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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF TnE CHIEp SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June lj-1 A. VI.

w AK DkfAkTMENT, /
OFFICE CHiEp SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, juno l5-1 A. ~
Indications.
For tho Middle Atlantic states, lower pressure,
souihcry to castcrly WINDS slightly warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, and possibly followed In tho
For New England, lower pressure, variable Winds
mostly from south and wesi and generally warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For tho South Atlantic and East Gull states, gen
crafty lower pressure northeast to southeast WINDS
generally warmer and partly cloudy weather, with
rain areas In the latter and southern portion OF tho
former
For tho West Cult States. slightly higher pressure
southeast to south west winds, signify warmer partly
cloudy weather and ram areas.
For Tennessee. tho OHIO and Upper Mississippi val
cys, lower pressure, east 70 south winds, slightly
warmer, cloudy or partly cloudy weather ana rain
areas
For tho Lower Missouri Valley rising, possibly 10 :
lowed by falling barometer, winds mostly souihery
slightly warmer partly cloudy weather and occasional
rams.
For the lako REGION lower pressure, cast to south
winds, higher or stationary temperatures, clear or
partly cloudy weather, aud possibly followed by rain
areas from the upper lakes to Lake Erie.
The ONO RIVER nj Pntsbarg, the Mississippi at
Davenport Kcokuk ADD vicksburs, and tho Missouri
at Omaha VIII continue slowly falling
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ITALIAN OPERA IN NEW YORK.

Nh. MAPLIsoN, THE LONDON IMPnEsARlo,
LEASES THE ACADEMY OF MCs.C.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, June IL, 1878.
lease for the New York Academy Of Music has
been signed between Mr.. Morton, representing the
directors, and Mr., Mapleson, OF London. 1t is un.
derstood that Mr.. Mapleson VIII open the Academy
tor season OF Italian opera about the middle OF
October, with Marie Rozc Nine. Cannessa pIsani,
signor Prapoli and other artists OF equal reputa.
lion and European celebrity.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

John W. Garrett. President of the BALTIMORE and
Ohio Raj road Company; Robert Garrett Of Baltimore.
and Judge Amasa J. Parker, OF Albany. are ~ The
Brevoort. Ex-Governor Rufus Is. Bullock OF Geor-
gia, s at the Windsor. General Quincy A. Gilmore.
United States Army, Is at the Sturtevant Ex-Gov-
ernor J. b. Page, OF Vermont, and Judge II. Wool
worth, OF Omaha, arc ut the ST. Nicnoias. Acting
Bank superintendent Henry L. Lamb, OF Albany,
Is al the Westminster. General Stewart Van ylet,
United States Army, Is Mt tho Fifth Avenue Mar
r. Morton, of Troy, is at the Metropolitan.
General Israel Wedges, United States Army is at tho
Hoffman. General Jonn G. Robinson. OF Binghamton,
10 ut the Coleman. General John i. Rathbons, OF Al
bany, IL at the Brunswick.
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A STRUGGLE FOR OFFICES.
[nY TELEGRAPH 20 THE HERALD. !

TRENTON, N. j., Juno Ia, 1873
To-day, In the Supreme Court, tho nght OF last
Ter was renewed between tho democratic and repub.
ncan politicians over the question as to whether tho
democratic Legislature had the right to pass bills
providing the gerrymandcrng OF the wards OF the
city OF Newark, IN order that that party might
have control Of the city government hereafter. A.
ready the Court has decided that tho scheme
was stilutionaI but now tho question Is
raiscd under another form. Ex-Governor Bedle
and cx-Atturney General Vanatta argued that
me bis are constitutional, and that the manda-
mus should be granted compelling the Newark Com
mon Cou nciI TO carry out their provisions Ex.Seu-
stor ghuyscn and City Counsel Young tended
thai the bills are SPECIAL therefore Unconstitutional
ana urged numerous against tho grant
Ing Of tho mandamus Tho Court reserved us de-
cision. .... -. -.
tween the two political parties, and " tie democrats
win thcrc are several hungry politicians waiting 10
tsko tho places oil republicans now holding lat Offices.
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QUEBECs LEGISLATIVE DEADLOCK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. i

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
QUEBEC. Juno IA. 1875
The JoIy-Bachand government, which
tuned yesterday on a non-conndence motion by the
casting vote Of The Speaker IN Legislative Assembly.
was to-day beaten by majority OF 10 ~ tho Leg sla-
tive Council on a non-co. hdence motion. Tho gov
will resign, however 1t Is thought thag
the Council Is very likely TO refuse II money vote.
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TRANSIT OF MERCURY.

OBSERVATIONS by PERUVIAN AND FRENCH AS
TRoSoMERs AT pAYrA, PERU.
LIMA, Nay 81, 1873
The Peruvian aud French astronomical commits
sions made observations OF tho transit Of Mercury at
Payta, hours 80 minutes, 44.S seconds cast from
Paris, with the following resul,s:-
The Peruvian Observer, with seven and half
inch equatorial Of Echens manufacture and two as.
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England especially in regard to the preservation OF
the remainder OF European Turkey and the claims OF
Greece.
GERMANY And rms JAWS.
IL Is said that Germany supported by the other
Powers will suggest the amcloraion OF the condition
OF the koumanian Jews Dispatches IRON Berlin
partially confirm tho foregoing and deny that kng-
land any great Power demands the uIion OF Ciole
with Greece.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours. In con-
parison with tho corresponding date Of last year. as
tndicatcd by tho thermometer at Hudhurs pharmacy,
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AMCSEMEN1'S.

oILMosE's oARpEN-THoMAs' SUNDAY NIGHT
oNCEBr.
The addition Of Lieboldt's Military Band 10 Thomas'
orchestra on sunday nights has proved grcat attrac
ton ut Gilnore's Garden Not that It Is necessary to
piid refined gold, but whom a few nuggets can be
thrown in with the other it adds the general sats.
faction The audience last evening was large
and motley. Tho summer wIdowers were
out In force; besides these ,here were
great many ladies, and fathers with families "sunts
ana cousins by the dozons ami more foreigners than
anything else. rhs programme was particularly at
traciivc, and was opened by the band. The ballet
music IRON Rubinstsln's 'Feramofs" was played 40
Thomas orchestra knows well bow to play II.
inc piece was lost How vivIdiy that nasc suggests
dsnc,ps One eau shut his ana see the grscsfui
motous tho baurlna she glIdos about the stage
upou fantastic toee. 1t N vouptuous without being
seusuai muse, and Is sibguIsrly descriptive the
beauty the prayer from Moses iE pi" was greatly
enhanced by military band II there Is vne thing
aOoye another that sounds well band II 10 piece
with sustained harmonies, ike IN prayer. mo
bons obIissto BY Mr.. y. Letscn lent richness
and roundness the whole. Tho seisctons from tue
nPIvtug Dutchnan'i brought back pleasant recoI-
lections OF that opera Inc anoan.e rom Ds ses
de ytsi.faace OF the evening. There 10 no ques-
tioutp. the beauty OF the music ana u cor
ta,ny was exqu,sitciy performed Gounod's Funsral
March OF Aariopette," that clever OH OF musical
sis ,nIn,ss was received With its usual favo-.
The programme brought TO an impressive close
vii b the march and chorus from the -Tanuhauser"
TO which music the band lent power and elect. The
uct that bard plays choice selections during Inc
inte rmssions Is an ATTRACTIVE feature. Tue pubic
viii bo pleased TO learn that these sunday night gala
concerts will DO continued throughout tho season
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1t is always pleasant to escape from the
prosnic present by listening to tales OF the
days when there were giants, so the report
which wo print Of an interview with Mr..
Thurlow Weed will be read with great inter-
est. This veteran journalist and politician
tells US Of days centuries past, it would
seem-when there was no money in politics
and when pulling underground wires and
manipulating custom house factions were
not the most popular means of political ad-
vancement Mr.. Weed tells us that Clay
Calhoun, Webster, and the old time states
men generally, depended for their promo
ton upon the value of the political systems
they originated or supported instead
of devoting their energies to discover
ing upon which side the fence they
themselves would be safest, and in
this distinction between the old plan
and the new there is hint which some
existing politicians are not too far gone to
follow with profit to themselves and good
to tho country. Turning from the past to
the present, the greenback-labor agitators
will not be pleased to learn that SO compe-
tent Judge as Mr.. Weed finds their efforts
spasmodic, irregular, impulsive and adven-
turous. although he admits that labor has
some honest cause for complaint. Of tho
travesties of government and craftsmanship
which we have endured since the civil war,
it is gratifying to find that so shrewd an
observer, while not sparlng lawmakers and
rulers, is very severe upon careless, indo-
lent, apathetic people, who are primarily
responsible for the trouble. Gould Mr.
Weed impress this fact upon the mass Of
our voters he would crown his long and
varied political career with the most impor-
tant achievement possible to an American
citizen.
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SOTHERN'S RETURN.

Among tho passengers who arrived In New York
frsm Europe yesterday on tho steamship Adrtaus
was the VOL known Lord Dundreary and the
Crushed Tragediau. He returns TO America to enjoy
brief VACATION and 10 scarcely necessary TO say
that no was warmly welcomed home number oil
his oessional friends chartered the steamboat Mel
son X Hopkins, and, meeting him at Quarantine.
took MIN on board A round OF greetings sucn az
result. M. Sothern vas compansd W MS guest
Captain Rtscns, OF the British army. Thsy VIII pro-
ceed TO- morrow of the watering places gu tue
sets coast, and alter stay Of ten OF 'we've
days return 10 England. =, .,s.
Crushed TRACED, au" was an smphstc failure, and
states that on the other hand, "Thc Hornets Nesr
wss an equally emphatic success, drawing crowds 10
the Hay srket Theatre until tne n'gn. u n,s ae-
inc Two p,cces nrst having been an acknowledged
Amsr,can succsss, he was unable TO explain, out ne
cedsd that London public refused 10 receive
s the osas, - with NJ 40
| of the Park Theatre, TO appear In Deoembsr,
| ana vIu then produce play BY GilbsrL entitled
| aEogassdp which ho describes as Que OF the most
efTectvs pieces that he has ever examined ana er-
caIiv zsd In the course OF his long dram
exnsyience He says that u Is full OF brains, satire
ana xcu b Of vii, aud believes that IL 10 destned 10
meet with great success III America because our pco
ME are keen their appreciation oil Intellectual
iechncs The actor 10 looking remarkably well and
anticipates his permanent return 10 America with net
Among those who went down the harbor 10 moss
| him we're the following gentlemen: -Colouei H. A.
Buck, Henry K. Abbey, Leonard Grover, Horace
B,xby, John b. Schroeder, George Howss, Maze Ed
wards. William stuart z. Copisston, A. L. PARK .,
Juaee stanton, julius Nathan, Charles Eytnee, O.
Hagau, T. Graltau Riggs aud Granville smyIhe
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Republican Greenbac X ers.

The Republican Congressional Commit
tee at Washington is, it seems, issuing doc
uments to prove to the greenback-labor
people that they have nothing to fear from
the republican party. The committee
claim that the republican party is the
father, guardian and protector of the
greenback and has prevented contraction
and resumption with oil its might. This is
oil true. The republicans flooded the
country with irredeemable paper money
and they have prevented its withdrawal
from circulation. They are the authors OF
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The great agitator OF the workingmen
has ut last arrived at Boston, and a single
glance at the speech which he made from a
window of the Sherman House will reassure
such of his admirers as feared that the soft
surroundings of palace car might exert an
enervating influence upon the orators rhe-
toric. Like an honest truckman he APP
peared in his shirt sleeves, and calico
shirt at that, and made speech which
may fairly be styled tremendous. Such
promises of death to so many things
have long delayed to gladden. the
eyes of undertakers, and, while we
shrink from the contemplation Of so much
prospective carnage, we note with fierce de-
light that he promises to annihilate debased
capital, which undoubtedly means unse-
cured greenbacks and lightweight cent
silver dollars. He made skilful bid for
the cooperation of Mr.. Wendell Phillips
by declaring the national flag n Haunting
lie; and this was delicately supplemented
by the workingmen who greeted the orator
upon his arrival, for we learn that their
only musician was negro. He deliber-
ately alienated the whole army Of tramps
and other villains from his cause by declar-
ing that the great battle was to be
fought with the ballot, whereas most
of these gentlemen have been deprived of
that respectable weapon by having served
full terms in State prisons. 1t is to be
feared that Mr.. Kcarney's career in the
East will be short, for he expects to stay
only in case the greenback and labor par
ties are well organized and controlled by
honest men--a state of affairs which ut
present seems imm easurably farther away
than the millennium. AS, however, he be.
lieves in Butler, and the State Gen.
trail Committee of the national green
back party have telegraphed him that
the General will be nominated for tho Gov
ernorship, it is possible that Mr. Kearney
may cease to hope for the improbable, and
work with the sort of stuff that is at hand.
After the speech the orator took part in a
meeting, the object of which will elicit the
hearty sympathy of men of every political
shade and condition. We refer to Kearney q
meeting with his mother.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho following Americans were reg istered At the
HERALD bureau Ia Paris on Saturday last
LII Abraham, New York, Hotel DO Gibraltar.
+. G. Assus aud wife, New York, No. IL Rue Bal
FAC.
Nathan Appleton. Boston, No. So Chaussee d'Antin.
Monroe Ashbury, California, Canterbury Hotel
j. AspinwaT, New York, No. Z Kuo Cosoe.
c. L. Barney ana Miss Barney, st. Louis, No. 20 Rue
CauinaItin.
Eugene d. Berry, New York State No. IL Rue dc 10
Bieniasance.
Joseph Beliadow. New York, Hotel do Vile.
J. +. Bond, New Jersey, Hotel de Normandie
Arthuf Bouiard. New Orleans.
Mrs. Alex .nder boyd, Now York State, No. IL Rue
do Ia Beniaisance
George Bridge, New York, No. 90 Avenue yilncra
H. J. Brooks and wife, New York State, Hotel du
Louvre.
A. E. Buckhard,, Ohio, Hosei do Londros.
Il. j. Carmody, New York state. Hotol du Bon La
iontaine.
A. W. CaswelI and vile, New York, Hotel d.
rAthenoc
A. Chambcrlaip, New York, Grand Hotel.
William J. Chovalior, New Jersey, No. 81 Rue du
Temple.
Samuel Coles. Pennsylvania, Hotel du cnemin do
Fer du Nord.
Cornelius Collins. New York, No. 90 Avenue Rouie
Right Rtv. j. }. Conroy, New YORK state, Hotel du
Bon Lafontaine.
A. p. Couture, New YORK, No. 4 Impasss Mazasran.
Leon Corte, Pennsylvania Hotel Puteaux.
Charles Cox aud vile, New York, No. IL Rue Cha
teaubrand
l.. +. Cox, Pennsylvania, HctoI du Prince Albert
T. J. cows, New Jersey, Hotel du Chemin dc Fer d.
NorL
C. II. Crane, Illinois, Hotel do Russic
George r. Daniels, Bos,on Hotel do la Couronne.
Alexander Denham aud family, Ohio. Hotel do Rus
}. c. Dew and wife. New York, Hotel de Bade.
J. l.. Domas, Connecticut, No rs Avenue d'Essiing.
Mira Il. Dc Labar, New YORK, Hotel do pAtheuee.
J. I. Deiahuuty, New York state, Hotel Terrasse
L. $. Dubois, Illinois, Hotel du Nord.
Cyrus Edison, New YORK, No " Avenue Roi do
Rome.
II. y. Eiss. New York, Grand Hotel.
Charles Edrdge. New YORK, No. IL Avenue Roi de
Rome.
John EiIer, New York, Hotel do Gibraltar
william Fair aud Mira George Fan, Nsv YORK, No.
tel dc pOrent
John A. Finch. Indianapolis, Grand Hotel
r. ,. Fitzgerald, New Jersey. Hotel do Matte.
DR.. Austin Flint, New York, Continental Hotel
A. frank, New Jersey, hotel du cnsmin do Fer du
Nord.
ALDER: Cay, Boston, No 20 Ruo do Bruxeiea
Charles A. Gay, Boston, No. ~ Rue de Bruxsllea
James Gebb, California, Hotel Asiorg.
Mrs. +. Goldsmith, Now York, Grand Hotel
1T. Goodwin, Nov York, No. ~ Avenue Roi d.
Rome
II. Hack, Tennessee, No. IS Rue Nazarin.
A. q. Hale, New York, Hotel du NouveI Opera
Nathan II. Hall, New FORK, Hotel du Nouvel opera
W. b. Hart, New York state. Hotel do Gibraltar.
William Hayes, Ohio, Hotel do Chemn de Fer d.
Nord.
r. H. Hitler, New Jersey, No. IL Rue Foron.
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7. l. Holden, Boston, Bedford Hotel
Mrs j. N. HoI,by, New YORK, Hotel dc PAtheoes.
willard How, New YORK, Hotel de PAthenec.
Harry Hunter, Pennsylvania, Hotel Lantte
Frank Hyde. Connsoiieut, NO. % Boulevard HAuss