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The New York herald., 1876-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

THEODORE THOMAS FOURTH SYMPHONY CONCERT.
stein~ay Hall was literally packed as, night on tho
occasion Of one Of those charming symphony concerts
characteristic Of the orchestra OF Mr. Thomas The
programme was one OF unusual interest the first part
containing choice works by the immortal trinity Of
music. Haydn Mozart aud Beethoven and the last part
consisting Of suite by the prolific Joachim RaH
called Hungarian Customs and divided INTO iys
novements-0verture, "At the FrOntier;' Trahmerei
''On the Plain - march, Assembling OF the Militia -
"People's Song,n with variations, and National
Dance" Raf's work is fresh, melodious and
effective aud shows the author in his happest vein.
IL will take rank In popularity. we opine beside the
''lm Wade" symphony The Haydn symphony was
from the collection Of Bretkopf& Haertel Of Leipsc
and was novelty 20 most OF the audience present.
The happy childke spirit OF the father Of the sym
phonic form is mirrored In every measure OF this
work. Beethoven represented by his martial
overture, 'Corolanus The playing Of the orchestra
was up TO the standard Of excellence which one must
always associate with Thomas concert The piano con-
oerto in G, No, 467 OF the Koeche catalogue by Mo-
cart played by William Mason with exceeding deli
cacy, grace and expression. 1t OF the most
attractive concerts or the season.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
THE BABcocK TRIAL.

RuMoEs AND STATEMENTS AFTER THE BATTLE
A PROMINENT WITNESS MOI UsED-THE DIS
TRIcr ATTORNEYS snEScE-M DoNALD's 5
DoLE-coRRuPT JURORS.
ST. LOUIS. Feb 26, 1876
It being we'll known fact that D. ". D. Barnard
Bank Commissioner OF this city and cousin Of Prcs-
dent Grant, was witness before the Grand Jury
against Babcock, good deal curiosity has been ex
pressed to nnd out why he not used the trial
District Attorney Dyer was interviewed on the subject
to-day. He said 1t was true that Barnard a wit
ness for the government before the Grand Jury and
that the indictment partly based on his evidence
but declined TO state why was not put the stand
Dyer said that Barnard had suddenly changed his mind
on the subject and that II was matter which could
not be properly discussed now
Among those who sent their congratulations 20 Gem
eral Babcock yesterday General Mcdonald who oc
cupies cell in the county jail Mcdonald says If his
trial had been fair Babcocks and had the judges
instruction been liberal, he would have been
convicted good deal Of talk is being made about the
corruption OF the Babcock jury and the air Is full OF ru
mors that subject
Some important developments promised about
this Jury and also the ures in the preceding whiskcy
Trials The Erening Dispatch of to-day says-
ln this connection il may not be improper say that
some startling revelations about to be made in rela
ton TO some OF the jurors who have served in the
whskey trials. 1t asserted that OF the Jures
was man who occupied position under the governs
ment and who actually subpenaed the members OF the
jury upon which he sat Other equally strange things
are talked Of which may up shortly
A MDoNALD.
Quite sensation was created here to-day by the
statement that the night Of the day General Babcock
was acquitted he made secret trip in closed
carriage to the County Jail and had CON
ference with General Mcdonald Judge Krum
OF his counsel interviewed the subject tonight
and admitted that Babcock did visit Mcdonald He
said:"We did go to the Jail to Mcdonald but so
far from there being any secrecy about it, might be
inferred from the statement made went in a hack
from the hotel at SIX O'Clock in tho evening and with
no attempt at conceament whatever had told Cen
eral Babcock that Mcdonald suffering in health,
and General Babcock expressed desire to see him.
That Is all the mystery there was in It. 1"
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
GOVERNOR HENDRICKS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 26 1876
Governor Hendricks delivered the opening address TO
the Southern States Exposition the fair grounds
day. The only political reference contained the
following paragraph
Gambling speculations may indeed be prosperous
when the foundations OF society all unsettled but
not with the honest pursuits and productive arts Of
life The agricuuralist and the mechanic cannot pros
per under bad laws under laws which dishonesty
unrghteousy or partially administered. They cannot
bear the burden OF taxation, which inevitably falls
upon them when self seeking and corruption control
public affairs believe that the stability and sense OF
security which are essenn to permanent prosperity
require that eur political Institutions shall entirely
restored, well in their spirit in their form. Our
experience has established the fact that they pecu
arly adapted our condition and wants as a people
II must be settled that II shall be ques-
toned that the powers which belong TO the Staies
under form OF government shall be exercised by
the States without any interference Intimidation
control from without The occasion which has brought
you together rs In no respect political partisan and
! would not by single word violate lis proprletes.
Intending criticism upon one. think may prop
ery say that the recent history Of this city and state
has shown that the people cannot labor and pursue
their avocatons with when disturbed and dis
uacted by conflicting Jurisdictions over them
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
PIGEON. SHOOTING.

THE TOURNAMENT AT NEW oRLEANs-H. N.
SHERMAN WINS FIRST MONEY IN THE OPEN
ING EVENT.
New ORLEANS, La, Feb. &C. 1876
The pigeon shooting tournament naugurated here
to-day under the auspices of the Crescent City Rdo
Club promises to be very successful There are many
STRANGERS In town; the crowd at the Fair Grounds
not largo as anticipated, yet there
was much interest evinced in the contests so
far as they progressed The shooting opened with
the tournament purse OF ST. 900, entrance 500 ifty
fill pro rata 10 birds each, 21 yards rise; class
prizes $500 the rst $500 TO the second and $500
the third II. N. Sherman and J. H. AckIn killed all
their birds and in shooting of tho tie they retired FIRST
% yards when each cutting down their three pigeons
they went back TO 81 yards At this distance Sher-
man ceverly stopped three additional BIRDS and Ack-
lin killing but two, the former declared the winner
of the $500 K. T. Manning secured the second prize
and Charles Spear third money.
The second event was for purse or $780, entrance
$40 $50 to ll pro rata 10 birds each, class prizes
$3.50 the arst $3.50 TO the second and 500 TO the
third This commenced. but Governor Hendricks
wishing to deliver his address at the tme by request
the shooting discontinued, leaving II undecided.
Besides the unfinished event there are on the pro-
grnmme for tomorrow two events. the purses beng
respectively 900 and $500, each divided INTO three
parts
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sooKs RECEIVED.

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Colonel John A. Bridsland United states C1usnl H
Havre, arrived from Europe the steamship L.afay.
ette and is at the Fifth Avenue hotel Ei Go vernof
william Beach Lawrence, OF Rhode Island is sojourn
ing at the Abemarle Hotel Congressman John NJ
Davy and Postmaster Daniel 7. Hunt. OF Rochester
at the Metropolitan Hotel Professor n. B. Andsr
son, President OF Rochester University residing Al
the Everett House. Captain Cook, of the Steamship
Russia staying at the Brevoort House. Secretary u
State John Bgelow arrived at the Westminster HotA
yesterday from Albany. Congressman George ". Hen,
dee, OF Vermont, and John william Wallace. OF Phn
delphia, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel James r..
osgood. OF Boston, is among the late arrivals At the
Abemarle Hotel.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
LITERARY CHAT.

The "Life Of DR.. Mott" so long President Of Union
College, Schenectady, BY Professor Tayer Lewis and
Dr. Van santvoord, is just out from sbcdon's press
There are printed In the Netherlands S52 daily and
weekly papers and periodicals This Is an increase Of
sixty-cight since 1871
The Boston Literary World says that the book trade,
ike the currency, has been too much1nnated There
has been overproducton and too many poor books
crowded upon the market The pccuniary losses Of re-
cent book failures great but are OF little Importance
comparcd with the Generalization attending them
The AAenaaH says OF Lord Lytton's posthumous
novel 'Pausamasn that Of his historical novels. ascr
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIcK oY THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27-I A. N.
IA-.LuL.I.lann


OFPIcK oY THR CHIEF SIGNAL 0PP1cER,
WASHINGTON, Feb 27-I A. NJ.
TrobabittfeG
For Sunday in the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
stationary or falling barometer, southery
winds and cloudy weather, followed in the Western
Gulf states by northery winds and rising barometer
Sunday night
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri VAL
10y, falling barometer, southcrly winds and rain, fol-
lowed by rising barometer, northery winds, colder,
cloudy weather and possibly snow attending new
storm centre.
For the lake region and the Middle States, rising
barometer northeast winds, cloudy and rain or snow
and stationary temperature, possibly followed by fall
ing barometer in the upper lake region.
For New England, northeast TO northwest winds,
rising barometer, stationary or lower temperature,
cloudy weather, followed by rain or snow.
The rivers continue generally stationary or falling
cau.ionary signals continue at Grand Haven and
Milwaukee.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
FRANCE

EHR PREFEcTs REMAIN IN PLAcE-No CHANGE
IN THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
PARIS, Feb. 26, 1876
Up to this time of the precs have resigned be-
Of the oil Al. buaet the Secretary of
. Che Interior.
POLITICAL SITUATION UNCHANGED.
The political situation remains unchanged.
BoURsE
The Bourse is quiet and steady The feeling Of de-
= preston much relieved.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
A CONFIDENCE Man.

man representing himself as Ed. Duval called on
Emanuel schlamoriiz, at his store on Broadway, on
10Th inst, and purchased goods to the amount OF
s22s so He gave what appeared 10 bo satisfactory
references and received the goods paying half cash
giving note Al Two months for the balance He
called again the next day and made purchases
TO the amount Of $l62 the terms Schlamorltz
shortly discovered that he had been swndled by
one who personated DuvaL detective from the
Twenty yninth precinct was detailed TO work up the
case and last night succeeded in arresting the pre-
tended DuvaL Rc gave his name Gustavus n. Lam
yep. residing al No. So Varick street
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
SOUTHERN CoLoRApo OPENED.
EaLo, Feb. 26, 1870

RAILROAD coAn1UNIcArloS ExTEDNED TO
PUEBLO.
PtEnLo, Feb &C. 1870
The track OF the Atchison, Topeka and Santa re
Railroad was completed to THIS city this evening and
now Southern Colorado has direct broad gauge rail-
road connection with the Eastern states The track
OF the Denver and Rio Rrande road s being pushed
RAPIDLY south and soon these roads will monopo-
fize the carrying trade TO New Mexico aud Arizona.
Tuesday, March Z has been designated a. the day
tor grand celebration in u clty in honor Of the
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
THE wIMPLE MURDER.

LiTrlE vALLK,, " Y, Feb. 26, 1915
In the case Of Emma L. Wmpic, Jointly indicted
with Nelson H. Cool for The murder Of Charles VIM
pe her husband, by poison March last averdict OF
guilty OF murder the second degree was rendered at
midnight last night The Prisoner sentenced TO
Sing Sing Tor life
Cool was convicted OF murder in the first degree
during the last term OF ncrc was respitcd to
March 3 further respite Is expected with strong
hopes OF a Communication to inpr soument for hic
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

an Allowances have made for rs incomplete stata
/ '.Pausamas" must be pronounced me pcors.t
Friedrich Spiehagen writes 70 the Ahe,y1v. from
Berlin in warm praise o. Hoyn's "O'e A.e Well" II,
ADDS that while 1875 has produced Ia Germany 10 gres
WORK OF art science tbs sterii,y Ia the slcreI
realm Of literature attributed 70 'tAose lccurse,
nve mauards
"King Poppy" IS the sweet aud suggestive title
Lord Iytto. as forthcoming poem
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
20 wearl,ome oonaitlon of hum,ni,, .

u, Wearlsome condition OF humanity
How many wtetched homes in land How cart
broken invads Life with many signifies cnerout
existence All subject to disease but when health
moved the hope is nearly out sickness usually u-
Cured through carelesness Especial this
with those diseases peculiar Through hoe
mprudence and folly she is made to drag out
Bile exstence-a of and anxiety TO hee
friends and anything but comfort and pleasure to herseE
Exposure the cold times when she should be
dent overtaxng her body with aborous empoyment
both fruitful Of many Of the maades from which
she suffers Gradually the bloom leaves her cheeks her hpa
grow ashy white, her vvscity departs she continually
feeling of weAness and general languor aud Alto
getbe ghosty What she needle
Should she take stimulating drug which will tor tha
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The New York herald., 1876-02-27
ITALIAN OPERA.

Mile. Ttiens gave matinee performance Of "La
Favoritap yesterday at tho Academy Of Music pre-
vious to her departure for Boston We have already
spoken in detail of the magnificent mpersonaton Of
the Kings favorite, Leonora by Mile. Titiens, and
need only say here that yesterday grand
tho nrst occasion, on which she appeared in Doni-
zettps opera The last act particularly impressive
in its display OF dramatic power. Brignoli sang
"Sprto Gentil charmingly and recalled, and Tag
lapietra was an excellent representative Of the King.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
THE OLD GUARD.

CHARLESTON S. c., Feb 2e 1870
The visiting detachment Of the Old Guard OF New
York city left for home this evening the steamer
Champion. Their departure was made the occasion Of
an imposing escort parade OF the volunteer companies
headed by the Filth United States artillery. As tho
steamer moved from the dock national salute was
arsd hr Ratterv from the head OF the uier.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
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The New York herald., 1876-02-27
CENTRAL ASIA.

4 RUSSIAN CALL FOR TERRITORIAL ANNExA-
TroN-PR1soSERs SAID TO HAVE BEEN MUIR
OERED.
ST. PKrERsBrRe Feb. &c, 1876
The Golos urges the incorporation OF Khokand with
RUSSIA under the name the government of Fcrghana
HAVE HRES NAssAcRED.
It believed at Khodjent that alter the recent battle
at Asake all the Russian prisoners the hands OF the
Insurgents were massacred at Margnillan.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
WRESTLING MATCH.

BosroN, Feb 26 1876.
wrestling match at Beethoven Hall tonight be-
tween Bauer and Professor Heygster was won by the
former in three straight falls Several thousand dol
lars changed hands and hundreds Of people turned
away unable gain admission. The contestants rep
resented France and Germany and the match created
rrea interest
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
ENGLAND.

UNIVERSITY HoNoRs TO pRdfEssoR RUsK1N.
LONDON, Feb. %, 1s76
John Ruskin has been reelected to the Sade Profes-
sorship OF Fine Arts At oxford University.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
UTAH POLITICS.

SALT LAKE CRY, Feb 26, 1876
The Democratic County Convention held last night
indorsed the policy OF President Grant regarding Utah
az expressed in his annual Message.
Some republicans here advocate a new county con-
vcnton sets Of delegates were elected 10 the
nm lnlnI call cd
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
BASE BALL.

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Feb. &C. 1876
The directors OF the New Haven Base Ball Company.
at a meeting held to-day voted to withdraw from tho
National Association, and will not take part in the
meeting TO be held in this city next wednesday.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
Disastrous Consequences Of the lnunda-
tiOnS in Germany.
BISMARCK'S STATUE.
The French Political Situaticn Unchanged
The BOurSe Steady.
HONOR TO RUSKIN.
SPAIN.
MurrNY IN THE cARLIsT ARMY-sURRENDER TO
THE KINGS OFFICIALS

MurrrY IN THE cARLIsT ARsIY-sURRENDER TO
THE KINGS OFFICIALS.
MADRID Feb &C. 1876.
II officially announced that eight Carlist battal
ions have refused obey orders TO fire upon the roy
aiista After a conflict between the officers and men
tho force dsbanded surrendered parties at
Toiosa yesterday.
The Carlists are soliciting amnesty by thousands.
despatch from the royallst General Martinez
0ampos announces that battalions have surren-
dered at Pampeluna
COMING CLOSE.
II ia generally believed complete break up OF
the remaining Carst forces is imminent, and the war
is regarded as virtually ended
COSMOPOLITAN ADVENTURES IN DON CARLOS
ARMY-wHAr THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT HAS
DISCOVERED
PARIS Feb &C. 1876.
The AoHteur says the inernmen OF several thousand
Carliss by France has led the discovery of number
Of cosmopolitan insurgents in The ranks, including
former officers of the Garde Mobile, Germans Poles
and several descrters from the French army.
The latter will be tried by court martial
STILL SURRENDER.
About hve hundred Carlsts surrenderng daily to
the French authorities
MoRIoSEs'
Hendaye advces state General Morioncs, COM
manding the royaiss has arrived lrun with fifteen
battaons. He is now marching toward San Sebastian.
IN FLIGHT
The Carsts are demorallzed and fleeing in disorder.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
THE SNOW BLOCKADE.

QUEBEC, Feb. 90, 1915
The snow blockade the Grand Trunk continues
No trains go West tonight The Western mails due
this morning arrived tonight having been transported
from Craig's Roads IN sIeighs
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
DGDUCTIoN OF FREIGHT RATES.
cnIcAoo, III, Feb. %, 1879

CHIcAGo, III, Feb %, 1s7d
The managers Of the Eastern Railroad line Leading
INTO Chicago to-day agreed reduction OF Eve cenis
On east bound grain and fourth freight and ten
cents on aour. This reduction 70 90 into operation
March