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~ the peope OF the Republic have never PAID 70
any other man than Henry clay And ooua No nenpc
Iowa now there would be twice that many pe"pio ~
other ia Welcome him 10 the state, and To pay MN ,s
honor that s bs due For in these daysor
tho neope VINO believe the Union cause wa, Ilgn' '
that IL was Lee and Grant that surrenuoIe Ia az bas
nnmaffcx turn as one man 20 the senhtor "n' Ia la
nrovsd 40 have the courage 20 meet the anu
~ oser to sustoin m victory the Union side OF H.
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8EC0TERIYG TIE LOST CAUSE.

= .,,uc bytte Ia Confederd,, Con0rssSj neO 'ty'e
60 Rtty KrGG"I
They smote our holy cause to dust
AtAppomattoN applc-trce;
We bowed orr heads because we must
And followed s!ill our leader Leo
But 10 to-day We have our way
We heed 10 Yankee HOwn-
Haha! HI-Eaa
Wen cut the Army dOwnl
We cut that Army down before
la ShenandOah's verdgnt vale.
On WagHer's slope. by shiloh shore.
But stl II followed on our tran.
Now, presto We the rulers be
We need no Yankee fr0wn-
Hahal Yl-Iaal
Wen cut the Army down.
We cut it down on Malvern iIill,
ON Rappahanuock's floating BRIDGE
BY Pillows wall, az ShelbyYIlle.
Amid tie flame of Mission Ridge;
Ii rose again But now, as Jheu,
We heed no Yankee frOwn-
Haha! nIaal
Wen cut tne Army down!
Onr noble South shall J ct be free
The enemy whose fight was won
Beneath the Apponat;ON tree
Shall lose the day III Washington!
With ron hand We ruiC the land;
We heed no Yankee frOwn--
Haha! Ul-Iaa
Wei cut the Army down
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
ABRAHAM s. JONES.

Abraham 5. Jones, who has dealt for several
years stocks and bonds died Sunday evening nj his
residence at No Ala sizthave., after brief Illness.
Mr. Jones first began dealing in stocks the begin
ming OF the civil war, and generally confined his
tons to city securities He member OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, and formerly OF the
sstOTy OF the Collegiate Church. At the time OF his
death he deacon of the Reformed Dutch Church
Harlem. He born at Hyde Park, but Of bis
life passed IN this city. He has left family of
seven children. Tue funeral services will take place
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE SNOWFALL.

The players unon Mr. WallackS stage last
night saw before them theatre full Of happy races anu
heard the peasantest Of all sounds hearty ana s'in"
thetic laughter The SNOWFALL hit lts marx ." ''
OCCASION and as often as IL Is thrown IL VIII oio"
the white spray of fuu and frohc The piece l. o"0u
a. The snowfall" " trOpically--because II Pit'eH'' :,
image of comic perpexily which, Ike S''-
ar and ipcreases as il rolls. Ii is very neatly CON-
.trpcted IN three acts It's action passes III one
in London home OF the present day; II tlhrOu"'eS',.
nersous: II is entirely farclcal IN characters IT, q"y
- E,our humorous and refined its style is neat; ana
II has the literary merit of ingenuity ana inc pi,t
ealIy dramatic power Of keeping an audience s'e"'ulS
interested and entirely amused The fun OF IL resuS
I'm the elements of mystlhcatlon ana IOss-p"hpos'
These used with reason, would result III co"e''
Used with exaggerated disregard of the probable 'eS
r,,te farce Bat the farce in this Instance Is
NJ excellent texture and spirit. Ihe huuor W
q. The SNOWFALL is that OF dr0lery ana banter
md mischief; not that o; either thought character OF
STYLE The plot need not be rchearsed. To say lna'
II relates 10 q husbands cndeavOr TO mysllp ana pleas
anty tautaza his wife for having gone pfNateN 20 sec
upnt DomiDoes which he also has privately in
spected-aud thereaftrtO her turning the tapes upon
hm is TO glance at drift and TO say enough OF It's
,pnst,pce II was acted with delightful vim and anma-
uon 80 that the theatre rung with applause MI CosA-
Ian was twice recalled upon the scene all the performers
we're summoned forth at the end OF act second ana
the performance ended in uneQmyocai success
r. is not a substantial work, nor one That
CLAIMS more than he capability to amuse-but TINS u
does claim and this it exorts The cast enllss the ef-
forts of Mr. Coghlan, John Gilbert W. T. FIoyd Rose
CogAlan Stella Boniface. aud Efie Germon Ihe reap
pearancc Of Mr. Coghlan effected amid the vehest
marks OF the public interest and favor. He ac'eu IN
The SNOWFALL" Fer Tea'terst0He and also, III Den
rate Ground" citizen Sanqfrod. There is no time at
The instant to linger upon the many iehclleS
,f his impersonatous nor 10 do moro than record a
general Judgment Of unqualified admiration Tor me
grace OF his method. and Tor the fine arhhciany anu
tOucb OF earnest feeling with when Miss hhthGI tie
Rogers presented Pauline, m Dances Old ana faNOte
ronicdie;td The combination Of these pieces Is lS'
ncularly feicitious ana the public pleasure VIII Dc
largely enhanced By their continued repetition
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THE CORRgCTOR CORRECTED.

cropGr SHEPARD PAGE SAT DOWN UPON RATHER
HARD IN THE MATTE OF THE REVEREND
FoRGER
"a the Editor OF Ths Tribune.
SIR: regret to be Obliged to state, In the
interest Of TRUTH that your correspondent from stan
lev n j. Is In The Rev. George Bowers Ger
man by birth, was installed pastor Of German Con-
grroational church at warrenyille. ~ j. formerly
known as tho Coontowp 4" Churchl. some 1ye or six
wears ngo He was arrested In Boston ON the 22d inst
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29


General Sully was born in Philadelphia in
1921. and entered the Military Academy at West Point
IN 1887 He gr lduated in July 1S41, and as
signed 10 the "a ILntTy with the rank Of SecondLe-
tenant He attained the rank Of First-Leutenant III
lsl7 and during the Mexican War served the Quarter
master his regiment. n 1852 be received his COM
mission as Captain. In March, 1862, he made
Colonel OF tho 1st Minnesota Regiment, and after
ward received a commission Major in the Sth In
fantry Regiment Of the regular In the year
he received. in rapid succession, the rank Of Brevet
Lieutenant and Brevet Colonel OF volunteers.
He commanded brigade during the Pennsular cam
paign and present at the battles of Fair Oaks. MAJ
vern Bll llAntietam, Fredericksburg and ChanceOrsye.
In 1SG3'66 he commanded brigade IN D. akOs, and
brevetted as BrgadierGeneral OF volunteers in 1865
his IN the campaign against tho Indians Of
the North He was mustered out Of the volunteer
service IN pri, 1856 with the brevet rank of Major
General and IN July OF the year received his
mission LeutenantCOonel Of The 81 Infantry or the
regular army. From March, 1869, until December,
1870. he unassigned. In the latter year he was
transferred the 18th Infantry. In December 1873,
the Colonel of the 2lst Infantry, which has
been stationed for time iii oregon and Washington
aud Idaho Territories. In 1861 General Sully published
a Manual for tie EOnCom ssloned Officers Of In
faBtry and RIfismen Of the Uutcd States Army"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
LANES MCCULLOUGH.

James Mccullough, who died in this city on
Sunday Was born in SewYcrk in S02. He began life
as brushmsker. Later he became in steam
boat building, and the Aida and Francis Shddy were
among the boats he placed In the Hudson River trade
engaged also In manufacturing shot in the old
tower nearly opposite BlackvelPs Island aud he built
the first iron and brick shot tower which still stands
Centre-st. Hs was Democrat in politics until the
for the Union. when he acted with the Repub lean
marty
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ODst lUCNNJs. ;. -
gi,e1ed nv a vote OF 3O3 TO 80.
BULGARIA ABOUT TO ELECT A PRINCE.


THE NorABLFs AssEMBLNG-PRINcE BArrENBERG
FAVORED BY RUSSIA.
LONDON, Monday, Aprl 2S, 1879.
The Assembly of NOtables to elect Prince
Of Bulgaria will meet tomorrow at Trn0va. IL VIII
probably sit with closed doors The Bulgarans gener-
ally favor Prince DOndoukOf Orsakof or Genera lg-
nauef They say that Prince Battenberg VIII only Dc
nominated II the others refuse. Tne Vienna PTeSSe "u-
nounces that Austria informed Russia tnat she %4uu
he compelled 10 refss TO the election Oi fHhce
DondOuko Korsakoif or General Ignatien as IIhes o
Bulgaria. Russia replied tuat sne also disappIoyeu oi
making those candidates aud would support inc
claims OF Prince BattenbeTg exclusively.
TIE HANLAN-HAwDON MATCH.
Uanon is making fair progr in his daily practice
for the race on the Tyne HawdOn has severe coid
and cough. The weather continues TO be very trying
SIX TO four ON ananare freely offered md as freely
taken. a memJer OF the iaDan Club makes gloomy
report. he says;
HANGAN DESPONDENr
'Han!an ia quite despondent. He has had hard time
training and Is suffering from the effects OF bilious
attack. His friends and hackers are alarmed
PRECAUTIONS IN RUSSIA.
The Car no longer goes out without military escort
and many high digntares who have been threatened
also have escorts.
MisHAP TO The COLT UNCAs.
The Times says: mir. p Lorlards bay colt Uncas has
gone amiss may not on Wednesday for the Two
Thousand Guinea Stakes at the Newmarket spring
LEPERE LIKELY TO RETIRE.
NJ. Lepere, Minister Of the Interior, differs from MS
colleagues about the Blanqui affair." and his retirement
from the French Ministry that account Is propaOe.
MAKING PARIS PORT.
The Temps reports that the preliminary examination
of plans for canal the Channel to Paris has Deeh
concluded.
THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN LINE.
The McHenry party have issued a scheme for recon
structing the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad with
out foreclosure or lease to the Erie Company The err
eular embodies requislton to Sir Henry Tyler SIT
Charles Young and Captain Douglas GalOn to act as a
committee for carrying OUT the scheme. me iimeS III
IT, financial article 1T is stated that these gen
tlemen Will act If nfuentially requested 10 DO so
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- CLOCHEs DE CORNEvmLE.

This pleasant little opera OF Planquettes
was revived last evening at Booths Theatre by Mi.
Grau's company The work itself does not possess
any unusual merits. II bright and fresh and there
are in 1t one OF two airs which have gained a pOpu-
larity scarcely less great than "Grandfathers S
Clock aud other kindred productions but IL is not es-
npcaly clover ana not at all muciany, some Of the
,thor operas boune are-notably Lecocq's. Yet this
work has met with great success in this country both
In the original and in an English version,
and last night the audience showed by its energetic
plaudits that the piece is stl favore with the public
me Aimee was the Serp0efte and she sang and acted
reverly enough. but toe part i by no means one
)f her best Mile. Gregolre new singer, made
her debut as GeTmaiae Sne has q small, but
we.traie ed voice. and she Is graceful actress ana
fairly good singer without dong any thing at al OF
unusual merit; VI. Mazeres gave really strong por-
travail Of character Of G0SBdrd the mser ana Nine
Jorar,i Jucau and Dupldu an did capltally. The or
chcsr s much cicleEt than Is common IN opera
bour and the minor parts are al well done, Wlle te
chorus is very fair Tue stage setting Is excellent as
rnle ana some OF the scenes exceedingly pretty.
Next Monday night th'S troupe Will appear at tho tth
Theatre III 4" lie Petit Due"
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THAT FTELD-MARsaA1smP AGAIN.

General Grant does not desire to fill the
Executive chair agan. TO tustucnt periods through
which he has passed sine 1861 have occasiOned an
anxiety Tor lifs OF quiet eIOyen for tho remainder
of his days This would De assured by the aPpoin
the General to position the retired Sat OF the
Army suitable 20 the rank formerly held by him And
General GFaut would be much more giatIted by Is mark
OF regard hs county Of bls kind than for another
election 10 The Presidency.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, April 90 l e. m.-The movement
in the barometer is again downward Cloudy and part
" cloudy weather prevailed yesterday mornings in the
afternoon and evening the weather was cloudy and
rainy The temperature from 40 TO 650 the aver
age being 10 higher tnan on Sunday The amount or
moisture I'm the air is very large
Cloudy and rainy weather followed by cooler and
clearing weather. may be expected to-day In TINS cty
and vicinity.
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VOORHEES, AS A LUNAT!C.
rA-o,,, rhr Albany Trc1in0 journal (hep.l =,

From The 5tbapy Ercnfno J0nrndt fhpg n :; 30
The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash zen M anu, into
towering rage in the Senate yesterday over ho ~
%in he crt from senator Blaiue, aud could nuu no
vent for ne penup fires of anger when nn
nan Ia annoupce his desire TO meet the Maine utUa'
nersonaIiv The old methods re coming pack IN ~
nSton With alarming rapidity. nut IN Appearing 10 w
d,ciia Mr. VooThees is rather OVERRIDING tho DuSi-
,oes DOES this Hoosier bathcr,ute iancy ne cav li
he paIt of Congressman william j. Graves; Oh Zen Zen
.no P"h 10 many wears ago, killed in duel Jonathan
t@y Representative from Maine IL ne does' he 10
go .roaisr -, Inn tic Than he Is credited with being
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OBTTCARY.
. THE HON. RUSH CLARK.

iBN TELEGRAPH TO THE 1RlBuNEl
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Rush Clark, Repre-
sentative in Congress from the Vb Iowa District was
chatting and laughing in the parors of his hoel at IL
o'clock last night. This afternoon at O'Clock he was
dead.
when he retired night, shortly before midnight
he complained 10 his wife Of iden and severe pain
III the back Of his neck at the base of the brain She
wished TO have physicians called immediately but he
objected After that he would seem at times TO have
fallen asleep. but tde pain increased in intensity h-
tie before o'clock this morning his wife bad become so
alarmed that physicians were summoned. II was then
too late Mr. Clark at 3 o'clock suddenly taken
with congcstve chill, ard from that time until the
hour his DEATH twelve hours later he was never con-
scious and was attacked with almost uninterrupted
series of spasms aud convulsons. Ills wife and family
were with hlm. He had every possible medical atten-
ton after he was taken with the cOnGestive chill but 1t
was without success. Strong medicines were without
effect upon him. Representatives Deering and Price and
the Other members Of the Iowa delegation, were with
him the entire day. and both the Iowa Senators also
spent much Of the time at his bedside.
The PHYSICIANS attribute his death TO Oyerwork IT
appears that Clark had large correspondence, and
that, OWING To the interruption Of public life az Wash
ington he was unable during the day. properly 20 at
tend IT, II has accordingly been his custom for a
long time 10 remain al work iar INTO the hght or 70
as early o'clock In the morning to attend to the
duties OF his position The consequence was cerebral
irritation, ending WITH lntammad0h OF me glalh WIcn
was unuoccd, and which rapidly developed and terni-
mated 10 cong stiye chill and Commissions, from the
effects of which ne died.
Theremans of Mr. Clark will be taken In charge by
the serGeant-atArDs OF the House OF Representatives,
and they will constantly he attended until their final
ntermeut. There VIII be a state funeral as custom
requires whenever member dies here during the
sion OF Congress- and the remains will DO accompanied
/ 10 Iowa by a committee Ot Congress.
Mr. Clark was born at Schellsburg, Bedford
County, Penn October ], 1884 He received a common
school education his birthplace. and attended the
academy at LigOuneT, Penn. lie also student at
jefferson College, where he graduated IN 1853 He
studed law, and admitted to thC bar at Iowa City
in the Fan of that year. He member OF the Iowa
LEGISLATURE from 1860 10 1864. serving the last two
wears as Speaker He on the Governors stan In
1861 ana sG2 and aided IN the organization Of Iowa
volunteers. From lS62 TO 1866 Mr. Clark was men,
Der o Board Of Trustees OF the Iowa State Univer
sity In SIS he elected To the state Legislature
He was elected TO the XLYth and XLNIth Congresses as
a Republican
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Pastor ationa Church and Scribe OF the New"
ark Conference OF Con grcgatiOnal Churches
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