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New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
md clearing weather may be expected IN this city an
vicinity to-day.
PREplRAnoNS foR DECORATION DAY.

Active preparations for the celebration OF Dec
oration Day are in progress. The first division OF
the National Guard will parade under the command
OF Major-Genera Alexander Shaler, escort to the
procession. An invitation rendered by General
Charles X. Graham, Grand Marshal, has been ac-
cepted by Major General-Hmcock. commanding the
ces,ion with detachment of United States troops
from The forts in the harbor. General Hancock mas
directed specially that the famOns " Bragg's Bat,
terv." 81 Artillery and the Fort Hamilton band
shall parade. General r. ~ Chittenden Snpern
tendent of the General Recruiting Service, also has
accepted IN invitation to assist in the celcbrailon;
and has offered the services Of the Governors Island
band Captain Luce, commanding the training
ship Minnesota has accepted IN behalf of the sailors
and marines from that vessel.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. William Mason Evans will give dra-
matte roadilc tonight at Chlcker.ng Han.
The Fitzhugh Choral Union give concert
In the Assembly Room OF the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music this evening.
Mr.. Henry Carter has left Trinity Church.
His organ concerts however, VIII be given usual
each Thursday afternoon.
VI. Vieuxtemps, the viOlinist, is in Algeria,
for the recovery oil his health. Herr supp6 the
Austrian comp Oser. and NJ TsGhsi4Owsk the Russian
pianist and composer, are IN Paris.
Herr SchOtt, the principal tenor of the Han
over opera, viii accompany Dr. Hans Biilow on
h, visit 50 London June next, aud viii appear with
the celebrated pianist at his reciiais.
A concert will be given at Steinway Hall
this evening by Mr. Alberto Laurence ~ aid OF the
Charity Fund OF the Broadway Tabernacle Sunday
school. A large number OF weliknOwn performers VIII
taAe ptrt ~ n.
Beethoyen's Ninth Symphony was recently
performed IA Rome for the hrst time correspondent
SaO.dcS Irish D0ig Yetos writes concerning it: cit
has uad gigantic success-So gigantic that the Queen
has commanded It's performance at the QuIrinal Tle
scaczo tho atasO and the crc.ceGdO filled tho audi
eHCc with admiration anG SURPRISE The tuGl6 changed
the aduirauon sad surprise into enthusiasm"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15

,s,de when you come that way: There Is crust III
euts.,0board when your salary fails'
1,be resolution of the Swiss Council OF
casscd by vote OF 81 TO Is, to reestabish cap
70, nuni.hment will be a grevous disappointment 10
~ a5voo,tcs OF the abolition OF the death penalty
. nav swiss Constitution Of 1s4S began by abolish
49, ,ne d,ath penalty for political crimes Then the
c.n,ops Of Freiburg Ncuchstel and Zurich ana away
oh n for all crimes IN 1864, the Canton OF IeSsuo
,oncvipc thor lead three years later' III 1919
,ns Canton of Freiourg rempo'ed csPt" pun
,,bmeut both inflnticide and ASSASSINATION nav
I,g enormously increased but II ouiy rcu""'"
=, the statutebook for five months, Tor oeIore
che close of the same year the new Federal foh"'
codo had abolished capital punishment altogether III
~ tho cautons reaction has set In at the ehd Oh nNe
xesrs and the substitution of imprisonment Tor hahs
os as the punishment for murder Ia own condemned
o ~ the favOrte instances cited by the Swiss ADo
,,,,opists was this: Marianne b., who with the
sss,apce or her parents killed her husband. after
sssventpeu years Imprisonment became a reiormeI
Character. sac married again and c1nduc's nc tiSeiI
An most exemplary manner" As matters now stanu'
a. Marianne T. unable 10 resist the morbid lmpU sc
ami sends the second husband 20 look after the met oh
she will never have chance 10 experiment Win +"
tArd
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
GERsTFR AND CAMPANINI PURCHASE EACH A
WEBER GRAND FOR THEIR HOMES.

Madame Etelka OcISlc1-Ndfulhi, as d4So clS-
Cimpanini each, before leaving have conferred on
Mr. Weber directly well a. this country indlrecty.a
great honor in purchasing each Grand Piano Tor bcr
respective homes m Italy. That artists OF such tane,
who have best the world affords should place
the Weber piano above oil manufactured, either IN
Europe or here, is indeed very complimentary to Mr.
Weber One doesn't know what II IL, bur for the last few
years every great artist who has visited THIS country as
we'll great lyric artists ana mus cans agree
that there H. something about the tone OF tle W. Der
piano winch IL not found IN any other plano, something
which appeals to their inner nature, as II Were or as
Campauini says The Weber piano Il chsracteriLed
by richness and purity OF tone capacity 10 portray
feeling and the wonderful power OF expression Whlch
render tho Invaluable to artist" Whcn one con-
sdrrs that these artists paw Weber from tosX th0u-
sand francs for piano which they can Duy IN iay Ior
fifteen hundred 10 tells than anything tat
anybody say IN favor OF these wonderful lnsfu-
meuts,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
HARPER & BROS.
From Egyrt to PaIestine. From EgyPt % p

From Egypt 10 Palestine From Egypt 10 Palestine;
Through wilderness and The south country OD-
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New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
~ INDIANA sNUB FOR uTNDRICKs.


The Democrats of indiana and Of the whole
I-ui0u respect aud love MI Hendricks, but t'elr de'u-
non 10 Democratic principles and tar dealing IS lnu'h
greater III. Hendricks must u1t lend himself 10 tIe
gr.rs- OF Sc1culuE, trimming politicians, nor must be
nrse hi- personal complaints. the Democratic party
is pHuCipi,s ana especially ialr Gc&4HS must Dc =
gpeccd at she expense or personal pieiefueLt ah ic
v,l ID. ieuug. trading politicians. me Le1gtf-htah
gyd s fu! tne OLD ticket bIt If MI H. Insists on Great
r- Dad frc1ug aud dIsCurd in the Democratic ranks,
none Will sud.r mere than Tue party must not oe
1lsrDped 90 ISIS tue wmms OF man o. sol o.
neu IL 10 Dee considered tnat Mr. III. has wlthdrawn
from Ac rcc Wi not need tnc desires OI tLc DC
u.rrscy from ogc end Oi tine Union TO The other We
nov. lu uuI hum0lc manner Nal 10 the masl-hedd OF
e Democratic banner Tor President and Nlce-PIesldcnt
u l~~J. I.iau and Hancock. That ticket VIII WIN by
an UVcrWAe ming majority.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
PALESTINE cOMAANDERY EEcEP71ox

The reception and Easter festival of Pal
estine 'CommandeTy No. g. knights Tempar gwen ast
evening at tho Academy OF Music, proved great
success. The hail handsomely deco
rated for tho occasion with National flags
Howers, and the standards and cudOns Of
many of the oommauderies represented. New
YORK. PenusJV Massac cnDscts, Virginia Connect
Cui, Rhode lslsnd, and the District Of Columbia were
tepyeseut-d by knights Among the Sr knights present
were Geo ". skeiieD, commander; II. Is. Brock
way, gentrslss mo; and I. i. RAND, captain
general. cf Palestine COMmaudery PRst EWi-
nent Commanders Spencer aud Graunis. of
Connecticut Past Grand Master r WOOd T. Teerne.
GrdUc CoinJns snd0r WalDrO0k. and Psst Grand Com
u4ander Black OF New York. THero addresses by
Euiuonj Commander Sk6llbn and Recorder Kioh, after
wLcI sword - presented to Cap am General 4.
Rand, ana a standard % Palestine COmu9ndeEy by
Judge Advocate Gednry. An exhibition drll Uy eight
sections OF o.r Knights followed.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
MUSIC AVID 7HE DRAMA.
PIQLE.

PiQOE.
Miss Fanny Davenport returned last night
10 the metropolitan stage al the Grand Opera House as
lI1LI Ec.tj,rc IN Mr.. Days very popular play
Pique" It's piece which possesses strong dramatic
Interest," there is in good deal Of somewhat labored
,uu and u gives excellent opportunity FOR TIE lead
M actrcs. display her powers, both Of tragic ana
,yuiic nature II Is peculiarly well suited to Miss
D.yeuports peculiar talents. In II she is per
,,us never very strong, bat she is exceedingly
GRACEFUL sho IL emotional, nd she as as a rule ienned IN
der acting. IL may not De the highest iOrh oi urahatc
AT inst - tho piece OF the greatest OF dIA-
matte creations but throughout 1t Is wholesome, pure
.n a worthy addition the attractions OI our stage.
Ni-a Davenport Lad a vastly efiC ent support
IA an is customary tins theatre. Mr. Charles Fisher
A. HftbeD Sf4Hdlsb. Mr.. Ddo.e Raymond Leasing.
81 IS E.uau and Monk, were al good, ana Tie Ie-J
OF Ne -npuur was perfectly efficient. bliss kclnbc, as
HaVch dee IYes a word Of especial COmmendatIOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
DIED.

nS IT T. s ESsr & GS on h
Eeai s Sa nsT ,Tsns rve OF e az ST. Ann Church. i8th
near 5tnaye, on wednesday, April To- at lOa NJ IT'S
CLAPP-on sunday evening April S, Henry b. ClapP IN
Stye. a friends are invited the funeral
wees ron his late residence % Last 56ths on Tuesday
Intennent at wOodlawn.
CRAvEN-At /. .ndon. Eng on March o. 1879 Alfred W.
Craven. in the 6Sh year Of HIS age ...o
Funeral will take place In Grace Church at lO3O M on
April I5 1879.
cUiRNEY-At East Orange. " J., April ~ Of pneumonia
funeral from her late residence on Wednesday Apri 10 az
Caaees Win be in attendance tho orange Junction Depot
the $40 train from Chrisopherst ST. Pease sehd no
flowers.
cI-Trs-suddenly April l2 1879 Mary Pepperrel spar
hawk widow Of the late Hon. Hampton CUTS IN the
Fnerai at Brattieboro VT april o'clock p
EDwARDs-At Paterson, y. J. on Friday, April H. 1879
Major Edwards. in his list wear o..
Relatives trends respectfully invited 10 atIehn he
funeral from hs late resGence "a aarkesI on IueSday
Inttrneni at Cedar Lawn
-sulienly in New orleans on Toesday ADri 1 10
Andrew Foster eldest son Of the ate George l. Eihot OF
this city. ia the 5othyesr "i his age
American SOCIETY or CIVIL I;SGyEFRs.
Craven Past President OF e society at Grace Chch lueS
day uOrnins, at 1880 o'clock
uILYARD-on First day morning An month 18Th Eliza
beth L., wife OF George ID. Hiyari aged 40 years 49,.
Relatives and frenls are Fespecy inygl 70 on ir 5
day. Ith month. l5th at , p m
PARKER-On sunday morning, April II. after severe IL
ue George Clinton Parker r son OF George c. and cain
Parker aud grandson ' the late john L. Van bos
kcrCk. .-. -. n
Services at Trinity Church. Wednesday 10Th inst at
o'clock D. W
PEELEf-On saturday evening April r. at Rarltan, " j.
Hannah, wife Oi j. Y, Pcrcc. -
ana friend. arc invited attend the funeral from
M nd Reformed Dutch Church, on Tuesday, 10Th lust
at 1904 IA.
After short Illness Friday April H. IN West
field. X. j.. simon TOwle, Of Detroit, Mich
WATSH-At YOnkers, y. Y, on SUNDAY, April - Agies
Greer widow Richard Walsh agel 80 years aud mphlhs
Funeral on Tuesday at from her late residence no
Train leave. Fory second Street station att p.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

The only trouble with Senator Lamar seems
IN be- that he always tries To carry oartridGG thfce
times as biz his Dorc.-l Burlington liaWBeye k'P)
Grant did not carry New-Iork against oey-
uour. and Huycs didn't carry Ncw-A"Ik Onr @ @hol.un
l. that sherman could carry the Sate-lClhclhh"u
Commercial (lnd)
When Governor Bishop went into the Cub
ernatorial office ne determined 10 make 100 OF iuSe
once q week Tor O4 weeks So far lie mas hOt mSSeu
yeck.-lCmton (Omo) h tpostory tR'pl
There is no mistaking the outlook. The
corning events wLion are oasins their shadows from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacfc, qua rom me laA'e 10 ,o
.rlf t.oipf to Thomas A. Hendricks the Democratic
esnGiiate for President in Indianapolis sentinel
II III
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
mAClIiLLAN n Co..

Addresses and ScrrOns delivered during Nst " me
lev d. d. eiu ot Westminster. VIII photo portrait second
edition. l2mO. 81.
Nv Commaud in south Africa lo7i.lS7S Including
Eyu rece. O Travel IN the Colonies Oi Syuli Alta auu
ma IndeDerien By General Sf Arthur ihurl""
Curvughaur, GC.B. With maps. ovo, t3 3D.
work, of Charles Kingsley. Collected Uniform Edition
II monthly volumc-. l2mO
Culture and tuprcky, So
~ Pnul and Protes isntisn. 81 =.
Grent Prophecy OF tsr3lcs Restoration :! D.
Last Lssays Church nhd Religion 81 D.
German schools and Universities -
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
}, D. LIPPIsCOTT & Go;

The 1Iystcry Of Life aud other papers. ~ Iheophlu
Parsons. l2nO. Extra cloth, IL %.
Castle Hohenuald From rhe German % Afoiph Streck
fuss. BY Mrs A L. Wistar. 4Zm"' extra c''.n' 7l 'V
lord strshnn A novel; BY Mrs. wlir.ck l2no. extra
CLOTH %.
NoIiere By Mrs. Oiphant ana 7. Tary'r W. \. lBno,
nnp doth being the sixth volume Of fOregn CLASSICS ZOE
English Keaders." Edited by Mrs OhphauL
phiIosop,y Historical and Crtcll By Anire Lefeyre.
T1n,i'i M an int Odu,tiOn. by A. H. keeDe, B A. be-
tps ine MN volume OF the Library OF contemporary
science" Crown SyO extra cl0th ~ -.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
, STILL CLSGNG TO TIE PAST.

Who is the superior OF Robert l.. Lee or
s.ou AN Jacnsoui What heart more ga liant auo iruc
ever b at Iu human bosom tnau tu1t when sent tht
r-hlood thruu-h tie frame o. our own Barlow Nh't
,,r. pr ci..S offerings liberty were ever made tdn
ne blood cf Colonel smith. Colonel john X Siurges,
General T. r.. J.. COBB. and thousands O Diners less
urf m eut i position but equally Grave ana worthy
Aud though hy The uScruJablc ordering OF w'sc over
run Providence al this blood ana sacrifice Iaed 10
ecaou,pi i. MS oIierf sl radiant naiO Of glory Will
ever vesp,rad tee graves ana memories ~ those VINO
died i'm defence 0f southern liberty. For these reasons
mo grpryer-arv OF the attack upon Fort sumter Will
ever awAa,u the rOi0uud, emotions ana sJmpalhcS
r.f..f .flf
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
GENERAL HAZEN'S CONDUCT
THE DEFENCE OF HIS ACCUsER.

THE DEFENCE OF Ills ACCUSER.
TESTIMONY FOR GEN ERAL LsTANLRY-GgNERAL CRIT
TESDEN's "REMINISCENCES OF TIE BATTLE OF
SHILOH.
General Crittenden testified for the defence
before the Stanley court-martial yesterday
He told what he knew of General Hazen's
course at the battle of Shiloh. In regard to
the testimony in the Belknap case, he said
that the impression among Army officers i'll
Washington at the time was unfavorablc to
General Hdzen
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
THE sOUTH's FRUIT OF HER OWN SOWING.
From me Itca II raid lRrD.)

As the South sOws, 50 VIII she reap. what
ever oyln Oices tne North - taLc, that
opinion Wiu bc raI!cauy carried out In her political
attitude. Every day that this contest IN Congress
.aurmu.s-l contest FOR which the South alone must
ts. the rc~pousibiIty-tue probabIItv IF the renOm-
ttj0n of Grant grows stronger The IenOmlpalOn OF
fercC revival Of a. The auiagousms when date from the
war. We believe the North viii regret TINS quite as
much as Ih. south VIII certainly nave occasion 70 regret
n The prospect rs not pleasant LOOK forward
70 But n a. lust now. ana 4 very plain reason
have forth the one most hEely 10 be
r..Itya
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
GEORGE w. CARLETON & 20,
Ma 20 -

Gcrvaise -UJAssemmoir). novel Of tis second En-
pre Translated Om the French Of Emile Iol lImo cloth,
price - 90.
H. VI =. Pinafore pocket edition, with portraits from
life Of the principal character-. Proc 10 cents.
SpeIIbourd novel translated the French OF Alex.
ander Dumas. l2mO cloth bound. price - cents
The Gospels in Poetry. Newly Translated from the orig.
narrative rendered into Engisn
poetry. by Eitah IL. KimbalL Price Al 10.
WOman's story. BY Mrs Pbmbe Yates Peud-
ber Of south Carolina l2mO cloth bound price, IS ce.4
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
TRIRI-NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

i,,,.' 71 ,,r.udicul.r nus I've division. uas
, r.,e.ss. .ds sh Th. irregular LRs tls
o.slils;shs BY tie asrrGiJ ssiins l-'ss A'-4N
TnIpUSB OFFICE, April Is. a. m.-The ehaneesln
the barometer slight. the tendency being down
ward. Cloudy weather with Light rains in tho morning
WA followed by partly cloudy weather Tho tempera
,,,a ranged botween 433 and 61a the average being
AS hiahsr than ON sunday The amount OF moisture n
tAe air 10 large. ,,, ,-,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
GEORGE p. PUTNAn's SONS.

Honest Money and Labor. An essay by tho Hon. Can
6chuTz. 3yO 70 cents.
Tho Lite OF Louis Adoiphe Thers BY Fr1neo@ - Coz
ran-lltcd by Theodore Stanton. A. NJ Octlyo with pOr
treIt on steel and iiius rstOns S2 20.
InterDntioDal Copyright considered in some ot rs et
ton. 20 et'c. and political economy Economic N0-oSTaph
No ljl. BY George Haven Putnam. SyO, % cents.
Improved Dwellings fJr the Iasorins Classes. ~
Alfred /. White. Illustrated. 6FO. 30 cents
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
SCRIBNER & WEXFORD:

Riding Recollections ~ C.J.Whyts Melville with SPIT
tied illustrations by Edgar Gbeo Crown oSo' cIoth *
tra. -.
British Rural Sports Comprising Shooting. Hunting,
Coursng Fishing, Racing Boating. Is1ht'ng Pedostran
lam Roller skating. Fourteenth edition, prOiisey hus
trgte ROYAL syO half Persian morocco. new :tye tOJJ
pages. -.
An Etymologic and Pg0uSHEcIng Dictionary OF ;he
Fngl;.h n nyHn4e. By the RcV. Jauios SOrmOnh ihq
Pronunciation CaTcuiy roTlsed by the Rev T. H. fhtP d
A. CauJlb Grown Syo. PIP. 40. % 10.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
TOO FAST AND TOO SOON;

There Is no surer way of killing off can
didaie tnau puung him ON tho track ana ktePhg MN
sb'r tno rg before the race comes of Il the trends
Of the men prominent persist IN pushlhL lHtlI
claims the Presidential lions, ana coHu 90
Nc rho ,y.rr ctmpai IN now going forward on the
pr srnt HicpresSrc plan, ~ would lOi ne ~ an >hLo
10 see their names fade from the hsts cntrtN lhti
sfrcD,tn utterly ,xnausrd and their apparent popd-
larlty worn before Ihe nominating conventions CONE
tnyethcr aud the large sums they ana thcu
friends arc s,sUdIup only create demand Tor more.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
MIDNIGHT WEA THEE REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for NE pGst2t hours.

WASHINGTON. April -, a. m.-The barom-
err has very eensrally alen east of the Rocky houn
t,,n- and 10 lowest in the Ohio Valley The pressure
has risen on the Pacific Coast, where It Is highest
soutAcry winds prevail throughout te southern states
,, rartIy cloudy weather ana general rain easiery
,riuds with tin, arC reported frOm the ONO faeJ,
Middle states and Lover Lake region Cooler Gear OF
clearing weather prevails over tue upper LdAe IosI0n
aud ou the Pacific Coast.
IHdicdtIon&
For the Middle Atlantic states, northeast TO southea
winds, falling barometer cooler c!ouuy' "Au Po''''''
rainy weather. . .,,oo., ,,,,ds
Tor owl;igland, northwest 10 northeAst Wilt III
rising followed Dy falling hs omeef eooie' S'edi' io'
iowed Dy warmer cloudy weather.
CdVti0nary signals.
C.utiouary signals are ordered from Cape May 70
Macon.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
THE DEATH OF EDWARD II. BoysALL.

PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-Edward ii. Bon
sail age eighty member OF the Society OF Friends.
tho founder and chief organizer OF the Germantown
Railroad IN 1872, died tonight He wac prominent %
cOlveyaueer and real estate operator.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
HOUGHTON. O,GOOD & Co..

Artists OF the Nineteenth Ceatnry and Their Works.
handDoOA containing 1850 Biographical sketches by cara
ErskIne clement and Laurence Hutton. yosy crown
SyO,
The Southern States Vol % OF Poems o. Places I'd
ted by H. W. BODRfcilOw 81
The Lady of the Aroostook. By W. u. Howeis ~.
Angelo. \ poem Of Michael Angelo aud Vtoria CoonaA
BY stuart Sierne. 81.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
T. Il. PETERSON & BR0THEWs.

Bonne- charming story tho scenes being laid
Normandy sud Paris BY Henry Groyiis. translate Dy
Mary Neal Sherwood. Prico 30 cents paper or 81 10
cloth.
MIR. Hsiey new Cook Book. containing 81 her OLD and
uey, 3s5 in large volume OF over JOe
pages v IN ipdex strongly bound, price sl l5.
Hcleu. A Tale OF Love Passion All homorse. BY bI1is
ZnIl. lrlte - ornLs In pAper. or ~ IN cOLh.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
CHARLES sCRiBNRR's Sons
-ANand - Eroadwsy

The tovernnieBt OF M Tsors by Jules silaoG. Trans
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