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| very fair scenery it is; with mechanical enccts
steamboat-race duel boiler explosion, coast-
| ing vessels, ani novel sentiments. It has made
q hit as predicted. The scene-painter and a,aee
| carpenter hare reached the public pnrse-
| and the SUCCESS OF the veteran piece il a.
| sured. 4essrs. Ed Cotter and Ban'Harrls, aptly
1urthered in their work Of stage-regeneration hv
Air.. 4 Smell property man, have done what
Mess1s: oNell, Crane Ryer, Buckley, md Sails
bury. Misses Hawthorne aud Doyle, and Mr..
Maeder, could not do. It il but right, therefore.
tnat the flaming play-bill should place in largest
meet, indeed, that the ss entirely new steamboat
explosion be introduced in large Ietterine, a
brand-new craft having been built expressly to
explode with the most narrowing Of miscelIs-
ne9ni tr1;no const9;aHensss n order to produce
THE MUSEUM,
while it lacks the important elements Of noise,
conclusion, slaughter and realism, is going to
have Its sensation in the dramatization Of the
Brooklyn Scandal, which will condense the
tedlonH agony into three brief criminal acts. Tt
VII b. perceived that the real perpetrators Of
the Scandal " are not mentioned bv name
important alterations having been mada in their
habits and Patronymics. The following is the
cast:
A1r. Theodore TIlson. 3fr iotn Wsbster
Ihe Mey. Henry Mr.. Russell soggs
r. 4srls .Mr. Hurry neHaie
~ ~ A1sot a 1ycFs ALI. s. L. Reed
80" HAtu ,hlr8- :. H. Snclair
1ts 1neuuo1v 1Asou Naro Louise Dillon
4~1.A~ "oou41o4so 1l,aS Etn1nA Stone
Mla9 Nellie Wctfnly
THE GRAND oPEnA-HousE.
Kelly Leon's 1linstrels have been doing an |
excellent weeks business at the Grand Opera |
Houhe during the past week. The comic opera |
OF "The Crimson Scarf has had rerv success |
ful week, md will be retained during the present
one Il,o clio is new and excellant, and the bill,
as whole, strong one.
THE ADELpH1. |
The main attraction at the Adolphi during the |
Toek has been the brilliant performance of the |
Boisset family, who have, at an enormous height, |
dazzled their audiences, and called out the heart
lest p1aucits. The Doisaets remain this week,
as also does the pretty trapeze and alack-wire |
performer, Jennie Iurnonr. The Worrels and |
Fortascno remain but this week, for which IA
irons Of the Adelphi may well be thankful. To
be rid Of their stale presence and antiquated
sprightliness will be one strong feature of next
weeks bill. For this week the novelties will be I
Baby Bindley, the musical prodigy, the s'grace-
ful Bette nemmelsburg," and .'the accomplish
I'd eailie Cltnetop," with the famous animal
educator, Woodland, with his Intelligent ca
1lnss."
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Magnolia is going to hayo run. It has
survived t"o weeks Of opera, John Mccullough,
and Mrs. ]. B. Booth without disclosing any eigus
Of weakness- The crucial test will be applied
this week. It will have to make square issue
with the "scandal," and tussls nth '4new
pieeo BY Bartiey Campbell fill of scenery and
song. Il his III own seAnart, aufd enough, and
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>; 1seI pUuy s11E7s IN TINS piece. Tue nero Of
the story sings like a troubadour the strol1iug
ballad singer pours out his tuneful lay whenever
and wherever he sees an opportunity OF getting
together an audience; tbs gir1s sing without
showing the mi}dest symptoms Of fatigue. It is
10 calling Mr. Campbell cut in the third aot he
will burst into melody too and HAlsted street. will
be Hooded with mus,o from Mr. Anlr. the gen.
ial treasurer, Ar. Gardiner, 'Mr. Clapp, Mr.
Fred Wllhama and even the audience. All
sing.
, 1875-01-31
~StSTE vIaT0R."

1t eventide it eha1t be lieht,n
lily Little one-ife power in the great sum Of things
Mikes It's small pause,-a broken day, whose Zenith
aun -
Climbs rot IN earthly skies. No finished offerings
III altars hold ana yet, MY aIt-diy;s vorI seems
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Harper's Weekly publishes this item
concerning the owner of Morgan'a
L0uisisua ind Te1as rsifroad sud
Morgans line Of New Orleans and
Galveston steamships:
Charles Morgan, Esq, whose mn-
nificence to his native town Of Clin-
ton, Connecticut, 10 founding and Gu
downing the Morgan School, is well
known, has added to his generosity
by giving q fine large house, Will,
barn, oat-houses, shade trees, and
two acres Of ground, for a parsonage,
and $1,000 toward building church.
The Morgan School and endowment
cost about $50, 900. 1t is one Of the
most furnishing institutions in New
England. having some three hundred
scholars and u corps Of professors and
teachers Of the highest order.
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ANERIcAN.MEx1cAN CLAIMS. The
commissioners have differed in opin-
Ion In eighty-two cases of the Amer
erican docket, in each Of which the
American commissioners favor an
award and the Mexican commissioners
dismissal. All these cases are re-
ferrcd, rs provided by tho treaty, to
tho umpire, Sir Edward Thornton, for
final decision. The following is q
summary Of the action taken during
the same period on the claims of Mex
lean citizens against the United States,
viz: Dismissed BY umpire, four
cases; dismissed by commissioners,
forty-nine cases; referred to umpire
on difference in opinion between the
commissioners, twenty three cases.
In each Of these last named twenty
three cases the American commits
si0ner favors the dismissal of the
claims and the Mexican commissioner
f:lvors IN award. The commissioners
are rapidly dispensing Of the claims
before them, but the many differences
in opinion throw peculiar labor on
the umpire.
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ADJUSTMENT IL THE PAR1suEs.-
THERE are few in New Orleans who
are now unwilling "a admit the prac-
ticat keHe6ts' resulting from adjust
Nont. REPORTS are alst beginning to
he in FROM the country which are
equally gratifying. A prominent gdh.
tlemap FROM St: Mary parish, who at
frst str6nuoualy opposed the measure.
states that the change for the better
in his l0cshty Is almost incredible.
BY common consent, the acrimony Of
the past tsw yssrs has becn dropped,
and the raess have assumed an ntti
tuda towards each other which ia at
ueos ra&ivnal peaceful aud mutually
advantageous. The unfortunate fe,,d
has disappeared as Il hy magic, and
they no Longer regard each other With
hsoaons of bqllets' suddenly smasl,-
fn9 through wjn1ovs af uight, " a
lsleief dsagf i re brush ~ the
suo1side. Win tin ffixhtfsl load
!Sesvsd, the 4nsrgiss If people of
ia1(h raen ~ 1eseloptnk IN the right
disseeiss, aid he rssult Il jssa 10 the
lep0ate e . hsster aud kr1aes, s!bp
t4An 9a9 0esa known IN that setfidn
IM1 kvefa adjoining parishes eon!e
&iSheA the knowledge And obserya.
00a At Our inforDant) fer many veara
To 1fsa s1fuS Of psase and c,nd-
dsno1ass ksginsiae to IL appreciated.
Ind it Rstla not 10 dinealt to and
mn uunnsinv ~ AAAn.enn.,e =, ~ a..
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A man uame,l Henry p Schrien

A man named Henry P. Schriener
was arrested in Baltimore last Satur-
day, charged with attempting to kid
nap his own four children, With whom
he was about to embark for Europe,
1t seems the grandparents, who re-
side in Savannah, were opposed to
the fathers taking his children to
Europe, and sought through the tele-
graph writ of habeas corpus and Bal
timore lawyers, to delay them. Schrei-
neI was released.
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THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875

DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875.
VNHE approach Of the Presidential election
l. gives unusual importance to the evepts
and developments of 1875. We shall en-.
deavor to describe them fully, faithfully,
and fearlessly.
The Weekly Sun has now attained a
circulation of over seventy thousand eonias
Its readers are found in overv State and
Territory. and its quality ia we'll known to
the public: We shall not oaly endeavsr to
keep It fully up to the old standard. but tn
improve ant add to its variety and power.
The Weekly Sa~ viii continue to be q
thorough newspaper. All the news of the
dny will be found in it, condensed when nm.
importans, ut full length when of moment.
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oest family Newspaper in the world. 1t will
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Al avasa del1pa Of June End re-
pores TINT thr Argentine tranapor.
tsihg a,f1tep'at that citr with 20 no
liticl prisoners 10 board WIN kx19
been connected with the recent rebcl.
lids. aahe Of wllnm were men Of
wealth and position in their country.
Valmast,s2:i refused to alley the weasel
t" land It's prisoners, and telegrap}'ed
10 SysitI for instfuctionss 9 Twenty
.ix 1t The bsnished captivs.s were al
l"red ti' embark upon New York
3taest.
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EFF
The Weekly Witse,s has. il less than
three years, attaiAsd the circulation, uApfn
cedented il % short time, Of oyer 5000
copies, result due to the large amount Of
the choicest reading matter, news, marksts,
ETC., which It gives for tho exceedingly Low
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price can not be reduced. ard - it II net
desirable to reduce the sisc Of tho paper,
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by subscEibeFs st thoif own poet-odices viii
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will therefore Be 81 70, Of Goo. fov tho half
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Lord Derby Of England, in reply to
y niemorfal presented to him ~ !,
deputation from the Anti Slavery So
cicty, urging upon the government
the duty Of taking steps to end the
Cuban war and abolish slavery on the
island, replied that the time for such
q movement had not arrived and it
would result in unfriendly complica-
tons with Spain, and perhaps with
the United States also.
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Tho Aelqblicaq Nomination il

The Republican State Convention
in OHIO nominated for Governor Gen
eral Rutherford B. Hayes. General
Hayes vaa, before the war, q prsctic-
ing attorney in Cincinnati, aud was
slsctsd city Solicitor. He entered the
army ~ 7lieutehsqt-eoionel of the
Twcnty-tlirtl Ohio, and subsequently,
was made Colonel. He served 10 the
Shenandoah valley under Sheridan,
asa wss protnot4d 70 ths cbnmanti ii
u brigade and made i bfiltiaIt record.
Altsr slle war hs WAS twice elected to
C0AeFsss from Cincinnati. He was
thb4 electod, mr. two successive terms,
Governor Of Ohio. He is : man Of
ability, y fine speaker, with high
personal character, and has IN uu-
blomished official record. He is q man
Of ahshksiCwa and has I'D sympathy
with fraud mud corruption in any form.
General Hayes was not q candidate
TOR the nomination, but earnestly sup
ported Judge Taft. While o judge in
the Superior Court in Cincinnati
Judge Mt delivered a dissenting
iOpini0n In . decision commanding the
board At education to restore the
Billie a. a text book in the public
schools. Subsequently,, the Supreme
Court Of Ohio overruled this decision,
and unanimously sustained Judge.
'raft'e opinion as to the law OF Ohio
ON that subject. He was regarded,
however, ~ an nnquestionable friend
Of the pubic school System, but his
opinion on the other custom caused
an opposition to him in certain parts
II Ohio. Judge Taft would have Oh
tanned many thousands Of votes be-
yond the ordinary party strength, but
it was considered best to have a can
didate againat whom there vas neither
Persoaal, political, nor religious OBJ
lection within the purity. So Judge
Taft withdrew his name, aud General
Hayes was nominated By reclamation.
The canvass in Ohio promises to be
one 1T unusual warmth and vigor.
The State is to be holly cou tested
until election day, and perhaps no
one is better suited for such a cam
laign than General Uayes.-Ch;caqo
Tribune. - - 1917
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ST. VINCENT'S INSTITUTION.
DOnal1noaville. LIN.
OF CHARITY will open ..


OF CHARITY will open ..
"a A BOARDING SCHOOL u
on tho LIST September, 1875. in the above
named healthful little village. -.
They who may object to send their ohil-
dren to more Northern latitude, will find
in this Institution the facilities for y Chfia-
tian and refined education; the course Of
Il 81 Josephs Academy, Epmetfsbarg,
Maryland, Of which it is a BRANCH "
The healthy atmosphere of this beautiful
spot adjusted At the junetien Of tho Miasis-
sippi RIVER and the Bayou Lafontch6,, and
the readiness with which II can bs ixiached
both BY railway and water, reader it; very
The buildings and grounds arc SPACIOUS
and cOmMOdiOus--Well suited to an institution
Of this kind. The Sisters, in consideration of
the chenged condition Of the South, have
reduced tho ternis to half price ''''
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions Ut five months 6ach-t62 first COM
mencing let September, the second LIST Feb
ruary.
Terms per Session-Payablei in
3.. Advance:
Board and tuition, including
washing, nending, bed and
bedding. .e75 per session.
Or, $50 annu1ti.
French language........... 10 :. 80
Tapestry, painting, etc.. extra charges.
Music at Professors price.
Books and stationery furnished Ut current
prices.
A term commenced will he considered a
term cOmpleted--no deduction being made
for absence.
For further particulars, references can be
made in person to the different institutions
Of Now Orleans, or by letter to the Sisters Of
tho Institution, ut DOnaldsonville.
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There was great excitement last
week in the mining districts Of Penn
sylvania where the miners strike is
in progress. Bobs of the strikers at
tucked men at work near Mahouey
city and fred upon Sheriff's posse i.
The fire was returned and several
men wounded on both sides. Troops
were ordered out, and their presence
restored order.
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lR1sH OF ASCENSION AND
TOWN OF DONALDsONvILLE.

~ The CHIEF having boon designated
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

The New Orleans Republican.
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Official Journal Of the Z. s., State of Loui.i.
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Dqn|alosonlpiuf Gbief.
xr Three Rollsrs Year.
Republican dshhdE x,aafiys Committee
r." State Of LOuiaiana.

Rspaaiaa 0shtref r soatiye Committee
''~' State of Loui.iaaa.
R.B. PACKARD, President.
JAMES Ih:WJS. vice Pr&Nidept.
q CHARLES MILL, SeczetAry. M
j.. LAMANIERE, As6istauf Scc'y.
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