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New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
ErIE RIILWAT IurRorEuENT>.

The Ncw-York, Lake Eric and Western
Railway Company has made contract for building an
elevator nj Hobokcn Published but II is 10 erect at
onee AT u,w wharyes Jersey City an elevator Nitha
cop,city Of 100000 bushels ~ already stated IN THE
Tp,rr,y To meet the dch,ands made upon The com
,.ny for through freight 5000 standard gauge cars
ann 30 ruglnes have teen ordered 81,
The irst narrow gauge iiain ever Iun over the Ere
psVny lett Buffalo last night fcT NeS-loIk IL VIII
ie com pose of twenty freight cVs drawn oy one
of the new cngines. This morning cue of the new en-.
nes with n train OF twenty new nnTrOV gauge ifeght
Ears 90 nj leave Jersey city ior the West, and VIII be te
a.. narrov gauge train ever run the road westward
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

- 81 l,,.r,.l,l lIlr,A

From The Eudngrur lfHdJ JoHridl tRfpD
THE NEW-YOEK TRIBUNE is likely 10 have
rs auycrtstmrnt. Ihls must DC rad 10 Mr. POticis
Tender heart bat tc demand that has gone up non ihe
couutr Is one that cannot safely be cJegHidcd. 10
r urrclee ever sInec INT NEw-lORk TRIBUNE entered
non ~ exposure tue cipher dIsp ichcs the people
naye been consumed with desire e. knOS the trub,
Inc whole truth and nothing tut tie lfuih, and M
Potter ard hs have just heard he demand
1b.y nave ufcr iouU delay aud many pictrGis Tor
avoiding A. concluded at last that tn NLule matter VII
Ia yc 10 be lu ug az fu ttD committee tor iutest-
ration aud SAMUEL j. Iildcn 10 he the FIRST person
ca led TlRt these fIuaur cpIclr conceal history OF
fIaud that Is almost, II not quite, without parallel VA
The annals OF couhtrt cannot ~ FeW oil tne dcis
made kRowD he questioned and II Is 20 the HiefcS oi
the country IN WhOic uIug ne a!d bare, not 80
much for punishment Of those ENGAGED III ii rs iOI
the purpose OF prevention In ihe future
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
MISS MINNIE Hlrk,s ILLNESS

Owing TO illness. Miss Minnie Ilauk was
not able 10 accompany the Maplesou Opera Company to
Boston on sunda* She was billed to appear la Car
mon last evening" Tive house sold on that snppO-i
ton aud IA" illncss therefore pcrplcNng 10 Mr.
AI,tc-on as II was FnnOYIng 10 Miss IIauk The rima
donna a, suffered since the latter part ot last week
from a affection of The brat. and was advised by ncr
pysiraEGo take Few days "i pelirci ft't 10 afoid
a sDrious throat diirIi'y. 4 former experience had
nj 20 tam M MIS- lauK the wisdom OF such course
once uu the Continent she fuh"ud a similar hiaCh'
i,f in tf,"lf bui pcrssiug VI her efforts Ia sing, she
a,raKatcd the disease ana brought on au oght weeks
illness List ryci- she worSc, ana locked Tor
ward 10 being able TO gOtO Boston tO-in"row.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

BANCROFTOn the Both iusf Bernadoite Bancroft IN the
Fnra saycss at the residence Of his brother p Ban.
Croft S2 ChntOnst, Br0oslyn. tuesday "lst lns' ~
The remains viii be takon to Massachusetts, for ntermeut
BOyEE-Ou Suulqv December 20, Mrs b., WIDOW OF James
Boycc in the HOth year o. her age n - 1,, at Cd,,
Grove, y. J.. this traesdayJ at II O'Clock.
InttrmCnt at Greenwood.
CuIyER-ou Monday, December 80 1873, Of dphucria
Edth little Too se) youngest chtd o. Vincent ana Mag
gle COZ eI 1ged Isais ~ . ~ ~ I - ggc,,ts ool Gas,
57tls Wednesday, January l. 1873. at '"c''cS a. M
CORBIN-In Brooklyn December 80 1873. CiaIa Sorasue
COTbiB, and daughter o. tAe Lite 'Ap
Henry CrecneaL
Funeral Uriylie
Boston aud Portland papcIs please copy
IEFFERT,-On sunday evening December 90 after lin,
cerug Illness Amelia A. Leheris, aged 80 years ana ~
Relatives and friends the family and OF her sons John A.
Er.oD are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday. Decen
Der 81 al o'clock at the Collegiate Church Z9tAs1
and 5th1vc.
IyON-suddenIv December 81 at She residence Of her
the Rev. r. g Clark Troy, y. ~ Sae Cffk
oy cldof ". Bessie Lyon in the ID year Of
rage.
sAMsoN-on Friday December %, stephen Samson aged
s. wears.
suTH-on 2d day CMonday) morning. 3Oh inst. at her
idcuoo l23 Piruep0ni-st. BROOKLYN; sarah B VIC 0i
Thomas smith, and daughter Of the late David Cromwell
her residence 9TH day Thursday morning January
=, at lOUc.ock.
sMITH-On saturday morning. December 2s samuel J.
service, tr his late residence IOCtb East 36thsE
on Tuesday. December 81, ct 1 O'ollck y. N.
at ls late Tosiasncs , in Pc.
meron formerly Of this city, N 1he 60ih year Of his age
HIS scula!us viii be taken 10 iItchheid Conn
yERbfIIYE-Un Saturday evening. December 2S Robert
" son 81 jhc tate William NJ Nernye. aged 81 Years;
o the family are respectfully invited TO Stent MS
rn'..i,y 5ftc-ioon 3isi INST. at J o'clock.
yEDpEg-In this city. December 20 Alex. NJ. Nedder VI.
ri .arc,s A. the Firs' Reformed Dutch Church schen
eCtady, o. "Wednesday January /, IoIV, 81 ?. ~.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
ONE DEMOCRAT WHO SEES THE POINT
kroLn Inc Eear.n NnLL-hnl U.LnlcLal -UeLnl

We think 1t high time for Democratic pa
prrs every mere, csl ecaIlN IA the NuTh diy up
about the bloody sErt and $, uthern OutIages"
The sneakins, cUWardly murder Of White and lark.
Two co Ored Witnesses their Nay 70 New Orleans
trsiIfy under go.Ba OF the Uni ed States Court be-
foyr Inc United Sales Grand Jury, Is "OutIage 4"
mai c1iuol Dc excused, pnatto, patched M. dc"
fpCcd by any white man. ANA lbe sooner Blame
ana his wnoie CUmiuiice aud TIE Federal Army, 100.
et after the perpetrators, the better I0T the peace Ul
fbe couniry J. these Southern devils think tnat the
Noi1bera Democracy going TO back thein up all
and any sort ~ dl9bOiisuI tuey ma, plHfl9ic hey
AM, very much Tncy have cursed the North
r DenOcracy long enough and Oilrn enough by their
inIuu p barblrsln and IA they iurthcr sup
Dorl from Democrats they must act Ike cav
izcd white men, amt not Ike dcniJnitc saNages hc
rountTy has exactly Of that sort Ot conduct
nd 90 more viii be tolerated. Let us hear 40 more
bloody Iirt Southern UutrIgCs III single
%orfhrTn Democratic paper. These southern devils
have made their pea let them lie IN H.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Democratic move to make Senator
Ia ard tier paTy candidate for President IN 1850
looks ike DTetty sTtWd one luSf LOV bur - ukry TO
look quite ditiOre. IN 1850 Buffalo Express RepD
Should Governor Iilden be in the field
AGAIN nOmHa ION, 50 mucn iIe more urgent Is toe
maud that he should have sufficient opportunity Tor
satisfactory explanations OF the cp hers. Boston Post
lDemD
Bayard's friends claim too much territory
Think OF tle htJc fy-speck Of Std.e OF DEL
aware cunt Ing tuc solid south, ana New York, Ncy-
Jersey and Connecticut DesiueE II must he dlscOurdg
ing 10 Tidcn.- iClnCiunatl Enquirer lDcmJ
We think the time has come at ]" ( when
ths miserable fUOs who hnE there fuInsr neat
mrnt necessary for IN southern business than u tu
up their noses ana say bloody shirt" have ceased to
hold the public the thing be investigated and
III truth whatever It may be, tOund Out-POug keep
Eagle lSepl
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
THE NO IssUEs FOE losO.

As the Southern case stands. II is rs preju-
dTcal Tor the south " nc present ASPECT Oi tne
cipher dispatches is lOr Mr. Tidon. There is intc
gent pc sou the county doubts that his most IN
Innate and confidential gents tried 10 procure The Pres
deucy for u by bribery. Whether or not that Conyic
will pres his nomination by his fellow partsas
II Ni surely MIN the support Of the honest inGc
pcdpnt vote which was largely cast for hlm IN i g.
that viii defeat his election 20, as the ease stands
with the Southern elections, there really doubt
whatever in tn minds of Intelligent ~ the North
that thcsr elections largely carried bY fraud
aud vioeage This conviction viii not chan 70 unless
the charges are oI-prOvtd and the simple question Tor
1850 will e whether upon the wnOe, II desirable
mat the Government should DC iut~istcd TO party
which obtains power by nu ncau- aud represents the
kiud Of sentiment winch they indicate.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
A PLEA FOR THE CoPARcESERs.

The NEw-IORK TRIBUNE Will not keep
0nct about those per telegrHIns. Every days
has sOue hing to say abOut them. NOW dOnt these lie
luded editors realz that tis IL very ulcasant topic
for Tldeu Marble, r.. ton and OtuCisl Why VIII they
persist Iu hurting the feelings OF these honorable gent
men Uy ngs and squbsi TIE hrsL thing HE
9EIBIrNR people persons VIII stop taking
tier paper II IL evidently the intention OF IHE 1RIB
UNE 10 force an investigation by Congress, hut the
Democratic majority In tnat body do pc pose put
the Government to my expense, Waoje al tune
in raising the distinguished gentlemen 10 whose lu
haf the b-icgIans were sent Tue Developments OF the
cipher telecams may do for sensational newspaper
hnf ihev nre nenNHN The notIce OF st9lcsIncn.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
LAr9ar sBIr 1tg&
ARRIVED

PORT or NKw.ToRK ........ Dee ~.
SIR CiIlmorgan fBr) Bucs. YokOhsma sept fitfo ~
Annoy Oct bong k0fg TO- singapore ~ AteB Nsl y TOT
sad hi. Gibraltar % aud Bermuda DCe 10 - Williams
Gu
Gay Of Mallory. savannah Dec ~ % GEO
NOnge.
slip T,merane GGer sidenburg HAMBURG 50 usys with
mdse 10 oraer vessel % @ 1obias a Co =
BtTk Hupn N0D Olsen. Bahia 4s dave 10 baRst 70
sehr : (os Georgetown r r ~ Mnrch FaaTao 70
days with Ruear Doasse % Brooks toi vessel 20 Ter
DISASTERS.
LvERPooL Dec 80 Tho ~panish "a Grnrae Bat WHOA ar
rived to-day, expeenefd heavy weather iot 81 te
cattle sypod hc ctsoned 2e0o bass Of wheat sno had
her deckh us stove -,
HlyRR Dec 8O-The str CiF Of L0ndon has bo1rd The
the ship County Pctou irOui B1fToN Dec W lot
New York which aband nei IN a sinking eondien op
the 9th rst
PROVIDENCE l. 30-The bark Beairlee. of Anuarnis,
:. from New.YOrk for OueensoNB put Into Nesypft ~
day ing badly having bcen ashore On iAte bnU
Island, whore she lay twelve hours.
tF0r other SNIP Rsrs see Bighh FagGl
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
THE pRESiDENTiIL PARTT.

President Hayes, Mrs. Hayes, Burcham
Hayes General shermsn ana daughter and Secretary
Eyarts arrived from Washington at o'clock
Yesterday 10 attend the Bryant memorial at
The Academy Of Music last night. They were
taken 10 the Fifth Avenue Hotel where they were re-
c.i.d by Elliot G. Cowdn. and the reception committee
f the storIcal society Attorney General DcyenS and
daughter ana VicePreideut Wheeler arrived later IN
,he day The party will return to Washington bY the
limited express on the Pennsyania Road, at 1880 a.
m today.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
A. WEBER.
PREPARING TnR RICHMOND FOR GENERAL.
GRANT

The United States steamer Richmond ar
rived az the Navy Yard yesterday whence after obtain
ing steam launch and other supplies. she VIII sail for
the Asiatic station by way OF the Mediterranean Sea
and the suez Canal Ex-President Grant will so
,rd ar sone point In the Mediterranean and will visit
several points IN India and theD ptoceed 10 China
and Japan The following sre some OF the principa o
Be5ham; executive oficer, Lieutenant Commander
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
FIRE IL CHAMBERS STREET.

A fire broke ont yesterday evening III the
warerooms occupied by G. saenger, dealer III
musical instruments, on the second Hoor oi
the hyc-story building. No. Zoe Chambersst
The stock was damaged 10 the extent OF Sl,boo
Telscucr d Co.'s stock Of Oba 'cO aud scGars on the
first floor suffered 50 900 damaged by water The loss
ON the building j. $500; William Neart Is the o"ner.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
ppnMINEvr ARRTYAIa

FIN frNpBe Hofel-PrcSident HAYES and wife.
Secretarv Eva1s sherman aud daughter Attorney
General Devens senator Wliam Sharon, ~ Nevada and
Kernqn, Il Utica No'rt~ena
tor John Ione ~ Nevada Bes'i'fnster HofeI-Benson
J. Ins ing. Chestnut Ridge. Y. N... Holman " U-'
Professor Sumner. Yale CollaPe-. Gpseg HOtfsS
Schenrk, Of ohio and General Geor@e IT,
Sharpe. 81 IIiur-tGi " " " iefCon grpsstnan
AWasa NorcrSs ~ Massachusetts,. 81 N'eh0as Fbei
John X. Lttr n California. and William A.
Phillips ~ Kansas EreTSh HOu,s Maurice Straknsrh.
t'nnrfrirht 81
pOttf0n H0tsi-rhc Hon r. BlIcnan stOn, j. G.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

Go to Alfred Speer 81 Wsrenst for assortment OF the
nest wines liquors be had I'm the city of New-fork
speers Wine has unryaed reputation Tor i
purity among connOsseurs OF @
p and used by the best families jth Madison and Lex
ingonavcs They sold bV druggists saesroom 81 WaH
renst. New.York.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
DOESN'T WANT TGT -IrHERs STIRRED U?.

A dispatch comes frcm Washington 10 the
effect thai Nh Tldcu has apptd 10 b. -eard before the
Purt.r Committee relative to TIE TRBTNL- clip er dis
catches Mr. TiIdeu may possibly cuu-dcr t T o
add testimony to what already sald CNOneTatiug
himself from Oh impuutuur connected win these d--
patches, but the public al acb 80 lulc Importance %
Ien tiat II The Democratic press would treat them as
al -uch political deserve to Dc ueated thcy
o.bcr Republican newspapers, whose chiet anxiety
seem. 10 he that some ssIous notice should be taken Of
fbt.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
ACCUSED OF ALTERING ELECTION RETURNS

On complaint of Jacob Hatzell, of No. 81
secopdaye. q warrant was issued by Justice Wandcll
Yesterday at Essex Market Police Conr for the arrest
of Thomas Boland. ~ No. 1O7 Hesicrsi.. Cornelius
Foley No 81 Aler-sL, Washington &. Hall ur hichaeI
Murphy FOR having wniie acting Inspectors OF Eec
ss,nhlv Istrlet ON November s, published false eer
t,tlcate OF the votes pOied for the District iidcn
Roiand and Foley we're arrested Murphy aud H. did
aot annear However George Hail. Alderm nan elect
eXerted himself IN procuring bail for the accused men,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,tnnnGis for Ms paff 2i EOlnR.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81, l a. m.-Tbe barome-
ter has generally rsen and is highest IN the ONO
Valley Clear weather prevails on the Middle and East
Atlantic coasts with cooler westerly winds. Cloudy ana
rainy weather with northeast winds is reported from
the Gulf coasts aud South Atlantic states. An area u
low pressure. cloudy weather and light rain or snow
has extended over the Pacific and Rocky Mountain
regions.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-Enrland.
rising barometer northwest winds clear or party
cloudy weather.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

1t Is alleged that nineythree votes east for Hat
Ze, ana that return sent tn Police Headquarters
and the Supervisors Of Election effect, cut that
subsequently an ensure made in the record. aud
the number set down tweuty-ihrce. The Justice
held the two arrested men each IN 81 900 bail
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
HARRIET GROrE.

Mrs. Harriet Grote, the widow of Mr.. George
Grote the historian, died yesterday in England She
was the daughter OF Thomas Levin esq and lady OF
an old Keutsh family. She pubshed sketch II TIE
personal life Her distinguished husband, and was the
author OF Memoir Of AIRY Scbencr " lSGOl. and OF
Collected Papers in Prosr and Verse tlo62J' she
was married 10 Mr.. GrOtc Ia the year 1870.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

From me Cincinnati Commercial tInd)
Two of the most troublesome Dlen IA tie
Democratic party TO that party are Uncle DICK Bishop
and Uncle sam TOCu Tie tWO UnCles, bOtn strong IN
the couccit ubnc usefulness hold their grip the
rOckTibhed party, they had 10 other sufficient yeg
upuu when 10 hang their lives.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

Lewis Clark: navigator Lieutenant Charles Sperfy;
wact officers. Lieutonanis Gesfgc = Clay In'eas ":
sfeveDs. N. j. X Patch. sldnrr a. May; Master HeufY
NcCr,a; Ensigls 4. NHlligaa, CHaice iaii GIL
Worcester and Frpnrs v. atty.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

sure t,ure for Lung, Throat and Mslarai Diseases
..pyE AND ROCK" AS PREPARED BY ME. SOLD
ny LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR NY RYE
Am ROCK AND TAKE NO OTHER. 81 PER LARGE
RoTTLE ~ YAN BELL. sS CHAMBERs-sT, SEVEN
noopS WEST uF BROADWAY,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
CAPTAIN JOHNSTON.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Dec. 30.-Captain Johnston,
old commander in the service uf the Pacific Coast
Company, died yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
,,an,. Ni.,ion on Earlh-A thorough Medical Trcase.
Dos, Oace NoceTho f0reGn mals Tor the wcek sndlng

Past once Noceho foreign mals for the week ending
l. 1879. will close az this ONCE ON
- nv ar X M for Europe. nv steamship Wisconsin,
~, Cnern.tcwn. on WEDNESDAY, at $50 a. NJ Tor
-, he st.afnsbip Scythia. Queenstown on TIT RS
NV a. 4 m fuf Europe, By steamship Republic wa
Tor Germany anu France 70 De
~ fnis steamer must be specially addreSsedl: aud
~ ~ m Tor Europe by ste9mshD Mleland VIA ly mouth,
ana HAMBURG: SATURDAY, az II a. NJ. iOt
rnEs nv steamship Ot Berlin via Queenstown GORE
ec for Germany and scotland Ia be forwarded by TIN,
sam.T must be specially addresse ard AZ a NJ Tor scot
1o,I drarf py seam,np Apchdtia. glasgow and &C
., ,o, GERMANY steamship Oder via South.
Don and Bremen correspondence for Great Britain ami
M bv this steamer must De spec
i'I, addressed The steamships Wisconsin,. scyths Re
Berlin 90 mol take mails I3i behueaM.
Pte, anl No Uay TIC mails for Aspnwall and south
pcinc ports leave NewYorS December 81 The mails Tor
Iquaico .avr New YORK January , The mails for
Havana leave NewYork January 2 Ihe mails ioi the West
Argentine leave NeWNOrk Januaty 4. The
.i 90 poro Pco aud Venezuela direct leave NewNOrk
,nnaTy Inc mails for Ch ana Japan leave san Fran
sco i9nuarv i6 mails Tor AUSTRALIA, &c. leave san
Francisco January 20. r,,oa , ,.,,Es u...
,carz.N.nrL necennher d lalh.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
New Years Wine. and Liquors.

AuEeIl'- BshS-Turksh, Roman, Electric 81 Lexngi9n'
The highest perfection o. bathing Day ana hen-
Iad,es day and evening Excellent hotel aceOmmOdaOnS
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNCT-s so.
9Is BROADWAY
ga NJ 27o. Eeon. 32". n ~. 81. MIduieht 2f'
Highest Dunn 81 Lowest %
A eraee 2Sas. dAv, 1871 Sis'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

See that new and fascinating novel, sBBAsTiAN Just
Dnbllshed m TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA No. II. Price. 10
coats. Address early, THE TRIBUNE SeW'i8ns
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

Mr.. Vincent was widely known throughout
Great Britain a speaker popular topics. He was
man Of considerable culture. and rynced warm in
terest in tho intellectual advancement Of the British
peUplc.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec 81, o. m.-Ihe barometer
fell steadily during and after the storm yesterday
but rose again during the partly cloudy and clear
weather The temperature higher than on the pre-
crdiu dsv ranging bet wreu - and "a The amount
Of mos ure tHc air iS large.
Cooler clear partly COudy weather NAY be e1-
pected IN this city and vIciuitv TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
MJRRJED.

CURTISs -MILLS-At Rye. n. Y, on Tuesday, DecenOei
NcwYork Ella NJ daughter OF the tate Abner NILS Ol
rive. O cards.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
THE sTRAKOsCH OPERA SEASON.

Mr.. Max Strakosch returns to THE city,
where his troupe will begin season OF opera at Booths
Theatre the 9th OF January after an extended tour
through the West, where he has with unusual sue
cess His company contains several artists who are
established avOrItes with large section OF the New
York public the chief of of Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg and that most popular Of contatos Miss
Cary Mr.. Charles Adams the tenor, aud MesSrs, Kauf
mann, Gottsehak and COEly, who were Of last years
troupe, IN this company. There are several new
corners, TO begin with, Sgnora Maria Ltta
Miss Won Elsner), q young American soprano
who has been warmly received and highly
spoken OF throughout the West; she Will
make her debut Lucia d LammermoOr There ia also
q new soprano Gulia Mario, who will be heard TiO-
lcid in " La Travaja" siGnor ROsnati, the principal
tenor spoken of excellent teIDOTe TObHstD and
there two other teuors signor Lazzrua, who
in some of the Wilhelmj concerts, and NJ. West
berg. sgnor Pantaloon is the principal baritone; ne
is announced being the artist for whom Verdi wrote
the part ApOHdSFO Aida" that his appearance
that opera Will be awaited with great interest The
chorus has been recently imported from COyen Garden
and the orchestra will be under the baton OF MI =
Behreus. An interesting Of the season viii b.
Miss Kelloggs first appearance as Valentine. in Eno
Hugucnots" The opening orera will be "Aiia." which
will he sung by Miss Kellogg, Miss CGrg. Aian Panta-
leOni. GOttsc halk and Conly.
Theodore Thomas has issued circular an
nouncng the formation Of a choir OF 100 Toces. 10 be
called The Choir OF the College Of Music" to be taught
trained at the college in Cincinnati aud TO he under
his leadership, and to sing al such times ana at sucH
coucerls as the director ehal appoini. ADong tbg
Mass IN F. fai," YcTdi's Requiem" IlgudCIs HaI-
cues,' sclectious from Bee hOyrus Runs OF Athens,
aud Bacus cautata EN- Fcstc Burg TINS VIII form
Thomas will need at the next festival. III lssO
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
p o S r s G RIP 7
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGT NEAgS.

RUSSIAN STUDENTS BANisHED TO SIBERIA.
LONDON. Tuesday. Dec. 81. 1873
A dispatch to The Daily Telegraph, from
Berlin Gays many Of the Russan students arrested Tor
participation in the recent disturbances have been ban
ished o. siberia.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
OBITUART.
HENRY VINCENT.

LONDON, Dee. Henry Vincent, the dis
tiuguisbed lecturer, IS dead.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

for the purpose Of making little fun. Mr.
Walack has the best Of the mate roles. end
he acts II with spirit and finish Mr. Charles Coghan
The hero has part which does not suit him over WELL
nor has he much 10 do until the last act when however
he does some excellent work. Mr.. Floyd well fitted
with his part, and is Mr.. Rockwell Miss Rose Cogh
lan VINO al0ne among the ladies has a part which
amounts 80 anything, is admirable. Her playing
is strong intelligent and of fine emotional
quality. Miss Germon and Miss BoDifaee have parts
which nicely suited 10 their peculiar taller The
piece beautifully mounted the secOud beng good
beyond the common.
CHICKERlNG HALL CHAMBER CONC IRIS
A series of four Chamber Concerts Will be
given Chckerng Hall by the NewYOrk Philharmonic
Club, which Is organization composed OF Mcsars
Arnold and Gantzberg, violns Gramm, viola. Iowack
double bas,. and WeIncr flute, al OF them we1uOwn
musicians, ana almost all. if quite all, members Of
Nj TbOmas old orchestra. They Will have the cOOpera
ton of Ms Anna Granger Dow, Miss Drasdll, Mr. Rem
mertz yocalists Messrs Holman, s. B. Mills and IAN
sing, panlsts Messrs Eller Obor, BOehm, clar net
Sohst, bassoon, and Gewa schmitz, horns. Their
first concert will gwen the evening of Tuesday
January Z, when this programme Will be performed:
scxette B. Op. IS, Brahms "Omio dal dolce arior
stradcln String quartet, "Die sch6nc Mdl"rin,"
RaF; " Die baumc grinen dberall," MarscineT; No
vette spohr. Miss Drasd will be the vocalist.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
GENERAL MOTIFS.

=, r ,yo,ld ne driven out Of che swamps and the
erl,U the Wv sv9nd ne famous dRY for hunting'
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AH notices Of Marriages must be indorsed c'h y"I
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ING FOR GENERAL GRANT.

PREPARING FOR GENERAL GkANI.
LONDON. Tuesday. Dee. 81, 1873.
The Corporation of Dublin has resolved 10
present Presideu with the freedom of the city,
.Tf5y other Foreiga NeiUs see FYTSt Fage.l
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

THE cty ,uius
II for ib
the
oscillations by TIE daring thh-c houts
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I.,tiua, Cough IOZenges have no equal In the treat
mi nj coughs bronchitis hoaTsencss &c. IL y me great
Ia remedy esIahl shed by experience OF over Do wears
la.J by MI druggists. Price 30 cchts. Scut by MAIL
7''' - " D.. FOUGERA a Co, NewioIk Agents.
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Special Notlte5


orr TO-DAY IN CLEAR BOLD HANDSOME TYPE.
,lIt y ny. b, the shthor of Phyllis" " Molly
Bqw1 vc. Also MICHAEL GAkGRANE,S
I,,Hi - u, nnt bo,L ................i 10 cents