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WOODS STATIONS
VIII make the sea son at stable in yea-ot
Eagle Mills, Ottawa Ills.
NuA asnRnA
CHAMPION.

A DARK beautiful chestnut, IS, hands high. sta hne
trnt,ing has a record Il. ioae IN seneca county \
lie will he allowed 20 serve limited number OF mAIs'
besides his owners. at So 20 insure or $40 Tor sini
VIC. Uis ngree j. follows: Champion was siren ~
champIon Jr COMMONLY called Old Champlon oy DIh
nsli's arpion Champions dam WAS by FED blIu.
toIlexing noted horses OF this family: 1astIs hoy
m; YORK state. 22sk s. James - hAl -
George H. Daniels. - Hunk DOr Is; Horace 1stets!
, IA. Norwood. D. Lacy B1cEus. , o. Josef a.
horn Horse Sorrel panper, 2>S Netiie bae"' 80
of
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u.res n-ei BY tie season MoUey de- A. ie % ,esy
Insnri mares teg are StoSa - ~ IN ioa!
partn- NTH insured mares ro-lF-E i1fit, ne l,ll-
~ ~ S \, sr1-s tiss alr5-em
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,-o-r- ..E-r-rr:It. AND HlLL-
y HEADS l-tut-- ~ -sstc. - At-' y NSh-A>
.IAPEMAS. tEkx TEAsrE OFFicE-
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Alhambra Champion

Il bright sorrel sired by WOODS Champion Dal. ~
thristy by DOle's AlhAmhra. Il dam - l-t'SAsis p
NeXsnici's Norman. Terms. g. C. in'lfe
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New War Maps a, osman & Hareman's.
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The following is the substance o. vagrant
act recently passed By the Legislature, and
having been approved by the Governor and
containing the emergency clause" is now II
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3lrlEsseiDa y ayd5.


-. NcDOUgaJ Attorney aad Com, .lur At Law Office
IA t,lovcr * CooAs B!vCA, ul;N,a, u, Also L. Com
missioner. ace 40
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SCRANTON AGAIN ILLUMINATED.

VAST DISPLAY or FIRE on THE MoosIC NOUN
TAIN RASGE--vALUABLE TiMDER pEsTgo yEp--
corwAGERs DIsPosSEssED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SCRANTON, Pa, May 10, 1877
The flaming forests southeast OF this city, on what
Is known as the Moosic Mountain range, have been
famed into furious lire miles OF surface by tho
brisk breeze OF the past twcnty.our hours Acres OF
valuable timber have been shorn by tho destroying
element ana the pro,racted drought has made the
dead trees and brushwood the most inviting OF fuel
TEgElBLE BEAUTY.
The line OF fire hos Of the most denscy
wooded tracts along the Pennsy lvana Coal Company's
Gravity Railroad, and at night the pre-
senied from any elevated point in this neighbour
hood Is wicrdly beautiful The atmosphere Ia
dense with smoke, and unless u drcnchiDg
ram should provdentaly occur the prospect
Is that the entire range OF mountains will be stripped
OF its valuable growth oil timber. The IRE Tar
enough removed from the settlements TO obviato all
danger to them, except IN whore hut stands in
the forest or Its borders.
The inhabitants OF many such places have had TO
beat basty retreat since sunday before the OF
tue destroyer Tho scene of the ire Is a region which
has considerable popularity during the past
Two years summer resort, under the name OF the
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A JUDGE STABBED.

SERIOUS AFFRAY BETWEEN PROMINENT crrY-
ZENS.
ST. LOUIS, May Is, 1871
j. c. Edwards Associate Justice OF the ST. Louis
County Court, and Thomas Il January, treasurer Of
the county, got into an alteration yesterday after
noon the Mount Olive House, lew miles from this
city, where there had been meeting OF the County
Court, and January assaulted Edwards with iargs
pocket knife, infcting wounds in the arm, shoulder
aud hand o the la,tor. Edwards then knocked Jan.
uary down and would have stamped upon him bat Tor
the interference OF trends Tho affair grew oct %
Edwards voting against an action OF January's TO-
salary treasurer Both are elderly gentlemen,
among the oldest. best known and most respectable
citizens oil -. LOUIS county, ana have been warm
friends many years. Edwards would doubtless have
been killed. had he not thrust forward his arm In sucn
a manner to receive the blow OF January's KNIFE,
which aimed directly NJ his heart
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Tho calamity falls heavily upon those who we're pro
viousiy in wretched poverty,

Tho calamity falls heavily upon those who we're pro-
viousiy in wretched poverty
OTHER PLAcEs MESAcEn
TN Monday Chcrubusco was menaccd by the con-
fagration which was sweeping through the nc'ehoor-
ing forests, but by desperate lighting with
the flames They rage both sides OF the
ogdcnsburg and ChamplaiI Railroad, from Centrevi!o
10 Cherubusco, a distance of twenty miles. Forty
families have been rendered homeless and have sought
refuge subsistence in the village.
Garor's single mill canton's mills. near Cheru-
busco, ana three mills Centrevlic and ten DWELL
,ngs near by totally destroyed. The woods are
impossible so that communication with many places
Is cut oil. Two stations west OF Clinton NILS are
threatened, but may escape with great effort
Calls Tor aid for the Centrcvc sufferers reached
Chanplain at noon, and large quantity oil 1000 anu
clothing was Instantly donated by generous persons
and sent 10 them.
AT CanDon's Corner, situated five miles from Moore's
Junction. in forest district, a lire which had been
into terrible confagration by the high winds BY
ten O'Clock tho flames had gained such Roadway that
II was impossible TO stay them. Every dwelling mousse
in the village leveled 10 tho ground The families
that were turned out OF doors IN the night were
frantic the OF desolat!on that lay before
them. The large mills OF Cannon x Coy ana Wood
Coy flames and were rapidly consumed.
AS far ascerlaincd there is no Insurance. ON the
mills upon the dwellings ana effects Of the citizens
Another connagrnton has Just cnvelored the town
Of Sackpolc, three miles from Altoona Station tel
ciram from Altoona says the entire place is ia names
The dwellings and works there have been entirely
destroyed
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THE LIONEss STILL AT LARGE.
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

RICHMOND, Vn May l5 1871
Up TO late hour tonight tho party In pursuit OF
tho oncss reported 10 DO roaming at large through
Hanover county had not returned to Affects Station
the point from which It started. ana nothing urther
OF interest has been heard from the animal. IL Is
supposed that the lioncss has SO lar cvndcd ner pu
BANKS ui the CnicEahominy. Parties IRON TINS Guy
and other points have joined IN the pursuit. ana 10.
mvrruw, u is oonn emily expected Mrs. Leo VIII
probably be hunted down and captured. Inc alarm,
owing 10 her presence, SIN continues IN Hanover
county.
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JUDGE EMMONS' DEATH.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May Is, 1871
The members of tho Bar OF the United Statos Circus
and District courts OF this city met this morning and
appointed stanley Matthews, h. H. Noycs. !. D. lsn'
coin and others as committee to draft suitable resou-
tons upon the deaih OF Judge H. II. Emmons, ia
Detroit, yesterday. The commttee Will mako theft
report on saturday
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THE ASSURANCES.

CALAIS, Nc, May Is, 1877
Al the 8. stephens fire about ninety-lve buildings
we're totally DESTROYED and between seventy and eghty
families are homeless. The district burned comprises
about one-quarter Of q mile on the river bank. No
lives were lost
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xsTIMATED AMOUNT OF LOSS.
BosToS May Is, 1877.
special the Herald states the loss by the re at
ST. Stephens, N b., last night TO be nearly $500 000
Mr. johnson reported dead and five others seriously
wounded, by the falling OF WALL
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Moosic Highlands. II Is OF the most picturesque
points IN Pennsylvania, and the destruction OF the
forest will much impair its natural beauty.
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THOUSANDS OF ACRES IN MASSACHUSETTS
BURNED TRAINS FIRE BoUND--BosTos BIZ
SMOKED AT LAST.

SMOKED AT LAST.
JBY TELEGRAPH TO THE EERALD1
BosToS, May Is, 1877.
Accounts are being received here from all sec.ions
of the country OF extensive forest iros and heavy
smoke, supposed to proceed from them, has
settled over the city this evening. band OF
gypsies campcd on the road from East WaIroc
10 Sharon started lire which got beyond their con-
troll. IL burned about fifteen hundred ucrcs OF
woodland and destroyed large quantity Of cord wood
ready tor the market Tho lire southeast Of tho city
was subducd before dark, but in northery direction
il was burning late at night number Of teams were
caua lat in the roads leading through tho burning dis
trct.
RUNNING FOR LIFE
Al ono place the lire on both sides OF tho road
and tapping across. The had e turn round
and run their horses 10 get away No accdents have
been heard Of and no houses burned. The loss Will
DO heavy us great portion Of the WOOD Aand burned
oil large growth.
Extensive forest nres raging in Dedham, Hyde
Park, Norwood and other parts Of Norfolk county,
doing much damage. Upward o 1000 acres have
been burned and unless the WI MI changes or rain
falls farm houses other buildings III East Uedham
will be in great danger. Many Cords OF cut timber
been destroyed aud the oss IN THIS and on tTecs
OF large and small growth Will be quite heavy
DESTROYED
A special despatch from ST. JChnsbury, this evening,
states that The fires which have been raging IN the
mont and New Hampshirc still continue undated.
The damage already done cannot DO estimated
THOUSANDS oil acres III ttlc eaSlcTu puTt ol
la We been devastated by the laincs
FIRE HOUND.
The woods west OF the Fubyan House, on the line OF
the Boston, Concord ami Montreal Railroad. are now
burning iuriousy, and tho trains from Portland due
this evening now fire bound at Fabyan's, where
they will nave 10 remain until morning. Tho dam
age 10 Western Vermont has been very heavy, aud
much valuable property on the shores OF Lake Cnum-
PLAN, both in Vermont and New York, has heen dc :
stroyca. 1T Sainard, Vt, the woods caught fire this
noon aud are still burning
FOUR THOUSAND CORDS OF WOOD BURNED.
NORTH CONWAY, N. H., May Is. 1877.
The forest fires ut Bartlett, FaIeyans and Craw-
ford's are still burning Al one point 4.0C0 cords Of
wood wore burned Tncy were only partly insured.
THE CONGREGATIONS IN CANADA.
MONTREAL, May Is, 1877.
Bush fires still raging in the townships
and Ottawa Valley. A large amount OF properly has
been destroyed.
BUSH FIRES IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
ST, JoHy, N. b., May 15 1877.
Heavy fires prevail in tho woods around the city
also the vicinity OF the red granite works at st.
H., h..h
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lNcssprAnr FIRE NEAR NEWARK.

About one O'Clock yesterday morning a tire broke
out IN Harrison township opposite Newark, on the
east bank OF the Passac RIVER Tho flames rst burst
out in the middle OF tho block between John and FIRST
streets, In vacant house owned by a Mr.. McLnden,
and a short space OF time the whole structure vas
cnvcopcd in anles and the 1rc spread to tho house
OF Mrs Murphy, adjoining McLindcns on the east
side ana in a shnrt tne his WAS also wrapped IN
flames The Newark Flrc Department was promptly
At tho scene. but owing TO a lack Of wafer facilities
were also annoyed, they state, by some
East Newark rougls who stole their properly
aud cut the hose. Despite tho cHoris oil
the iremen tho flames spread with raridy until
tho buildings ON the east and two houses owned by Mr.
in tho power OF the fumes II was seven O'Clock
IN the morning. before the danes woro entirely extn
guishcd. Upward Of twenty families have been rem
dcrcd homeless. The total loss Is about SIS 900.
DEATH or 4 FIREMAN.
Mr. John Lee, tho stoker OF steamer No. S. fell from
barrel, whIc resting himself, and died Instantly
Heart disease was the remote cause and exhaustion
the immediate Ho leuye, family, The fire Is sup
posed TO be the work OF inccndiares. o
INSURANCE ON THE BURNED PAPER Mill.
ROCHESTER,, n. y. May Is. 1871
The total loss by tho burning OF Tho Rochester paper
mills last night will fully reach and possibly exceed
tho amount Of insurance, which is ISL, 100 as iol-
iows:-S5, 00O each In tho Phoenix, Of Hartford;
1Etna, Of Hartford; Commercial Union, and North
British and Mercantile; $3.50 in tho Springfield
Of Springfield, Mass. /; s5.ooo IN the Fire Assoc
man American, OF New York; Merchants, Of Newark.
n. j.. British America; Howard, OF New YORK.; Tho
pnnadeiphia; LoriIiard OF New York; phenix, Of
Brooklyn; Queens of Londou; Commonwealth, OF
Boston; Atlantic, OF New York. Mercantile Of Clcyc-
land; Farmers Of Pennsylvania; the Rochester Ger
man; Etnu, OF New York; Western, OF Toronto;
American, Of rhiladelph,a; Buffalo Of Buffalo,, and
Meridcn, OF Neridcn, Conn; $1.s75 IN the Roger
Williams. OF Provldence, Il. l. New YORK Central aud
Union Springs, and $1,000 III The Frcmcn's Fund, Of
New York.
DWELLING AND OFFICES DESTROYED.
WATERBURY,, VI, May Is, 1871
The dwelling house, barns aud outbdildings and
stock Of Dr. Horace Fales, OF this village. burned
this morning. The loss Is So 600; Insurance, $4,000
A TUGBoAT DESTROYED.
BosToy, May Is, 1871
Tho tugboat Sylph, belonging TO tho Narraeaasctt
Brick Company, burned at Wexford, X. l., last
ghL Loss So 900; insurance, $4,000
DAMAGE TO A FACTORY.
PROVIDENCE, r. May Is, 1877.
fire in the Lippitt woolcn MILL at Woonsockct, to-
righ N dan NJ Enll ms
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TRES IN NEW BRUNSWICK.

BUSH FIRES IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
ST JoHy. n b., May 10, 1877
Heavy fires prevail in tho woods around the city;
also in the vicinity OF the red granite works at ST.
George. The wind is high.
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WOODS IN FLAMES ELSEWHERE.

Two THOUSAND ACRES OVEH IN MAS
sAcHUsETTs-TIMBER DESTROYED IN NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
BosToS, Nay ID, 1871
Extensive forest fires raging IN Dedham, Hyde
Park Norwood and other parts OF Norfolk county, and
are doing m ucn damage. Nearly two thousand acres
have been burned and many cords Of cut timber
destroyed.
Connugra,ons are also raging in he vicinity OF Fa
byan House, Crawford House and Carroll, ~ H., and
a large quantity OF timber has been burned. Rails
on the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad have been
DESTROYED A large number OF work
dcavorpg stay the progress OF the destructive clc
mcnt.
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DWELLING AND OFFICES DESTROYED.
WATERBURY,, VT, May Is, 1877.
The dwelling house, barns aud outblidings and
stock OF Dr. Horace Faes, OF this village. burned
this morning. The loss Is So 0oO Insurance, 1900
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THE CONGREGATIONS IN CANADA.
MONTREAL, May l5 1871
Bush fires still raging in the eastern townships
and Ottawa Valley. large amount OF properly has
been destroyed
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TUGBOAT DES1RO
BosToS, May Is, 1877
The tugboat Syph, belonging TO tho Narrugaosctt
Brick Company was burned at Wexford, X. l., last
night Loss, 5000; insurance, $4,000.
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NEARER HOME.

TIMBER BEING CONSUMED ALONG THE HUD-
soN-NAyIeATIoN RENDERED DIFFICULT Dy
THE SMOKE.
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THE SMOKE.
PoUGnKKEPsIE, N. r., May Is, 1877.
Special dispatches TO the Aa9e show that extensive
forest nres are raging along the Hudson The woods
are on nre near Nyack and at different places from
Spuy:en Duyvil north to Tarrytown large fire is
also raging south OF PeekskiIl, all Tho west
side OF the Tho fire 10 also spreading on the
east shore about Fort Montgomery. From Marlborough
TO New PATTI, on the west shore, there are many
nres The air along the thick with smoke, and
IN tnis city cinders constantly falling Navigation
is difficult because OF the murky atmosphere Tho
amount OF damage cannot yet be ascertained, hut
many acres OF fine timber land being burned
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FOUR THOUSAND CORDS OF WOOD BURNED.
NORTH CONWAY, N. H., May Is. 1877.
The forest fires ut Bartlett, FaIeyan's and Craw-
ford's are still burning At point 4, OCO cords Of
wood wore burned. Tncy only partly insured.
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AMAGE TO A FACTORY.

DAMAGE TO A FACTORY.
PRoviDENcE, r. May Is, 1877.
fire in the Lippitt woollcn MILL at Woonsocket, to-
night caused o damage OF $4,000 Fully insured
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To sFSATt:- lMt
return without approval senate bill No. lol entitled
An act u amend chapter III o the Laws OF $40 entitled
An amend an act the benefit OF married
~ insurns the lives Of their husbands passed April IL
lS5S
H. perhaps doubtful whether auhosisy to assign such
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
CFNfRAL NOTES.

The British people have given nearly 80 00O.-
600 n the fund for the relief OF tho sufferers Dy the famine
in India.
Shaker community at Pleasant Hill, Ky"
have had series OF matrimonial ms'Orunes recently.
which threatened destroy the society. First young
man and young woman elOped. then an old man and
an old woman travelled the road and within
month nine more marriages have taken place
A society for the protection of babies might
well be established OF the farming districts OF
England The pohco have inst stopped there tho eXhm-
in travelling circus OF baby who weighs ouy one
pound four I'm the same district somo latorers
send ont the hveyearold IN ants to rarn Shilling
week by soaring the crJws from the fields
wOodpecker bored a hole i'll the spIre of
church Jackson. Mississippi last Spring. end made
his within IT, In the summer, however. swarm of
bees flew TO the Fpire drove out tho woodpeck"r, and
have filled the interior with honey Aud nov
the sovereign dcspoer. has discovered the heard and
resolved exhibit the spire with rs novel contents at
the State Fair.
For four DAYS before Monday OF this week
strong east wind swept Lake Erie greatly reard
ing the ships bound 10 Buffalo from Chicago Monday
there came west wind and into Buffalo narbor there
sailed before the day over nearly one hundred yes
s,ls. The grain feet numbered seventy sailing vessels
end six steamers; and there was a lnmb1r hHrt q
twenty ships The grain brought IN by the vessels
amounted To 2.34OO00 bushels.
! Sing Sing Prison now has 1.6OO convcts
within IFS walls Most Of them have some kind ~
worl to 90 and ia hoped soon. by their abo 10 mako
the prison seli-supportlng When Warden Clark took
command last suring, the montllv expenditures *
ceedcd the receipts by $4,000 $4,000. Ths month
the deficiency VIII not amount to $2C00 and reSt mo- i
tho ma nteraucc of thc prs0u io aeeu'cd TIE ID" WH
arond he pIeor. b'cuD last Wiutsr ly the c"ryiis
uu1cr Plsbry's orders, u cOmrc' "a, and nrorv all tc
| riar1.houses have hem mounted on II. when aI j.,
finished q less nrmher OF guards WI he required ana
! the exncpdituteS y be further reduced.
Charles Reade in letter that has just ap-
pca-ed 10 IN, Los6on telegraph makes vehement ap-
| noal fcr t.pVcy fort he and two women VINO
were rcccr tly convicted PouCe Enclnd OF starving
To death Fhzahcth Saunton. lie saNs Iha while Jnry
echty-seven years ago declared man guilty OF starving
n boy to dea h through criminal omission to give lin
food there precedent Of rs many as fonr persona
hcng onnd guilty Of such neglect Of duy and he asRs
Does thu case cOsed into md understood. support M
| rrw theory Of criminal C's'uility. infinitely dN
he. without dmluuton Of guilt" Nh R"2de aisg
arg.s that Illegal and improper evidence was admit tel
such prisoner with biz mouth closed las ever
| been ASSASSIN ated nv in my time"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

W,suISGT0S Thursday, Oct %, 1877.
The Democratic Senators. III caucus to-day se'ec'eu
acssrs Eavard Thurman, and Morgan rs helr msmDefs
of he speca committee IN rrg1Id l" he eleotoi ii"'
CAPTAIN Dunont Supervising lnspectoFdeheih OF
sttamboats las changed the time of payment o uaNo
Igrxrcrses of Local snd Supervising Inspectors ifon
quarterly Ia monthly.
nr H. Moses private secretary to hr ferry' rFe'l'"'
ro re of the Senate during 'he last session OF Con
sr.e- r,s been appointed cerk 10 the Soua'c "''"'
lee on Post Offices ~ Pos Roads
I'll. President told some ronnsyyanans VINO ea'ioo
rnor Linn today that letter would soon lie Written ny
. u,orpber OF ms Cabinet, and published IN BOSTON
,,, ,gurr In tl tie policy Of the Administration III
terId 40 TIE participation ol 0hc'iS ,nu ~ ~,
I'taI campaIgDs would be more fully eh laned lhhh
heretofore. ,-.. l..
committee O, Pennsyyana Republicans mas oeeh IL
Wai.etop To secure The services OF Senator'S Cohhhs
and STANLEY Matthews Ia speak at mass IN eiinS III
pail ,deuhIa Senator COnkliig siii that u III ~
mo sruo a would prlmt e. hc shouIu pe uisl"aVu W "
f1a.c ..no speccbcs in his own state hehHtoi
also cNciis ii hiIn,rh. .
In tle case Of the United States against Hammon'
Rcluu and Thorn, involving indictments ana a-s''s-
,.u, to tbe amount Of near 100000, the secretary
~ the Treasury has decided that II the'o SUITS
,. idle nr.,seeutions usriul only to give OH
cor. fres and not intended seriously 10 pe pose-
Md they should have been dlsc0ntihGti lD'<
ngu He says: We cannot h0ld thse lhio.uiv % ~ 70
orrUse tAun as seuus acoustic founded on sum
c-nf t.,finouv. involving crimes AMI VniNloh- n hN
of the gravest character, aud steps shouiu 20
o,. Ia .l.e.ute Them" def ndauts iih. polosu. !.
10 compromise the case bY TIE way Dicu' " Fi'' ~
we're IepreseAtcd ia the department ny eArVt ~ ~,
rci,0 of Iouzapa and of the Represent itNcs Oh
in state M Congress Their proposition has oDeu pS'
emp lorIiy refused.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
MUSICAL NOTES.

There will be no more Italian opera at Cairo !;
at least nOt for the present.
Nine CarvalhO chose the part OF Marguerite
in Goupod Faust for her temperance Grand
Opera. P,ris
The Imperial opera houses in Vienna and
in Berlin both been leopcncd for the season with
Herr NaQneIs LOhengrin"
Efforts are making to establish private
Co seryatory OF Music f. Milan The Munster OF Public
instruction promised his support to the new insiitu
tiOn.
Wieniawslxi having resigned his professor
ship at tho Brussels Conservatory, Whemj Is spoken
OF for the vacancy Wenawsk goes TO the Vienna Con
servst0Ty.
Hans Won BulOw has just been appointed, in
place of SIR Fischer suddenly deceased 10 the post Of
UOfK apsl lmcsier Qeadcr 10 the COurQ In the Royal
Theatre in Hanover
The Menestrel announces the creation of a
new aud barbarOusly named instrument, t6e Dsctyio-
uOnocordO an guitar with one string 10 be
paayed with enc nngsr. Tho inventor one ouida, OF