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New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
PARK THEATRE.

Mr.. Owens, at the Park Theatre. has thus
ror devoted his excellent talents to the character OF
Co,b pntB,mer whcn he very t'uihiuly delnrateS as
uncopscou.lv humorous, ard simply and nobIy pathetic
II would not ne easily possible to oyer-tae the merit oi
tbi- -imper-snati0u,-the yIyOr with when u Is
,.ap,I fne fine humanity with Lich 1t is p.rmcatrd,
the arless grace with which II ia moulded aud iash
iop.d and the sadg-sweet droery with which 1t COM
,,,,gies and clicits smiles and tears. fhr acting
~ Mr. owens was always maryei0uSiy good IN
tbi, part; IL has again wrought us custom
airy effect and received the wholly meFted '1Dn'e oi
eager aud aEectonatc public applause. Mr. owens VIII
,-,ta tho ,r,4eut week 20 his well-knowu and very
amusing assumptions OF Joshua Butterby aud Solo"
>Iiogi,-tne former bombastc and iaeetou7 ass tx
po.ed m exceedingly comic situations the latter pre-
panbaelte deliueation OF eccentric character MT
Owens VIII In these piece. the professional ala "
NJ Prank Nord.nnt, Nr. John Matthews. MI 80.
-iti Nj, : r., stevens Miss Mabel Jordan, Mr- Sey
,,... ~,,uo of hers
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
M1scELLANEor, INCIDENTS.

The Aquarium is occupied hy an exhibition
Of pigeons.
a recent French writer pleasantly remarks
Germans greatly admire -naae-yeire. and Ap-
pear - tgInk that lie j. " almost q Irus-lan.'
Neil Bryant, the popular minstrel, y shortly
10 have benefit a, the Academy oi Music. bi!i o.
strong and unusu attractions l. N preparation.
" The Bankers Daughter Is >dll prevalent;
IN unai aec prosrpr, AZ jnr Cs.on square Theatre II
h, attracted The gcs auden ever sahcrcd iu tl1t
theatre.
The rcGntraucc Of Mr. George Thatcher j.,
announced az tl- Francesca Hr-trrI Hal, warr"
also ftrc- upon the subject oi tue A"th.I.i.-.a"
afot ejuyius amusement
The play OF "Dr. Clyde continues to hold
tbc ,tage tie lfth Avenue. 1Ir rd uourg Is tue
representative o he Boefor and h- cmrna,ic tuInor in-
vests ino p,rcp i,h 500 cuo, nlic air of ueTrneuf
The musical trave,tie of " ii. NJ. :. Pima
fore will De bouzl, forward al thr FIFTH Av.uue
Theatre next saturday evening. Mss anche tortcH
and ,Ir H.urv Laurent O. appear In a. tn, stock
company ol the thcaue viii act ia pref preliminary
comedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dion Boucicauit will act to-
cether next week. at BOOTHS Theatre and 10 Is under
stood nag ia. will have fhe cooperative aid of John
B-olrham The union or these names Il professional
strength and charming promise fhe remittance Il Agnes
Robertson ulU-f OF coI-c command Hr HNcrH' ,'-
drama.
John Mccullough has just completed bril-
aAty prusDrrous ruga geucCt a tne Boston Theatre.
ne beg "a win IA revival OF + zarro." THIS old play
was mounted with -or.rou scenery, and Mr. tulough
acted RoG great dignity IN the dccIImatory pas
s7se. and wth picturesque vigor and 4 c'ive patHo
in The closing scene. Tue work which is oldashionrd
and sui cd I'D sty c proved tedious however and 1t was
soon withdrawn. Mt Mccullough tnen acted Pavnrs
B,1aus and aroused such enthusiasm s is seldom wit
messed in d theatre. Tirgipus Richard ILL.,. WOiSey
and other cdaIactrs Led The rest of tle engagement
Ii will be good news to those who enjoy fine
platform acting and excellent eOcuOn thai Professor
Locke Richardson purposes 10 give another series OF
shakespeaIean recitals the Union League Theotre
Professor Richardson l. thoroughly artist n hi-
cation. and influence wIIeh he exerts Is not less
sautafy IN educational point Of view than II Is d
fnsve OF poetic suggestion aud innocent pleasure. His
recent rectas at Union League Theatre displayed
abilities of high order and attended win s cess
He new series uf ontertaluMrn-tO hc gwen on Fehru
ary l. IS. i and 2U-wIl comprise e. You Llk- IT,
"Otnello." D." Tie Merry Wives OF Windsor and " lac
Merchant OF Venice
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
A COLD WAVE FROM THE WEST.

The mild weather OF last week caused the
sudden drop IN the temperature saturday {" be- ir
even more keeny than such changes usually are. 4
cald wave from the West had been predicted Tor several
cay. T. Csme early Saturday mar1.Hr.
with a clustering wiud. = IN cold ana wind 'n-
creased urlu day. and at midnight the an va arp
ruouZl make cars tnglr ana O. cause the ~1t' 90
Dee ue.liv deserted. Yesterday ~ W7S clear auf cold
wiki q raw wind. Ihe dirt, with which most OF the
streets ar uttered. caught up ht the passing et'i
ana Was wuirel the ISccs OF pass"rs-'t, making
w liking the reverse OF pleas uf Irrrrdi ~.
A. me marks however, the skating was good.
and man, }rrdreds of young person 0u the ice
Tue Third Ayeuuc Elevated Railroad rad us rtI- "t
heated r the hrzt time during any cold weather and
kle amount of traVe unu u..IT large.
Large fields OF uOAteu down the North RIVER on
the cbb tide yesterday aud carried up the E3s
Eyer ihe food tide. but the interruption 10 ferry
travel wts sligut
The coolest part Of the d9y about sunrise. when
thermometer stood af IL above zero. AT noon
stood at - at sunset - and then gTadnd.IV r'S"
agan 70 - midnight The wind also lesScued toward
u|rhf
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
WALLACKS THEATRE.

The current series of representations Of
Rob.rr-o-'- comedy ut ours" 90 Wa.lacks
T.,auc Tor tvo-h,rd, OF the way this piece is a.
nearly perfect as anything be. in TINS imperfect
world The third act baJs-uke the central figure thar
parvades 10. but the precedent scenes there T. q
wealth ~ dramatic contrast, sentiment character,
hunor teudcTuess and fine style, which really over
whclms the ob-ervant mind with s richness and its
SOLD worth. Nj Floyd's fae taste has again found ex
ures- on 90 Lc delicate and appropriate setting ~ hi
comedy ou Vaack, stage. The good Old piece Is set
with lovely stic picture and elegant Interior the
in.dertal march Oi the troops s managed with spirit
and thrilling effect and Crimean hut, amidst the
snow. and swept by the UhIstur blast. Is made
uicturesoue and not TOO real. Mention has often
been made 10 tins column Of the lovely subtle contrasts
ot coudior eminent character and language. with
which this comedy ahuunds. The treatment Of the
lovers in their partn- scene, is ine1Wesslby tender
and entirely truthu and to see Nr. Coehl'n and Miss
Bon facc act his massage is to zee! again the golden
GLOW auG celestial Illusion o. youth and to gem Of
perfect actIa- Tue half cycai, half gentle bauterng
~ life ahd circumstance with which, HUgh thItcDte.
Mr. WaIach move. through this COMEDY, adds pccu-
liar ghl and charm 10 the rrsentation-strangey.
and III certain taI-o1 way. AKIN to that which the bur
ned leaves shed upon The changing,
and vaguely significant Autumn landscape This per
sonaon is poetic IL its quality il il crisp in it,
execution: aud IL presents Nr Waiack IN o. the
most charming aspects his character and his art.
Ours IS drawing crowds at Walacks Theatre. and
Il career viii W prolonged.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
U0uLYS W4iFIAG NITCHES.

busS GARTrL COMPELLED TO LEAVE THE TEACK
Al BREw-IIK', FyILpINO-HEE PLACE SUP
FLIED BY TWO WOMEN, ONE OF WHOM SINGS
BALLADS.
Since Nine. Anderson was reported 10 have
Realized 5000 by walking 300 quarter miles ln a.
many quarter in Bruogyn, host of pedestrians
male and female, have appeared. esch inspired win
visions " "a golden reward IL the old 5th IL gmeht
Armory. az Hester and Elizabeth ets, F. Van Ness
OF New-York and I. Beden Of Milwaukee started
January 23 the 10 walk 900 half mnes IL 1000
consecutive hours and the other the same distance III
1000 consecutive 20 minutes. Feats Of Ike character
are beng attempted in East NewYork, New-Oiieau-'
Washington. y. C.. Chicago, Ioboken (>x young ladies'
for six day- aud Cincinnati Meanwhile The originator
of THE female pedestrian /, walking $50 quarter
MAeS III LOU quarter houls al Ftt,bUIE ~ - . Ho,@
hle fact tnat al these longtime walkers N one eA
ceptOn. women But II ever there Was anJ re7eci-
apiY amour female pedrst rianlsin tie Irr,YIh4nt -
The Brewster Building at Fiuave and fourtt culh-st;
49, b.. a. = go - -. - ..c -,u.,
s,~It,u 70 DO o,OOO quarter h4t- "a 'He IN IN
humber o. quarter hooIs. On saturday hSuI
o,,i, ,.., '' ' a.. ,.s,.,... nf nc
ouP ended alter the hIc.i terence VI 'io
pO"ce Yesterday afternoon tue peue> rln va" ~
tIuuh'c ana a. 1880 O'Clock taken on the HHcE.
ne 'hl Niei,n reported that H't pA-e Wa IL" hu
u'e oi1 ae declared that SHE could soon resume Hei
NJ sooner 81 tho managers fud 'hs their attraction
"s' about 20 lt them tuau they c1st ABOUT Tor e""
sntuie The services " two youns women Mssts l'r'
G"us aLH SCOTT were rea'!l\ obtained a. - - oCA ,L
former started 10 wax ol the even quarter u"urs
in at $50 'h- ldtter btkhu cohhG hl tho 'i' -'@'
5Sta aud 5o minutes lt>, Reynolds may bee oe-
b'Hheu brunette, Win bUgh ewes anu
cleaning teath She combine. I'D hcr,rl the qualities
W pedrsirlu sentimental vocalist ana ballet GIL Size
T. dlt Ted iu short baCi dress i'll ample bui App'-
Iaeo sLlt' compel her 10 aWr- hcF ar pare 10 ll'
shoulder lic Of Tty-yr degrees from her BODY
When sic nubcs the iaot lap 80 he quarter she lps
lightly upon stage Ilr cad col the hal anu ,ISe
Will You Love lie Tnen a. SoW!" Miss ~cOu serius
sedajc % contrast WIN hcr mcrcuriN cpmIhul'n'
and last night she was walking the pain I"
PEDESTRIAN glory in 40 biyh-hecied Eul,ers
But fHe lauAeemeut announces turr enc viii Doe sup
ped with pair oi shoes u tn OLearv -trlc bV Tues
Gay mOnm.. When Miss BaIte returns 90 thr tratk
Ir PRESENT pedestrians viii continue tuelf walk Ou th'
story ABOVE. where q track wlu be prepared to-day
Inc mama. .mcnt also expects have eight other oc
ahd attractive ladies walking before tho Cu5t oi inc
Week. occupying every floor IN the building.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
TELEGRAPHIC Notes.
sTICInE ~ -AFARMEn.

Suicide IA A FARMER
TrrNT0N. " Fen. 2.-Rct1r' Runk'e. rcs,"ina ,
"a Ia MoOisvlc committed sulCILs lrlday lgii
by sirmgiJE hIm-el. Iu lis Darn.
ANEW JUDGE FOR BREATHITr COUNTY.
Cr>,NtATI. o., + n. - Iha Governor of k"n.
tIrky lunted Judge L. Jackson to eo 20 hrelihiu
% ll the vacancy ctUsed by Jtiec Randall heira
IN Off tue bench. Judge JACKSON oa uu TIE way ~ hn
post
TIE PORT JEEVGs POST FFICE.
PORT J"rNis, y J.. Feb. "a B. GO dale who
has postmaster hore for The past c-hiern wears rae
rrc .u.re! by charles ~ John. j. % x Congg
20. John
STOLEN BoSOS PRESENTED FOR KEDEMrrIoN.
BD~InN. Feb. 2.-~"V"rai coupons from Ioud> Of
the Union Parlas Railroad prs ut, or dem9ion 81,
been l-uU hrd those stolen from c Nurh lupou
b Hk Boo 1870 They rroo3hiy came from som" turop"sr
banking .od+e and VII Dee turned HEyr tp tr Original owner
Az ACTOR ACQUITTED OF NCEDER
PHr trr' puIA. Feb . August =. B0 J., on ac.
trr known Harry Eic moud acquitted yostrgay
of the rIIr.,I 90 Daniel Archer.
ASUTEuINTEN ut OF THE POOR PLEADS ISND
CFNT
D 20 y. Y. Feb 2.-J'Ap h. Ford. -Unernten.
dent the poor against whom cht OF 1sacs
have been pr frr.d 49, dccCt 20 r~i Tie urai' 'nuo
conc. ANA that the rau.s were perpctrate 0y ha
UE-NFW-ORLTN MIST At WORK
NFW-D Lr A\S. teH. ~ Dc Wirt 20 flH- city was
pui op"raOn yrstsriay rN "pt He coinage drparn
Hi.Df viii 10. started uu Fetu"-tly LAt Axe i.L. :
been inlc about nineteen years.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

with which the theatre ia acquainted II "a long since
such fecOus piece OF delicate satire has b-eH added
TO the literature ~ the stage Many passages OF the
Pinafore worthy Of Colmau the Younger IN his
brightest The public s. scarcely fair to the
performance the Standard. in it, demand for ts FIRE
queut repetition o.; the "f The piece. When good
thing has been ihorou ghly well done has b"en
done often enough Repetition only strOys its effect
ana makes IL stale. The Cat Duet by the Martens fam
ily. worn out in this wav. and was the famous
duet OF the big and little guards in Genevieve de Bra
ban" The words of Fagiag true TO-DAY as ever:
II always vet the trick Of English Nation, II
they have a good thing 10 make II too common"
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
REGISTER LOtWS CASE.

ALBANY. Feb. 2.-1he Governor yesterday
received letter from M Waterbury. Of counsel for
l. gister Loew stating that had been able get
the Registers amended answer completed IN time To
mai Friday ngut, aud asking postp0nement Of action
until amended received, which would be
by Monday a the latest Mrssr-. Knox ana shaw, OF
the Bar Association, were here 10 hear the amended
answer and consultation wlta the Governor resulted
10 his Informing Mr Waterbury that be would POSTPONE
te further nparng until Wednesday next, provided a
COW or the amen ted answer HaS handed tO he Bar
Association Committee on Monday. at which time he
1.-THE GOveruOrJ would expect lt 10 be delivered 10 hin.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
STANDARD THEATRE.

Mr. GiIhert's drOll and charming traYe~ue'
.H n : Piuf,.e."is IN the elJ 'ynrut "f "a ''ki'
,r.i. carerr 90 thi. theatre. The piece, ID ia'''
Gs oi carried the town by storm, aud before long IL
t go. v IA pcr,ade hr entire STAGE 81 America Inc
music composed By sullivan. Is uncommoniy fcE W
u u-,u., melody The words are teh"iionS 10 th extra
ordinary degree ia neat satire and drrH h"h"f' i''
,rnosa of tir piece TO hav" cOnleMI plated -
IiticDIe of the Douglas Jerred anu / T. Cooke
.t,.c OF nautical drama, rs also shaIp N'le"7"'
with reference 10 the existing BRUSH A"i '''l.
IT, England She mrs must be iaIhor eeN'I'H i''"
M ,,,rr Of he work. however, MOI cIrcunscrlhed 10
British localities illusions but j. Di"ad lh Us PPl''
... snd can be ever, wAere euiolrd. With the vocal
mart OF Interpretation when me niece uAS I''''''u
a., st,udnr. Tuearrr. the most e1aciins censor c'"'
a. nm, lt.,. f,uIt The acting ou the contrary -' 4
a.. ,J,.rroJ plaved hy Mr.. Wnitn. D"Gdeye.
,,I b, NJ D.,ld-t. and Hctc. played bF Nile " r
',, i I.rb.u. oren L. the reprodch oi a"heS'. Ihe
,,t hal is plrsura is Tor tie Inosl part eH'lI'5
-irs This would be right iu TIE treatment OF opera
t,5 v.b,co seeks lie result Of laughter Dy comic
.,,i,s and singing comic music with perfect EI"''H'
II - not Kit III slcu an opera as the I.Aa'''e
ss,ks tno same result by precisely opposite lh'dus'
~ bcto pertectIv serious, the treatment oi II 5h"iiu
M marked by an air droery, more or less oD'lo"S
Mr. WufiA's persOudtlon illustrates this PflHoiPlo w"
ant prrcsiou. finished with eItrdoruiu'IJ anu u
1tti die i,acy: is ion Dotb thoughtful ana ee-
CANT; and yet II, essence Is that OF tnolousA5 N'
ON, peysoual.ty WIKI Mrs JonL Wood. tor instance ID
-, .rct.r ,,f JoseBh.n1 this performance would De
absolutely radiant WITH miscAef ana mFIh' "''bOt INC
=, sacr,Gcs of sobrnety IN tie musical eIecu
a., Tne Pinafore." however, goes exceed
,,.,v well upan the stage OF the slandtrd-tHe
sr.rsliDg and lovely IN the sec0hd Ae''
anana "a brilliant al eject, oi ts kind. aS anything
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
THE C4TTLE DISEASE.
OUTBREAK II HULL. ENGLAND.

OUTBREAK II HULL, ENGLAND.
LONDON Feb. IA serious outbreak Of
1Ieuropueumonla mas occurred among the cattle at
Hun.
CANADIAN EMBARGO AGAINST AMERICAN CATTLE.
OTTAWA Ont. Feb. 2-The Government has passed
m order in Council prohibiting the importation Of
American cattle into Cauadd.
SHIPMENT FROM PORTLAND FOR LIVERPOOL.
PORrLAND Me. Feb. 1.--The steamer Lake Champlain
cleared Tor Liverpool this afteruOOR with $50 head Of
cattle which have been carefully inspected and pro-
uOuuccd healthy She will ~a jhi- evening
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1879

settlement payment, he shall be bound by such no
tee.
SIC . That this act shalt he construed literally for
the purpose Of securing neg 1tlahity % all the nstru
menis ouci, and The transfer OF ownership OF the
goods. wares and merchandise other personal prop
erty mC CntiOned Ia such instrumental
SEl. .. That n any person shall knowingly make,
issue. ndOre, transfer instrument intended BY
this ac. when tue property mentioned therein Is not
situated a. therein mentioned sucn person. In addition
10 any and a other penalties prescribed by law.
shan % guilty of ml-d, and punished accord
inE 10 law. No party dealing In good faIti with any
such Instrument shall be liable ndOrsed thereon
after he shall been traEsf rred aud accepted
by TIE subsequent traEsierce
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
SITTING EULL STILL IN CANADA

CHICAGO, Feb. "A dispatch from Dead
wool says frou. Fort KeOgh reports that several
string Bulls band have arrived there but the CHIEF
himself stil in Canada aud says lie Will never again
cross the ne. The intention Of the ho-ties =
mat speculation. r. Is CERTAIN however that hey
are nearly starved, ana some y. them auKlOua
maj ke most any terms.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
COVERNSiENT INDICATIONS
NNnOpslx for the nnSt . ! h0tNs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, l a. m.-Coid north
y. sery wind, continue ID the Middle S'ate- aud New
England. with clear fair weather ANA sn2tt Pee in
bIrometer Clear weather has prevailed iu
stat-s with uorthcriy to westerly winds ana ch
io teu,ocrltyre The barometer LAS fallen and tlc
tcmpcrI rrc risen slightly iu tine L1F region tHd Norm
we,i. northwest TO southwest vi ds irso Itts' p
ptr Is cloudy weather. aud the l-a- region .i--l
snow The narumrteri = drci3ttv oH .r.t 50 IHty ais.
ia, iI -4cst 20 tho lower Mississippi Valley
IfdicGn0HN
rcrV.v- Fr-,srl and t, Ma s,ate- partly tv
- rr and slowly rising temp fli-- w'.L u..'.N''
civ winds sui ting 10 sOuth r-,-IF Ol .oUt.,fi. 'u-
barometer near tAc Coast and iu ,h' extreme uoI lu
YOruOns II-At SNOW.
Cpt,tiopGrp S.7a1'o
Cautforcrv Of-shurs signals .luI" af ~Hliif .-
wilmington Macon. Cape I,k, ar. Cape H.t,,ta.. ia e..
Hawk. Cape H-uy, Norfolk. Lcnr- CU, ft'.A i.-.
civ Ba:nre.r. sandy H0ok. Nr,-Nuit- N.r-il ,fl.
london New port Wood'- ii ... Boston ana section
i.Aat /, rti.li and section seven, aIiI Las pore.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
wv DICKINSON ~ hosToN

BoSTON, Feb. Miss Anna Dickinson was
warmly received ~ her Did friends AZ the Globe Theatre
tonight she lectnred The stage" Her treat
Of The subject much the upon the rst
delivery OF tue speech IN NeV-Iork few "a ghts ago.
Il differed oul in or two minor details and IN tIe
~ fnctun d1wu between religion a.d the lu plt. ih5
Il renee n much more strongly marked han be-
o.c. - Dickinson received Hitu -, at applause,
which, at times duru- Der ~trch. brDA ~ INTO cheers.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

CINCINNATI, Fco. 2.-The committee ap-
pointed to receive and audit ihe claims OF depo.tors
against Archbishop Purcell have already eyi
dences OF indebtedness amounting to over S1.0JOOOO
exclusive Of interest and II known thar all the claims
have no. yet been presented The value ~ the pro!
already tn htuGs of trustees to satisfy tine claims
estimated az 5000 900 and feared present
scheme To secure ucpOsitOIs may fail.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
CHARGES AGAINST IHE MAYORS MARSHAL
Nm. inflammation rDc.iu.d hu Hnntn1n FL

I IUIII til UI IUdIIUU ItIIIFt tU ~ NdVIdIH LII-
ward Walsh CRY Hal puce, was lod 10 believe
tnar Jonn ycr Kelly. Fg- Marsnal 70 the Ma, or
not rendering accom- o. the money collected by
u Lls Olce, and Captain walsh therefore caused an
examination TO be- made, WLlcn REVEALED an apparent
U-urlrncy Of r262O IN tn tuOuutb pad over 10 tr
Controller by the Marshal, upgrd with the nura
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

T. 1875. show total Of fines imposed Of $50 TO Janu-
airy i, 1879; but the Marshal rrturned only SO.Il9.
Marshal Kelly says the apparent deficiency cause Dy
the fact that many Of the fines recorded IN the ponoo
station aferward remtted and that Tho remission
"a entered In the Marshas office, but nos Ia tue police
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
ANiil 'fH
View Y0rk ian. 30. lt10.

Nervous Ex taustIonA ned Al comprising ssusi
lecture. delivered kahls Mu,eua OF AuatJuy, Sew
YORK AMI cnre o. pren'irs dee me siowus N
dsputa0y lost health De- rrgaiass aalTdng CAli
sylOp-. mcHt 90 an the rcat 81
nervous ami Ge0, Ooug the result oi % yoirs
iul 2s. postage stamps Adlrei
Secretary. kAlN~ iu,r -AL b1s arOaiway. New lDra.
4 DarrO. It's luurnce tie Nervous System and PIO
,urc Narlcnccle lItc1Cele auG Hem
frequent causes OF premature decay. l. q
ur0per mi hr number Ot the family + s-lf trramgn
prarti,4h.e lt octave By EDMABD h. DIXON. N
b.. auttorof oman aud Her Diseases iuc.ose seen
stamp To- - 9TH ave.
Udlce hOurs .loai ) 10 To- 2 TO 4. and : to lOpm.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
MAJOR REYo's CONDUCT COMMENDED.

CHICAGO, Feb. I'm the Reno inquiry yes
tetday CO Oh BE- ton, thlid officer ia command IN
the Custer campaign, gave evidence wLicn was the
mo-t favorable Major Reno OF any yet elected. He
c0mmr4d.d R-uO's genrr'lship and courage lie csli-
mated tie Iulnus numbering over 5000. alth0ugA
a. that time had NOT believed exceed 1000.
WAencFcr mead Or lat shown II drew a yOuey
from tie Indians.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
RAILWAY TRAIN WRECKED.

WFILAND, Out, Feb. 2.-At $50 o'clock
TINS morning west-b'und train Oh the Canada Southern
Railway, while standing the Lyons Greek Bridge,
near tnis station Vas run into by another wesDound
tram. Eighteen cars were smashed. aud one engine
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
VAR IN SOUTH AFRTCA.
THE BRITISH ADVANCE INTO TIT ZULU COUNTRY
BEGUN.

TIT bTIII>H ADFANCE MO TIT LLLI tVNNt"'
BEGUN.
LONDON. Feb. p 1870.
y Reuter- Dispatch dated Cape Town, Janu-
airy IA. says: No to the BRUSH demands bad
been received from Cetywayo up TO the I1th instant
All the necessary gements havuR been Completed
the British accordingly advanced INTO she Zulu
TERRITORY four columns the 12th and have fat
met with resistance. II Is rumOrvd that CctY wsYO
f. hampered by strong party witnin hts dOUiu
ions. and II = expected that feeble resistance will
made TO the BRUSH advance"
IoNDoy Feb :. 1879.
The Standard saws Cane Town adyces 10 the IAN oi
January which have just reached Madeira report that
h.Atiux with the Zuus had De eun.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

and caboose burned the bridge was also con-
siderablY burned. George Tyler. a brakeman ON the
forward tram. fatally injured. large force or
was engaged during the day In repairing the
damage. and traffic was resumed at o'clock THIS
evening.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

Believing that would se glad 20 give 70 the fund Of
eighteen dollar, needle! by the Normal and AgI l.
tura n-- tut- at Hampton Va for the purpos pr0ydug
sleeping room, 20 81 $4,000 aud workshop 10 cost
900 tor the sxty indian students being eiucated
there plan the current expenses OF forty
nine Of Them beng GoycrlmruL the under gued
b-s c1ltDut may De '-nt ID the lion.
81 NrWNOfk civ. or - himself AZ Hampton. Va
few hundred dollars have be- yr1 in this
fn recent apurlls tgoustu dollar, uerd-d ouc
Are tnsyr not who are few dollars Tor thi
purpose thus helping o provide peuua "nt place where In
dams may be hcd By practical education 10 teach tAer
people
Detailed information app anon.
o.. ARMS no sc. PRINCIPAL
Address Hampton. Virginia
Ney YORK Ian
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
Special Notltes
3 Broadway.

Bangs & Co.. Auctioneers. 6j8 Broadway.
MONDAY February 3 ana Two following DAYS AZ $50
PRIVATE LtBRARY comprising many valuable and
scarce books. Bohns Library Eitons, Dibns Library
Companion 1924 Encyclo tana.ca 22 vps. 5h edition
Greece 30 vos Hsam's Works, vols, calf Inch
baids Theatre p vols ~; Irying's works, 26 vols
bait calf OWENS Od'rtOerp pay vols hai morocco schle.
manu-, inische AerhuWer vols. SgUiers Antiquities
o. New.T0rk. 1851. Walpvle's Letters vols MalpOe.
Aneex Painting vols Wa pole. Catalogue Of Eoyal
and NoD.e AytAUr yp.s.. Nsrt- Mexico. vI-, l>-3
Waiu-Hn'- Eg~ptau- vols 1917 The sew YORK Mirror.
vols; Nit"r- ItHeraire Hr Fleuye Hudson. y''-.
ooO. dlunlS uetts narrative. AltKAndrrs lisory u
MLln.u IL. 4
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
CANADIAN ExPOars AND IMPORTS.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 2.-Ihe value of goods
for consumption ~ the D"aiuion exclusive o.
Anitobu. Tor the month OF Ibcce Der l. sLiI7elA.
5ue duty collected thereon aIuou"t % v6Job-J LIZ
P0rts .Or ne same period 9J, J,A4J.9J-.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
HEAVY F,IlrRF Al M0NrRRAL.

MoSTREAL Feb 2.-Nullarky & Co, VII lesale dealers
IN Doors and saoes have failed writ oi attachment
was Yesterday t-ued against them ~ the Insahre"t hnh
,I.ualt.-op 6. co Their Liabilities estimated az
100000 100000 OF wnicl secured party by real
estate.
writ ~ attachment was Yesterday issued against j.
A. BachAul. 4 furauuTr dealer