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CUBA.

LOYALIsT HoNoRS TO THE SPANISH CROWN.
HAVANA, Jan. 25 1875.
The festivities over the accession or Alfonso have
ended.
The statue OF Queen Isabella, which was removed
from the Park on the downfall OF the monarchy Is
70 be replaced.
HAVANA MARKETS..
HAVANA. Jan. 25 1875.
Spanish gold o1s a 90; American DO 2e1.
Exchange eXclted: on the United states, sixty
days currency SO d So premium short sight, 90
81 premium; sixty days, GOLD, 10 liz premium;
eh0rt sight, l15 ll6 premlum; on London, 1888
lao premium; on Paris, ll6 a 11S premium.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

bill OF much variety was presented at this
house last night. Beginning with an Ethiopian
sketch 1t terminated with o burlesque on Bouci.
cault's "Shaughraun." Some OF 'the sketches
given during the evening were amusing and in
offensive, and had the ring OF true merit about
them, as for instance, Sol Smith Russeli'e clever
delneations Davis venrriloquial performance
and Harris sketch, "Deaf as Post.n On the
other hand, the fun was often broad and tndeli.
cate. An Irish sketch, called in the bill "Mrs Nc
CAMS HOTEL" was repulsively vulgar and inde.
cent Its coarseness was too much even for q
rlety audience and there was evidently feeling
OF relief In the house when the performers
withdrew. The management would do well to
remove the 'hotel" from the bill; It is offensive,
without possessing redeemng atom OF humor or
wit. s'rne Shock. Raunn was the chief attraction,
and as the audience evidently went in the hope
of seeing some fun made al BOucicault expense,
they must have been sadly disapponted The
taken all his situations from Mr.. Bouccault's
play He has succeeded in robbing them OF all
has made them vulgar without rendering them
funny. The ''ShOck- Raun" Is queer compound Of
concert hall minstrelsy and concert hall humor.
1t has nothing to recommend 1t to any but per-
sons Of cownlsh instincts, whether dressed in fus
tian or broadcloth; and the latter class sum-
GENTLY numerous TO justify an enterpris1ng mana
ger In catering to their tastes. This Is forcibly
impressed on the mind by visit to the Broadway
variety theatres. where sketches That would bring
down the vrtuOus Indignation OF the Bowery boys
are appauded by persons IN the GARD OF gentlemen
The songs, interspersed through the ''burlesQue,r
are sung Tor the most part with good effect They
chiefly sentimental Irish ballads that have
been incorporated by the author. An Irish med
ley sung by Alice Harrison, was spoiled by being
pitched In too high key, and the singer was Do
liged to scream her way through, contending with
ant for herself and the audience. This lady's per-
formance as Conn, the Shock-Raun, was decidedly
clever and we'll sustained, as was the
Cory Chnchnla OF Mr.. Scalon, whose
merit an actor received new Illustrations by his
last nights performance These two were the
only actors having important roles who kept
within the legitimate sphere OF art and tried to
amuse without either being vulgar or indecent.
Most OF the scenic effects nave been adopted with
out the slightest change, from Waack's. There
were few ladies present, and we should imagine
that those lew must have often wished they had
remained at home,
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COUNTESS OF CARNARyoN.

cable telegram from London, under date Of yes
terday, the 25th nst reports the death OF the Coun
tess OF Carnarvon, wife OF the Earl OF Carnarvon.
The deceased lady. Evelyn Stanhope, was the only
daughter OF the Right Honorable George Augustus
Frederick StanhOpe, sixth Earl OF Chesterfield.
She was married to the Earl OF Carnarvon, the
fourth peer OF that title, on the 9Th OF September
In the year 1851. The Countess leaves three ciil.
dren, Lord dorchester, born In 1866, being her
eldest. She was a very amiable anHaccom plished
lady and the heiress OF a large fortune.
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WISCONSIN.

CHICAGO, Jan. Is. 1878.
special despatch from Madison, Wis. to the
Times says:-The Senatorial opposition caucus TO-
night nominated General Edward s. Bragg, Of
Fon du Lac, on the first ballot. the vote standing
Bragg 81: II. S. Orton, l2 J. G. Sloan, l. Bragg's
nomination was tnen made unanimous.
The nomination OF General Bragg by the demo-
Gratis iOr united states Senator was with the
understanding that he shall withdraw if a coali-
ton can be formed with the polting republicans
The friends Of Carpenter are confident that n
combination can be organized that Will defeat his
election.
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VENEZUELA.

THE WAR AGAINST THE REVOLUTION STILL IN
PROGRESS.
LAGUAYEA, Jan. 10, 1875.
Reports from the interior are contradictory. 1t
10 reported that President Guzman Blanco has
ieft General Marquee in command OF the army at
Barquisimeto and is on his way back to Porto
Cabello, with the intention Of making o naval at
tack on ZoZo tCoroO.
The rebel general Colina Is reported to have
retreated to Churuguara.
THE BULK OF THE POPULATION PEACEFUL.
Outside OF the districts occupied by the nsur.
gents the Republic remains perfectly Tranquil.
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ENGLAND.

THE COAST SWEPT BY A HEAVY GALE--GREAT
DAMAGE TO SHIPPING.
LONDON. Jan. %, 1875.
terrific gale accompanied by storms of rain
has prevailed on the British coasts for TWO days
past.
Innumerable casualties to SAILING craft are re.
ported.
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THE ANNIVERSARY IN JERSEY CITY.

The Burns Club OF Jersey City held their annua
dinner last evening at Taylors Hotel and IL was
by far the most interesting celebration held for
many years. The President OF the club, Mr.. Alex.
ander Campbell, presided. Among those present
were Congressman hardlnDerg. Ex.Alderman
Campbell, James Stevens, DR.. Craven, General
Hall, Deputy United states Marshal Bailey. John @.
Turner, Freebooter Frost Captain Job FalkenDurg,
DR.. craig, Ex-senator Noah D. Taylor and r. Il.
Nugent
The usual toasts were proposed and responded
After the regular programme was exhausted
several volunteer toasts were offered and re-
sponded to. the evening was one OF real enjoy
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WOODS MUSEUM.

Last night "3ack HarKaway" was performed at
this establishment to o well-illed house. In the
DECENTRALIZATION or the popular story most Of the
interest falls to the lot OF Morday (fIernandez
Foster, who last night equaled any OF his pre-
vious efforts. AS usual, the 'funny part" was as
signed to Mr.. Sheldon, who long since became an
institution " the laughterloving theatre-goers or
the town.
Mr.. Louis Aldrich in the role OF Jack Harkaway
was as interesting as his part would allow. Ow-
ing to tine awkwardness with which IL Is written
he Is unable TO MAINTAIN De interest wnich de-
wolves upon his character. His part in some OF
the dialogues Is long enough for an ordinary stump
speech. The thrilling interest OF the many dra-
matte situations IN which Jack is placed, "ashore
and anoa:," will not fail to insure him q run ss
Woods.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE.

sman audience witnessed the performance at
this theatre last evening. The programme opened
with 'srhe Haunted House." a aughable farce.
and previous to the appearance of the acrobatic
JacSley Family Miss Ida Burk sang comic song,
and was recalled to sing something sentimental.
''rne Irish Exilesn was well received and, after
the usual variety items, the programme closed
with new local drama, entitled "Br0adway and
the Bowery,n which was warmly received, each OF
Its numerous hits receiving immediate recogni-
ton,
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Russia will leave this port on
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe win close at the Post once
at six O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
viii be ready at halfpast i've O'Clock in the
morning.
Single copies, tn wrappers for mailing. SIX cents
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AN EXCITING CONTEST IN PROGRESS IN
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Jan. o6-5 A. NJ.
The great billiard handicap tournament, the
hrst played in England on the American system,
began here last night.
william Cook champion Of England), John
Roberts, Jr., Joseph Bennett. Louis Kilkenny, S.
w. Stanley and all the Leading English players
participate In the tournament.
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JOHN II. WALKER.

Hon. John II. Walker President OF the late Con-
stltutional Convention OF Pennsylvania. died at
his residence in Erie. Pa, yesterday morning.
after having endured protracted attack oil i'll.
health. Mr.. Walker enjoyed the confidence OF his
fellow citizens OF all shades OF politics The first
President OF the Constitutional Convention was
Mr.. Meredith. rhis gentleman was seized with
sudden Illness while IN the discharge OF his execu-
tive duty and died, and Mr. Walker was unani-
mously chosen by the delegates as his successor.
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FRANCE.

A MINIsTERIALIsT GAIN IN THE ASSEMBLY,.
PARTS, JAM 25 1875.
The bin for the creation OF senate passed its
drst reading in the Assembly to-day by vote OF
612 yeas to 1888 nays. The Lett and the lesitimists
opposed the first reading.
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OBITUARY.
REV. GEORGE TRASK,

Rev. George Trask, the we'll known anti-tobacco
apostle, died suddenly OF heart disease at hts
home in Fitchburg Mass, yesterday. He was
seventy eight years OF age.
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KING KALAKAUA.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 25, 1876.
King Kalakaua passed through Ogden on his
journey westward, last evening, and was visited
there by the Mayor and a deputation OF Mormon
citizens from this city. An address from the
Mayor was read, to which the King answered that
he would make written reply from san Fran
cisco.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PEovIDENcg, r. l., Jan. a. 1879
Printing cloths strong $40. 5c with more active
inquiry and lew cloths on the market
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A DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. rs, 1875
Tom Johnson icoored), who was to be hanged
next Friday for murder, has had his sentence
commutcd by the Governor to lmprlsonmept Tor
lie IN tue Penllenuaxy.
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A.-PATENT WIRE ROOF SIGN DEPOT
Store. ONCE and Sign raintng Metal and Brass Signs
UPHAM CO., 500 Broadway
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A.-FOR CHILDREN, TO PREVENT FOOD TURN
ing sour on the stomach, use MILK OF MAGNxsLA YoO
will find II at any druggists
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Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS, KNEE
Caps Abdominal Supporters Suspensory BandageSl
Shoulder Braces and Clutches ut MARSS Truss 0dioe.
No, Vesey street Lady in attendance.
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LONDON, Jan. 25 1875.
The Direct United States Cable Company's
steamer Faraday, instead OF coating at Woolwich,
Will proceed to Scottish port for repairs. She
can hardly start out again to try and pick up her
cable OF the Newfoundland coast until the settled
weather Of next spring or early summer.
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'sTRoDDEN DOWN" AT NIBLo's.

ArobNH<N. OOWN Ak N1bLO D.
At Niblo's last evening Watkins play of ssrrodden
Down. or, Under Two Flags" was presented to q
fair audience. Harry Watkins assuming the role OF
Fergus Mccarthy and Rose Watkins that of
Mary Mccarthy and Blanche Desmonde respect-
lively. 1t Is an Irish drama, in four acts. with q
good share OF sensational points not overwrou1ht
and sufficiently illustrative OF the period in which
the story is laid. Romance thrives better on Irish
soil when rebellion and misery prevail Adver-
sty, ike furnace appears to bring out the true
metal OF the native Character. This drama opens
with the stormy epoch Of '9S, when the land was
converted into camp and English soldiers, BY
manner OF atrocities, filed the peasant heart with
dismay, yet nerved the peasant arm to many a
Geed o. courage and desperate revenge
"trOdden down." Against him all the sangunary
machinery OF the government is set in motion. He
Is pursued to the widest recesses OF The noun
tains, where ne contrives to hide for period. A
company Of soldiers appear on The scene, and q
straragem, the simple song OF woman his wife,
saves MS life. A lapse OF eighteen years takes
place, and in the second act Mccarthy, who has IN
the meantime been an exile IRON his native land,
appears among tine scenes OF his early manhood.
HIS wife Is dead, but her daughter, born after his
escape, has been adopted by Lord Desmond, whose
Desmond tMrs. Watkins) has grown marriage
able and Is sought by a gambler named
6saa@es known Moe c0 Mho MAKES a
an instrument TO get to the possession the girl.
Mccarthy at hrst Indignantly spurns the PROPOSE
ton, but getting drunk he goes forward on the
Wolte's wishes, by giving his daughter. to whom
he makes himself known, to the very man she Is
really in love WITH Number OF Incidents follow,
and the ending Is very pathetic. The tableaux
were Tor the most part effective. The acting of
the principal characters. Harry and Rose Wat
kins, was spirited and conscientious. The dia-
logue OF the play had many shiewd and humorous
sen,men Little Xmy Lee az Sey Malone ne witS
song and duet with Lanty Reardon n. Bud
WORTHY, made a hit. OIL. Farwell. as Lord Des.
mond and Miss Jefferson, as Lady Desmond, acted
their parts with ease and fidelity. The opening
scene was tame, but rs 1t progressed the drama
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HUNGARY.

CELEBRATED STATESMAN SERIOUSLY ILL.
VIENNA, Jan. %, 1875.
Francis Deak the Hungarian statesman. is
hopelessly iii.
MINERS STRIKE SATISFACTORILY ENDED.
LONDON, Jan. 26--5 A. M.
The Dean Forest miners have ended their strike
by accepting the terms offered by the masters.
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WASHING FREELY WITH GLENN'S SULPHUR
which have usually been dressed with offensive sulphu&
DIN tments, will effect certain without leaving be-
hind any disgusting odor. Sold everywhere. Uepok
CRITTENTON'S, No Sixth avenue.
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NEW ORLEANS. Ian. o.. 1878.

but shall not intrnde my opinion in the confusion in
w. 4. SHERMAN, General
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A.-PARALYSlS HAS COME UPON THE METAL
business Spring and "hngerpad" can't
sold old iron The kLAs1Io TRuss 63 Broadway soo6
cures Rupture.
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GroBH THEATRE

This pleasant little house rcopened last night
under the management OF Charley Shay. Tho
evenings performance opsned With an Oriental
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AN OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TWO
TRN AND THREE EIGHT CYLINDER Hoe Rotary PRKssKSe'
WILL SOLD Low Address THE NEW YORK HERALD
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A.-RUPrURES AND PHYSICAL DEFORMITTES
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH No Vesey street
opposite St Paul's church
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A.-AS A REMEDY FOR COLDS AND RHBU.
matism the RUSSIAN VAroR BATHS 10 East Fourth stree
uneou0lled.
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THE CABLE STEAMER FARA-
DAY.
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FOR COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS OR GROUP
at WIsTAR's BALsAM WILD CPKRRY; ~ cent?
and 81 q bottle large bottles much tho cheaper
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spectacie. which was very Interesting The bin n
varied and song and dance and sketch mincis
agreeably, anording a light and cheerful enter
taiument. IL Is worthy OF remark that the anal.
ence are notified In the house bits that
no expression or dissatisfaction VIII be permitted
In the theatre. IL Is some consolation to remem-
Der that people can express dissent very efieo-
lively BY staying away.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Little Emily" win be Withdrawn from Bootnss
stage on Saturday night
Mr.. George r. Bristow Is preparing q grand pa-
tional symphony for the Centennial
Mrs. henry Butman, the celebrated BrooRlvu
prima donna, WI shortly appear in concert as
Steinway Hall.
concert will be given a. Steuway Hall ON
February for the beneft OF the German Emigrans
Home In State street.
Mrs. General Ygnacio A9ramonte, the distin-
guished soprano, will appear tonight at De Garmo
Hall at Sehor AgramOnte's concert
The mise en- seine OF 1.-The Talismann is neariv
ready and the opera will be produced at the Acad-
envy in week or so by the Kellogg troupe.
Barnum's trotting matches are very successfuf.
The Hippodrome offers splendid facilities for thu
races There Will be grand trotting carnival to-
night.
Mrs. Zust will have q testimonial concert at the
Union League Theatre on Thursday evening, AZ
which Miss Clemcntine Lasar and other artists wiz
appear.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ENGLISH OPERA AT THE AcADEMY-"u. rRovA-

ENGLISH OPERA AT THE ACADEAY-''IL rRovA-
TORE"
Miss Kellogg opened her season OF English opera
last evening with the "Trovatore.n and, consider
ing the number OF years that the public has been
called on to witness the representation OF this
well known opera, It responded Loyalty to the APP
peal both IN numbers and In enthusiastic greet
Ing. The performance was crcditable on
the whole, barring certain meagreness
Of aspect which attaches itself, as general thing,
to the mise en- scene OF travelling company. The
chief artists performed their parts fairly, and II
no electric success crowned their efforts, at the
same time no chilling sense OF failure was their
portion. Miss Kellogg, the fair manager OF the
troupe and promoter Of the scheme OF English
opera, seemed q trine fatigued as to voice,
but her rendering OF the role OF Leonora
was as thorough and painstaking performance
az ever. Her cavatina in the last was received
with outoursts OF applause, and was rewarded
with floral tribute OF more than ordinary circum-
terence. The 'Mlserere' 1--WE still cling TO the ira.
dilons OF the Italian stage and cannot so sud.
denly adopt the English version in our musical in
dications was likewise the occasion OF much en-.
thusiasm and an encore. The tenor MT. Mas
gave tDe "Non u scorda di me" with correctness
and with the charm Of a suave and agreeable
voice The heroic song OF the third act .sDi
quella pira," does not lie within his capacity TO
the same extent, the metallic quality and tlnlors
VI VoCe hecesSaTl LOT Iuat vocal eHOrt lacking In
his musical endowments. The baritone Mp
Carleton who replaces Campbell since the death
OF the latter, has good and sOnor0uS voice,
united to certain vlgOr OF style which, II want.
ing IN method and finish, Is NOS devoid
OF interest. Miss Beaumont, the Azucena or the
opera, performed her part satisfactorily without
aiming p any striking effect permitting herself
any departure from the beaten track OF tho
gypsy's melancholy career. Miss Kellogg has at
least de cided variety as the spice OF all enter
tainments, and will treat her audiences to q
change OF programme every night during the
win be given, with 4 NINE. Van Zandt
as Mariana, and CastA, the well known
tenor, as Don Caesar. On Wednesday 'Faust'' with
Miss Kellogg, Mas and Carleton In the leaaing
roles, and on Friday "Mignon." The liberal en-.
enlargement which has attended ghe opening
night OF Miss Kellogg's enterprise should certainly
not be Withdrawn in.the face oil so rich choice,
and we prophesy for the coming season OF English
opera, which must DO brief as IL Is Interesting all
tue success that We hope.
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
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NEGLECTED. COUGHS AND COLDS.-FEw ARR
aware OF tho importance Of checking cough or 'cou
cod In Its first that which the beginnn0
would yield to browns BRONCHIAL TROCHxs,n u neGS
lected, often works upon the lungs
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This paper most respectfully forwarded to the Sec
personal perusal OF the President
know of no officer Of Colonel Morrow's rank WHO Is
bette qualified TO speak and write matters like this
and his opinions entitled 10 great consideration
profess 70 have some knowledge OF the people hat
among thcW betogs he war end ssxSSA Vxta siAaas
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ANOTHER EXCITING DAY-BATEs STILL LEAD
NG-wrrHDRAwAL OF BATES AND RENoAII-
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THE CONVENTION UNTIL TO-DAY, AFTER THE
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