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Prom Amercai"-vaey Of tho rsk-"cnttie Ste Icrs.
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CUBA.
THE PROGRESS OF MARTINEZ cAMpos' con-

THE PROGRESS OF MARTINEZ cAMpos' con-
QUEsT-MoNETARY.
HAVANA Via KEY WEST Fla, April 10, 1871
General Martinez Campos has begun forward move
ment the Central Department. lie is reported to
be Puerto Principe but the bulk Of tho troops
not thero yet Tho predecessors OF General Campos
accustomed TO continually report that the Cinco
villas were cleared but in all after
dispersed they invariably rcappcarcd General Campos
ID more prudent and only says the Cinco Villas are
buflcicntIy paciled TO allow his forward movement,
leaving part Of the troops behind for any emergency
THE TOBACCO cRop.
Everything Is quiet In vucta Abajo. There has becn
q splendid tobacco crop
DESTRUCTION or MILITARY STORES.
military camp and settlement called Domineucz
on the lrocha line caught fire and was entirely de-
srroyed II contained military provision warehouses;
q barracks Tor wounded men, bakeries, tclegraphic
station and cavalry stables. Tho loss is said to DC
81, 100000
large provision train is reported have been cap
turcd by Maxine Gomez the noghborhood OF
Remedies.
FINANCIAL UNCERTAINTY.
Gold 10 Havana Is rising cause partly speculation,
jose catastrophe. The bank has not resumed pay
ment, aud - con sidered broken. II made heavy ad-
vanccs to planters who cannot meet their Obligations
because OF the alleged large deficiency OF the sugar
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Theodore Thomas and his orchestra will givo grand
testimonial concert TO Mr. John Lavine on Monday
evening
A soircc musicale, IN MD OF tho PEABODY Homo for
Aged INDECENT Women, viii DO given At Chickering
Hall Monday evening"
Ole Bull will play on Sunday night at Booths Thea
tire for tho last time In New York. He Will be as.
sisted by signor Tagiapietra and Miss Isodore MART,
ncz
Tho Oratoro Society OF Now York will give grand
public rehearsal OF rhc Creation" this afternoon At
steinway Hail. Tho soloists VIII be Thursby simpson
and StoddarI
The charming "Mis,lctoo Bough" entertainment
lew choice seats and boxes remain ursod, and may
had by application at the residence OF Mrs. Marshall
q. Roberts. No. 107 FINN avenue. n
There Will 30 matn performance OF 'Faust'' to-
day at the Academy OF Music with very strong cast
Milo. Morcl as Marguerite, Nile Rambclli as s. bel
sigpor Bcrtolazi Valentine, Dial Negro as Mcphis-
tophc!cs signor Zcnari VIII mako his first appear.
ancc Faust The managers have wisely adopted
popular prices for this occasion.
a charity entertainment will be given this afternoon
at the Cooper Institute under the direction OF Miss
Arabea Root Tor tho benefit OF the sIndustria
Schools OF the Childrcns Aid Society" The chief al
traction will bc Mr. Henry +. Bryant, vcntriIoauist
and humorist well known IN the West. Several other
artists viii also assist and the object good ono
/, Is he hoped tho public will give ;he undertaking
generous support
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THEIR REMOVAL TO THE INDIAN TERRITORY TO
IE PRESSED by THE DEPARTMENT

THEIR REMOVAL TO THE INDIAN TERRITORY TO
DE PRESSED by THE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, April l3 1877.
An animated contest has been progress for several
months regarding tho proposed removal OF The ronca
Indians from their reservation tho Missouri River
In Northwestern Nebraska to the Indian Territory.
Tho Congress appropriated $40 900 tho purpose
OF cscting this removal aud establishing the Poncas
about seven hun .rcd and iity in bcr-upon a new
reservation In tho Indian Territory, provided they
should consen; to the removal
oprosBD TO rME REMOVAL.
Tho Nebraska settlers and several missionaries nj
the neignboring Santec agency have srenuously OPP
posed the removal of the Foncas. arprohcnding tina.
their departure from the reservation will result in It's
speedy occupancy by tho Sioux, who regarded
as desirable ncighbors IL has also alleged that
the consent OF tho P0ncas was gwen under a misun n
dcrstandug, &C., but alter fun investigation OF the
subject the Department has nnaIly decided press
the removal and At last adviccs nearly all Inlans
were expected 10 start southwark IN few days.
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ogyi How do you manage 10 mix mp such widely
dnerent elementss
N. LIZ vxRRxs-In the simplest way possible.
Some OF the political parties make gifts OF these
instruments Us . means OF propagandism OF their
ideas, bur care little Cor that all that concerns
me Is that the communes shall have their barome-
tiers. send them to all those that ask for them.
As 10 Others they can get served as they please.
BARoMErERs AID BoSApAarisM.
Here NJ. lie verrer showed me a list OF seven
communcs, for each OF which Bonapartist Deputy
had asked Tor barometer. lie said that three OF
these communes were already inscribed on rhe reg
uar service list, and that he should only send four
barometers. Just as he made this observation
servant brought In letter which NJ.
lie verrier asked my permission 10 open. IL
SO happened that 1t was from the Deputy OF whom
he had spoken. He begged NJ. lie ycrrier not 10
have his name inscribed on the dia! plate OF the
barometers which he intended TO present, fearing.
no doubt, that they might be refused. similar
modification had been inflicted few days before
OH one OF his colleagues OF the Department OF the
sarthc.
TIME AND ELECTRICITY.
M. lie yerrier now asked mo TO accompany him
to one OF the pavions in the garden OF the obser-
vatory where he had established model clock
which Is 10 give the time TO the whole OF Paris. lie
explained the mode OF regulation By new electric
process, which no Intended to make use OF In con-
nection with It, but the clockmaker intrustcd with
Immediately occupied NJ lie vcrrcrs attention. I
therefore begged permission to take my leave. In
bidding me goodby the distinguished director made
me promise not to forget his recommendations
and begged OF me to the meteoroogist OF the
NEW YORK HERALD that he would always find In
him jealous coUdbora,e,r.
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INTERESTING RELIC OF Clusters BATTLE-A
NEW ENVOY TO CRAZY HORSE
CAMP ROBINSON, Neb., April l3 1871
Lieutenant Clark, OF General Crooks stan received
from of Indians who arrived the Spot
ted Tail agency to-day, tho seal ring OF Lieutenant ~
w. Reilly, OF tho Seventh cavalry. who killed In
tho Custer massacre.
CRAZY HORSES BAND.
II Is MT positively known whether not Crazy
Horse. with his band proper, will come In, though his
reply 10 the commission, sent TO them by runner.
was that he would como In and hold a
council Since then, however, nothing has
been heard from him, ana TO ascertain fully
hts whereabouts at present and his Intentions re-
garding the surrender. new envoy under charge OF
old Red Cloud has departed.
The party who arrived at the spotted Tail Agency
CONSIST principally OF Northern Choyenncs while abou,
forty OF tho tribe route for canionmcnt
Tongue RIVER and Will surrender 10 General Nlck
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THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS.
CDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. Il

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON, April Is. 1877.
Work was begun to-day at the government printing
Office upon the republication OF the Records OF the
tncnta Congress- recently ordered by Congress These
antquacd and nerestng records have been carefully
revised by Congressional Librarian spoord, will
be printed In OF eight volumes It Is not cx-
peced that tho work Of republication will DO finished
for thrce or four months yet
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ANUS M I NTS.
JOIN MCCULLOUGH AS oruELLo.

JOHN MCCULLOUGH AS orHELLo.
splendid audience greeted ATr. John Mccullough rs
Oihcllo last night at Booths Theatre. Tho perform
ancc made great popular success, and tho taeedan
was called before the curtain three times the end OF
the third act O all ShaKcspcarcs characters Othello
with the possible exception OF Macbeth Is the hardest
10 play Hamlet plays !lsclt to considerable extent and
the submty Of tho text often compensates for tho
weakness of the performance. A bad Hamlet can
often be tolerated. but a bad Ohclio is uncomfortable
Mcdiocry IN that character utter failure. The
Moor is OF all Shakcspcaro's lovers tho greatest and
compared with his passion that OF Romeo
is but tho fancy OF boy. Romeo
was never jealous OF Jnliet and therefore his sorrow
however deep, was simple, not complex Tho one
merely lost his vito by death, the other lost faith
itself, almost lost love, and stained his happiness with
murder. We pity the anguish OF Romeo but nro ap.
pallcd by the agony OF Olheo Tho lovc Of the Moor
is SO intensified by Jealousy that II becomes terrible
hell with invisible bonds, and haunted by
tho face OF an angel which hides he be-
cves the features OF : hcnd. Love is tho
jealousy Is only used ms means OF revealing tho
grandeur OF othelo's love. Tho hatred which no ap-
pears to express Is only tho hrmor with which ho
would defend hts bleeding heart Complex passions
which begin with tho third act demand much Of tho
actor. and We arc glad TO say that Mr.. Mccullough
caught tho true spirit OF the character 10 never al.
lowed the audience to forget that Otheo loved BESIDE
mona, and thus Kept their sympathcs with him.
for tho moment that Othelo seems 10 hate not
love, no becomes hideous The pathetic passag OF
the play were beautifully revealed and have seldom
seen the third act given with much ten
derness. In all other respects his Oihco was
direct and honest one, free from Alterations Tho
faults Of tho personaton were chiefly in the violent
passages In which MI. Mccullough sometimes drops
his voice from an impnssoued key to soto CONVEX.
sational tone, which is neither natural
pleasing. He read tho part with both forco
and ease. exceing IN tho rapid, passionate aud
pathetic portion OF the text Some OF the oratoricaI
and eloquent passages were not, think
fully sustained, MS. Tor instance. that bcgi0-
ming. Had pleased Heaven'l and In tho
s0loquy, "Oh, now. forever, farewell" These may
be matters OF opinion but there DO no question
that Mr.. McCulloughs Othclo Is one which a noblc
acquisition TO the American stage. Tho lago
oil Mr. Wardo was spirited and subtle. and
made plausible tho plot by which tho Moor
stroycd. Cassie had foe representative Mr. j. X.
Collier, who recalled at the close or his great
scene. Miss Maud Granger pleasing as Des-
dcmono. Tho Emilia OF Nine. Ponisi, OF course, was
excellent This afternoon ,r. McCullnugh will play
Iago and Mr.. Warde Utheilo
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor Alexander Agassiz, OF Cambridge, Mass, Is
at the Everett senator Franklin W. robey OF Port
Henry, y. y, sat tho ST. James. Matthew Hale, OF
Albany and Surgeon H. G. Nelson, United States Navy.
arc at tho Gscy. Charles y. Conant and John r.
Bgclow, OF tho Treasury Department; " Gordon Dex.
ter, Of Boston, and Lieutenant Commander Frederick
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FATAL RAILROAD CASUALTY.

ELIZABETH, y. J. April 13, 1877.
Rev. Gilbert b. Hayden, aged nifty, killed on tho
Central Railroad in this city last night While coming
from New York on local tram which stopped on
siding Singers factory Tor the express tram pass
he loft tho platform and stood the track In front Of
the express tram and was instantly killed, being
thrown distance OF twenty feet Nr. Hayden who
had no family, was stakeholder IN the Icggct Manu-.
featuring Company, Of this city HIS last pastoratc
the Town OF phnnix y. Y His relatives Two In Es
sex. Conn.
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Pearson. rned states Navy. are At the Y,nh Avenua
Professor I. X Lounshury. OF Yale College. 70 n the
s;rrtcvani Daniel Doueherty Of Philadelphia, and
cx-congressman Charles H. Adams Of coaoes. " ".
are a. the Windsor Bishop William L Harris. Of
Chicago. and Rev. Dr. E. /. Maeoon Of Philadelphia.
are al the 81 Dera
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A PPLETUx'S JOURNAL
~ FOX MAY.

DESCRIPTIVE TABLE or CONTENTS
FRoyTsrikrE illustration 20 pecn "Barbara."t by Al.
Til AUSTRIAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION In Two rarss
Part H. The Second Winter the leo ana the Return
Home. twith Iinstrations) BY A. II. Guernsey.
Illustrations 80 ban ioning the siip-rhr Dress % the
IN. Young Bcars-The winter Hole ~ q BeM-Hrw
receive Bsars-Fs.!ing into u Crcvasse-view Of
Cape AUX The scdse in snow storm scene on
the Ice.
BARBARA. 4 Pocm. BY Nora Perry.
"CHERRY Ei!E." Novel Chapters XIV. XVI.
XVII. XVIII aud NIX By Helen r.. Mathers. suthor
OF ''comn' Thro' the Rye" and As He comes up the
Crhs charming serial story was begun the number
Tor February 1919
KELLER hILl4 !, short story. complete. OF early vr-
FRENCH Etiquette. Marrying in France. T. The
Etiquette Of Visiting. &c., IN Paris. ~ Lucy ~ Hooper,
srRT>I EHrKAS p ,,nr ~ John Moran 1sa
Harden. III. City Gardens. ny Ella Rsdman Church.
HE ToMAn 81 sIsIS Novel ny ssos.
THE WALKING FERN. a short story Of American Life.
in four chapters. complete by Matilda Joslyn Gage.
GOING HONE. A Bohemian Song. By X H. stoldard.
THE GREAT WHITE WALL. 4 sketch Of the Ensi!.h
south Coast. /. Fog II. Surf III. Shn.le. ~.
Chalk. " Ups and Downs vi. Life BY Julian Haw
RussiSy DISSENT HERFsy AND scuIsM. A Paper
tho Curious Religious Faiths Prevalent in Russia By
TIiE Story Of 4 BUSY woMAS's LIFE. From
.Autobiography OF Harriet Mrtinsau." by George NJ.
HANS AND FRITZ 4 Humorous Dialect Poem. BY G.
r. Adams.
tion-social ceremony In France-Duelling In Franco
The New Cure-AlI-Amcrican and English Physique
NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS.
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LABOR TROUBLES SETTLED.

srRiSGyIGLD, ILL.,, April 10, 49,.
The trouble which has existed IN the rolling mill
here for somo days between tho company and the
ploycs in regard wages hos been settled. Tho
acccded In the main to the wishes OF the company,
whilo the latter arranged come minor details IN ac
oordAncs With The wishes OF the men.
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RIOTERS ARRESTED.

ATLANTA, Ga, April &c. 1871.
Wash Hcndson and Thomas Sims. two Of Luke John
sons ringcaders in tho Craw ford riot arrested
here last night and sent back for trial to-day Hcndson
Is the negro who shot Mr. Norton In the riot All tho
rioters have now been captured
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THE BENDER FAMILY.


M TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LAWRENCE, Kan, April Is, ISL!
The announcement recently made ana recently
unmnde to tho effect that the Bender family, famous
for their wholesale murders three or four years
ago, Cherry Vale. OF this State.
had been captured IN Arkansas never has obtained
crcdcnce Kansas. The Blenders either secretly
ynched tho time OF their supposed escape or else
they really did escape and have taken themselves
very distance away from tho OF their terri.
nj, nj rociticg
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THE TELEPHONE.

PHILA DELPHrA, Pa, April Is. 1871
The Strakosch concert in the Academy of Music to-
night al which Professor Elisha Gray's tcle.
phono was exhibited the music being played
in Now York by Mr. Boscoytz, gave much
satistat ton feature oil tho telephone plavtnp
two part tunes for the rst timc and proved
an entire success Professor Gray was introduced to
Pennsylvania
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

PROVIDENCE, April Is, ISL.
The second election FOR State Senator and tea Repre-
senta,vcs this city to-day resulted in the election
OF nine republican candidates Tor REPRESENTATIVES by
400 majority. There was choice for the tenth can
didalc nor tor Senator.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-14
THE UNEASY INDIANS.

HORSE STEALING ON DEAR CREEK.
CHEYENNE, wy T., April 10, 1877.
Indians ran or thirty-two head OF horses from
Bear Creek thirty miles distant from this city, on
Wednesday night