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time ic bas been concert singer, and rnhy
therefore claim certain amount of Indulgence,
as welt as tho oI1sct of nervousness
ttat Improvement required, for With there s Is
sufficient room. ~ tho remaining paris there
could be- little said that would bc gratifying to
Wagner was the beat .personatton he has yet
given us. Tho chorus, however, deserves to be
anathematized Il they cannot sing 70 tune,
they certainly might sing n ting, With the con-
under their very noses. The Kermessc scene,
which depends 40 largely upon them, was about
as ylyactoae g SUNDAY school, md not half 50
sources It was pslful picture.
still anothcr large nudtcnco was In attend
ance Of the theatre last evening to listen to tho
es; 'ff CT e .s ~ ths s Ss o q eans tn
characters arc concerned, was strong, Nine:
PalmIcri having tho role Of Lucia mud br!gnoII
t'1at rs Of hagardo. NJ NJ. Hall wa Ashton, and
been sung butter here. Mine. Pamleri, a.
though upon the first impression II might seem
that her physique, and large, broad style Of
tion Of the title role, lllleti the part Will great
acceptabEty, md sang It with such dramatic ln-
tcs,sity and paasio., tia. ouc soon forgot
any idea Of incompatlblllty IN making Up the
singing admirably fitted her for her two open
lng arms the Itgnapa mel sttensio and II Quan-
10 raptto." which tell the story Of the Ravens
wood legend, and she gave them with great
act, especially IN It's finale, and with dshton In
the sccond act, as well Is In tlle sextettc, her
power and yigol we're fairly thrilling and in hcr
opening ar'as slio dlsplayel sotnu very clever
sta execution; He1 Pcrsona.ton, in & &taft' con; @
hcen formed Of her .as IN artist from
/ her personations Of Norma and Leonoru,
! although as Lucia she had to contend against
physical disadvantages. We arc accustomed to
uealc creature, in place ot tho very substantial
bride Ut Inst evening. Brientll was at hts best,
and surprised every one, not aunc Will. his vocal
| power, but with absolute dramatic quality.
His Eugardo, like hta Nanrieo nfIortlcu corp
plcte evidence that ie has retained not only his
old richness OF tone, and startling, electric
power, but that he has also adaed to tteso
qualities display Of dramatic ability which llo
lias never shown before. In his great sccnc
It with as much viIor md real dramatic
| intensity Us II tho wholc scxtcttc depended
upon hilnsc1f, and his rofcc never rang out with
more precision, elearncss rcsouance, or beauty,
1t recalled the old dnys Of Stctfanone md
1rfre to hear SUCH o vocc leading this .grand
number. Mr. Halls hahton WA surprisingly
good-for Mr. Hail. In bis two arias In tao
first act, when he d'd not forge his
iiaii would - restra!n ,sif. iIall every
tImc he feels Inclined to hnlioo, hs
personations would be much more effective.
His excess Of power and noisy enthusiasm
unpleasant sort. Inc clorus was not 80 often.
eivc as on previous evenings, but Tue orchestra
henrsal. Tonight '.Afartha F." WILL be given,
with Brignolt III Ills old character Of Lfont!, md
Mile. Martinez, the successful debutantc, Us
, 1876-11-03


PIscKsEryiLlE, ILL.,. Nov. 2.-1he famous
Callahan clan tr!als,-the trial Of Jatnes
O'l,ricu, g. ". Allen, anu N. B. CollIus, tho re-
maining members of the Callahan Clan Of Jack-
sun Cuunty,-is now tn progress, brought heEo
I'll change Of venue. Statcs-Attorncy A.. Il.
Pugt, tllc Hon. ". ]. Allen, aud statc's-At-
torney D. W. Fountain rrprcscnt the prosccu.
tton; while John Alcnelam, G. l.. ltctss, Of
WATERLOO, @. n. Davis, +. IL: l.en.nn.
and Il. ". J. Whcatly arc defending. The
ease cxritcs deep interest Oil account
of tic extensive operations Of tho gang. Gum
Stiycs has turned Statc's evidence aga!nst his
former assoeIatcs, and his statements are rery
generally accredited rs truth. Il great number
of witnesses have been examined, anu few
more are yet 10 70 upon the standt when the
case will Ie argued BY tho counsel. Notwtth-
standing the great political excitement now
ruEing, there Ii general excitement about tho
result of these trials, aud the belief is now geu-
ural that they Will be convicted. IL they nrc,
this will wind up the Callahan Clan IT Jackson
County, Iii.
, 1876-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS.


notwithstanding the combination of mud
fv, -,,,, nn1 ocncr,, nrtcoro,orfr,, fIenrovftv
on wednesday, eysnlng, the1c ~as q large at
tendance at Mc'icker's upon tnc performance
Of 4Faust' Mr. Etrakuscll hns evidently de-
net,t1c, ou;tc M n,uch unon the nopl,larIty Of
tnc o,,cras IN his rcnertoirr ~ ,,n.'n th mcr,t.
~ operlss ~ US seps'tu' ~. w. apon ~. .. se
o. us troupe 10 fcsufe A's aua'ehces' ailo eeF.
tatnly the large crowds which have attended
those old operutic staples, " Norn1a,'' "Truva-
torc,, ana "Faust,n have proved that he
I,I,o, .o.,o..,r !, r.,,at,, ..,. ,-t,a,, ,ct,,,
1aoseo eoffee.'9' "us 6''eu "Na
Sast which may be called curious,
perhaps unique. Miss hcCullocl, who was
originally cast for .largutrtfe, still remaining
,nJisnosr,,. Mite. Martinez was called mon to
snt..," -, I s.' A :. .sse.a 49,. ~ ~
sing IL although sue LUIS lever ao"c IL os4ose III
public. Mr.. Karl. WHO tuck the role OF Fduss,
is singing this season tor the first time In Ital
Inn. Mr. Gottschalk, the .lfephato of the cast,
m.. ,". @ s,1 y, III H., r,srn r"frs t,,s ~ @
nus ne'el Suns y. w. ~ oe.oi su'a e,'1so''
80 thnt the thfee !cao4ns parts "ere Ill Tue Eahus
VI lcbutante aud twu nogiees. Under such
circumstances, tho performance was very re-
III, ,t.st.., ,h,, ,r,1, h., o,.,, .o,.,..,,,o,.,
A1'e' -hni.ne@' "i'u "'t4 w W.. se'nclapeteo
BY our coI'eeft'eoeFs Us MISS bcns1ecf, WHO
sanE iu tho APOLLO Club series Of couccrts Inst
scasou, Us We huve said, made her first public
appearance III the role Of .Hargusrife. Tie ordi-
nury tests Ut criticism, therefore, cannot apply
tu her. Tie question 10 be ruusidercu Is
rather what Is her promise fur the future
lnntcrlui to 1uku MI urttst, uuIer tho necessary
cnu,titiuns of iuIustry and aIubjttout iudging
tro,u ticr pcrsonation Of Marguerite, We Should
uuhesitatillgly gtsc an affirmative unswer, and
,,r,y,l,t1rn iicr Ill, unusually promising eii,rer
Ind her lrbut one of tic most sucvessIul uuo
I;lcutu boartls, II, iuIglps Vi lgr lucrits il is
to bu taAcu into uccount, tlrst, TINT she WIS
ca1irt, mnun 10 hill t1u role al short
, 1876-11-03
Tho Opposing Armies Will Tie.
tain Their Present
Positions.
4 European Conference Likely to
Be Called Soon.
Negotiations Will Proceed on the
Basis Of The English Pro.
posais.
France and Roumania Both Declare
for Strict Neutrality.


WANTS 70 rIND 0uT.
BELGRADE. Nov. 2,-Thc Scrylan Government
In. Instrnctra f;nn. 1srhcrnrvrff Ia ernd n flag
"s' 49,, ss"s, 49, .r,,.,.tst, ra,,,'
u tsueo u heou1 Ae.'"' tne ~ no" Io.n
fnandcr'ln-Ch!cf. to inquire whether nc has peeu
notified uf the conclusion Of an arnisttcc.
AN ApM1sr1cE AGREED uros.
cm pr-r,.,,,nn E,~ o-Ar o{rci,t fc1c.
9i' 49, " '.,AAr
gram received hete lFoa' "c"' 'gha''eA VIZ
nounccs TINT tho Porte hns accepted two-
months armisttce, beginning Nov. l, nnl has
orf1crct thr f,nme,itat, cessation Ut Lusttlftlcs
~, NJ, :, ~ :, r,t,,;o1,v o,,,,,,,,cc1
os.oa"pe' 'oF' 80, - o.,'ei4't. ~.
thai both armies VIII fetalh thc pos'tions Lucy
nouMAS1A NEUTRAL.
,rrcu,urar Nav n-.Thr Rn,,map,an senatc
C.., ~ n....,,. s.nns,,,a, .,s 49,. nas,r
atlu CAa1hucs VI Dcput4cs uhse'lu'eu III eStiao'-
binary session to-dav. The rcIEning Frlncc
OPENED Bcssiun With remarkably pactI(c speech,
In tle rn,,rsn nj wt,tel, In said: 1--WE receive
, 1876-11-03

Thu Now York Herald Of Tuesday says that
Newark lust night witnessed ths sensation of
tho present political campaign in New Jersey.
Mayor. NEHEMIAH PERRY renowned Ills aln-
glance to the Democratic party. Mr. pEAnY
was originally MI 0ld-Lino Whg. In 1873 he
wus nominated for Mayor Of Newark by the
Democracy, mud beat Mayor RlcAMp bvicss thar.
zoo majorlty. Tho Newark Opora-Ilouse was
packed with pcoplo last night eager to sec and
hear tho nnfni nInti
, 1876-11-03

6ptcidl Dspatch 70 Tie tribune.
KlnKwooD, ILL.,, Nov. 2.-Thrcc young men.
who live north Of town, left here last night
yelling at the top Of their voiccs. When they
reached tho edge Of town n young boy, by tilc
name Of Oscar Lewis, attracted by the noise,
stepped outside Of his fathers house to look
ut them, md one Of thu tncn pulled out bis re-
volycr md fired two shots ut hln, one Of which
took effect In his hip, making q dangerous
wound. The bail was extracted by DR.. Seson
to-1ny. The Marshal arrested them to-day.
Court to-tnorroW.
, 1876-11-03

Gpttfdg U9{tQltf 70 7n1 3F13HHR. =
Sioux C1Tr, H., Nov. a.-The Office Of the
Sioux City Courier. a German newspaper pub
lished here by the Hon. Charles Schroeder, was
entered By vanda)s lust night md completely
wrecked. The cases an1 forms were broken TO
pieces, and all the typo in the Office enptied in
Il hemp In the middle Of tllu iluor: There Is io
trace Of the purity who committed tho outrage.
though officers arr making every effort 10 tls-
nlout &lGQQ.
, 1876-11-03

pesplexcd to make It out. but orc Of the wo-
inel was n anlart Massachusetts girl, and ehe
Boun solved tho difficulty.
"1t's cIthcr,' - said she, with some lingering
doubt, "it'a either the Dcioogc-or the bursting
OF tho Worcester Dami'
"'Taint tho Dciooge," replied tho mnle Yank,
"Thcn us The Worcester Dam, sufcl'' voted
the trio, and glode peacefully On their way.
, 1876-11-03
KILLED DY a BRICK.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Nor. 2.-Durang a
heavy wind this afternoon one of the guys
which held large Hayes and Wheeler banner
stretched across Genesee aveuuc to the top Of
the Bliss Block gave way, carrying With It q
number Of brick from the balustradc, which fell
to the ground, striking Mrs. Mary c. Norris,
who was passing the block, on the head, killing
ncr instantly. DECEASED was very estinable
lady, the daughter Of J, O'Brfen, OF tlls city,
nnd only bccu married nbuut three months.
, 1876-11-03

Col. LoupnAM {Rep.) and Mr.. ]. G. CARLISLE
(Desn.} arc stumpiug their district for Congress-.
1t Is well, perhaps, to know tho true iawarlncBs
of d Kentucky Tildcnlto. The following is d
verbatim cxtract from CARLlsLg's speech IN
Cynthiana, mado OIL tho s9tn Of October. Wo
would usk the Cunrttr-JuurHa! OF Louisville
what lurs It think OF tho doctrine:
deny that the United States IL nation. It Ia d
vicious system fhnt i!as destroyed sovereign States
II Statu has nj right OF secession, su certainly
hns thu right Ut revolution.
, 1876-11-03

WOODSTOCK, Vt, Nuv. a.-Last evening"
shortly after dark, Myrou Emery, lad Of II,
was seized near hEs hume by thrrc masked men,
bound, gagged, and dragged Two miles 10 Silver
Lake, atsd thrown in. Tie men lied, aud Emery
managed to free himself nnl get ashore, where
he wns found completely exhausted aud iEsensi-
bic, The perpetrators llnyc not been discover
cd, and no cause Gun be assigned
, 1876-11-03
SlllclnE.

FEoaIA, ILL.,, NoY. Am old .uan TO years Of
age, and evidently German. hung himself to a
tres In the suburbs Of tAs city last night. Ho
was cut down and taken to the police head
quarters, aud All inquest held, reaultlnR 10 a
verdict Of suicide. liz is q stranger, and bis
body haa not been identified.
1ap1ANAPoL4s, lAA., NV. 2.-Iheodore
, 1876-11-03

Tic Times assails Mr., BREHrAao'spronuucia-
tlon OF tho English tnngue, md giyes that 10
reason sufficient for Republicans to support Ills
Democratic Atate-soycrcIgnty opponentt Now
tho tact ts tl,at Alr, DRsHTANo can make a bet
ter, ablor and moro lucid speech In The "Atneri-
can" yernacusat than tho editor OF the Tntes or
any Of l,ls assistant gdttors,
, 1876-11-03

"lacform is necessary" says the Now York
Tix1es, when nun who drew up tho notori-
GUS Crellt-MoblIcr fraud aspirea to tho Office Of
Chief Magistrate Ut tho nRtton. "Rcforln Is
necessary" when a man who made money by
.lIawng up Schemes Ut fraud, and saved II by
false statements ana perjury asks tho natton to
give HIN Its Highest otilco as tho s'gseat so-
furlnern
, 1876-11-03
THE INDIANS.

Special Dikpdsch to The Tribune.
SALT LAKE, utah, Nov. IA report from.
Camp stambaugh, Wyoming, says village
Of Afty lodges Of Shoshoncs was attacked Oct.
30 By large Sioux wnr-party, cstEmated at Zoo
lodges, at Painted Rock, near the SCENE Of
Bapt. Bates light In July, 1874, and about ntnc-
ty miles from Camp stambaugh. As far as
learned, only Que ShosIlotlc, by the name Of
IIumpy, escaped, who was the 1na!an who saved
tile life Of Capt Henry In Crooks second light
this summer,
, 1876-11-03

SpFc7l1 D1Fpascf 10 TIE 7F6ahz.
CAnL1nyiLLE, ILL.,, Nov. "A horrihle affair
occurred between two brothcss near Gillespie, III
this county. yesterday concerning tue sale OF
some hogs, when Japlcs 1scn strurk Ills brother
WiilMrn over tho heau with Il fenre-raii, break
ing Ills skull. from which Injuries lie soon aftcr
died. james Las been arrested.
, 1876-11-03

uE1e, O'ow.'aFa for uunluur, dating bis letter
u ele.,,' '.teads to hciicvc that ''sEays will
t.stc ran.,,, ,,'!au'l'antly over hotl, tlo Demo.
kpul1Isas FAAaswoRT11, aud tue REGULAR
purpna p1 ~ nol,'snee, LArMAor; aud fur tho
danr.. -. " hastng 1t appear that there i. m
b user. ~ Jus u"e t!spEN and Tammany cauuIdate.
IN The lIs.|a .aat HHAar received 1G,000 majority
aa4 f,",e Iolr ycars ago, md TINT nAYRs
datrrt W will receive fully $4,000 In thai
IL 80. new, tho value oi Ills first assart Inn ~
to]ter s'.a' "ss popularity OF IluaLuur "a
Gs4sr'@, @ 10 measured by lls statement nf
tqt,l 49, minority IN tho district in 1g7o. ~
w., Mo,o a41 1or CHANT IN that district wo.
a, ~ w. hia majority was mi. oyer - -
MaA y. majority fur Gov. t}aLEspr waa nsiug
~" aaAsr received y isrre nrmhsr 1s s1'ps y,
, 1876-11-03
ANN E{lZA'S AllM0NY.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 3,-IleEo was an CT
fort made yesterday to rcp'evla the property Of
brigham Young that haa bccn so11 at auction
by Il Commissioner. Tho Judge forbade the
Clcrk Of tho Court to issue at.d llo tho necessa-
~ papera, but reconstlered Ills action to-day,
anl the papers hare been Issued, aud the prop
erty - now III tho hands Of tue United 6tatea
MaTYhai,
, 1876-11-03

Tho Louisville Cpurier-JoHrnal las ceased
harping Oh tAa w!cketluess Of Bon IhaERsol1,
now that its party is supporting an avowcl int-
del Tor Congress In tho Ninth District The
g..L. Is doing what It can to elect HIN.
, 1876-11-03
4 FEMALE s,yINDLER.

:. x FEM IZLE 8 " IN ULElIt
PHILADELPHIA, ra., Nov. 2.-This morning
Hlary Gibson, alias Mary IIoweon, was arrested
on the curious cllarge Ut swlndliug Samuel ".
Garrison. She obtaincl1 from him the sum Of
*I,i0y.29 by representing thut relative iii Ger
1nany had left her bc4ucst Of $700, ,0o0, which
shc Ind deposited for sAfc Keeping In tue hands
City for trla1.
, 1876-11-03


The syudicatc engaged In placing tho AZ per
sst osns I y e. 81 t9T ;.a m &
6gLtoMAN, and AuuuxT BELMONT. THREE Of
thcse bellevo the election Of Gov. TiLnEN wonll
mt stop to the loun antl earnestly advocate tho
election Ut HAYES and WHEELER They ure backed
up by sucA capitalists and men Of financial an-
thorlty aa MosEs TAYLoA, JAMES LENox. joMN
puELrs, WILLIAM Il. DopuE. and JoltX A. S7Ew.
, 1876-11-03

Sioux C1TY, Nov. "A young man named
Ray Ward was attacked by boar in the stree:
Inst night md seriously injured. The iufur-
alcl animal knocked Ward down, and cut sew
cral fearful gashed IN his back aud sides. He
will probably recover.
, 1876-11-03

LITTLE Hook, Ark, Nov. 2.-W. u. Stewart,
d dcspcrudo md citizen of thu Indian Mutton,
WHO murdered n ma,, named Henry Plant. was
arrested near Coltun on Iuestiay by Deputy
Federal Marshal. liz attempted TO escape, md
WIS s1!ut uan1,
, 1876-11-03

Hines, supposed 10 ho from Seymour, came to
this eIty aud engaged buarti this morning. This
afternoon lie swallowed a quantity Of atsycll-
niue and wns fo,snd dead in Its ruon this tvtn
ing, having evidently expired IN grtat agony.
Nothing Is known about Kiln or The cause u the
act.
, 1876-11-03
THE WEATHER.


WAsuIaoroH, D. G., Nov. 81 u. m.-For
the upper lakes, rising barometer, northwest to
westerly winds, cooler, cloudy weather aud
possibly rain.
For the lower lake region. stationary or rising
barometer, wcat anil southwest wlida. COOLER,
cloudy ami threatening weather.
LOCAL OHuEnYATGUhk ..
luiGi1n. NnY
, 1876-11-03

Special Dtspasch to 7zs Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,: Nov. a.-jewclcr Fred
Preusser was robbed u three valuable gold
watches under asgravating circumstances thts
evening" Two men called aud askcd to examine
the best in hts store, and, ~ thc watches were
handed cut Of the case, The fellows threw snuH
in thu dealer's eyes and effected thelr escape.
, 1876-11-03

apEE70s UFEpdzch 70 3HE 7FoHHe.
1EAvgNwoKTllt KAN. Nov. 2.-This morning
an infant child Of Mrs. Harriet Jones WAS burned
to death In North Lcavenworth. She had been
left alone by her mother, md her clothes caught
lire while playing with the stove.
, 1876-11-03

A1zI5s3N10V03 . 3'3AF1k4KF3FF
RospouT, n. T., Nov. 9.-Ttc cnt!rc front Of
the residence Of Augustus suppcrs, IN this city,
was blown out this morning Ut o'clock, by Il
c!,arga Ut powder placed In il window by spI,,c
malicious person. Tuo occupants of thu house
we.e unlniuscd.
, 1876-11-03

What trles wordS than those uttered by Col.
IhaEissoLL iu Its estimate Ut the characters OF
HAYES and T1LbRN iu Ills Chicago speech;
During the War RUTHERFORD b. HAYES re-
, 1876-11-03
DIED OF his INJURIES.

PoTTsy1LtE, ra., Nov. 2.-John Welsh, an
other victim Of tbs tlse-damp explosion in the
st. Clair mIncs last Tuesday, died this morning.
, 1876-11-03
PERSONAL.


Paradise" draws his inspiration from huge Jumps
Of tobaccot which arc hung about his stuhy.
II was a shtevd romafk nf Macautnys = that silt. |
ford wna Tic hrst modern Historian WIN understood
that 1cn who wrote In Creek occasionally told lies.
Molicfa was tho progonEtor Of tho old English
phrase. "Hhen woman will, she will, F" ctc. (;
for hu ea1d That woman wt,ose love was orposcd
wns already half won.
Alsaphaol has becn discovered in New Orleans,
the gcnuncncss Of which ia we'll atteecd from tho
fact that It has the monogram Of tho atlat care.
fully worked In the corner
Mr. 1saac 1sny, tho father Of negro. .rninstrclsy,
died In Kentucky last Wednesday, In the 7Gd yeur
Of Ills ngo. Ifo lived long enough to Ia nahaMcd
Of hfa offspring Ills staKG.nano was 6am John.
sol.
celia Logan ttcncs that the New York ladies arc
addicted to tho use of opium, but saya that many
Of them take too much arsenic for the complexion.
Tho ctlcca Of nrscn1c ean bc In puffy cyelld4
ard b1oatcd checks.
dispatch IL tho Cincinnati Enquirer dated
Now York, Oct. ii, says: "lt ir stated hcrc on
good authority that George ". Chtids has bought
tic New York Tribune. ~ be delivered after tho
election. without It's real estate. fur $780, ao0."
The l'isa!nx Of wagnsr's and webe1's 1nnsto In
Paris last Sunday, taken In connection with the
fnct that German Influences arc strong with The now
school Of French composers, ehowa thnt popular
prutudiccB can obtain no distinct recognition In
hrt.
President Clladbourue told the Freshmen OF
williams College that tho notion Of having girls
admitted to college for the sake Of their good tndu
encc upon the boys %as unauuad, Whercupon ono
Ut tho students eagerly imputed, Don't y0u
think 1t would have good influence on tho young
ladtesr
Clnra Louise Kellogg a. tho ethereal Marguerite
at Philadelphia WIS obliged to say audlbly u tho
with tia cnfcluut. lrht. ttIsut the light.
, 1876-11-03

4 Word to NfotherN.
You will And Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup an
invaluable friend. 1t cures dyscntcry and dtaE.
rhtra regulates tlc stomach md bowels. cnrea wind
collie, softcns the gums, reduces Inflammation. and
gisea tune and energy 70 the whole syHtein IL VI.
from pain and cxhauslon relief will bc found tn Is
or 20 minutes after tho Soothing Syrup has been
administered. Do not fail to procure 1t.
, 1876-11-03

ccived mnny wonnla in tho flesh, Int not one
scratch upon Ills hoior. HAMGEt. ]. TiLpEN re-
cciycd munY wounds In his honor, but not cue
scratch on his flesli"1
, 1876-11-03

NI V111k 7 f1HNIt N. Is
HUDSON, N. r., Nov. o.-'rhe glovs factory OF
H. u. BIlnpsou,at Chatham Village, waa burned
to-<tay. Tho loss not ascertalncd. Tho iusur-
allg0 i $l5,QGO
, 1876-11-03

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-Thrco tce-houscs belong
lng to GcorGo Lay, and several stables and small
out-hutl1lngs, wcrc burned In Carunielet YES
day Afternoon, ratauIng loss of about sc, 700;
insurance., 81, ,000, In u lOcal company.
, 1876-11-03

sAyANNAn, Co., Nov. a.-The total number Of
intermcnts to-tlay was seven, live Of which were
from yellow fever.
, 1876-11-03

CONVICTED.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Nov. 2-atAry Canaan,
agcd 20, has been convicted Of the murder Ut
her child iu July last,
, 1876-11-03

be required to spin q pound Ut thu wGb. Yet tho
Emprcss Of Brazil lately gave to Queen victos!n u
Iresd woven from spiders wobs. The fabric bciug
fur aner tl.an tAe ane.t silk.
Tho popo Fccclvcl tho Spanish pilgrims In St.
Peters Oct IT, the VATICAN being found too small
for thu audience. Thcro wese at least u, 00O pur.
soma In tho Hasica, and none wcro admitted with.
out special permission. Tho Pope entered on foot
surrounded by nineteen Cardinals, the Noblo
Guard, and the Swtss Guard. 4 tremendous
shout wns raised tho momont tho Pope was soen,
nnd wna continued until lie took LIS deat on thu
throne errcted Al tho ond Of tho left transcpt. It
wna with difficulty that silence could 10 enforced.
The address was read, In tho name OF the pilgrims,
by Archbishop Eyronada. In reply hIs llollncss
delivered disco,,r4o which lasted aftecn MINUTES.
After extending tho Apostolic bpncdiettOn over all
prcscut, thu PuEa was carried through tue church
In tho 8edfa festotorIa borne on tho shoulders Of
eight servants In full csisnson damask livertes.
md left the sasi!tca by tho Chapel Of tho 8acra-
,ncnt, Tho Pope wore hts ordinary whIto sostoaa
and cape, and looked exceedingly well,
HOTEL AAII!vALs.
United btasrs ssnlstor to swltzct'aldi hiai q. Il.
9SsnIay: 9.Issy:: y 4 IT, Ms.a 1tss t. y ts;saytos j.
Drake. Rock ltland Arqus; Col: J, r. llrown and
Il: 9. GlsfkS: New YeFk; shs !iSn q s. %hits.
'SS'' wep wAH.pf G.t'es cs :sss 5s%s. s;s NV
lssIa, London, Eas. E y. W i. ra.sy road nISas as
Lac; H., !iawlcy., King, Dublin, lrslaud j;
E1ai! d. flanqus, New York. =, Graad Hleltc-
Inzef.oll. Peoria; j0hn Fasil!e, Fond da Lac;
5a!nss Pax, taa'E1Mi ttuFa poutmann. Das,nse,
siHi iisS ,es Meines Jaass qufasss; shase wit
la!n Gsel.an'. rhI!alepha. fal,atr Iioass-O.J.
Irish. Isactus; Alexander Efcu1!, Now York;
J.. Erodlc. ciIaton, H.; tho Rev. Engeuo il.
M,llss LySnst Ia; l. GaFtst, Omaha; Q. =.
J. q. Adams, HENDERSON, Ky. II. L. Lewis. Mon.
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ne lui venait-il point 4 Pheure triste, i
lheure douloureuse, quana yous avcz
besoin DUN rayon dc soleil, lorsqu'il
yous fait unc consolation, ct que votre
pauvre tGte demande pour appui la blan-
che epaulc dune adorable femmcs Car
Iliomme nc peut vivre soul. Ii mourrait
dams cettc solitude. N'a-t.il point i DON
ner les tresors dc son cGur, ct son cpur,
eli rctour, NATL pas droit aux tresors
ct aux tendresses DUN autre cnur? Don
ner ct recevoir, telle est la benGdiction
supreme dc Ia vic. Sill est un crime, on
plut0t un malheur, c'est quand ~onGchan-
sc imprudemment les tresors- do son ri
che cGar contre les gros sous dune tire
lire dc courtisane.
Mails a quot bon tout &c bayardage,' ct
lie voulez-vous point SAVIOR lie denouc-
ment de CO petit poame9 lie finir limo.
comment, chastement, CONNIE ON tinit
un reve bleu, serait peut-atre bicn. Nous
ie devrions sans doute. &c serait une
ldylle dc purete ct de blancheur pour
les yicuX jours ct les doux souvenirs de
notre heros. Mails nous voulons etre vrai
]asqn'au bout. Et puisque Eaoul ct Sa-
rah, I'LL sOir du rendezvous M Pare do
Ia Refine, replierent leurs allies DANCES
pour les joies de la terro ct les ivresses
dc ramour humain, il nous fault bien
dire que les anges immacules he peu-
vent viyre dams les broni!lards dc Lon
dres, ct que CO nest qu'auS cieuN, dams
les spheres %inconnues, aux monles i'm
materiels dc Fame ct de Tideal, que I'on
peut Sc sourire sans danger, s'aimer sans
peril ct Sc donner DIES rendezvous sans
crime.
J. GENTIL.
"a CORtiuvcr.)