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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
SAN Francisco. June 13.-1he following
arc the closing prices OF mining stocks
YesterdaV To-day YesteriaV To-day.
Yesterday. To-day.


Sierra Nevada has levied assessment Of 50 per
share
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MNfHII DISH OF CKDW.
Prom TIE Camden rs. c. JOaTaGt (Den)
As to Dir. Iilden, we would look upon his
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Mans flis-ion Enrth-A thorough Medical Treaties
iDtlCgtlng Confirmed Disabilities De removed Tao
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bood trautheued Vitality sound conditions NJ Haal,
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OF te Obstacles Marriage aud Vi the means 70 ren0ye
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE OPERA-FAUST.

There was an excellent hOuse for the per-
formance OF Faust" last night, both boxes and par
ouet being almost entirely filled The occasion had been
announced as the last appearance of Miss Iauk, al
though as tho young lady to remain until the close OF
the season we should suppose THE must be mistake
At any rate 1t was gratifying to observe, In the
numbers and demeanOr OF the audience. compliment
10 an artist who has not been too well treated during
this visit to her country, and Of whose abilities
the best use has certainly not been made. Her Mdr0ted
ia an intelligent and we-sudied Interpretation, uni
forlnly excellent action and conception although
stered merely an exhibition OF voca'ism It's some
what uneven She called ont twice after
the garden scene. and again after her highly
dramatic scene in the church. With the exception
of the Valentine OF sig Gaas which very good as
all the work OF this fine artist is, there was nothing In
the cast that need detan Sig Frapoli not at
his best in Faust and sig Del Puente las not the voice
for Mephstoph6Ies. The Se6el Signora PiSan and
the Martha was Mile. RObIati, VINO gave frequent
cause To Nine. Iablachc. IL was not distribution
of parts upon which Mr.. Mapeson has any reason to
Dri1e himself
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4 CHANCE NOT TO BE LOST.

REPUBLICANS OF THE XXIyTH SENATE DISTRICT
ELECTED NEXT TUESDAY.
To the EdttOr Of me TRIBUNE.
SIR: From an intimacy of over twenty-five
years with the Journal over which ably preside
have long been fully aware that To tho powerful in
1uence Of The TRIBUNE may DO attributed III q large
measure the past of the Republican party
and the election last Fall OF the Ia ges Republican dele
cation which sent TO Albany. thereby securing
thu election OF Republican United States Senator for
the ensuing six years. directly taccabe to tho power
full blows administered TO tho Democracy by HE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE
Fortunate, them is any Republican nominee who Sc
cures the support this great Journal III behalf OF his
aspirations. There Is at the present time au active cali
yass going on In the XXIyth Senatorial District, com
prisiug the Counties OF DroOme. Toga anu IOnpAins,
a. TO VINO shall succeed the late Senator T. W. Hopkins,
VINO died in Albany in February aud as the RepuD-
can nomnee-Mr. Edwin G.. Halbert one OF The fore
most merchants or Binghani represents the
very highest type OF Il puDilcaulSm, crave
few lines space your papoi, when clrcuates
very largely that district To ask It's voters 10 soc 10
that Mr. bbrrt Is Ccctcd. as hc can easily b II c1ch
will only ~ 10 the polls on Tuesday the -Jth lhst'
aud do Ms duty 1890
tory words are needed Tnry know him 10 DO man
who has achieved success by reason Of ms lnuOntaDc
energy coupled with good judgme truthful non
oraDie aud CONSCIENTIOUS IN everything Mlcu ~ uoS,
and possessing the cnro confidence % the community
I'm which he lives IN short hey know nm 10 DO cur
tnred gentleman who will reflect honor upon any con
sttuency and always b" found On the side o rSht Leu
the yoters OF tho XXIIth Senatorial District rouse
themselves to active work during The remaining lnec
DAYS % tho canvass, aud Mr. iabrrts clccuon wiz 10
assured. and the district VIII have senator Oh WHOM "
can justly he proud BeSyecIul yours c,,,,,,,c,.,
ksur- York, March % 1879. COhhhihiAL
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THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DIRECTOR.

To the Edit0r OF The Tribune.
SIR In the contest going on at Washington
between the partisaDs Of Mr.. Clarence King and
those of DR.. f. V. Hayden over the confirmation of
Mr. King whO TO the wrath Of the HAYDEN party.
has been nominated Director Of the National Geo
logical Survey the friends of Dr. Hayden arc show
ing neither fair play nor discretion. The other day
one of them attacked Mr. King through Wash
ington paper for his connection with the diamond
swndlo - whereas, it Is notorious that Dir. King
was the person who discovered and exposed the
fraud. More recently appeared in tho Washington
correspondence Of q Pittsburg journal the statement
as to Kings work the 4Oth parallel that il was
nearly eleven years before the results
nut in a shape where they were accessible
to the public or any one else" The fact is. that
the volume on the mining industry was published
promptly. and has been accessible to the public for
some eight or nine years past, while the volumes
on different theoretical branches have been appear
ing at intervals through that period, being wisely
DELAYED until facts and conclusions cnuld be care
fully verified. If DR.. Hayden had initiated this
caution he would not have had so much to Tetract
IN The way of scientific d0gmatiziug. His sucres-
sive utteTances on he age OF the Rocky Mountain
Goals furnish good example.
In the same correspondence occurs tho following
remarkable explanation OF Hayden's alleged popu-
larIty III the West: Upward of twenty years
ago he visited the IellOws stone region with sim
gle attendant At that time the country was in
tested with war parties OF the murderOus sioux
He was the first scientist to bring 10 the
world knowledge OF that wOnderland' now the
National Yellowstone Park, and from that begin
ming grew up the Government Geographical and
Geological Surveys
Thewrtor happened to he with several companions
in the Yellow stone Park during the season when
HAYDEN visited 1t for the first time. Ii was not
twenty years ago, but less than eight. The region
had already been explored by several parties, anu
described nearly a year previously IN Scrlbnd's
NdQaEiae DIR. Hayden had alarge escort of soldiers:
As Kings and Wheeers surveys were then several
years old, 1t cannot well be that iron this begin
ming they grew up. Dr. Hayden's friends will be
wise not to challenge too close scrutiny either of
the scientific ability of the unseliish devotion
that leads the newspapers TO claim for him so often
the credit 20 which re is not entitled. M.
Nelr- York March II, 1879.
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THE SAMOAN ISLANDS.
COMMERCIAL.

REPORTS SENT TO CONGRESS by TIKI PRESIDENT
WAsmNGroN. March 21.-The President to-
day, in compliance win resolution Of the senate
transmitted to that body three reports made TO the Sec
Rotary OF state by Gus,ayUS Coward, United states
Commercial Agent ut Page Pago concerning Tue oaihoan
Islands
The first describes the enthusiasm and gratitude with
which the news OF the ratification OF the treaty with
Samoa was throughOu the OF islands 1t
being considered an assurance OF prOtcctloh aghns
foreign interference with their independence anu rights
Of stit-SUyrrnment. .-, - a., ...,,..,
In the second report which is devoted to the political
situation Mr. Coward said that the capdDlty OF tie
saInoans for self government has eyhced ITSELF Dut
OF the presence OF foreigners Is hece
sary for them have assistance III the mahaSehehI VI
their external and internal anars -
Tho tb rd report Is on com topics. Mr. Coward
says The Samoa Archipelago, by reason OF
ia geographical position III the centre OF
POLYNESIA lying in the course OF vessels
from aan Francisco to Auckland, from Panama TO
sydney, and from Valparaiso to China and japan ana
from me fact OF It's beng outside OF the hurricane track,
IA the most valuable group III tine South Pacific"
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HENRY c. TIyEER. FRS
Gpecial Notltes

Mans Mission EarthA thorough Medical Treaties.
Indicating Combined Disabilities be removed Tho
experience study observation aud professional
practise agencies that w insure Restored MAJ
hood vitality sound conditions OF Health
that impaired Oy OVertaxcd powers statement
Obstacles 10 Marriage, aud OF the means TO renov5
them mail zoe currency postage stlnDsl Address
sec'y Musenm Anatomy and Scence, ll40 broadway Ny
SATURDAY March %. 1879 viii close at this ONCE on
tuesday, at ~ for Europe DY steamship WiscOnSn
via Queenstown; on WEDN ESDAY at 1890 p IN. Tor Eu
rome Dy steamship Abyssia. Queenstown corresOond
once for be specially addressed and at
for France direct. by steamship France VIA iIavre;
on THURSDAY. al ~ ~, Tor Germany, France.
&c by steamship GelleTt via Plymouth ChetOourg
ana Hamburg correspondence for Great Britain
ami the Continent be- specially addressed and at IL
m Tor Europe by steamship CITY Of New YORK. via Queens
town cOespOndence Germany aud France must
SArU HDAl at 1880 A. ~, for Ger
many Mosel via southampton ana Bremen
Britain and the Continent must DC
npecy addressed ~ mi0r scotland direct by steam
and az p mr. Tor Europehy steam
ship eFnanc via Qnoenstown The steamships WlscOnsln
O NewIVrk and GeTmanic DO not tske mans
10. Denmark and MOI Tho malls Tor NASSAU.
n p leave New-York March lS The mails Tor Aspnnal
and south Paeihc Ports leave New YORK March 20 Ihe
malta Havana leave NewYork March 20 and ~ The
malls Tor Mexico leave New.YorK March ~ the mails
for China AMI san Faucsco April Tho mails
Tor Australia 6e. leave San Francisco April IL
rHO5. L. JAMES. Pest nAs.se
Post ONCE New-York. March Is 1879
The Fredrichshall
Ia the only reliable and the beat all Bitter Waters.
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SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS.

There will be several concerts tomorrow
evening. Al Booths Theatre Sig. ID AURA and his
orchestra numbering some nfty performers, will up
pear supported by NINE Teresa Carreno Mas Gertrude
Franklin. and the eminent Hungarian viOnist, NJ.
Edward Remenyi Beethoven, Lszt, DOnizrtt. Verdi.
Ernst Chopin aud D. AURA are represented on the
programme.
At the Grand Opera House Nine. ID Murska VIII sing
luna yoce from Rossinis "Barbicre." and the mad
scene from Ambrose Thomas's Hamlet" The " Pima
fore" selections seem. happily, 10 have ut last been
left Of the programme sisnora Pa6eals' nom tue
Havana Opera Troupe will make her first appearance Ia
tbis country singing the "Ah! Mon Fills" from d" lie
Prophe. e. aud song by Mattel Non Torno Besides
these Miss Marks,ein ROsnau Iagapietra aud
Kapp, the yiOluIst. VIII appear.
A concert is also announced for the Broadway The
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p O S T s CRIPT
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.

LORD CHELMSFORD ADMITS HIS OWN INCAPACITf.
LONDON Saturday, March %. 1879
The British Government has chartered the
Dominion Line steamers Ontario and Borussia Tho
former will sail Friday for the United States to take
board 500 mules for Natal. The latter will embark
cavalry at Portsmouth for South Africa
Important correspondence relating to the war in
South Africa is published.
Lord Chelmsford writes from Durham on the 9th OF
February follows It is desirable that Major
General be to south Africa without delay In June
last mentioned privately To the Duke OF Cambridge
strain Of prOon sed anxiety and exerton was
even then telling what felt then feel still
more now Bartlo Frere cOncurs in this representa-,
o and pointed out To that the officer selected
should be fitted ell him in his position OF High
nIssinnarO
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TYNER'S FRIENDS STRIKE BACK HARD.
From The ina ana stat Journal

Since the report OF the Potter Committee
TIE attention OF tue officers Of the western Dui'h Icie
graph COMPANY has "ccu calico Ia the testimony OF
james o. Green of the president Of the company
Clarence Cary ~ attorney, and Floyd Grfnt, clrrh
~ the general Office in NrwYuTk, before the committee
III relation TO the I,ucr-E UsieT-t handler ttlcGfdns
What acton has been taken by tbe officers, any. We
are uuadvised. By n strange coincidence al ot the
gentlemen above named are Democrats, ana no one wa"
has read the testimony out be convinced mat these
kilograms had been the subject OF GOSSIP aihnnE th'
employees of the company amt That the Potter COMMITTEE
had been advised Of The nature OF the testimony H.
gentlemen would give. Messr-. Green anu NTaht hdu
not seen tine kilograms alluded TO for two ana nan
years. the attorney Mr. Cary, had never seen then
and vet each gave mis- impressions to the con ems
OF the kilograms when II il reasonable 10 suppose thcy
regarded as having been destroyed. Their nurcsSOis
wholly variance with the facts rs was SEo"h by
the tel, grams Themselves winch were ait'r"ard pro
duced Nr. TyneT. The production or III" teitGfas
place the ayers Of the telegraph company W most
unenvable position before the country. Under al me
circumstances after the BOAST OF President Green,
IN his speech before the Lot0s cub. that "the first
thing Cleciaphcr learns Is That sacred confidence
the elementary principle Of his profession fnu t.at
officer and in telegraphic management, nave never
known u III winch tins principle has Dtcn aDl'-
dOned 10y an emp.Oye," II would seem that tHo
ofhcers Of the graph company should asc-i-
tanned their clcw - the existence Ot such telrEi anus
and 40 what these Democratic employees "oud tcs-
tify OF personal honor, aud desire To
show 10 the world that the employees OF the western
Union Telegraph Company were not In plO 10 smrch
TIE character Of distinguished and honorable gentlemen
holding high and important Official positions uuuef the
Government should require pubic retracton OF their
testimony before tho Potter Committee Unless some
such action taken by the Executive CoInmlite" or
president the telegraph company, II VIII not become
them hereafter TO urge argument against the Gov
eminent control of the telegraph that the wires would
be violated stand the employees OF tue COM
pduy abOvenamed are open 10 u well-tound'd huSP-
OF having betrayed It's secrets ana lent thcms
to political plot, and IL DehoOVes the company 10 GEAR
n %
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ward out Of each any OF the following counties on the
east side Of the Hudson River NewYork. westcheser
Putnam and Duchess: and all railroad companies,
officials employees hereby forbidden 70 re-
any such mich any other store cattle, or
10 convey them in the aforementioned directions Ana
hereby prohibit and forbid the conveyance OF any
mIlch other store cattle from the Counties OF
New-York. Kings, Queens, Suffolk. Richmond, west
chester Putnam Duchess, Rockland, Orange ana VI
ster by any boat barge other river craft into any
other county IN the State, except when they are accom-
panied by spec lal permit bearing signature ana
the owners cattle the captains and managers OF
boats etc, plvng the Hudson River. or on the wa
tiers around Manhattan, Station and Long Islands, are
hereby forbidden 10 land receive convey such cat
tie under the penalty imposed for disobedience 10 the
C;oyernor,s orders NJ X. PATRICK
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THE Cattle PLAG UE.

TRANSFER oP CATTLE PROHIBITED By GENERAL
PATRICK.
General Patrick has issued the following
order to ell owners Of cattle and TO transportation
agents he hopes keep the cattle disease quarantncd
within its present quarters:
BY virtue OF the authority vested In me by the Gov
ernor this state for enforcing the provisions OF Chap
ter 1874 OF the Laws Of 1873, entitled An Act In rel
latiOn 10 Infectious and contagious disease in animals
and by his special direction. heIefy prohDit and Tor
bid the convey ance OF mlch and other store anl
mails dncudg caves) by railway from the Counties OF
ward out of each or any Of the following counties
on the west side of the Hudson River: Rock
land Orange, Ulster, sullivan aud Delaware; or north
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GEORGE p. PUTNAM'@ SONS,

The Life OF Louis Adoph Theirs BY irtreois lie Go1
,etrcs Translated nom the authors unpublished
manuscript by Theodore stanton A. NJ octave with por
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Free Trade as Promoting Peace and goodwill Among
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YALE ALUMNI MEETING.

The Yale Alumni Association held its fifth
social meeting last evening in the pariors of Del
nonicO. Before the close Of Professor w b. sum
ners address Oh Legal Tender there were between
ninety and hundred members Of the association in the
rooms DR.. j. Hammond Trumbull. one OF the
executors OF the BrIney estate, said that Mr.
Brnley before his death Lad expressed his de-
termination give books from ms library TO the value
5 900 to various institutions. Or this sum he
hadnended gvo 10000 TO Yale College, on the con
dtlOn that the COLLEGE should take books OF this vauc
from sale of his library. AT the recent sale books
valued AT between $4,000 and $1,000 were bought Tor
he oil pgp