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New-York tribune., 1876-08-15
EVENING SESSION or CONGRESS.

ANIMATED DEBATES ~ BOTH HOUSES-THE HOUSE
sIRAYs OFF UPoN GOV. TILDEN's EECoHD-A
BILL To RAISE VOLUNTEERS FOR TIE SIOUX
WAR PASSED..
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Aug. II, 1876.
Upon the rcasScmblng of the Senate, at )
p. IN. to-day. Mr. EDaiUNDs (Rop. VII moved to take
up the House joint resolution proposing an amendment
to the Constitution prohibiting the appropriation oil
money for the support of sectariIn schools.
Nj. HERMAN Dem, n. " said the proposed amend
mcrt which passed tie House after having been intro
duced by gentleman of prominence orr Blanc) met
the approval of the people Of the country ana IN MS
opinion It was the proper measure to pass. He could
not. however. vote for the substitute proposed by te
Senate Committee tine judiciary Congress has power
Only those matters vhire there is general interest
and where the people of the State cannot act for them
selves The substitute is a violation cf that principle
Mr. WHITE (DeIn.. Md said. Protestant that he WIS.,
aud having sprung from ancestors who belonged to the
strc test tcct Irish prcsbyt, rians with all tier
teachings he failed not to remember that he was born ~
STATE -rttlcd by Roman Catholics, an ON whose son
% c ,tnsiIc,n " continent by ty,u, The Catholics OF
Malyland pledged by Carroll OF Carro;on. riskca their
Ives, Their i'riiy. drd th1il properly IN " i'
Lc would - faitllcs, to this state.
Mr.. EDMuNps (iiep, w said he would like TO know
II he senator had rad tn syllabus promulgated by the
Iinly Ton5in 1854 on his very subject OF schJulL
A.r WHY II sad 1861 not 1875 10y good deaf "A
good many people sad and dd thugs In 1864 watch ihcy
would not do nov. lie asked il the snotor ftou Yer
hG ,d the recent rtrr 81 Archbishop fdfc II on
u subject. -
MIR LBNI'NDs- Archbishop Purcell f. not the Pope.
Mr. NHllE-Arch'i.hop inrco would not speak IN
upgo 0u 90 nc WI pf Tie Pop. any more tinn 'ine
lsitcr.r wonli speak In op Osiiion to the VIII OF the
Kervb,.I party. tAppaus, IN The gallery, promptly
checked ty thc presiding ohcrrl . ,,,,,,
r.. da,,c MA. carried on si!ll further by Mr. CHRIS
TIANCY O:r?., Nich). Mi NOklo1 Nk"l;, lnhI ht'
EATON tDrm.. Comb Mr. RANDOLPH tD'h' n 'J'
aud sfr EbNlNDN tiEp., VI ,
The debate on the amendment was nn,mh'cd ana
repeated afir,i.us made 20 the position oi W,
dntLolr Gnrca ~ 20 tie schools MIR EDMINDo
t,,u vi -,n: drsk AMI audi cad, duI.u tur 'i1
a.. Iu he letter o Pope Plus IN j, AMI ilr
..ilalts 80 l.frr-, aud SAID tnry are "a l'ip luii
rrutar schools. After very long Controversy
fl -.Dltr ht / DciuCa voted ou IN" Hol~Hfd niDthd
.I,ut au! /, wa rcir,t,l-h"1s, =; Nays, IO-h't
tvrihr. voting IN the affirmative IL "ds Gclca'1 oy
4 street party vote. .,.,.. vr,u.,
Mr,,.s uuIu. wi:hcrs. Nhytc. slulshnry' wallace,
R.,ard. ard - .unIs tDcm-), "no vnald have NIltd
litrnruck Cameron fcnnJ. Robertson, "lItJl' ald
VIi .li ,isr, D. wpu.l have yolrd for w. Ni. hlu
an, no would h,vr voted against ~, pared WIN
N,.,r. Howe aud ingalls, would have voted Tor H.
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LATEST SHIp NEWS
Iror other ShlD Se1S see Second Pa7e.1


ARRIVED.
Charleston Berry, Charleston Aug. L. wlth
moe ami bass to jas W. Quiniard & 90.
Bark Juvcnta ,NO), Aaby, fayal - days. IN ballast
Bark Ciiy o. AbeIIeen tot Alb Tieeu Scales Aepey May
BARK Hattie H. of Windsor n. 81. Card GreenOck 40 days.
BarE Hermann Behrcnt (Ger) Dewze coriies 81 days,
Brig Fanny CAustl. Tlcaz. Dnnialk 40 days. in ballast.
SAILED
ship Topgaant Francisco barks Ukraine, for An.
jicr; Jos.phne ioI DGasan Marin Luther. for ISeder
StsIS. t.,In Esa1sot' it moderate Sie X. toGdy.
DISASTER.
LONDON Aug. 1.-THE FoImosa has grounded near Der.
G 6a"H she will have to discharge 10 tighten before she gets
SPOKEN.
July So lon i5. la. Is, bark Peen (Nor from Arendal
Aug ~ lat 40 l., 20 3d. ship Kate Prince. hence for
Liverpool
IiyRRPoO. Aug. I4-Thc British steamship Lord Give,
Jrqhar from Philadelphia Tor this port arrived to-
McvrIAE Aug 1.-the state Limo steamship state of Ne.
vaa Be from New HOrx Aug s. arrived today en rodts
GNIgkN ~ g. Aug. l4.-Arryei steamship George
Waslhst,r. from NcwYOrE, Saloi. steamship Geo. Cron
LONDON Nua ii-sailal 9Th inst Lucy l.. sade wemyss
Castl, gth Francisco Ceato. Hyperion 1th, FIierSh
A'a. Ge,sner. carr Betty Athens l2i Prospero PADRE.
air Qnosn }eaiy Tficina Chioazo reia, Maayt a,t
LlueL Maria capt GIcystIaG 3th sac ne Ma;tei Jere,
poStro Eiza = Nil gan Arrived Aug ari Cushing.
SURNAME Fanny llt. Mia 'in tn "a hne thga, Gstay
tsinore); l?ih p r.. Ilaetne, Diphin l3IJ ..
WiI5Ow, Neres o. Fannie Ii Tacsr lisl, tGnes.l Mare
Gocorjt McNear Qast at Cardiff Blandina H. N. s., De
DOMESTIC FORTS.
PORTLAND. Me. Aug H.-ArriIed scor. Winnie Lowrey.
gosroN Anr li-,rr1vcd schrs s. C. Tryon from Ph!la-
dclpEia T. T. No Donald from PeIsacoi Laura a Barhn-
PlilDEPni, Aug. -CrarcI. steamship Perkicnen for
Chel-ea b1rNs Cargara, Ponremo, Leyho Harold Dns-
utDfy
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House, whereupon Mr.. RANDALL moved that Mr. Cox
be allowed to proceed IN order -
Mr. HOAR desired to offer a substitute that Mr' COX
be called to G bar OF the House and be ccnsured
The SPEAKER decided however, that the hrst mo-
ton to be put that of Mr.. Ran lall
There was no quorum voting On Mr. Randal's notion
and so t was not carried and r Cox had not the OppOl
tunity OF cOnCuuing his remarks. On the other aii
motion to adjourn lost and the House was III his
predjcameuf nalf on nolr after midnight.
Mr COX made an effort to explain, bu was pievcnteu
Sic, TO which Mr.. TERRY (Dcm, Va) responded that
they would stay here till daylight ,,.,
At a. III. proceedings were III progress of can on tc
onse THE Democrats Is wanted % give Mr.. Cox chance
TO be heard ani the Republicans would not permit IT,
The vote to adjourn was lost.
Iqhs aJoye all c uas reeired up 10 The hour ggotng 10
pTcss
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1In,lnrn Mnnipfr.

II is sad commentary upon our boosted civilization that
the Ot dimes have degvncra:cd IN health and
physique until they literally o nyaliispae
iceUc and sack ac.y, with only here aHd there few
noble or The robust bIXOm ladies'
characteristics Of the in 13ys By very lrge
experience covering period II years and embracing the
treatment OF thou .UtS -. cases Of hose ailments
won,n Dr. ri Ot the N0rlfs Dispcnay. Bhfao
y y las crcctc combination of certain yCsrt Dle
extracts, natural specie, which 20 GOs mo- esoi care
all which pimrlby fl'ls siuricneSs OF
being positive and reliable remedy for those weak
nt,,s complains that atct the OF present
specific compound called Dr. II rcr's
ptoH The following amOug those diseases
wi,a wonderful i,lIc has Sckcd by
and wth certainty never before attained by any ned
weak back ami general debility falling and
spacrurnt. oi Internal organs resulting from debility
and lack in natural supports internal fever,
Cc,fiuu. inflammation and ultcraOa nu other
chronic diseases incident 10 women, not proper 10 inrnon
which wen Tie That Hvr been
arl FayOa PreScrppn effects ,u'esihr marvel o the
world. 10 will no! p harm aly STATE ,un,iOn Of the
SYST IA AMI aloptIHE the Invalid ltiy may avoid
that >tytrrst Orcs tie consulting OF family physician
New-York tribune., 1876-08-15
MUSICAL, NOTES.

The New York Philharmonic Society VIII De
GOA Incicd during the coming s-J'on DF Dr i''"il
Dgurosch WHO is at prcrcrt IN Euro" ~ /, Iuh'oi'I
mai a ,., symphony rs Il II will h, among the move"
t.s 10 he D.. ,ccd The prospect, Of the society are
said to De uu istIlly gooi this Fall
Mr. Cnrlbcrg has organized an Italian opera
,',,,,.(. t m. ,,r,,. OF bringing ou; Wagner Fly
ipp Du:ch,nan" The cast viii nrl'Io Mmr. Pdp?tH'
L1 I'm AZ Seno Herr Felix Pi"u-~r in lhr 'I'' l@I''
] p.cc.i n. yrjI aid Nh sullivan ~ DrSfiHdrs. 1hr
performances vii br,,n ~ Baltimore about IN" Wnn
of yoych hcr ana the troupc WI ~ hr''l ~ Ne" ioiN
abnrt a ", sk after the opening Of ihc season.
Tine announcement that Theodore Thoml'S
o-cbc,tra iz permanently dl,rludcd Is hari!y - DE-
rrriiled Nj Thon -, energy IL 80 great AMI me u-
fr s,.h courr.t, id. his baud wish niusrlf Al -
hr,G can alone give strong thdt 70 seems cNfyht
thr tiiat he viii least coutinur ~" serbs "i
a,urLony couccrts here daring ia" Hior. We ore not
rrh enough IN good music to spare any one Ol our ti
r.tr1s loyc All that which has gwen IN the Dcs'
music. rcld red In The best manner.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-15
ROBBERY IN GREENElsr LAST EVENING.

As Officer O'Neil of the Eighth Precinct was
patrong his beat in Greenest. about ID ocl0cK hSo
night lie heard sound rs if goods were being lowered
from second story window Ho found tht the sonnd
came from alley way No. lC6 Creenes Hoticc
was at once sent the police station and the reserve
force was ordered out Forms moving In the
back ward be longing TO No l0i Gree st, ard after
command to surrender. several shots were fired
by the policeman on duty, without however, as
far az could be ascertaincd. wOunling any one.
II was found that burglars had concealed themselves
H. e building last night. They forced HE door leading
To Bennett & wtaZcy's and T. j. BaDnigins cslbish-
menis Bennett & SwcaZcy import feathers, sils ior
scaPs and neck ties, and straw gOouS. T. VI.
BgnDigan occupy the same rooms, ana are blabu'3e.
turcs OF silk Goods into scarfs, ties and bat' ~ eou!d
NOT be learned bow many of tine goods had been carried
away previous TIE discovery of the rOhy hui as the
place had been thoroughly mnsackci II was brlrfci
that the amOun; stolen was COIsdciaDie ana tht cFo
were at least SIX men mt work.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-15
THE OLYMPIC TnEATER.

The Olympic 1hcater opened the season last
evening with new mana semcri-somo new faces ana
many new features. Tho house was large ana
t.e prograInne good Prot. lierrWan' tho
very clever rcshIgIia;cur, amused the ciowh
with his dexierou1 tricks. and Hyhai' inc,
nero minstrel stumpspcikrr. lecturer upon H''
.uI RI Of the day. The oih"r features Of the perform
~ ,,,c fe,ts nnon the floating wrc." by Miss Louise
Ho.hcll g,nnasc. by Garry and Fox. ard clever iish
character sketches by John lclly. AAhthihe eAti"'-
.anz, concluded the whole entertainment, In "hch All
OF tAc company participated.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-15
OBITUARY..
TILE REV. j. sELLA MAErIN.

We have Intelligence of the death on Friday
last In New Orleans, OF tho Rev j. Celia Martin the well
known cOlOrcd clergyman. lie was native Of Norm
Carolina. He known rs politician In iinoS ana
Michigan In 1896. a 1860 he ordained pastor of
the joy street Baptist Church in Boston lie visited
Eu sand as the agent OF the Ficomans Aid Society "f
ONO and received there some notice as speaker He
followed Mr. Douglass editor Of The Ncr National Era
in Washington. lie has since been u postmaster In
louisiana Mr.. Martin speaker of marked ability,
possessing pleasing address, and having an excellent
Gift OF holding his audience. peech delivered by him
In hs city on the ocrasiGn of the John Brown raid
u excellent -,,ecmen o! his force of mind and elective
manner.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-15
MIR. PIERRErONT AT THE LORD MAYORS

At the dinner given to Her Majesty's Minis
crs m the Lord Mayor OF London on Aug =, ir P.erro
mont the American Minister, said:
Nv Lord Mayor my lords, lidios and gentlclnen-l
came here tonight TO listen 10 ihe speeches OF her
WIstvs Ministers and not 10 listen TO speeches from
tie ,nlusters and still les, iO listen TO ms Own VOICE
do Iu intend 10 be- diverted nom the purpose wh,en
md When came here. IA aughl l suspect the LoIu
Mayor intends to destroy tic. Influence OF AWcrican
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..r,,r IT all it would be 20 keep him on the opposite
p meanwhile tho Generals chances for returning 10
s"nsres, are not bright they might be- for me
r,,soce pericun says II there is TO be dlstnct
- ON the question whether Gen. Butler is in any sense
the first choice of the With District we believe y VIII
,or,oustrsted how exaggerated are the pre,ensons
De te district is longing 10 give him an lhOrSeun
na. already enough of outspoken dissltisiaeton ana
IheI rebellion nt the mention OF his candidacy 10
in1Itn tbnt determined majority OF kepnDHcans 90
nun ny, San, and will not take him on any terms.
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BRoWNon Monday, Arg H. Gwendolen, twin d9ushtrr oi
Aolh u al Ada NJ BroHn aged year 40 months and n
The rsma,ns viii be taken to Bedford weschestrr County,
i0r nteI1neut to-day (Tueaday) Aug. 49, 1880 tr,!D
FousYTu-At Troy on the 18th INST, Lydia \. Pumpely
Hrf rcGai's vii De taken to owcgo ior interuent
uASrtDUCK-At D,b5s Fe,ry y Y, Aug. l.. 1916 Anna
Dayton wife OF j. HAsbioAcG NJ d. IN the "a year OF her
Relatives friends arc invited 20 attend her funeral
late resicSce on Nciu sd1y tn lot n', on no
arrival % tie OclOc train IhrVtas ~ Itr
Nrva : papers please copy.
loved wii1 q Rr;. Bi,h,r Jlnts
FacnIs Of te famg at respectfully inyiiod at,ud tho
oIlth ST., Wednesday, :.r ION iUsi at o'clock
kE!IY-On Satura. Au. - 1915, IN he 7rth var OF hs
u cougcstcn pi TIE lulss Nilan heF tOuhrrY of
Fifteenth al his residence Ne .OS Ed'1 Nihry'
EcaiiySs and friends o. he family and those lis wa
ham u. Kelly Justice oi the Nth JUDICIAL DISTRICT tJL
N. invited attend the tInea! pt $3.50 m or luc,iF
To- i2 S ng, iii &c Coacrrin me- "oriientst nc1e MSc3e
NJ $50 p. IN. 10 calvary Cemetery.
MuRGAN-it New Rochelle, Friday Aug II. Horny r.
Morgan. hS 10Th wear.
invited 10 attend the funeral fron hs !ua residence oE GcS
day Aug -. az ocprN ln Garages VIII Poe IN waiting
AZ ocl,cle oi :. is4in irou Grand Cca
81. Louis papers please copy.
sECOR-Un sa;ulY, Aug. - srslnnl secor in The 93i
ESiar,y5s niends rcspec.fa.y nvtel to attend
ulcia from her late Jri'c, -t Wes Ft; I'-st,
tuesday, Aug. II, AZ 10 Jco;s a. n
SHAPTEE-M -Moatay, AHs. j., $50 Alice Maud" htaai
daughter Of liralN W. aud Alice lles'h SNAPPER
ln;rIIncnt AZ WOoaiaNn.
sLDAN At his lac rrslrnc' shallow lawn fonk'rs on
saIulaj, Aug ~, 1870 D.uir >loag ifr y yesi'' ,
Relatives ahi friends Irspc' iS llN.'c 20 ',rii
tie 81 Tuesday, Aug -, at !li"' L. ' N"i i'i1y
Chap-l. West fwtanrhfth ST.
TIBBIrit- White Plains, oa SauriaF avg - ii'h'y W.
leSs sr, IN hs 'a - .riec I church White Plans or 1s.y
Aug. H. At p.
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A CORRECTION.

To IN, razor Of me Trtbune.
SIR: viii you kindly correct the following
statement in your yesterday, Issue:
"Tbc Fifth Avenue TE"atcr VIII he reopencd on INC
"GiH instead 0f ilc 2Sih INST"
The Fnh AycCuc Thcatcr has not been cio'cd Io o''
a YEAR and is now open with Mr. 5,thcrn In Our Ancri
can Cousin" Yours, SilfiEN ii'h''
rim Arenue Thcdier. Aug II, 1876.
IThc 'msprint was n Typographical error. The copy
said the Thicd Avenue Thcotcr-not the Fnh-EdJ
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summer visitors in the Hartford region Of
.e Oonheoueut valley and in the pleasant little towns
tue Farnng1on Valley, greatly given now
aaays to Excursion pariles to the Tower ON alcott
mountain some six or eight miles out from Hartford
ncroWns the highest point Of the dividing ridge be-
es eToeh te Connecticut and Pennington Valleys aud
Gi,S S eAtenslve view AS can be had short Of the
a. ie mountains-a murc extensive view IN Won count
fh o. thriving cities and villages within range
s@A can DC hAd almost anywhere else Ia Eew-EnglaBd
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NIDNIGRT RE1THEK REPORE


I'm the South Atlantic and East Gulf states,
falg followed by us.ng barometer, nearly stat ona"y
temperature south My 20 westerly winds, parity cloudy
weather aud RAIN areas.
iH IRE itdeR, and Eastern states I0HEJ barometer,
i-aTmcr ftsIly 10 sOUtae,7y wds, nc"CINiE1 c."a't
HsSs and RAIN, dIc1S rOiOred dpriHg he ar r"0I md
uILt b/ rDld SbifiBy 70 cO,ier rcStrty ad hJrkdy,
rising barometer and cicTItRg rerfhcr.
Al DETERMINATIONS.
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A PHILADELPHIA FORGER.

PmILADELP uIA, Aug. 14.-H. IL. Landl,
mercantile broker doing business here, was arrested 'o
day charged with forging the names OF sa'nuel DIES *
O., of Chicago H. Buchoff OF Charleston, $. C.; a. l.
stotcs a. Co of Richmond. Va: Butler Erhart
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A InrI for Tirse Times.

difference between the improved styles OF tho
ordinary sewing and the New Automatic OF the
Wilcox GiDbsS. "a CO.. Is simply mary, ou and puts the
latter ahead Of everything hitherto invented in sewing
machines on view az the CeLteuial Machinery HAL Sec
T. Col 81 AMI at 40 GJS Broadway. N. VI No 20 Courtst
Brooklyn No. 379 GrOyest, Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-15

Par.ers Hair BalsRm ia tie best and cleancst pepara
made restoring gray hair 10 i,5 iGa color and
~ J and beauty. IL removes dtDdruu sni
.toS fIn. It Is entirely harmless. aHd free from
impure Ingredients that render many other preparations
In
New-York tribune., 1876-08-15
THE CHANNEL AT SOUTH PASS.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.--Capt. Jas. b. Eads
Of the Mississippi delta improvement fame received
telegram T. J.. Corthe chief assistant engineer,
tonight, stating that they have straight navijle
channel II deep, through the South Pass jett!es
New-York tribune., 1876-08-15
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

NORRIsTowN. Perm, Aug. 14.-The Hon.
James Boyd was to-day dominated 0r Congress by the
Democratic Convention OF the With District
New-York tribune., 1876-08-15

Asiatic Cholera, Cholera M0rbus, Summer Com
pIani Collie stomach DiaThes an all anecti0s OF tne
bowels incident either children adns cured Az ohcs
by Dr. Javnss CdIm.natiyC Balsau alaN me irritation
Gains achIn O the Stomach aad bcn4 pleasant 20 tlj
TASTE acceptable remedy 10 tho youngest IN the fimy
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Ohio. AMI Thomas Coch-
Co. of Columbus,

rare Of this city, President OF the Board OF
Receiver Of Taxes. Those who purchased ne forced
paper arc Dr. II. Gcrger. $4,000; Join ii 'afai'f'
S22 a6 32; Thos r. Biting Sl2.COo. and Scis0n ..
NjckeYsOn S2GOOO 1t Is alleged tat Number u Clh,iS
we:e swinde making the total amount OF tic SfYnfle
about 3iOO.0OO Landi committed in default OF
Sl6.OOO bail.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-15

sagacIOus cOun Iyman, having been asked
hy q stupid minister why ne rOamcd about the ieiib on
Sundays instead Of going 10 church, replied: Because
pre- Ter sermons stones to sermons from sticiS
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MIHEIEn.

SYMS-LEEAt Washington, D. c.. sunday, g. a. The
residence Uf Obs liIg by the Rev. ". p MGtus
of Chris CLaich Baltimore, ". syus " New. York ~
Julia III. Lee. No cards.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-15

There has been a marked change in the barometer
within the "a hours preceding midnight. rise a!on
the coast eastward, and decline in the West III thlS
locality the depression has exceeded 02O OF nm men
within the time named, and 1t seems to be endins -
ward s greater downward movement. INhs
passed below the of 30 inches it IS fair to suppose
thai the range ol pressure will continue low Tor some
davs TO come This condition, following an east wind
that has prevailed for several days past, and the vapor
ipsonorobI frn continued northeastern current will
prove fruitful Uf copious moisture ana cooler tchlpcra'
lure over the territory usually embraced wfhlh ihh
TRIrUNEs local observations
For tins city and 100 miles around, ciondy weather
NAV De expected nntormtng with raus ana hiisy &C.
nosits the temperature being cooler; IL II pcDaDc tI
clear weather, alternating with cloudy VIII follow 10
ward the latter part 1f the week.
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A. OBSERVATIONS.
vs :

o.. ,u .uo" n.,a e. @ ,... 90 & 90 .,r r , I
cinz ulli.a !As, night The ocnn lo9Ha. i2. ma N a ~
direction. rrprnts tr srtuh hight n tnr mercury 'inS
curved line rIrs aIlyt tue I' o. htai
yari13lr.
AlctIatlu-, rtst"y
is uit ci
the Agrtuons the u"srn-nt Nhn
below line OF ,ain weather VIII i
line i1m 90. I'm 31
10 ponts q unHistAAs ably to p.f S-nI westlerl
New-York tribune., 1876-08-15

Mrs Agnes BCCth rs MBiThd, Mf. J.. n 'p'lci "S ar
6oces Miss Dora Goldthwaito ZG'iHa. Mr. Weaver rs
Belesrs and Mr. Lewis Adrich as Sdlemo"'s
There was nothing remarkable about IT, such
as should make analysis Of pieciMia;e'
consider. though, That the stress Is aid on The
spectaclc more than on the dramatic element. such
masses Of color such gGrgconsncsS OF grouping snch
daz2nc c ct have never been before crowded int" one
drama and the mot pronounced acting wOnld have been
blurred 10y such overwhelming spcndor Of acceSsoios
Ms Booths reading Of tie text IA 10 De mentioned "a
finely intelligent. and both Sir. Bangs aud Mrs booth
impaired cry spirit TO the scene before the battle Tie
ba he best tCis public Io and II elected
cordial psudts-csp"cally for Nile. Mclvna Bartorti
The house crowded III all parts There Is abundant
success in the rcvyal-Eot much because Of Byron,
however "a because of III" olulcnco with which his story
las been ovc.iad and r mcl. All VI people VIII
De- pleased It'll the performance: IT has just enough of
tc cln ,,icaI hit the Iasiidpus, abundance Of the
s?s0d. Jr the volatile and color and auty, light and
music m7th anl pleasure for all.
n - only n d, ina einatIon capable Of discerning what
na.sc. in the hearts aud MINDS of these pcrsons, aud
thus of ,acing the mortal pnppcs that move on the
larger sagc Of human passions desires, ana soHoWs
that will be inpfcss,d in all tAis with any sense OF
dramatic movement.
The sfylo Las ,igor Of movement curor,ly mafrcd b.
what in Byron rs al, poverty ~ dicton Many d
the lives end ositiOns OF short verbs hnd nave le
effect not o. blank VERSE; hut Of prose split into lengthS
mo,,eut- comparison with the dying speech of Mdr'"o
E,Jie n tie author really cndcayOred, as he said that
l., did 70 break his poetry down as nearly as possible to
co,,u,op LANGUAGE he certainly did not fail In his en-
deayOr.
sordonagn,us Be,eseGand NJrha ere, indeed now and
then allow cu 10 phosorzc. III lines oi such poinpons
snIepdor "a make. ono think Of The thick gOd inSc on
puc ana scarlet robes Of the East ana instances oc
cur OF iibclal-hOugh most undia'naiic-usc oi rch
smlc for It's own AXE. But IN general Tue 'n3atc
moor: not simple, which would be sllihs mer 40
80 notably Is in parts OF "OtIcio' bu' coio"' ""'
ia defect The persons, also, mostly tax a'ke' "hu 'A
Dyron The King himself moIitist on tho emptiness
Of this human state. is tremendous; Dnt tue "iccin
slave lTha who Is bis mistress, may DE sad 10 sec oI
sovereign and 90 him better F" her AGO. as ior
him the bottom OF this terrestrial tub Las doppeu ou'
tn sone commonrcss dcton, therefore, ih added some
monotony OF theme. No accordingly, III us "oruS
than in s action and incidents. do We find an expana-
ton OF tho impressive and enchanting spirit OF Safda
Dapaus"
The charm Of tho tragedy, VIC think resides In the bar