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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

Dir. Keys Georgia correspondent. who is so
sure that division in the Southern Demo-
cracy Is near ct hand, looks very much like a
person who would not refuse TO start an Ad-
ministration newspaper, if he was properly
encouraged with the necessary money. We
regret to say that we cannot consistently rec
ommend him. His style closely resembles
the recent tornado at Wallngford, and the
consequences of it's Sudden precipitation upon
a Georgia cracker" might be serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
pailp Grib1tase
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1873.

BY HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

A conversation with ex-AttODey-G General
Alderman. which is reported on another page,
brings 10 light a curious misconeeptlOn on the
part of the Southern people concerning law
frequently invoked In revenue cases. This is
Section GAS of the Revised Statutes under
which the traDsfer of the indicted revenue
officers in South Carolina to a United States
Court has been demanded. and upder which SIM
liar acquisitions have been made in former cases.
This law, which SOutherneTs generally sup
pose to be q product of Northern hate" in
reality dates back to MadisOn's Administra-
ton, and was placed upon the statute book
in It's present shape fOrty-fye years ago, by
the aid of many Southern votes, at the sug-
gcstion of President Jackson and Attorney
General Roger B. fancy. This ought to re-
move Southern prejudiees, for the author of
the bred Scott decision was considered a
pretty good southener in his time.
The Silver conference at Paris yesterday
might be considered an experience meeting
each delegation having described the none
tary condition of the country it represents
The subsequent statements fOFeshadow the
immediate result Of the conference. England
will maintain benevolent neutrality" be-
tween silver and gold. She will retain the
single gold standard herself, but she will
make no effort to change the coin
age OF India, where silver is the
only basis which commerce viii reeog-
nze. Frauee, IN common with the Latin
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-20

paper. viii give 700 a sbort state
meat q The woodward factory, At
Poplar Gfove, Boorae Coauty. III A
short tine ago while west made =
visit 10 tbs factory and looked owe,
the books 5 little The factory had
then been n operation ono month and
was receivlrg 1909 pounds If milk
daily. Prom The milk was manuiac.
turcd 500 pounds ct cheese aud 900 Of
butter. The machinery is Of the latest
and most approved style Hydos
double channel milk cooler costing $50
Is used, 1 q them being in the butter
department. aud believe j. 10 be the
best device ior a creamery ever saw
and have seen good number. The
presses were made by Messrs Clark 4
Son Of Poplar Grove aud are models Of
strength aud convenience, having a
capacity Of II cheese. The butter is
churned BY steam. This agent Is used
to do the pumping. elevating, warming
watts sc, and iour-horse power en-
CINE il in almost constant use. En-.
ployment is given 10 four men and all
are under the skillful management OF
Henry f. Hammond, who is an expert.
enced dairyman. This factory is pro-
nouneed by men who are best capable
Of Judging. buyers Of butter and cheese
for Boston, New York aud Philadelphia
markets, to be the best arranged aud
best managed in Northern Illinois il,
indeed, it can be excelled in the State
This is proven by the fact that the but
ter for the whole season is contracted
to a Boston party at eight cents in ad-
vance Of the highest market value for
No. dairy butter, and their orders for
cheese are more than they can fill. An
order came in for car load of cheese
for California while | was present, and
since | returned home learn that they
are now receiving 400 pounds Of milk
daily. Respectfully,
A. j. W.
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,uuFaiSe pows.

On Friday 10 toe house q representa-
lives, .na.i humber 81 politicias made
a puhae record % their dissenting 20
stlgn 81 leEald 20 the validity Of the
election q President Hayes and Vice
President Wheeler
frsi - the motion Il Sir. Batchaid
80 suspend toe roles aud ADOPT lie
resolution i5as ihe fgr,y-fosrh con.
gress ID 3iut meeting declared Hayes
aus Wheeler elected. and declaring
that no subsequent house, houses or
congress has tie power to revise that
ActinB, aad that any attempt 70 aanuI
~ Disregard such sction Ct title 81 The
President based thereon, i revolution.
AIRY ADD : hereby dsapprosee BY THE
haase, which WAs agreed q ~ a vote
Of 4t5 yeas 70 n hays The hays
were Mesats BlaeAtafn, Bliss Boone
litags Geek, Coz s. S. Ian, Fol.
IeG liAmiltoa Hafleptergh, Hcpkle.
Heafy. Hesil. y 4, Mayhata.
fias. Pdasmsre. Robertson. Saith
"a piiaget. Southland ma Warner
o. % resolution recommended b
Lar l-i.eiary committee
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e 81 power Is AZ fnife4zsst Ccn.
vrtts 20 reverse that deciAfal3ont nor
can Any roch power be exercised ~
80 csurts - TIE United States or any
other tabgnAl TIA, Congress can create
aE5a TIC Constitution The vote was
yeas 80 hays "a.
1bc following wAs ibe negative
Messrs BiAekharo, Bliss. Boone. Geek.
Coz y Hau.ilton, Henry, Kim
mel. Msyhsm. Pndemore. Beberisou.
Ia p Saith. Ca Springer ana War.
usr.
NJ Stephens, Ca. subsequently
came ia and bad bis vote recorded 10
The Affirmative on both votes.
This vote i strong enough 70 make
L pretty conclusive that 20 attempt
wIli tc made 10 aBy form 70 change the
administration except by a square vote
Ia 1850. This is a wise conclusion,
certainly, but We arc satisfied that q
different course would have been taken
Il the public sentiment Of The country
would have submitted 10 L. The
friends Of Tilden 10 congress have
sense enough 70 see that they would
lose every thing by playing that game,
At the time the Potter resolution
was passed vote on the issue 10 ques-
ton could not be obtained until the
leaders could have time to see how the
country would take il, and the result
has been such, the opinions Of many Of
that political faith have been 20 out.
spoken in opposition that they were
compelled to back down. Since this
conclusion has been reached the Potter
investigation has excited very little
interest Unless some new carpet
Dagger with quickened conscience
is speedily found there will be nothing
for the committee to DO
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The President informed members Of
the cabinet with regard TO the matter
u contributions 20 campaign funds and
assessments i1r political purposes. that
he desires the letter addressed by Sec
rotary Sobor1 TO one Of bis clerks upon
that subject 10 be considered as EN-
bedying bis own opinions and The rule
governing the administration in it's diff.
lercnt branches. This letter informed
Secretary scburz's questioner that he
was a. free az any other citizen to
spend bis spare money 10 any legiti-
mate way he pleased, aud as bis polit.
ical principles o. public spirit might
suggest
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Congress voted to extend the session
through Tuesday. aud then very much
important business has 10 be put over
81 pasfel without that sctuduy which
i necessary 80 prevent jobs Oae Of
The mast suspicious Of the appropda-
tou ii's which called lor Some eight
cen milton deiists was reported TO the
Senate igau the House only a few
hour. triore hual adjournment aud
senators could got no comprehensive
knowledge Of Us provisions. There is
an cd regulation that the appropria-
ton bills shaii be reported within a Ger.
tain tune from ,be commencement Of
The session bot il Is entirely disregard.
81 Ii was a wise provision aud ought
80 be enforced
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Senators Ferry, who had charge Of
The electoral returns Of the last presi-
dental election, was summoned before
the iaquisition. the other day, and after
be had testified 10 some formal on cleri-
ca eruUI IA Tue Louisiana returns, the
ihqaisilors bcamed with JOY, bat when
he fnuhcr testified that similar errors
occurred ID some Of the returns from
one On two democratic states, they sub
sided amid both leylly aud gravity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-20
ponds EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.

"Hear, for I will speak Of exeellsn1
thlngs."
PONDS EXTRACT - Tho great Vegetable
Pain Destroyer. Has been in uso over
thirty years, and for cleanliness and prompt
curative virtues cannot be excelled.
CHILDREN. No family can afford 70 be without
Ponds Extract. Accidents, Bruises
COntusiOns, Cuts, sprains, are relieved
almost instantly by external application.
Promptly relieves pains Of Burns, scaldss
Excavations, Channgs, Old Soress
Hollis, FelOns, Corns, etc. Arrests in-
tammation, reduces svellings, stops bleodings
removes discooraton and heals rapidly.
LADIES find IL their best friend. IL assuages
the pains TO which they are peculiarly
subject notably fullness and pressure in
the head, nausea vertigo, so. II promptly
kinds Of I-a .s~-.- "a as.
HEMORRHOIDS or pILRS nnd in this the
only immediate relief and ultimate cure
NO case however chronic or obstinate can
long resist its regular use.
VARTCOsE VEINS. 1t IL the only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. 1t has no equal for per-
BLEEDING from any cause For thi. Il iss sp.-
cific. 1t has saved hundreds OF lives when all
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
roorm n9.s; ,so"ssh, Lungs and si;evner'
rheumatism are all alike relieved, and
often permanently cured.
PHYSICIANS Of all schools who are acquainted with
Ponds Extract or witch Hazel recon-
mend II in their practice. We have letters Of
commentator from hundreds Of Physicians.
many Oh NnOn OrutI u IOT use IN their OWn
practice In addition 10 the foregoing they
order its use for swellings Of all kinds,
QuinHy, Sore Throat, Inhamed Tom
sils, simple and chronic Dtarrh0a, Ca
sATrh flor which 1t il . Iptct6ol, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, bttngs of
Insects, Mosquitoes, etc, Chapped
Hands, Face, and indeed all manner Of
skin diseased
TOILET USE, Removes Soreness. R0ughnesa
and smartingI heals Cuts, Eruptiona
and pimpIes. 1t Ysrires tnv,OorafeI and
Ttrrtihss, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO FAHMERS-Pond's Extract. No Stock
Breeder no Livery Man afford 70 be With
out IL II is used by all the leading Livery
StabeA Street Railroads and first Horsemen
in New York City, IT has no equal for spTains,
Harness or Saddle Channgs, Stiffness,
Scratches swellings, Cuts, Laoerations Bleed.
ing1, Pneumonia, Cole, DiRrrhpa, Chills.
Colds &c. Its range of action is wide, and tho
relief il affords "a 20 prompt that II Ia invalua-
lle ia every Farm.yArd ss well in every
Farm house. Let IL be tried once, and you
will never be without IT,
CAUTIONt pondNs Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has tho words Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle. IL is prepared
by tho only persons living who ever
knew how 70 prepare 1t properly. Refuse all
other preparations Of Witch Hazel. This 10
the only article used by Physicians. and In tho
bospitals OF this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Uses of Ponds Extract
In pam phlet form, sent free on application 70
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, % Maiden
Lane New York,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-20

Gov Noyes, our minister to France,
has come over 70 testify before the
Potter committee. lie says in regard
to MoLinn that be had no conversation
with bin except 10 the presence u
clhers until after the count was com.
plcied and hat be believes everything
was straight work as FAR a. Florida was
concerned.
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Rubber Paint.
TO THE PEOPLE OF MANCHES.
TER AND ADJOINING TOWNS.

TO THE PEOPLE OF MANCHES.
TER AND ADJOINING TOWNS.
As the season is arriving when many
of you are thinking of identifying and
improving your houses and out build
ings by treating them TO coat Of paint
we ask you to consider the qualities OF
the rubber paint for the following reas-
sons Its ingredients are Linseed Oil,
Best English Lead and French Zinc,
with the addition Of two pounds OF
Rubber gum, cut with chemical TO each
gallon The particular points claimed
are that while many of the chemical
paints that are sold have no oil or lead
in them, but are simply a chemical pre-
paraiion, this differs and the superior
points may be summed up as follows:
II is the most economical paint costing
one-quarter TO one-third less than any
other while one third more may be ac-
complished with a given quantity It's
durability surpasses that Of any other
paint for the reason that on whatever
weather or condition Of climate used
it is not affected while its great body Of
oil, lead and zinc with the addition Of
the rubber makes q body remarkably
strong and Of the same time so adhesive
and elastic that il will not crack aud
peel of II retains color and beauti-
fol gloss better than any other kind 81
paint One gallon will cover iweuty
five square yards. two coats aud will
make a better finish than three coats 81
ordinary paint. IL has been used 10
Manchester and Dorset for the last four
years and has given the best Of salts
faction. The rubber paint is prepared
ia pare white, made from bleached oil
especially fer inside work. which makes
il very white. For a foor paiBt II has
no equal II 10 prepared in different
colots and pntup 10 ], aud IL gallon
cans ready for use. The price has been
reduced 10 two dollars per gallon,
which makes il BY lar the cheapest
paint known. Fer circulars snd ialor.
nation IN regard 10 this paint call al
c, r. DuNHAM's. !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-20
IN BANKRrPTCY.


Ia the Dlstftel Coart o. ihs Uni.ed Etaies for
the Distrist u Vermont.
IL ~. Carries X. Young, B2Akrupt IL Bank.
taptsy Dstfict ~ Vermont -
Hoflce u hereby given thGt4 petition has bstB
filed Ia sad Court - Charles & Yong u Mant
chester ID ssld District duly declared bsnk.
rapt under ths At u CouKfsss u March a.
s17 Tor i Discharge 1ud certificate thereof
frosa Al Bic individual debts snt ether
ciEltAs pfDYk1as auAaf EAA Aet aud
that The "a day " 1aly, i-1s, At O'ei2ek
y bsfnrs the Hos Host II. Wheeler Judge
u szl4 CoGst, a. tas u Court Ee8ms IL
H1tlsha. Il tssiKnta for he hs6nhg y sAs skai
ahsa aa4 where al creditors Mha nafe pfO4ad
faesF debts, sHd other psfs0us u iMtsrest, f9sY
a.teAd sd shoH cause, II ssy fasT hare, shg
The prayer n sala petition should not ~
grAassa.
DsssA q Easllngten. ou the ssh GAY .
JaEe, isTs.
fss D. u. MNALLEY. csssk.
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LIcHTEsT DRAFT

Moving Machine Ia uss. A. proof ve give below
the report Al the great Centennial EIposition
Field Trini u NopiaR MsobiHes hsld under the
ausplcies ~ tie Centennial Commission hear
Philadelphia au lAe x9tb knd.zsti ~ Jane. 1876
thh MEAHga klRG mtlniGlneG lts reputation &c
Tar LlangKsf DEAFT sFAkbkAD howEK ~ usE
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being frem 10 Is he per foot u cat lighter
than Auy one On the list. This oaly eoflarMs
What - have Eiways eiA3msa ~ tbs MEtboW
Eis1 ihat i i tie EiusgFsr ukaFr riaHdfrd
IlaseF Ia ta a.affst
faflifs slshiug ills msilAs r sEy EXTRA
rsfis y iss ssns ~ psesss address re e
Keepers. 81.
JANIS L. MCCALL
Espsn 81, June Oh. IT'S 8
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-20

sASseATr. W., Jase Is, 1878.
M. Editor.
Seeing = statement 10 regard 10 the
Rupert cheese factories 10 your last
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-20

Rec 'ff3 Thas tie two Hoases q
ihe Fny-iouah Congress having
cou8tei tar a0te cast ~ President ard
Vase fnesldens. aaa having declared
Hayes aaa Wheeler daily elected, there
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-20

a uiae year cd boy threw > stone in.o
a Couseelleai ard PassnmPsle rallasy
ear q south Bradford tie other day. aBa
Pat Oul a. ege f0F Mrs. Abbis Wright 81
fseIioHa FAiAs.
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COMNfssTONTR's NOTICE

4 fGaA ~ ISSUE In = NtA AZ T.
JOHN EMERSON Nststt
The Nn6fras esd hss.Hs hara Awpa4Bted -
ibf Hes. rfeists erfi o. he nist .ei - Nsp.
chester. Commissioners. ~ fresisa etaeitne Aaa
afiust 81 slaitas and 8emAu3s - I'll Fefsfns
against tke estate -
John Fmrfsea lals 81 ian6srate.
lu sa3a Ntsfrlal aoeaEsed knl al a.slHas t1hlhs
tra Tess taefsta. heftbt give aatton lhsi -
wlB rzset iaf tbs puTssc kfafpsAlds a rs
1vellrK haass 81 ts kiaEshary a. LAna-
sitmaaths treia ths lalh aaf e 1aua. ISIS Is
tts time fnItsa ~ ssli CeuIi o. saI1 erred Acre
30 present the4r slslgas tp as taf ctamlaahah
Aud kildsHnee.
Dated II Lab3eFgve ih.s IAN dsy % 1aas
a. b.. 1873
JOHN q HAtI. To-.
tgw AVERY n srUNE. va"
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Marriages.

il amtt. Ssb }ssr ts,h. Wa 4 SEA sna
Mins Mass Emsl
DO Msbehsstar. Juas tan. % Rev ~ Wist-
hsui GEES \ svsH g So 1ahustafy ana NJ q
lssa ss Il Ufkhtm II ManehrRtfr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-20
AND THE
CLEANER HORSE RAKE,

These machines have been eEtensyely used ia
this vicinity and base giysn universal satlsfac-
ton. Inqniritz can be made u The follo~ing
persons who have used The Mshdow King Kn.
pert, Merritt fafreT. hm. Root. KnmoEs h.
Sheldon, j. J. Jenkins; PGviet, Ausiin Whit.
comb. aimee Jennings. sherman Weed, Edward
Leach Dorset, o. VI farwen Al0nson GtRy.
u q. HaTwoOd, Dr. Ifentiss; Manchester, John
Jennings, RilhGms, A. X. sykes, MAhl0n Cook
hEndRste Cornelius smith, George Draper Ira
Bristol, Alfred Beebe Arlington, y ~ Cool.
edge. caraeidi Sunderland =. l. Graves.
saism, y. Y David Grey Sidney Easseli M9st
q he shove parties have also used tho Cleaner
H0rse Rake.
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II Arass, Uses isih isaahssr y NJ asa
Ms Csc g ksnAsu
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4 ~ oNE desiring - engage IN he milAaefY
y business wlh haA this desirable s,tas.
apn. viii eel nv euura tfaak - gpods, vhich
u smsH. stA reduced Tstea that vih pieAse say
uue.
T. WILCOX
Factory ry,ni. ". JuRe lsih, 1914 50
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tI'ANES The mwa tst Soc isia has beer
| pIseea s ms lands ief eolecnaa Al uhf
tsy bsforo August sth ulli cave per cent. 90
Choir grad ISL
q II sMTrH Constable
Manchester. VI June iath, 1874 49,
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C,TRAYED. Game into the ipc osure Of the
- subscriber, May iith A light bay colt, cup
posed to bo two loars old. The owner il r..
quested to prove property, pay CHARGES aud take
IL away. II, HUBBARD,
Manchester, Vt, May Dad, 1878, i-3s
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WANTS.

kdvs1 tssnsnts. uutor tlis ht.d. Ten cents
libe eAeh insertion.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
IMP0RTART CITY LEGISLATION

A RAILROAD AUTHORIZED THROUGH FoRTY-sEC-
oND-sr.-GESERAL sPNoLGs STEAM HEATING
SCHEME APPROVED.
The Board of Aldermen authorized rail-
road through Fortysecondst and the supplying Of the
city with steam by company Of which General Spinoa
is the head, yesterday The $4,000 bill OF
the lawyers who defended the Aldermen re-
Gently was ordered TO De paid the Mayors veto
by a unanimous vote
The railroad scheme caused long debate. Alderman
Morris presented petition from the "Forty-second
Street Railroad Company" for the franchise,
stating tnat It wOuId give $4,000 for
the privilege and also give yearly per cent Of the gross
receipts to the city Treasury.
Alderman Morris then offered remoustrance against
the building Of the railroad through Forty d-st
property worth Sl.700000. He next offered resoiu-
ton that II the gave their consent the
Controller he authorized to sell the Irancmse LOT
railroad through the street at upset price OF SoO
600, and the road also pay the city per cent OF aus
yearly gross receipts Alderman Sauer moved that the
resolution be put upon file. This was equivalent TO
of l3 10 o. Alderman Foster called up the resolution
authorizing the FOrty-sec0nd Street, ManhattanViie
aud St. Nicholas Avenne Railroad to extend IT'S track
from 1eptb-aYe. and FOrty-second-st tnfouRh thab
street eastward to the Easf River.
President Roberts arVued against hasty action, Inc
resolution adopted by the following vote
Nays-AIdermen Jacobus Lewis, Morris Phillips Roberts
Yeas~AldeTmen Bennet BgIin Carroll. Erhart, Foster
Gedney Hall Keenan, Kiernan, Perley Pinekney
Reilly, SaueF Sleyin. Maebner-lo
The Aldermen then took up General Spinola'S
scheme for supplying the city with steam. Tho
franchise granted by vote OF Is 10 T. the vote
was rs follows:
Aldermen Gedney Jacobus, Kernan Motifs, Phil
lips keily y, Waehncr-7
Ysss-Aldernon Bennett Blgln. Carroll Erhart Foster
Guntzer Hall Keenan,. Lewis Pecey, Pinckney, Roberta
Sauer Shells. SleVln-lO.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15

gone ont of fashion. Lord BeacOns6eId is more
likely TO listen 70 Lord Lytton, writer of clever
verses, an ornament of society," but amateur In
administration and novice in India, than to vet
eran like Lord Laurence Meantime, he rules alone,
or rules with the advice Of the one or two mon who
are admitted 10 a knowledge of his schemes.
suppose Mr.. Montague Cory his private secretary.
and perhaps Lord Salisbury, divide with the
Prime Minister the cares of Empire. But
there rumors of fresh dissensiOns in the Cabi-
net, or rather among Cabinet Minister'S for IT
is not the least remarkable indication of the autoc
racy Lord BeacOnsfed has set mp. that on ques-
tiOn winch is to determine the frontier of the En-
pire no Cabinet Council has vet been sum
moned. Lord Salisbury, who knows some
thing OF India, having been Secretary of
State for India, is believed to be dissatisfied
with LORD Lytton's management, and alarmed
at the prospect Of long and costly war; Sir Stat
ford NOrhcote, whose political timidity comes to the
AID of his judgment, is il n similar mood. Hence,
perhaps the ndecsion, of which signs are day by
day clearer, aud hence the contradictory kilograms
and cashng cOunscls with respect 10 that imme-
diate advance which may, after ALL have to he post
pOned till Spring. CIV. s.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
DRAMATIC NOTES.


Mr.. Coup's EQuescurnculum has gone
away.
Miss Genevieve Ward continues her engage
meut at Booths Theatre. acting Quee. KahdriEe, IN
Henry VIII"
John r. Raymond acts, this week, in the
theatres Of Iowa and Missouri and will be at Shreveport
La. on the oath inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence will act in several OF
the New-Jersey tOwns this week. and VIII reach Rich
moud, Va, on October %.
Nj. j. W. Albaugh will act during this week
at the Broadway Theatre. Ho appeared last night as
LOuJs XI., and on Thursday he will act BH0ck Arden
Changes of programme are frequently made
bv the San Francisco Mnsres, aud good variety or
NJ gro other peasantres is aways to he found
at THE place
Mr. SotheTn has been welcomed with the
greatest enthusiasm ia Scotland. AT Glasgow he at
fr,cted such large crowds that the band had 20
e moved from its usual place. 10 make room for spec
tatOrs
1t is possible that Miss Genevieve Ward, be-
fore the cOuclusIOn OF her present engagement at
Booths Theatre will be seen in the character Of Mrs
HdILsr. Miss Ward has made a new version OF :" lie
Stranger"
The instructive exhibition Of fish may be
enjoyed at the Aquarium. who're also Professor Her
mann contnues to give bis entertainment IN aCio II
is SAID that Professor Hermann Will shortly Ahlft me
scene OF exhibition 10 the FftI Avenue Hail. III
TWenty-fOuTth-st.