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NIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN FIFTH WEEK, FIFTH,
of tho Glorious Success.
POOR OF NEW YORK.
EVERY EVENING AND
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OPENING NIGHT.
MONDAY, AUGUST ~. 1877. with tho popular ssars
NIX. AND MRS. FLORENCE,
in Woors Anne rican Comedy. the
MIGHTY DOLLAK.-
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VJNKk TIEATKIs
i HENRY t. ABBEY ...,. Lessee Manager
Mr. Abbey regrets TO announce POSI- lively TIL LAST
WEEK or
BABY,
as owing to existing arrangements the piece will he
produced. With the principal members Of the tho
Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
MONDAY. August ~.
Tho theatre will therefore be closed that 4
thorough renovation.
This regular Fall and winter will open
MONDAY. september 8, with
MIR .SOTIlERN,
La CRuSIfEn AGEnIAN
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UPOOLE DONSELLY I~s,s~s and Man acers
RESERVED SEATS ONLY Soc
MR.. JOSEPH MURPHY
In Marsden's beautiful Play
THE KERRY Cow
enthusiastically received by
full and fssiiona able audencea
MATlNEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
FRIDAY EVENING.
benefit OF Mr. Joseph Murphy.
GRAND DOUBLE BILL.
MONDAY. SEPT s. opening OF tho regular and wiuter
season, with Mr.. y. :. CuANFKAU in KIT"
, 1877-06-09

A MURDERoUs SEA FLowER.-CHs
of the exquisite wonders of the sea Is
called the opelet. and is about as large
As the German aster, looking, indeed,
very much like one. Imagine very
large double aster, with great many
long petals Of light green order,
glossy as satin, and each one iippeG
with rose color. These lovely petals
do not lie quietly in their places, but
wave about in the water. while the
opelet esings 10 a rock How innocent
and lovely it looks on lis rocky bed.
Who would suspect that 1t would eat
anything grosser than dew or SUI
light? But those beautiful waving
arms, as you call them, have use be-
sides looking pretty. They have 10
provide for a large, open mouth,
which is hidden down deep among
them, SO hidden that one can scarcely
find il. Well do they perform their
duty, fer the ins.aD; e foolish little
fish touches one OF the rosy tips, ne Il
struck with poison as fatal 10 hun as
lightning. He Immediately becomes
numb, and in a moment stops stTug-
Cling, and then the other arms wrap
themselves around him and be Is
drawn into the huge, greedy mouth,
and il seen no more. Then the lovely
arms uaclose and wave again IN the
wafer.
, 1877-06-09

ENGLAND AND THE WAR.-Tbe special
norr,spondeu, Of the Chicago Tunes sends from
London sensational dispatch that the war
feeling in England is intense and cannot
much longer be repreased. The success OF
the Russian armies in Asia, aud the compar.
alive inaction on the D.uube, are represented
a. creating an apprehension in ETglaad that
territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT is rather The mo
1--WE aud oll~ct of the war than any desire 10
protect Christian subject. cf Turkey in Eu-
ripe. The Iage; correspondent adds that he
Ersli-h representative al Constan irople has
tern sending dispatches for Il week which
lravu England no alternative but war IL
was asserted that The Turkish lefe;se IN Asia
has bren f., by c1uducr, d with the prc:ned.-
ID ed purpose 10 elec'rlfy England into in
5 ant inteIf renc-. THIS ueu>, however, may
br received with some grains Of allowance.
The Ilaes special correspondent in London
ha- he Reputation Of being ulurc cnrryrIic in
Sarheriug ruDurs and furwariing them To
hi Journal ~ facts, Ihdii n Il careful sitting
Of current talk with view 10 arrive at n
oorrect estimate of public opinion. He per-
,Ormed soIne notable service III Ibis hue in
Loui@isua Hast wiurrr, aud III her loc4li-
ii has shown drpo-i'iou to forward IL, vs.
which no her journal is likely 10 receive.
HIS representations Of he stale If public feel
ing in England may be correct, but it is AL
uusrub bic basis upon which to assume that The
English people are i'll haste 10 incur the tre-
mendOus responsibility Of espousing IN the
field the CAUSE of the Turk.
, 1877-06-09

The expiration Of fresh meat from the Eastern
cities to Europe ATTRACTS much st.enton. lie trade
although of recent origin, has already assumed yasi
proportions, aud Is no louger an experiment. The
New York Slipping LAST OF recent dzte says:
On SATURDAY last, 5000 quarters and 40 tons were
shipped from tins port aud t.is Is only far samp
of the regular export for sometime past This a
trade whlch be extended 70 any prcf able limit
Official retprs made TO the bureau Of statstic- show
tIt during tie month ended April IA, ls17, the ex-
ports OF fresh Lesi frOn the United States were
sIl6s2s pounds, valued At ss9i,i3I. During the
at sI7 CAS- exported from the port OF New York
OF the total exploration, there was shipped from
New Yok {, ,o2s 0i3 pounds, valued at sj95. a. fom
Phlacelphhl, 2.577, 90 pounds. valued at sais5s
from Portland. $3.50 pounds, yalnssi 1854 ircnl
Vernon lSj pounds, valued at $50, and iron De-
trast, 4l40 pounds, vzlGed at S4A during the Sur
mouths end-: March 81, 1871. 2,099 $50 pounds OF
fresh beet and $50 az pounds of muiton produced a
Canada. were exi xioriei iroln Portland ID England.
, 1877-06-09

y MAGNIFICENT BOAT-Seyeral weeks
ago 'hs keel Tor what i- destined to be the
finest and most expensive steamer on the
Northwest coast, WAS laid ct tue lo3v-
yard. Finding the facilities for meeting
The requirements of trade and travel On the
tsower and Upper Columbia inadequate, tho
Oregon Steam Navigation Company, With
that measure Of busi;sess policy Tor which the
corporation Is proyetbisl, determined TO be-
gin at OuGe the construction Of n very large
steamer. Accordingly the work Was COM
menced energeiieally some time siuce. anu
has been pushed with such degree Of vi.o,
that the frame for the hull Is mp. and plank.
lag aud cauiking will soua flllOw Mr..
John Holland, the chief baiiGer for the COM
pany. Is personally experimenting the work
In punt of model he has certainly ou,strippsd
preceding efforts, for The new craft will far
eclipse ali her sStegs III The handsome "cut
of ber keel" With such lines the steamer
Is bound 10 take the water beautifully, and
cannot fail 10 c!eave Eer native element like
frightened duck Some idea may DO
formed Of what the company contemplate in
the boat linz from the dimensions, which are
as follows: Length, 2l5 feet; beam. 80 feet
Nb - A~NNf 4'> N"laSa' oSSNN v0t
IONS. She will be driven by Iwo 2S-inch
cylinders Of 5 feet stroke. Thu motor power
viii be generated by an immeuse boiler Of
improved pattern and manufJc,ure. The
new boat viii be a stern wheel. Her wheel
will b. 23 feet in Giime:er, riib buekrts or
a. float boards" l6' :, feet lOlg and "a inches
wide. There are 10 be five fore and aft bulk
heads, ON which the cabin al rest. These
bulkheads will be par'irioned Of, making il.
all 50 wairr-tiEht oumpGr,Een's With ihia
uumber of bulkheads II Will te almost impos-
s;bls to sink the boat under any cTcums;an-
c.. The cabin will be fuI.hed in the most
elrgant style throughout. When finished
the steamer viii b. Of character which will
Justify the Use Of that somewhat sterro'yped
expression, ga floating Drlaoe." Mr. Hol-
hnd now has n fo-ce Of 50 men engaged on
the boat. II is expected the work Will be
sufficiently advanced 10 enable her 10 ba
launched about The middle OF July. On or
brfOre the ii of October Ihls new and mag
nifcsnt Graf will be ready TO report lor SER
vice. This fall and winter she wlll probably
be placed temporarily ON the Portland Cas-,
cade roate. but next summer will run be-
tween this place and Astoria, having beea
built expressly for that rouie.-OTtgg1im.
, 1877-06-09

SAD ACCIDENT "A ssd and melancholly
accident occurred in b vie ni'y Of WInn.
mneca, Nevada. We TAX. the fIlowing par
,iculars from :he Idaho 14raianrAs OF the I'd
inst: Two boys aged abou; II years. named
Henry Bell and Willie Thackrr. were out
fishing and as they were returning home Ma
han Eaton, driver f hravy mule team
from Paradise Valley, gave them permission
TO ride on the tongue between thu wagons.
Uutekpown to him young Bell fell off aud
was crulhed TO death by The passing wheel
The Thackrr buy bad his arm broken aud re-
ceivrd Internal i"jarirs from which he died
In a short time. As soon ss the teamster
mi-aed them he started bsck and discovered
what had happened to the unfortunate lsds,
Immediately STARTING IL town for as-istance.
THIS unfortunately Was OF 10 avail. and The
boiies of the unfortunate you'h- were buried
in one grave ON Sunday. nearly The whole
population Of Wipurmucca participating in
the soemeities OF The OCCASION.
, 1877-06-09
SnoorrNo ArrArw AT RocK CnEtr Z 7

SHOOTING AFFAIR At Rock CREEE. I. T
We have learned some further particulars
cuncerning the sL2uring scrape which recen,
Iy occurred al Rick Crrrrk IN which hudson
and IversOu figured. 1t seems that Iverson
and two other men approached the premises
OF Hudson undrr cover of darkEess aud were
proceeding 10 drive away some turses aud
sheep. They were corralled near the resi-
dence of Mr.. II. The man watching the
stock gave the alarm, and Hudson pu: in su
appearance with his shotgun. He Fred at an
otj &c, ;n The dark, only few feet off, which
turned oIt to be tversoa wh9 was armed to
The teeth. The latter was disabled in the
first round, but his legs were Ii good condi-
'ion and he got DOT Of the way IN short or
der. carrying off some of Hudson . buokshot
in his hand and arm. his tide was also
grazyd, but the wounds are not serious aud
be will be out again and resdy for mischief
in few dsy.-AraIancAe.
, 1877-06-09
VALUE OF A WoNAH's FGiEypSniP.

VALUE OF WoNAy's FEIEypsniP.
1t is wonderful advantage TO mar,
in every pursuit Or vocation, to secure
an advi-er III sensible woman. Ia
woman there is al once a subtle deli.
cScy of ract and plain soundness OF
Judgment which are rarely combined
20 an equal degree in man. a woman,
if She be really your friend, will have
sensible regard Tor Your character,
honor and repule. She will seldom
counsel you TO do shabby thing, fer
woman friend always desires 10 bs
proud Of you. a. the same lime he.
constitutional tinidiiy makes her
more cautious than your male friend.
She, therefore, seldom counselS yon Ia
an imprudent thing. a mans best
female friend is wife of good sense
and heart, whom he loves, and WHO
loves him. But, supposing The man o
be without such helpmate, female
friendship lie must sTill have, or his
intellect will be without a garden, and
there will be An unheeded gap in The
strongest fence. Better ami safer, of
course, are such friendships, where
disparity of years or circumstances
pu;s the idea Of love out Of the ques,
tion. Middle age has rarely this adj
vantage; yOath aud old age have. We
may have female friendship with
those much older and those much
Younger than ourselves. Female
friendship is TO man the bulwark,
sweetness, ornament of his existence.
, 1877-06-09

DoN'r use words Of whose meanin5
YOU are ignorant, or you may lie I
some such ludierous fate as this
Scotchman's il recently-appointed
Scotch bailie took bis seat for Tie hrss
time on the magisierial bench LlOk.
inv sternly around, he thus addressed
the assemblage: Hitherto there
have teen many complaints rs TO
how iInpartially affairs have been
carried out bere; bGt | intend 'llat The
business Of this court shall IL the
future be conducted neither partially
nor impartiaily."
, 1877-06-09
WHEN WE ARE DEAD.

The winds will sleep, the WINS will blow;
The ebangeiui Seasons come and 20,
The SKY will bend far overhead,
Just AS OF old when We are dead.
And when our restless feet are stilled,
No single palace will be untitled;
" hen We are silent, there will be
N, bTe.sk III Natures harmony.
Still watchful eyes will ever trace
The varying beduiirs OF I.er face,
W hile Yet her Grea dep tttart sill hold
Room for her children as OF old.
Others for us will come and go,
AMI wcrthIer hands than ours, we know,
VIII Ike tie web We left haIi-spun
And weave is threads out. Une by Onr.
Then other feet viii wander In
The seli-saIne ways of doubt and sin,
And other shoulders bend 10 bear
lie weight We dropped OF daily care,
While sad hearts grieve, while tired eyes wee
Shall We eaie, /! ing fast asleep!
Earth 5 stoTms shall lightly oer us pass.
As summer DrevzeS O'eT the grass.
We know the world will still move on
10 nobler ends when We gone;
e KNOW her heTOrs yet viii strive
That tru Ii and night b kept alive.
And Mother Nature viii Lot grieye
II prone upon her blvasi We leave
line rm size ave, shd still may take
Back TO ter haDuS 10 mould and make
Her doors are Opep wite about
And -lie and Death pIss IN aud out;
And every part OF etrti $ green round
VIII under each IA turn he found
They come. they 60, and with them bear
All things that hAyr L,en, aud that are;
They come, they 20, and snail hot cease
W hi!e tle great tides OF years increase.
, 1877-06-09

TEXas PACIFIC RAiLRosD.-Ihe New
York Tuncs special. June L. says the s;ats-
mzur is made By per-ous who are intimate
with the President that he will recommend
10 his first nrssage to Congress legislation in
aid OF the construction of the Southern Pa
cifc railroad. II is said the President will
NOT commit himself in favor Of 'hs Texas Pa
cite road nor any other particular scheme.
bur will make general recommendation for
national aid 10 construct a rond TO the Eacific
b South. m route. Friends of the Texas
P ,cifie ere confident that the recoE.mend.-
'iou of ihe Presid-nt in favor Of Southern
line to the Paelfc will help hat scheme and
that they will be able TO secure lrYislsrion
that will enable : h@m TO construct the rail-
road. II is ALSO stated With considerable di-
rec pe-s rs coming from the PRESIDENT. that
should hs T-xss Psrifc people sneceed in
Ia, ing their bill passed BY Congress it viii
receive bis approval.
, 1877-06-09
English Grain Markets.

LIVERPOOL, June Ia leading grain circnlaI
saws: UnIil Wednesday the wheat trade OF tn. King
doaI remained very inactive AZ decline o
shilhugs PR gu rter, bat at this decline rathei
more sieadiness was become pppare.t, botn import.
ers and growers SHOWING, an UnW;llnsness to sub
mt 10 further reduction. Large oonsuIners though
pretty well supplied with manufactured stock, are
morr disposed 20 operate 30 that this and neihbcr-
ing markets are doing more. There Is some buying
% hold ogcr and the tendency Of prees Is IN sei.er
f4vur In OF coast and Passage trade there Is
better tone and shade better prices tor 10th maize
and what uaye prevailed, though there was only an
average stienlance N this mari today Consider.
able busiues> was done II wheat at an Improvement,
OF 70 pence PR GENITAL the extreme advance au-
plying chiefly 10 ~hite Gese, iptons- Flour was il
god request, sacks shllIn. and barley six
pence HIgher Corn IN modefate request and nes-
Iy 81 better for AEneriez n mixed.
, 1877-06-09

Law BaEAKING OFFICIALs.-St,e I0rk,
Jllise The Times special from Washington
s.y.: According to reports of iuterual retYe'
nue. officers, illicit distilling is CARRIED on IN
West Virginia. The clerk-S Mercer county
court and promiren' justice of tba, c0n-t
are both engaged lu The business In his re-
port The dePniy rays it is an astonishing fact
ihst every iawyar and officer Of the oOG5. T,, III IL
Meree. county is in the whisky ring They
an. hand Of brothers. and wall. they say,
20 down together Thompson. editor Of ,hs
Hutton Herald. i a m-mber ot the rIDg. De
!. also a member of gang of counterteI'efs'
The U. 5. Commi-sion-r IS ai@o III league
with ',be disiillels. The latter was promptly
removed. The department will promptly
ferIs, ont these frauds, and the character OF
The organization is such ss military force
may be required
, 1877-06-09

MFXICO.-here Is n growing feeling among
he better class OF people living in the north
ern states Of Mexico in faycr Of ANNEXATION
10 this country. The spirit Of oommorIsn and
lawlessuess which has reigued there for 81
long period has had n disastrous influence
upon the development of the country, and il
IL nu, surprising TINT maturity of the resi.
dents hanke for bat peaes End prosperity
such Il rich country Is cable of Welding.
Their pr sent government lacks all the eIe-
ments Of ben, fcenc- in being unable To fur
nish protection TO ciizrns and their property.
Hence the pvOpie desire u change and rhAi
change mnst coIne sooner CT la.er. The an
nexa'iun of that portion Of Mexico to the
United States would pace this country III
possession Of one Of the most mayn iticeut re-
gions that the eyer shune upon Ten
Years under the rule Of the United States
would 81 change the aspect of the cousrry
and the condition Of the people MS TO make II
a pArdise and the most de-,rsble region il
the whole world for pleasant homes.
, 1877-06-09

BISMARCK SpEAKs--The German Chan
eellar has very distinctly informed the Fsench
Charge d Affaies that he does not like The
receu; change in the French Cabinet. The
natural reply of French official some Years
ago to N Remark like this would have EN-
braced the information that France consulted
her own interest IN making Cabinet changes
rather than the likes or dislikes of foreigners.
But French officials do not talk Slibly
now as they did sume years ago. and the pru-
dence Of Ihrir official remarks Ia especially
no,irt.ably when the German Prime Minister
is party to the conversation. Thus, the OF
fetal - whom Bismarck spoke as above
quoted made haste to reply in reassuring
language, snd The Minister allowed himself
to be appeased, but intimated that serious
complication would result from change OF
policy, such as the character of the present
FreDch Cabinet suggests A all Eurcpe
cUnprehends the significance of ''seriOuS com
piIcariOns' with Germany, the French Caol-
net may give heed 10 the warning. Two
other items OF news may be accepted as fore
-hadoyiug of German policy, since they fol
low SO closely upon Bi-narek's return to tn
direction of AFFAIR." One OF these items Is the
q
Mediterranean, with orders 10 remain At the
disposition y the German Ambassador at
COustantinop'e in case Of emergency; aud
the otl ler Is the announcement Of. a subscTip-
iiUu in Berlin for the benefit OF wounded
Russians. Large sums are coming IN un-
der the favor of the Court and arisiocracy.
These two items substantially settle rheqnes-
tion as to where Germany will be found IT
the war becomes Earop-au. Russia and
Germany will be zllirs. II these Two greaI
military powers should conceive tie plan Of
dividing European Turkey between them. IT
Is hard 10 say where the power to oppose
them would come from England can make
DO showing in the field compared 10 either
Germany Dr Russia, aud France will put
forth her strength Ouly if the Germans
should cross their border. We will not as
sumo, however, that these sc:s of Germany
mean an alliance with Russia excerpt IN the
event Of The Turk finding powerful allies IN
The west of Europe. Should Rnssia find tar
west of Europe opposed to her. without
doubt she would find An alley in GeImsny.
81 it would b. quite as well for The Turk
that England and France limit their sympa-
:hy to loans of money.
, 1877-06-09

CONVERSATION AT HOME No man should
allow the cares Of life TO rob him of uir'h
aud elscrici'y. business life should be like
an el4stic sponge, 10 receive all experi4Dces of
daily lifs-Ihe little storie. of the s,.eet, the
nudg-s Of fun that you poke into p-dples'
ribs-ail these thing, gentlemen. You should
take home 9th you. The d4y'- york boald
be ss fuel to the evenings eBt-rtainment.
Your temper uugh, TO be fire which cheers,
like the op-n fires which give light, warmth
and vratilation II j. a. bad to baye q cluse
social atmosphere in the house as room full
of uoxiou- gas, for when the explosion comes,
it is enough to teach your children to take the
roof off Can you not ie4cL your children 10
talk by furnishing them happy 'hemes5 Chill
dren are very qnick-yit,ed. You can't make
every boy an orator, hEt We don't think
there il boy who canno; be made very
agreeable and ssad? :alker il furnished With
agreeable themes
, 1877-06-09
POET TICAL SELECTIONS.
TUE FARMERS Lesson.

If had told her in the Spring
The OLD. OLD story, briefly,
When the sytarrow and robin began 10 sing,
And the plowing was over cuiefiyl
But haste makes waste, and the story sweet.
] reasoned, will keep through tie sswina.
4ill drop the corn aud plant the v hat,
And give them a chance for growing
Had / even toll the tale in June,
When .he wind through the grass was blowing
Instead Of thinking II rather too soon,
And waiting tili after the InORiugl
Or had hinted opt gnj.r tie stars,
has knew u story worth hearing,
llneerlng 10 put up the past iure ban,
Nor waited 10 do the sL-aring.
Now the barn is full, and so is the bin,
But We grown wise wl,hoi.t glory,
Since love is the crop not gathered in
For my IeighbOr told her the story
, 1877-06-09
TIiE GOLDEN MILi.STONE.

Leafess are the tres their pun pie branches
Spread themselves ahrCstd, like Teets OF coral,
R!siI.g silent
In the red seI Of the Winter sunset
From the hundred chinneys of the village,
Like The Atr-et IN The Arabian story,
Smoky columns
Tower aloIt into the air OF amber.
At the window winks tn, aekering firelight;
Here ind IheTr the lamps ui evening, gliu.tiet
SScial watc!.-fiIes
Answering one another through the darkness.
Ga the beach the lighted Io-s are glowing,
And like ARIEL III Ihe coven pIne tree,
For Its free,iOm
Groans and sglIs the air imprisoned in them.
by the fire the ald men seated,
Seeing ruined titits in the ashes;
Asking sadly
or the past what II can ne'er restore them.
BY the fires lc there are youthful dre,,ners,
BaillinS castles i.ir with stately stairways,
Asking biindly
OF the future what 1t cannot give item.
BY tie fresiie tragedies are acted.
In wI4Use uPp-ar two actors only,
4" ie and husband,
AMI above them Go4 ti!t sole Spectator.
Ey the hresIi- there II !eace and conf IT
Wives ami chil!ren with far, thoughtful faces;
Waiting. watching.
For a well knoS IL tcotstep ia the Passage.
Etch man chimney II his goLirn NIL stone;
Is The central point fIom which he measures
Every distance
Though the gateways of the world around him
In his flrthest w4ni-rin.,s still he sees it;
Hears the tie talking igme, the answering night
wind,
As he heard them
When he sat with those who were, but not.
II ply he whom neither wealth nor fashion,
Nor the march of tl- encToaehing city,
Drives an exile
From the hearth of his ancestral homestead.
We may BULL more splendid habitatioRs.
Fill rooms with paintings aud with s-ulp pture-,
But We cannot
Buy SitIl g,ii lie ~ ..sSoslations!
, 1877-06-09

L.w DowS.-It is tie proud boast
oF Mrs. Sarah Davis, WHO e2l:e Al
the White House the other day. thAL
she =. has shaken hands with every
President from Washington down" !"
And a tremendous " down" il Is, too.
, 1877-06-09

IT is sail that the r-crp ion of Hayes in
Philadelphia WIS not half as cordial and en-
Ibusias,io iha: of General Graut, but the
latter hse 9 good deal The worst headache
after IL
, 1877-06-09

W. ooce knew q nau who said to bis pas
TOR: ..( am going TO The Other chaIeh after
a is" CAB, and Why sos asked the minis
Ter "Wsll. If you don't get your sho's
made at my shop, won't get my preaching
done Mt yours." So be went ots.