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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
Court or AREAS C4LhAD1R

ALBANY, y. y, Jan. G.-The following is a
list Of the first lfy causes ON tie Court OF Ap-cs
Ca sadar made FOR Jan1aIy l., 1873:
Caa L ai,ai Acfonyl Phelps esj. People . 0Iie
at Brown FoinsSy az People; ., People AT casey
b, People AT. y. !. G. aIG &. u. j., 90.
CHS 2-iT0bFc C.ses.-6 Jones aGt Smith; T. Horn act
Pullman; s, Auburn Gig Sat0nA Bank asL HunsiSrr; D.
sutton al. Rag.
Ctl g. HIctors ant .:Gntns-nt3fs-l0 E.le Railroad
Company CIT. vanderbilt; H. kiausnaII aG SIC c., H.
Held agt llell; ~. LIS. act Van iew H. Dayis AIT
Naa Blrcn; 10 hDher aet. Alttler; H. SclO4cy s9 a
sey H. Cis head az PeteI On: u.s. Sherwood AIT Atcul
t1fal Insurance Company 10, Bfcwcr de ithnlman 20
Law ae Iisl ny p Holden aei NcaYo'1 an E;e Rat
foad; p Me'In ct Ssocuso aui Con raj HalEcai Com
beny q. Jordan a8, ea.nsi q Ior ast CoorcE
hcNuliy All Hud; ., Townsend ACT OCOnnor -, ECTi
agt Eagp; 20, The People aCt. ~ rkweathcr H. O1re
agt Hegeuan; 81 Ader sgt Branu4sr 3j, hftrta8 agt
k.tneta-; ~, Cook aei. SguiC-sJn: 3d. Evans asL
Sleye.and: 81, shakespeare agt. Markham; 81
New ag'. NichOn; %, Read City 81 Buffalo
80 ElIsi National Bank OF Chtiensngo act. Morgan
90 samucA agt. NOItlo CCnuai Railroad Company; Al
NeMuray ACT Npycs ~ IOriaaln agt IlendrcSsOn; 49,
Beer agt shannon; "a. Hastings ag Wes;chcsicr Fire
erapcg Company; 40 MuusOn OCT Ltten; 49, Carney agt
Aepey!tt; ~, slpfgis agt. vanderbilt.
CtQss 4-4S The People rel. Thompson az. Board Of
supervisors II Hamilton Comfy.
OtHcrGt CfifEdNrf9 N0ulg agt. Hunt; 20, Bocth agt
fart1ers' and Mechanics National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
THE BROUGHAM BENEFIT.

A meeting Of the Brousham Benefit Com
mttee will be held c-lay. The programme OF perform
ances is then TO completed. An abundance OF excel
lent material il at hand, and the payb 1t is certain
viii show q brilliant array OF popular names II Is
found difficult to distribute the various features soas to
make the afternoon and evening bills equally strong
Mr John S. Clarke has notified the committee OF his in
ability to appear; ana Mr.. William Warren alsO regrets
that he capDot participate tho OF the 17h
instant Is understood taat Mt Jefferson, in case he
agrees to that date viii be obliged to delay FOR two
weelsh with his family
He intended leave Baltimore for the Southwest today
The committee have, however, many strong names in
reserve. 1t may be found expcdient TO concentrate all
the attractions in the afternoon bill Many actors whose
presence absolutely essential will be obliged TO
elsewhere IN the evening OF the day chosen FOR the bene
it, Mr. Drougham will himself appear, II possible, and
dress few words to the public. Mr. Owens is men
toned among the available volunteers ana he would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
EDWIN BOOTH.

Edwin Booths remittance on the AcW-1 ok
stage ASSIGNED Tor io-nch-t tic theatre winch s h1u
ored with his name, and which constantly reminds the
New-YOrk public ho" much that name deserve 60 De
honorc will naturally attract the general attention
Mr. BOOTHS advent Is The advent likewise Of Of the
crndcst figures That live IN the pages OF fiction, and
some. OF the loiticst and most significant ideals
fhat people the realms Of imaginative ant. His
prcscuce stimulates thought upon great sa1icr'-
and dlGuses t!,at atmosphere Of scholarship taste
and grace With which il Is ly desirable iaat the
stage should De invested. HIS actin, ana his manage
m,nt have long since gwen guarantees Of solid worth and
surpinons pictorial aiOrnmr3t in TIE drmaiic pictures
that he VIII set before this pabic Mr. Booth wisely
rics upon this occasion, from his customary practice Of
raappeming In HudA; and he win come to
niglt ia the more brilliant, positive. actual
md applccilbic character Of CioSicr IN "i.ch-
ard ILL.," now adaptation OF tho tragedy
which has been arranged by ME Booth, and edited
by william Wnlcr-Will, for the G.et time III New
York b. now presented. II follows the original tcAt; ii
is sakespc,r. uuInar. - CLjcr, AID unmxcd Win
bsser matter; and il restores many OF the beau
ties q the original play II includes Carcuce-
dream and 1t makes Queen Margaret prom
lnent character. 1t should not prove prolix, for #
has been acted in two hours and thiry eight minutes
Mr. Booth Will have the professional support OF Mr.
Mines LoycS Nj. Joseph WheciOck Mrs. waller. Miss
Mary Wells Miss Eleanor Carey, Miss Lizzie Rich, AMI 9TH
er Ilaycrs-Mr. Booth will shortly act CardtaGi W0iccp
which he has not before played in NcwYork. and vii
follow that with Haiie Richard H. and other layOli.e
cl,aracfcrE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07

ALEXANDERoa sunday TIE on o, January ~ ha pat
p M Of scarlet s o isyS 5a ssr s Of , eg ssed
y ycIr q months NH and 5G ,lays
NS'ire ., ' iSncrai serve 5 hereafter.
LLO0DGOOD ON sunday morning Jan G. 1919 William A.
B'oigooi, e. his 81 gar r.,o,,.r invited n
9Tisnd ne fnaSr RON ls late relc,c 10 Fat 3iE st.,
Weine,ay morning Jan o. all O'Clock. II Is requested
BURK-on FRIDAY ith inst at tie residence Of her parents
S .i n NJ N5s We iS Ib Sc o y cr ec
Relatives ami friends are a.ed 20 attend The innsrai
+. ' D. N Moa i'iaJ jSn 4 at p N.
Inlcrmeut az GreenwOOI.
pUNCAN-on Friday 4th irs- Eliza r., widow OF the late
/. mes Duncan 81 HAssilOn ohio.
The rees ana friends respectfully invited to attend r.,
inst at residence Of her soninlaw z stiles Ely 20
FIRTH In Jersey City Jan A. Adelaide s. wife OF George
W. Frti. and d1dgsipr u the late Ira IL POSI- 49,,
The rcaiye ead ENDS are respectfully invited TO attend
her her i ite fs, M4n' 20 ' Gao%s iefseg tiy
HENDRICKsoNJan 1878. alters brief Illness Geo. H.
HI. friends aud those Of hi family are respectfully Invited 70
on Honday Jan Z at 10 a. M. thout further notice.
LOWERRE-On FRIDAY. Jan. T. 1873, Ada Augusta eldest
chill u Charles H. and Martha Lo"eIre' aged l. years.
RAW AVN and lassd Of the family rcsPeciay invited
80 S Nh 4. ~ ,s On MCniay Jan At oclocS.
MILLs-On Friday, Jan. t. 1878. Dagid s. Minis aged I'll
r. aiTes anu friends are respectfully invited 10 attend the
ianera services at his late Te-enee 80 og9 'reeH'"'e
MlNTURN-At New Brighton on sunday morning 5ss s .,
shaw Nntdrn IL Tie IN year ofhisase
PTTTIT-At ROlyn. l. l., on New Years Eye aiier = I'M
ge1Dg Illness G. Floyd Petit In the Jlst rear Oh Us az"
Iurruclt ~ bOcklvay
PIERRE PONT- on sunday. John Jay son OF j. Jay ana
Elise Picfrrp,ni. aged months ,---. -.
Funeral on Tues lY. al II ocnc~ Al 40 lietel"n' fNS'
RclIt.vcs only are invited 70 attend
wLpgA FqsegG e w P + Sf Igsi yea9
h.ra-e. -..-..- Oh, Gid,
Jaa. -. ~ so D. Aso. on Monday jan ~ y n' ~
the house Of Mrs.. i. T. ilatacs, EIlaDeth' Nj
Fr.-p.s n ID please not send tO"ei- o,--,.... =,
sunday train leaves 23,'i, AZ oiO u H. 'Almuci9' Nv
y a. m. Ieturnng al 5.iy 2. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
rErrrLLcANs on rnE ELaND BILL.

r, fhe razor Of me IrttNRe.
SIR: Please inform az what Southern state
bo. q oso % .l On Use line ~ Reputation than the
,, .,r, Hrr'.itln state ~ Nunesoial Also u d. Is
,o. t, tat tlc strong Republican states Of TIE West
Iced "a ihf rii uI0u ,nl car n.! 1880 ,,.,.,.,,....
T.'t n. Dee. 81, 1877. \ NirToNf GEprmIfAN.
~ u,as De confessed that Niuncso!as reputation
# hrr own bonds is about as Migrant an example
If di.h.pc,ty a. any Southern state has TO
offer. When a comnunity. otherwise respect ibie
vic,4, 70 financial hcrcslcs, it is chaIia-
lilo "a we'll a. comfortable 10 suppose that
II is deceived. In the case al Minnesota 10 such
excuse ayails There IS uot least doubt that that
vu,;Dg Giant is shining against light, and there needs
no better nroof Of tins than the fact that Minnesota
f. sound on the silver question. \ State sufficiently
enligLtcncd morally and financially to condemn Ma
donoI dishonesty. cannot be excused on the crounI
Of ignorance for dofrluding its own bondhodcFs
The second question has already been answered Ill
Tribune correspondence. which defined tho limits
If tbe silver mania aud showed tEat this dclusion
has ger popular support in the West than hon
est men i'm the East would fan believe. Bat the
fact thai some Western Republicans have sold them
selycs 10 the devil ard that many more have been
beg.lled into his service only gives honest money
stronger claim TO the best support OF its friends.
And it must be remembered also, that probably
large majority OF the silver III these strong lie
publican States are DemOcrats.-EdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
A SOUTHERNER FOR PRESIDENT.


SIR: ! am sorry to see you relaxing the firm
ness OF your support OF President Hayes, at time In
which he need, the support Of and the wowishes OF orr
country. am a r. .ubcan. dyed In the wool having
been q delegate from Wisconsin to the Convention at
PttsDurg which established the Republican party; hay
ing furnished two sons tor the warV0unteering with
oui bounty Undue. nCnS; and having given 10 the Govern
ment 0 tAe extent Of by ability my uHDaycrns sup
port during the Rebellion. But thai the war Is
OYER am PFC pared TO sustain The President, not Only
in appointing unrapeutant rebels Office. il worthy in
other but FOR nrcpcntan rebel forthe
the successor ~ President Hayes Indeed, were per
mitt,d to name the Of Hayes ana Wheeler
should namc Senators Morrill, OF Vermont ana Lamar OF
Mississippi. / wo.d not he particular In what order
they were placed but. as comes before NJ perhaps 1t
would as wen place thom in alphabetical order
I;ut Northern Nr,-cttcgs Will eXcl.im, " DO YOU
wish figh orr battles again, - add millions to
or National debit aud to other thousands OF our
most proui- Ing young to the incidents, the dangers
r horrors OF war Hly" you yet sons whose ives you
are BnX!Ous 10 jcopaldzc - answer: No
Ard for this very reason, l Woui do an IN
INV power to prevent perPeuatnR the ali"natei i,eNng
cnsendcici 10y the II We wish the south 10 feel
that tcy are suiugacd people, aud to hand down -
10 submit - thr domination ~ ignorant and unVrncl
pied ad.crurss white 10 the extent Of our power. We
withhold all Ouc,s from any OF those once III rebellion
or those -IupthZng with them. however h.rcht cap
able ami WORTHY. I. L BAY LILY
Buriinq,oa, ", Dec. i. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
TIE VIRTUES or sAL1cYLIo Acrp.-It would

TIE VIRTUES or SALICUIO ACID.-It would
sacylc acid going to take the place OF tar
water as universal medicine" adapted 10 oil the AZ,
nnents which human A. 81 IS heir" Only the other DAY
as IL were tho announcement OF It's being safe
certain, and rapid remedy for that bano Of MI human
cOmfort-rheumatsrn. Now, word that 1t ia q
cure for the worst Of cholera having been
used with great for this purpose in India, where
dosss Of eight administered hourly otcner
n NAV be safely sad, that medicine capable of curing
ANYTHING 20 fatal as cholera and dire ana obdurpte
the rbrnmatics" well be looked after. Az to The
latter maIady however IL may DO remarked that sdoin
is not without IT'S rival as recent remedy. ANOTHER Is
Dace OF yloinine" The drug Is derived from
herring brine and the accounts given Of ~ effects upon
the disease in question are quite remarkable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
mr.. nANHOscWs MAIINEE.

The best work done by Dr. Damroscb's or
clestra on saturday IN the performance % - own
FESTIVAL Overture" This IL fine specimen OF scholarly
workmanship and T!ch scoring, reminding as IN rs j.
sruueutil effects OF some OF "asLr:s moss imposing
Combinations ami il played with visor, enthusiasm
and n Grand body 81 tone. TAe other orchestral
selcctOns were Mcndc.ssJAn's italian symphony
a majol); the beautiful dance OF iIdppy SPn's
from Clicks OrpA:Gs,' which wa produced at a
former concert aui a pretty Pastoral # Beech rms
for the string orchestra Mi G0uscha being ANY,. D.
tho vocalist was Nh StodGard. whose steady AMI rapid
ilnrrOvcnient in his art has been ecncdy Tcmaia'd
His fine voice deserves the care he is con,ceutpUsy
glvinelt The performance Of BechOycH's Niau sym
rhouy announced lor Sliurdays concert, has bee"
pos,poned The Eroica VIII be given IN It's stead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
or BHAT DENONISATIONi
To me EGftor Of The TrtbHHc.

To me EGftOrOf Thc IrtbHnc.
SIR: | read with interest communication
In Your excellent journal Oh Too M3ny Aiiu-lcfs' VII
vourl5 me 70 ask your correspondent, G. D.. through
ycu which particular branch OF the cfu.ch 10 is that
Is suffering from the plethora lac speaks of "Tho
church is very broad term among Protcstaut', and
covers variety Of denominations Win different poll
ties. and some moro stIict In their admins
naiOn than are others. II Is important, there
fore, for us 10 know which body those scofe5
Of good capable corsym,n" belong 70 Who are iand n
hat IN hand begging to be employ cd;' ana also ;hat
particular instance when because OF tnc crowd Of apo
cant, the salary Of $500 was cut down % 5000 When
such general criticisms pas cl or exposures Of wrong
arc ngdc, every denomination brns 90 ask us u IT.
aud a 10 be Involved In the condemnation of one"
VIII C. d. th, FORE please - be specific 30 that me
evil thGs brought home May be removed, II possible by
those who may have II in their power TO icmOFe ~
IhdadcphtG, Dec ~ 1870 d. VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.

10 ne Tdff0r or The TFibNAe
SIR: As have bought The TRIBUNE AL
,X,c since 1857 take the liberty OF asking You to pat
the naacs 81 all the United States Consis to foreign
countries ~ f. This would make i; vcy interesting to
~. ,,,r, r.t 'i.r. JAMES SIMPSON.
ty0ss Crcek Tiage Washington Co., PENN Dee 20, 1871
rThe Almanac contains list of the principal
dinl,matic officers of the United States in
ending Envoy3 Extraordinary enl Ministers
rlepipotcutary, Ministers Resident, Charges DAT
t.irc5 and Commissioned. line has TO be
drawn somewhere in the compilation of such
4 manual. and the Con5uls fall outside that
line. The Tribune ALMANAC for 1873 con-
Gains in its l2s pages the ninety-nine things to
which everybody wants to refer, ii not the hun
dfedth thing, which is rarely OF Use TO It's readers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
WHAT CnALIS WORTH.
-dLlor - Nd Irlbnn..

TO The EditOr Of the IFibHh;.
SIR: / am in the coal business, and there
fore have some sympathy with tie transportation con-"
- uir. although Ioun leo stocks. l make the cost oi
=. al deliver. A !n New YoIk about as follows:
o.e tom stove coal b. worth. at Wilkcthario or
Pt,t.tou. Cat~, per GIS Ton - ""
T'..t to N,g.-Io;-. go y cents per ton per NILE 20.
COMMISSION lor s,lA5 and ara'IE;c,n+......... -
Al,rp.i IN Now Yor prr gross TON i'....... 81 30
VIII v.n p.a,c give your rcadcr5 statement of "hl
youc.'i 10 worth, nld oh'isr' AO""7'A'4 '-iAi-i''
Ihara. v r., De. 2i. ISL.
Ii,r-gr.-Wc cal. it worth just what it Will bring
in tine ofcn market precisely Us We call bu-h"l oi
whoa. worth what il VIII bring. OF ba'r Of Hour
or a mock Of potatoes. II half The farmers I'D tuc
corutrr should g, crazy some year. aud devote ali
their land 10 rairug potatoes that would undoubi-
ejly h. very bal for the potato TaS'-, bat 1t vii
not induce ANY body IN Ncw-fofk 10 count up the
cost g.. p'ourhnr planting cGltivaiinp, dggiug and
marketing. aud then agree 10 pay far proht on
that for c.ch peek 81 potatoes. On tile contrary,
N,y.Ior vIli pay 3 cents aIcch, or whatever oth'r
r,d,,iiIou. p.iec The comp itiol may compel jas.
80 ,il' coal. II the coal compsnic, have gone Wild,
ir,rescI thor facilities for furnishing coal far be
vopd ID, demand and sc sadd.cd themselves with
an cnornou, indebtedness, that j, thcir affair. Bu'
the public Will no, pay them fancy prices for coal IN
consequence Of IL. nor can any combination long
f,rccit To. II viii pay exactly what the coal Viii
Lriu, d. open market, end coal will bring pIica
.uro IL, I'd, liked. .n tie l,ng iua not hy any combi-
nation. bat ,tl. ratio between tie amount FIR sale
and IA. Lc.ua.d.-.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
THE HEBREW HERO, thrilling tale of o
brave young Jew, will appear in No 10 The Sew-Iork
Weektyready two day 1t 10 grand story.
--------------s- -'------ -----=--
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. "
Steamship Clabel (Br over Jaemel Dee Is, Aux Csyes
18Th PORT an Prince 23j and Kingston jar 2Ith with de
and pass PIN, Forwo0d Co. Has had strong Westerly
gales very heavy head most VI the passage Dec
81 and Jan l. was hove 10 30 hoHrs
FOREIGN PORT.
LONDON Jan G-sler inst Forest Belle, Capt. Scott.
Arrived 9th inst. Mabel CLARK; Glen Grant.
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 6-Arryed at Passes steamship New
York sailed, steamshiTs NuDb,rg Bremen; Memphis Lly.
er1ool Gen Whitney, New NOr5
PnlIaDgLpID, Jan. CARVED. steamship Reading Col
burn, Now orleans.
BosTov Jan CARVED steamship Palestine tBr) Irving
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
LTvERRo0L, jan G.-phe steamships ontario CAPT Bon'
chett, from Portland Dec o.; Alice can't El from New
orleans II; Red Capt KoseOerry nom Norfolk
Dec. n, all a riy oil here yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
RAKIYG UP THE LOUISIANA EMBERs.


THE FIsANCIAL QUESTION MUCH MORE IMPORTANT.
To the EdftOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: Possibly you are right in not helping MT.
VIM H. Chandler in his arraignment OF the Adminisra
ton for the Louisiana business. Certainly you are mol
right however at least joining him in the demand
for the Burke paper That paper was not sisned
document, but memorandum, drawn up as
containing the understanding arrived at by the
wormey Hotel conferees, which was witnessed
by OF the Southern Democrats. Stanley Matthews
immediately afterwards mentioned The arrangement for
the recognition Of Nichols. Sherman and Garfield also
knew something about the memorandum. Why cannot
this Bnrke paper be forced out; and why should not
bel Yours RADICAL REPUBLICAN,
Ae,c York. Jan. l, 1873.
linSlcr.-lf there is any such memorandum, and
if it has any bearing on the Louisiana settlement,
we know no reason why it might not properly be
made pulINc-and harm it could do if it
were. The Presidents course in Louisiana
was inevitable. The country has either
accepted or acquiesced in it, it is utterly
impossible to undo it; and there is not the least use
in making any further clamor about it. The big
thing to-day is the financial question; and who ever
tries to any seeds of dsscnsion in the Republic
eau party other points. which Will prevent har-
monious and united action in defence Of the National
honor, makes himself an enemy not only OF the
party bat Of the cOuntry-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
"Ar TIE DOOR BELL.7

"a me EHit0r 81 me TFt6Hn'.
SIR: Perhaps you may know where the in
closed small sam should b. sent In order that ii may
r.,cl thc Southern woman whose brave and hopeful
last taa darl, current OF ldyorsY were 50
ooucny and yc so conccly depicted Ia your editorial
foIay. "At the Door Benz II You are unable 10 find
b.r yor facilities FOE obtaining mormaio ION IN regard to
worthy ca,.s VIII enable you t. discover some one
o.,,.ry worthy But. n You should be SO fortunate
~ ti nil. IN yiy. her what my heart would wish TO
pci..sc Lee her know that although ny poverty and
49,, I,ty IN others p.cvcut me from sending more than
.i MIA INV trars paid tribute 10 her molherly aiec-
,,,r ,,I :, her supreme tOnlitH,c IN Heaven T.
Washington, y. e., Dee. 20 1877.
The IL incloscd has been forwarded TO the lady
in oucgtion.--Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07
RISE AND FAIL or TIE SILVER MOVEMENT
49, D. LII

The Silver bill witch Bland is pushin plca,cs
MS here for several asons The Corners u iarej cont
pnsad nv the debtor class W. are al III deb nat grasp
in Shvloc BascoI Gcz fUishtus the uc(s5aries Nv e
these twenty years and hcz kept on c4arsia Il upY
when we didn't pay, with the TemorSclS acrOoilty uF
afeend BJscoin wants his money and Bascou j. con-
sekcnty shyock. Re is oilGessoI. an" fTmdgr Nv
oTr yTsth and mob bin, but ais there ANT
one nv US wich he credit onuH for hail
NV llkkcr in LOoisyihe, AID 20 We nv = e;d'or
him Therefore when we hccrl Nv This silver b'zis
we wus rojoi~t. II SILVER male La teacr AMI Is
ouly with 81 cents on the dollar we bcyat east res
which wants lis money, per CENTS WuiL anyhow.
Aud we are satish It WI - lover Than that But
mat crasl,iu DascOu hcz throwd Gre-braad into the
corners. IL silver Is at discount NV per cent q"
hez wateItd his whisscy is, that amount lie SCI e. We
want 10 nay lin in dcbascd currency bcY got 70 take
deDased nSker. That VIII 10 be killed, yit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-07

be strong humorous feature IN the pii. ""',ae ~
Boo,h sotherp. Boucicault, Fechter ModjesSa. Ray
mond Gilbert Coghlan Montag que Brignoli and Others
are set down as positively promised to appear.
Mr JOHN 3. Clarke, the comedian, writes rs ioho"T
with reference to the Brougham benefit: 81 regret tl
circumstances will deprive me OF the pleasure OF Dcins
associated with the praisewOrihy oocasion but am com
peusated. a manner. by the agreeable recolec'oI '
wears ago journcyed from Baltimore to Philadelphia
and acted I'm the Heir at Law given at c"mpii-
men.ary benefit 10 Mr. Brougham, ut the walnut su'e'
Theatre trust Mr. BrOugham is improved ID hcai'n
and that lo projected testimonial to hin VIII NC IT,
corded the most successful ever known"
Mr. iacs Roberts, IT,. add his name to the ohs ''
of volunteers for the BrOugham benefit.