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pnInsEpopq FRACTION Nrwa,-ThO

i HRlDsEPoRR EERCTIoGs NRWa.-Th
election geslerdiy ID our neIehborlhl
town oi Bridgeport was said % BE Ii
most exciting ever held in the place. Al
though neither ticket expressly Ayogs,
the temperance question a. the Issue q
stake, II was nevertheless clearly. under
stood, what iHaS headed the ollizuns
llicket thO cAddidRte RetSs ue.WEI
| For MsyoT-the present incumbsnt-
Milton McOonnRughy,
For C0uncil-Mea8rp. VIM. Alexander
q. n. B. ClaylRnd and samuel A. Junkin0
For Clerk-B. @. Crouston..
Fer Treasurer. Il, West. =
For MArShAl-W. Piper.
For TruStee-Ge George 0ifiln.
TAeo oppoaltlonfieade their ticket iht
SwOFkinEVRssaPSs VsaS Tlofets The erRPaiaassI Pati ss
F@'Msyor-Hsnry Crswtor6 6o,sjt,i,
For Councilmen-John cCon1Rughy,
ODD. Dagis and Charles Zane, NO.
For MarshslA Charles Gill; = -2
For Treasurer-E. J. Adolph. -
Tho citizens or anti, ,whiAky ticket was
elected, with the exception. Of tho Mar
shal, BY maiorities running from 4s't 90.
Piper, for MarBhAl, was beaten by Gil
twenty votes.
There was strenuous opoBitlon to Nc.
Conuaughy, for Mayor, on the ground
that he deputizod Justice Crook to attend
to the police duties, who, 1t seems, has DO.
come terror to evil doers.
The townahip ticket (anti.Whiskyl had
q majority IN the Bridgeport precinct,
running from fifty to one hundred
Notwithstanding the lAbors OF the
women IN the way Of temperance reform,
whisky flowed freely aud the amount Of
drunk enesS Was unusual Showing that
aiter all the apparent suppression Of the
liquor traffic In Ohio, when the ,occssionH
demands, the election stimulus Is yet to-
be,had In unlimited quantities.
At this hour (twelVe o'clock9 we have
had no returns from Martins Ferry, but
we're informed by DR.. Todd that during
the afternoon the excitement ran very
high. Some two or three hundred men
we're on the streets working like beavers
for the different tickets The women too
were out in squads rallying their friends
and pleading with those who were WaTer.
ing, -g... Ivy '-''''-- '''-'.
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NEW YORK CITY.

q
NEW YORK, April 8-Mr. Stern, one
Of the Commissioners Of Charity and Cor
recilon, and who Is responsible for the
consideration now shown Tweed AT
BlRckwell's Island ysSys that Tweed Ia In
the safest and most strictly guarded por-
ton Of the prison, from which he could
not escape unless the twenty-five keepers
constantly on guard were bribed. Furtb.
ermore, he does ;not;think 1t deVolved
upon the Commissioners TO make a martyr
Of Tweed, or TO exercise any unnecessary
severity toward him during his term OF
confinement Foster Y. Dewey, TWeed's
former private secretary and now his bus.
tnees agent, says that the room occupied
by Tweed was more comfortable than o
cell, but Its furniture was not worth more
than $50, It has become q question
with the authorities as to whether or
not some relaxation OF prison disci,
pline In bis case was not an abso.
lutte necessity Of health. Tweed was ex.,
traordinarily eorpulent, and to enable him
10 move about with any comfort he was
obliged 70 have his body tightly bound up
with cloths, he was already in III health.
His sentence had had Q crushing effect
upon his nervous system, and his condi-
ton Of present was really piliAble. I'LL
strict discipline was enforced his sentence
70 imprisonment in the penitentiary would
be equivalent to q sentence 10 death.
Twelve years imprisonment for q miSde-
meanor is q sentence unparalleledi in the
annals Of law, and the counsel were very
confident itconld heset aside when an ap.
peal was made TO higher court Of the
State. r -
The steamship Merrimac, from South
America, about whose safety there was
considerable anxiety, Is coming up the
bay.
A German mass meeting will be held
tonight Il, protest against the proceed
lngs Of ihe Commissioners oil Emigration,
8 majority OF whom It Is asserted have
usurped the power delegated TO them for
q purpose entirely foreign TO their dnties,
and thereby manifested most profound |
contempt for the rights Of German emf
grants.
The London Tines money article Of
March 18th says: "Without any abso-
lutte cause Of special distrust the market
continues in general state Of dullness,
which has characterized it for months
past, and which Is as intense as II we
were slowly recovering from ono
Of our decennisl psDics. The
condition Of affairs in India, and the pro.
loDged default on many American Rail-
road bonds and State stocks, the absence
ofa financial revival at VienuP, the ap-
ptr:ntly hopeless anarchy III Spain |
thelnnceIt9iniy as TO the amount OF Turk.
ish, Egyptian, Peruvian and other bonds
that are yet remaining to be placed on
the various exchanges, all furnish per-
msnent causes i0r the depressions
which ore but slightly neutralized by the |
success OF the Ashantee war and the
hopes Of q revival OF trade from the reac.
tion of the coal market and the steady
prospect Of moderateirates. 80
ExiJudge Edmunds, the well known
lawyer and spilitualist Is dead.
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COUNTY CouRT. r=In the County Court
yesterday, on motion Of Prosecuting At.
torney oracraft, Daniel Peck, Esq, was
appointed an assistant Prosecuting, At
torney for the remainder Of the present
term.
In the cass of the MerchautG' National
Bank ~. W. q. Chapman & Co., the
pleas and demand for q jury were With
drawn, and Judgment was given for plain.
tiftS for $507 26. ,.,.,,.-f. 49,.
The case Of Louisa Fricker %. z. G.
oraerait was commenced, and was on
tttal whom TIE Court adjourned. ~
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sANrrARY.-We see that the Health
Officer has commenced the sanitary in.
specton Of the city, public and private.
Let all citizens cooperate heartily with
him in this important work, and let each
householder prepare to show his prem.
ises in good condition when the Health
Officer comes around. The health ordl-
nances, as will be seen by the following
extract, gives that officer ample authority
to enforce cleanliness on private property,
but the assistance Of all Is necessary In
order to keep the death rate Of the city
down to It's present low standard:
SEC. IS. The Health oRlcar shall have
authority TO enter upon any ground, lot
or house in the city, In the discharge Of
his duties; and Il any person, by force OF
menace, shall prevent or obstruct the ex-
ecution ol any order Of the Health 0mcer,
ins Of twenty dollars shRll he imposed,
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NEW YORK, April GA iriehtiul ac-
cident occurred at Blsbee's chemical
works, at Hunters Point, today. -Four
men were sent to remove distractions
from q still and were oVerpoWered by gas
In the tank, Three Of them died in a
few minutes alter being brought out BY
their comrade, and the fourth, Wm. Hen.
nessey, rallied somewhat and there are
hopes ol his recovery. The accident ls
the result Of criminal carelessness, ior II
the sttll had been opened and aired as Is
the custom previous 10 decent, the terri.
bic affair could have been avoided. r.
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'WAR DKPARTAEAR,
PRoBABnITTRs,


On Tuesday in New England, partly
cloudy weather will prevail, with winds
shifting seutherly, and possibly easterly.
For the o Middle States, increasing
cloudiness, winds shifting southerly and
easterly, and probably rain at night.
For the Southern States east Of Misis.
sippi, cloudy and rainy weather and fresh
to brisk southwest and southeast winds.
For the upper lake region, fresh 20
brisk northeast to northwest winds, partly
cloudy weather and light rain or snow.
For the Ohio Valley, cloudy and rainy
weather and fresh 10 brisk and east to
north winds.
For Missouri aud Iowa north to west
winds, clear or clearing weather.
For. the Lower Lake Region, generally
cloudy weather and probably light rain
ff Nf1nw
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PROTECTION to LIQUOR DREKERS.-
A bill has been introduced into the New
jersey legislature which provides for the
appointment Of an inspector Of liquor in
every county Of the State, whose duty 1t
shall be to examine all alcoholic liquors
offered for sale in his district, and viaitiug
with severe penalties any attempt to
vcnd impure or adulterated beverages
This measure Is said to be endorsed by
spubllc meeting Of prominent ministers
and educators Of Princeton.
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Nths dlscpt5lon Of the currency ques
ton Gen. BUThRg, Of Massachusetts, d
credited with making the following in
cOmprehepsble speech,
"He ERs not willing to withdraw the
Legal teldets and food the country with
irredeemShle traahm meaning national
bank notea Hewould take The whole
tAith, power, wealth, and prosperity Of
the nation, and put Il behind the green
backs Tor their redemption, and NOT gold
Such q speech from an ignorant man
would be pardohable; but for Gen. Ben.
JANN F. -BuTTLER to call notes issued
BY 9 national bank, secured BY United
states gOld-inG( (fsas-beGtiug bonds, de-
posted with the Government itself O.
trustee In the proportion Of one hundred
dollan OF bonds for every ninety dollars
Of ouch bank currency, "lrredeemable
trash' will only add to his reputation for
reckless public utterances; &ndhis as
sertion By implication that the "Whole
faith, power, wealth, and prosperity Of
the nation" Is pledged for the redemption
Of legal tenders more than for the pay
meut Of national bank notes he must
know to be untrue. BE knows that IL
the legal tenders wero out of existence
the national bank notes would be re.
deemable in gold that II the banks should
iail to,fedeem them on presentation IL
would be the duty OF the Government to
convert the bonds pledged for that pur-
pose, and out Of the proceeds OF such
sales to pay them of dollar for dollar.
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LaELn BOSTON.

BosToN, April 6.-The eleventh ballot
TOR United States Senator was taken to-
day, with. the following. result: Whole
number, l94; necessary 10 choice, 0s:
Dawes, 81; boar, 81; Curtis, %; Adams,
Z; Banks, O. WaShburn, Whittier, Phil
lips and Pierce received one vote each.
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Row AT VALLEY GRovE.-on Sunday
evening VIM. Grow and John Clouse, at
Valley Grove, had an alteration which
resulted in blows. A man by the name
Of Tom Ryan came to the assistance Of
Crow, and Clark Clouse,a q brother Of John,
Immediately tackled him. A rough.and-
tumble fight then, took place, in
which the four men freely participated.
Clark Clouse was badly hurt by Ryan.
The father ofthe Clouse boys appeared on
the ground in time to tAkeG hand in the
conflict. The entire party were arrested
and taken before Squire Yates the
ssme evening. (5abbath), and the elder
Clouse was put under hond,to keep the
peace. TO the best Of our information,
the remainder OF the party were dis
charged from custody.
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DRoApESoE OF NRw oRLEANs. ~ One
Of the Oldest merchants in New Orleans,
In q recent letter to correspondent in
Boston, says that the populationof New
Orleans has fallen off intwoyeau 10000,
and there are no less than 5000 houses
and stores at present unoccupled. Fifteen
years ago New Orleans was at the acme
of It's wealth, prosperity and commercial
Importance, second only to New York
and Boston. It's river and ocean tonnage
in port, loading and diacharging, was
seldom less than 10000 tons, and in the
busiest season Of the year double that
amount ......
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IT is proposed at Pittsburgh to bring
iron ore from Chattanooga, in order to
keep down the price oI that received from
Lake Superior. 1t Is claimed that ore
can be had in Chattanooga for $s 80 pel
ton, and that the freight and other charges
will not exceed $40.
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PERsoNA1-we had the pleasure OF
calls yesterday from the following old
friends and acquaintance, viz: J. H. AT.
KrNsoN and JoHN R .DoNEHoo, Esqs., Of
Hancock county, DR.. A, F. BARNES, Of
olafksburg, and ]. W. MASON, Of Grafton
Mr. DoNEnoo was for several years a resi-.
dent Of this city, and ssvingthe fact that
he Is somewhat afflicted with rheuma'
tisn time seems to have laid 9 light finger
upon him. BE Is a gentleman Of fne
abilities and intellectual tastes, whom 1t
was our pleasure to know well in days
gone by. Heis now settled al Fsiwiew, in
Hancock county, where he Is practtcing
his profession Of the law. g.
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Killed on the Railrnad.

COLUMBUS, April e.-Rilliam Flack, a
railroad employee, fell from the top: Of o
car this morning and was crushed by Q
trAin passing over him. @s 7''f.a1
But twenty-five out oi Q hundred and
aye members of the House were present
this morning, z-N
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Cnnnnnlicnt RIeniInn.

HARTFoRD, OF, April 6.-The Con-
necticut election resulted In the election o.
1ngeFsol, Dem, for Governor by an in
creased majority. Both Houses Of the
Legislature are Democratic,
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IPAsT ,INBIGocoHNo

Tickets TO all principal points In the East and
west can be procured at the Union Ticket OGloo,
IN Lure House, and at the station At Bridge.
declS General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Baltimore 8 Ohio Railroad Co.
@MMM
IfN AND AFTER MONDAY, NO
~ yEABER 3, 1873, Trains will leave Wheel.
ing q tollowS-WheCling time:
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ACCIDENT AT BENwooD.-ReV. Mr..
Stewart, Of Benwood, informs US that a
railroad man named Kelly was severely
and perhaps fatally injured at that place
Sunday evening last. He was run over
by anengins while in 8 state Of intoxica-
ton; and bis left arm and three fingers
and the thumb Of his right hand so badly
crushed that amputatiou became ueceS.
sary, and was performed by DR.. Ford.
The man Is about fltty.aye years old and
has q family. = -. So.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

U. s.DsTR1cT .CoURT. THE u. s. Dis,
trict Court convened In this city yester.
day afternoon. In the absence Of the
District Attorney, however, no business
wasitransscted. After calling the docket
and hearing several unimportsnt motions,
court adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning, when q jury viii be eRpaneled.
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BIZ TEEEG.RAPH.
Asaoo1ATHD PRESS REPORT

By tho Western Union Lima.
once Northwest cor of Main and Monroe sts.
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CINCINNATI Express

5i9. CINCINNATI KxPRESs.
IAsF-LHAVRb yRsr-LHAyRs
Wheeling daily SWheelinp daily
St'''.s...,..e,SO p. N at,.u....... TOO .. n.
vUs.Atsn5.atHb t.A5s.tHbn AT ARRIVES AT
"NTSstntnR1on' Nstt columbus. -. $40 P. L.
RSitS;y,; - ., z w g. N. Andusky.... SIS p m
N'4'iAtiOte' '''1UsSO T. NJ Sundays excepted.
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ADMISSION TICKETS.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
OF THE
THIRD ANNUAL FAIR
OF TIE
Dubois County Agricultural Society.

The Third Annual Fair Dubois County Agricultural
Society Will be held ~ Fair Grounds, Jasper
Indiana, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and SATURDAY.. the 10th, 10th,
17th 18th and 18th days of
September 1874.
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will devoted making
ceived a the gate Wednesday evening
ADMISSION TICKETS
Tickets for twenyays ticket, . aa%ns
include coaches running ,e and re-
holders furnished cards admission themselves and families
by the Treasurer children under ten Of age ia Charge % adults ee
,rn,Lrs foR rAIIririoN
Articles properly they taken into the
Entry cards will be furnished which must be n attached TO articles
during fair be under the control the
Executive Iommei anG whie every =, m I -,
any brought the ring within
ten minutes after ii is called the same may be ruled out
ENTRIES.
All entries Of whatever nature except the speed ring
which will ten cent upon % The Whole purse but % in IL the payment " oi
Young mai older bui will be entitled
Every article must be entered 6y thereof asePt
clner and Agricultural mp entered BY
the same or agent be raised
and manufactured made within the year.
premium will not be awarded upon any animal or article deemed IN
30 premium will be paid on articles entered
with Judges by conversation or oher-
ajoriy Judges shall decide the award of
The M Committee Viii iii all VACANCIES Of Judges
SUPERINTENDENT
The general superintendent viii charged with the active duties g
providing exhibitors keeping in order everything con-
Herewith and maintaaing good order within the enclosure
aud efficient police will be on The grounds day and night to
Di.orry behavior permitted ihus guilty
80 sto whether entered permitted loose
Person" occupying refre.hmen permitted sell in
toxag drinks wine beer Any one violating this rule will forfeit
MISCELLANEOUS CLASS,
will 5e added upon which may award suitable
premiums
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TINE or ENTRIES.

Tuesday Wednesday devoted making entries and
exhibition entries will be made article
ceved a the gate after Wednesday evening
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RATES OF ADVERT ~EING.
rar square. 10 lines or less, I week. 81 40
trh subsequent insertion, 80 cts.
Longer advertisements a tiic same IA G.
4 traction over even square or squares,
anted a. square. These are the terms
IN transient advertisements 4 icasona-
i.e deduction will be made to regular
lgertisers.
Notices OF appointment of admins
tor. and legal Roticcs OF like character
be paid ia advance.
ANNeU ~yING CANDIDATES.
ror Township Officers. escil Slm
fur a. tiuty zoo
r y District. Circuit. or State. 900
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Best collection OF Greenhouse Plants,
Roses in bloom,
- Boquet Of cut Flowers
Specimen of Landscape Painting
Flower Painting,
Sign Painting,
Specimen OF Penmanship,
Collection of Photographs and Ambrotypcs,
:. Bead work,
Wax work,
Hair work,
Seed, or \ agricultural wreath,
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CLEMENg fstANE.
JsrEa.
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PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
single subscription, for tiity Nos, 81 80
Fyr six moAthS, ~
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Continued on eighth page.
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;ufOr0Pys al Lar.

vlvltf r-rrfi- fn fh- cr-t- - uri.is county. and
" t.-eaI faishflUr - fsf-ine.- entrusted ta them
~ .- 49, rrrrrr huitIfn-. Wet Nain Street.
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BEFORE SQUIRE McCoRMIcK.-Yes
terdsy, Burton Freel charged Hiram
Brown with a breach OF the peace,
committed by him on the 18th inst
by calling his wife, Mary Freel, q clod
smasher, sang digger, and other names
more reral than polite. Thirteen witt
pe.s.s for the State were present at the
the trial, and after a thorough investi-
CATION OF the case, the Justice decided
that the State had failed TO sustain the
complaint as laid. and dismissed the
action at the compliments cost, not
witbs,anding the PLAINTIFF protest that
the case ought TO be continued to en-
able him to procure the attendance OF
eight more witnesses
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POLICE CoURr.-Twoi individuals were
before the police court yesterday morn.
ing.
Burt Lynch, for disorderly conduct
and abusive language toward night
Waterman, was fined ten dollars and
costs.
John Haues was arrested on charge
OF stealing a turkey from the Second
ward market house yesterday morning
Under an ordinance in relation to
market houses, he was fined ten dollars
and costs, Not having that amount
OF change be was sent to i.iI.
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experience, and nobody knows how
muddy q read is, as well as the man
that bas driven over it. thank God that
the women have been called upon
to put down this evil. 1 hope this
Thing will not stop as long as there ID
q drop Of liquor in the land. l heard
man say to-day that he would not
allow his wife to 60 on the streets to
pray, but this same man will let his
wife go and do washing while be spends
the money for drink. He is a nice
man, isn't he? am glad these faith-
full women have commenced this move
menr. God will assist you. Some
cay they can drink without hurting
themselves. 1t can not be done. II
will hurt you unless you are meaDer
than the whisky. The speaker closed
bis remark by urging the Ia
dies on in their good work
and warning them to be careful who
they trusted.
A hymn was then sung and the benz
ediction pronounced by Mr.. Chaliant'
aud the meeting adjourned,
A business meeting Of the Women's
Ten persnce Society will be held ia the
Methodist church this afternoon at IA
o'clock. and union prayer meeting in
the same church this evening at y
oclock.
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The meeting then adjourned.

COUNTY CCURT.-This Court met a
the usual hour yesterday moroing
Judge Cochran presiding.
". P IL C. Transportation Company
u.s. Seabrook and McGannon; judg-
m.ut for plaintifT, SAT %.
The case OF Michael Clark Us. John
Rodgers, an appeal from Justice Nc
Cormick, was tried with jury OF elk,
After being out for short time the
jury returned verdict o. 1913 20 for
plaintiff.
E. B. Young, rs. James McGannon
and R, Welley; judgment for plaintiff
$5l75.
The motion for new trial in the
case OF the State Us. Henderson, who
was fued some days since for obstruct-
ing a county road was being argued,
when the court adjourned until this
morning al 81 o'clock.
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MUNICIPAL CouRT-This court L

MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This court met
at l04 o'clock yesterday morning.
In the case OF Herman Renuer vs
Benuo Hammer, Judgment was given
for the plaintiff in the sum OF 1923 Is
In the case OF Adam Blum -. Benno
Hammer, judgment was rendered for
the plaintiff for 1852 so.
A motion for a new trial in the case
OF J. N. Brodie Us. John Clator was
argued and submitted to the court.
The court adjourned until this morn
ing at l03 o'clock.
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TIE Cumberland NcvS in speaking
OF the temperance movement in this
city, says the REGISTER treats the mat
tor lightly, drawing it's inference from
the fact that we prscticed some ALTER
alton in our head lines. The Neos man
lie mistaken however. We made rule
when quite young, which we still
tensc;ously stick to, that we would
never treat any body or anything, lightly
or any other wav.
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HAyERLY' MISsTRELs-We clip the
following from the Cincinnati En-
quira in reference 10 the above min
strels which appear at Hsmilton's OPP
era House, on Friday aud Saturday
evenings OF this week;
1--WE had intended to speak atiength
OF the merits OF Haveriy's minsrreIs to-.
day, but as we could only obtain a
glimpse OF the performance now and
then last night, the attendance being
so grest lover 1000 persons being pres
eu;) aud we beiug a little late, we shall
have TO forego the pleasure until to-
morrow. However, from the hearty sp-
plause and roars OF laughter that greet,
ed the efforts OF the troupe while we
were there, we are inclined 10 believe
they are all that ia claimed for them,
i. e, the finest travelling troupe in the
country"