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LIVERPOOL, Feb 20-Auived. steamer Jamaican (Br.
winde Baltimors ship cairnsmOrs (Br Legg. San Pran
cisco; bsrks Josephine (BD. ReAn. New orsansi Chile
CB. Mcleod Galveston 27sh. onn rus, DAhiberg. New
OrleanS
Cleared 20th. ship Spectator CBD. PiimHn. United
States.
LONDON Vsb 5s- Arrived, ship Elizabeth Gushing, Colby
LObOs; bark Kate carnie CBr) Wilson. New York
Cleared 26th. bark Dragon CNor, Thomasen. United
States
LMKRIcK. Feb 2s-ArrIvsd. bark Fanny Atkinson CBr)
Hunter. Darien.
LIssoS. Feb 2o-Arrlvsd. ship CiampA Emsie ntal.
Jaccarino. New York
MEssINA. Feb 27saiied steamers Assyria CBn. Donald
son. New York; Great Western Gr), windham. do
sailed TO Feb % bark Clifton (Br) Snow philadelphia
MARsKILLRs Feb 27Arrived bark Terreri QtaD canie-
rO. New York
Sailed 25,h bark Nedsa CGcr,, Bradhorng New York.
NAPLES. Feb 27-Arrived. bark Adoph Engler. Pickett
New York.
Arrived 2sd. sehrJs4 4Lc Adams, samson. New Or
leans.
oroRro. Feb I5Arrivsd brig (Port) Mesquita
New York; ?oth bark Morning Star (Br). Lucas do brig
Ceres (Nor). JOhansen. do
PALERMO. Feb 27-saiIsd. steamer sdonian CBD. Ed
wards. New YORK.
QUEEssrowS Feb 2s-Arrived barks Ida (ItaD. Catan.
Esro baltimore for Gloucester; San Domenieo Qa vaa
rino. Baltimore.
Also arrived 2sh. Ohio Morrison Philadelpha
for Liverpool bark FrOy (Sor Amundssn. Savannah for
Arrived 27tb bsrks Gulnars (Br). Mcdonald PhIadel-
phia Aquila Nor, Gerard. Baltimore Ben (Nor) Han
sen do; Henrietta Cr) Simpson. do: Aser (Nor). Knud
sen. New York; JRlawar Csr). Chiffon. Jarvis Island
ROTTERDAM. Fob 27-Arrived bark Emerald (Nor). Pc
tersen Charleston
SKYRxA. Feb 26-Arrvedf previously bark sNneveh, Wy
man, Boston
YOKOHAMA, Feb 2e-ArrIvsd bark Courser Kulman. Phil
adephia via Naeassar and sailed prior 2sth for Hogo
brig John Mexican (Br), jordan, San Francisco.
LONDON, Feb 2SIt 10 reported from Flushing that the
American bark Adde McAdam. from Antwerp for Cuba,
clided with the English bark Maggie Chapman
werp for Philadelphia despatch that the
Adde McAdam Is ashore koooo Bank. Ramme-
kins.
The Of brig Neponset before reported foundered
carried to Gibraltar
Yesterday evening the steamer Harngen. while the
way from London Rouen masts Of the steamer
strathcyde recently sunk Channel and sunk in Gf
teen minutes. All Oh board saved
QUEENSTOWN. Feb 2s-rhe Norwegian bark Froy Capt
Amundssn from Savannah Jan "a for Geenoek has into
this port leaky with loss of fremas bowpr and bboom
She experienced the hduican, of Jan SO.
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Dec Cape Of Good Hope crossed the Equator
rso l. IN Ion - - on the OsRs 0 1000 ops, ~x M a S
York Feb H. lat - 81 lon 80 3. spoke sehr Carrie
webb from Jacksonville Tor Porto k,so. -. ~,. q =
days with mdse 20 Geo Ropes Passed Cape Of Good an
and crossed the Eqnstor Jan 50 In lon 81 2o was lo days
Bark Antonia Canepa GER, Fssgreen. Gibraltar ~
days in ballast to master Jan 81 lat "a So lon l3 57
spoke bark Rdderkrk Ver, from Genoa for Pensaeoia
d lat 80 so Ion 10 50. brig Juliet CLARK. Gom Aessina
Bark Ada Eswell wiswel. BuenOs Ayres SO days with
23d lat 81 o. Ion 73 struck by violent squall
from NV which carried away both upper and lower fore
strong NV gale and extremely cold weather. 2Oth inst lat
36 IA Ion ~ o. spoke bark Scotland from Boston for Mo-
siderable quantities OF sun evidently part OF
steamers topworkS consisting Of doors and bulkheads most
Berk Trait Unon tBr) Baou Miragoane 10 days with
logwood &c 10 Thaekeray Coz vessel 10 Murray, Jr
Brig Charlie (Br) McDonaid Natanzas 10 days, with
sugar 20 foungs. smith CO. vessel to q Beraux 10
days with sugar Outerbridge ~ sd variable weather
schr Wyoming !ot Boston) Foss cAesren 10 days WITH
heavy gale from NV In which lost and split several sails
Schr Nash, Crowley brunswick. ia ~ Gays, win
lumber to Mayo vessel TO Warren Ray VIII discharge
schr W II whitaker CARL Savannah days. with ium-
ber TO master Is bound TO Providence.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Martha c. Martin Long Harbor. NF for Now York
schr hattie sprague. Sprsgue, Grand Menan NIB, Tor
schr VIM rico Tice Woods Hole for baltimore.
sehr Anna Lyons, Baker Parkers head for stapleton.
sehr sharpshOOtsr, Clark Cold Spring for New ioA.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer PrRnconia. Bragg New York for Portland.
Steamer City OF New Bedford Fish. New York for New
steamer Electra. Young New York for Providence.
schr Gertrude Smith. Davidson New York for AlGien
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LADIES DAY AT THE LoTos.

Despite the storm the parlors Of the Lotos Club
filled yesterday with throng of ladies' who came to
the monthly exhibition of paintings and to hear the
musical entertainment, which is always attractive
feature Of the Lotos ladies' day. The paintings which
exclusively by artists who are members OF the
club, included works by j. f. Cropsey, Edward Moran
William Hart, George H. story, Robert e. Minor W.
Whittridge, Inman Dolph Baldwin, TaiI, Miller
Thorpe. Lyman, Jr., Warner and DeLuce Two
sketches in clay were contributed by b. n. Pickett
The musical and dramatic entertainment was OF un-
usual excellence, Nine Ponsi, Miss Bedloe, Miss
Schwab, John Broughain Alfred Wilkie G. Werner, W.
y. Mills, Cary Foro. Jeller and Charles Stevenson OF
Waack's Theatre contributing Among those present
were the members of the Art Committee-George II.
Story, John Elderkin, 4. l. Davenport J. W. Carroll.
+. b. Noyes und others
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 2S, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RnPoRfnD TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AxD HHRLLB
wuirHsroNH LINZ


Steamer Greece (Brl Andrews London Feb o. With
aud ~ passengers W Hurst. Feb 10 lat A as
IS 80 passed German bound 2ad ~ 33
"a so French bound east showing CONNER
cal Code signals HPTG day lat ~ lon o. bark
rgged steamer bound east 2Jth lat 40 o. Ion s. bark
rugged and brig rugged steamer do 9Th, 22u miles
OF SANDY HOOK City Richmond lBr). hence
Liverpool day. 10 miles Of do. Anchor lins
st@Anaer bound cast
Steamer Colon. GrHn Aspinwal Feb ~ aud Havana
2tth. with mde aud the Pacific Nail steam
ship Co 18th lat - OIL lou ~ 40 passed American
steamers bound ;: same day. brig Geo Berry. from Ma
Tor New York.
City OF Houston. Deernr. Galveston Feb 10 aud
hey West 2tth with mdse and passengers u Mallory
Co 18th lat - H. lou az Sc. spoke bark Fiora Norl
fro1, New Orleans Tor Liverpool
steamer City " Austin stevens, Fernandna Feb 2s
Brunswiek Ca. 2fth Port 2itn with mdse and
passengers 20 II Mallory Co Feb "a. lat 80 Ion ~ ~
spoke bark LEns Merry from MatanGas for Now York
Steamer Richmond, Kelley Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 20 the Old Dominion
SteamshiDCo-
Fanits Hove PhnadelphIa, With mdss 80 Jas
Hand
ship Thyatira of Londonj. Mckay. Hong Kong Nov o.
with mdse Low Bros. Passed AMER Dec y, cape
Of Good Hope Jan z 81 Helena l7th Ascension 22d and
crossed the Equator 18Th In Ion 70 IRON las 81 had sne
eession of heavy gales.
Bark crensona Cove Yokohama Nov g. With tee 20 Car
- h~A-sA a ca1 ~-@>~l - ks~s rA-.A RA-~~ Ana~s
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NEW YORK wHIsKEY FRAUDS.

United States District Attorney George Bliss appears
to be remarkably ignorant OF the instructions of the
government respecting alleged offenders in New York
He only knows that Mr.. X, N. Sherman sent out from
kes still there in pursuance of instructions and he
does not deny that conclusive evidence has been OBJ
tanned in regard 10 shipments OF crooked whiskey TO
New York. According TO n recent despatch Mr. Sher-
man has obtained evidence sufficient 10 warrant him
in proceeding against suspected parties here his
Mr. Bliss stated yesterday that he is able to
add anything to these statements.
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WOODS MUSEUM.

The weather last evening all calculated to
bring out amusement seekers in very large numbers
while the slippery state Of the sidewalks rendered
pedestriansn at once uncomfortable and dan Eerous
But Notwithstanding these drawbacks the patrons Of
Woods Museum turned out In goodly numbers IN
answer Of that iav0re actress and
trepd eQuesfrisnne, Miss Kate Fisher, who
nounced TO appear in OF her most popular pieces
the patriotic and romantic drama Of 'Schamyi' and
the elective spectacular play, The french spy" AZ
The heroine in each play Miss FISHER acquitted herself
with her usual ability and 10 the eyident saisfaeton ef
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TROTTING AND PACING IN CALI
FORNLA.

BAT DISTRICT COURSE, SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20
TRorrISa-Purse $3.50, mile heats best three in Eve,
In harness.
T. AcClean's ch. IN. Alameda Maid ...........1
Budd Doble's z. m Maid of the Plains. ........ . 2
Ben Acres blk. G. Black Dan. ................ dis
Time 233k-2:37-235k.
SANE DAY-PacinR purse $3.50, mile heats best
three in i've, in harness.
Budd Dobles Schonchin. ............... l
Owners Dan Rice Observation-Disclosures. 9
Owners Hoosicr Dick. k................... dis.
Time, 1922 26i % :26-2 7Z-2:26k
The race was postponed OH account of darkness 10
the following day.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shi pmAsters informed
that by telesraphng TO she H1nAL0 Louion Bureau al
dressing Bennett No As FceI stss London" th,
Paris Office addressing "Beanet III Avsnae d. tOpsrA
Paris" the arrivals and European and
Eastern ports Of Americaa and all iorsisl vessels tradg
with the United States. the will be ea0lsl tais
country Tree Of charge
Captains arriving and san from French and Medi-
ports will End hs oaise eeoaomlc
aud expeditions for telegraphing nova
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OLYMPIC THEATRR.

The programme at this house last night was varied,
original and entertaining Several acts put
on ana some new faces introduced. Whimsical
walker was very comical pn hts nigh stills - Mss
Ada Morgan and Miss Adah Richmond sang some
pretty ballads; John Hart Nappy Nap while he
was "ln and Out OF Trouble and the Jeo Brothers
got more music out OF the rocks than they did out Of
their bells The burlesque OF 'Julus Cnmsar." which
Is smusingiy ludicrous and took we'll with the audi
encc, brought the performance to a close
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ks-NoTIcH TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The Nrv YORK
HKRALD has adopted distinguishing ngat na lor
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the eolos red red changing the other
In succession and CANOE miles distant Cap
tains Of vessels. upon seeing this signal will obiigo by
preparing any marine they may have for the shlp
News Department OF the nKnALn
R-fersons desrous Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do bv addressing such vesses
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received from all parts Of tho world promptly
hvsred. Duplicates required
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sTE1SwAy HALL-oRAToRIo SOCIETY.

DIR. Damrosch introduced his Oratorio Society last
night at Steirway Hall before immense audience in
the following works:-'Chrstus'' (arst part) List
"Frst lwapurgis Night" Mendelssohn The Lszt
work given for the first time in America 1t is to
be hoped that during the Centennial year the American
public shall not again afflicted with oratorio from
Lszt For, on the principle desce oB,aes II the
effect Of the first part of the oratoro Of Christus
represented last night by magnificent chorus aided
by Thomas inimitabe orchestra and with such an nc
complshed director DIR. Damrosch proved so dis
agreeable and utterly ut variance with received
canons of art what must be the result when
the entire oratoro is given more puerle
purposeess aud yet pcdantic attempt oratoro has
never been heard IN this city. Lis2t may be TO some
ears toIerabe when he becomes chaotic (ho normal
condition when writing symphonic poem an
| oraiorio, and there some who discover veins of
genius IN the terrific earthquake OF sound called
initiates Handel and Mendelssohn pardon,
NJ. Bdlow and the first part OF the oratoro of 'ChrIs
tus'' contains unmisakablo "reminiscences from those
masters The orchestral part Is very unlike Liszt IL
ls linked sweetness Iohe drawn out Inc choruses
show an utter disregard for the first principles Of
singing at least Tor those who hope
make effect before the public They constructed
on such queer basis that IL would take
the renowned Abbe himself or his sons-in-aw, Won
Buow and Wagner, TO explain their meaning. The
American public will never take kindly to such mu-
sic. Better for Iiszt to stick TO his 'Rhapsodes
Hongroises." Ne sator ultra crepiddm After the
List work came ons of the least interesting baritone
airs from Handel 'Nasce al bosco " from "Ezon the
twenty seventh and last or the composers Italian
operas very badly sung by Mr.. A f. Stoddard
The grand work Of Mendessohn, written IN Rome In
December, 1880, when the composer twenty two
years of age, and aferward revised by him and
changed in Its most material features, written
poem pf Goethe, founded old German
legend OF the witches and evil spirits assem-
bling on the night Of the LIST of May for
a contest between the ancient Druds aud Christians
IL does not show the composer AT his best On the
contrary despite the popularity of the work, espe-
ciay IN Germany II is regarded as one of the least in
I iercsng OF the great masters compositions But II
ably because the audience were glad TO listen to
music OF the true kind after the Innicton of lLszL
Miss Mary Werneke sang the contralto solo in the be-
ginning like accomplished artistic evincing very
attractive, sympathetic voice, trained in good school,
Mr. Alexander Bschoff sarg the tenor solos commend
ably. He has due, resonant voice, and he phrases
we but he should avoid that Charybdis Of tsnori
lasti-an undue tendency toward forcing the voice.
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SAILED.

Steamer Abemare, for Lewes. Del (and anchored at
Southwest Spit).
Wind ~ midnight. ENE, with fog
Barometer at sunset 2oS&
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF.
IN frent States for without publicity
legal everywhere satisfactory advice free FRED
EkICk KING, Lawyer q ST. Marks place.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
III States for without publicity;
gal everywhere; charge until divorce granted advce
Tree. NJ HOUSE, Attorney. 1Si Broadway.
OPTICAL DRAWING OF THE KENTUCKY STATE
" LOTTERY CLASS B, DRAWN AT COvINGTON
Ky. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1876.
SIMMONS. DICKINSON co. Manaeers-
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ANU SEMENTS.
ENGLISH OPERA.


Miss Clara Louise Kellogg appeared last night at the
Academy OF Music Lady Henrietta in Flotow's we'll
OPERA ''Martha" The cast the folowng:-
Lady Henrietta, Miss Kellogg; Nancy, Mrs. Zelda
Seguin Lionel Mr. Mas; Plunkctt, Mr.. Hamilton;
Tristan Mr. Seguln. The performance OF the opera
everything that might be desired. The chorus
and orchestra were particularly good. Miss Kellogg,
under the admirable management Of Mr. G. d. Hess,
who carried the Parepa Rosa English opera TO
successful conclusion some years ago has proved
herself to be the prima donna par ereelence in the
lyric field with which she is identified. She has
made English opera successful for two seasons, and
judging IRON the brilliant audience that attended the
Academy last night she has made II fashionable Eng
lish opera has too long languished sort
of cheap addendum to what has been always
recognized as the proper thing In opera
Italian opera 1t remained for an American artist,
who had won the highest honors Italian opera, to
identity herself with opera given in her native
language to make 1t thorough and lasting success.
This Miss Kellogg has done and the present popularity
OF English opera and Its wonderful attractivencss Is
mainly owing TO her. Her mpersonation of the prin-
cipal role in FlOtow's meodious but weakly instru-
mcntcd opera Is so well known to New
York opera goers that It is unnecessary now
TO enter into detail about such performance
Suffice II to say that Miss Kellogg has only lost
nothing of her pristine charms in and ling
this role, but she has added to them to considerable
degree IN maturity OF experience and talent Mrs
Seguin (who, by the way has benefit to- night
bewItchng Nancy. This lady may be regarded the
hrst American operate coniralto the stage to-day
Her beautiful Voice, sympathetic TO a degree, always
and conversant with every OF the role she
undertakes united dramatic power rarely seen on the
lyric stage, forms the combination requisite to make
truly great lyric artist Mr. Mas is the satsfac-
tory tenor in English opera that have heard Tor
many years. and great deal OF Improvement per-
ceptble in his rendering Of Lionel last night Mr..
Hamilton is a sorry Punkett nothing like what the
METROPOLITAN public have bees accustomed TO hear.
Mr.. Segun is good actor, pr9ttrea nihH Balfes
"Bohemian Girl" VIII be given to- night.
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SPOKEN.

lou so.
Bark Ephram Williams. from New Orleans for Yarmout l..
Ms Feb ~. lat (5y arrival ut Yarmouth Ms 22d
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
MISCELLANEOUS.

LNOR SALE-LARGE COPPER-FASTENRD LAUNCHi
IT. fitted for propeller engine suitable for experiment.
ing pleasure. C. T. HARMS. so Box st.. Greenpoiut LII
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the audience The other parts were, with few ex
ceptons, well sustained by the regular stan OF the
museum
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Nedmer.

ATRs OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
oP PERRuARY ANn MARCH
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
>. Apard No. A,eard. 40. Ara,d. No. Arard
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TILDEN AVD THE SOUTH.
WHAT THE sOrrH DEMANDS.

.co,b
From The 7's-l''9a , &c t f,,.C 6:, e.
II is n matter of surprise to see southern
niitrans and Democrats Of the North asserting thai
ridden ana Hendricks elected theiust claims due tn
j moral cowardice az viii lead those who should he
friends Of the south to thus sho" nc WhiIJ ]
rob the people the South Of tier just aud legal claims
We have al WAYS believed INSISTED mat Claims oa it"J
by the Federal or sold. and the projects carried
into tire United States Treasury, should De ld; ana We
are satisfied mat when prejudice aud bitterness cta5e 10
control our rulers and legislators, every one OF 'n'o
claims viii be paid
F,o,n the vqeon lGal Telegraph ami no.senGer.,
Tilden comes out with a sweeping declara-
ton against all southcru claims including even lhe
retuudng Of the unconSUiutlohal ah tr
lax. W" thmk lGen mas gone 100 ltI III to, % ,,n
The cotton lax which was rurtyc TAX am, W'o ~! i'n
has passed the ordeal OF TIE courts ana ol '"-SN @
10 P.csi mt ought O. oppose al executive Nto 10 1t''
measure Of justice ana re'tuIT, so ooos'I npro
rebels aud mSurrcctionist,, 50 called
From The Nc'.ptis -trri7n'he 800 ,
If "the South" is of the Union, ii is entitled
ish though ii must confessed that not small NAM
suOstauuai. 1.,y to regard the dcuuuciaton 10y
some r ~ Congressman OF Yl zeal opTncnss ,, Oh
votes u favor OF recOnstIucng on" levees or building
southern railway TO the Pacific.
WHAT TILDFE PROMISES.
Should bc elected President, the provisions
Of the Fourteenth Amendment VIII, So far as depends IN
and absolute good faith No rebel debt will be umcd
or paid NJ clam for the loss emancipation OF any
fla re viii DE allowed No claim for any loss or damage
incurred by doyd persons arising from me lae war
whether covered by he TOul cuth Ameuducn on not
Will be recognized ~ paid The cotton tax VIII not he
refunded. l shall deem il duty 10 veto every plii
providing for the assumption or payment oi any Such
debts, losses damages, claims, OF iOl the feuhdIhs VI
any such Tux.
WHAT TILDEN THINKS OF IT'S Own PROMISE.
From ms Le'trr Of dcrept7n,c august 1876.
Fxpericncc has repeatedly exposed the fu-
ti,ty of selimposod restrictions by candidates or IN
CuWbCLtS.
From his Kent letter, October, 1880
Our only hope must be that as President
fu,ou lie VIII abandon the creed tic principles, and
tAc PIE ages which nc Will have been elected.
WHIT TIE SOUTH THINKS ABOUT THE PROMISE.
from The Hcr1gttS Arq' lacHc, 81 ~. .
The letter of Samuel j. Iilden to Mr.
Hewitt Chairman OF the National Democratic Commit
tee ga rcgId Southern cIm-), ANA when me J rd-
iqHcte published yesterday H. genuine letter ana has
apprarcd I'm tine DemJCTa" organ, % the West ana last
We this statement because the question haS petu
asked regard 10 tie authenticity OF the letter
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THE LAST RrrrBLIcIN RALLY.
ADDRESSES BY cIAUNcHY N. DErGw AND GIN. G
a. SHERIDAN.

ADDRESSES BY CIIAUNCEY ". DEPIW AND GEN g.
\. SHERIDAN.
The last Republican rally Of the campaign
was held M Cooper Institute Saturday evening No
srccial means were taken 10 get up demonstration.
The r,lutit.on of the speakers, ChGunccy VI. Dcpcw
and Gen George A. Sheridan OF Louisiana, ana The en-
u,asn Of the Republican masses OF the metropolis,
we're enough to insure large audience. Expires
sion, of interest and confidence in the sue
cess Of tue Republican party were az loud and a.
spontaneous as during the tOIcllgLt parade on FRI
dtv evening. The audience was composed largely Of
merchants and intelligent citizens and Nostugmon.
the front seats had been reserved for gentlemen accom-
named by ladies' and the latter showed am unusual inter
est IN the meeting. A. b. Cornell nominated j. d. Law
son AS chairman. Mr.. Lawson made few remarks, and
ilug Is! o. vircicsltcuis and secretaries was iti;
frequently with applause:
IN III. closing IN, OF canvass men meet 70 review
IA, situation and uI II, results Every Indication
of The tunes ana all currents az popular opinion Tend 10
show victory Us bound To- perch nIon the banner oil
trll and right There Gie soW" things 10 tls canvass
wAc come directly home To every man IN nc land We
are M CONDITION Of business 0cpt-Sio ahf VOL duf-
men are out of employment. InIs II To- be rem
cd4.d iy the restoTa on Of public confidence ana by
bUu-uF the gIr'hhHch dollar hP 70 specie Nii tt inc
Democratic party ls said that prosperity can ouiy De re-
store, by public economy, official retTencrmrn aud
Try the Democrats by H. Daring the ascendency Of the
Democracy puor 20 1850 II allowed H. SA"adrc' To
dltad ni tEc income ana contract "Cnt 10 l''l
the get. .cHc,. since the war Closed the Republican
Administration has hNtd "iihh US, income "ti
SGOObo"Uo year, ana bisIdts bas pdid Oh
nearly 4sOOOOOOdO OF the national debt Under Dcmo-
cratic rue the public credit Injured In borrowing
Sl7OoOOJO ~ 1850 AT lGr teht interest ih ~ pay
shave . per within the last three mont Is
the Governments has issued bonds bearing IL cr cent
interest % replace prr cent bonds laiimg duc ana
these were { ken al Pdr. When the Colorado
victory pointed to four more years Of Re
publican government, the Rotlsc Ids tclcsiaphct
"S.u ue 1000 900 more OF the Az per cent bonds,
In addition to the dstu bince OF the national credit the
DrIuoc attic party bad succeeded IN usctins everything
in IT'S advocacy OF imitation II hayes ana MicerI hit
elected before 1879 tac greeubas dollar Viii uuy lOI
cents worth IN gold with specie basis money VIII De
employment wall bo calling for workinen The Demo
cratic party al over tie West aud south hGheNe li IN
unlimited paper currency. They claim that iht panic Of
1873 caused hY contraction aud yet Al NO previous
time vas paper currency more pienilul.
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FIN frlnHo HoieI-(ien. john Meredith Read
L. - Minister 20 Greece; cX.G0v. Henry Howard oi lsc
island Gen GEORGE \. sheridan oi Louisiana CAPT y" ~
I,DgIslu steamship HTtauuic, aut Lieut. "!g' II
Wheeler ~ the Engineer corps 4. = Army " tp t'l.Hm
sion =. G. Lyford l.. Army AMI \ Pcr'e Ilu,l
At uc Atlantic and Pacific Ggl.oai ConI1nV...Nt yf"
Uo.I- Congressman GEORGE Willard ~ Michigan h-ffcV
Uops.- TX .-custpr 4. w. Upton 81 NeHasAa -, II gmeH
llor H. tc V1ivalhu lorcrs. Brazilian Minister ri N'Sn
Ion trsefy,isr fI0t.I-Iiui Peter =. N'Clc am tHl
E,l, A Ucttroont cf Wcst lout, and l.o1cIt Heller me
navioaI Givsy HOua,-SIr Gtofg" Prescott W i.hE''"
and Inc IL, raut.s oumllucr f. ". rhr2id T. = Ny
fsfoy Ihus,-, OF gresham Edwin H. Meade OF Nt"io'N
ana Edward Atkinson of BOSTON.