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New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
PARK THEATER.

OPERA BOUFPE-LE VOYAGE EN- CHINE.
French Comic Opera was introduced Mon
day night upon stage OF the Park Theater, tho
presence Of Of pleased spectators
lie Voyage en- Chine" by NJ Bazn-a late Paris
cess-was sung aud acted by NJ. DE Querey Mile. MI
neli Mile. Guerzy, Mile. Blondehet, NJ. Duplau VI. Va
lere, NJ ChantsI. M Victor and NJ Thuillard.
This company Is presented here by Mr.. Stuart
geral conjunction with Messrs. Grau and Chizzos OF
the Lyceum Theater NJ De Qaerey made his first APP
pearapoe in America. NJ. Lecoeqs "GIroae Glrofa" Ia
iu preparation The reception accorded TO the opera
It's interpreters tha. Of attention and enjoy
ment Looking upon the spectacle that was presented
contrasting with recent exhibitions gwen oy tne
Soldene Engish Opera Company az the LyceuuA tno
spectator remarks, with serne. that they do these
things better In France" NJ. BaIins work Is eomio
opera rather than opera bouRe 10 was preuy se' sno
by the male performers well acted and well suns IL Ia
steadily amusing, and Is free from the bemish OF 'u
garity The new tenor, NJ Do Qaercy, has hne voice
and an agreeable presence, and he showed himsei
capable OF both earnest emotion and humorous banter.
The story OF the voyage into China Is iuu OK
droery and the music that assists In the telling OF IL
sparkles with fancy More than this we cannot n'~
say but this suces to indicate that Mr. stuart mas
provided choice entertainment OF light cnarAo'e,.
and that Il has started the Park Taeater Win e''S
augury Of popular success.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
sENaToR WEST AS ARTEMrDoRUs.
n fhs EditOr OF The tribune.

TO the Edtf0r or Ihe IT'"""e
SIR: l see from the Congressional debates
OF to-day that one West who managed by the arts of
hocuspocus" to creep into the United States Senate
where he now misrepresens the State OF louisiana has
found q mares nest" in which was nicely slowed
away brannew bloody shirt. This was most fortu-
nate aud timely discovery for him and his party as the
original article manufactured In and brought from the
South, has been Haunted long that the traces OF
blood are quito hard to be those OF poor
Rzzio on the floor apartment In Hoyrood Palace.
and without this useful appendage. with its bood-red
stains the occupation OF this West, and oil such as
he s, Will soon be gone.
Mr.. Grant Ia TO be assassinated by contract, and
suppose that the propositions have been published In
a Washington City paper. Whether sealed proposals
are 10 be handed in Mr.. West has not Informed us
Besides all this some correspondent or IHB
TRIBUNE hiding himself behind the ominous ini
als OF j. II. H." says: Some one will play Brutus
to the country" Now this really shows terrible state
of affairs and in my opinion Gen. Sheridan should De
ordered here at once Grant should issue proola
nation declaring all Of the citizens OF New-I0rk or In
Washington City who arc opposed TO MIN 0anditti,
giving Sheridan full power 10 arrest and shoot until ali
are extermnated. In the mean while, as conscience
makes towards OF ALL" would advise the man West
II he Ia afraid" return again TO San Francisco
where perfect security sun himself and yege'
me arrives Mr. West and ali OF his Tx 70 crawl back
into the obscurity which they emerged 1t wil in
deed be great blessing TO the county. CAsSIOo
Neu York, Jan. IL, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
LOGIC OF THE POLITICIANS.

The immense cOncourse at the Cooper In
stute and the OF the meeting formed the
pivot OF yesterday among the politicians 10
was deemed wonderful that meeting representing no
political organization for success
on the public irrespecvely Of party, should have been
so complete success. and that the masses should have
responded in numbers to the simple call advertised
in the daily papers Moderate Republicans and Demo
Gratis alike thought that formidable demonstration
on the part OF the pubc and the sentiments Of the dis
tinguished speakers several OF whom have hereto
fore been in accord with the Administration.
would have great weight with the country at large even
President Grant and his advisers should pay no heed
them The absurdty OF the story that OF men
we're marshaled by Democratic leaders from the vari
Assembly Districts attend the meeting aud thus
insrre its success, evident to who In
about the Cooper Institute while the meeting was in
progress. The problem not how to induce persons
to attend, but how to keep out the thousands who
camored for admmttauce after every available foot OF
space in the great hall had been occupied.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
MIsMANAGEMENT OF THE POLICE.

Mayor Wickham sent yesterday for Presi-
dent Masei OF the Board Of Police and desired him 70
explain why it was that the police arrangements on
that occasion we're inadequate The opening OF the
meeting prevented for several minutes after o'clock
because the Mayor who was TO- preside. and the first
speaker william Cullen Bryant were unable, for time,
10 pass through the crowds which beseged all the
frances the ball. and tho small number OF poice were
poweress for time. The Mayor twice wedged in
the aud u seemed probable that he would have TO
remain a spectator. instead OF an actor in the
proceedings President Matsell said that Capt Sebert
Commanding the Precinct sponsbe. for he ought
have had his reserve on the ground The Mayor re-
piled that Oh OF large meeting like thar OF
Monday evening he thought some officer higher than
Captain shonld be held responsible Tue crowd was one
OF the largest that nad been seen In. this city IN
several years the meeting was advertised, and
q large attendance was anticipated There was no ex-
the misma the part OF tue police
He desired that writte0 report should be made To hun
possible III regard 10 iAi disgracefu misnan-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
PROPOSED EXCISE LEGISLATION.

The German saloon keepers Of New-York
and Brooklyn held conference yesterday afternoon at
No. 19i Franktn-s, Greenpoint TO draft bill for o
uniform Excise law to be submitted TO the Legislature
at an early day. John Friske was elected Chairman.
letter was read from the President OF the New-York
Iiouor Dealers Association stating that that Assoca-
t,on intended bring bill before the Legislature, ex
nressng wish that the German saloon keepers would
ha represented at the Cummittee TO wait
npon the Legislature, and begging them to
Sefer further action for the present At
least The saloon-keepers, however, seemed unwilling
t adopt the resolutions which had been passed by the
auor dealers with reference TO the BILL especially be-
they required the strict observance OF the Sunday
Liquor law. TRIBUNE reporter was Informed by sey-
ern of the members present that most OF the liquor
dealers would be gamers by strict Observance as they
wond be able sell more liquor by the bottle Sat
uriay than they could sell on draught Sunday. Sew
era proposed amendments TO the Excise laws were sub
nttsd and adopted Thoy provide that persons selling
malt liquors and light wines shall pay lcense fee Of
NOT less than o than $780, and that hotels
eording TO their capacity, shall pay from 800 TO t25o
Other amendments to the effect that the Excise
Commissioners shall be compelled 10 grant licenses on
proof the good character OF tho applicant even pre-
yousy refused that only policemen aud sherts arc TO
eye Information or violations OF the law upon hch the
Commissioners may bring suit against the offenders.
and that only officers Of public Institutions for paupers
may prosecute dealers who neglect TO procure licenses
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

This proposition 10 thus made and sanctioned. notwth
standing that for similar acts Englsh ancestors sent
the first Charles 70 thescafoid andexpeedtpe seoond
James from tho throne. . II
oar oyu forefathers exalted by kihdred tyranny ana
planting freedom the wilderness. were capefni 70 Id
sert In al our Constitutions positive propie'on'
sgapst tns application to aoy sus military per,
sens OF suoh tribunals Unless suoh proposuon S"an
he condemned by public reproeaticn whcn @ln sse
II memorable ana warning TO all future o"oor' y, S
State and the army the decay OF the jealous spir' o
Freedom the Toss ofour ancestral tradfefonS Oh
aenuiso ages conflict and saorince the eup
cation OF the present geoerat'oa TO servie SECURES
eepoe in the maxims aud practices OF Tyranny, w
cd the fears OF washington and Jay and Clinton
and their compatriots, fs "A s,ase ~ sfJe. bs.-3
Nav York nrst OF the commonwealth OF the Amer-
can Uaiou IN population and resources and in military
power should declare sentiments on this occasion
wsth distsnctness. dignity and a solemn empnass
wbch win command the thoughtful attention OF oon-
ress Of her sster States and OF the people OF our
whole country with the same 1unanimity win "n'ou
she upheld the arms Of tho Union In the past con"c'
She should now address herself to tho great ana most
sacred duty of oiv liberty and the per
souai rights OF Individuals of restoring the ideas and
habits Of freedom and Of reassertng the supremacy OF
the civil authorities military power throughoutthe
republic. .,,, ,SAhUELJ IiLphN
For M a<bsb Ia Tdens Message ' 1''tyM
pAf
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
TIE FISK ESTATE.

The case of the estate of James Fisk, jr.,
in which John f. Cole others object to the account
fled by the Administrative, for hearing yestes
day before the auditor appointed by the Surrogate Mr.
Morgan counsel for Mr. Cole, argued thai Mrs. Fish
shonid be subpenaed 10 testify ~ the The counsel
for Mrs Fax said that the Validity Of the note held
by MI Cola not denied and wond be ped, be could
ssa M nropriety In summoning her. The object Of the
painti was merely 70 obtain testimony 70 be used In
other cases The Auditor reserved his decision in order
he vas authorized TO Issue the subpoena Decision was
reserved In regard 70 the application on behalf OF
Mrs Morse egatee OF the estate that Mrs FISK should
- s,sm,ned with view 20 asoertanilg whether there
was auy fasity accounts rendered although they
spDearod 70 bs yeguisr " form
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE VOICE OF THE STATES.
A PROTEST FROM THE PENNSYLVANIA
LEGISLATUREs - q y


THE uousr oy REPRESENTATIVES, ADOPTS REsoLU-
r,oSs CONCERNING FEDERAL rNTERFERRNcR.
u.pptsRrRG Jan. 12-In the House OF Represent ta-
tiyes to-day Mr. German. from the Select Commit
tee on Louisiana Affairs. made the following report.
which was adopted by strict party yots-10s Dem
ocrats to IS Republicans: q - Ci't
tyereas Under the Constitution OF the United States
q the use the Federal army In the suppression Vf de-
n,estic violence can invoked only application Of o
Legislature. Executive when the Legislature cannot
be convenea;an a01T FC7YCTTA
, Whereas On the first Monday OF January--tse day
prescri0ed by the Constitution of louisiana for the
meeting of the General Assembly OF that Common
wealth-at a time when the Legislature was conVenoa
aud In process OF orgauiz atlOn aporfion OF fthe
army. under the authority OF the United states p-so
at the disposal OF the socaled Governor OF louisiana
forcly elected from their seats claiming 70 DO
lawfully elected members OF the LEGISLATURE: anu
wh,-,gs This act OF usurpation and lawless power
has received the sscton and approvai Oh fresidon'
Grant and -l ga. Pc ~ - .-.l-o.
Wb,r,os II ia the constitutions, right and preroeaave
nj sbe atre Of ate to iadge of the quan
ostiops OF fts own members: therefore belt cav
R,so,ed That this House of Representatives Of Penn
sylyauia speang her people, do solemniy protest
against so henous abuse Of the power committed TO
the PRESIDENT that protest against 1t as precedent
which substitutes the will OF the Executive and the
Federal bayouet the functions OF the Legislature in
determining the qualification Of its MEMBERS endanger
Ing personal liberty, and mpernga free government
ResOlred, That We commend the foroearanoe e1er-
csed by those whose rights were so uneousutuonaiV
violated. We them Of the sympathy fet ior the"
by all who are Jealous OF the preservation OF the pf
cpIes of civil liberty upon which our Government S
founded. ..r .. ... u c.
csoived That copies OF the foregoing bo forwarded
by The Speaker OF this House to the President OF 'nc
United ates the seuators and Representatives In Con
gess from this State andtO the Governors Oh tne
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
A BROOKLYN PROTEST.

At meeting of the Kings County Demo-
cratic General Committee held last evening" ex-Assem
blyman Melvin made a short but vigorous speech
denunoatory Of the policy pursued by the AdmiGstra-
ton In regard to louisiana Resolutions, charaete
the action OF the Federal authorities Ia Neworeans
outrage upon tho rights OF treeylen were uRani-
moasly adopted, with greeS applause.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE REPUBLICAN MERGED INTO THE GRANT
PARTY
70 ths Editor Of TIE Tribune.

SIR: Now that poor prostrate Louisiana "lies
bleeding with the heel Of arbitrary unrighteous,
and unrepubcan Administration upon its PECK, let the
American people arise masse and by their solemn
protests unhappy brethren OF the South that
ana that we deplore the thraldom to which unhappy
Louisiana has been subjected even as sadly as we de-
Republican party Of Greeley and Lincoln has not done
his but the Grant party alone alone indeed for the
heart OF every true and honest Republican protests
against From this out the real cause Of the con-
tnued divergence OF the North aud the South be known
NV the name OF Grant p. L. d.
Meg York Jan. IL, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
LIFE INSURANCE QUESTIONS.

The quarterly meeting of the Chamber Of
Life Insurance was held yesterday j. G. Patterson of
Hartford occupied the chair. Several committees
ported the most important statement beng tina. OF the
Committee on Mortality Experience. THIS Committee
reported that they had agreed upon form OF card to be
usod by ali Life Insurance Companies for the purpose
OF reporting tho character Of mortality 10 each rear
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

,bowIng first. the general mortality among unusual
iyes; secondlg. the mortality by sexes thirdly the
mortaty by loon ton; fourthly, the mortality ny years
Of Insurance. filthy the ratio OF financial loss 70 NOR
safy oss and skthy, the classification OF the causee
take paee In April next when these propositions viii
defi aielY cODsidered.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
A VETERANS OPINION OF SHERIDAN.

A VETERANS OPINION OF SHERIDAN.
aIs COURSE In LOUISIANA A SUBvERsIoN INSTEAD
or DEFENsE OF THE CONSTITUTION.
TO ths Edttor of The Trtbune.
SIR Every citizen who has spark OF manly
spirit OF respect himself regard for his country
will insnctively protest against tho Louisiana afoei-
Ties But upon the old soldiers OF the Union VINO De-
eye that tho function OF the army Is to derend
and not to subvert civil liberty and upon those veteran
epubcans who conceive that their party has another
mission than to minister to base ambition and baSer
greed az washington and New wOrleans. special and
peculiar duty Is incumbent. Bauditt" Sherdan-0ur
Ameiean Alyahas enriched the resources OF STATES
manshp by tue introduction OF epithet which, pro-
nounced by the august lips OF his master. has magic
power 10 strip American citizens OF all the rights De-
slowed on them by and guaranteed to them by
tho Constitution Of their country We're IL not that tue
gravity aud imminence OF the public peril engrosses i
our atienion, win what indignant pity must we wao
with this INSTRUMENT plastic anc 30 erOcious a oeo
behold his present abasement!
Whatever disorders have been produced pJ
Grants Southern policy, this last wanton aud hagran
crime against liberty and law IL HDsouteiy "itnou
ouse The Ofense Of the people 0f Louisiana na4 js'
this extent-that they presumed TO elect TO their
atnre men whose character and abilities PROMISED 10
reform that den Of thieves And thereuPon lmperia pa
crsnes so disIoyal scheme IL our President can cou
stitute the Legislature according 10 DIS goOu peas
Que state wny no. in any & VI M a same .nU reroeatyet
Why In "a word should we not cease 10 Ds hrptDo m ~
nane since If these usurpatons are toerateu we e a
no longer such in fact The success OF me war ior te
Union was due, any rauscendent genius III our
generas-of that there was plentiful laeAIDHt 70 tne
earnest Intelligent valor OF our soldiers ana INC e4ud
patriotism OF the loyal Republican masses From au-
otner quarter, and IN another forin no less uause
satisfied tie demands OF manhood and patriotism IN me
past, finch from the OF she soI
Y,,r- YORK Ian, Q. 1875
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
resoanss 70 sas.ummon. Of the House and tho oen.r.

response 10 oshsummons Of the House. and tho General
TIE nspuslIosn ussnser. ,nsn signed and presented
tho following spplsation to the Governor. reqnestinr
that the legal membors be put possession OF tho
Hail: - n * .s-.... ,s-,
70 a. 1ssss.sy WV .l.s kSoa0 9gssrne O, tho
House Of OF ths General Assembly, oa
sne sta,e assepbed o. the HAL Ala as M9Iss ", sns
asSe Sy The Gsrf Immediately ssereaiser mo on,i,
was oc ~ ~ e House, eohrsIy 10
law We cannot obtain our legal rssss unless tne me
aIS ssai% % ali persons tie gentle
men we will proceed 20 organise We Therefore re-
%s%Seis elect tnst We may attend TO the performance
Here follow tho signatures Of g. including the follow
ing. TUWrLgg,T A I,a..,,,,..,, an tho v,eund
by appoipting aspscia oommtee TO wait 9n
Cen. de TrObrand. who immediately 2peaiea ~ sne
- =. 80 -GSU ! ~ 0T RoBRRT, r. GUIoaARD,
,qw bnr r.tfff1 Irct Representative OF st. Bernard
This was signed by 81 legally elected and returned
members furesponse this application the Governor
applied 70 the military force Of tho uped states
ss bis officers In expcng nruders and disturbers OF
the peace and preserving order which assistance was
rendered. an by It order was restored When the Ec
publican members returned 10 the Hail. Following Gen.
de TrObriand. a his request and under his proccon
and attempted follow him through tho door, tue ser
geantatArtns at the door, by order OF MrwuS c'oSeu
tho door IN their faces forcbly prevented them
from entering and they NOS allowed TO enter un
the attention OF Gen! de Trobriand was osei to the
fact, aud at his order the Republican members were
admitted aud the i've intruders were expelled The
Democratic members. with Mr.wts az their head then
withdrew and the House proceeded to organize accord
ing TO Isw.ui.t,v 10 l---' -'' '-'''' wv
STATE OF LOUISIANA. OYfIcB oP SECRETARY OF STATE
= -. - - NEw-ORIEASs, Jan.6, 1875.
hereby testify that foregoing 90 signatures are
the gepune the members declared 10 Do eecu
10 the House OF the Of Louisiana
s certified by tho Returning Board OF said anu
as by me certified to Clerk Of said House OF Repro
sentatives as required BY law. a.
r - .l -rr ID y. G.. DESLONDH, Secretary OF state.
certify that foregoing protest tanei inc gem
nine signatures Of 81 members of the House OF repre-
sentatyes whose upon the last furnished me
by the Secretary OF State IN conformity Win tne law
and further certify that all said members answered 10
their names at the rollca made by mo at IL O'CLOCK
noon on Monday the 4h day Of January. 1870 being
majority of all the mem Ders present. Wh VioEks.
CHIEF Clerk Of the House OF Representatives
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE pENITENTIARY TROUBLES AT LINCOLN
NEB.

OMAHA. Jan. 12.-TroOps sent from here Last
night arrived Lincoln about o'clock. aud at this
morning gained possession Of the Penitenary without
loss of hfe though the prisoners wthsDod them bravey
None Of the lsttsr esoaped
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DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
. H bOR Oh Y NJ u
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

THHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfoaaisl statements ireQ Qasntly made. 'tAAt
The soapositiSn of CEIoRopISE is known TO Chem
lsts xnd the Medical ssofession The fact il. Chl0
r0iyns vas discovered and iuvented BY Dr.. J. col
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical STAFF. aud 50
named BY kiaa aad 1t has 6Sfsd a. attempts al anal
ysis BY the krss Chszsists sf tss day. The method
And secret Of the preparation have been pub
ished IL is obvioas. therefore that anything said
unler the name. save Dr.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLOROp1NE, is a spurious imitation.
CAUTI0N.-Vi Chancellor SIR W. P. Wood stated
that Or. Colts Browne undoubtedly the inventor
KENEDIAL usEs AND ACTION.
Tai, available rsssy Fslusss suss refreshing sleep
relieves pain Gains the sys the deransd fenc
oa ssisiulAsss healthy the sserstoas
ey ~ithost creating q thss unpleasant results
saiiH the q oPiu Oh and youug nAy taksit si Al
k1urs tui tns Vheu requisite thousands u persons
@ q is zATvelless ~ edrsts aud wonderful cures While
srsss suAatitiss ia the faowias Dysen
isr DtArrhOa caiies Csushs AsthaA RhsenAsisa, Nsu
ralsa, whocpias couEa. Grasp Hys,sria, te.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
The Rkhs H0a. EArt Russell eoaHAtsd 10 the College
cr rrtysauss4nd 7. paveaPt that he had received in
uraaa o. the thNt the remedy ufAay service Ia
Ch5Isrn uss sCHLnROpYNE-See Ls.ess llec. 81 ISG4
pr Lev. Ues-sl Nfs-5oaArr in IndIA rer-ts 1881
thk In ueary evsry Caserk Ia Wheh Dru COILS
BRlWSE-S CHLORODNNE administered. the patient
ETtrlsi fsa K.sssI Fs-ss Jaa L. chloroayaei.
Frsserioe by es * 1rshax usiesi prseiifioners OF
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kxfxei from the GsueraI Board Of Health London
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