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New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
MUSIC.
Np wARREys ORGAN CONCERTS.

Mr.. 8. p. Warren finished on Wednesday his
season OF organ at the Church OF the
Holy Trinity presenting most remarkable programme
on which appeared several specimens OF the very highest
and most difficult class Of organ compositions HeuDAes
great Sonata in minor on Psalm 3d. ana Lszts
enormous Fantasia and Fugue on the choral, Al nos,
ad salutarem undam," which Meyerbeer has employed
in The Prophet were the most conspicuous selections
on this colossal programme. With them prelude
of Bachs Fantasia and Fugue by Prof. T. L. Ritter an
Adago by Thiele and schumanns Piece In Canon Form
On So No. A. making altogether an impressive nnae 10
noble series concerts The value OF the work which
Mr. Warren has accomplished with characterisuc
modesty and good taste in these entertainments can
hardly be overstated He has not only made us 40
ouaned with great number of important works never
heard before this country but he has hgh
standard Of art which have its influence upon other
ner,ormers and will surely make itself evident sooner or
later in the improvement Of our church music anu INC
general dissemination of musical intelligence review
OF what he has done during the past two seasons mis- one
with surprise al the range OF his reperory and
with admiration at his artistic impulses j. g. Bach
Of course Is the chief the long list ami ne re-
presented by trio sonatas choral preudes toccatas
l prcudes fugues and fantas!as and several miscea-
neous pieces Best contributes TO the programmes various
arrangements from Bach, Beethoven, Handel, Haydn
Mendelssohn Meyerbeer, Mozart, Moschees, Romberg,
Schubert and Spohr besides original work There
are OF Handels organ concertos Ms. compositions
by Haupt; pieces by A. Guilmant; by Hesse D BY
List: preudes and gues sonatas, and some other
things by MendeIssohn; pieces by MefAeI I1gue OF
one by Reubke; compositions by Ihiele iintiHnui5
some in manuscript) by Sehumann; 2 by Topper;
ments fro N tie orchestral works of Godmark Mendels
sohn Mozart, Schubert Schumann, Wagner, and Weber
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

"Hayes we may lose Ohio" The argument
had little force at any time. But MIR. Thur
man has been finally extingushed. h,s
friends will be slow to join hands VIII
those who have SO indecently butchered
him. and either Allen, or any candioate
for. whom Ewing and Morgan may Vo1e
at , St. Louis, will lose the votes oil
many Democrats next Fall. This savage quar-
rel makes it unnecessary for the Republicans
to pay especial attention to the vote Oh on,o.
A mere local selection, in compliment 10 Vo,ei'
of that State, would throw away votes eise-
where without gaining in Ohio anything which
the Republicans may not secure with equal
certainty by either of several nominations.
The "fayorite son y is unnecessary. On the
Democratic side, also, the result makes New
York the decisive battlefield. Ii that parry
does not tumble overheard its heresles ana its
Iunatics. and make such nomination that IL
can hope to carry this State, it may as wen
nominate nobody.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
MYSTICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Dudley Buck has accepted the position
OF organist at ST. AIMS on the Hiehts Brooklyn
DR.. s. Austen Pearce will give his third or
gan recital AT 81 Georges Church ne Monday afternoon
at 4.
Mr.. Aptommas is about to give drawing
Room Manees" OF harp music on Saturday afternoons
at No. % Fifth-ave. beginning next week
The musical festival at Cincinnati under the
direction OF Mr. Otto Singer will open May 81, and last
three days The principal works 10 be performed are
schumanns Paradise and the Peri.' moiet OF MO-
zart's and selections from Elijah" on the first day
Handeps Messiah" the second; Beethoyen's Chors
Fantasia and Hr. Singers Cantata Landing OF 'no
Pilgrim Fathers" on the third.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE.
Aem'llork Daily gribn'1e,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1876.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-There was great popular demonstra-
ton at the relnterment of Micheets remains III
Paris - Mexican insurgents set out from Ma'a-
moros to attack the Government troops. - Inc
excitement at Constantnoplo subsidized.
DoNFsIIc-The Greenback National Convention
nominated Peter Cooper for President and Senator
Booth of California for Vice President the Della
ware Republicans instructed their delegates Tor MI
Blaine; the Kentucky Republicans declared for Mr.
Rristow. - The Parthlan Rifle Club OF Hudson
have made score of 5S4 ont of a possible 600 at
500 yards, an unparalleled average OF 81. --
Cen. Hawley was reelected President of the Centen-
NAL Commission, and Mr. Goshom Director-General.
- Gen. Schencks friends pressing him for
reappointmont to England. "A steamer exploded
at Evansville, Ind killing nine men ana wouhdihs
number of Others. 80 Custom-house frauds III
cigars at New-Orleans arc being revealed at Wash
ington.
CoNGREss-The Senate transacted only routine
business; impeachment was again discussed III
secret session without action. == The House ap-
no;nted a special committee to investigate charges
against Clerk Adams, at his request the reso-
lution as to the Government Printer was adopted ;
the Indian bill, approprating S3,9Oo,771, and
transferring tbe Indian Bureau was reported Eli
iah Ward spoke in favor of reciprocity with Canada
CITY AND SUBURBAN'-lh ho ii'o"S 'Oi'"i
Assembly assembled in Brooklyn with 400 delegates
present DR.. Van Dyke was elected Moderator and
DR.. L. d. Morris preached the annual sermon on the
"History of American Presbyterianlsin'" -
plvmoptb Church excommunicated Henry {. Bowen
bv a unanimous vote. - Ex-SheriH Brennan's
claims against the city were defeated and the city
attained Judgment against him for S3o,OOO -
Tn tho mustang race against time Parker the rder
fa;,ad nm tbe 226th mile. =- Gold. 1928, 1928
112s.. Gold value of the lcgal-tender dollar at the
close ss7,o cents = Stocks active, irregular
and generally higher, closing weak and feveriSh.
The WEATuER.-The Government report preu'c' u
clouds and rain. = In this city yesterday nca'y
showers fell early in the day, the AFTERNOON "'i"s
cloudy thermometer, $50, so, 1I0.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
DREW THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES GRADUATION OF
EIGHTEEN STUDENTS.

THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES s-GRADUArIoS on
EIGHTEEN STUDENTS.
The Commencement exercises OF the eightn
anniversary OF the Drew Theological Seminary we're ha
at Madison NJ j., yes erday The previous days OF 'n'
week occupied with examinations, the annual ser
mon by the Rev. James NJ. King OF this city, aau 'h'
alumni meetings, at which los former members or 'n
Seminary present At one Of these meetings va"
resolved to endow Professorsp with SiO,Ooo; is'
part OF this was subscribed Immediately. The e1ere
yesterday began with addresses by the graduates as s
lows: On Culture" J. H. Bennett; "science anu M n
gion," II. 7. Bray; "The Centennial Oas, j. p
ton; Land Beyond" J. 8. Bridgford; "setsaetiDe'
Herman Carter; "Om National Temple !. A. ~.
grove; "John Milton" J. A. Dickson; Pubic L.',
ries" G. H. Hardy; "Pro Christie ct tiumanita'e' "a,
Miesse; Triumph OF the Right" George W.
"onward," +. II. Wallace; Triumph OF Cnrsas. a..,a
over Sectional Methodsm." 8. ualsey Werlem; TN.
Leaves" W. IL. York; Farewell" 8. f. Root ~.
ainlomas were then conferred upon the memocfso
graduating class, 1S In number. as follows: ,cr.,
j. II. Bennett j. picksol,. ~ Nelsoo
H. Il. Bray. j. j. EcohomoA ~ " Townsena
J. b. BridRford q. H. Harry. " n W alase
]: r. Buktoni Eoksr u.,sry ". 49, s. Hslscy WSasA~
Herman Carter. Y. H. hSoI,w' ~ NJ York
]. A. CoAgroye W. IL AAoss@
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
TWO hpPOINTNEATS-SIX ELECTIONS.

TWO IPPOIN1UENIS-SIA ELEtIIONS.
IL il n fact of considerable significance that
in case the State Prison and Canal amend
mcnts to the Constitution are approved by tho
popular vote, six State officers now elected by
the people will be superseded by two to be
appointcd by the Governor and Senate. This
may not be IN indication Of n change in the
popular mind with respect to the present mode
of choosing our State officers, but there can
be no question that the people are coming to
n belief that there are emergencies i'll which 1t
il better to trust the careful and deliberate
Judgment Of an Executive personally rcspons-
ibe TO his constituents for his acts than the
caprice of mob convention. They hayo
learned by bitter experience that an appoint
mcnt for which n single officer, high in sta
ton, can be held responsible, Is, in somo cases
mt least, more likely to deserve general ap-
proval than when made by gathering of half
a thousand politicians who can shirk their
share of the responsibility by jerking the thumb
it il now proposed to abolish have suffered
most of all ut the hands of conventions.
Every year each convention has found
it necessary TO nominate u Canal Com
missioner and State Prison Inspector. Every
year the nomination came mt the end of the
days struggles, was scrambled for by swarm
OF candidates in the midst of noisy gathering,
which Ind disposed of all the big prizes, and
would scarcely wait 10 quarrel over tho little
ones. In this rough and tumble race certainly
oil the chances were with the men least fitted for
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

Turkey has become the plague-spot of Eu-
rope. The entire continent is agitated by the
revolts in Herzegovina and Bulgaria, the out
break at Salonca, and the sense OF insecurity
which pervades the seaboard towns. In Con-
stantinople fanatcal mobs have controlled the
city. They compelled the Sultan to dismiss
two ministers, and spread dismay among the
foreign residents by their riotous conduct.
The local excitement has subsdcd. but the
great powers are prudently crowdins the
Dosphorus with their ifoE-cladS.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
omussmsnts ano aleeiings 60 Night.

FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.-" Pigue'
OLYMPIC Theater." Humpty Dumpy'
PARK THEArER-" Brass
eAs FRANCISCO MINsTRELs. or r,
Tosy PAsrOg's NEW TuEATER-2 ana 3: VarleV
TwEyTY-rHIRD STREET OPERA HoUsE.-keHy o. Lcon
Minstrels. .o..,..,
IrStnS soIr ,RH THEATRR.-" Conscience" .
W.II.cK's TUEATER-" How She Loves Him."
.c.nv,,y Of Decentralization OF Paintings
Sosnprn ORPHAN AsYLUM.-Annual Exhibition.
ar nWopy'S GARDEN Concert. Ofenbach.
Dr John Lord.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

upon which the contest turns; and we 40 ho'
see how it is to avoid extinguishing Mr. AlienS
nephew at the same time. For it is very plain
that what the Democrats want is not leader
who will try to keep peace with infiationlsts is
who will have no peace, but leader who Will
f,,hf
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

The amnesty movement has received seri-
GUS check in the French Legislature, NJ. Ras-
pals and M. Marcou's motions having been
rejected by large majorities. In France, as In
our own country, it takes time to substitute
forgiveness for resentment.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

indicate q lawyers hand in the composition.
The document does not appear to have helped
Mr.. Bowen, since as soon as it was read to the
members they unanimously expelled him from
the church.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

Boston celebrates the Centennial Year by demol-
l,hing the Old South Church one of the few ReYon-
tionary edilices left in that city. 1t was IN tnis
church that many Of the greatest meetings OF the
patriots of 70 were held; and 1t was used as a
barrack by tho British troops during the occupation
Of Boston Unfortunately it stands, or rather did
stand. on very valuable piece of land which is
wanted for business purposes The religious society
which owned the property has built tine now tem-
pie; and down goes the old one!
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

The Mexican revolt has reached critical
stage. Unless the insurgents who have left
Matamoros defeat the Government troops that
are advancing on that city, the rebel cause
may be deemed hopeless. Regarded from
military point of view, the insurgent leaders
prospects of success in this attempt are very
slender
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
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New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

The Presbyterian Assembly began its ses-
sions yesterday morning with large attend
ance, notwithstanding the RAIN organized
quickly, and listened to an eruiite discourse
from the Rev. DR.. Z. ID. Morris, the Retiring
Moderator. There are evident preparations III
the Assembly for doing great deal OF work,
as there are to be evening sessions and dis
cussions on methods and results i'll the sem
inaries and mission fields.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

That was a very graceful and gracious aiiusioh 70
Mr FreIipebuysen which Cortland Parker made In
his address before the New-Jersey Republican Con-
vention the other day. According to all precedent,
tbe propreties of the occasion demanded some neat
reference to the Senator who has bossomed out nto
tbc fullblowp distinction of favorite sonship Ana
40 the chairman in his courtliest manner ADVISED
Carl Scburz and the Adamses that New-Jersey couid
furnish the Chevalier Bayard who would attract
the shy and fastidious conscience vote" OF the
country. 1t was decately sald but the Convention
failed to interrupt the flow of Mr. Parkers oratory
bv any "prolonged applause" This undemohs'ra-
five demeanor did not prove that Mr freilnghuy
sen, signal services to the party are unapprecaed,
but IL gave evidence that this Convention was hot
one of those bald-headed assemblies with great rev.
erence for tradition nor with an irrepressiDle
tendency TO burst into three cheers and tiger. IL
seems rather to have been gathering OF vigorous
men who meant business and who had come 10 lieh-
TON as the Young man from Paterson sententously
asserted not to resoute, but to appoint delegates
There was therefore little talk and little PLATFORM
but the delegation is a stronger ono than usually
comes from that commonwealth. The selection OF
Senators Potts and Magic, both Of whom have
Welded but slack allegiance to the caucus ana VINO
have shown the hardihood to antagonize WIN
the machine, is certainly promising symptom
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Bnsincss Noiiees.


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min destioyers nothing approach them Depot 30
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No one needs than 10 look through sue Oh nc
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New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

A notable victory has been obtained by the
city in the suits of ex-Shcriif Brennan. 1t Is
a fortunate thing for taxpayers that the courts
lend aid in cutting down the swollen demands
of Ring officials. In these hard times it would
be quite out of character to be paying for
imaginary services in conveying prisoners from
the city to Blackwell's Island at 81 10 apiece
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

The so-called appeal OF MIR. Bowen 10
Plymouth Church is mainly defense OF DIE
policy of silence, with reiteration OF the old
aspersions on Mr.. Beecher. References to To-
cal definitions and other peculiarities OF style
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

During the sessions of the Presbyferidn General
Assembly ia BrOokIyn, copies Of The DAILY ikI- ri
prSr-containing the Centennial Sketch Of the
Presbyterian Church. of Rer. DR.. MorriSs open
ina sermon, and of the daily proceedings Of the
CCnrsnton-n.ay be obtained from the ne,cs,
stands, corner of Court and Montague-stS, and at
junction of Esltoa and FlGt6ush-ares;, near ca me
Inosf- DaidJ TO any address for 81 per month.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

In every particular the platform of the Ken
lucky Republican Convention is the exact
opposite of that of the Ohio Democracy. The
Kentucky Republicans are distinct and abso-
Lutte in expressing their belief in hard money
and promised resumption; and equally clear
and unanimous in their favor to Mr.. BrlstOw
"a q candidate.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

Mr.. Bromley's lecture on the vice of over
LEGISLATION deals with one of the foremost of
our political evils. While the essential feature
of free institutions should be reduction OF
legal restraints, our Legislators are ever bent
ON increasing them.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

The Giant Powder explosion at Drakosyille' NJ J.'
having been duly investigated, it is pleasing to learn
that it was occasioned "by some irritation OF the
liquid during its transfer from the
weighing tubs to the mixing-vat-, where II ls
mingled with the infusoria earth or absorbent"
The two men who were killed will not have the
satisfaction of reading this scientific statement;
but it will be soothing to those whose houses were
shaken so severely by the going off. The company
pleads that 1t is their first premature explosion and
"only little one"
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

Several months have elapsed since the last
record of a pa a3sengcr steamboat explosion on
our Western waters. The disaster to the Pat
Cleburne should cause an inquiry whether the
United States steamboat inspection laws are
at present rigGly enforced, as they have
hitherto served materially to diminish the
number of such accidents.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

BUCHAN's CARBOLIC SOAPS are OF meal
cnlale benefit housekeepers As disinecans snd V
min destloyers nothing approach them Depot S3Jols
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

The market continued quiet throughput the day
and the bulk Of tho business Vas done by three
m
find the kinds wanted. or were asked prices shove
their limit FACTORS were inspired with increased
NON other Masiets, but 81 the worm rsscrts
which, to say the least. ere becoming moro threat
eninG. The stock, moreover. 10 mach reduced, and
tas, on :.s TSe Sispas s rspos.d vsrpoei
hrn ct previous rates. with Gales of Is 900 bales
md arrivals steadier Manchestsr firm, nevre dull
tive but NO q1otable change in spots, and 03.l6e
I've belss nv crop xsse reesived e; Day BY the
Oscar Chopin and Schmidt zeieer. This makes
. total to dste Of 10 belee, embracing nom the
Mississippi yelleZ and : fron Ts1s1 q which 3
which S non the Hissiasipd valley and 10 non
Ths ss!ss Of the past thrss aay. sum up 1850
today. nakine On aggregate for the week Of 100
hAles sgaiast Sloo last week and $500 the week b.
weeks receipts 1858 baies embracing IS from
other delivery perts (of which 40 nun Mobile
and Is from Galveston. etc., a1d 1913 proper,
a1 la:s III :1s M let
ses. 0os last year-increase 40 $50.
The exports comRsi.e sl4l bales, embracing s7s4
to LII Iivesposl: and sss7 70 New Iora
al the pQrts nom ID =. yesterday 70 y 4 to-day
1885 bass against l4O2 est week and 1888 lass yeas
is S S: 'ta ss s :s 2 ~ s:ss
hsles, aGainsf Isl. ia up to Wednesday noon, An.
gust II, lest yeas-incrcase 6l3O5& - =
s:. :: ::s :: sss ; s
lsst ysaR and to the eentinsnt 4le bales, against
1884 lest week and s4ss LAS yeas
e ' sss ssps -. :: 9sss
~ te lr2nce and th0 cepttncnt ! $50 7o6 6ales;
against 7es's4s Last year. T0tal to Crust Britain
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12
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I8lOAH 8V1NkNO, AU8uDb lSWs J
The demand tot discounts, slthough somewha3
en1h anythisg sAovs sligAt 1nczssse, The g
fefinRs On the stsset have ccussed mostly Of 1our
to nix nonths notes. and when exoepetpnel On Al
ssguaturee, or with good co'laterele. 1Ato been
sssilS done - our qubtatece. 4pgtgaoe paper
has ben without any rev ss:t.rs :. notice fss
to few tsanaactions in f1st clase q 9010 p cent
quoted entirely nominal. Usdsr the nOuree Of the
Hew YORK narket gold has declined kc aince m
yes'erSsy. mo noyenent throughout t5s week
yes limited, I'D only one eale wse reported to.
day: Hceetgn exchange followed the course nj
Rold 1t New YORK, clostng todav st - o. about
4lo $cent lever FOR .tesErg thsn O. last EDDY,
weeks SudnSss has hsen Light. Ind only few
sales were reported to.dav TIE o6trpRs having
been lees liberal aud The inquiry fAiT, New York
night has hardened slightly for commercial
The occasional transactions in stochs hsvO ex.
Continued confined to light ipveetmenr demand.
with scarcely any inquiry for speculatim, many of
the ,ea0iEk operators being absent ,Cr the sum
Eer Ssave c0ns0lD have been depressed by moro
liberal oAer1nes. while the demsnd va 1estrfcted
by the absence OF leacinR operators. = weh - ~
500 GoJ reg stored fof funding. end up to Tuesday
II mas rallied and recovered y cont Of the ofEsrs
ing rate and , p cent Of the sskinS.' In conse-
the MARKET 10 meet leans called In BY the banls.
up to Tuesday premium bonds had fallen Cd nearly
- cert. but have since been In better demand
snd have recovered, closing a. previous yates.
We continue &c quofe exceptional paper q SO-
= cent p annnm discount; Al do 1t D0U. and
second grade at l51le First clAss mortgages rrie
at S0lo p cent p ANIL I'm, and second Ern0e are
quoted entirely DcmiDai. -..