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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Tho concert to be given on Sunday evening at the
Academy OF Music by tho Italian company VIII BIO
strictly sacred In character, and not merely SO in
name
Mimic Hauck the favortc singer OF the Berlin court
opera, will appear in London next month. Manv
years ago, while quito girl she appeared ut He.
Majesty Is Theatre. under the direction OF Mr. Maplcson
The London Figaro states that Wagner ball Is to DO
gotten up IN Now York. and that all the visitors
dress in characters of tho Wagncrian opera. Tho
Figaro wants know who will DO tho swan Some
goose suppose.
The financial budget Of the French government con-
tans the following subsidies TO State thcatrcs:-Tho
Opera, S0o000i FRANCHISE, 240 000t Op6ra-Comique,
80 0O0t Lyriquc, 200 000i. and the 0deon G0,O00f
The reports respecting these national places OF enter
tainment represent that they fulfilling thor iunc-
tons satisfactorily.
The fight between Gye and Maplcson for the posses
sion OF tho tenor Tamaquo has resulted In u drawn
BATTLE Tamaquo has decided to keep out OF England,
and so avoid legal complications Tho combat Is,
however, to BIO removed between the rival managers
for the possession OF Signor Gayarrc, who made
great success ut Milan last winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
RECEPTION AT THE PALETTE.

A brilliant reception given last evening by the
Palette Club, No. East Twentyscc street, which
was attended by largo number of the leading artists,
and The occasion male interesting by iino
DISPLAY of paintings. Mcssrs Wardc, Charles Roberts,
Jr Harrison Mlllard Taglapictra aud others contr
putcd an admirable dramatic aud musical cntortans
mont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
A PUGILISrlC COMMISSIONER.

Commissioner Adams OF tho Brooklyn Board OF
City Works, fined $40 by Justice Riley, OF tho
THIRD District Court, yesterday Tor assaulting y. q
Milandcr. Tho latter named individual, who Is pho
tographcr, sued domestic In tho employ OF defend
ant TOR payment OF pictures which sho had him TO
copy. Judgment was rendered IN favor OF Milanucr
ANA the Commissioner meeting tho photographer en-
tered INTO controversy with him, aud not liking the
language OF hts adversary he struck him IN the lace
knocking him down. Milandcr then caused the arrest
% Al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
KINGS CoUNTY's NEW JAIL.

The Jail Committee Of the Kings County Board Of
Supervisors have bccn cndcavorng Tor time past
to obtain reduction IN the price OF tho land offered
Tor sale by tho Brooklyn City Hospital authorities.
They have however, been unsuccessful In their CT forts
70 get u for less tnan $25 600 although the hospital
authorities are willing TO accept any amount named by
appraisers legally appointed to condemn tho land.
Should the appraisers DC appointed Brooklyn VIII I'M
doubleday soon have a model jaiL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
FAMILY JARS AND A PLATE.

Mary and John Bait, who have lived together as
man and vile for seventeen years. fell out last evening
at the supper table about their daughter Their homo
Is at No. l4l Dcancoy street, and has been happy
one, Mrs Bast told HERALD reporter last night until
tus quarrel IL was very ferrous and butter one
and was terminated by John Bast very summury
Ito seized plate and hurled It at nis wife Ia struck
her on the head and knocked her scnscless Tho sur
gcon who examined her thought her skul was lrnr.
turrd, but inter la the evening she was abio TO 81 IN
and talk. Her husband he'd. Sho does not wan, nm,
arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
STOLEN STRAW BRAID.

Il. P. Rowe, OF No 142 Greene street, reported to
the Central Once yesterday that at two T. NJ pair Of
horses and truck stolen from White street,
broadway. on the vehicle were four cases OF straw
braid marked I'D. c. Mallory 4 Co., Hoston, Mass"
They were worth $1,000. The Strangcst part OF the
affair was tho cartmans story. He said that hc was
stopped In White street by men who asked him 10
carry bundle up stairs into place for them. While
he doing his team and truck wcro stolen. They
recovered by officers Of tho Tenth precinct
last night. The property was gone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
NEW YORK CLUB ELECTION.

The following gentlemen lavo been elected officers
OF the New York Club Tor the ensuing ycar:-Prcsi-
dcnt--Fredcrick H. Gilbert; Vice Prcsidcnt---Willia
X. Garrison; Treasurer X. NJ. McJmscy; Secretary
Robert 4. Hoy; Drcctors-Cturles Banks, II. X.
Moore George w. Cottcrill John sherwood, \. VI.
jones, William NJ. FIicss, H. H. Baby, J. Calm, Jr.,
mud w. L. vandcryoort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
DIED OF HIS INJURIES.

Mr. Zachariah V. Lasher, night superintendent al
tho Hudson River Railroad Companys depot. Thrticts
and Tenth avenue, died Wednesday night at hi
ato residence, No. 4l4 West Twcntyninth street. Hi
death resulted from injuries received while coupling
the I'd INST, already reported in these col
umps. .Zach"-as he was familiarity known to all tie
railroad employ os-was old and valued attache Of
the railroad company, having been continuously IN
their service Tor than fifteen years His untmcly
death universally regretted by his old associates
the road He leaves a wife and three children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
TIE RECENT COAL RUMORS.

1t was recently industrously set aioat that the
officers oil tho Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
were about to apply for the appointment OF receiver
An investigation TO the origin OF these rumors was
TO have been commenced yesterday by the Grand jury
but owing 10 the absohco OF District Attorney Phelps
u WAS adjourned until Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
NEW YORK FEMALE CONvICTS.

1t is proposed TO have MI the female convicts Of New
York State confined in prison, and a bill is now
before tho Legislature authorizing such action thu
PRISON 10 be selected by tho superintendent Among
other prisons visited by Mr.. A. 4. Pilsbury SUPER
intcndent OF State Prisons tho Kings County Pcni-
tertiary and IL Is thought that this Institution
amply large enough Tor any such purpose, II Will DO
4 ho gcle cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
STEAM STREET CARS.

Owing to the illness OF Judge Gilbert, Of the Kings
County Supreme Court, tho argument upon the order
granted by him compelling the Long Island Railroad
Company to show cause why permanent injunction
should not be issued TO prevent them from running
steam cars on Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, was not
heard yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

BooTH's THEATRE-MR. TooKER'S BENEFIT.
Booths Theatre was filled from tho parquet to tho
topmost gallery yesterday afternoon the occasion Of
Mr. lockers benefit The audience composed
largely OF members OF the theatrical profession who
only such occasions have opportunity OF seeing
one another perform. The entertainment opened
by tho orchestra under signor 0port followed by a
chorus OF male and female voices In English glecs.
Then Mr. Mccullough and Mr.. L. X. Collier played an.
act from Sheridan Knowles srhe Wife, After q
song by the Madriga boys. Miss Clara Louise Kellogg
forward amid loud applause ana sang ''Shc
wandered down tho mountain sidc," song that shc
has made wholly hor own, few dare attempt It alter
her exquisite rendering she encored and sang
down the shadowy lane" aud, receiving
double encore, answered with Home,
Sweet Home" After Miss Kellogg. Miss DAY.
export and Mr.. Mccullough played the balcony
scene from Romeo and Juliet" Mr.. McCuoughs
performance very fine; Miss Davenport feeling
far from WELL and did not do herself justice. Both OF
these actors were called before The curtain. Miss
Davenport tho recipient Of several bouquets and
temple Of lowers ana Mr.. Mccullough was presented
with wreath OF laurel which, With true gaantry, h0
placed upon Miss Davcnport's brow Mss Annie
Borc, who called upon to oil the place OF Nine.
Salvotti u; worry short notice. sang with tho glee club
aud displayed u voice OF wide compass, good culture
and agreeabv quality. The most amusing part OF the
performance tho farce OF 'sSlasher and Crashcr,
IN which Mr. Stuart Robson, Dir. w. y. CRIME and Mr..
Tookcr himself appeared. Mr.. Tookcr had but one
startling resemblance to tho duel scenc in sour
Boarding House" was noticed In this FARGO, but this
may have been because II acted by tho Same
men. Nr. Tookcr called before tho curtain and
made a Ittio speech IN which he alluded the Sow
era artists who had given their services on this occa-
sion. When he mentioned Miss Kcllogg's name the
house received 1t with enthusiastic applause, and that
lady. who occupied stage box, was Obliged TO come
10 the front and bow hor Acknowledgements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1877.

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1877.
Surgeon D. L. Magrudcr, Z. s. A., has been assigned
to duty attending surgeon and examiner Of recruits
st Louis, Mo-, relieving Surgeon z. 7. Alexander
who has been ordered 10 report TO tie mnandiEg
General Department OF tho Columbia for assg 10
.ftfta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
STEINWAY HALL.


The Oratoro Society OF Now York gave thoir fourth
concert last night at tho above hall Haydns ora
toro OF "Tho CREATION tho work selected We
VOL the society for giving US an oratoro
which has boon almost done to death, considering that
at their recent concerts tho works performed have
been nearly all new to the Now York public. Miss
Thursby who sang tho soprano part is already we'll
fame for the purity OF her voice and style OF
singing need but add that In this oratorio sho had
ample opportunity for displaying her powers of cxecu.
ton. Tho well known air, "With vcrdurc clad, was
sung by her with exquisite taste and finish, also
air, ION mighty pens" which sho rendered without
ailoctaion mannerism. In this wo wish somo OF
concert singers would follow Miss rhursby's example
Tho part sung rather attempted BIO sung
by Mr. Stoddard. This gen leman has evidently idea
The traditions or oratorio singing, which Is not,
perhaps wonderful as We suppose he has never been
TO the home OF orat0r,o music-viz, England. He
sings HIS rccitativcs instead OF dccaiming thcm, de-
vers them much too slowly, and with an excessive
OF tho falsely called portamento which would dis
grace Italian This bemsh OF false
portanen,o is noticeable all his singing. but is moro
disagrccabe because OF place In the rocita-
tivcs than elsewhere.
Mr.. Simpson sang the tenor part in his usual mild
and nonensvc manner. Ii this gentleman ever had
gulshed (what an Adam to such a charming Eveo 1t
seems though III his case familiarity with the
public had bred contempt for his singing was soveny
and careless TO the last Degree The choruses under
Dr. Damrosch's ablo direction were all well
sung; but VIC could not neip wishing LOT
an influx of young and fresh voices
to give musical lie to the society Voices,
matter how well used, will wear, especially chorus
slLgng, and the Oratorso Society IS composed mainly
those faithful and hard working singers who have
supplied tho foundation OF every chorus formed here,
from the old Harmonic Society down, and there do
not appear to be any young singers coming up with
sufficient real love Tor to be willing to take their
places. However, with the material at hand DR..
Danrosch has succeeded in working up good chorus
they have learned to attack we'll, point in which
almost always chorus singers have failed, and
The performance, on tho WHOLE was u most satisac-
tory one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
THE SOLDIERS HOME.

II In contemplation by several promi ncnt athletes
OF this city give entertainment IN aid OF tho
Soldiers Home Tho programme will be of an at;rac-
two character and the performers the best In their
chosen spheres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20


In view OF the uncertainty as to damages adjacent
buildings this estimate seems To be low but give
~ as stated depressed road has the advantage or
light and ventilation, cut the disadvantage OF being
SUBJECT TO encumbranco by snow, which III n narrow
cutting would be u somewhat Serious matter
THE FINANCIAL ASPECT.
Passing from tue consideration tho feasibility OF
construction and WORKING OF the road may
ANNE the question IN It's financial aspect The IN st
element Is tho cost OF the work completed and put in
successful operation. have already given the csti-
mates oil eng ncers three different routes una plans,
which vary from 81, 600 900 $40 900 600 The
mates OF 1868 aud 1872 were madc whcn tho price OF
labor and materials was high, and proportonato
reduction should DO made 10 meet present prices.
still there arc certain expenses which not covered
by any OF these estimates but which must be met,
such ~ interest on capital during time OF construction
Vhfce years. litigation, nc. In OF all the facts
think detailed estimate OF cost may DO placed from
50. U00, 600 to $40, 600, 900
PROBABLE RETURN
Commissioner Campbell then treats OF tho important
question as 10 the return such an outlay lie says
there can DO no doubt that sucn road viii enhance
the value OF real estate particularly IN the upper part
oil tho city, but this is not enough; IL must be mWie
reasonably clear to capitalists that the earnings OF the
road will pay upon the cost, and DOUBT upon this SUBJ
jcct has probably prevented the Investment oi capital
IN any underground road. rho amount OF travel
SUCH a road would be enormous 1t u.s. OF course cs-
scntial that On agreement should DO mado with the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20

At the close OF tho sale tho auctoneer Mr.. Somer-
vile, announced that Mr. Nathan Mathews, OF Boston,
had decided 10 sell his collection OF plcures and that
on Monday next his collection would DO placed on ex-
hbitou ut tho Kurtz Gallery II will DO sold by
ton April 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20

Tho report then shows that the OF tho tunnel on
the present grade between Forty second and Thirty
second streets is inpracticabe would compel
all the trans to cross Forty street on the sur
face directly In front OF the Grant Central depot to
the great deriment OF traffic the risk OF LIE.
THE DEPRESSED ROAD.
Mr.. Schuylcr's present estimate OF the OF n de-
pressed road through tho blocks IRON the City Hail.
connect with the Harlem Railroad Fiuy.glxlh
street, the intcrsectn2 to DO carried over ON
hrti ia as fall
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-03
The Antl-Monopo1iSt.
A Fancy About . Boy.

We stood beside the window sill,
The little lad and ],
Within the room was sober gloom,
Without a sunset sky.
drew him forward to the light,
That might see him plain.
That sudden view thrilled my heart through
With delicious pain.
leant his head back DER my arm
And strOked his crisped hair
The dear, dear curls DER which salt pearls
could have rained out there!
looked beneath his heavy lids,
Dropping with dreamy fold;
What yisiOned eyes saw arise!
But nothing shall be told.
Gayly spoke, Could count back
Nine years and he gain nine,
would not say what Ill today
Had CHANGED this heart Of NINE"
He laughed-all laughed most OF all;
But / was glad, Ween,
That the whole room lay in such gloom
His face alone was seen.
He talked.to..me in school-boy phrase,
gave him meet replies
mind not what; my sense was naught
Or lived but in my eyes.
could not kiss him as child.
only touched his hair,
Or with my hand his broad brow spanned.
But not that it was fair.
He stranger to me, as to him,
| We never met before;
Yet would fain brave mickle pain
| To see the lad once more.
But why this was. and is, God knows,
And IL know, with JOY,
I'll find among His angel throng
An angel, like that boy
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-03
ON DOING WITHOUT.

Oh, Tom, I've just seen such love OF a bon
Pale blue, and tea-roses, half blown and
such lace!
I'm sure that some poet could write sweet
About #. when oyer-well, somebody's face.
The cost? Thirty dollars. You know, it's i'm
ported,
The fashion, you see, dear, but has just come
out;
I've tried it on, Tom, and oh! l was trans
Can't have its Now, Tom, whye Can't do
without:
Let's see; there's the gas bill, the milk, and
the grocer;
Jack wants his new shoes, and the butcners
bills due;
And the dressmaker-There, see you wish to
How much it all makes. Well. of course,
forty-two.
Have bonnets up-stairss Yes Worn out?
No. of course not.
But-There! can't have 1t; to argues no
use.
Well, Tom, then that table, all gliding and
what not
We saw at the auction. Don't scowl SO, you
goose!
The table is lovely. Pm sure that we need
it;
The parlor, you know, dear, is really quite
bare .
Twenty dollars; tits nothing; you never will
miss it,
WHY. Thomas, Pm shocked! Was that
meant for a swear!
Very well, sir; there's surely no use OF your
scolding -,
The gas bill, / hate it; the butcher still
more.
You're always reminding mc-Hark! did tht
bell ring:
bundle for you just been left at the door
What's in its No matter. I'll see for myself
then
The shoes that you got on your way from
the cars!
Oh, Tom, what story! There,now it is open
As live, you extravagant wretch, it's Ct
gars.
Mr.. Smith, for tobacco,to So-and-so debtor.
Five hundred cigars. Fifty dollars, IL
doubt.
Now, then, sir-the gas bill, the milk-you ha
better
Preach poor Now that bonnet xhan't d
without.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-03

At Leu St. Remy, in Belgium, an APP
sailing sensation has lately occurred. A
young man Of Is years, who was believed
y be dead, was placed in coffin and
buried. A great number Of mourners ac-
companied the funeral. One Of them
pronounced eulogium upon the charac'
ter Of the deceased, the usual prayers were
recited, and the coffin was lowered into
the grave. The grave-diggers had begun
10 fill it in with clay when they heard sew
Eeral knocks given from within the coffin.
Terrified, ttey ran to call the curate ana
- - meyor, in the presence OF botn
Images, the coffin was opened.
- sctacle r says the paper from
< = translated. 1.-THE unfortu-
who had been buried alive
= tate Of lethargy, had made
rts to break open the lid OF
- uselessly, and bad died OF
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-03

An Irishman recently stopped at hotel
in Des Moines, Iowa, where pretty high
bills were charged. In the morning the
landlord made out the amount of dam
ages and presented it to Pat After he had
glanced over it the latter looked the land
lord in the face and exclaimed: Ye
put me in mind of snipc." Whyg'
asked the landlord. Because yefc very
nigh all BILL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-13
Brigham Young's Connection win
Mountain Meadows VI ss.acre.

SpRISGYIELD. Ill. July IL. Captain
John TObID, formerly n resident Of Cali
lorula, later Of ST. LDJw, and 'tIll later
of SprIr gfcii, will be- one Of District
Attorney Howard principal witness's 10
prove Brigham ioungs personal con.
n"cLIon with the massacre OF the Gent 90.
HIS name II mentioned iu Lees con.
iessipn. lie tell n long story, which j.
IN substance thA. having gained the con-
htcuce Of Brigham by aiding the Mo mon
"rnlgrsnt-. be VA APPDlsted Instructor Of
q" terrltOrIA. mliItIa, which poslIlon be-
resigned bccau," the 'qusds OF cavalry
were used n avengers Subsequently
be undertook " gTId" prrty ol thrr"
-trong, 'ut-sOoken ant. MormOhs -
California, bat the party VA,
ovsrtsk"n by band o' mount.
% Mormons, led by Brigham Young.
Jr and compelled 20 stop under
the pretencs, that they wers going -
California ~ mIsreprGsent MUrmOnIsm.
They finally procesde1, but were contlu.
Isliy logged by the MOrmonI, who 81
length hred on them A. they were en.
camping. At night the party were lott
for desd and the MOrmDl. taking their
horses rode away. sixty hoGrs after
wards the UpItsd S.ates msil wagon al
party IN route for SouDerrardIus took
them up but two died .Oon after. Tobin
hsd a snot 10 the right eye which made
u,m blind He claims - have 81 I'M
pDrtAnL dDcumentOry evidence Of the
plotting ngslDst the government and the
GsLtiI@s On the part Of Brigham Young.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-13
THE EASTERN WAR.
Russians Attempt to Take Ruschus
BY Assault.
RepuIsed After Two Hours Fight :.
Defeat of the Turks at Bagllld,
W ar Notes.

Ry,T,HJN, jay - - Severn Bugs.
rIsus naye been arrested, chsrged w.ta
assisting the Russians and 'omrnlng
.us4rr,ytIun, aud Slso with distributing
petroleum L. fire the town. Up IL June
2S.h. there we're IN Rus,chucA 700 per.
cons killed sui wouHded By the bom.
bsrdment
ApEIANcrLE, July l2-The Russsn
cavalry are ~ CnIpks PISS
LONDON. July l9.-The bombsrimeu,
OF Ru-tchuk RECOMMENDED Tuesday.
during winch the Russians attempted -
take Tue town by assault. but were ~
pulsed after two hours lighting
The resignation ot the Earl OF Bncon,.
leId Wss never contemplated.
LoNpo>, Ju'y IA drpstch from
- cannon srd Iu0 kemmingtou ride.
Is leaving Adows lor tho frontier - rl-
counter the revolving tributaries.
VARNA, July PA Turkish 'rlcstr
I- bombarilog the town OF Slmlcrsysi "a
Crum
The Russian despite the protest. ol
,ho Dsnubsu International Convention.
sunk the ship, laden with store, NJ the
mouth OF the Danube.
NI.NNA, July - A Bucharest
,prcl- Icnlc. that the Roumannn, N
tend t. eros. tue Danube or have con
nluicd MI A,uAn,o with Servl-.
\ Belgrade ,p.cIsl says the lcpullo,
who resigned thcJr seats are to be- prose
,ut"i tor ctIumUNuuE the cabinet snd
SLUpc chluA
CuSsTANTISorLE July ~ The mi,,
tsry SuI civil commandAnts oi Sr,tova,
rrymnva and OsnIan Ba. hhr have been
summoned here Tor lrIal hy Court
Martha
81 rErEK-RuHu. July IA toio.
gram hss been received here from BAys
nIi that the citadel hsd been relieved toy
General IIcrgst,uu, who completely de-
.raiod the Turkish investing force mum.
nrrlt : 80 COO, capturing tour guns ami
eighty pu-nuerr
Co>~rANuSorLE, July II In c"usr-
gIrncr oi ,br plague NJ BoCdA, III" army
corps hr, irl lrcr" Tor E-A'roum
Arut>~. Jul, I2.-Thc Greek Assem-
Ills rI.', g. Iny, sud IN" nlnrtry l. leit
&, work ~ tnr military prcpAratluu.
with o." hnrnrr,I i"-"uro"s NJ IL dl..
p..-L
LoEpoN, July T. A Vienna uorre.-
po0denl denies tntl ther" viii b" n meet.
Iug between the "mp"ror, ot Germany
snd Austria TINS Year, and confirms the
statement mat no convention hiss been
conclGdcd between Scrvia and RoumHn,a.
lie ssys that the ServIRns hesitate uu'rl
lbo Rpumsnlan srmy has established
I,,rlt IN the Turkish side OF the Dnnuh"
1t l. not prob,blc that the hesitation on
the psrl Of Scrvla will retain the Prince
oi RoumsnIs The present mos cment
d thought 10 be- favorable for crossing
Tue Danube, n. II Is supposed Ht u" Kou
usnian headquarters that n portion Oi
mo garrIsou OF NiddIn has been sent 30
NIkopoils md Is kept IN check thcr" by
the Ru--IsBs detached against that town.
LONDON. July PA dispatch from
Plymouth says that the new gun v,rs"i
Condor D. t. be- fitted with torpedo spa
rstIs and sent ss soon ~ practicable 10
tho Danube, where sha will be-, with her
sister vessel Flaming Thunder, under or-
ders Of the Brtph Ambassadors A. Con-
stantiuopln and Vienna Tor the prot,,.
ton of BrItlsn interests.
The Admiralty has, by telegraph or.
dereI that the steam irIgstSs Narcl-su.
and Topaz be commissioned NJ once.