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A SPANISH PRIEST TO BE EXPELLED.

The Government has ordered the ex-
pulsion from SPAN of priest for n SER
mon delivered at Huesca, denOnncing the liberal
regime Of the present King OF Spain and That OF NcOr
Emanuel
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. A.
igc.. divisions 81 tle Tor Sue - 11i
The represents
during those hours
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Fen. %. l a. m.-The rise OF air
pressure yesterday the day before gradual and
almost continuous The temperature has fallen. and at
l.ini aht frccznglOiu There IS little inOs-
tive in the air.
this city and vicinity fair and somewhat cooler
weather, with occasional cOUdness, may be expected
today, anu increase OF clOudness is probable to-
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MARRIED.

sHORT-HONDLOw- Privately, IN Brooklyn, ~ Y, Feb
% by the Rev II. Han D. D. tho Rev. William short To
Mary w. eldest daughter of the late Sylvester Hondlow
No cards
Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed uita faI
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Patents.
CAVEATS, DESIGNS, TRADEMARKS and LABELS sc.
cured very moderate charges Rejected cases examined at
the Patent Oncc by
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Gpecial Notices.

meeting OF the Tn$payers' Association OF the 22d
will be held evening, the 10th inst. at
o'clock In Broadway and sithst.
The meeting viii addressed by General Franz Siege ulian
Da-ie Simeon T.. Church simon stern and other eminent
speakers
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Private ,ptaI dseases d1
,norui VaricOcco under the excl siye control OK
II. piNOn, n. D., Editor Of the scaPc ana Lecturer
Of tho Pey1Ylsccrl An abstract OF forty
paIes h years experience from lectures 10 his private
surgical cass the uneate removal Of stfctne by ar
yies ne:nOi VII nc inclOsure OF stamp 10 Dr. De-
at ms residence No 20 5thaye. Office hours From 10 10
TO 4. amt : to 10. evenings.
sreer's Port Grape Wine Of SIT Prospect Vineyards and
EXCELLENT for invais and weakly per-
sons sold By SaeSTOom, 81 WarenstcOr Church
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

ModjeSkR first played Camille here-almost re-
deemed the subject. To feel love which
ought not TO be felt. and accept love
which ought not to De accepted, is-always ana ID
svitably-to prepare the way for bitter misery and
undyfDg anguish. From that resufcom remOrse, from
selOrture from pam that nothing cure, aud that
all the and pleasure upon earth can only for
while alleyiaethere Is Is no escape This lesson
this and not another lis taught by MOdieskas Camille
There in the representation last night a certain
dumbness Of despair which it is not exaggeraton to
describe beautiful and infinitely pathetic. The mis-
cry was such as fallen angel might fee-the utterance
of 1t such only the gentest Of women and the most
of dramatic artists could Modjeska
is greatest the third act Of this pecen the interview
with the father who represents Fate, and the parting
with the who represents love and happiness She
Is however absolute image OF magnificent wretch
edness. and then OF deliriOus anguish in the stormy
fourth act and she supplies the pure.
holy, beatinc death that needed element
Of pity consolation and religious faith which
alone can make the aeted sacrifice justihable. The
explation is felt TO be then cOmplete; and
from that death-bed the awed thought rises into
trembling hope of heavennto the sacred feeling that
sin may at last be washed away and the soul that earth
has stained be made white with the Divine pardon. II
anything could reconcile Judgment to the admis
sion OF drama which befogs moral perception and
perDexes all sentiments Of right ana duty Camille
does, 1t would be the embodiment Of its heroine
by MOdjeska She was more Ike a spirit than woman
last night; she the ideal of native purity, lost
through passion and struggling the light of in
finite mercy. The spectacle really eudes our words
Tear only give its ghtful hOmageThe character
Of Armand sustained by Mr.. Frank Clements, an
English actor who appeared here for the first time He
Is a fine, manly person, and acted armand with judi
cious repression in the early scene and real passion
in the welknOwn climax Of the piece He is rough, In
method, perhaps; making transitions too rapidly and
ipfo Vvbip If nnfp pqg A
descend with grace. But he showed himself to be u
gentleman in breeding, and in talent and cult
vation We have already given the full cast-upon
which there is time for comment " Camille ."
will, doubtless, keep this stage during the whole OF
ModesEa's engagement-extendiDg to the 1ltL OF No
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
A NEW CALL FOR FUNDS.

GENERAL wOODwoRTH SENDS OUT CIRCULAR IN
BEHALF OF THE YELLOW FEVER COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-SurgeOn-Genera
Woodworth has issued circular to the Chambers Of
Commerce at Now-YOrk. Philadelphia, Baltimore, BOs-
ton Chicago ST. Louis and Cincinnati, In regard TO the
proposed nyesRaon into tho causee and nature OF tho
yellow feyor epidemic He says:
Fortunately n nOble lady-Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson,
of Nrw-Yoi k-actuated 10y the same motives tnat
Dronpted tne citizens OF Memphis. addressed me, ask
inc what she could do toward the great end in
view and pledged an amount to start n general sub
scT1ptiOn for the purpose My reply led her To say
mar she would, If necessary, contribute sufficient %
meet the expenses Of commission provided would
prolnpty undertake its organization. and direct thor
ough IN OF the causes OF the epdcmo,wth tho
view Of preventing such depOrable YlsltatlODs OF the
yellow fever In the future
The Surgeon General says that should money be OBJ
tanned for the purpose, two three experts will bo at
taehed 20 the commission 10 extend the field of inquiry
George w. Riggs banker OF Washington. will act as
teasnrer OF the Commission and receive and disbuTse
any contributions which may bo made, public account
whereof Will be rendered at any appropriate time.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
IIEL


BAGIEY-In Irvngton n j. Catharine Bagley. widow o;
the ste Richard Bagey D. Of the late i
ry White, IN the 92d year OF her age
Notice of funel al hereafter.
FRVINGAt MaDursing Island, Rye n Y, on Sunday 18th
inst Frances shirley daughter Of John and COrDea Van
Rensselaer, Ervtng, aged 10 months.
HASI FTT--In RrOOSYn saturday, September 28 Dr.
John Hasett in the 18th year Of his age. -
Relatives friends Of che family are respectfully invited to
funeral from his late residence No. ll5 cnton-
s corner JOlaemOn Tuesday, october at o'clock
D. IL is requested that friends viii not send hoWers
HOAGIAND NDAt Hackettstown y. j., on sunday evening.
Reptelbsr 29 Harry Butz Of the W. l. and Emily
c. Hoagand and grandson Of j. b. Cleveland Of Jer'
CITY, aged lO months o.-,, -. =,
O'Clock at the residence of Dr. f. T. Blackwell.
HOWFLI-On Monday September 80, 1873 Lydia H., wife
Of Chares J. Howell, aged "a years 10 months
Boston papers please copy.
HoYT-suddeny, Saturday September 2S Gabriel p b.
HOyt, in the 3ith year OF his age -
Funera from Ramseys church. l25thst and Madison
ave. Tuesday October 1, AZ lVSO M fIleoos Afe TO-
quested not 20 send flowers
KTNGsBURY-At Amherst, Mass, Saturday. September
23 the rev Howard Kngsbuy Of the First COngre
gaenal Church. son o. r. KingsbuTy, Of this CITY,
Funeral services AZ Amherst at p m. Tuesday.
Inernent in Trinity Cemetery, n. Y, on Wednesday.
Of he Mount sinai Hospital 6S years.
Relatives and the family also the sisters Of 5se
the funeral on Tuesday, october at O'Clock a from
the hospital
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL, Lexingtonaye and s6th-st.
The patrons OF the institution also the members
OF he Ladies Auxiliary sOcsty. are respectfully invited 10
attend the late Leopold b. simon supernten
dent on Tuesday. october l. at o'clock a NJ from the
hospital by order Of the Board Of Directors
II. II. NATHAN, Hon. Secretary.
woop-At wespor:. coan. Mabel d99shteE OF Of ANN Anna b.
Samuel Wool aged D years 10 months ana uays
Funeral Tuesday. at p. m
WYIIE--At EngleWOod, n j. Sunday, September %.
George and Christina sharp wye, aged years and ~
FHSSral AZ the residence his parents, EngewOod
Wednesday october 2, at IL o'clock;
Train leaves foot Chanbers-st.. Al 9:3O
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
AID FROM THIS CITY.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS THROUGH THE CHAMBER on
COMMERCE LARGER--A FURTHKR APPEAL FRoM

THE sUBlcRIPTIOSs THROUGH THE CHAMBER or
COMMERCE LARGER-A FURTHER APPEAL FRoM
VICKsBUBG.
TIE Relief Committee OF the Produce Exchange re-
eeiyed Yesterday from Holden Mcdonald. OF LeyOnia
station n " on behalf Of the farmers aud citizens OF
that place. a railway receipt for carload OF wheat
about $50 bushels-wth directions that 1t be sold 10 the
best advantage and the proceeds distributed
where they are most needed. The gram will probably
arrive to-day by tne Erie Railroad. which trans
nors Il without charge. The treasurer OF the commit
tee A. f. orr acknowledged additional contributions
Yesterday amounting $50, making the total subsorp
tions SS,067 81.
Mayor Ely received additional contributions yester
day amounting to S5s2 80. The entire amount was
sent TO Memphis.
Mayor Eys committee yesterday issued an appeal TO
the public suggesting that all beneYolen and sewing
sooietles should exert themselves 10 respond 10
the demand from the South for clothing, and
that teachers and principals OF tho public schools
should urge the Importance OF such demand upon the
pupils and request ask their parents 10 collect
clothing which could DO spared for the children at the
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
PUBLIC OPINION.
venlber.

We fear that we are to expect no support
anywhere from the Democracy IN the great fight now
FOR National honor aud sound money. The DcWOerats
everywhere evade ana shrk the issue in the hope OF
little party succesS-tHartfOrd COnrant (Rep)
If the Faneuil Hall Convention really de-
sired its supreme object to tbe state from the
dshonOr Of having Butler in the Executive cDair its
plain duty to adjourn without making nomination
-[St. Louis Republican (DemJ
Actions speak louder than words. The SyTa
euse Conventions actions tine first day those OF
ruiian and bully on the second day-When II on
its best behavior they those OF low dckerer
and a selfish demagogue Il Albany Journal iRcpJ
If there is one thing more than anOthtr that
shows the weakness of Butler's position, the fact
indicated by his reply 20 Mr. Endlcos letter that he
has been thrown upOn the defensive. As wairo his
aggressive movements have never been brilliant sue
cessful. What he has been on The defensive is well
known to need only the largest charlty.-lBostOn
Har Ind
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
the COMING RELIGIOUS CONFEREBCE.

PREPARATIONS AND LETTERS OF APPROVAL.
A large meeting of clergymen and laymen
as held last evening in the chapel Of the Church Of
tho Holy Trinity 10 prepare for the coming nterna
tiopal conference OF believers IN the pre-
r,,leuial ana personal coming tho earth OF JeSus
Christ The Rev. DR.. 8. II. Tying, jr., who presided
said that he had received letters from BishOps and
csrgnen of the Protestant Episcopal Church fayOrng
the conference and conseBung that their should
he enrolled as members Of It, The conference he said
would be held In city at the Church Of the Holy
1ruity on October 80 81 and November l. 1t would be
resded over as far his health would permit by tine
Rev s. H. Tying ST. Carefully prepared papers on twelve
different topics, bearing the personal coming Of
C,ist would be discussed and in the evenings there
Venld be eyangoistie meetings DIR. Tying added that
tbou0b he stood almost this subject among the
clerRy of his church In ts city, he felt that he had all
the traditions OF the church on MS side
The Rev DT Gillespie SAID thht nc looked FORWARD
dnee The Rev. Dr. Herr remarked that he
also had received large number or letters
fn relation 20 tie conference, showing a
aoirtf aIready awakened tins great question.
nauiTy M the minisIry not felt Tor years. The three
f questions the conference, no he'd 70 De the
Irs0nsl coming OF Christ, the pre-nillenial coming
and HIS reign upon earth .,,., -,
Mr.. Tying announced that IN Addluon 10 the
ono59iifee hoped 10 have the Rev. Dr. BonaI
of Iond0n present 10 address the conference
ghe following General Committee OF Arrangements was
Announced; Tue Rev. Dr. j. ID. Herr, chairman; the
Rev r. g. Booth, the Rev. W. g. Gillespie, James W.
Perry J. ID. Grdin, j. o. Bates George ID HYDE W n
schenck, James W. Dubois, John Nanamaker, X L.
owen and j. T. Smith.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

,ryhtful eapacity, the charming head OF a happy
SSee,,sebold and woman OF fine mind aud cultivation
NJr Jospph Taylor and his wife, the father
"a motber OF our Minister to Berlin, viii celebrate
hor diamond wedding the 18th OF October at Cedar
o It's not often that venerable pair see tOgeiher
~. xtlrh anniversary OF their marriage day; Others
sde tleir own personal friends will wish them the ad,
Sition OF many more happy days TO their exceleh' anu
useful lives -
The late Mr.. Bard illustrated curiously the
,.einty With Which one type Of the American man
,'-oo,nes "Jack-ofall- Trades" He first drug
gist then a dentist, then Methodist minister 'heh
ste superintendent Of Education. then JOURNALIST
tren confederate quartermaster then al IeTntofda
Goyerpor thcu postmaster, ana theh ota.o s r,
closing this varied and industrious career WIN
ism. -. r5
Mr. Sturgeon, preaching on kings ana
.hnrcbcs recently said that very well might tney re-
ti in reference to the kings Of modern u!nes thaV IL
ould not be said Of them, at least OF oil OF men,
that wherever they were there power. " H. con-
tnne5 the ureacher we could have rule Of only one
man. thai would perhaps, be the best provided always
that that man were perfectly good, perfectly WlSe' p
fecy unsesh. and perfectly IN me iigns. @ tf tu and
would be found that tneSs SIS anu % 81 M Govern
unity OF purpose winch were not 10 De seen M NJ SNnnd
Inents but, uBluekily, such man was ho' " ''
A pleasant little anecdote OF the CrO"n
Prince of Germany is told by Mrs. hooper l' was ~
,be begpping Of the russan war that the KING
a rtpoe passed through Homburg on their wayto the
6d young American girl staying with her parents at
one a the hotels, hung large American flag from her
hcopv and ns the royal couple passed waved an en-
,nsisstie handkerchief The king and his son looked
up aud bowed anu. nhS Iuo SolS and gave
an order which passed down the ine-an order 1Or
each regiment as it went by 80 salute the strS anu
Stripes.
LoNpoN, Sept. 3O.-It is stated this morn
,np that LORD BeacOnsHeld suffering from an acute
auack OF the gOut
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
TIE DRAMI.
BE-ENIRANcE OF MoDJEsKA.


The welcome accorded last night 10 Mod
aka gave 10 the Fifth Avenue Theatre n frs,sval "a.
Ahr gooa 70 see AID pleasant 10 remember The house
sas well filed ana the great aetess-wel she oe.ere.
hai uie was ak times called before tbe curt ain NV
popular paudits not less emphatic than sincere She
acted cams II Is not easy at once to find the right
""'s Win which 10 describe this triumphant
toIA u Is one Of the works which Justify the art OF
ahg-sepaang it at from the pervasYe Stiffness
s contemporary stage, and illustrating for even the
""N eAaeuug minds. how powerful that art can be
--ae % monitor 70 the human beart MOdieska,s
oan'ee Is homogeneous personality; Il is All of one
eee And the closest observer Of It's mechanism eau
my discover that It is conveyed by wel-conAdered
esnnitey ascerained. and firmly held expedlens which
su IN the eject Of entirely spontaneous expression
ihs perfect dramatic art and therefore IN she high
s'' degree Instructive Everything is seen 10 be done
hs performance that II is natural Tor Camille TO do
hd nothing Is done which IL Bot absolutely and essen
uAlly In her character. Tie pose Of the personality
hneYer dropped, whether II be with delicate wag.
fard wafture OF tbo hand. or little snap Of no
uino ana finger, or tne flick OF the lace kercef upon
We niue book OF Welpreseryed accounts the artist
eeps ngdly within her identity, and draws
u and tina a 10 the very hair-line Of
rntb. She Was little feeble and indefinite, at tho
INST last night; snd II found that her mastery OF
ioecton speaking the Engish language Is stl i'm
pee but. when this Is said every objection has been
ade that possibly, with justice. Do urged against
@e perfection Of this work Tue aetngas bcfose when
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

PRESIDENT WHITE AT HOME.
A CORDIAL RECEPTION TESDERED 70 HIM AT COR
NELL UNIVERSITY.

A
NELL UNIVERSITY.
tBr TELEGRAPH To The rRIBUNE.l
Utica. N. Y, Sept. 3O.-COrnell University
today celebrated the return Of her President Andrew
N white who has been absent In Europe for nearly two
vears The president honored with an enthusiastic
recepton by the professors and students Committees
eyed him at the depot ana escorted him to his man.
ou ON the University campus Shortly after his arrival
the trustees and members OF the faculty rendered him
an informal and very cordial reception az his residence.
In the evening the students assembled on the campus,
and forming torchlight procession headed by band.
proeeeded 70 the presidents house. Tho campus was
beautifully Illuminated the University build
nes and the residences Of the professors The lady
tdepts also proceeded In BODY 10 the presidents, TO
assist IN the ceremonies of the reception The exercises
were opened by music and the singing Of college songs
ON the appearance OF President White, Mr.. Cal
win Tompkins, president Of the senior class,
made short address OF welcome. President White re-
spopded by heartily thanking the students. He then
alndpd warmly to the great progress OF tie universally
durnR the two years OF his absence. This steady growth
and urogress was indication 20 him that Cornell hnd
rooted herself deeply in tie soil Of Amerea,
mai she had found a place IN the hearts
OF her people. The president told about
his travels In Europe giving graphic picture of the
immense progress roth ia political tbert aud IN
teral civilization made across the water since his first
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
AFFAIRs IN THE SMALL PLACES.

POSTAL AGENTS FEARED AND IIL-fREATED-OYER
LOO CASES IN BATON HoUGE-REPoRrs PROM
VARIOUS POINTS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-Superintendant Ter
reI of the mail service IN the South reports 81 beg
leave 70 state that many places in the infected ds-
tricts the people under the impression that the
sprcad OF the yellow fever has been due 70 the
malls and they look upon postal clerks and
route agents as enemies OF mankind In some Instances
agents have been taken from the trains by quarantine
officers and left in the woods. But few days ago. route
agent Fmcher taken from lis car at Macon. Miss
and fined S54 for alleged violation OF quarantine reg
patous and this TOO after he bad been acquitted by
the Board OF Health Of any violation Of quarantine reg
ulatons."
NEw-oRLEASs, Sept. 3O.-Dr. T. J. Wolf telegraphs
from WInona to the Young Mems Cnrisan Association
that there have been at that place seven cases and two
deaths to date. At preseut his wants are supplied Al
Donaldsonyille for the tweDty-four hours ending
at 10 a. H., Sunday, forty new eases and
four deaths. There no tecgraphic communication
with DunaldsOnye. The Towards have sent Dnfscs
and physicians to that pint Az Post Hudson hVe new
cascs aud seven deaths aro reported 10 date
THIBODEAUN, La, sept 3O-Nlneteen eases yesterday
aud deaths. over two hundred cases IN tins town
GRESADA, Miss, seUt. 3O.-So new eases deaths
were reported to-day. The HoEards left to-day Tor
WATER VALLEY, Miss. Sept 3O-Five new cases and
death were reported To-Day ono OF inc Telegraph
'GREESYIIIR, MIas, Sept. 3O-The fever is nbatng.
cases were reported to-day. Toe steamer Katie Dickson
mas inst arrived with Bishop Leroy, Father Obercidt
and Mr. Fitzpatrick, OF the Howard Association, from
Yickshurg The Dickson also brought doctor,
and ice hound for Goodrich and Henderson. Louisiana
HICKMAN KY, Sept. 3o.-rhere were two deaths and
four now casts yellow fever here to-day. ThoI0
one death from yellow fever at Fulton, Ky but new
cases. Six cases are reported at Martin, Tom.
The fever excitement in Cairo has subsded the absent
res are returning and tins public schools were opened
to-day.
LoCKPoRT, n. Y. Sept. Boa man named Brown.
from Memphis, died here yesterday Of yellow fever.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
BUTLER FAILS TO MEET EXPECTATIONS
EirOFu The JA0lfg1 Herald

We were somewhat disappointed In General
ButerF agricultural address at south Weymouth Agri
culture fascinating STUDY. aDounds IN subtle
suggestions to the lover Of nature and the student OF
science looked forward with impatient desire TO
see how SO feeund, ingenious and playful a fancy as
General Butler Is known 20 possess, would gId ana
adOrn every prOsac aud utitnrian product II did
appear to be outside the range Of possibilities that
he would evolve theory for The production Of nat
cabbages uud pumpkins by which the honest farmer
could be relieved OF some OF that and toll which
cOrrugatcs his brow and covers his hands with horn
great discovery of that realm OF agriculture
remains be made, and General Butte s studies IN lhe
various methoGs OF making something OF nothing
must have ftted him FOR sharp look behind the po-
tency matter into the sphere OF the imaginative and
the emotional, where would be found the secret mat
could make piece Of cheap paper inscribed This Is
cabbage" nutTive and fragrant as the product OF
honest toll We confess that t sad disappOint-
ment 10 us TO put of with criticism Of Junketirg in
place Of grand snbme trick that might be played ON
Nature i'm tae interest OF worthy and suffering class.