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New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
IHK DRAMA.
lyDn THOMPSON AT wALLAcK's.

LYDIA THOMPSON AT WALLACK'S.
II seems but yesterday that Miss Lydia
Thompso was prancng all over the American stage and
horsehrping America editors aud YET IL Is an age
since she TO rs and three long years since she
last went away Well. have borne the separation
pretty comfortably, and apparently has she Time
has been good 70 her II her pale and hazy song has
grown little more thin and uebuous than ever her tai
euted .s have lost none their bloom; they kick out
with all the yigOr OF old days; they fly back with all
their auccnt grace and dignity Placing herself at once
upon confidential relations with tine audience ny little
address spoken a. bounded upon the scene, just
The clown tumble the ring with his Here we are
araig." she led the exhibition Saturday even
ing in that frank aud elusive way Of hers,
and VIII. forty CITY aistclass calves were bios
sornine aud shaking the limegt the centre Of al
mirat ON was Mistrcs SIS Lydias perennial bounce
Her frisking AMI whssing, and at svifter
Under oef revealing broad aeres-nOt of broad
ciotn
She brings with her the usual materials for a bur
lesqrs an old skeleton text by Dir. Fanie, garnshcd
withueG Jokes, glowing products Of tie painter
at many clothes OF q sclHt pattern much gas and
gaiters Mr. Michael Connolly the orchestra, and what
Mr. vuus would ean - lot OF human various" The
qualifications OF tie young ladies of the c0mpa-
nv are dispufahle. There Is Miss Alice Burvie who
has voice. aud Miss Williams who has figure and Miss
Chapman who plays banjo like whole fock Of sera-
phim md there lots of Lnas and Kates and Mares
and Elias. and other pets, who are either pretty or
risky or have a qft OF smiling and there
Is Mss Emily duncan with artistic shape, and great
deal Of it for she overtops nearly all the in the
troupe The genius Of Mr. Willie Edouin which has been
aeen hat il thoroughly appreciated devotes
itself ID the OF blarity and Nj F. edercA
Marshall one Of the new impOrtatons, makes excel
lent bullesquer Of the ruculent passon-teaTng order
with habit OF dropping in very cOmieal OF way
into conversational TemarEs strictly in confidence be-
tween nself and the public. 1t may not be amiss 10
mention that the pay called Blue Beard" and that
b b. il 8lr Marshall Senl is Mss Thompson, and Fat
ma Burville. But after all, it makes particular
difference the play is called what the
OF the characters BuresQue does not bother itself with
such triaes.
The performance began with the comedieta Of " Or
nnge Blossoms" which Mr.. Marshall showed cOnsd-
cradle aptitude for better kind Of work than fell TO his
share subsequent part Of the entertainment The
other roles decenty filed by Misses Merve, Dun
eau and Chapman, and Messrs Leigh and Forester
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE CANADIAN FISHERY QUESTION.

TORONTO. Aug. lS.-A Telegram 10 IHe dI0Oe
from London gives the following extract from an article
in The Tlmss On the Fisheries Commission mo sooner
itsays "did the Commission begin business than the
convection arose that another Commissioner and another
fafy would be necessary to settle the dispute This
would be a very lame and impotent conclusion OF It's
abor IL would have been better 10 have had no Wash
inon Treaty than have failed 10 provide for settle
ment of the difficulty. IL intended 10 remove all
points IN dispute, but there Is much In dispute as ever
Tbe Times sees no cear out OF the numerous d1
eues The best course perhaps, would be for the two
Goyernments to come To u preliminary agreement To
Siys the commissioners power 10 decide the whole OF
The c.es laid before them. giving such enlarged in
terprefaon 10 the clauses OF the treaty would do
substantia Justice between the dispuiants.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
1MpnRrANT. IF TRUE.

There are frequent hints evolved from the
Interior Department that Schurz Is ON not tran Ol Tue
Ipdan Ring which will equal Il not ecupse tne scanuai
OF the wnskey expose by Brstow IL Il understood lht
enough has ready been developed % warrant the arrest
of several prominent merchants in NeWlork, IT. LOUIS
Chicago and NewOrleaus, as well as several prominent
Crsii statesmen who now figure prominently III pup
closed doors, conducting Investigation Osieis ny
against CBieClrrk Gapm OF the Indian Bureau through
which lead struck which ett his case out OF snal
consideration in contrast with what has already been
unearthed. Within a few days several prominent arrests
NAV be anticipated 1t account OF being Almost
ready TO strike blow AT tho Ring that prevented Schn%
from accompanying the President TO New SLANT Inc
runor Is that exSecrctaIy DeianO figures IN very IN
en- sabe position in the light OF the Enclosures aiieauy
addueed SchufZ for the present declines 10 cOmmuhi
cate OF the
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
WASHINGTON,
fnY TELEanApu TO TIE rRInrNz. [
GEN. GRANT AND THE SOUTH.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR PRESIDENT HAYEs's SOUTHERN
POLICY REPUDIATED BY THE Ex-PEEsIDEST's
FRIENDS.


POLICY REPUDATED BY TUE Ex-PEEsIDEST's
FRIENDS.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSg.[
WASHINGTON, Aug 19.-The Sunday Herald has
taken pains to interview some of the intimate per-
sona friends of exPresident Grant here. the ref
erence of Secretary Sherman in his Mansfield speech,
to the attitude held by Gen. Grant in the closing
days Of his administration toward Louisiana. The
Herald states the result of these interviews as fol-
lows: The friends of exPresident Grant partic-
uary exercised that portion of it, ascribng to
him the primary responsibility for the recognition Of
the Nichols government in Louisiana. They deny,
however, that Grant intended to desert Packard and
claim TO be able TO prove that Grants orders to pre-
serve the statue qao-i.e simply to keep the peace
were issued at the direct request of some Of Pres-
dent Hayes's most intimate friends, who represented
to President Grant that Gen. Hayes desired 10 enter
office unembarrassed by necessity OF following any
decision his predecessor might make regarding the
contesting governments. They deny that President
Grant ever seriously entertained idea of recognz
ing Gov Nichols. They claim that the entire
sponsiblity for the present situation in Louisiana
rests solely with President Hayes anddenounce Secy.
Shemans effort 10 divide it with Gen. Grant as an
attempt to impose upon the public In proof of this
ciaim they reterate again their oft repeated and oft
exploded charge that President Hayes's Louisiana
Commission sent down to New-Orleans to cOmprOm-
ise things packed in the Nichols interest. In
other words they persist that Grant is entitled to
whatever credit may attach to a design to maintain
caTpet-baR rule in Louisiana, and glory in the ale
CATION that up TO the last moment Of his official
reer he was really opposed to home rule for the
South.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE FRENCH ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN.


NJ. Gambetta in his recent speech at Lille.
said lhe mere reelection the 363 would be made
quae protest against the 16tn Of May 1.-THE removal of the
simon Cabinet and would not give sufficient authority
for finishing with this policy OF oscillation and subter-
fuge He expressed the belief that his former estimate
of 100 would be exceeded that Liberal ryaries had
ceased. Recruits had been gained and the Des results
would be obtained in the West Centre and Northwest
part OF France hitherto apatbetic but which now
began TO talk Of liberty aud repubiicansm.
The FigarO which lately attacked the Due de BrogDe
President Council and Minister Of Justice, as being
an obstacle to the proclamation of state OF SIEGE now
makes a similar complaint against Gen Berthault Ml-
ister OF War. The semi-Oticial NOne which defends
Gen Berthaut charges Gen. DucT0I, who commands at
BOnrges with being the nstgator O these attacks me
HOnttS thinks quite allowable that Cen Ducr0t a
nrov policy OF force should regret not being Ia tue
Cabinet to carry his programme but considers de-
poraDe and serious that he should stimulate breakup
NJ no Ministry
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THANKS TO MARSHAL PAYy.

To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: perusal of the article in The TRiB.
UNE to-day might give the impression that the United
States Marshal Mr.. Lewis Payn had exercised his an
tbority over the steamer Denmark unyarTantably and
In such needless suffering and trouble 10
owners, crew passengers. This IL great mis'ake
The Marshal has performed dsagreeabie duty thrown
upon him by the law with spirit Of kindly interest and
indulgence the extent that his duty permitted and
wish 10 extend TO him In this public my warm
thanks for such action.
r. w. J. HURST. Manager National Steamship Co.
Eet0- York, August IL ls77.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
TUE MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENTS.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10, 1877.
The River and Harbor appropriation Bill OF
,rust IA. 1876 appropriated 100000 for the i'm
nrovernent Of the mouth OF the Mississippi RIVER pro
yided that the appropriation shall not be available Wheh
ever and so long there shall be an open chanhei o
eighteen feel Of water at mean tlde 70 anu iro" 's
hrougb the south pass OF the river TO the port OF New
o,leans Can't Brown the engineer officer III charge OF
the work has reported the Secretary OF war that
urvry has been made aud channel OF 200 feet 10 w,dtn
and hteen depth exists The secretary ol
~ tbfore directed that all further expenditures or
the 900 above referred to be suspended ana tne
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
IIKE TnER IMPUpENCE.

The Texas and Pacific railroad directors have
lcst he'd meeting. AID propose To ask Congress for
SSoo nlle for 400 miles Of road. IN the shape Of
some way they also propose 10 limit The responsibility Of
sae government 10 81 100000 year. How this be
coe with such issue of bonds IL not "A simple problem
"a Alnf matcs. The shamessuess OF the JOB Is made APP
~ TIE TACT that lie present OF lands
s...sItyH from the Government this company bulll
~" niles Of road during the past year, making 4s0 miles
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
OFFICIAL NEPOTIsM.
lRY TRLHGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuHHl

RY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsgl
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19--Commisioner Raum
viii tomorrow issue circular to all Collectors Of Inter
nal Revenue, directing them not to allow within their
several collection districts than person related
to the Collector to hold Internal Revenue appoint
ment, and forbiddng the employment under them OF
more than two persons related TO each other. This
form is the result Of investigation which the Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue has been conducting for
the past few weeks The answers to his inquiries
10 the number Of relatives holding
Offices are very peculiar, and show most
astounding development OF nep0tsn IN sections OF
the country This is more especially true OF the South
ern states, New-York, Pennsylvania and New England
In district in Kentucky there thirtyone per
related TO each other holding revenue offices,
out OF forty appointments. IN OF the New
England districts there five or six The North
exempt from this abuse than any other
on Of country. The Chicago Collector reports per
in office related himself and persons related
each other IL OF the Illinois districts there
are persons related by marriage 10 The Collector.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE FIRE RECORD.

BURNING OF OIL WORKS on SHOOTERS ISLAND.
A fire broke out on Saturday evening in the
American on Works shooters Island opposite Mari
ners Harbor The works are owned by d. a W. Lasson
The loss is about 81 900, which there j. insurance
John La-s0n, brother Of OF the members Of the
m, severely II not fatally burned by the explosion
Of Of the oil watts.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
sTrFFENING UP THE SOLID SOUTH.

Mr.. HAYES has relieved the south or DayOnet
rule is the burden OF the Radical song We'll suPPHs
hs has hat OF IL FOrsoOtn, l. this anV reason tha
we should fawn at his feet and repudiate those
principles the maintainance 9t when %! t tne ~,
forced him to the act Does his acquescehce IA
fbe iuevitable Justify in deserng thoss Who s'ood
manflllly by in the hour OF cur diesl alio'on anu
hecoming paDderers to fraud
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

SAN FRANoIsCo. Aug. 19.-Guayamas ad-
vices Of the 10th report that Gen. Huerta has recognized
the late election a. valid and Mariscaas the constu
tional Governor. This will prevent revolution.
LONDON, Aug. 1S.-A Madrid dispatch states
that 1900 men viii go TO Cuba between now and the
10th of september
LoNDoN, Aug 19.-The Nile has ceased to
rise during the last days. and is fourteen feet
below the average or the last three years
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

The last week but one of the successful run of
All sin Is announced On the 3lst Of August there
will he a special Authors night" Between the second
and third Mark Twain will have something to say;
between the third and fourth acts Bret Harte VIII to
explain. and after the play Dion BOucicau NJ. p has
been invited review the proceedings Miss Fanny Dav-
enport viii make her first appearance since her return
Europe. at the Brooklyn eademy Of Music, the
9th of September, in Pique."
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
A WESTERN TOWN BURNED.

DEADwOoD ID. r., Aug. 19.-The Town Of
Gayvie, two miles from this place, almost entirely
destroyed by fire yesterday morning only one two
houses saved. The fire originated in Yames res
taurant There being water for fire purposes the
flames spread rapidly. aud In three hours destroyed
about ZOO houses. ranging In from 500 to $1,000
each The total loss estimated a. $4,000. There Is
M. ua
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
ALAKE PRoPFLLoR Bt-RyEp

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 19.-The propeller
Eighth Ohio Was burned az O'Clock this morning. Tie
fire originated IN her bow. and supposed to have been
the work Of ncendiary. She was valued at $4,000,
and fully insured.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
DErRoIT ROWING REGATrA.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. l9.-Yesterday was
the last day OF the regatta The attendance was over
2jCOO The race for junior single sculls mile and re-
turn, was by Moses Mordean OF Monroe. Time.
lGm. els The race for double sculls. mile and re
turn, was by woiyenhooks OF GreenDush. " y, In
l4m GIGS The senior sx-oared race, mile and hall
and return by the ExcelsiOrs OF Detroit IN Ism
3Os for junior fouTOared SHELF, was won hy
the Floral City OF Monroe In l9m. ass; distance
mile and half and return
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
rHE ARGEYTINE REPUBLICAN DEBT.

LONDON, SatufdAy, Aug. Is, IsII.
The Times referring to foreign debt of the
Argentine Confederation, says: "The dividends and
drawings on the debt have not beeu provided for
from the revenue, and the prospect OF a further
deficit is so decided this year that what has been
true in the past is plainly true The dividends have
been met partly Dy borrowing in London on pledged
stock ana partly note issues BuenOs Ayres-"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
GEyER4L FOREIGN NEWS.
MINISTER LOWELL's RECEPTION.

MINISTER LOWELL'S RECEPTION.
MADRID, Saturday, Aug. IS, 1877.
King Alfonso received Mr. Lowell the newly
appointed United states Minister to Spain, to-day, with
great soemnity. Mr. Lowell spoke in very fattering
terms spain The King replied In similar friendly
tone No aluson made 20 Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

renton-was not instructed-ani. while neither then ol
now abating ANYTHING OF my admiration and appreciation
OF senator Conkling voted for Mr. Hayes on the nrs
and every succeeding ballot until he was nominal
tiOn. nlhAs SVSA~
Bonne Terrc Francois Co., No, Aug II, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE SARATOGA CENTENNIAL FUND.

tWE Ut IHt
SIR: Permit me to acknowledge through your
columns. the receipt to-day of 800 from John H. starn
Congressman elect; and OF s25 from Friend In
Philadelphia. WILLIAM T.. STONE.
Secretary Saratoga Monument Association. Box 2,37E
Her- York, Aug. 1s, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

IN ALL which are now earning running expenses AZ .
same time the Southern Pacific Comnany OF Naiolnis
runs regular trains between San Francisoo ana fvtt
Yuma on the Arizona frontier and has contracted iot
building 1GO miles of TRACK by the hrst OF January ~ ~
the most only 600 or 500 miles Will remain between ,he
eastern and western sections Of the road lhs gap can
be built without any subsidy besides the ianus ane"u'
cal
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
PURE cUssEDNEss.

From The .4tOdnN Jo"THnt. 4,
II is had enough that the Georgia Conven-
tlon should adopt the policy OF Reputation hu. " u
sin worse that the leading Democratic papets
in the North should sustain this shameful action IN te
one ease there Is not the extenuation hut the
tion of a supposed but mistaken seifintcrest III VIZ
other there seems TO be little mou'e "u' f"A'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

LONDON, Saturday, Aug. Is, 1877
The CITY of Richmond, which sailed from
Queenstown yesterday evening with the British Rifle
Team took also Mr. Peterkin reserve Three ladies
also accompany Sir Henry Halfords party.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
pOMEs TIC ports.

A SENSITIVE PLANT.-(Her Pumpernickel,
having just played eomposton OF his own, bursts into
teorsI Chorus Of Friends" Oh what q tie matter
What can We do FOR yOup Herr Pumpeip cke-" Ach |!
nossingi messing Bot ven hear really cOo music zen
must always weep!
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

Charles Harker, the Cashier Of the Union Ma
tional Bank OF Mount Holly, y. J., disappeared recently
with about $4,000 OF the funds OF the bank. lie Is
young unmarried, accomplished and great favor
ite He has moved In the best society Of the place. aud
his dishonesty has created painful sensation.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
DROPPED DEAD IN CENTRAL PARK.

James NJ. Arnold, age sixty. of Washington
ave-. City weiehcr dropped dead in Central PARK yes
terday the OF death is supposed TO have been
aDOplexy
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

A Highland schoomaster was called upon 10
help the great men IN drawing up petitlo anu, 81 &
chief magisrate wns five feet III circuhirf-
ence he was not little disturbed when he read the
heading: To the mare and body corpulent!"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE BRITIsH COTTON TRADE.

LONDON, AU8, i, IoIIs
Several cotton mills at Blackburn commenced
running on time yesterday II expected that In
few DAYS the movement will become general through
out the Blackburn district
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE DANITES

joaquin Miller's play, "The Danites," will be
produced at the Broadway Theatre on Wednesday, in
stead 0f tonight
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
iFor other Ship S.xs see Third Page,

ARRIVED.
Steamship p caland (Du;chl Deddes Rotterdam, Ang T.
an Nssensen Aug 9, with mdse and Passengers to fuueh
steamship Gulf stream Tribon Charleston Aug Is with
mlse and passengers, 10 WIN. p. clyde e ca.
steamship ADemaTe Gibb Leges with mdse and pass
Old D. mniOn :. Co.
steamship wyanoke Couch Richmond City Point and nor.
folk with mdse aud passenges TO Old Dominion steamship
Company.
steamship Benefactor Jones wilmington c. with cot
tos navai s'"Iss &C. 20 % y m y, Su. ,s S 90 s , -
Metropolitan steamship Co.
steamship Ehe Knight AcGreery Philadelphia with mdse.
10 Begert & Morgan.
Steamship Astarte Liverpool bars Fri for Lr1born,
Jun stetn brgs Romeo, for Trieste; Dauness for
SAILED BY WAY or LONG ISLAND SOUND.
schrs Riverside Delta and Annie b. for 81 John, v b.; r.
Od0rne Boston, Prize and Annie = Palmer, for Pert
ingfon Freeman and J. G. Rogers for salem.
sUNsET-At sandy HooA, wind hight, =, clear at City
Island, light :. W, clear.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvRE Aug f9.-The General Transatlantic companFs
Lab ador Capt sanger sailed az O'Clock Satur
dav evening for Nevg-Y0rk.
QUFKNsrowN Ang l9- The Inman Line steamship CITY Of
Berlin kennedy from New-fork, Aug H. arrived hero
PLYMOUTH Aug. is.-Tle Hamburg American Line sieam.
ship Ierder Capt Brandt from New York Aag o Tor Ham
burg. has arrived
Tie General Transatlantic Companys steamship Pererc.
cant Daure from NewYorx Ang . arrived here at noon on
Saturday.
DOMESTIC P0RT-.
Bosrov Aug 19-Arrfved. steamship Pottsv-le Mliis.
from Philadelphia; stephen Morgan, Durpes., from
Roudouf: has Sampson. from Baltimore (eor Mary
IRON, Raltimore F. r Merrick, Baltimore Cleared.
T1ssna for Bsmore Norman Nickerson -r phllsdei,
we'll Berry SavanDah Sophia Wilson. simpler FOR Pha-
deiphia; Vim. Marshall Cain, for Phaiepaa r Fisher,
Stone PITCHER Pemaquid Liverpool ~ Chafee.
Buel. for NewHaven sailed. steamships Parhl Norman,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug. 20-1 q. m-The small but
decided in arpressure which has taken place II
chiefly shown in the upper diagram Saturdays. The
afternoon is again approaching the nlnses There
is a little increase OF moisture In the air.
Generally fair aud warmer weather Is probable in this
city and vicinity today and tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
Gpeeial Notlces.

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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States ana New
England STATIONARY pres Ure and temperature southeas
to southwest WINDS and clear partly cloudy weather
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