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influence sur In convention nstional~ de cou
leNr cuvcrte hier , Nashville, ct % figurent
entire sntres, Burch, Massicot Lewis ct Pinch
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ehnts 10 Washington, q engage les hommes
De . race faire alliance svec les blancs dil
pays, plus diepes de fol que les pscudo-lib6
ratsuss du Nord. Le gouvcrneur kellogg pa,
ralt voulsir donner sstisfsction su molse
particle 10 paroisse Est Baton Rouge don't
deux dee fonctionnairea 6vinc6s ont 6te rem.
piackaL Ie bruit court depuis quelque temps
qua Packard, sur Les informafions de l'espion
Barrett, Va ttrs appeleA Washington devsut
10 tribunal dc finquisitiou mais 1es amis du
eoss declarcnt qu'il est ssus peur ct saps ~
proche ct qu'on % propose, par nne faussc
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- a1iver.aires politiques aicnt arret6 leur
plan et fait leur si6gc.
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6euvcs et riviArsa. II RiviSrc Rouge est por-
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PAYABEES DAYANCE.

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sr;JEAN-BAPTIsTE.


C'est tlemain le dimanche des
Rameaux, f5te tres ancienns dams
REgliee LES Peres du desert,
apres s'6tse s6psr6s pendant le
Csr6nae pour ~ preparer . ID Pa.
que, - rassemblxient 4 Ia o6remo-
ME dee ,PSlmes on des Rameaux,
qui pr606dait 10 Sesnaine Sainte.
O0 salt QUE PoccasiOn do cette
soleUuit6, u - fait u0e Procession
alaquelle pre0nent part ~ sndAles,
lporta0t ala main IN ra,nasa de
buis on de> laurier, embleme des
faaillagss = = - Iuifs jonsheesat
10 route de- J6sus Atrsnt 4 J6ru.
salen. AHeaasnak r iui oriaieut.
iis, et sinqa jours apreA Jesus,
tTahi par m disciple q reni6 nor
IN antrc, eiitendait ces tn6mvs
v0ix. hurler: ssCruci6ex. .le I"
La fetO des Rameaux s'appelle
aussi Pdqaes Acsriss, su raiaon desa
cOfncidoaco avac In saisOn qui n0ns
ramene IN ciel b soleit radieux,
l0s dshrs aux champs ct aux jar
dj0s3 Il, sous b feuilke, les oiseaux
jas~urk Les psysans gaulois ont
leuf dicton dee Rames0x: Hth 2
Anx Rsmssax, vsue sui S,sss>s h Ss.ing,
osumera l'ann6e nt3ArA rd 5Aflf
Aussi, ~ moment Cd . donne
d b6a4dictiou,
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Teurnfsveslesg gif0asttesdessavrunA
-Nous svons recu, A'ls nn de
ID ssmaine derui6re, u visito du
capitaino Darten, de Ia Conpax xnie
de- lsv6es, Ut !, II nous, I, fait
esp6pcf ono h iev6e Dc lhabitatioo
CA11LIA, Nai ese nm dAager o..
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The New York herald., 1876-01-18
"UNIvERsAL PEACE UNION. "

The New York Universal Peace Union held It's
mouthly meeting last evening, in the chapel OF the
Rosehiil Methodist Episcopal church. The number
present about 150 Mr. }. c. Hankey presided.
Mrs. Underhill read number of letters from DIS
ngushed persons excusing their absence and express
ing sympathy with the objects of the organization.
Mr.. Charles Sotheran read very exhaustive paper,
deprecating all war and contention He drew vivid
pictures of the horrors of the Crmean War; and asked
If the hardships and suferings of hundreds OF
thousands of Enghshmen could be recompensed by a
little national vanglory.
Colonel A. B. Neacham, President OF tho Peace
Commission appointed by President Grant in 1871 TO
out among the Modocs was the next speaker. He
strong his denunciaton Of the manner in which the
Modocs treated by the government and was
anxious have understood that the government and
the Peace Commission or the Indians TO blanc
for the outbreak
The meeting concluded with address from the
Hon r. B. Westbrook, who was loud his praise Of
the effort The women Of the society were working 10
spread the faith.
The New York herald., 1876-01-18
THE PLYMOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL.

There meeting OF the Plymouth committee Of
last night but the list OF churches and clergy
who TO be invited TO participate in the pro-
posed Advisory Council has not yet been completed.
There s prospect that the list will be finished TO day
and that the letters missve will be Issued tomorrow
The following partial list obtained from member
OF the Plymouth committee last night and contains all
the names OF churches and ccrgymen SO far decided
upon
CHURCHES INVITED
First Congregational church, Washington, d. c., Rev.
J. L. Rankin, D. ID. paster; South church, Concord NJ
H., Rev 5. L. Blake pastor Kirk street church, Low
ell, Mass First Congregational church. Binghamton,
N. Y Trinity church, Orange, n. j. Rev b. G. Greene
pastor; Asylum Hill church, Hartford, Conn. First
church. Stamford, Conn, Rev. g. B. Wilcox, pastor;
Congregational church at Orange Valley, j.; First
church. New Haven Conn., Rev. +. A. Noble. pastor;
Berley street church. Boston, Mass, Rev. William B.
Wright pastor Belleville avenue church, Newark, N
j. Rev George NJ Boynton pastor First church,
Pennington, Conn. North avenue church, Cambridge,
Mass.
cLERGYMEy INVITED.
Among the clergymen 10 whom invitations will be
extended are-Presdent Q. b. Hubert Middlebury
(Mass) College; President J. NJ SturtevanL Jackson
vile Il College; Professors Dwight and Foster OF
Yale College; Dr. Leonard Bacon, of New Haven Pro
fessor Chaplin, of Beloi1 Wis Professor Hyde, OF
Chicago.
The above embraces only about onethird of tho
clergymen and churches 10 be invited.
The New York herald., 1876-01-18
Nus1cA1, AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

hCSlCAb AND DRAMATIC NOIES
Campanini is engaged for the present season at the
Teatro Apollo, Rome.
Wagner is writing opera which will bear the
mellGuous title of 'Honrand wallenrod"
The Dnke of Hamilton proposes to convert the
Theatre des Foes Ncoses OF Nice into skating rink
The ballet of "Sylvia will be brought the Grand
Opera House. Paris with Sangalh the principal part
''Captaln Fanny is the title Of new drama by E. c.
Hancock now rehearsal at Mrs. Chanfraus Varieties
Theatre New Orleans
Mile SAM who was a member of the Lucca COM
pany when that wilfu little prima donna made her
debut America is prima donna conrao at La Scala,
Milan, this
The sale OF seats for the performance Of the Ninth
Symphony which will be given Steinway Hall on
Saturday night by Mr.. Thomas is so large that the
seats the second gallery have been reserved, and
several rows OF them already disposed Of
The posthumous opera by Schubert is called ''Des
Teuicls Lustchloss'' CThe DEVILS Country Housel
The hbretto, by Kotzebue, will be remOdelled. The
parts OF the long missing, but have all been
found and every note of the original is perfect
The Director Herr Swoboda, viii produce the work in
Vienna forthwith
The performance of the "Two Orph ans'' is very
highly spoken OF by the Boston papers. They espe-
ciay praise the Louise Of Miss Kate claxton and the
Frochard OF Mrs Marie wilkins One journal says Of
former lady that She throws her whole soul into
the part and is always terribly in earnest that is
impossible follow her with feeling of the deep
est interest A more graceful, tender and touching
picture of sweet and plant nature, suffering under
unmerIed oppression, IL would be difficult to con-
The New York herald., 1876-01-18
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM
BALL

Although dense fog Bnotian In its impenetrability,
and suggestive OF throat pneumonia, consumption
and such like pleasant concomitants of damp weather.
veed Irving place and reduced the brillancy of the
solitary calcium light the Fourteenth side OF
penny dip vet the attendance at the eighteenth
annual ball ofthe Young Mems Association IN aid Of
the Roman Catholic orphan Asylum very large,
and hundreds carriages struggled through the mist,
with harbreadth escapes OF collisions and landed their
fair freight with ali the Jewelry, silks, satns and
point lace that 60 toward adornng the female form
divine for the ball The police had a hard time
OF IT, principally in avoiding the dsagreeabc crcum
stance OF being over, gentle tap OF the CLUB on
obtrusive horses proving an enectual bar TO
his further progress The handsome ball room,
which may be termed the representative home
of Terpsichore IN the metropolis, was scene Of
gayety and enjoyment At the extreme end OF the
floor the stage proper where so many prime dome
waTbled, so many tragedians strutted where people
recently went round the world IN eighty days, and
where many managers have come 10 nnsn-
eia grief hung circle OF lights forming the
namo OF the association, with the centennial year
Colonel Dennis q Donoghue, marshalled the ranks OF
the dancers to Graiua's music. and Mr. John d. Grim
Minis with regiment Of ASSISTANTS received the guests
~ the door.
AS the strains Of the band hoaed over the gay assem-
blage and the glitter Of jewels reelected IRON the
many lights Of ,the huge' chandelier above
the scene became one OF orinianey and splendor.
Now The hues Of elegant toilets
were blended together as the fair dancers glidod
through the OF the lancers aganSthey took
kaleidoscope aspect they were Whrled around IN
the waltz polka And meek-eyed Charity seemed
20 smile the scene, for every one who
tripped gayly the floor contributed a share 10
the comfort OF the poor orphan Fashion puts on her
rich attire for noble purpose when she gives food and
clothing 20 the children Of Charity The dancing pro-
rramme given by the band was replete In point OF
excellence and selection
The New York herald., 1876-01-18
CICERO.

Dr. John Lord lectured before large aud highly
Interested audience yesterday morning. at Association
Hail. on ''Cicero"
He said:-I include Marcus Cicero in the list OF
human benefactorS He was not, perhaps, an original
genius but be expounded every form Of ancient Wis
aom, and that wisdom he porpetuated by his marvel
lous style OF language. He is immortal in his history
and composition. He was one OF the greatest lights
Of pagan antiquity. To claim that (which cannot
be gaDsad) s 70 claim very much He ranks With such
men Bacon and Burke and IN COMPARISON with his
age greater than either AS statesman, orator aud
philosopher he was precninent had rather have ihc
fame Of Cicero than that Of any other Roman He was
an elevated character and had other drawbacks than
vveaknesses The fathers Of the Church revered him,
and vet the modern critics have not spared even him
hecausc be was human his laurcis must be torn from
MS brow
The New York herald., 1876-01-18
MUNICIPAL REFORM ASSOCIATION.

The Municipal Reform Association of the Seventh
Assembly held its annual meeting night at
No. as Washington square, Mr. Wiley in the chair The
Executive Committee reported petition to the Legis-
ature for the repeal of the Gray Nun OF 1871 and
1875 Some OF the members looked upon these statutes
giving to the exceptional privileges enjoyed by
no other religious community In the United States.
They are allowed hold real property to an unlimited
extent while churches in general according TO one
speaker) limited TO annual income not exceeding
$1,000 Il finally resolved that memorial in sup
port OF other papers this subject,
already before the Legislature, should be made
and signed by the Executive Committee
and forwarded to Albany without delay. The com.
mittee had taken the initiative 70 obtain the repeal OF
the Eight Hour Labor law and Is considering the
means reduce the present exorbitan charges
such sienographer's fees, &C The committee have
also drawn up bill and forwarded IL Albany, with
the intention Of aordng better security preserving
the nviolabity Of the ballot box by securely sealing
the boxes and forwarding them within twenty four
hours after the elections TO the Chairman OF the Board
Of Election Inspectors
The following board Of officers for the ensuing year
were elected President Lloyd Aspnwall Vice Pres
dents W. Wiley, John Gilmore, f. H. Thurber, W.
Rhinelander; Secretary, J. W. Corsa Executive Com
mittee J. W. Alsop. Freeman Bloodgood James Rem
wick A. G. Hutton, NJ d. Michael Smith, T. L. Tho
we'll I. p Tibbals, James l. Babbiu, Q. ~ Earle, N.
H. Never, II. A. oakley, Robert Pugsley W. G. Peck
ham, Jr. j. Wardell Wood
The New York herald., 1876-01-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.


ssFo disaster sAlier (oer general
columns
sHIP JAcoB TRoor t from oallao for New York, with
arSsa a. ewes night OF 10Th IN toy
evening on yesterday and owed the
of in Der hold She has
crew aud a steam pump
Valparaiso witch put Mcntevideo Oct i in distress
and has been reported repairing to DO sold by
tion At the latter port Dec |.
PREcrosA CGe). Baltimore from Bremen reports
having Dec lat Al Ion 81 large ship bottom up
high a, the time.
scHR TREASURE OF Provdenee now at that port
by I Farley Of RockIand Me- for $500 cash. She win
hereafter hail from Roekand under command Of Capt
New York.
scnR HATTIE Anna of Brooksyile dismssed and towed
broken up sold to q Godfrey.
CUSHING of Roekland before reported aban
dGnsa vas " e.% Prssed Dec lat a lon 20 by S bark
scnR vIcroR Coffin, from Pensacola with lumber for
disg ilth.
scuR KATE COLLINS from Baltimore for Boston, is ashore
on Lockwood Folly beach probably total loss
ANOTHER COOP TRrP-The Inman steamer City OF Rich
mond her last made remarkable time for this
OF the year She left Queenstown Jan rs Pm:
time. Gays, 8 hours and IL minutes
NRw ORLEANS, Jan le-Pfotboat Oriental picked up at
gilCtbos. Ella. bales DO pilO. Haze, bales do Bark
direction hove to and picking up cotton The cotton shows
signs Of fire.
NEWPORT: RI. Jan l7-schr John orsser Cap, Day of
and from New York for Providence laden with scrap
in here Saturday nigh. and ss for destination Sunday
squa from northward and westward capszed
sunk and in channel entirely submerged Waters
Mitchell wreckers have gone this morning to make arrange
ments for raising her.
ST Joux NIB Jan i4-schr Annie Currer. which had
was got o BY the steamer Earl Duerin on
brought into pert last night The schooner now lies a. Roc
She is loaded with stone
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cAIHAKEs. 20 Jan i2-ArriTed schs Agnes Bacon,
ley, Boston. II Drummond. Higgins. 81 Thomas
Boston Spanish Main CBri McCulioch, Halifax; I4th
John Givan tBr St John NIB; Manposa Fletcher, Deme
rara: schr 4 Staples, Srott. Funcha-
Sailed 18th brTs Beta lBrj swain Boston; l4th Flor
renee Brl, do; Joven Antonio tSp), New Orleans.
FALnovrH r. Jan lo-Arrived, ship Peruvian Congress
HivASA, Jan i5-Auived, bark Chaplin. Bunker, Liver
pool -
York.
KrSGsroE ia. Jan l5-Sailed steamer Etna (Br) Sam.
son Ctrom Port Prince. New York. -
MoNrEvnRo Dec lin port ship Samuel @ Glover (Br,
Perkins from Baltimore FOR Valparaiso 10 be sold by auc
tion same day; bark Sarah A Dudman Or Dudm1n for
sneed dri Iarkln for do 20 saii about eth Elzahetb
Stubs for do ld schrs Jonas smith, Hodgknson for do
do Nancy Smith, Boyd for Buenos Ayros 70 sail 10
Arrived Dec l. brig Belle (Br), Montreal.
Cleared ts s; eHS assS: s~ Cape Town
MlrAHzAs Jan 14-Arriyed, schrs Alice (Br Saunders,
ChAriestoni W steelmsn ChsEoerlAin' Philadelphia
Sailed i4th brig Tucker. Tucker north OF Hat
teras sohrs Jones Kent do Letue tbrl; byrne do;
Rio JAEKIRo Dec 4-Sailed. bark Moran nan, new York
In mort Dec 4 bark shawmut Conner 10 load for New
Orle ans brig Tinker Barnard for Richmond va, to
sail next day with 5000 bags codeel
SHANGHAI, Jan l3-Arrved previous, ship Mary whit
sIscSroRH Nov soSailed bark St Bernhard cGer). Reg
chartered~Bark Rainbow Rowel, to load rice at Bang
souRAsAYA. Jan TN port bark New Republic (Bh. Ad'
ans from Yokohama. arrived =, for Channel Idg.
SAGA Jan 1l-Arrived schr Bickmore, Thompson,
81 JONI, NIB Jan l5-Arrived. schrJ Peasley (Br),
Jan In port steamers CALEDONIA lbr sldey
and John Broma (Br Neyngton. for New York. to sali
TRIxDAD DE cuBA to Jan l5-Arved schrs st croix Lee
wirTRpoRp Dec sO-Arrived, bark syringa CBr, Free.
nv
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GLOBE THEATRE.

very attractive variety bill presented at this
house last night long enough and sufficiently dlvers
fed to merit the name given TO il in the bll-Centen
nial." Manager Butler has at last succeeded IN ac
complishing what considered mpossible-a sue
cess in theatre which has been notorious for fail
Tho performance commenced ominously with
a"Dynamite Disaster which was explosive only as
far laughter Is concerned Then Lord and Hogan
appeared a very funny sketch called 'Suses Seren
ade - and Paddy Murphy. an Irish gentleman, sang
Hibernian cavaiina with variatons George knight
terpreted the heer and literature OF Fatherland In
style that would have brought smile 70 the face OF
Goethe himself Miss Henrietta Moenhauer a very
charming vocalist sang Italian and English airs, ana
Charles Young ventroquized Harry Montague made
a decided hit songs and sketches, and side
splitting wound up athoroughy enjoyable nights
entertainment The Dill viii be continued this