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New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
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New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

city in Imminent peril of riot subjects The
Government TO great expense brings out the
military, and pToyokes bitterness which
years can hardly allay. How would 1t be Ill
the United States if politicians were generally
to find it to their interest TO foment religious
disturbances throughout all the States as a means
of carrying elections or preparing for Presi-
dental campagn1 Thoughtful people know
now, the whole country we trust VIII come
soon TO realize, that there Is no more reckless
or dangerous incendiary than the man who
seeks to arouse religious prejudices in polltl-
cal matters, and invcnts or even eXagScraIeS
occasions for sectaran hatreds. Wherever the
school system is really threatened, it must be
defended at all hazards. Where 1t is not
threatened, the reckless effort to make po-
ltical issue about it for personal advantage Is
a crime which should make the man who COM
mits it infamous.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l6.--lhe maudlmus asked
fOI hl Park couI RE CTS Rlt, ,
appropriate s0O0O00 ior The parA has been refused By 'he
court
LOUISVILLE. Ky., Nov. i8.--Ih he firm Of Joseph
Mitchell to- boiler usA,r Discovered drh.t n.
10000 in te .a \. Borden thtlr eoa-entA
ctrK.
PoRr .lERNIS, NOV. lG.--To-morrow tho Amerc
Ride Team will meet al Goshen IN orange County 20, t9
second the prize won by them a Providence X
The anal match viii take place st lrecdmoor
NEw-ORIEANs, Now l6.-Capt. James h. Eads'
Sir Charles Hartley, W Miner Roberts H.. u. Mhiicomb
Gen Barnaru and Prof Mitchell OF tie AdssuV Boarl u
Joy Works In this city fhe revenue euor pE VII con
yey them 10 the lcttes
SAX Francisco, Nov. l6.-rn the libel suit ct
Tf Bu. sainst TIE itd CdiyOTsla motion OF tho
defendant o sttko DOT that portion Of the complaint rens
tho Bank OF California granted yesterday ras
deprves TAS B.l1ehn Company of oppor!ny 70 prove
truth Of thing they pdOliehel regard
the Bank ot CsllioInla aud President Kalstsn.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

i "F4ILTRE" UITH GREIT RE>(LIH
The men who, upon the counting OF the
votes in the Presidential election three years
a.o the present month, hastcned to pronounce
the movement which resulted in the 'incin-
natl Convention and the nomination Of Horace
Greeley ii ridiculous failure, were not 50 wi-e
or far-seciug as they thought They were too
near the event 10 pronounce upon II. As
merely an effort 20 elect President, or found
a new and successful party, it did seem % be q
failure. The ballot box attcsted 30 much q, that,
and it. decision was accepted. Had there been
40 deeper design in it than the acheS Sement
of sudden and temporary success, It might
fairly have been counted failure and SO stood
in history. BGt history has waited on ii and
cnnoblcd it, and to-day the brave, true men
who were engaged in il eau look back 10
ticr action with pride and saJi>iaction Foi
whatever may have been their Immediate IL
tentions and their hopes. however their intcn-
tions NAV have been banked and their hopes
dis>ipatcd 1t is plain enough, now, that under
the guidance OF Providence that Was using
them for Its own great purpose, they ballded
better, far better. than they knew. When We con
siderwlat tae whole movement came to mean as
it's conspicuous feature and cr0wHing siniG-
cance in the nomination ot Mr GIce-
ley, 50 fifty and pithi!y set forth in
his own figure Of the cia>Ded hands across thc
bloody clasm, and how in these tlnce years the
feeling then creeping into expression has
crown and increased, until sectional hate has
been fairly driven out of our politics, and all
the bitterness buried which the war cugen-
dclcd, We NAV well pronounce il in the very
largest sense success. History often COM
pcls impulsiye men to revise their ha,ty iudg-
usents. They who ran TO ridiculc the failure
of 1872 would do well to halt just now and
reflect upon the fruits which have been borne
OF the seed which then dropped into the earth
aud was dead The men of that year who bore
so much of Misrepresentation and obioquy aud
abuse, and who under defeat we've driven
upon by all the winds of lidicule and carica-
t,re have waited. They have been patient,
aud now they are content Time has justified
them.
II evidence were needed of the ina accom-
plishment of the work begun at Cincinnati
aud the removal of the issues of the war from
the Geld Of pobhce, it might be found in the
late elections In the Southern states, where
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
THE DRAMA.
BOOTH AS KING LEAR.

Last night, at the Fifth Avenue Tbeater,
Edwin Booth acted King Loar for the first time in this
city The night wet and bleak, but the house
crowded and Mr. Booths impersoDaton OF the majestic
and awful part Of Lear with eager attention, by
crowd of sympathetic spectators. often thrilled By his
magnetic fire and often lifted out OF all ordinary c0mpo
sure by his melting pathos Tho performance
uneven and II has yet to grow; but 1t
will be recognized in the coming on OF tne as one OF
the greatest OF Mr. Booths achievements. He wrought
the loftiest and most thrilling effects with tho
frenzy OF the monarch, at the close Of act
second with the scene OF the recognition OF Cor
della aud with the death scene. Ho expressed with
extraordinary truth aud power the old mans dread
OF impending insanity the helplessness OF breaking
age and the outraged tenderness OF patcrna love.
more affecting image Of miserable age and shattered roy
alty-nOt Of name and office merely, but OF nature-ws
never seen the stage than Mr. Booth presented In the
awakening OF Lear and his recognition Of Cordea In
certain particulars he dsapponts- 10 possess
tho part rather than TO be possessed by N.
He lacks massiycness in the earlier scenes and
his brain Is too compact others There viii be time
however for the discussion OF these qualifications Tho
duty Of the moment 10 record remarkable piece "
Sbakespearean acting and remarkable popular success
Mr. Booth was called at the end OF every act and
twice at the end of act fourth Miss Cowel acted well
in porons of the FOOL and Mr.. HarDs In portions Of
Edgar and Miss Holland Regan. 4" Lear will be
Deated tonight.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
MR.. FESHTER AT THE LYCEUM.

1t is auspicOus news that the eminent actor,
Mr. Charles Fechter has accepted engagement with
Messrs Grau and ChzzOa and will appear az the LyceUm
Theaer on the Goth of November The achievements of
this artist upon both the French and English stage.
well known, and they are known TO have established and
confirmed him at the head OF the domain Of meodraml.
and secured for him much and valuable consideration.
with many communities legitimate comedian
long time has passed since Mr.. Fechter vas las,
,een in this city His rcGntrance will AFFORD
novelty and awaken interest. He IL 10 appear
at first in French Drama, but Will also be
in English; md in both languages he will present i'm
portant characters with which his name has long been
identified. Some OF these OLeWeSer, armand Durgi,
Robert MacqiT aud Tdriuee There is obvious auury Of
pleasure and intellectual cultivation in the promise of
these substantial dramatic commodities. Mr. Fechter
will remain urOn the NewYOrk stage during the month,
of December and January acting coJctiyely with tho
French company at the Lyceum aud with new En-
glsh company in organization; and 1t Is proper 10
anticipate that Messrs Grsu and Chzzols viii bring him
forward With suitable accessories and under good pres
tge The opening piece will be Il" LAbime."
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
I'LL III mn 1ppEILE-

The Court OF Appeals has decided against
William VI. Tweed III both the cases recently
areucd in his behalf Ills bail will not Dc re-
duccd. aud he viii not be allowed to insist
duon the lii of particulars which his own
crime has made it impossible for The prosccu-
ton 30 furnish The controversy over these
two points n, any rate is closed. The Court
baa not adop.ed Mr David Dudley Fields ad-
vice to nullify the action of the Legislature
and the Governor By way of showing its indie
pcudence but it has given the decision which
all good citizens not personally Interested IN
the fortunes of The ex-BOss always hoped u
would give. For Che frat time the Tammany
Ring has been disastrousiy defeated IN the
Court Of Appeals.
4 client with several millions OF money can
command such vast variety OF legal ability
that We have no assurance even yet of a
speedy tIial OF the ci,il salts on their merits
New pretexts for delay may perhaps be found
and fought through ali the stage, OF litigation.
But the decision announced to-day Is never
thcc-s highly gratifying and important not
50 much iol It's bearing upon the Tweed ease
rs for IL. bearing upon the Court. With ali
rcsprrt tor thqt distinguished tribunal, We
must acknowledge that lts action in Ring
ease, during the past two or three
years has drawn upon it a great deal
OF unchaIhblo suspicion. We RE far from
assuming that such suspicious are we'll
founded: courts must interpret the law rs
they fud it, ard when they Iule u favor Of
criminals they are often impclled by ncces-
siiy iar more iIhsome to the Judges themselves
han to the public but the existence OF an
uneasy popular feeling toward the Court OF
Appcals is a mere question of fact, and it
would have been idle 10 shut our eyes to it,
We rejoice that the Comt has now seen its
duty clear to pronounce a decision which viii
90 far to di,ucl fears and silence injurious
rumoI-. The destruction OF public confidence
in om tribunal OF last resort would be 0i'-
a-;er OF The most alarming character.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

No "salary glabber" for Speaker OF the
Democratic House. Mr. samuel j. Randall Of Pcuasl-
yanid please step aside Emira Gazette lD1nJ
The country has sufficiently declared its
sentiments the subject al the currency Tor some time
10 come aud we think now, We declared last spring.
that the first session Of NLiVth Congress viii hnd
nothing better to do than to leave this question To WORK
itself ont uni thr improving financial condition OF the
country Philadelphia Press lRep)
The evidences Of Grants purpose to make
himself q candidate for another Presidential term
multiply rppidiy that he must be blind indeed VINO
rejects the conclusion that there must be desperate con-
hct witain the Republican party before the thritem
ambition shall Dee defeatcdl Philadelphia Times llndJ
The Speaker should come from the West,
and thr Wa present., candidate Ia every way qualified
for the position We aude TO Mr. NJ. G. Kerr OF Indiana.
Mir herr Is man of ability. man Of Integrity and
true friend OF the south We hope that he will receive
oyory southern yOtc-IAuglsts Vo.l Chronicle tDem1
Ii don't interest any body 10 read more of
fden. Canal COMMISSIONS reports; those OF the Leg
Is'auyo Committee sre decidedly more spicy and rca-
bic Besides. IL Is opea, public invosgauon and
3ar Chamber proceeding. There Ia elatiOn be-
yont What already known that George d Lord cheated
the state every 0hnnce he gotat ooptTe6t Tho dotss
Ge UNNECESSARY / tlnra Adyertises tRopJ
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

The uill OF Gen. John Mcdonald, which
commenced at II. Louis Oh Monday will be
watched with peculiar interest. Mcdonald and
Mckee, the one having unlimited control IN
the revenue service, especially through his re-
lations with the President, and the other being
proprietor of thc only Administration organ NJ
st. louis. are believed to have originated the
Whisky Ring. Col. Magui,e, the late Collec-
tor. now under indictment, was the representa-
tive of Mckee, who demanded his appoint
mcnt. at first m5ucccssfully in 1869, and
again with success IN 1873. and who
was his bondsman aud confidential friend.
Col Joyce. ule special AGENT OF the Reycnnc,
Who vas sentenced last week to- three ycai~
ard half in the per.rntiav, was the conf
Grnfal friend and constant %. ociai- IF Ne,
Donald. For years these leader, dictated
every appointment in the revenue service aj
ST. Louis, and men Ike FiiHo}, the DEPUTY
Collector, aud NcFail, the gaueer, Who have
pleaded guilty, Ray. -sugcr aad an associate
OF Mckee in me Giobe newspaper. Who j.
under Indictment. aud other aIbordinates who
have been convicted. could not have ohteined
office OF remained 10 office sn hour without
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

FoRFIGv.-Tbe Prince of Wales returned to Bonn
bay - Germany was preparing actively for the
Centennial Exhibition. -=== The Russian Official
Gazette gave assurances that peace shall be pre-
served. --- The Italian Chambers met Yesterday.
g. GuIbords remains were inferred peaceaby.
- Don Carlos sent letter 70 King Alfonso; ; rIi-
uors of peace prevailed -== Minister Gushing re-
ceived Spaiu's reply to the American note.
DoMEsIIc.-The cases of Wm. ". Tweed in thc
Court of Appeals being his applications for bill oi
particulars and to vacate the order Of arrest, taken
nm from this city were dismissed. ---= Treasurer
New has gwen up his intention OF Tcsigning -
Dr. Baxter asks that Mr. Wilson's friends shall not
write him 50 many letters Just now =-- The
rumors Ol waIiike intentions &C Washington
toward Spain denied. --- ! he steamships
Clyde and Morgan coilided in Galveston Bay,
severely damaging both. =-= Wages viii bo Ie-
duced 10 per cent al Fall River il December -
The cornerstone of John Witherspoons monument
was laid in Fairmount Park. = Damaging evil
dence was brought out at the hisky trial III ST.
Louis.
CITY AND SuBURBAN.-Ne<.r,. Lyon. Decker,
Bates, Morgan, aud C6man were arrested for al
logged perjury in connection with Third Avenue
Savings Bankrcports. Tile success of theyoung
mems meetings held By Moody and Sonkoy, and OF
the inquiry meetings is marked. -- Legal pro-
eeedlngs were taken by Panama Railroad share
holder 10 proven, the establishment of a steamship
line. --== Actions were begun in Brooklyn against
ex-Tressufer Spragur's bOnd5mcn. -- John Sean
nel's letrsl for murder was begun. -- Gold.
II43s. HE. 11I3s. God ya.Ur ol the eGa-tendei
dollar st the close, - 20 cents.
TuE Wr,uER.-Th Go,er u.ut report predicts
very cold weather. IH hi- city yesterday
q drizzliug r,iu Grll ad dsy thermometer a.,
4ao, 81.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
WALLACKS THEATER.

No one who is fond of the drama should omit
the performance Of Caste" that Is current
a Waack5 Theater In this the public has within
ts reach beautiful play, acted with remaIkdb ability.
taste oyenness and effect To this is TO enjoy
delight. To remember il. hereafter. will be lasting
pleasure. Mr. George Honey's engagement ends with
the present week but It Is hoped THAI Mr. Wallack will
continue the Of the piece, with Mr Harry Beckett
in the character OF EcceS Mr. Honey returns to Boston,
where at tho Globe Theaer the run OF our Boys" viii
be resMnlsd. and Casle" will by and by be produced
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
PARK TIEATFP.

The 100th performance Of "The Mighty
Dollar" will be reached the Park Theater Decen,-
ber = and the occasion il loo commemOrsted Every
lady who attends, that evening, WILL we are told.
receive silver medal OK the size and weight Of the trs
dollar while each member Of the dramatic company will
receive medal OF bronze. The peaceful image Of
Patience-much exompined, in various WAYS, by tho
status OF The mighty Dollar might not be an inap.
propFate Inscription for these souvenirs Nj Florence
intends that tLe loom night OF Nr WOoi, play shall DO
uncommonly cheerful and brilliant.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

Funeral services over the remains of the lats
George Belnore will be held this day at IL O'clock at
"The Little Church Around the Corner Oh Twenty ninth
st. The Rev Dr. Houghton wlofciae. The pail bearers
are Lester Wallack. Henry ID. Palmer. George Honey.
william j. Florence John Brougham. Henry Beckett.
Edward Arnott, aud b. F. Russell The grave will be
made Greenwood Cemetery in the burial lot owned by
Mr. W. j. Florence. Informal invitation 10 attend the
funeral has been extended the dramatic profession
and to friends IN general.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
EALLrRc or ~ lLArLE oNoLE wooLEN MILL

FAliCEb Oh iAt AAIiE GROVE WOoLEN MILL
SPRINGFIELD, Mas, Nov. l6.-B. +. Phillips,
a prominent south Adams WOODEN manufacturer. has
failed lie VIII not pcy over % cents tho dollar ana
IS believed he has at least 500 coo OF papor out His
milurc VIII cause the closing of tde Maple Grove Nil &C
South Adams, employing 100 hands. and win carry down
the i! o. +. " Adams Go. ~ Glendale, StOckpudSe.
employing a. many EiOic hands
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

The Queens English is a great mystery to q
good many of her faithful subjects, Others than
Ergshmrn included. In examination at
Madras not long ago the phrase 40 set the
Thames on fire" received these various inter
pretations: TO set fire 10 the ships that
anchor on the river Thames = when . battle
takes place tho navy used to stand on the river aud
attack the town. 50 the Thames was filled with
nacy;' "to fire the cannous in tho fleets an
chord in the month of the river Thlme, = "to set
sail over the TnlIae,.r " He rides his hobby to
.lea!h" had even harder usage. They made it
His horse runs with full gaop;' "he j. gong TO
die:7 he ride, very fast 10 great distance, 50 that
his horse Hobby may suffer death" II serves him
tight" went through the following variations: " he
eanwri.e with it = Ill is much useful 10 him in per-
f,ruin., the Office of wrting;' ii does hm good,
hc fares on wcl" All IF which go,, 10 prove that
India at least, has not the best civil service on the
planet
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

Iation. That is just what is happening to him now.
however. in Stuttgart. His Autobiography Oh
Franklin is going to press there in Germsn col
tion. DIR. Auerbach. the poet, writes the prctace'
and Dr. Kapp at present member OF the German
Parliament and formerly highy-esteened mem
ber of the New-York Bar. contributes long INTRO
duptinu
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. 16.-A collision
occurred between the steamships Clyde and Morgan in
the Lower Bay at o'clock this afternoon. The Clyde
is now ut her wharf Her bow is torn out but her cargo
is reported to be GninureI. Tie Morgan struck
aDaft her paddles. Her freight is reported injured but
70 what extent is unSnown. She anchored out thu
Point The vessels passing each other ia opposite
directions At the time OF the collision which il supposed
TO have been caused by stR no.thor" blowing. 30
lives were lost.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNDoS, Nov. ia special dispatch to IN.
forming >tardari from Berlin reports that Priuoe Bis
mafck has arrived in that city.
LONDON Nov. IA Berlin dispatch to the
Doiiy TeeQTaob says there viii I've fresh prosecution
Iuain,f Comm Arnm.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
MP. PROCTOR.

An actor of the old schOOl-IOng much e.
teemed and interesting for the memories he awaken-
we'll for what he is-sppeared Last night at Woods
Museum. and may BE- seen there during the week. in
Ambition" and "The Jbbcnanosay" Mr.. Joseph
Proctor is one for whom everybody will wish success
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. l6.-OA,ial returns
from al. ths counties % hc STATE sye John Pisbuy
tho Republican candidate for Governor. IL ,S92 majority
Thi. IS the largest majority tor any candidate On the
State ticct. the lowest being that o G. fdcndor, ior
State Treasurer, whose majority IS 3.9l9.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

Washington City has been immensely improved
It curousy happens, however that just now fenh-
sylyania Avenue needs to be repaved from one end
TO the other tho worthless pavement over the lay
ing Of which they held a carnival few years ago
having become 30 rotten as to be dangerous
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
THE REV. slR. GIENDENNISG CALLED TO
ILLINOIS

Henry, H., Nov. 1G.-The Presbyterian
Church here has given call 70 the Roy. alr Geudcn
ming Of Jersey City 20 act its pastor the tho
que son heinz 80 or and ~ against Linn. Letters from
the Roy. Nj Woods of Ncw-Y0rk, and Dr. Edwards u
Peoria rcad before the Pgoslv setting forth the
innocence OF Mr.. Glendeuung IN tle mat.eI lOr which
be wac .Ilel re.eu.t.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

FAILURE OF DIAMOND MERCHANTS
PARIS, Tuesday, Nov Is. 1875.
Joseph IIalphen Il Co., diamond merchants
Of this CITY, have failed Their liabilities are estimated
at S3,0O0.J00
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
Business Notice5.

HUsBAND'S CALCINED MAGNEsIA Is Tree from
unpleasant TOugEneSs T. the touch oi Nat IN nte
iaagBesa 10 relieves sex iicadAce
aud other diseases ~ the stomach
and bowels Fair Medal ana four irst Premium
Medals awarded - the hes IA the mrAet Tor safe
by Drug -iss and Country S;orekecpers
RoCKwooD's New STYLE OF PHOTOGRAPHC
PORTRAITS Si9 broadway. y. Y
RIEnLE Bros, SCALE aud TESTING MACHINE
manufacturer taking the lead nnew Inventions ana IN
Itovemento
SENSIBLE, SOUND, AND SAFE-Ihe Low kate
Cash plan in Iife;I ;Iusnrance Of the TRANEifts.
DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. Sl0p per annuin.
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fr1 far0- by Informing tbS Ofoc or the circumstances
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advertisers can leave their for THE TRIBUNE
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New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

VI. Henry Bergh is taking steps to establish
branch II tl, Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
60 Animals u Brooklyn, where. strange 30 say, 40
organized ,io.t has get been made to promote the
uohie work 20 which be has devoted himself II is
proposed to give an entertainment at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music in aid OF the undertaking, and
nr. Geo VIII Johustou, who has lohg been asso-
cia;rj With hr. Berch, has undertaken the labor Of
promoting the Organization. Citizen, Of Brooklyn
Who desire 70 cooperate with him or become MEM
beIs Of the Society arc invited address Mr. John.
SION st No. 800 Yltea-ayo.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
amusemcnis aao alce;ings 60 Night

AcApruv or Music" Den Giovanni" Wachtel
Ro ra's THEAIKk.--1:s0 and <; Humpty DuEpty. tox'
CaICKERlS6 HALL-Coucert. Won Buow.
EAGI,s THRATER.-2 anu 3 Variety Performance. , o .
FIrrU ANLNCK THEATER--l30 "The stTanger' 81
rycsTM TnT lrER-l:30 " Frou Frou." 8: "Robinson
OIYMPIc TnE lTER.-2 and 3: Variety Performance.
PARK THEArER.-"M Mighty Dollar"
San FRANCISCO MINsTEEIS. ,..
TuIRp AvfSUY THEATER.-2 and 3; Variety Performance
1osY PAsroE's NEw THEArEk.-NarietY.
Union sou ARB THENTER-"Led Astray.
MAILACks THEATKR.-" Caste