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chronic political gumher Is thus easily robbed OF his
occupstion-lSy raouse Standard (Rep

chronic political rumhler IL thus easily robbed OF his
occapstion.-lSyraouse Standard (Rep
A majority of the Liberal Republicans are
VIVA us again. and there besides thousands indie
pendent voters who have been strongly attached
70 any political organization who prefer
,hat or the Democracy, and who will cOdperate
heartily next IL make serious hlunders Mt our
National Ccnfention-l Albany Express (2epJ
Nobody objects to the principle involved in
balnes amendment u the Constitution of the United
States In relation to the establishment OF religion and
me school tund, the States already provided all
the eedfu guarantees but Il will he made the entering
wedge Tor appropriate legislation which means the
troll by The General Government OF religion and educa
lFittsburg Post (Dem
The nomination Of Gov. Tilden by the Dem
0oratc Convention next year made pOss bic by the
election OF Mr.. Kerr Speaker. but hardly probable
The imitation Democrats OF the West very violent in
tier feelings against him, and bound 10 slaughter him
without mercy. Nevertheless the time may when
these same imitation Democrats forced to take hard
money candidate viii reason That tt folly 10 refuse
10 take the strongest in the country Gov rlden
Ia the country to-day Boston Herald undJ
Another gentleman whom it has been pro-
posed 10 nominate the Republican candidate Gov
PcstmasterieneTal Jewell has recently received
Der OF private letters urging him To accept the nomina
tOn AMI on Thursday quietly sion 10 his
pose not t0 de- II would not bc simply king good
deal Of Mr. Jewell 10 carry the standard in the coming
campaign, but 10 would also bf asking the General Gov
eminent 70 give mp valued servant who cannot nc
spared Should he only To run, the State OF Con
magistrate but 1t has right TO demand it. Norwich
Bulletin
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MUSICAL NOTES.

VI. Seuendorff begins season or opera III
Pbiladel Llo Oh tile Sd 81 January.
Mr.. Mark Kaiser has been playing the violin
a. Inc Tiens concerts n the western part o. LIS Sle
replacng BAL 5aurrt agd Gems 10 have DeeD Yery Wen
received
The promised matinee performance at the
Academy Music d4d not take pace On S'.1 ~
LOhfugTi Will De sung three times LAts W'iA,
Dnlgbt WedneSda}. aid Saturday 1Chrlsl1"s IL 81" Az
no-d Of Friday.
The second series Of the Won BilOW concerts
1t Clekering Hail Il 10 begin next Monday The pro-
gfaHnes sing iarly Interesting. anu IN, ,a
Der Of classical chamber compositions, pieces I1l
ufee. and tour pianos (ln which BIZ hl'hHu ~ i
sAc Two VI his pupils vii participated tsV ~ ~
k1oSn OF tho Be bOVen sOlafas, one OF b1t'iVf
psthnmOus works (soBdO capriccioso, Opus -DJ 49, ~
song by Mis- Lizzie Cr0nyn. The nrst evening VII
ao'oiod 70 Bach. Handel, Mozart, Haydn ana
A complimentary concert TO the voluntary
Choir Of Plymouth Church will be gwen to-noIf9n
ing II Plymouth Church. Brooklyn. under tAe direction
o. hf. Henry Camp. TIE fi chor WA t~AS "a H. \,
sssted by Misc CsineDtine Ls52r, Miss Annie Il M
stOok. q g. lockwood. ". g. Band, ana o'As sl -
aist part OF the prog viii consist OF fnsIal
perf songs, bs lads, &c Part second VIII consist oi
@eDdeissohns "Athsna,' rendered eh'aeJ ~ 'A'
n IA Ilgf
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FINE ARTS.

SALE or LACQUEIs. PORCELAIN, AND BRONZEs.
The collection of Japanese lacquers, porce-
an and bronzes with old china and aience from Dres
den. Berlin sevres. Worcester and LowcstO,t which il
being sold at Clinton Hall by the Messrs Leavit is
worth looking after by the curious in such matters The
Japanese part of the collection is by equal to
that which sold in the place last Spring, but
the old china and faience is interesting than any
that has been exhibited in NewYork for years 1t
is in good condition, too, which has by been
the with old china former sales The speci
OF wedgwood ware OF old French faence of Dres-
den porcelain, and LowcstOft better than
often in this country either at auction sales or in
the shops and the commencing amateurs young and Old
will need word from to encourage them In bidding
these pieces The attendance thus lar has been large
and the bidding animated.
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TIE wATER-coLoR SOCIETY.

1t is officially announced that the ninth an
nual exhibition of the American Society Of Painters in
Water Colors will be opened in the galleries Of the
National Academy OF Design. OF Twcnty-thrdst
and Fourthave the 3lst day Of January 1876, and
will continue open until the 26th Of February. Original
works which have ncvor' before been publicly
exhibited in the City OF New-York Will be
received from the 18th 10 the 19tb OF January,
and blanks, 20 he filed with the and
address OF the artist the title OF his work and other
particulars can be obtained application TO Mr. J. C.
Aico. the Secretary II the Society No. 81 West Tenth
ST. studlO Building Besides WateI-color draw IN =,
works in Black and White-drawings paper, wood or
stone IN ead-penc crayon, chalk, charcoal, ndiaink
sepa ec-are greatly wished for and 1t is hoped that
this department, interesting in former exhibitions
will De well filed this year.
The WaerCOl0r Society numbers IFS friends by thou
sands and deserves them all I's officers work hard and
ifs members all alive and IN earnest IL is brisk
and lively hcrmcrab that has taken possession OF the
empty shell OF the Academy and for month at least
viii give that picturesque little building reason for
hpiIK
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TIE DEATH MENACE.

HANGING MORE PUBLIC THAN EVER BEFORE
To the Edtfor Of me Tribune.
SIR To-day three miserable wretches In TINS
city paid the extreme penalty OF violated law Thank
God the DAYS OF public executions among the things
Of the past The morbid curiosity that formerly drew
crowds 20 witness dreadful spectacle can no longer
be gratiled WISE, Christian legislation has ended the
barLaroua custom But have only taken one step Ia
the way of reformation regards these things That
same deprayed taste, denied the privilege Of witnessing
an execution seeks It's qualification IL reading with hun
crv eageiess the sokenng details that 70 be found
in almost every secular paper in the country
For weeks past reporters have furnished the public viii
minute rcporrs OF theirday visits cells OF the con
demned criminals Whole columns or The newspaper.
uy. been ed with details ~ tie sayings and dJnSs OF
tbeAe unhappy wrefchrs awaiting their Just yet terrible
DOOM To-day less than two hours after Their eSer
ton extras containing Of e beug suld
nv news ali the city. and IN ts suburbs o
milo around IL this the TASTE OF enlightened Amer
and y ss OF the masses publishing such things II
pub.c executions were prohibited ~ law because OF
ter evil tendency should not the publication ~ detailed
accounts of taem be prohibited for the same reason.
West chester. Dec. Il. 1873.
There is no douht that While hanging continues
the penalty for murder it should be enforced with as
little publicity as possible and ii all public account
Of it could be prevented by the absolute exclusion
of reporters and OF all witnesses excepting those
officially connected with the execution, the effect
would be less injuIiOus.-Ed.
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MOODY md S4NKEY.
A RUSH TO THE SUNDAY MEErINGs-A NUMBER OF
EMINENT PEOPLE PRESENT

A RUSH TO TIE SUNDAY MEErINGS-A NUMBER OF
EMINENT PEOPLE PRESENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10. - Three immense
meetings were held to-day by Dfassrs. Moody and Slnkey
Mr. Moody preached " The Good Eject OF Using the
Little Word No at the Proper Time" MI. sankey
sang Come Of his sweetest hymns. The meet
ing in the afternoon was for ladies Among the
persons present the Hon George Bancroft Judge
Strong the supreme Court, AMI senator Chrstancy OF
Of Michigan Mr.. Moody preached from the text, "
pray Thee hear my excuse showing how many persons
made excuses for not coming to Christ large number
OF ladies' prayers aud subsequently entered the
inquiry rooms.
At tho evening meeting every seat was occupied IN
fifteen minutes after the doors opened. This was
caused by the runor circulated through the day thai
President would he present Among those present
were the President and Mrs. Grant. ex-senator Catel
Of Nev-Jer-ey GOV Hlrtranft, A. f. Borie Col. Fred.
Grant and wife, al Jewell aud wife. *
speaker z ane Gov Brtle Scw-Iorey, senator Wal
ace OF Pennsylvania. Gen. Garfield OF ono,
yuige Buell.. Commissioner OF Patents :; Gen Robert T.
Patterson, and Judge SuOng TIete were also present
many Con gPcs,IIen ana Washington newspaper cor
r.sp0udgpts MI Moody delivered the same sermon aa
i'm the afternJ EN-peaker Blaine said Nr Moody wa
the most reuar ne has ever neard, ahd POST
as eu-iil Jewell his remarks IN the aftr part
of ms Discourse were wonderful Tao President also eH
pressed Measure az the services MI r.ntcy sans sew
al1,l Oi lis most BEAUTIFUL hymns.
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A RIGHTEOUS PUNISHMENT.

To the EdftOr or The TrtbHne.
SIR: THE TRIBUNE Of Dec IS justly stated
te case of the who paid the penalty OF Their
crimes with their lives Dec. l.. They we're more
than ord nary muldercrs" they "murdeTers pure
and simple" murdcrers who took themselves out Of th'
whole consideration mankind by the way they did H.
With such men brutal murder part OF their trade and
experience has proved that after taking one life the mis-
creant becomes dangerous 10 the community anu
q ready 10 take another upon ercn less proeoeoti0'
Shall not such men De hungl II seems 10 me very mar
row view that would lead 70 sparng their lVes IL Ii
NOT merely kin for killing" or three for one but II Is
for the protection Of the community against the poss
bjlity of their committing other murders we
have three less Of bitter enemies OF society TO deal WITH
InDrisonncnt for lie POSSESSES no advantage on the
score OF humanity for insanity is fifteen times NOR
prevalent among life cOnvicts than among others IL
hs been said On good authority that II you pu 100 men
under lite sentence and take away all nope e stais
Tics warrant the belief that fifteen years mere woe
moi be a man Oh them lett That commute iluh u
ere really what processes % be, would ne the snDs
tntion of death by torture for death M one -Tohe
tgtics have shown that % per cent OF those VINO are
scntenc.l for lite get of prison on an average tL
nj six years and six months. Death therefore u sau
tarv and economical punishment when the interests ana
lives OF the community regarded as one Ana al!
.ysten, human Divine that Is without lts heSls
:, 9,o0Ilii' ~ 49, ,rarless one. W @.
Netr- York, Dec Il, 1873.
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PC SC r ! p T.
500 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
CHINA AND JAPAN,

CHINA AND JAPAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19.-The Pacific Mail
Steamer Alaska, which arrived from Hong Kong VIA
Yoaohama to-day, brings tho following intelligence:
The japan Herald aid Gazette oil Nov 18th ne po-
Etcal crisis appears 10 have passed over tao Mlh1o
and his Government having trumphod over
thoso who wished to Involve the country
III revolution. pIOciam1tI'b
lad been issued ntiInang the of feudasm n
past forever A code OF regulations Tor military
ievies had prOmu gated. The object OF tic GvIi
nenl r. TO render service compulsory upon az CLASSES
and train the entire male po ula0n Ia the Use VI arms
Mori ArinOri. formerly Minister TO the Lblted csaes
and laftery Nice-MuIser OF Foreign Affairs, las Deeh
appointed Minister 10 emma. .
uImOr has appeared al the native papers lhaI Iep
ration will be- demanded OF C0rca for tie niing OF thc
japanese vessel Unyo Kan, aud that the Ministers OF
War and Navy have been ordered To MAKO preparations
accordingly. ia. AL
Golden Age been arrested Tor the ROBBERY
OF silks from that vessel IN september last. 49, . q,
A burglary recently committed NJ the UnAteu
States Consulate by natives Money anu other property,
with the consular seals, we're sOen but the ser "eio
recovered.
Prosecutions under the press laws are sim active
The Picking GG=ttle publishes decroe fegrhS foreign
travellers ia TIE provinces, requiring them 10 tiAe OUT
p~spO with proper Official SEALS fOfeI commit
ng unlawful acts, to be turned over 10 tAe nearest
Consul.
An attack was recently made Dutch residency aud
fort al beIaudn, Ceebts Island, ~ thee plratlcdl
boats, and about 80 pirates landed aId attacAeu
tne fort. but repulsod They then attacked tht
house OF the Resldent anu utied NJ n9ht olsued aHu
the pirates were routed wiGB great loss
A .le1Iam from sngpYIe, Nov 10, reports tne puteH
mail stcalnfr kr0u Prnz from Singapore to Batavia,
totally wrecked Though collision Win Tie steamer
Adyccs from Manila report tho cotton crop very
ai &C. and or superior quahiy.
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NEGROES on TIE RECENT EXECUTIONS.

There was a very large audience at the
Fleet Street Methodist Church colore in Brooklyn last
evening in response to the announcement ua' lher'
vyoud be discussion regard 10 the hanging OF three
ored men in this city last Friday. coored preacher
the Rev Mr. Gloucester said that Theoretically Justice
sbould be blind aud should mee out equal and e1act
Justice to ALL without regard to nationality co'or OF
creed But In the light of recent events Jnsce couu no
I,or ne renresented AS blind and holding the scales
~ right aud wrong with impartial hand. MI
gloucester referred the Of Doian, who he SAID
had tLuf far evaded punishment. lie SAID mat DoHh
,vas tried bv Jury Of his peers-men VI MS Ish,
nib vas denied 10 Ellis, Thompson, and weston ana
asserted that there would never be TAR ana eli 49,
a., nc colord pe0ule until they could be tileu py JH
f th,ir own color lie asserted that the tree nth eA
ec,,Ied on Friday were arbitrarily arrested, aFDllilI9
,red aud sentenced and arbitrarily hanged lie con
cuded by announcing the killing OF inc negro ~ tAe
Rrooky n policeman crime aud the rlai loI !, ar
InockrTy Of justice. The speaker was ftinsntj .i
plalded The Rev. Nj. Murray INC pasioIh ~ "a
i,'eb after approving all that Mr.. Gloucester hhu SILL
remarked that the present occasion was h"', !" 5
onnicn the proper to discuss Inc question: AHu
Ga,Tslyre its consideration was dropped
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MIDNIGHT UE41HER REPOBE


PrDDul sitffss
For Monday in the South Atlantic States,
rising barometer, northeast o. southeast SlAds, cooler
clear weather.
For the Gulf states stationary barometer northeast 10
sourh-east winds, warmer. parry cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and tle ONO aAey stationary Followed
by fall n barometer south AMI east winds, cooler toll
lowed by warmer, clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi ana Lower Missouri valleys
stationary aud rising paiUmetrr, diminishing NIhds s
ing TO northwest, warmer. clear weather
For the Lake region, falling barometer soufh'ast 70
southwest Winds increasing 10 brisk cloudy OF partly
cloudy weather.
For Nes-England. stationary rising barometer
northwest 10 southwest WINDS colder, lOuoNeu d.
warmer, clear weather.
FOR tie liGHe Stes rising tpHOeed bg falling baropi-
ter nOrtas % southeast rpdS. cOtdeT f0HOwrd o.
aearucr, cieOr parity cieqT redtaor.
For tue canal SOns OF NewJersey and Virginia ten
pSl.iturc will remain below freezing.
Ihe rivers continue slowly falling
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THE BREMERHAvEN CRIMINAL.

LONDON, Dec. 20.-A Berlin telegram III The
times SAYS Thompson5 real Alexander, and he
was well connected in NcW-York.
The owners " the bockade-ruLncr Old Dominion, III
letter to the press tie captain Of thar ship az
tho time Thompson alleged TO have been IN command
was an In g.ishmsn.
The London Times says strict search has been made,
ana shows that Thomps0n's assertion that his over
insured goods we're be shipped at Southampton u I'M
founded. No such suspicious assurances nave Oeeh
elected ~,
me report published by the Bremcrhayen Zeung that
another OF ThOmpsOus Internal machines was on OOaIu
the steamer ,alor proves 70 DO wltaJut tOhdatVh ia
addition TO thorough search OF Lef bUid ana cargo,
IL reerha ven, before the Salier clt That port Ul
man detective carefully examined her French ana ihSs
freight while southampton and round nOeAing
nlI- board.
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Special Notiees.
Chrisi,sn. ut the Howard liis-i

Chri.Tsns n the Howard Mission.
and and lCp Chrstniy Day for
make the day very happy 10 hundreds OF poor
children.
There restitution than usual In New York thus Win.
,sr, ana less aiiiy relieve T.
WE NEID all The Clothing get for friends tho
poor cnhlr.u.
WE NEED an Provisions kind friends will give to
feed the clilirCn.
VIZ MED an the Money we can get not only for q
Merry Christmas but carry In tbe ell.
way
NEED the Christmas Day presence Of many OF
friends ~
come ant see our children enjoy their Christmas and
hear children sing
Dinner OF Casiras Day II 70 O'Clock Cash contri.
buttons De sent To a. IOnpkins tie Treasurer T. %.
Box f.Jl- New YORK
C3ting and Provisions received the Mlsson 20 Sew.
BOWery. New iOrE. or sent or on being no'lned.
OFFICERS AND JUSTICES.
A. = HATCH, Pris dent, Sss-1urt
GEO. SHEPARD PAGE. Wee President. ~ Warren st.
JACOB T. WYChJtF. seer tsTy lCS fulton
II. i. tOAPkINS Treas lrer. %. broadway.
WM. PHELPS. 268 Canalst
X. q. CORNELL. 40 West Washington Market.
trHU Z !. PEABODY, Is West Icutl-st
NJ D. CLEGG, Superintendent.
Y.rk D,semb.r -Ta
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BROwN-On sauriay morning. Dec Ia. 1875, James ".
The Tiai1es and friends Of the family attend
residence at Portslester, without further noIice.
cONsrOCK-At Yonsers Dec; II ISIS; John Lane Com.
Funeral services Monday, Dec 10 at 10 from the
al RJcAelle.
FORD-At Dover v j.. on Saturday, Dec Is. Charity K.
vile Il james Ford. IL the 18Th year Of her age
NrsiiEss ana Ileis ar Invited % agn nyr IuneTs' i
rsss tendance on arrival Of the 10 AID slc trins
HALL-on Friaay evening Dec II, OTIS T. Hall, aged 80
RsaiSe- and friends services
On TUESDAY afternoon Dee ~ at O'clock q his Lite rest
ment on "a eiuesay morning At white Plains Cemetery.
HlCRsTn Brooklyn Suddenly, sunday morning Dec. 70
me friends Or re family Invited 20 attend the funeral
on Tuesday, the 2Ist inst, at > p m.
JESKINs-At Newark. \. J., on tho 18th inst, Henry
jenkins OF the late Jonathan jenkins OF Jersey CO.
rL TrISs and friends o. the family are especially in
a. Newark on MONDAY 2Oth Inst a. II eoes Carriages
Jersey city IL II clock
At Yale Coege the evening Of
Dee - ls.1 C. Harry eldest sol CT c H. and = r. Li4en
Tie irsns OF the family respectfully invited attend hs
funeral from the iencC OF parents Tue SHAY \
returning leave Youkers $50 p
oLNEY-On sunday morning. -, Dawson youngest
Of Ia Fayette and Cec.l.a II. Olaey
The funer1 services be held residence plrents
o'clock. ne relatives and friends tho family
specially Invited 70 attend
RUXToXn the lelh nst At BROOKLYN. Robert younvess
OF William and Mary ii. Ruxton, aged years montas
AID II las
His remains viii be taken to Buffalo for .nternont
srALLKSECHT-In tho city % New-YoTk. SATURDAY.
Dee 1S Fr-eTiCr Saliknocbt The % year
Funeral VIII take from his late residence 40 AZ Wst
Ihifty-secOud.5t., Tuesday Afternoon az o clock.
-TILLMAS-Dec IL at the Hotel BrAning Charles stil
the o6th year OF MS
and f mis- 0f the iniy are invited 10 attend tho
NJ. East Fortleth 81. Tuesday the 2ist
inst, at 10 O'clock.
rEIIER-At Nj Elsco Sunday 10Th Joshua Teller iu IA
T2d OF hi,
Funeral Tuesday. the 2lst. at IL O'Clock.
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preccdcnts, Of which there unhappily too many.
For nj least eight years Congress has assumed authority
TO interfere upon pretext another that parties
have been kept In wholly unnatural condition. taking
underhended advantage OF another assured that II
mischief resulted the General Government would get
them out Of difficulty. Setting the constitutional boar
ings OF the subject altogether aside the practice Ia bad
for the Government and demOraZng 10 tie people. Let
us hope the Congress viii reform It altogether"
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES BY TELEGRAPH.


WATHRTOwN y. Y, Dec 10.-Ruttan the sus-
Of the COnkn slr, IL Haind as Oeeh IL
Grand jury.
NEw-BFDFORD, Mass, Dec. 19.-Ihe new mill Of
lie Wausutta Corporation begun pn 10 last j. nearly cO
Melted Ii Is brick stores, i35 81 st. with OOuo
spindes and with Tor employees oOOUp
R0cKLAND. Me-. Dec. 19.-Ihe Grand jury has
ind cod RObb puDsheri Oliver Oils oitof tan
Timothy Icquecnry, pOndr O ne EocAdd Opt't0i
Tor the alleged nDellng OF Cen. DAVIS Iilson
Toronto Dec. ls.-TwO brothers named Hickey
ouarTced last night and stabbed The other -
the ches innctng a wound which viii result iAta " lht
diving refuses 10 GIyuIBe any thhs - % H1 oslh o Tie
LITTLE Rock, Dec 19-W. b. Thompson WAS
hung Yesterday al ey .burg the murder u Mrs St0Vrr
,yia1~ on the scaiIoid cool and collected and
gaokrd cigar putting The black cap ne blu goo
I've 10 the crowd Easod MS hand ~ o ladies' About
0OOO people witnessed Tie execution
PITTSBURGH Dec. l9.-John a. FInney commits
sion merchant in tins arrested yesterday on feqlsl
ton Of Ohio. for socltl- ephsisi guhts OF
rnniely postponed intent deiani N ppers. u
alleged Fhny has IN three years anssed iortune VI
s1oOOO
PfTrsBUBGH Dec. 19.-Mary Oge, a middle-aged
eoiord woman suicide shortly before noon oiay
NV fUWuR her-ef wheels OF he chicago Express
ew miles below city. the train backing up 70
,irk IN her bo4iv Sld who
waking pa7'ei "fSi AIMS
INSTANTLY.
BRrDGEPORT Conn, Dec. ia Young man rep
e-antng himself t. the OF William ID. Bishop PTcs
dent Of New Haven, and Hsitioid Iiairad
C.muauy travelling tie past two az three months
and las swindls several railroad men and others n chicago
- IOs and other places. Yesterday IN a1bls Ton ne
atteaptrd 20 money Eaton Of Connecticut
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Several days ago James Connors, alias Rat"
stole a chest of TEA valued $40 f.ou lr. Justing, az
No l Broadway. Yesterday Special Officer Kern ~ tie
FiIsi Precinct arrested COnnOrs and locked him up.
At O'Clock this morning William Hynes of
No 2ss Frontst and another man, with two women went
no the Grant House, Tue Ne~ BOwefy, became noisy
aud ell the entire manage meni
Of the Aotei whereupUn the clerk Thomas Johnson, ana
porter Patrick Clark, elected them Initiating upon
Hyues three scalp wounds each OF which Lad bare IN
skull. The whole party arrested AID locked up III
Ia Precinct Station house.
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Mr.. FECHTER.

The engagement of Dir. Fechter at the
Iyoeum Theater has ended This actor, the public Will
rgTet IN earn is still suffering from the injury he TO-
eevod IN biz recent accidental fall at the walnut stree
TbeateT Philadelphia His physician, Dr.. j. u A1ef
Of thai Oty has advised him 70 quit playing anu ''Ao
much needed rest Mr Maurice Grau, late the manager
Of To Lyoeur TAeater sailed for Europe on Saturday
" attend u his business aiairs With signOr koss ana
bile Zulma BoufYar and make arrangements for he"
pfOto>aiDna. enterprises next year.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LOgDoy. Dec 20.-The Prince Of Wales has
left Madras Tor Calcutta.
LONDON, Dee. 2O.-Gen. Moriones has arrived
nj 5antandor and viii Immediately 20 to san Sebastian
TO assume command Oh the army IN Guipuzcoa.
LONDON, Dec 20.-Th3 Paris correspondent
Of The Times uegraphs that the reports OF Cabinet
crisis and Ministerial designations are premature.