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New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
THg NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRF1cH.-The Prince of Montenegro received a
Turkish envoy coldly, and refused to act against
the insurgents. - The Oxford boat CLUBS de-
clined to take part in the American intercollegiate
rowing match. - The negotiations for com
promise between Church and state in Germany Were
suspended. - The Afonsists captured Carst
position near Estella.
DoMFsTC-In Congress Yesterday the Senate dis
oussed the District finances the debate look 20
litical turn Mr.. Sargent asserting that OOV' Sh'P
herd was made out by Democrats to be Republican
Tweed as a political necessity to offset the Demo
cratic Tweed. In the House the one Presidential
term amendment received vote OF 1il to loO' out
lacked thi requisite two-thlIds. =" power
full gale from the northwest ragged In the eastern
part of the country, toppling over numerous chuch
spires and unroohng ores OF buildings; tn're are
many wrecks on Cape Henlopen. == stage line
woo one,ed from Cheyenne to the Black Hills.
Work was resumed on the new Capitol
AZ Albanv - In the State Legislature SEN
ator Woodin presented an important bill TO re-
organize the financial administration of this
ctv. IN. Assembly called upon the Canal
Commission 10 report III ten days, and the senate
engaged in political debate over the Conmlsson !;
bill to invest the Canal Board with the powers OF
tia Commission will be offered to-day; many mis- o.
Ianeous bills were passed. - Ice-cutting the
Hudson has begun. - A strike of engineers ON
the Boston and Maine Road is feared
City AND SuBURDAN.-Jhe Board of Education
decided to retain German and French only in the
three higher classes of the grammar schools. -
The bieb wind damaged many buildings and caused
the death of one man ia jersey City. - Judge
Barrett decided that the civil suits against Nessrs.
Fowler. Lowber, and Bliss should be tled III
BROOKLYN. ==-= The preparations for the TO-
yiysl meetings of Moody and Sankey at
the Hippolrome are nearly completed. -
In the Trial of p n. Rubensein, for the murder Of
Sarah Alexander, important testimony against the
n1soner was given. - Twelve milk-dealers were
6ned at the Court of Special Sessions for selling
sdulterated milk. - conspiracy OF forty prs-
oners 20 escape from the Kings County Penitentary
wa, frustrated - Gold, 1873, 1875, 113 Gold
value Of the legal-tender dollar at tho close oS 2
cents.
THE WFATHER-The Government report predicts
noderatng and cloudy weather. == In this city
Yesterday the day was clear, with bitlnsIy cold
gale; thermometer, 90. 2jo 10.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
MUSIC.
THE OPERA-TROVATORE.

The ensemble was better last night In
"Troyatore" than in either " Norma" or Lucrezia,'
and the performance altogether spirited and success
full Whist the Leorora Of Nile Titiens must have been
IL will not be dfficult for those who have ssen her
other personaiions TO imagine. In mere yoeahm
il was perhaps more brilliant than either. In
passionate dramatic expression and nauvs dig>
nuy 1t was inferior TO the Norma only
hecauss the role Itself is inferior. "U Troyatofe
abounds in striking tOns and tearing sgOnies but
dramatically after all 1t Ia very cheap and commonplace.
IL is rich in taking melodies and effective concerted num-
bers but the music is really dramatic music, aud
there Is hardly emotion In tho whole Of IT, IL Ia Inn
poshlo or tho greatest OF lyric artists TO identify her
self with the character Of LeonorG, for Lconora
bas no character. she IL only lay hGlrs
upon which Sig Verdi displays bis attractive goods
Hence fne IA the performance OF Mile Titens was We
cannot call t comparable TO the grand one she gave us
on the first night the The other artists, how
ever did not labor under the dsadyantage OF being too
big for their parts Sig Brgnoi first TrouDs-
dour and during the twenty years that have slipped
away since he first sang the sereaade In Leonod garden
and set the whole town raying, very few t-nors
have sung much 10 the satisfaction OF the pubhc or
made lie ridiculous Maurice interesting and genteel
He was received cordially last night and acquitted him
elf much better than he did in Lucrezs." 3d. too,
Orlapdin was respectable In the garb OF Dt Luna
than In tho duca robes OF UOnso; and Mss Beaumont
did herself great credit 4-aeeno, winning double
recall after the scene with Adnrleo in the second Act
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
ANOTHER ENG BROKEN.

when THE TRIBUNE began, four years ago,
the exposure OF the Brooklyn Ring, ii seemed
a hopeless task to reform that corrupt political
organization. 1t was probably the strongest aud
most sagacious Ring which has ever existed in
any municipality of the States. Its managers
were eagacious men, who made haste slowly but
trod the road to power and riches surely;
to-day they can SHOW good and consttu-
tional law for every job they concocted, and
point to triumph at the polls for nearly every
partisan scheme which they plotted. They stole
discrectly, and in doing 1t masked themselves
behind reputable men whom they duped into
fathering their plans. They had no avaricious
Tweed to make them odious by his desperate
thefts and no Garvey to betray them for his
own safety McLaughlnism was absolute In
the General Committee Of tho dominant Dem.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
MIR. wARREv's ORGAN CONCERTS.

Ii was pleasant TO see what considerable
number OF people Mr. g p warren's organ concert at
racted yesterday afternoon at the Church of the Holy
Trinity and 1t good proof CT the value OF the work
Mr. Warren dong that severe programmes and severe
weather alike unable 70 daunt his zea.os audiences
He played yesterday FOR the opening piece uools and
sodats Passacasa in fat by Frescobadi who WI. the
most famous organlst OF bis day, two centuries and
half ago The too simple strains Of that master Of ths
antique school been elaborated by Gottscbsg, and
might almost pass for the work OF modern hand The
Passacaglia was followed by charming Gayote IN Z,
by Padre Martini. the historian OF music and this in
turn by third OF Mozars beautiful MOtets. arranged
by Best organ solo OF mOdera compositions Mr..
Warren gave us Khhmstodts imposing Sonata in c,
Op. 3s amolodOus Andants Grazloso by Henry Smart.
a grand Theme and variations In dat by lhiele. and
the overture SpOhr, Last Judgment arran ped by
Best Tire vocalist was Miss Ida W. Hubbc, Lady who
adds ne and cultivated soprano voice rare earnes
ness and intelligence in art. She sang the eXqnisite
Men Seclens schatZ st Gottes WORT from one OF Baos
cantats with and feeling and afterward gave an
impressive delivery Of Handeia From Mighty Kings
(fronl Judas MaccabeusD.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

No prospect appears of the British universi-
ties being represented at the intercollegiate
rowing match. Oxford has declined because
OF che date named, and Cambridge is likely TO
do so to-day for the same reason. This dis
appointment ought to incite our college clubs
IN RELY more on their own energies to render
the contest brilliant and spirited.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

The failure of the bill In the House for an
amendment to the Constitution which shall
limit the Presidents Office to single term, Is
not likely to be the end of the movement. A
large majority was developed in favor of the
resolution, though the requisite two-thirds vote
was not obtained.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
Dusinsss Notltes.

BALLS AND PARTIES vs.. Snow AND RAIN
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Use BRUMMELL's celebrated COCGH DROPS.
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New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

A large portion of the United States was
swept bv the violent gale of yesterday. Our
columns teen with accounts of broken steep!cs,
unroofed houses, and falling walls. Parts of
the coast are strewn with wrecks though the
timely warnings of the Signal Service pre-
vented the sailing of many vessels Winter at
last seems to have set in, late but In earnest.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
omussm,nts ano Alestinss Co Might.

BoorTs THE ATEP.-" Julius Caesar
ELGLy THRATER-NauetY .
FIETu AVENUE THEATER.-' Ilquc.'
OLYMPIC THEATEK.-Narlcbs
6As FRANCIsCo MISSTRElS.
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATER- Nanetv
UNION sou ARR THEATER-" Rose Michel
WAILACK's THEATER.-" Married in HASTE
ACADEMY OF Exhibition of Water CoiGrs. ~
CHURCH OF THE DIsCpLEs.-Lecture. Tue he'' III
BOrner.
CotossEUN-' Siege OF Paris - ~
srEISwAY IIALL-LectuTe. Nrndcil Phllpsn Is.o,
USITY CHAPEI.-Readings. Mrs. Abby sage Kicnaruson
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

There appears to be considerable dihc'Ilty
experienced i'll settling the terms on which the
British Rifle Association will take part in the
international match at Philadelphia. Sir Henry
Halford. who is mt the head of that Association,
seeks to have the British Islands represented
by only one team, so that he may be aole 10
secure the best marksmen from the unlted
Kingdom But Scotland and Ireland are each
disposed to send teams, and the American
Association is willing to have them compete
This dssatisfcs Sir Henry Halsord, who Is
inclined to withdraw unless he can form
strong English team. His conduct il prudent
but appears to lack Briti-h pluck.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

made to serve as the basis Of much invest-
eating.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

A long list of suits against dealers in
watered mil was closed yesterday by the
payment of fines imposed by the Court.
This victory was attained by the Board of
Health on strong and abundant scientific evl-
dcnce of the practical utility of the laciometer
in deciding the simple question whether mix
is greatly watercd. The general character 0i
the milk sold in this city has greatly improved
under the pressure brought to bear upon the
dealers by the Board of Health yesterdays
results will help to make the change for the
better permanent one.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

The measures adopted by the Board OF
Education, concerning the study of German
and French in our public schools, will COM
mend themselves 10y their moderation. The
wishes of the parents are to be consulted, as
to the child being required to study those Ian
ruages at all aud in any case the other
studies are not to be set aside by deyoting too
much time to this special pursuit.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

Conflicting reports continue to como regarding
the war in Northern Spain. The Aliohsls's
are acting with great vigor, and appear to be
IN good spirits, while the Carlists are dlsheart-
ened by last years reverses. The royal troops
have already captured the port of Guetarla
and advanced nearly to the Carlist headquar-
ters at Estella. On the other hand Don Car
loss forces continue to bombard San Scbas-
tian, where they have caused a panic. The
Alfonsists are decidedly stronger than their
opponents, but the difficulties which oeset
Winter campaigning favor the latter.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

Plymoutl's letter-missive by which the Coun-
ell is called, though somewhat technical, is
interesting. There is little on the face OF 1t
showing with how great scandal 1t origi-
mated. If the Council chooses to ignore every
1ing except mere questions of church disci-
pline, there is no need FROM the terms OF the
letter to discuss any but the driest questions.
N the full vindication of the church and its
castor Is Desired, the letter can. however. be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02
RAID ON THE GOATS.

Three cruel looking men were observed Wedncs-
day afternoon IN the ncghborhood Of Third avenue
and Sixty seventh street They seemed very anxious
horse and wagon. which had evidently been used at
previous recent stage OF its existence
the transportation Of porses and hard shell CLAIMS The
horse a rather sad looking affair and must have
cost at least slj One OF the cruel looking
the wagon and drove the broken down animal while
the other two remorscess beings followed each at the
sides OF the wagon Their business this neighbor-
hood seize upon defonceicss and wandering
goats and to convey item to the pound In the upper
district Of the Nineensh and in the lower district OF
the Twenty third wards the odorfcrous abuunds;
and the goat. when migratory, IS considered To be
grevous nuisance by the aristocratIc Inhabitants
ot these before mentioned wards But the owners Of
the goa's, who livo principally in shanties,
having the fear of the Lord manifested much love
tor their goats might have been displayed toward
their own children. As the cruel man who drove
the Sad horse saw goat browsing or contempt
the Third avenue cars peacefully he Immediately
shouted Tor his helpers to the goat, and
the goat is not the most trnctabc animals
the pursuit and capture a feat oil very difficult
nature. The raid ON the s'bcarded Bilysn extended
over belt OF mile or more 10 the east
ward and westward OF Third avenue Tho
pound TO which the rebelous goats were
taken situated the Ninety street
and Second avenue. Here many as 200 goats wcro
confined ere set OF sun Wednesday afternoon, and
their mourniul bleeiings and cries made tho night
hldeous The majority OF the goats wcr, owned by
Irish aud German squaticrs. and II was like search
alter lost children at police station observe the
manner ia which these poor people claim their
missing pets. To reclaim goat IL necessary to pay
time pleasing object but goat In pawn Is pItiabc
for description.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02
POOR JACK ASHORE.

The admirable institution at the Navy Yard known
'Saiors Hall, I" a handsome wooden structure not
long erected the Cob Dock, and expressly de-
signed for the comfort convenience and entertainment
of the attached to tue receiving ship, last
evcnng-as indeed 1t has been or every Thursday
evening for time past-thc scene OF raro enjoy
ment Through the happy and successful endeavors Of
the naval officers who study the welfare Of '.poor
Jack ashore, an excellent method has been devised
to render their initiation in the service pleasant and
serene They made to feel at home, SO TO speak,
and surrounded by clements Well calculated to
their preliminary tasks smooth and delightful
In the building adjacent the rieate Colorado are all
the little luxures Tor which tho enlisted sailor of old
times might look in withdrawing, bath and reception
rooms, and In TACT everything suggestive of kindly
spirit those who enter the service During
the winter charming entertainments have been given
IN tho main hail. which, BY tho way, Is the pink OF
structed and amused Last evening. for instance
there was large delegation from the Colorado, which
is commanded by Captain d. L. Braine and invitations
were extended to the crews OF tho Coast Survey
steamers Gedney the Enueavor aud the Blake,
also to the boys OF The school ship st. Marv's
flagship Minnesota Tho hall presented very ami
mated appearance being handsomely decorated
reminded one OF SAILORS appearance on pay
day after three years. cruise. Tho assemblagc
seemed gratined not only with tie pra,seworthy
ENTERTAINMENT but with It's enjoyable effect upon the
sturdy and the trim looking boys in attendance
The contributors the general enjoyment Of all
Mr.. Conterno's orchestra Mr. Cantrel his humorous
delincatons. Miss Do Wolf aud MISS Chapin in
recitation, Mr. John Oakley in a very amusing
SKETCH. which provoked the hearticst laughter
and Mr f. Chaplin in quaint lecture
"Mesmcrism.n The hall resoundcd with peas
of laughter, and from beginning end atmosphere
Of pleasure pervadcd the place All hands enjoyed the
programme which was admirably arranged, and II is
safe that those Tor whose benefit IL
mainly gotten up thoroughly appreciated generous
motives which prompted the performance. Captain
Braine was among the audience and his from the
Colorado. All tho guests could hardly fail remem-
he his enicrnrise III ~ husnifuIiiv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02

Steamer Italia tBr), Craig. GlasgowIIenderson Bros
Steamer Nelson tBp, simpson, Bremen-Funch, Edge
Co.
steamer sueyia Ger. Fransen, Hamburg via Plymouth
steamer Bermuda (3D, Angrove Hamilton tscrmuda)-
steamer 4 Hatfield (Br,. Hatfield Windsor. Ns-C
Bertanx
steamer City Of Dallas Hines Fernandna via Port Royal
steamer Magnolia, Daggett savannahMurray. Ferris
steamer Richmond Kelley Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Uld Dominion Steamship 20.
Steamer Maytiower. Davidson. Phiadelphia-ss Hand
steamer Eleanorh johnson, Po~tland-J Amos
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse. Bostsn--h Dmock-.
Snip Regent, Boudoin Melbourne MAILER 4 Qu~reau.
Bark Cambrian (Br), Pease. Liverpoo-Arkel. TUFTS
Bark sionne ltaD Cuneo, Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Tsrraro Primo ItaD, Mur Cork or Falmouth for
orders-Lauro, Storey 10
Bark Industia dta schianino, Cork for ordes-Sloco
BARK Emanuels Accame utaD Lavagna Cork for orders
bark copeland CNor,. Terkelsen, Bremen-Funch Edge
4 Co.
Bark Alpha c3er. Rieck. Hamburg-Funch. Edge Co.
Bark Inca ttier. Wendeho~st. kotterdam-lheo Ringer
Bark II Chadwick, Low. Mstanxas-way deli 4 Co.
BARK Morning Star IBID. sisson. 81 Jago Wnydcli Co
Brig John Crandon. Pierce. Copcnhsgen-swan SON.
Brig alaska tBrD. fucker Rctterdam-snow Burgess.
Brig Hail Columbia, hrereton Rio Jsneiro-J Ward
Co.
Brig Raven, Wiley. Havana-Simpson. Clapp & Co.
schr Louise Orr, Orr. Gloucester Ed Winchester
schr Joseph Wilde, Rced. Maiaga-Gec Brown.
Schr Venture iBr). Hatfield. FaJardc PR-C Bertaux-
Sshr Jordan l. Mott. Brown. Baracoa-BJ Weinberg Co.
Sehr Evergreen (Br Kitchener, Londonderry, Ns-C W
Bertaus.
schr Duryea tBr, Fielding. Canning. Ns-C Der
tank
schr Mary J Cook. Cook, Pensscola-Parsons & Loud.
Scr George II Bent, smith Jacks0nville-Warr en Ray.
schr George Edwin. samr,is. Hartord-Rackett Bro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02
AN INHUMAN JAILOR.

OF either wilfui brutality or criminal careless.
part or station house doorman that calls
for Immediate investigation by the Police Commits
soncrs, came TO the knowledge of Supcrintc ndent
Wang yesterday. ON Wednesday night an officer
attached TO the rwenty.ihird precinct arrested.
Tho charge OF intoxcaton, an elderly German
woman named Caroline Deheler, who lives
Z No. 2C5 second street. lie took her TO
the Eighty -cghth street station house where
the usual questions asked, after which the
gcant directed Doorman Empire 10 take her a cell
The became hyslerical and refused 60 After
little delay The doorman succeeded IN getting
INTO the prison lie then thrust her violently into
cell slammed the door cry Of pain came from
Ne woman, but the coorman, without stopping to
oarn 10 cause locked tho cell and went up stars
The prisoner continued shouting and calling Tor help.
and at last Sergeant Shcehan suspecsing that
thing wrong fastened to see what was the matter.
He found the prisoner ia great agony. Her INDEX
finger had been caught between the stove JanD aud
the heavy iron door aud las top cut of, the severed
piece faiiIng on the door,
The Sergeant Immediately sent for surgical aid and
In the meantime rendered what assistance he could TO
thc sufferer.
Charges are TO be preferred against the doorman and
Ms Trial viii shortly take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02

To-day the thirty days allowed by the constitution OF
his State to the Governor for the signing OF bills after
ihe adjournment Of tho Legislature expires Those
sill remaining unsigned in his hands yesterday were
about dozen In a-namcly, tho Woodin charter
hmcndments the bill. authorizing and providing Tor
be manner OF surveying the annexed district north OF
Harlem River; tue bill amending tue charter OF tho
American Institute; the bill providing Tor The i'm.
prove ment of Riverside Park and avenue the PEABODY
District Courts bill which passed the last day OF
The session: Dill regulating the dissolution OF
poraons, the State Board OF Audit bill and several
others.
Yesterday morning Comptroller Green and Gov
ernor Tden bcld conference the house the lat
ter IN relation 20 the Wovdfn Charter Amendments
bill COMPTROLLER Green opposed the bill because Of
clause In section 20 which places upon the cty an OK
pense Ola million or more dollars. Whether tho Gov
ernor will sign II not il unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02
AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON May 3i-Arrived. schr Hannah wiletts, West,
Iivsrpooi: Rssslesnass, Philaaepsa Nepsune. Berrs
New York sehr; Martha Nseks. somes. EiiIaoethpori
Cleared brig Carrie Bertha, Han. Hull. Eng schr Mary
Bs sss'sd I, .sSq sfsn msssI
Passed Highland aiss steamer II Hammill. from New
RALTINoKE. May al-Arriysd. bsrks Village Belle tBr),
HAMPTON Hssas sehis AiSsr, Il Waite. prislc C"senss
Hattie baker, Baxter Weymouth.
ship Ssvads kTass ysts Sarss Faadn &s,,
ssns. % Gss' s ssswsn
Essihsra; TiSiIie,s wiiisis. New York: Jsans ss'
eli Rennsbee; q Laue. Lane boston Cora vansiidcr,
William Crane asr ns s.on shin
pnis5erg Ger. sehnisen Aotteram bsrks Teoce ntal)
scsr. Lizzie d Bsrker BAKER Nassau Oliver seh"sn
D.sessAy. New lissen Cyrus Hall. Hail. Boston, Willie
ss,edmssss%,r pisso sp. IyerpeoI ssrhs Luig
BRUNSWICK, Ga. May 25-Arrived, brig Noses Day
Lie IIoushion. Rose, New YORK
ysn New gs ] ds
delphi; 1o, cs s.h, Perry Percy Ne~ Haven
Also arrived 5ist steamer cssondeet Nccreery Fernan
BASS iiXasoR. May asarrivea schr Carver Pray
Calais for New York land sailed 2Ith,.
mario New York to load Tor naples sears Mars ii Miller
New York. Empire, Kennedy, do; Porto Rico Armstrong
sissmssisd sshr Palestine. New York.
load for ss shrs Kate aoS oH p
sdsiphia; Marion Draper Bailey do for halowell II
New York S''S. s%s. a GaS.s
., 1ns ss s SSn s.ssen e S.s D g
Jewett Jewe,t ueorge " Andrews. Watts and sesrsve
ssss s ssa i sea Nas.o nafs s,n
John inrrsham, Paesard. baltimore; Ioss Friend,
sS.S-s.Ilsd, sesr. ryon. Matthews New York N x
sns.Arryss, sshr Baltimore, New York. ,,