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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.

Salvini's WclcOme-The Reception to tho
Italian Tragcdian at the Arcadian
Club.
There was distinguished assemblage at the
handsome rooms OF the Arcadan Club in Union
place last night genuine, hearty welcome was
given to the great representative OF Italian
tragedy, whose name is linked with those of
MOdena and Rossi in the highest walks OF Italian
art. The rooms were decorated with American and
Italian nags, and paintings of a superior
kind graced the walls. Musical, dramatic and
other celebrities were grouped around, when Mr..
Henry Milard addressed in Italian, on behalf OF the
club the distinguished guest OF the evening welcom
ing him in brief and appropriate terms. He then
recited an ode, prepared for the OCCASION IN which
the glories OF Italian art both ancient and mod
ern, were sung in dulcet measures The connec-
ton between America and Italy was happily
alluded to in reference to- the Genoese sailor who
first deserted the New World from the deck OF the
Pinto. The concluding lines Of the ode were par
ticIlarly elcltous speaking OF the fact that Fart
very attractive musical programme was pre-
pared BY the committee. M. Sauvet played piano
so To o@ aad the
"a Midsummer Nights Dream" with rare effect.
the accompanying Calcium lights, lain immense s
the ladies
Salvni troupe, Mme Gazzaniga, Mile. Matilda
Toedt, the vi0liniste, and many prominent
vocalists. Mr.. Di Lucca and MIR. Binotti OF the
Italian Consulate, the Portuguese Minister, DR..
Ceccarlni, and large number of other prominent
representatives Of the Latin race were present.
1t was very naJtering tribute to the great ira
gedian, ana one that rejected honor on the people
that received him.
At the conclusion Of the ode Signor Salvini re-
piled In Italian, and said that he was very sorry
that he could not command language sufficient to
express his emotions; and especially he regretted
that he could not reply in English. lie hoped that
appear, would prove as indulgent to him as 1t had
always been apprecative OF the talents OF Booth,
Fechter and Forrest whose talents he had always
admired. He felt battered with the compliments
contained in the ode, and begged to return mis-
thanks to that member or the club individually.
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Charles Q. Talbot. who was appointed Postmaster
OF Brooklyn, in place Of Samuel Booth, resigned,
has been formally notified of his appointment and
his Onicial bond sent to HIM for executIon He
WILL enter upon hds duties on the lst Of 0esAAax.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. II, 1873
The municipality Of London propose to give
dinner IN honor OF Mr.. Watson, President Of the
Erie Railway, on his arrival in this city.
BULLION FROM THE BANK
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from theBank
Of England on balance to-day is 100000.
THE HARVEST.
The weather throughout England to-day is fair
md favorable for the crops.
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OREGON POLITICS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ~ 1873.
The Oregon Republican State Convention at
Albany has adjourned after stormy SEES
has been nominated for Congress. resolution
was adopted expressing confidence ia Senator J.
H. Mitchell. The party Is divided, and an exciting
campaign Is expected.
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

IElE6RAM To the new TURK HERALD
LONDON, Sept IL, 1873.
This was the fourth and last day OF the Doncaster
September meeting.
The great race OF the day was for the Doncaster
Cup-value 800 sovs.
Mr.. Savile's Dr. c. Uhlan, years old, was the
winner. The b. T. Lillian 4 years old, belonging to
the same gentleman, came in second, and Mr.. R.
n. Bats Oh. c. Thorn, years old, third.
There were I'VE starters.
The last betting was to against Uhlan, 8 to
against Lillian and to against Thorn.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

Mrs. John Wood is to appear In Liverpool shortly
in dramatizaton OF Charles Reade's novel, 1.-THE
Wandering Herr
The English Opera Company, OF which Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg is to be the prima donna, viii
not appear in this city till quite late in the season.
Mr.. Boucicault, who has been at the country
house OF Mr.. William Stuart, his partner In the
new Park Theatre, since his recent indlsposition,
has almost recovered from his Sickness.
"Mephisto" was withdrawn from the boards o..
the olympic Theatre on Wednesday evening, being
replaced by "Sinbad the Sailor" A large house
greeted this reproduction and the piece was well
received.
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ENGLAND.

Municipal Honor to Representative Of Erie
Bullion Moving from the Bank
Agricultural Report.
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GIBRALTAR.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

GIBRALTAR, Sept IL, 1873.
The United States ship Supply arrived here this
morning from Trieste.
All on board are well
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Take Pity ON Your Lungs, Un fortunnter
victims Of chronic Cough, and soothe heal and tone,
them with HALE'S HONEY OF HoARH0UND AND
TAR
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AnnOunCement.-Wc Will Introduce,
our Special Fifth avenue style Of genuemens Silk
Hats on Saturday September IL DUNLAP CO.,
ia Fifth avenue and $50 broadway.
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A.-Thousands or Testimonials Cam no
seen OF the efficacy OF KEARNEY'S BUCHU In Brtghts
Disease Gravel Gout Dropsy Nervous Debility and Kid
ney Complaints at depot l04 Duane street.
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JERSEY JUSTICE.
Six Years in the state Prison for Inccn-
dfarfsm.

diarism.
Joseph Campbell was sentenced yesterday at
Trenton to six years in the New Jersey state
Prison for having set IRE to Haggerty's barn at the
above city on the Ssh inst. few days ago he
confessed the crime and said that 1t was the power
OF rum wnlch urged MIN perpetrate the malicious
deed. He seemed struck with amazement when
the sentence was announced, as he did not expect
such long term, IN consequence OF having made
offence.
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BELGIUM.

Legal Savans in Permanent Organization for
tho Pursuit Of Peace
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Later from Shreveport.
SHREVEPORT, l.;

SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. II, 1873
Up to four O'Clock p. M. to-day there were
eighteen deaths from yellow fever. The epidemic
Is on the increase. Whole families. are down with
1t. The nurses are worn out.
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YACHTING NOTE.

Steam yacht America, Mr. Smith rom New
Yak fer tho Bast passed Whitestop1 xesserdaS'
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A.-Fall FashiO OF Gentlemon's Hats
now ready at DOUGAN's l02 Nassau, corner of AnnSG
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siegsrs-Arms and Ammunition for the
Carlists-General Report Of Ma
tional Improvement-The British
Cabinet and tho Prisoners
from the Deerhound.
TElEGaAkS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
MADRID, Sept. H. 1873.
body OF intransigente troops made sortie
from Cartagena yesterday, but was unsuccessful
In its efforts to pierce the line OF the besieging
force and returned to the city.
AMY COMMAND AND PREPARATION FOR new
CAMPAIGN.
The command OF the Army Of the North has been
confded to General Zabala-
General Turon will enter upon vigorous cam
paign in CATALONIA with IL, 900 men.
NATIONAL REGENERATION AND VAST POWER FOR
WAR;
Tho situation here and throughout the country
As improving.
large portion OF the reserves called out has
been assembled, and its equipment is progressing.
The government is capable Of putting $4,000 ef-
1ective forces into the field.
CARLIsT ExAcTIoNs AND coNrRrvANcEs
The resources OF the Northern provinces have
been exhausted by the war and the exactions OF
the Carists. The necessaries Of life even have be-
come scarce and thousands of families are re-
duced to Indulgence.
The Carlists keep to the mountains Being with
out cavalry, they do not dare to descend to the
plains in any considerable number.
British Reclamation In Behalf OF Cap.
turcd Citizens.
LONDON, Sept. Il, 1878.
It Is reported that Earl Granville has told the
representative OF Spain here that the British gov
eminent insists on the liberation OF the of1cers
and crew captured on board the steam yacht
Deerhound.
Gums and Ammunition for the Carlists.
BAyoNNE, Sept. H. 1873.
number Of cannon and other munitions OF war
for the Carlists were landed yesterday at Lequeio
on the coast Of the Province of Biscay
Railway Accident and Loss OF Life.
MADRID, Sept II, 1873.
The express train which left vittoria this morn
ing for Madrid while gong at full speed, ran OF
the track. The cars were badly wrecked.
Six passengers were killed, among them one
general and other persons of eminence and thirty
wounded.
The cause OF the disaster Is unknown.
Distractions were placed by the Carlists yester.
nay on the railway from Saragossa to Pampeluna
and train was thrown from the track near
Tafalla.
No lives lost.
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A.-For Your Cold or Rheuma tfsns Take
RUSSIAN BATH at rs East Fourth street Arenedy I'M
euualed.
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A.-The Fall Fashion or Hats FOR GEM
temen Just introduced by ESPENsCHEID. Aanutao-
turer
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Corns, Bunions, Naiis: So, Cured
DR. RICE, 2DS Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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Dnvid's Fall style of Hats for Gentlc~
men, 29sh Broadway, near Duane street.
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Domestic Paper Fashfons-Elegant t1'
de and tautess in t Agents wanted Send for cat
aiosue DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is the Best I'm tho
world the only and perfect hair dya instsntano-
GUS, harmless At all druggists.
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Fall Style-Gents' Dress Hats.
PARMLY Manufacturer and Retailer,
2Ol Sixth avenue below Fourteenth street.
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TURKEY.

1El[GRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Sept. H. 1879.
n. Aristarchi, the newly appointed Minister to
Washington, sails on the Goth inst. for New York.
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Average temperature yesterday. .............. OF
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ........ rs,
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PORTUGAL.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, Sept. 10, 1878.
Accounts nom different sections Of the country
represent the vine disease as making great havoc.
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FRANCE.
Civic Rejoicing Over Prussian Retirement
MlEeHAm TO the new YORK HERALD

TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.
PARIS, Sept. II, 1878.
The evacuation Of verdun by the German forces
Viii be completed tomorrow.
There will be great public rejoicing and general
illumination Of the town in the evening.
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Observation-Disclosures Bitters. Beware Of
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

The Doncaster Meeting Ended-Racs for
the Cup.
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THE LOST EXPLORERS.
The Great Arctic Tragedy and Sug-
gestions for Clearing Up
Its Mystery.
CIRCUMSTAMTIAL EVIDENCE SFTED
Theory Washington Savant on the Where
abouts Of the POlariS Crew.
WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1874

WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1879
Commander Braine, OF the Junata, to-day tele-
graphed Commodore Reynolds, Acting Secretary OF
the Navy, that he would leave az soon as he had
cOaed, and would sail in nOrtheasterly direction
until he reached the latitude OF the coast Of Labra
dor. 1t is evident. say naval officials, that rivalry
amounting to jealousy exists between the officers
of the Tfgress and the Juniata, which will make
the commander OF the latter vessel more anxious
to find the remainder OF the crew of the Polarls
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Wigs, Toupecs, &c. G. Rnucnfussr
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SPAIN.

Voris from Cartagsna and Repulse by the Be-
siegsrs-Arms and Ammunition for the
Caxlisty- General Report Of Ma
tonal Improvement-The British
Cabinet and tho Prisoners
from the Deerhound
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Gums and Ammunition for the Carlists.
BAyoNNE, Sept II, 1878.
number OF cannon and other munitions Of war
for the Carlists landed yesterday at Lequeitio
on the coast Of the Province of Biscay.
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The following despatch was received at the White
House this morning.
YANKToN, Dakota Territory, Sept. 10, 1873
10 U. s. GRANT. President of the United States:-
General Edwin s. McCook was assassipa ted at q
public meeting last night by p P. Wintermute, o
banker OF this place.
JOHN A. BURBANK Governor.
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Harmonious Meeting OF the Adminfs-
traeion Party OF the state-DIild Reso-
buttons OF the Usual Pate rn-The State
Nomiu n lf0ns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-15
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY
Friday, March If.

In the Senate, bills were introduced by
Mr.. McKenna, to fix the number of stu
dents to which the State IS entitled in the
Agricultural College at Knoxville; by Mr..
Morgan, to increase the revenue by taxing
railroads; by MIR. Mccall, to increase the
jurisdiction of Recorders. Resolutions were
offered by Mr.. James, censuriDg members
of Congress from this S ate for voting to
increase their salary; by Mr.. Mccall, pro
viding for the adjournment sine die Of the
present Legislature on Friday, March 2l.
Senate bill to attach the county of Viii
hanson to the eighth judicial circuit
was passed on third read
ing. Senate bill designating the Bank of
Madison at Jackson as State depository y
was laid upon the table. House bills au-
thorizing the trustees of the colored school
at Shelbyville to sell certain piece of land
belonging to that institution; and authoriz-
ing Cbancery Courts to grant charters Of
incorporation, were pissed on third cad
ing.
A large portion of to-day's session was
devoted to the consideration of the priVi-
Iege tax bill, which was amended in several
particulars, but a vote on the main quest ion
was not reached.
In the House Mr. II. r. Moore offered
resolutions cOndemning the course of those
members of Congress who voted for an in
crease of salaries, and applaudi3g those
who voted against the proposition. The
Senate funding bill was discussed at great
length, but vote was not reached.
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A STARTLING SUICIDE.
A Bank Cashier Burns ALI the Special
Deposits,
Then Shoots Himself In the Presence
Of His Wife.
Death just Before DishOnOr.

FRANKLIN, PA, March 14-The COM
munity here was thrown into state of the
profoundest excitement this morning by the
suicide of Thomas f. Anderson, Cashier
of the Lamberton Bank, and one of the
Oldest cashiers in the oil regions. He
opened the bank as usual at 9 o'clock, and
transacted business with several customers.
He was afterwards noticed running in
and out of the bank in 8 hurried and ex-
cited manner, and then hurrying up Thir-
teenth street towards his residence. Smoke
was then seen issuing from the bank, and
persons who had noticed bis maneuvers en-
tered the bank, supposing it to be on fire,
when they discovered the CRATE heaped up
with bank notes, bonds aud bank papers,
rapidly being consumed by the fire. The
fire was extinguished as quickly as possible,
and the notes, bonds, etc., drawn out.
Some were in "a charred condition, while
others were burned to ashes.
Upon reaching his residence, some three
squares distant, Anderson entered by the
back way, and haniing his wife letter,
said he was about to commit an awful act,
at the same time exposing a pistol which
he held in his hand. She endeavored to
take 1t from him, but he tore himself from
he, stepped a few steps down into the yard,
raised his hand and fired, the ball entering
the right temple. His wife fell fainting.
His consciousness returned at intervals of
short duration for an hour or more, but be
gave no explanation for the act, and at
1880 expired. Several letters were left by
him, but their contents have not as yet
been made public. A note left on the
counter Of the bank said that he had de-
stroyed all the special deposits and bills re-
ceivsble. Tbirty-eight thousand dollars
were Mr.. Lamberton's individual govern
ment bonds. The amount absolutely de-
stroyed cannot as yet be ascertained. The
United States Treasurer has been telegraph
ed to send some at once to examine the
charred bonds and notes.
What led 10 this cannot be positively as
1t is generally supposed, how
ever, that his irregularities in conducting
the business was the cause. 1t is known
be was carrying large over drafts for the
accommodation of personal friends, unau-
thorized by the bank. The bank was soon
to change hands and be was required to
have the accounts and books in complete
order at a certain date, which would ex-
pose these Irregularities. Tbs bank loses
heavily, but the losses will not affect its
standing. Every confidence is felt in its
security,