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MUSICAL NOTES.

According to EArt Musical among the new
works NJ yaucorbeil has before HIM, for the Paris
Opera are Gounods lie Tribu de ZImOrt," Masseners
"Hrrodiado," Ambrose ThOmas's Francesca de RIM
In" saIvayres Richard ILL.," GJdarIs "Une con-
Duration De F.esque," LalO's "Ls Roi de Lys" DIazs
hBeuycuuiO Cellini," Guiraud's "Le Fcu," ReyeI's
"sgurd" Masses Cleopatra. and Onenbach "Cont,s
1Hofmauu" The director is also pledged TO revive an
opera by Gluck.
Several months ago the Musical Festival As
ISOLATION OF Cincinnati offered prize Of $1,000 Tor the
b, 81 musical composition by native American com
poser be the musical festival in 1850 TheO-
aore Thomas appointed by the Association one Of FIVE
gentlemen who o pass the merits OF
the work Since that time other four Judges have
been appointed and have accepted the trust The full
bolrd is: Theodore Thomas, President; Dr. Leopold
Gamroscr ~ Nev-Yorg. seer Uanerlck of baltimore:
Quo sugcr, Of Cincinnati, and CasI IeTUhu, OF Boston,
NJ. Saint-Saens has, it, is said, agreed to
write new opera for the firm Of RcOrdi The opera ID
b. be called 81 Macedoni," liOretto by Zanardni. NJ.
saiut-sl is just finishing alta fOr the Birming
ham festival o. next Autumn Together with this abso-
lute move ~, comparative novelty tine shape Of
esnata by Max Brucn, already gwen In Germany, but
not yet neald 10 England, Will De brought Out NJ. Saint
haeu's tata viii not De OF great Dimensions. APpl-
CauOn had been made 10 VI. GOuu for woik o. some
MaguiuJ but the composer OF " Faust" declined 10
compose Tie UratOrO demanded Of him unless the Fcsti
$4,000
A pamphlet has been published by the GIN
einnau College OF Music containing the programmes Of
al the orchestral aud quartet concerts that have been
gwen az the college during the past season. They
very interesting, and show what admirable work Mr..
Thomas has been doing for the people II Cincinnati.
There have been tventyfoIr concerts IN all, twelve Of
orchestral aud twelve OF chamber music. Among the
principal works performed al the former the fol-
lowing: sympnOnies-Bec;hoyen, Nos. /, 2. 6, 7;
Brahms, No G. p. T. Bach. No / IN ID Haydn, IN q,
Ia major; Mozart ID minor Schubert, !n major
schumanu, No 4; Beroz the Bal Scene from the H0-
meO ana juliet" Symphony. Choral cOmUOsiuOns-;
haHuti' ! " mtsslah"; Can ReIuccke, la MemOriam
Schubert. XIII Psalm Kossiui sabat N,Ier HretLo
ven selections from The Ruins Of Athens 3" Wagner;
telecuOuh nom " Inc Flying Dutcauan; :" j. g. Bach,
Santata, DIV spirit was Ia Heayincss" Oyerturcs-
Selumann.D GeuOYeyaI Wagner. "Tanubauser" -;
heNeI, "EHryahthe y; Beethoven, L.onore" No 3,
Corio anus" Mozart Magic Flue." There we're
sIsO number Of other work, or minor importance.
Auloug the 500 performers have been Mr.. Wilheu nj,
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TIE SOLID SOUTH IN POWER.

b"Attiy'ofi i'tsPA. ,t G" INC - '.'''''''
The Sou hern Democrats are feeling very
ubilani over suit OF the extra session 1hey say
that they have gained al that has hcfl gained ont U
the legislation that has been accomplished ana boast OF
IL to show their influence III Congress. They claim TO
have accomplished seven important rp:uitS, rs follows
Frst-Lmiting tho power Of the President TO use the
military the polls.
second The repeal OF the test OATH
Third-ChaUging the method OF drawing jurors N the
United states Courts.
Fourth-rlc nu.nncatiou Of the law authorizing the
app0lutmcnt OF dcputy -Inarshals At elections.
Fiffh-CregtiOH Of the Mississippi River COMMISSION,
which Is the beginning OF a grand scheme Of improve
ment OF that river.
Sixtu-Rcn0y3l OF duty on qllinlne.
Seyeutn-A ppOintIncnt of a y yoN Fever Commission.
All OF these results have been accomplished, aud tIey
include every thing Importance that mas been done
tins session Ii also remarkable fact that hls is all
the South has asked The Southern mCG have reason TO
be proud OF their influence, ana 10 proves that the eA-
CUniedrratos have captured the Capitol
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SUNDAY AT RocKAwAY BEACH.

Yesterday at Rockaway Beach was the best
day Of the thus Tar, except Friday the Fourth
The number OF visitors. however, not 50 great by
sayeral tbousauds a. on the sunday succeeding the
Fourth of July year. IL the third OF the ho
days. ana after days Of recreation many who would
otherwise Ina sc spent sunday at the seaShore found
convenient for various reasons, 10 remain at home
The decided change IN the temperature too, following
the severe storms OF Ffday evening, had much 10 dc
with depicting and railway trains OF the
usual outflow OF pleasure seekers. However there were
thonsnds OF persona promenadng the beach or seated
4, the ,.v.raI paylions The steamer Great Republic
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MANHATTAN BEACu HOTEL.
ITEMS FROM THE SUMMER RESORTS.

ITEMS FROM THE SUMMER RESORTS.
Several new cottages have been built at
Narragauset during the past year. aud some Of the
hotel proprietors talking Of building additions
before another season. The most prominent hotel on
the Pier the Tower Inl House. is 135 feet above the
sea level and from It's piaZzas can be seen Newport
Beaver Tail Light, Point Judith Long Island sound ana
the ocean,
Luzerne, where one gets the invigorating
fragrance Of the pines the hemocks and the pruces OF
the Adirondack forest twelve miles from Lake George.
and 1--WE six hundred feet higher than the lake 1t Is
health-EiyinR spot quiet and restiqi, ana
has dry pure ar, "oSnndmg IN hu pSng Oi
send their patients there with great confidence Inc
outlook this year Is bright and travel thher mas already
set IN.
improvements now in progress at Thousand
81 and Park are extensive. florist is making
many alterations in the grounds, and prices are
going up. In one day last month sales amount
ing TO between 81 900 and $1,000 were made.
Islands near the park command larger prices than last
wear and II Is whispered that NewYork company Is
quietly getting possession OF the islands. with view OF
holding them four five years for sun greater ad-
yarcrs A New-England log cabin Is building, and
wnen completed viii be ancient enough IN appearance.
wooden latch with string outside VIII ornament the
main door, and a spacious fireplace with crane aud
anlirons viii contribute to the comforts OF the inner
rooms.
At Saratoga, July 4 is commonly the
first great day OF the season, aud II is eX-
pected that the present season, now fairly open,
Last Saturday night week exhibition was given
from the cupoa of the Grand Union. OF the electric
light, which Illuminated objects at great distance.
When thrown upon the Windsor Hotel, many rods away
1t lighted 1t up very beautifully Sunday evening the
color OF the light changed from white to deep red
green, and blue, and by means Of apparatus It was
turned at Will upon different parts OF the town. About
| Julv 9 a skating rink will he opened the Ha
| thorn spring, and opinions TO Its success
vary widely. The building Is large one, Will
| fatu
| At tho Hathem spring hereafter admission fee OF
cents viii be charged and large pavilion has been
bult over the spring. where visitors sit down e
drink the water fees To the boys being expected
the race course and then horses seen receiving
exercise preparatory 10 the races OF July and August
| for which there are great many entries.
After twelve hours ride Charleston people
may now reach point In the Blue Ridge Mountains
near spartanburP IN North Carolina $3.50 feet aboy
the sea Lowell where rest and cool breezes are found
now hotel has built. and people from the South WI
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Congress has adjourned. Presently we snail
have our with Us. MOI al U them Dear
out the character We have described, ana 10 guard
against mistakes let edch be treated with becoming
welcome aud poet For whom tine snoe does not iii,
these words do not apply for wlCm they may. he al
least had better look It, AZ Washington Congress
man may be somebody" But out IN the country dis
unCtiouS which agIate tho lobby and excite the won
dering OOesauce Of hotckepers ana uackdriveTs, do
not 90 for mucn. The people have notion that may
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and can stuffed win any sort or chaf-uut as great
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nerves ewes ears ia the aggregate and IN the
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tucr politicians Of the difference between the nav
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on its downward trip, carried many who disembarGed
Coney Island pier though the majority Of the passe-
gers continued on 10 Rockaway When the Great Re
public arrived at Coney Island the Eliza HaDcox was
at The landing ana SHE compelled TO delay sone
time The tide was going out aud the wind was blow
ing strongly from the sea- bat the Great Republic
reacbed the landing successfully.
There was little bathing AZ RockawaY on account OF
the temperature OF the water. There strong sea
breeze throughout the day. aUd toward evening tue air
chilly and even at midday 70 light oycrcoGt was
uucOm Portable. The surf, however, was uhusuau!
tine. one the principal incidents Of the day was me
celebration OF Mass by tne Rev Father Murphy OF far
ROCkawaY, IN the parOr Of the Atlas Hotel II IL stated
that this is the first Sunday service hed AZ ROckaway
BCacn Tor long period OF time. IL wei attended
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AVAILABLE REPUBLlcAN, ALLY ~ MAINE.

The Belfast journal has placed the name Of
Daniel f. DAVIS the head OF IFS columns, and IN an un-
auswerabe editorial states the reasons winch have I'M
PEELED fl To take the only open Without uJtcT
abandonment principle. For years The Journal
has been regarded UY far The abeS Democratic paper
IN Maine and its editor has long been the most
prominent leaders OF That party As "a member OF It's
State Committee, and in other important positions, he
tive OF the party IN tins section although another may
have rightly claimed TO Dc more popular with the rank
Copperhpau element The action To which Mr. simpson
has been forced BY qualification Of the Democratic
marty leaders j. significant rebuke OF their IN
nriucl!rd course We welcome the aid of MIR. simpson
ana h. widely circulated paper a an ally IN the cause
OF honest money ana honest government IL required
courage ana manhood tuat admire 10 take 81 n q
stand or honest convection spite Of the inevitable
abuse aud OF those who would follow any banner
Labelled Democratic, IL II lei INTO perdltUn
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MIDNIGHT WEI TIER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR the pas, II hours.

WASHINGTON, July z, l a. m.-Ihe barom-
eter is stationary and highest off the Middle Atlantic
Coast with southeIy winds and slightly warmer, clear
weather The pressure fallen decidedly, with local
storms over tha Upper Lake region, where 1t is low est
Slightly warmer southerly winds and clear weather
following occasional light rains, prevail in the Gull
states Ohio Valley, and the Northwest southeast Ia
northeast winds partly cloudy weather ana hght rams
have prevailed IN the south Atlantic States.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-England,
rising followed by falling barometer, stationary OT
higher Increasing COudincss possibly FOL
lowed by ngAt local rams, southeast 10 southwest
winds
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IF Congress shall again attempt 10 repeal
the obnoxious provisions IN the Congressional Election
laws anu Mr. HAYES again meet this attempt with We
toes shall the old dispute again. Bar we
hone This will be avoided. the Southern Democrats
VIII not favor revival OF the issuc for, NOTWITHSTANDING
ing change OF policy, the southern Democrats feel
kindly toward Mr.. Hayes aud are AYERS 10 quaFTcllng
with him. Aud 10 is probable Mr.. Hayes himself has
learned something lie has not strengthened ms Ad-
mnistlton By the veto business, and 10 is 10 be hoped
for lis own sake not less than for the peace ol the
country that he will b. too wise 10 renew IT, even n the
regular session shall pass bills that do not exactly suit
hmm.
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Many prOprietOrs of mineral springs impose
upon the public bv aiming tor them peculiar and exc lus
properties Chemical ANALYSIS generally 0isprOyct
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MARRIEN.

NES-HARTSHORNE-On flfth Day. I'd inst, o.
Fuends' Meeting house ka'way y j. Reuben Hatne,, %
Cirrmlntown Pe.n. TO Sophia T., daughter Cf GeOr4
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JOHNSON-MASIE RS-At DobBs Ferry, July 2, 1873, oy
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NJ Nlven IT.. James Ford Johnson OF Oswego. " Y and
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A. Nasfprs ID ID.
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LOCAL THEATRICALS.

Haverys Theatre is, this week, occupied
BY Minstrel Troupe, composed OF negroes. This is
he chef novelty OF the hour, N local thearicals The
pscatorial Exhibition and other JOYS continue at the
houaruIu Most of the theatres OF Now-IOrk arc now
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60 there IN large numbers this year. mile from the
h6ie IS o pca accessible Jy good carriage road. !rou
which r. obtained m excellent Wow % The valley Do
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their crcssln the distance bcAla1the Blue gc, orus,
IL said. grand panpra11 OF uJup.a scenery ~
one can desire 10 se and equal ID grandeur any In
the Eastern states.
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CBIRCu UARNONY.

The Rector of an Episcopal Church in st.
Paul MIMI has been invited by al the other denooina
tons OF that city to take charge Of the instruction
tie 800 Sunlav-schoO teachers included m all The
churches They have consented 10 The use in the PIE
lmnary exercises. OF he Episcopal liturgy.
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TRIInSE OFFICE, July z, / a. m.-The barometer
rose rapidly Saturday morning ana slowly during ihe
evening (lee upper diaTamJ Yesterday there was 10
change cyceu slight fall ana recovery III the evening
fsae lower diagrmj Ire weather clear aud parity
cloudy Saturday; yesterday Il was Reneialb eleaI.
Tho yara rs Temperature Saturday was Ia lower lah
ON Friday the mercury ranging between % hhd ~ 3
Yesterday the temperature ranged betHetu Ol ana ~
Tue average being So lover tnan on Saturday. lhe
amount of moisture ~ the air 10 large. -,
clear and partly cloudy ana warmer weather, WIZ
slight chances OF ght showers late IN the daJ' may NC
expected ID this Guy aud vicinity to-day.
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No Iady careful OF health viii usc sewing machine
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Angels Baths Turkish, Electro and Roman-dav and
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"That Incompatible political blower, J0hn
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SUMMER LEISURE.
REsnRrs nv TIE SEASIDE.

I1I.NVNIN I 0IlNoIIIis
THE OPENING Of THE SEASON AT MAIuHNS VINE
YARD-PBOMIsE OF A PROSPEROUS SEASON At
long BRANCH-CRoWDs ST COMFY ISLAND.
The season is about opening at Martha'7 Vine
yard. and cottage owners and hotel guests are ar
irving. Improvements are in progress aud the
bluefsh are abundant. The cool weather
yesterday prevented the usual Sunday crowds
from visiting Long Branch Coney Island and
Rockaway, but they were by no means deserted.
Long Branch reoccs in the results of its ocean pier
The crowd at Coney Island on Friday is estimated
at from 100000 to $4,000. The Twcnty-thrd
Regiment, from Brooklyn, are visiting Newport