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Musical and Dramatic Notes.

Musical and Dramatic Notes.
French comedy company will open at the Lyceum
on Saturday, May %, with "Frou-Frou."
Another OF Mapleson's artists. Mile. Orelr has
made JaGsco IN ia Traviata" in Drury Lane.
London.
The people Of Dublin are considering the ques-
ton OF placing bust OF the famous Irish composer
Bafe, In their national gallery.
This evening q new dramatization of Charles
Dickens 'Over Twist" will be produced at Daly's
Filth Avenue Theatre. The cast will be exception
ally strong.
The Khedive OF Egypt is said to have asked
Wagner i0r an opera on an Egyptian subject. The
prOphet-pernaps remembering Moses-nas not
yet replied.
Mile. Albani has made q Juror in the role OF Ell
vlra in 81 Puritani" at Convent Garden. This
young American prima donna Is now the reigning
1avorite in London.
'Ere's richness :-"Some OF the Paris newspapers
were up in arms at the bare idea OF the new opera
house being tnaugurated with Lies Huguenots,"
because, iorsootn, 1t is the work OF Prussian."
"SchooI" will be Withdrawn from Wallack's on
Thursday next. 1t Will be replaced by Coleman's
sClandestine Marriage" new emotional drama
is in preparation at this house, with Charlotte
Leclerq in the leading role
Hermann, the wonderful presttdtottateur, con-
tlnues to attract large audiences at the Academy
OF Music. His feats OF sleight Of hand are un-
rlvaled. He will leave the city next week,
owing to other engagements
Mlle Victoria, VINO is announced as 'the queen
OF the lofty wire" arrived on the steamer Baltic
yesterday. The lady viii form new addition to
the attractions Of the Roman Hippodrome. A
serenade will be rendered to her TINS evening at
the Sturtevant House.
The French dramatic company, from New Or
leans, Will commence season OF two weeks at
the Lyceum Theatre, Fourteenth street, on the 2sd
OF this month. The performances win be French
comedies and vaudeville Mr. Drivct has charge
OF the subscription and Is manager. Many OF our
first citizens have already subscribed.
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THE NEW YORK BOARD OF FIRE UNDER.
WRITERS
The annual election OF the New York Board q
Fire Underwriters was held yesterday. Tho fDi.
lowing ticket was elected

Preidcnt-Edgar W. crowcl.
Vice Presidenf-D A. Head
Secekary-Wiliam w. Henshaw.
assistant Secretdry-John VI. Tompkins.
Tyedsrer-Marcus r. Hodges.
Committee Fsnaaee-HenryA. Oakley, Serther Crow
ell s. G. Harriet, A. Il. Mcdonald, j. ID. Cocks. j. A.
Alexander, X. w Blocker.
Pdtrot-M L. Crowell, E. Ai!iger c.
B. Bostwick. william N. Randcll, w. De L. Boughton.
William A. Anderson Samuel Townsend.
Cornniftee aud LegisotionGeorge 7. Hope. *.
A. Walton, j. II. Pinckney. O. w. Standard N. " B. Fov
Ter, George NJ Colt, William Ii. Ross.
Belcher. F. H. Carter j. s. Holinshead N. Z. Mfller-
John r. Smith, William Mugan.
COMMITTEES Police and Origin Of Nres M. Rankin
William A. Burtis b. LOCKWOOD. T. b. Fellows, 4. L.
Thornell. Thomas b. Jones. j. L. Kahi.
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GUATEMALA AND GREAT BRITAIN.

Consul Magec's Case Said to Have Been
Settled.
SAN FRANCISCO. May Is, 1874.
The steamship Costa RIGA, from Panama, touched
at san Diego last evening. She reports that the
government at San Jose de Guatemala had settled
with Consul Magee for the recent outrage upon
hia person BY paying him $4,000.
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Died

WHEELER.-In Brooklyn, on Monday, May 10.
MARY A.. wife OF Z. b. Wheeler and daughter o.
Edward and Mary Spinning.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
[FOr other Deaths See Fourth Pu0e]
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A SUPERVISOR AssAssINATED.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 1s, 1874
H, clay Coz, Supervisor Of Mississippi county.
Ark. was assasslnated near Frenchman's Bayou,
soma ffry miles above here, last Saturday evening.
while returning to his home. There Is no clew to
the assassin, who fred upon his victim irom the
brush BIZ the roadside. -
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May 49, le74
Sugar nominal Spanish gold, 2al q 2&2 Exchange
quiet ON United states 90 days currency, l0 !6.
premium short sight lo7 los premium GO days geld.
lZ9 $50 premiun short sight. l32 q l33 premium On
London ls9 lG2 premium. On Paris Isl lS2 premium.
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VENEZUELA.

HAVANA, May 10, 1874
Advices from Caracas state that the anniversary
Of the independence OF Venezuela was celebrated
there with great pomp.
Governor Pulpar, who ned from Laguayra, had
arrival NJ Caracas.
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ST. DOMINGO.

HAVANA May 10, 1874.
The new government OF st. Domingo has issued
q decree requiring the payment OF MALI OF all
duties In gold.
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F r A N Q E.
President MacMahOn in a Difficulty
Among the Statesmen.
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS MAINTAINED.
Excitement at the Seat O.
Government.

PARIS, May 49, 1874
10 Journal des De0dss to-day says 1.-THE attempt
Of n. dc Goulard to form Cabinet has completely
failed"
The same paper also says:-"M. Pierre Magne
Minister OF Finance In the last Cabinet, has re.
fused to come to Paris at present, in consequence
Of III health.n
OBSTRUCTION BY DIVINE RIGHT.
The Count de Chambord has suggested the pro-
priety OF defeating any measure calculated to
Settle the government.
Excitement at versailles-Thc Composite
estate" . Failure.
PARIS. May 1s-Evening.
the prolongation Of the Ministerial crisis causes
great excitement at Versailles.
The efforts to form Ministry from the Right
and Left centres continue, but up to this hour
have met with no result The Right and Right
Centre seek to exclude the Bonapartists from tho
government
Some dispatches from Versailles assert that the
Cabinet will be completed tomorrow from the
Right Centre and the Moderate Right, but sew
eral evening journals report that M. Goulard de-
spairs OF success.
How tho French Complication May
Result.
LONDON May Is, 1874.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times writes to
that journal that the vote against the Ministry
in the National Assembly. on Saturday last, on
the question Of giving priority Of discussion to
the Electoral law over the Municipal bill means
the speedy dissolution or the Assembly and the
removal OF the seat OF government from Versailles
to Paris.
Deadly Anger OF Royal Duke.
PARIS, May 49, 1874
The Gau,ots says the Duke de Charities has sent
challenge to N. Paul de Cassagnac, in conse-
quence OF the publication in the latter's paper
tLe Pnvs) Of an abusive article against the Duke.
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A.-Silk Elastic Stockings, Belts, knit
Caps Abdominal supporters Clutches and Suspensory
Bandagcs shoulder Braces at MARSHS Truss Office, No
2 vesey street Lady attendants.
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Complimentary Statue II Needed for
the man who gave sozoDoNT to the world Millions q
tee III preserved from decay BY this peerless Tooth
wash vouch for value. How fragrant Is tho breath
perfumcd by its aromnl
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A Most Remarkable Improvement In
treating rupture.-The ELASTIC TRUSS CoMsANY: 6s3
Broadway, hold rupture comfortably, night and day,
under severest exercise, and permanently cure
even the more aggravated cases.
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SPAIN.
General Ccncha Halted-Mil tary Rule in the
Capital.
MADRID, May IS, 1874.

MADRID, May Is, 1874
General Concha has entered Miranda and estab.
lished his headquarters there.
General Pavia has resigned the Captain Gener.
alcy Of Madrid, and General Rey mas been appointed
in his place.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. d.

WASHINGTON, d. G., May 49, 1874
Passed Assistant Paymaster Charles d. Mansfield
is ordered to the naval station at New Orleans, re-
nevlng Passed Assistant Paymaster george A.
Carmody, who Ia ordered to settle his accounts.
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All Quiet Along tho Lines.

WASHINuTUN, WHy 10, 1911.
Colonel Rose telegraphs from Little Rock to the
Adjutant General here that everything is very
quiet in that place, and that both parties have
signed an agreement for disbanding their troops.
Colonel Rose had been telegraphed from the head
quarters or the Department OF the Gulf to recog-
nize Baxter as Governor, and to deliver up the
state arms in possession of the United States
forces to him.
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A Lost Art OF the Coamrs Ncstorod.-
ANGELES HOT AIR ROMAN BATHS. 81 Lexington
enue Appetite invigorate before Observation-Disclosures
ana vtalze before dnnerSoothe and tranQutlige he.
fore rerng LADIES' day and evening gentlemen. every
day and all night
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GELS all Others No ruptured person should purchase
without seeingt; ugh it. clean and Pamphlets 10
cents. DR. GREGORY, S54 Broadway.
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sackett,s Magic Coioris for Changlr -
the hair TO natural brown or BLACK Soo everywn' Ge-
Depot LIZ Liberty street
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Enlarged sJ0i,

Bachelors Hair Dye Is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BATCHELoR'S Wig Factory Id Bond St. N
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Artificial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. linz
PRoyEMENT This beausifq, Denture, chemically
Those using deghted references given and salts
faction guaranteed diploma awarded To Dr. NJ LEvETT
SON 81 West Twenty third street. Established 1885
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T,AssRNGERs FOR EUROPE SHOULD OBTAIN
i without. delay a. CODY OF .App'escns European
Guide BOOK" u. APPLETON 4 GO, Publishers,
Nv And al Hr0Hdwax>
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GERMANY.
Bismarcks Revenge on Won Arnim.
BERLIN. May IS, 1874.

BERLIN. May Is, 1874
The Emperor william has ordered the temporary
retirement from the German diplomatic service Of
Count Won Arnim.
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A.-Rupturc and Physical Deformitiea
ssy treated by DR. MARSH at No. 2yesey street,
q office
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United States steamer

United States steamer Brooklyn.
HAVANA, May Is, 1874.
The United States steamer Brooklyn arrived at
st. Thomas on the 10th ult., and subse quently
sailed lor Guadaloupe.
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Atkinson's White Rose, 55c. per Bottle
CAMPHOR 35c per pound. WILLIAM II. GILES &
CO., Chemists AL sixth avenue
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A Specific for Rheumatism, GOut, Neu>
ralga Scroua &C. Is the old reliable family medicine
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM. with its $50 900 cures Sold by
druggists 81; A. B., 81 %. 2t6 Grand street
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NEW PURLICATIONs,.

Wigs. Toupecs, sSc.-G. Ran chfuss,
rrac,csI wlcmakcr and Importer OF Human, Hair No
X Easi twelfth street, near Broadway, New fork.
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RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
Cxar Alexander in Guildhall-"John Bull' Out
IN Immense Force-Queen Victoria
Likely to Visit the Romanofs.

LONDON May 49, 1874.
Immense crowds gathered this morning to see
the Gear as ne went from Buckingham Palace to
Guildhall.
The entire route over which His Majesty passed
was beautifully decorated. He arrived at Guild
hall at two O'Clock p NJ, and after taking lunch
4
left vita the Thames embankment. Tranic was sus.
pended ell day on the Strand, Fleet street. Ludgate
Hill and Cneapside.
sian Court.
LONDON, May Is, 1874
The Standard, in its evening edition, says it un-
derstands that the Queen will 60 to Russia In the
autumn.
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bAYONNE, May IL, 1874.
The Carlist Commander in Chief Generai Dorre.
garay, Is marching upon Estella with large
force.
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MU s E M E N rs.
Booths Theatre.

new actor In the role OF Hamlet Is pretty sure
to draw large audience to this home OF the classic
drama, and Mr.. McCulough's success In other char
acters naturally whetted public curiosity as to
how he would acquit himself in the trying part OF
the melancholy Dane. The house, was therefore,
well filled last night The ideal Hamlet is not
real flesh and blood parsonage, and we have
become 80 much used to the stage traditions that
man who appears and endeavors to present us
with merely human Hamlet jostles our preju-
dices and Is not likely to make q very favorable
impression. Mr.. Mccullough has broken away
from the stage traditions In q great many in
conception OF the part III exchange. whether the
for the saDtier and more abstract nsure
There IS manly simplicity in the character that
Mr.. Mccullough presents us that we IKE infinitely
OF mannerisms and weak conceits that have be en-
IN more than one instance accepted as revela-
that MT MocuilousSs Hamlet leaves ' much to Be-
with his mother this actor's best qualities
are shown, aud also in his advice to the actors,
which was admirably delivered; yet, strange to
say, the advice 80 deity administered contained
vantage. In general this actor's elocution is re-
markedly good. He does what Is very rare nova
snSshs BY the Of his In many Of
played. but lite the actor Sought to emphasize
denoe was sacfn,aced 70 Violent aeola@a-
ton, and the result was loss OF that
woS e ms ana Lille
way. With the exception OF Mr.: stark VINO made
a very acceptable Polon1us, and played the part
very brilliant. Mr.. Mccullough win repeat the
S m
see him. 1885,
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I Baltimore, WAS umpire.
Base hall Note.

The Flyaways play the Rose Hills. OF st. J0hnt
College, at Fordham. to-day (Tuesday).
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To Preserve the Teeth and Prevent
| Toothaehc use THURsToNS IVORY PEARL r0orH
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Health Restored by Du Barry's Reva-
LENTA ARABiCA Food to the stomach, nerves, lungs
and liver curing dyspepsia dndgesion constipation,
wassng cough ssthm, levers copsumpton low spiriss
Depot in New York. JOHN Y. HENRY. CURRAN CO..
N0s- . College
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TIE NATIONAL GAME.
,oston Against PhiladeIphi.

PHILADELPHIA. May Is, 1874
A championship match OF baseball was playek
here to-day between the Philadelphia and Bos-
tons. The PhlladephIas were outplayed at every
point, the visitors winning an easy victory. The
following Is the score:-
Clubs Id 3D. 3d. M HM 9Th Tn 6h. OK.
Boston; S-M
Bilaski, or Baltimore, was umpire.
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Bunions. Enlarged Joints on the
feet Neuralgia Sore Throat Paralysis, Rheum atism,
Pains Of all kinds cure guaranteed &c. and 81 per
bottle. WILLIAM NJ GILES, LINlMENr lODIDE OF
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ssNTetrapo Champn portcrA
and sole agents, sTANBLM rUA,
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A.-For q superb Dress or Business Hat
go TO EsPENSCHEID manufacturer lib Nassau street.
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Clarets.-7OO Cases from - to $40
partly old importations, gNod sound wines, reliable
brands; also Sk UTERNES In lots to suit
II. b. KIRK CO.. 60 Fulton street
The New York herald., 1874-08-09
Pulpit Topics To-Day.

Few and simple are the topics announced
for pulpit meditation to-day The two or
three faithful pastors who hold on to their
focks during these sultry days deserve more
than ordinary praise. Here, amid the heat
and din of the city, Dr. Deems finds his first
duty and chiefest joy in ministering, Sabbath
after Sabbath, to the Church of the Strangers.
before whom this morning he will hold up
Christ as the Alpha and Omega of all their
hopes in the life beyond the present. Rev.
james Kennedy, another faithful shepherd
who will not trust his Presbyterian flock to
strangers nor let them wander alone while he
enjoys himself on mountain or seashore. has
promised this evening to let them see
some of the glory Of sThe Rainbow
About the Throne and show them its
spiritual meaning for their encouragement in
faith and hope and love. DR.. Lockwood will
help some Of his Brooklyn Congregational
hearers this morning TO solve 'erhe Great
Problem" and to solve it in such way, we
trust, that they shall never want to 90 over
the same ground again. The problem of this
life is great one, but that of the hereafter is
o much greater one, the solving of which
should receive, as it demands, our best
thought and most precious moments. Heaven
and hell are terms and places that men of
imaginative minds especially like to speculate
about Men of sober thought. too, are some
times called away to their contemplation.
Elder Bishop, of Greencastle, Pa, will this
morning portray "The Inheritance of the
Saints" and this afternoon will start the in
quiry, "Is He'll Place Of Torment ?" If it
be place at all, and not state or condition
of mind, as some contend it must be one of
torment, for 1T stands related to sin and evil
throughout the sacred Scriptures. But we
will let the Elder speak
The New York herald., 1874-08-09

Premier sees through the murky atmosphere
such evidences of gathering war cloud
as to prompt him to utter the words
of warming he has twice spoken In
the British Parliament The "dark agen-
cies'' to which as Minister he alludes arc
explained by his less guarded utterances as an
aspirant to power. During the last Parla-
mentary canvass he predicted that the Church
of Rome would unite with the democracies Of
Europe to overthrow The established govern
ments; that in England, as well as on the
Continent of Europe, the influence and power
and wealth of the Church would be thrown
on the side of the people to topple
over tottering thrones and to build up
republics on their ruins. The disestablish-
ment of the Church in Ireland was to be fol-
lowed by disestablishment in England. Rome,
from the Italian Republic restoration of
those rights of which she had been robbed by
the Italian King. Germany, with its eighteen
millions of good Catholics was to bury the
unprincipled intrigues of Bismarck beneath
the ruins of the proAigate and oppressive
the Church of Rome was to be rehabilitated in
her temporal powers and strengthened in her
spiritual influence.
Is the author of s.Lothair" dreamer, or is
the Prime Minister Of England q prophet?
Is the danger to the thrones of Europe,
already undermined by the increasing intelli-
gence of the people, fgment of disturbed
ally powerful enough to make monarchies
tremble? Many will find plausibility in Dis
raeli's theory from the fact that the Church
of Rome must have learned the wisdom of the
caution, "Put not your trust in princes" !"
But, whether the English Premier be right OF
wrong, his significant words will cause people
to reflect and are likely to create the belief
that the war cloud SO many see in the Euro
pean sky is not looming.
The New York herald., 1874-08-09
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Marquis de Argudin, cf Madrid is residing at the
New York Hotel
Senator John P. Jones, of Nevada, has apart
ments at the Hoffman House,
Commander Il. A. Adams, United states Navy. II
quartered at the Hoffman House,
Congressman Richard G. Parsons, OF Ohio. IL
staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Congressman Alexander Mitchell, OF Milwaukee.
Is sojourning at the HOFFMAN House.
General Benjamin F. Butler arrived In the city
yesterday and Is at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
General William f. Bartlett, OF Massachusetts u
among the recent arrivals at the New York Hotel.
All the boys porn in Massachusetts this year
have been called Charles Sumner, "witnout dis
tinction Of color"
Attorney Geueral Williams left Washington last
evening ior Atlantic City. He will return on Mon-
day or Tuesday next
Secretary Delano and Mr.. Edward P. Smith,
Commissioner OF Indian Afrairs arrived at the
Holman House from Washington yeste ruay morn
ing. and left In the afternoon for Long BEanch.
At Avignon they celebrated the cenvenniaI Of
Petrarch In punch All the Latin nations were tere,
Spanish, Italians and French and such Is th6 pow
erty OF their combined languages that they were
compelled to say "un punch"
Paris has 5000 dogs and they added to the Guy
income for 1873 the OF 1885, 900 francs $127 0o
This would not be large sum TN Green's handa,
but think how 1t would keep down the number OF
dogs. All our comforts and Iuxuries are taxed;
why not tax nutsancesf
a. Public investigation In France shows that In
fants "nursed out" IN that country are nursed Que
OF the world at the rate or eghty-two to eighty
seven IN hundred. The implement used In this
slaughter is an ordinary baby's bottle, which the
"larllersu scrupulously avoid washing.
At Limbourg, near verviers, Belgium. M. David.
an honest man ana . good citizen, dSsd and was
buried as he desired, civilly-that is, without q
priest. Next Sunday the priest INDUCED In severe
observations from the pulpit and the subject be-
came painful scandal. On still another Sunday
the priest repeated his extravsgant language, and
when the services were over the son OF the de.
funct horsewhtpped his reverence IN the pubfo
street amid general applause.
Schmidt the correspondent shot by the Carlists
was formerly captain in the Prussian Eleventh ar
tilcry. lie had the iron OF the first and acc.
ono classes and the Decoration OF Honor Tho
correspondent OF the Kreuz Zettung believes he
would have been spared II he could have proved
that he was o correspondent but he had left his
papers with his baggage, and his baggage was lost
during the operations at Muro. Thus, although 10
is certain he was correspondent, he was shot a.
spy.
The New York herald., 1874-08-09

THE CRUISE OF THE New YORK YACHT
CLUB has thus far been successful and pleas
ant The run from anchor to anchor on Fri
day was spirited race, and was only
marked by one mishap, which partially
disabled the Dauntless. The weather yes
terday, however, was unpropitous. A
storm ragged along the coast and
shut up the fleet in Newport Harbor; SO the
Corinthian race set down for Saturday was
postponed until tomorrow. The handicap
race will be sailed on Tuesday, and the pigeon
shooting takes place on Wednesday. 1t is to
be hoped that the weather will be more
tomorrow tor the display of the
skill and seamanship of the amateurs
The New York herald., 1874-08-09

HE LOUISIANA REPUBLICAN, STATE CoNvEN-
TON at New Orleans yesterday adopted a reso-
luton declaring that duty and sound policy
constrain them to nominate and supnort for
Office only honest and capable men who are
mindful of the interests of the State
and whose records are not reproach to the
party. But where, then, will they find their
candidates without fresh importation?
The New York herald., 1874-08-09

From PARIS IT Is REPORTED that the Ger
man government has notified its representa-
tives abroad that tie time has arrived for
recognizing the Spanish government Well
why not? The Queen of England, in her
speech from the throne, regrets the disturbed
condition of Spain, but thinks the best aid to
peace is non-intenerence. Germany, if the
report is correct, thinks differently; but gov
ernments may differ as we'll as doctors.