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New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
MUSICAL NOTES.

Sig. Antonio Barili. formerly of this city, is
shout to open a musical academy at Naples.
Mr.. l.. Dachauer sailed for Europe on Satur-
DAY for a brief visit 10 France.
The performance Of Verdi's Requiem Mass
In Vienna has aroused great enthusiasm
Mr. Levy, who has been afflicted with sore
iip ever his arrival will bring out his cOrnet a. the
UippodrOme concert this evening.
II turns out that all the music of the two
unpubshcd operas OF Domizctu recently discovered is
already familiar to the public, having been used py the
composer in other wOrRs.
A remarkably interesting programme iS to
euding Rubnstcins noble Dramatic symphony (enlIre
the Bach Chaconne, Instrumental by Ran; the I'd Hun
aTristan und Isolde " selections, etc, etc
The success of "Lohengrin" " has been quite
ss marked Drury Lane at COvent Garden me Ocbt
Seen S .f hs 500 6d rad Of &c NJ FG Tcns to Which q. critics
award the very highest praise About Mime NsHo1s MS 1'
Lohcagrin OF Sig. Campani receives only qllaled com
incubation having evidently been somewhat oi disap
pointmcnt.
The following criticisms by Verdi on Wag-
pers works and German singers are contributed to
the Neue Frcie Fressc Of Vienna The conversation
genius had rendered incdcuable service 10 inelodrt
matte art owing to his in cmancpailng himself
'haye attempted to blend the music with the drama
certainly in Macbeth. hut could rot myself write the
IJefti as Wagner does Wagner srpasscs all composers
in the wealth Of cOlorng his INSTRUMENTATION but he
far in the iG % 80 IN hs s1psf s later AT o rs m ro t
further from That ideal poc,y throush eNaSgelaHn, ana m
had originally proposed TO himself Thus the uniformity
which he VIGOROUSLY attacked once inON thiCHehS 10
,uie him With rcgafd 10 German singing. Verdi OBJ
scrvrd" Tbcre is certainly no want OF in Ger
many they almost fuller ID tone than the itIail
e trobe themselves little with the forInton Of the
voice and aim only AT Oaisng large rtlerto IN ,e
shortest possible mc They give Themselves no trouble
"a bring hcautul shading into their song their whole
endeavor directed toward bringing out this or that note
with great power Hence their song Is no rncal & cH
preston of the soul bat physical struggle OF ihe DOdy
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
5perial Notices.


De.hers Pills the sures aud safest remedy for Chls
and Fever and Malaria.
Fire Works. Fire Works.
In beautiful cOOrsa largo ,aItetyright above Stew.
arts 92 fOuIthsse. BURN IONS
A.--iik Elastic stockings Belts knee Caps Abdominal
Supporters SuspensOy Bandages, Shoulder Braecs and
Cruches at MAIsHs Truss Office, No. VeseysI Lady N
attendance
A-Rnpfurs and Physical Deformiiies successfully
treated By Dr. - y. MARSH principal Of the late Lrn q
No oounec ton with any other onhce IN this city.
ending sArUR RDAY July 2 1873 will close 81 THE
ONCE follows: ON WEDNESDAY AZ III q M on
III UKSDAf at ll:30 a. n, aud Oh sAIU kDAf at III 20
a. IN. and ~ T. L. JAMES, Pm.
sherry Wines. all styles dry dry sweet pale very
pale golden. and brown. and all grate from az 20 sl2
gallon light golden old import taoD the beet yaus
IN New nors al the prSe 5 " per saionI H. b. xxx
CO.. 90 Fulton-st \. Y
The hest Rosms for Oaces In Newly ork.-Over half
THE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS is now occupied by its permA
nOuneng it's offices the MOST ATTRACTIVE and. all hings
considered the CHEAPEST In town. Contrary 20 the
ea expectation the building proves be much the ghtese
Of al the large buildings In tue dty All the toaa
tfuy finished hard wood (Ash. There elegant gAs
heat and water every All sxosedingly
Hight and airy perfectly ventilated outside window
and communicate directly with the eles Aors and nearly al
side by sde and both IN good working order They are
kept running from O'Clock In the m long after nA
Rons very favorable Application snvekA ~
msdo al THE IRlBUNk Counting tooa-
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
TIE ALDERMANIC DEADLOCK PROBABLY
BROKEN.

There is strong probability that the seven
Republican Aldermen will to-day return to their seats In
the Board and the deadlock which has existed fog the
past three weeks will be broken. Aldermen Gilon and
Purroy were chosen a committee by the Democratic
Aldermen TO confer with the Republicans who had been
do Jared In contempt. The conference was held and
,as understood that compromise was hnhiy fhched'
Republicans agreeing t. attend the 'nectg Oi the
Board Of Aldermen to-day. and 10 adint at thcy were
wrong In refusing vote without being excused ny the
Board motion will then bo made by one OF the Dem
ocratic members and will receive the vote oi the Demo
cr; tic Aldermen, TO punge from tho minutes the
r,-u; utlOn placing Aldermen Vance Billings, Morris.
:,onsDn, Robinson, Rowland and lesnc IN contempt
This done tie b nrss of the Board Si 90 usual
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fFor other ship News see P,hh Page.


ARRIVED
steamship Cas'aia Br Bullet Marses " ay SO w. ps
ith Palermo llth, and GibfaA lbth. win
md,e and pass 10 Henderson Bros
steamship Fanconi. Bragg Portland with mdse ana pasa
Brig Ellen (of Bansor Hoxe Pcnsacols 10 days
SCI Sehr G.; H. Darloi Fisher Nantucket. with fish.
Schr Emma Miller Georges Banks. with Ash ,,,
sch r. C. Schultz Thompson Galveston ~ days. with live
-Schr Maggie Mcdonnell. steelman. Georgstown d. O.
sCHOoSERs-RIyEg AND coA-lwIsH
q "a a. ,Iart iapnpp Proydancn Mile Frank Providence
A. II. Holmes. Providence MalhDar froNin"nce.
O. y Cummings. Pawtucket N. TiCnlne, New Havea
j. o. Franklin, virginia w.s Doushten Virginia
VIM. Maxyck, Baltimore.
Steamships Russia for Liverpool ,capulco l9r Aspinw s
Hope for YoAohsBa ~ b. Palmer for Antwerp Jas fos
and Hamilton Fish ios san Fancsco on5amo o 10,
Bremen; Maria Rose for Iantlic; brig Starlight or DomS
wiND-sunset light, r. W; clear.
MEMORANDA.
steamship Cmbr arrived yeserfav reports June 2h
saw burning vessel on bow kept or when coming
boats full Of men; -torP" aud took az %
the bark la Bonns Inteyon 1o Grocnock Capt sowtelI
with cargo and rum from Denerara bornd fr iiv
about an hour Abandoned lat 40 O3 NJ long 20 30
EBRc June The Bermuda new steamship Intended ,9s
port The captain n epSr SS ss % r wsnn Of Oh s s eo%
p,ey with and had TO steer l75 miles 0 south
NORFOLK June So.-The steamship Seminole Mstthewa @
the Boston annah hne which disabled Oh Csps
Hatteras towed in from Cape Henry this afternoon
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT ROYAL 9. G, June SO.-Thc steamship Montgomery
from New. York. arrived to-day. . . =, ,,
CHARIfsfoS June SO-s.lcd steamship South Carolina
for New.York bark Minnesota. for Hamburg.
FORIicN FORTS.
LIVERPOOL, " g.. June 3O-Saied. steamship ilinos ios
csEDESi June Arrived briss Leonora % from s New
for Hatteras
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ncccssary and whatever reductions could DO made with
fsripg with the progress Of necessary improvements
would he made. . ....
The Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments state
that hey have reduced the expenses OF their Deparen
from S2 600 in 1873 to Si29 900 for 1879 They nope
To make further reductions In 1875. IL was Only snors
time ago that they many OF the clerks as they
could spare. ,o.
The Controller said yesterday he had reduced ms ioco
very materially below what IL under his predecessor
and the salaries paid were small considering the import
OF the work DONE Still he hoped TO Dc aDe 10 re-
trench still further. ~
Inquiries yesterday TO the possibility OF reducing
expeIses the courts suggested In the Mayor
were met with the following statement The salaries o
the County Clerk and Of the Clerk OF the superior Court
aud Court OF Common Pleas are fixed by legislative eh-
actment The salaries OF their deputies In court are also
fixed by statute, the salaries OF such clerks IN lhe ou
periOr Court and Court Of Common Pleas being larger
than those OF the clerks In the Supreme Court INC num-
her OF the Is also fixed by law al iour
for each branch Os the court but their salaries can DC reg
uated by the Board OF Aldermen
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

Who can iii DO every day see the yigoroue
and clear headed pushing and the feeble ana
brain beogge taryng by the wsy Health gives energy
VIM What a healthy mind cOnceives, a healthy body
prompt Difficulties which deter the invalid alto
grtheI surmounts at bound III We would
be- successful fist DE healthy. The initial step "a 10
arriving at that condition 10 rally the failing
As renONant
IIOsERRs STOMACH BrlEls may be justly reconnended
preference all other toncs since s superiority A. an IN
subject Of daily demonstration But x
simple rant OF physical strength; II n
prompt remedy bodily Irregularities particularly oi the
stomach bowels and liver. and reliable preventive OF na4
dies begOten Of miasma impure water exposure snd eAauS
which II inv ariaby cOunterActs
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
CONTEST FOR THE LONG-RANGE CHAL
LENGE CUP.
THE FIRST TRIAL. BY THE AMERICAN
RIlLTMEN IN IREIAND-1HE SCORES MADE BY
JJIE CONFERENCE.-THE PRlZE Won BY MIR, RIG
BY OF THE IRISH TEAM.


THE FIRST TRIAL OF SKILL BY THE AMERICAN
RIfLEMEN IN IRELAND-1HE SCORES MADE BY
TIIE CONFERENCE.-THE PRIZE Won BY MR. RIG
BY OF THE IRISH TEAM.
From me D,blin Ircemdn's Journal, June II.
Yesterday the annual competition for the
Long liange Challenge Cup of the dublin ~hOotng lub
was held al DolynOunt The announcement that shoot
ing would begin O'Clock alone sufficient 10 Sc
cure the puncual attendance at the OF large
contingent of the American ricmen, who having been
admitted honorary InemDcIs OF lhe ciup, were upon
The day WAS as disag1eeable in every way
as IT could well be. There was ram heavy ana often
fcday were not pcasantcsi places in the world The
competition. which was necessarily postponed owing TO
Challenge Cup concluded, was that for places IN the
Club Team OF -four 10 fire for The Al Ireland Match.
The contest was fixed to take place Oyer & &the
the visitors would furnish q strong quartet 10
represent them they had by courtesy been per
mttcd compete or the prize which is now hed by te
Irish Rifle Association. Even considering that the
strangers have rot yet quite come INTO e l' Hson OF
lated upon having Yesterday made "A successful dis
play before the Bull targets lhe circumstances unucI
which they cOnended were perhaps more FAVOR
able 10 them than they will meet with on llltire Oc
casions the same ground because thougn u
blew somewhat flesh III the fotonoon ihc gi'atst
part OF the afternoon was calm ehonsn ana us nSh. I'm
very good. Their best n-fuli0n,could only
get within OF our top score W. iISDy whose to-
tai was l35. by which he again becomes me hoi9rr
the cup. BOdine and Dakn followed closely upon ms
heels with 1919 and I27 respectively Then next Ia
order came two Of the home tcHnJ kgby ana BarlOW-
who were succeeded by Col. Gldersleeye n23). After
the Ccu;in comes 30 fewer than four IIlberans and
then Bruce and Garfield were both moderate looks ID,
with Il6 and III respectively. Even taflng mo
account that ireland had four more representatives IMAM
America tae gross total Of the best siK scores OF boh
sides showed nat the ritemen were yesterday undout
cdly superior Dolymount Let us hope that TINS sIpc
Tiurity may be maintained until the last sOt ~ urea On
the evening OF the eSentful 2Jth The following were
the conditions Of the M a. Plizes, &c; Any rne 10
shots each at 500 900 1Dd 900 yards LniIance "a
wa yhtnR shots Al each range at Cd each. First pfhc,
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
ESCAPE OF CoNvIcTs IN JERSEY CITY.

Rudolph Pahud, a prisoner at the Snake
Hill Pcntentary, seized turnkey by the throat while
his celldoor was temporarily open, yesterday morning.
dragged him into the cell took his keys locked him In
and succeeded in escaping with prisoner named James
Cooley Rudolph Pahud is only years OF age and was
on Dec from HobOkcn for grand larceny lie
ia professional burglar, snd was the ringeadcr ln an a
temp 10 escape Of the coiVcts few months ago When
his irons were examined that time the rings on is
ankles were found partially sawed through Cooley Is 10
nd
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
GENERAL R1ILU1Y INTERESTS.
TRUSTEE DOW STILL N POSSESSION.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 3O.-There is no
change in the situation regarding the troubles OF the
Memphis aud Little Rock Railroad. Mr. Dow. as agent
for the Trustees still holds possession n the road Tue
whole matter will doubtless he transferred TO the courts
President Grcrniw states that his object IN turning
over the road the Trustee of the first mortgage bond
holders was prevent foreclosure OF the mortgage
and the employees ia their pasidue wages lie
has repeatedly attempted to secure quorum OF directors
TO take action In the matter, but has failed.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.
MAYOR HUNTERS NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED AT
SPECIAL MELTING OF THE BOARD or ALDER
MEN.
The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen held a
special meeting last evening with Acting President
ORcily In the chair, to take action on the nominations
transmitted Ivy Mayor Hunter The Council Chamber
was filed by politicians who manifested theit approval
of the proceedings by frequent applause. After
some minor business had been transacted, COM
uncaon was received from the Mayor nominating ex-
Alderman Daniel ID. Whitney tDcn) for Register OF Ar
rcars in place OF william Mayo Little lRepl whose
term OF Office has expired. On motion OF Alderman
Clancy DemJ the nomination of Mr. whitney was con-
irned by vote of II to Ii. The nomination of
Police Commissioner Daniel j. Briggs Dem),
for President OF the Board OF Police and Ex-
cise in place Of Gen. james Jourdan RepJ was
then taken from the table and confirmed by vote of II
to H. At a later hour. the nomination of Dr. VIM b.
IIurd Dem OF the Eastern District, for Police Commits
soncr in place Of y. D. Briggs. wa aso taken from tio
table and confirmed by "a vote of ~ to H. A.,
Alderman Dor,a,an tDeml moved to take from me
table the denomination Of Lohuel Burrows lkcp Tor
Tax Collector This motion caused nuch eacitnment'
and the denomination OF NJ burrows was II, nphiy @ re- re-
jcctcd 10y of 10 % Ile ienoninaon Oh EIeurt
lex Massey (Dem) for President OF ne Ere Depart
and that t'' Of Hugh Mclaughlin tDem) for Fire
commi.soner by ro vote 81 MIN l9 10, me- 1: EaHt
of Buildings in place OF Mark IL: Phraner tRep was
nsnrcTor-( General John b. Woodward (Deml FOR Presi-
dent OF the Department If City Works IN place or lorl
palmer (Kcp was taken from the table and confirmed
by a yot. oi 20 to II. communication was then re-
ceiycd the Mayor, renoinnating william a. fowier
uDemD for Commissioner OF City Works Dir. fO"lefs
denomination was confirmed, amid much applause,
s"0's'" by Vote Of % to il. Aldermen vauga9n,
E,n,van and Strong were appointed Com
mittee TO wait upon the Mayor and inform him that the
Board was ready to receive any further communication
he might have To make. The Committee returned after
brief absence aud reported that though the Mayor had
becn i'm his office during the evening, they were forleu
that he had gone home. Mr.. Burrows therefore SIN
holds over as Tax Collector. though was generally sup
p0s,d that the Mayor would nominate his successor last
night The Board adjourned until y. NJ on Tuesday
The local commissions as now constltateu are ehtie9
Democratic, and filled as follows: nv ,,
Department of City Works. John H. WOODWARD
Urcsideut) VIM. 4. Fowler and ThOs. W. Adams
ben ,tt mcnt of Police and Excsc.Danicl ID. Brlggs
Prrsdcn,1 Wm B. IIurl, ami John Pyburn ,
Dcuarful,nt of Fire and Bnldinss-fredcrlck y
Massey fPre,idcnG. Hugh Mclaughlin ana james hou-
well, (superntendcnts of Buildings.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

GIOVIUENCE, tt, T., JUIt III 'I1o -"
prcinc Court to-day, decree entered, upon pct-
tion Of the Trustees under the Eerdc mortgage OF the
Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company orpowero
convey the property undera good mortgage to the New
York nad Sew England Railroad Company. the deere" was
amended by inrCTlng clause prOViaipg that nothing III
the deere. shall time he onirued to ancct or
impair any manner the rtgins OF any person OF
cOrpOTation Gaining to hold stock whether Common or
Preferred in the Hartford, Providence and Fsh6ill Ra
road Ompany of any person OF corporation not party
tn his
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
MIDNIGHT WEATUER REPCRT.
War DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE rnIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsnisGToN. Thursday. July !, 1871 o. m
HunOpSis Tor the past tUentu.fC hOurf

OFFICE OF THE NnlEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsnisGToN Thursday, July !, 1871 . MI
Synopsis for the past tuentvt'W hour , ,
The pressure has increased over the South
Atlantic States and from the Gulf to the ONO valley
with clear, cool weather ard southern winds .
Southwest winds, COOL clear ard partly cloudy weather
have prevailed the aaes and the Middle and Eastern
States.
Variable winds, mostly northwest 10 northeast, high
pressure cool and cloudy weather prevail IN the North
West
The rivers have risen at ST. Louis and Vcksburg and
fallen at Omaha.
PTObdbilitles
For The AHdntc States, stationary higher barometer
soh-ices 10 southeast rids cO0i and generally cier
ucdther.
For the lakes the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. station
airy or lower barometer. northwest and south 10
southeast winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather ahd
possibly occasional rains on the upper lakes.
For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys,
stationary falling barometer, northwest 10 southeast
winds, warmer, cloudy weather, and occasional rain
For the Gulf states stationary pressure and tenpera-
ture south To southeast winds, clear and partly cloudy
weather.
The Lower Mississippi and Lower Ohio Rivers will rise
slightly, and the Lower Missouri will fall
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
MORE FAILURES IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Ihursday, July 1, 1870.
The failures are announced of DacOsta
Raata & Co., No 10 Leadenhast with Liabilities to the
amount OF $25O,O00, and Kilburn kershaw Co.. East
India and silk brokers Of No. % ST. Mary Axe. The
liabilities OF the latter firm are said to be 500 0OO
Int the estinaia il nrnhahlY exaggerated
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
SPEAKER McGUIRE's EXPLANATION.

EIMIRA, N. Y, June 3O.-Speaker Mcclure
addressed largo audience of his constituents In this
city this evening in answer to an invitation from them to
explain his action at Albany last Winter. He went
largely into all matters in which lie was prominent
showing his action have been founded justice and
IN accordance with the Syracuse platform Of the Demo
ttn rfv
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
PENAL LEGISLATION IN BELGIUM.

PENAL LEGISLATION in BELGIUM. -'
PASSAGE BY TIE SENATE OF THE BILL TO MEki
CASES SIMILAR TO THAT OF DUCHEsSE
BRUsssIs Wednesday, June 80, 1873.
The Senate has passed the bill already
adopted by the House Of Representatives, making the
offer TO commit assassination penal ofcnsc.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

Taken internally, DR. PIRgCE's COMPOUND EXTRACT 90
SNART WE'D WATER IgPIER relieves. almost instantly,
pain in stomach bowels cramps, and spasms There 70
nothing that compares with II ior arihea Dyssntstv.
Cholera Morbus. Ised externally IN an I'M Mu'
able nimeni and beast the peoplss friend
and all should with them. ia fact conveniently neaf
their hand IL in the dark need be ~
is -old By all dealers IN mralICines.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
AT TILE nOGNuOW.

On being asked by one of his fair daughters
Why the bulldog. nose placed so far behind his mouth
tho yery reverend gentleman depicted above discovers
another Instance Of the mercifu consideration ever
shown by-shall We say Nature i-to the hum6les OF
her creatures and replies "My love- 1t Ia 0 enable him
70 breathe comfortably while he is hanging Oh 70
the nose Of the bdi"-tPunch.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

A witness not answering on the call OF nis
name certain trial an elderly nte%s. ar Ssose sS,s sIs
ssIed The Judge in no tender tone don't know; bos
he ia dead' was the guarded answer
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
TIE ILLINOIS scALpERs DECLARE WAR.

CHICAGO, June 30.-The "scalpers" hero
have addressed circular TO the railroad companies in
the State. notifying them that they will resist the law
known the scalpers b passed at the last session
OF the State legislature They base this of action
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
4 cENsrRE OF THE OLD col oNY RAILROAD.

FALL RIVER, MISS, Jlne Jul ne VOrOHtT
Jury have rendered verdict in the Of the six per
who killed last Sunday at the BrO"nell-st
cross ng the Old Colony Road relieving the employees
Of the train Of oil blame, but cbndennns the Railroad
Company and the City Fail River for not adopting the
necessary and usual precautions at such dangerous
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
On taking up tho totals We find tho
Majority for Home Team. IA

As already announced, II was the intention OF the ladies
who accompanied the members Of the American Team 10
visit Yesterday the chief establishments OF the cty IN
consequences however, of the extremely unfdNoral,lc
character of the weather during the early part OF the
day the proposed inspection Of our monster houses was
poncd the prcent The ladies' however TOOK ad
vantage Of the occasional gmpses OF sunshine TO IN
dulye In a walk through some OF the principal streets
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

The preacher who forgot his manuscript tho
other Sunday morning ap0iOgizcd 10 his cVngcgatOn
saying that he should have DEFEND the Td for his
sarn0n, but in the Afternoon would cOiDe better pre-
pared.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

The old and reliable establishment OF >. M:
p.,,nn q 20 IA now as indeed 1t always has been, the
model advertising house OF this countrytJscSs"s
Patriot
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
THE STATE or TRADE.
MAJESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON n c. Juno 3O-spirits TurpSntine strong %
Sic Resin steady at 81 81 p for Srsnc crude irpenune
steady At 81 25 fer fehow DIP aud - ~ fos
Virgin. Tar steady a. 81 75