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New-York tribune., 1879-01-14


The Banker, Daughter" CONTINUES to hold
The boards al thr Union square.
Mr. Frank Mayo continues 10 imDcrsonate
Dary Crockett a. Niolo's.
DR.. Won Bulow has conducted, ar the Opera
House in Hlnov.r. the Russian opera by G.inka, "A
Lfr Tor tie Czar," produced frr the first time Ger
many. The work is a great success
Sir Julius Benedict is recovering from the
effects Of operation which has restored the sight ~
one II lis eyes. aad Is now completing his new opera
fho overture which has been played al the Norwich
'es;ivHl and At tbe Crystal Palace.
The Aquarium presents unusual attractions
'.- week The fairy spa, taele. "CinderelA' may he
witnessed there ana Mr. Oscars trained Kentucky
horse, perform each afternoon Mr Charles
~cet ai tAe customary duny denzens u Tue Place -4S
One Of the pleasantest features Of last sun
day evenings concert Booths Theatre Remouyl@
cxlul-ItD payIa, OF one Of Mr. F. Korbay's " Reed
SONGS" II II first OF a set Of five very charming
al of which show great originality aud give cyi-
lcuce of that d4ug tfu talent which VI KorhdT ro--
..--es ~ So marked degree. E,.Aen7ls UIL''- % Da
fl- oe ond most prescriptions the charm oil 1n7
original
"Her Majesty ship PinafOre which IS to
be produced Al tn standard Theatre tomorrow even
ing has tie dvaatace Of delcously absurd text ani
II u properly presented il can hardly fa 20 make an
abundance of fun The storvf composition so rdcu-
ous can he called a storv-is amp ihcation hv Nj
". : Gilbert OF one o. the most comcal ~ ms " Ban
Ballads" 10 Wit. mat ~ worthy CAPTAIN EeeC Com
ua.urr of The H1HfeiO e"'. uut t contains severn.
incidents suggested m tAa' fIvo1tc U"rU
Tr will enlist the -ery e-- Ncssr.. Thomas " f-u.
Ergpnp { axe. Hcurv Laurent, aud william Daylu&t.
aud NJ .ssrs Eva NILS, Guruey and Jar0s4u.
\ concert for a charitable purpose was given
ON Saturday evening at the res denco OF Ill 4. p
Stone in east Tttr-ir-i ST. before large ana bril- O.
liant audience. Il must have resulted 10 substantial
ti..n O.. the fund, Of he institution which Vac i
tended To a.i oc-G-- adc.o.a- q cnaIua- musical 'a
rer.. inuert. Mr. EtmrlFi-1I9 .> especial. -,-.-.-
ff.Ir tp- pari.r-p.tr.4 even more nan hI- E-..
Grace a.u s.rII. ..t.uE -.It u.- uyI Ul ' Tie
~ -r.rnts." rca s.I.tI.n "f . IN .n y ''"S .
-. band. o.. at.'- rt EfrUItr ~ 'iou.r'- rI"
wa, v.t,' r,rr" Hr NI-s Rr,n- VI s- Frcr Nr. 1.ri
au. Mr. 4 .olt -l. e.. Dg .a-a p.arcd The piano.
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NrSIC AND IHE DEAAA.
IT. TROvATOBE AT BOOTHS.

IL TEONAIORE AT BOOTHS.
The popular favor with which Mr..
e.-.o.c-., opera sea.oH regarded was
ca,5ou-f,.,-.d again Iast evening Au audience
winch ..cd Booth, Theatre gathered 10 vH
ue-, G.. performance OF IL Ti.vliole.' 'on-id-
e..l,- r...--rc had been anticipated .i'm fno hr-.
a...-,. "a Strakoscb's new uo-. p - f'sDti o.
l,aor.-o .- % cold prevented In from singing and 81
s..-, aat.a h- place was taken Ply Mr. T. Gran.
who's. .-.arcc al first rather cod and tcch.eynsty
lauug. .r succeeding acts. II anyone ldn,.e" ilal
t-e famous Di ofltIlH pirG would tiou'- i"e tenor
l.. wa. ..tIacU. The nigh notes wee taAeA e''''.
aud W and after storm OF applause t-r
solo W.. rspsateG. Mss hr'p-E', friends Loo
hoped .1 i .. her entirely recover from iie -h1.-
position vi. d.-arrau-eG last We k e' FINANCES
bu. tW. fully c,llent tha: sI' was suffering 'i ''
G. l-etJn. cold. She took the part Of Le.nor1 WIZ"
great d.H-u.iy and mauv ~ her notes we've
scarcely hearl. bur the audience was 'horoNs iiN
,rr0..I ava sympathetic. and her efoTi' were
ereit-a with generous applause Ms Cary VS.
a .u.e loar-c. bI; De. noble voice ana Inc
setf-, we're v.ry effective iu tAc part OF
A~,r.ao sgnOr p4utaeoui. ae tie 'D.HH d' -'"'H'
added u the excellent iuure sion VArh D.
had before made. He SANG -pel.Auy ana
ataI VIII great y.Eor and rH-et. There "e''
ser,r, recalls dulng jAe performance. which "a- 70
celv.d vf.h sustained interest and occasional ti-
tAu-Iasul.
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TrEGoRCLS4yD FRESHfTS

- - - ,.--. .-,,. -,,- r.,-,y-,
c...l-...,rr I'm r. The icf-yorr- below
., -, -. -..-
... ....... fr. u.,. al 1o,r AZ Augusta tae ice
t. rr-..u. .. Elr. aal rho liver is rapidly rising
The I.a HT..- 10 E.ui"F -u.r-F a'fI nrIo'A tn s
r..r-.r- I... ..lf.r .T..t WIS ..I-lr,. nd sunk.
There alarm. t-.rr -. -Ter ~ p IA W1eh me
.,. .-,..,.. b., D. soon .tap1rl Un4 uI., When Il
..u .r H.. LOOSE AID ti- been running strongly gver
mo. are number Of empty AID load 4
.,. ..ar. ,,4 ..rea.!y been carried away Dut tncr
,,.rat D., .cca.itey seated. About o'clock
,,.f fle new steamer Gu iu- Sta- VIII. Il Lad taAen
...,,. hollow Nevuo.. Dul-e. behind one u ;Ae
,t......1o r-,. -.-, ',.e,. and 4vent down
per un ilr ONO s.oe' Wa '"iA .'"S' "-' W. ''-
Iv TIE Ice passing Uatc. tAt LoylH-''A bridge oA-
~ her c,irrurys was kru s,d overheard tui Size lost
the other a. tue 9o''Ie.a '''''H 80.
ai' g"h' low 'H' ~ wa ,,g mn .r s ..d ~ Ie
from -lc -or,e - ,u- Nile.
Dispatches 10 ne "'-rH. teio'' '-r ''e"r- ,, ~
-'fse ID iue A'ld. IL. l' ~ or L-..a f,,.e I,,,.1
~ % aut moved v,rn trru.rcoIs force. several
.s,e-- and Uuar+lraf- HarpCrrG he mouth OF Tie
80 az ,i'-.T.r .r,In-r ruo ktr-toue Bridge
and knocked 10 down. lHr steamer Li',IL,
40. was so badly damaged tLa . 5I~ ,' ,iIe
m W. ~ ru. i i' ~ o., ,rEar - a-,Ir ror,-,i At P.rte-
mouth. me zee from ao2St - @ t @ va = g."
,A'' % e'Is p H.. I .IIisn ta. in The river
lie Loaf US not injured.
A Frankfort. XIV. dispatch reports tAat mere .Ie
eleven t~'t ot vat IN m h-nlNcAs hlE'r, WI. % 'o~
pee. ot s Al zee .4.. .1y. "a .',. ,,,,i
Al r-r.nc b,r- Ind dispatch saws jhc gorge u the
o.'. n doe Sf1k1 Al o'toc1 tonight aud jhs river
j. rising -ap tlv. ,-... ,.,,.
1' nuns t @ ia. srr e has made only one r,o be-
tween tins and Nr" cans 7hr Aa- cay ~ %. %
'T ~ Wv t"i.'"' @ " 90 w Nh. .v,. away rom VII
pr. Tt.-....r- Iftr.sr ZtOI. one was
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THE cHEYEyNE> WELL 4RuED.

THEIR ARMS HID n A CANON AND T7E BAND N"w
N FULL POSSESSION OF RIFLES AND ANNu> L
TION-A FIGHT.
WASHINGTON, jan. ia dispatch was re-
cctycd at the VIZ Department srom Ge eral sho.a.a
,upoucin. that he has telegram from Captain Wr-ss
m command of tie companies ~ the 3d Cavalry now
r-.r,tr the sava-es who escaped from Camp Robinson
Tie latest information Is that the troops have snr
-a-.ud4l the Indians aud have had h-lt wIth them.
IN which a number u -oltIers reported 20 nav
been Ailed II las been a-ceraincd that the Inuans
,d ,ecretet their arms ami ammunition before they
surrendered in the canon whore they mdde their 1rs
stand after their escape from the camp Thirty lnaiane
are known 20 have been kil ed thus far The troops
ATE St.. 10 pursuit. Captain Vessels tregraphs thar 'le
military VIII be governed by motives Of humanity IL
their dealings with the Indians.
WA-HISGToN, Jan. 1.-THE following Is an
extract from prya'e letter from Camp
Robinson. dated on the 9Jh inst. on tie
r,,r+ on which the hostile Cheyennes escaped.
~ have now m tnis Department q de4lc3to q-cs-
mon 20 handle IA t1e removal II the CAe} euur
nr,.ouers 10 LeayenwOc,A. IAcy say they Nil de
I'D. fore they WI 20. From the latest accounts.
r.c officer IN command ID order 10 WiA'r
tpcp 10 consent rsd taken their r1toEs
- .brn Iu.v lid tLru twenty
far hours without PROFESSIONS and refused 70 pe.iDu
bin Ia feed the cll ur-u. OF whom there W. abou ~
H ul.. when ue reIO.tca aooLt prcc cdns 70 siop
their fIrl. .,..... g. ..-. To-.
a1Jy eiIpest aud MA, hen the movtt ccum lrr~.
we viii DC II few days. somebody Will certainly ''
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"OrRsv AT WALLACK'S.

Robertson'. weil-knOWn comedy, Ours.
- revived ., evening al Waiiack s.oe re an audience
which quite flied the theatre. and which gave tAe piece
and tnc actor, tae warA'-t po7-i''e Iec'pI'N --.'
N.Uach', lIsgh Cha-Dtc IS too iamAAT 10 can I'.
r,v svteolat notice here: suth' II thai he
has ,est none OF the grace and finish "n.'-
always marked hs playing OF the part. MI G4n'i''
M Holland. Miss GcrmOn and Mime. ron Il
filed with their accustomed sk!A the parts
with which ta.s pub d., come 10 come Z
them quite naturally, and Mr C'c-an ana miss
Bon'acc wer. seen for tie rst tmr ~ the parts ot
Angns E-4U,sier and BLdRehe Hays Mir- Boniac" was
sweet and winning she not strong. anu MI I"-"-
Ian while he did little that Ao had 10 DO VII" me
manner of flushed actor. dtG 'p.ay VIII the fire
which De- generally shows. The piece Us beanttuy al
upou The stage. the nrst act being an especially
charming set The march Of tue soldiers al the end OF Tie
second act met Win is wont-d snceess' ana was
repeatedly redeInanded Dy tho 4ulIenc'. All oI lAe
leading plsver, were called before the curtain aga u
and Again daring sne course OF The evening
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
GEORGINs AID TO ENTERPRISE.

70 the Edttor or me Trtbune.
SIR: You kindly gave space in THE DhUY
TRIBUNE OF December - 70 a comm .lic ..oI .,'m me
in which referred TO tie fact tnat Georgia cNem's
from f'r tn years all capital inv sted no O.
manufacture u cotton. widely Your paper cir
cuared AMI read that nave been am '-t iIv 'nre
Iu receipt % inquiries moan various sccu8ns 90 te L
Vest and North asking Tor specific information II recar
- the terms of the exemption These aPpication'
have 20 numerous led TO believe the sub
irc, 70 be Of suceHt general importance 20 justify
request or further ntruslo1 upon your columns. Tie
OF The act OK exemption 10 wIch I referred are
"a follows:
Anv individual i1dvllu7ls AMI any body corporate
tuet shall hereafter invest money employrd IN the
erect or and operation a uil up mills within sad
stare Georgia FOR m" manufacture nt fioricS OUT 1
cotton or wool or DntI. whether sueh nscStineuI 1e ~
piled in tlc c-t hshWrut Of ueN Ia. tory or IN "a
extension enarg'ment ~ n'w-' xst'nS fac or] 'ha
be- exempt from taxation fnr stare county ana nunlr
pa purposes on tht capital 50 invested, AMI on any
property purchased er-rtet Herewith, utehdel Tor
anu necessary % sue nauugacue tOr tas term ~ tg'
years rom and after the laying o. ,le foundation OF lHe
ul...s 90 o. erected.
The second section % the act prohibits any state
county or municipal ofnoer from lryyins any tax on
capital or property reported 90 tle Controller Fcner
a. comuk within the exemption Thi' act was passed
By Democratic General Assembly. aud was approved
by Democratic Executive IN 20 ami II NAV no. oe
ing 20 the gcupr'I pa L.. O. know tiAl no."
eyer much ". NAV have offered anon ourselves ou
questions OF political policy, party lines have ntNti
been drawn closely u leis measures looking
20 the promotion ami improvement of cur natural Ie
h. legislation OF 1s6S and 1869 which induced the
construction Of nearly 600 l"~ 30 rlltoid "tuu Vi'
value of property within the state, Wa. sustained pf
majority Democrats and Republic ns, and Wa- p"-ru
owes her prermnence over Al! he O.hrr Southern ~a
in her mafc.la progress since thr war; anu "el y.
mat tl- same ;pst now san c"l''o' ana -'''
p.4HGat4. a.. jan. G.Is79. RUFUS B. BULLOCK.
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"Poul a Diaoul," performed at the Olympic
I,si eya cua! ed Nj Frank Drew 10 make A-- f,"i-
uctrl.,. Iffer al absence IN Europe ard Australia
d. tAs character o. large hearted l'''a' Ii.'"i
du-v ana pleasure 20 Use hIs sLLaiaA upon the
b..as ~ the villain IN che! 4uI hs three
confeder,tcs until he finally united the hc"l''
and A,r uu.ucky lover. IL The performance ~
III, service NJ. Dew showed that lie n'-
der,tood Thoroughly the Ir-sh character ana
that he ssed little -zlil n he art OF defines"
IT, The part OF The v,-'d9 wt- "t 'us'''N'" '' -'-'
,;r,,. o.Si ~ London NJ. l.. V Harstou threw much
r.,iuine E1l.ur mo l.s per-onit.I OF Lroh IN iL-
fre- of Fa. " Jars wlcl preceded the drama al
oeerrd tr hearty app!4us. lna was accorded TO An'
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banker, who becomes involved in financial difficulties
chiefly through the e1travagance Of his wife He is
saved from threatened bankruptcy by dramatic offer
OF aid from his iIegltimate son, whose mother
urges him 10 give g. There is regular who
dissipated good-iornOthng, daughter who is nothing
in particular. and beautiful orphan girl to complete
the circle The gular makes love 70 the orphan
but she loves the irregular There several dTa-
matte situations. chance FOR good deal Of emotional
acting, which Is well improved and a thin and some
times bright dialogue. More elaborate discussion OF the
merits Of the play reserved for another time. The
cast. wAlch viii be to be strong one fol
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

VEGETABLE DIET II INDN.-Ih relating
E,s experience OF the fleets o.: yey.t1r dat among
the natives O India Sr Joseph Ftyrer states that hsre
be dOub 70 tne practc b ~ % people living
vesctaD alone and 10 Advantage Ia fact, a. had
some OF tc 8uest sp,cmens OF tae human 50
gard, strength power Of endurance. and Uhy sira de-
v'luuueut uy the luhabitant, of tEc Mr. hwsst
provinces uf III %. VINO pure t1rarS; Out no
accounted for condition flc E-uuai t4at tueir
food consisted ~ cguuuu- .red- fDr th" most part.
such peas. ucdu> sud The IKE. Vhi.u contain -tr
amount %. ultrO-cu than auv Ot ier Vegetables.
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R.ru1Nn 40 pIsEAsE.-A writer ID n

BATHING AND DIsEAsE.-A writer In Ihe
Hed,cal I.mes lLoHdonl argues that the general
opuon that frequent cold ard warm baths, and washl NJ
the -kin with cold water. accompanied by friction are
conducive to health and can do no HARM IL CONCLUSION
that cannot be admitted for the one hand, millions
~ men take no baths Of any hnd, or at most only
,ghty wasn their face and hands once week and jet
live to Old age in the enjoyment OF good health-Wne,
on the other band Is able q prove that tue use
II the various forms Of baths wards Of disease or that
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
MIDNIGHT WEA7HER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sy,c,, eli. Coy. N, nosto4 Jo,,rs


WASHINGTON. Jan. +. I a. m.-The barom-
has risen slightly the south Atlantic states where
IL = now high. 10 has also risen IN Manitoba with
cola northeriy winds. s.ght depression has moved
east ward '.om Lake Superior the Lower ST Lawrence.
And warmer southwest w.nfs. with cloudy or ha1y
weather have prevailed in New-E1g.lnt. the Lower
Lake region, Ohio Valley and Middle S'utcs. Failing
haronctc- suu'he-y vInds. cloudy rainy weather,
have prevailed in the North Pa IL region.
IRdien't0hG
Fer the Middle Atlantic States and NAv-Encand.
falling harometcr. warmer southwest winds. cloudy
weather and occasional 2ht rtiA snow, To- lowed 10y
cot der northwest winds, with rising barometer anu
clearing weather.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
LES FOURCHAMBAULT.

The LiuGard began two weeks engage
ment az tie Broadway Theatre last night IN an Enssh
adaptation o! the French comedy Les FOuTcE inbau1
which such great success ID Paris last ear 4He
play VA for the first time this cty, and It's Ee-
eeption indicates Tor IL of prosperity II has
distinct French favor with the peculiar French OBJ
kcuonabie qualities well concealed II was finely s'I
and admirably acted. The stony brei Is OF French
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
CINCINNATI COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

CrNc1NNATI Jan. i3.-At the annual meet
the ocers and directors Of the College Of Music.
held today gratifying report was made Of the pro
yrass OF that Institution. Two hundred and seventy
three students have been enrolled and are now under
r.tr,.1p IRE financial affairs ~ the College re-
nor cd 70 be u a prosperous condition.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

washng in cold v7te- furn shes any protective povcr
au-t catarTh. rheumatSm etc. thc di-a''s Whlc arc
Supposed 10 particularly arise from c'iching c"iL
COMPARISON, too. IS his writer, Oi to ,Iri .ebcv OF
Disease 10 towns whore baths ore rrdutniy '"r" TO-
and fhe country where they r4rry Gun be gu saFs
bat tie their pr0pby ylactle pOVcT IHi. 81 -'Hh
10 cannon be ad that thrr frequent cHI' '' h"|t N
towns .s cams. Oi the -reaf"r m rify her D. n"il-r
can - - -sd Iat wdsan< al HVrr - 'Jid Na,yf
pFsv Ven %
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
A DENIAL FROM PERALrA.

HAVANA. Jan 13.-Peralta, an ex-chief Of
the ipsurrecou Il. pIbsAcd statement decl4s!as 10
ne untrue the assertions con.aned IN an article
in a Spanish newspaper IN Se1-NorE he
..s helm, the agent of Caixt0 Luguez; cepor's The
, anon tue usrre"tlon has DccIsiOncd. auIIre, all
r-r--ertou1ry -vtnratirs. and Will de- al ~ his power
t MAINTAIN peace PcraJa says he j. ready 20 account
er, for the funds intrusted 10 hn duru. Tie IL
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pANGEEors coNELDENeE N rI.r.l

Josephine Cotton. age IJrty lives at -.
2-6 " est HoustoB--t. For some ur" she las DE- en
slightly d,raugod LAT night wheE b.r nnsbani'
vno Is aignt comp0sitOr, was preparing 70 20
% wO.k, -Ae ASKED Iun o. stay az home. adj az
II you Gou'i, viii shoot myself" laueaIu. az what
he taou-ht rkp. Mr Cotton turned 10 20, wh the
report Or shot His vile bad shOt herself "A
thc h; breast DR.. Dcuu..ou extracted the bullet.
Mr-. Cotton sad thai al found t.c pistol,
and 44d 20 z.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
r1.nN1rl-nLEAcrOaY RURNED.

Evansville Ind, Jan. 3.-At CLOCK To-
=, tr, DESTROYED tie Evansville Furniture
1-,,rauv. together with the machinery S'eeR 'n'
-,-,.,,s tools work bad been snspcud-d for W. z
w. Is o. have bsen resumed Io-m1ffO" H"iH-As'
- so, ,OOO; Insurance. sS'VOO'
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THE LOUISIANA HEN4TORSHIR.

NEw-ORLEASs, Jan. ia Legislative bal
lot = 10 be taken tOuorlow tor Uuted states SeAa
tor 10 succeed Mr. Eu-ts eaCcus va called Tor 20
nlgnt oul on.y s.xteeu members attended, aud notAn
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

TRIBUyE OFFICE Jan. II. l a. m.-The barometer
rested Yesterday morning. but IN the afternoon and
evening the movement was almost steadily downward
The cloudy weather Of the morning followed by
partly cloudy and clear weather. The temperature
higher than tho preceding tav, TIC mercury varying
between ~ -ud 3j-. IAe amount Of moisture IN the
very iarc..
Increasing c1udiness N rain or snow. possibly FOL
lowed bv clearing and cooler der. nay be expected
IN u = al 3 An .t I . rn-4flg
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Now Ready

THIS SOS OF VULCAN.
WALTER BEsANT AND JA.Es RICE.
Authors u
.. WITH HARP AND CROWN"
THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY"
THE CASE or AR- LEEcRAFr rs
THIS VERY INTERESTING STORY II 80"
ISSUED COMPLETE BEING so. IS OF
THE TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRAS.
31 PAGES, TRIBUNE WEEKLY SIZE
Ready this morning
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
The ssue Of today contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY
HUMORs or THE DAE
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
Letters from stat other Correspondents IA Ihs Oh
World and the Nes
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xorru cAroL1xA srNAroRsHIP.

RALEIGH, y. G., Jan. 13.-SenatOr Aerri-
nan s,r .,i - letter % tue democratic caucu- oi the
Ire,slaturr tonight Withdrawing rom the contest Tor
-. .~nsforsbip- Governor Vance will prOhaOy DC
no.nuatec IL Ihe caucu5 to-nI.h OF The ars1 ballot
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

IREI--MA RSf AII-tu Wednesday. January 7. 1879 40
~ hrsrs parents thc manner q
Fuenls oliver D.. Of tls CITY of NrS urk Leon
ora i4I=h,f. ut Joa lloTd AaTsl, esq tru-l Elbow.
DutcAcss County. y =
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ITS ANCIENT AaTs AND HISTORY.
ILLUSTRATED
TRIBUNE EXTRA so &C. SON READY,
cULtd
CEsNoLAs LECTURES ON CYPRUS.
illustrated by Over FORTY ING2ANINGs.
CONTENTS.
I-PHCNICIAN ART
u-AECHAIC CREEK ART
IIL-PURE CREEK ART.
IV.-DECADESCA OF GREEK ANy ROMAN ART.
PRICE 10 CEN rs
ADDRESS IhE TRIBUNE
NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
MARRIED.

ChnrleS II Foster Celcbratad Spiritual Me,um, I.2JT
Broadway. HoGrs a "a. 20 . o. no.
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rIrUHLoV WEED 0N Dir. BC,HNELLs WORK.

10 me Ef,t5r OF Toe Trt0une.
SIR: The Rev. Dr. Bushnell, who has been
..v. mission work .u Africa during tAir,F-tvr years,
rru.crcd brief, bait most interesting and satisfactory
account ot li. stewardship TO Tie Rev Dr. Booths con-
creation on wednesday evening With She iniorml-
t.n which Dr. Bushnell imrar-s Of The success OF Eng
sl scotch and American missionaries IA teaching tA"
SCRIPTURES not only along the African coast.
n.f in penetrating TIE interior. Dr. Bushnell
vii rctlrn TO his laJors with lis hands
and heart strengthened and cheereI. Il WIS
o sssl surprise than pleasure 70 learn srom DR.. E.
that the Moody * sa4kcv hymns were sunS at all me
-..-.ou houses ala school. by native choirs. T. W
Esr- Inrk. ian. i. IsI9.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

both parties ought he chvalrous enough - Of
his public services. to let him determine for himself
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

=. 'ArIm tha ths by
n The perpendicular gve hvG0ns n
represents
aions 0y the mercury I1ruE hose
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MUSICAL IN DRAAIATIc NnTF..

The audience was large. and Is the play advanced
good deal " entAusa.m was manliesteA
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

Al notices Of Marriages must Be iaior'eI rata t'H
rape and ad.lress
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MR.. THURMAN'S DILEMMA.

TALK WITH GEORGE II. PENDLETON.
THE GOvERNoRsHIP OF OHIO-wHAT CHivALRY
WOULD DICTATE CONCERNING THE CANDIDACY
IHE NEXT PREsIDENCY-THE CIPHER INVEsII-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-31
THE BOTTOM VILLAIN.

Alexander Del Mar has written an open let
ter giving some curious information respecting
the World infamous treason to Horatlo Sey-
mour and the Democratic party in 1868. 1t
will be remembered that on October 49, 1868,
that paper, which had claimed to be the organ
of the Democratic party, and had been trusted
and supported as such, demanded the with
drawal Of Seymour the candidate for the Pres
idency 1t was a fatal apostasy, because that
paper was supposed to be the official organ OF
the Democratic Committee, of which Illden
was a leading MEMBER and Tilden and Barlow
were the reputed owners OF the World. Ihls
action created CONSERVATION in the Demo-
cl attic ranks because it was regarded as semi
official. and number of candidates were pro-
posed for the vacancy. Mr. Del Mar came
here from Washington under advice to learn
whether the article in question was authorized
by the committee. Marble insulted him, de-
property, and an independent journal, and he
was prepared to do anything to make journ-
alistic sensation. Tilden was out of town. lie
was found after couple of days and brought
face to face with a number of gentlemen. Mr..
Del Mar stated the purpose of his visit, and
demanded written denial that the article IN
the World emanated,from the committee, writ
ing the paper himself for the gentlemen to
sign. Mr.. Augustus Schell signed it at once.
Tilden found fault with its phraseology, want
ed to make alterations, fused and demurred,
but finally in great nervous agitation, signed
the paper, which Mr.. Del Mar at once folded
and started to have telegraphed to Washing
ton and over the country. Tilden leaped from
his seat and said it must not go until it had
been signed by Mr. Belmont, who was then at
Newport. He seized the paper, promised to
get Mr.. Bemont's signature at once, and
would then telegraph to Mr.. Del Mar at Wash
ington. He was so urgent that, at the request
of the gentlemen present, Mr. Del Mar yielded
and went back to wait for the telegram. 10
aerer came. The fatal stab given Mr.. Seymour,
and the Democratic party through him, by the
World in 1868 was never disowned. Mr. Del
Mar explains the affair in connection with con-
temporary events, in way which shows pretty
conclusively if the facts are what he states
them, that Samuel j. Tilden was the instiga-
tor of that dastardly act. 1t seems from this
letter that this cunning, conniving, plotting,
conspiring, burrowing, crawling, sneaking,
Shiny, contemplate creature was even then
laying his pipes and pulling his wires for the
Presidency, and stabbing better men IN the
dark. And now the Democratic party he has
cursed by belonging to, and betrayed by infer
nal treachery, is being used by this same III
den to further his ambition, while he poses an
injured innocent. He is the Uriah Heep OF
American politics.