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The New York herald., 1875-02-13
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THE ''rAxIsMAN'' At THE ACADEMY OF Music
The second performance OF Bslfe's opera took
place az the Academy last evening 20 fairly
nlled house. Doubtless the cold weather was to
blame for the prevailing sombreness OF the ladies'
costumes as much as the Lenten season. Apart
from all this, there Is o certain agreement In
fashionable circles that English opera does not
cal for that grande tenue which Is freely accorded
10 the opera In Italian. This should only be
reasoned out on the line that tho operas in
the vulgar tongue, are not SO good or
attractive as those In the melodious language
OF Petrarch; but, alas and alack. whatever
Justice there might be In that view, mere Is a
In which an opera written to an English hbretto
was dressed In Italian to appear In London, and
only sees the footights In It's native costume by
being exiled over the sea to America. 1t must be
admitted that the liquid and vowel-nlled nonsense
which does duty or Italian horetn nts the mouths
OF the singers better than English words with
sense and conerency III them. Last night, for IN.
stance. the performers slaughtered the lines
q vocal nourisn, was splllant where 1t should be
liquid, oat It went as if to say ;-"Mattnison.
we'lI none Of them.n Tennyson is perhaps the
only living writer OF English who could compose
li6retto that the SINGERS would respect He
never would. for instance, write such harsh
sounding line "The fair torch Of love is forever
extlnguished," which Edith Plantagenet Is obliged
Evellne.
The performance last night was very well given
throughout. IL has been remarked tnat the "Ta..
isman" LACKS the gorgeous instrumentation Of the
Wagnerian school, but 1t must be remembered
that Bale never attempted this path 70 tonic
effect, preerring tnat OF melody. pure and simple.
me stone poem" business is all very fine, but
until nine:tenths OF The public are able
to tell without a handbook whether the fierce
combat OF wind and string means pang OF aes-
pair or spasm or delight the melody which
thrills The sense with its rhyth tones alone will
nave Its vOtaries among the people. There Is,
however, more orchestral cooring IN the '"Talis-
man" than any OF his previous works. while the
melodic beauty OF his toning Is unimpared This
opera Is not revelation IKE the Flying Dutch.
man." or a compromise between styles like
DIDO but true Bal1an opera, better
In many ways, tnan any oil lts predeces-
sors. The audience last night was cold
and tlmld, and the third act, was reached
was considerable warmth. Miss Beaumont, receiv-
ing an encore III her charming ballad, "Neatn
Portal" an honor accorded also TO Miss Kellogg
aud Mr. Mas IN the tent scene. There was 10
change IN the distribution and it must be said
that D0th chorus and orchestra were kept well IN
hand with one exception where the female chorus
failed TO take up the refrain to the Queens ballad
The concluding rOndO was brilliantly given by
Miss Kellogg. and the "Floweret" by Mr.. Mas
well sung. "The Talisman" win be repeated at
the matinee to-day.
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while there spored for the realization OF the afore.
said programme. De Savigny married IN 1858 Q
daughter OF Count Won Arnim Boitzenburg. HIS
German jurlst q native OF Frankiort-on-tne-M Main,
and died in 1851.
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Having purchased the entire furniture and taken
lease of this magnificent hotel have admitted Mr..
Samuel NJ. Turner formerly of the old fremont House
and late of the Palmer House, Chicago and Mr. Tyler B.
Gaski formerly Of the Revere House, Boston. to an in
terest in the business which will be conducted under
the name of JOHN B. DRAKE 4 co.
THE HOUSE
T ee Is s na
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s ne
with the addition Of new and elegant furniture
same to all guests will be maintained fully up to the
high standard Of their predecessors equal to any
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PARENTS WHO DESIRE TO AFFORD THEIR
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A CONFEDERATION IN HARTFORD.

BURNING OF IMPORTANT MERCANTILE BLOCKS.
LOSS $3.50, ,000-THE HYDRANTs FROZEN AND
THE FIREMEN's EFFORTS MPEDED By THE
FROST AND ICE
HARTFORD, Conn.,. Feb. H. 1875.
A nre this morning, beginning at three O'Clock,
swept the important mercantile blocks on the
corner Of Main and Temple streets, and these and
their contents were utterly ruined. The IRE Is
one of unprecedented disaster in this city. Hart.
ford has been wonderfully preserved from bad
fires until this year OF 1875. The burning OF st.
Patrick's church last month was the most disas
OF any OF these msfortunes since the burning
OF Colts works in 1854. The loss on the church
about $125,0o0. The loss BY this mornings nrc Is
estimated at $23o,000.
The nre was discovered by Mrs. Blinn,.
tenant OF rooms over Mer's store, In Ely's block,
adjoining the corner building, known as the "Bee
Hive" This lady was awakened by the dense
smoke, and she hastily aroused the other tenants,
ana they sought places Of safety, saving nothing
OF their goods It was with great dfculty that
to nave begun in the furnace Of Mr.. Miliers store
1t was difficult to get at and the hydrants were
streams on the flames. At halfpast three i've
streams were at work, but without doing any
% cold and Hpt the iremen were actually encased IN
ice. The streets were paved with ice, and this
troubled the nremen exceedingly The flames
to the "Bee Riven Qves Hamlin Ingraham'sl,
on the south, and to Ballerstein's, on the north,
both large dry goods stores. The fire steadily
progressed and at hall-past four the Bee Hive"
was burning IN the rear, and at 1ve Ballerstein's
store suddenly broke out IN blaze: Nothing
then could save these structures. Meanwhile
the fremen worked hard TO protect the Jewish
church, next to Ballerstens store, and succeeded
IN preserving 1t. Many houses on Temple street
and Main street were saved, but with great DIM
Guilty. The fire was sJlll smouldering at five
O'Clock this afternoon. The entire corner is gone.
II there had been much wind Main and Temple
streets would have suffered fearfully. The wafer
was abundant, though 1t came late, the MIGRANTS
having to be tnawed out.
BY the fall vi walls Otto Wheeler was very seri-
ously injured and other fremen hurt somewhat.
Chief Eaton had his ears IrOZen, but kept steadily
to mis- post until the last.
LOSSES AND INSURANCES.
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WARREN KIMBAYI.

Mr.. Kimball was for many years q prominent
broker in Wall streer, and, by strict attention 70
business nad amassed a comfortable competency.
Not only as u business man, hut in social life be
was highly respected by those who knew him. His
charities were not ostentatious but we'll disposed.
and v hen he gave he did so in the full meaning Of
the apOsfle
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GERMANY.

Axu1IoAx POTATOES INCLUDED y3ox Y2ussxA
BERLIN, Feb. H. 1875
Tho state Council has determined TO prohibit
the Importation into Prussia OF American pota-
toes.
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kEnfINIsCENCEs OF sEDAN-A TRIAL FOR LIBEL.
PARIS Feb. IL. 1875.
Tho trial OF the action for libel, brought by
General Wimpnen against NJ. de Cassagnac, editor
OF LIE Pays, for statements made in that journal
concerning the plaintiffs conduct at Sedan, was
opened to-day.
Generals Ducrot, Lebrun, Galifet and others
we're examined. General Ducrot testified that 1T
would have been possible for part OF the army to
reach Mezieres II General wmpnen had not i'm.
peded its retreat. The plan suggested by the
latter to cut through the German lines was i'm.
practicable. No such attempt could have sue
seeded. 1t was the Emperor who caused the
white nag to be holsted at Sedan; he did so to
save bloodshed.
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM ONE OF ras

fhE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM ONE OF TaB
diresssrs efths Pssne NAH steamship Company TO tho
editor Of the sun" presents the eompanys version Of
the pending eontroversy;-
TO TEE Epnol or TEE srx-
sis-As an old merchant have always deprecated
hasty action A legislator would deprecste hssty
legislation Injustice as oen results from the latter a.
loss from the former. These thoughts susres. them.
selves view Of recent Congressional legislation In the
anairs Of the Pacific Mali steamship Company
A. az the committee OF Investigation was appoint
cd the fact became became public that nearly 900
had disappeared from the treasury of the company
which there vouchers other than false en,ris,
10 the same in the loan account of the company
Proof Of private contract between former agent
re a s and former
s ns hs .sa e n and @ me he an
ton y able e ore return this money to hs company In
had lost IL pesa
IN washington was correct every tact brought out IN
Ike question on sns
vas hereiore, not anticipated The enemies Of the
aentia journals to assa the company PENETRATING the
ae eSaa %
the pressure brought to bear upon them by their
warned them to keep their skirts clear Of this great
the Of these ndvui taves the
merits Of the could not weigh AGAINST their poltc
the Pscilc Mail Steamship Company ior extra compen.
Vote il aS0r Of the for delay NAT
q being implicated IN the fraud CHARGED in obtaining
the Representative so voting without hearing
No doubt there are to-day IN the House OF Reprcsenta
the they have recorded against the interests
msn while would in the construction Of vessels,
s the saws the
to I o. ~, seorers IN h hs
the old flag on the great routes on which their vessels
The whole country has been misled by the word sub
sdy This term as applied 70 the Overland railroads
enort to destroy company with which they cannot sue
II se IS m as BONDS
build their road and they to-day heavily In deauit
@ spP,eaSis to % the VITA the Pasc ds
on P
1hc Pacinc Mail steamship Company have expended
millions on iron n ships to carry out in good faith hei
so for th wn ,ne Imu are now reaay G 10 ae
II the VIII % the United State.
the prices psi BY other to their r
the United States geyernment has contracted to pay
Ensand tor the same service pays 50 20 per mile, or
Ss2; 700 per annum more than the untel states
iS tas lie a or
prance and Engana nave rsapcd cal the benefit from the
holding now that supremacy on tne ocean which i
York in her great commercial relation with China and
ns fss sna s Why the E 5
tan Journals should eno their influence 70 ninre this
enterprise Is 0e'0n0 Inc {. TSLco
THE LrEDERKRANz
AL the Scenes Incidents and
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SPAIN.

2H KING AT vALLADoLID-A BANK LOAN TO THE
GOVERNMENT.
MADRID, Feb. H. 1875.
King Alfonso has arrived at valladolid, capital of
she province OF that name.
TIMELY SUPPLY TO THE TREASURY.
Tho Bank OF Spain has advanced the government
t0o, ,000 900 reals.
A MILITARY DRAFT-TRooPs FOR CUBA.
A decree has been issued calling out 10, 900 men
for military service, 5000 OF whom are to be sent
80 Cuba
Exemption from duty under this call may be
procured by the payment OF 5000 reals.
sERRANo TO DO HOMAGE TO THE KING
MADRID. Feb. l2--Evening.
Marshall Serrano Will pay homage TO King
Alfonso at special audience tomorrow.
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CHARLES FREDERr DE sAv1aNY.

despatch from FraIkfort- on the.Mat an
nounces the death vcsterdv OF the distinguished
ultramontane, Charles Frticric de Savigny. The
deceased was born at Hrn In the year 1918,
aud was the son OF Prusian diplomat bearing
the same name. He recefed his education at the
leading German collegs Of his country and
abroad. He was at the Ciholic school at Berlin,
the Roman College at R<ne. the college at San
Sebastian and the French Gymnasium at Berlin
and also at the law scnod at Paris.
Alter "A number OF voyEes. interrupted by MIL
ltary service winch Oniylasted lOr u year as q
volunteer, he filed sevtal judicial offices, and
entered the diplomatic arcer in 1885, lie then
became secretary TO tI Prussian Embassy at
Paris, London, Dresden LISBON, Cassel, Madrid
ana The Hague. Alter to revolution oil 1885, dur.
ing which Tune he was at Paris, ne
was inlrusted with several Administrative
functions, and ais( sent foreign
diplomatic MISSIONS | 1859 he re.entered the
diplomatic corps, and WIS successively Ambassa-
dor 60 Dresden ana Brussels, aud also In 1854 TO
the Frankfort Diet. WIN that Diet In June 1865
declared itscn opposed Prussia he resigned his
post while protesting aginst what had been done
III the matter.
After the victory I Sadowa De SavIgny
played an important role In the arrange
ment OF treaties with had for their oo-
ject the unity OF Germany under the
guidance OF Prussia. Fo the accomplishment OF
this political task ne wa considered second only
to Bismarck. In 1887 ht was elected Deputy to
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OBITUARY..
EDWARD P. KENDALL.

Edward P. Kendall, tie actor, author and
manager. whose death 1, announced by cable
despatch from London, wal born In Boston, Mass,
in 1884. He made his nsst appearance on the
stage at Lowell, Mass, II lS4O. as child IN the
stranger" and he afterwards played in child
parts for about five years. He then visited New
BEDFORD, Mass, where Ae took up his resi-
dence until he arrived at the age of
fifteen years, when b. shipped on board
OF wnaiing vessel aid tried his fortune
ut sea for dve years. At tie end OF tnat time he
returned to Boston and eniere ed a clothing house,
where he remained iUr SOM time, when he again
tried his fortune in theshOw business. He Sc
cured the services OF Nine. Anna Blsnop and
Stephen q. Massett and welt TO Havana; but ne
had not long been there wien the smallpox pros
trated him. aud Tor five weeks he lay upon the sick
deck OF the hospital ship aLthe point Of death. but
finally recovered and cane north. He shortly
alterward became the manager OF the Carter Zou-
ave Troupe, with whom he etraveed through the
states. Leaving them IN lSC, he a1terward became
connected with other travelling companies until
the of 1928, when 10 was an agent OF the
"Humpty Dnmpty" trOuR from the Olympic
Theatre. The latter part the season OF 1S73-74
he was the manager OF Toy Dernicr's "Humpty
Dumpty" troupe. In 1874 Mr.. Randall became
manager OF Mr.. Josh Harts travelling company.
This was his last business engagement in this
country. In September las he lett for London on
a pleasure trip. He was considered the best
theatrical manager In tho country and the pro.
fessOn has sustained greet loss.
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F r A N @ E.
The Senate Bill Lost in the
Assembly.
A Stormy Debate Amidst Intense
Excitement.
Bonapartist Political Tactics and
Party Triumph.

LONDON. Feb. ~, 1878.
Tho Paris correspondent OF the London Times
says the points or yesterdays vote In the Assem-.
bly, on the amendment to the Senate bill providing
the manner OF eectinR Senators, are tnat 1t breaks
up tho majority OF last week, and tnat 1t restores
to the Bonapartists the ground they had lost.
THE POLITICAL PARTY POINTS.
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This viii so obviously lead TO the election OF OK.
Imperial functlonares that 1t Is expected the Com.
mittee of Thirty will withdraw the bill this even
ing.
DISSOLUTION OF THE LEGISLATURE PROBABLE.
The consequence will probabl ly be dlssolu ton
of the Assembly.
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