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COMING ETENTSI IN ALBINI.

GENERAL CRAMPS VIsIT-1HE BOARD or REGENIS.
ALBANY, Jan. 8.-The programme of the en-
teruments to General and Mrs. Grant In rapidly tax
Ing shape. 1t is understood that Governor Cor
nell will give dinner on the evening OF
January II, at which Senator Conklng'
representative state officials and number OF prominent
tzeus will he present. general reception will also
LA bcld at the Executive Mansion Thursday evening.
Indee Amasa j. Parker Will entertain Genaral Gfant
and Governor Cornell at dinner January 49, while 'r'
Etastus Corning and the Fort Orange Club WILL tits re-
ported, tender the visitors receptions; ,,.,.., a..
en- DAYS md during the canvass for United States
Ssnator are the following: senator C0nking vice.
Arthur, YlcrPresdent Wheeler, Chaun'
ca ~ DepeV. George William Curtis K ClIaEd Crowley,
Thomas O. Platt, Lew T. Norton CnaiIes E'Fiteh ana
Sherman s. Rogers , ....,.- -,
,he nTese Of llany VIII be held IN Ali Saints Cathe-
a al
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Mr.. sw,yRURSE's BEST WORK." Studies

Mr.. SwINBURNE's BEST WORK." Studies
10 Song now show MI swnbarn US We have never OF
behed him Yet. We evidently In the Eenlth OF
his intellectual powers. His Imagination WAS. never
more vigorous. his diction never quite go nue. MS iaSn
Of Concentration never half great Rhet0r1ca ne is
now. he sways been; but his rhetoric Is OF tne
noblest OF the most seEpossessed ana OF inc most
luminous kind. His outlines far clearer than we
have ever yet beheld. them; his melody has inc
tazpe fire and the sweep and musicaf swell tbat u
has always had Dir. Swinbutpeis now mldiie-aReo
gentleman, nearly f0rtyour and bs has acted wisely IN
ceasinc TO pose the who was pressed
INTO tie priesthood Of the Lesban mysteries he writes
better than he did. There q meiiowness ana
nnisa about his verse which II never possessed beor
and he has given before this quite
equal his Song fog the Centenary Of Walter SAVAGE
written line beyond these. his uf1e to poetic fame
would have been sufficiently made Out-ILondon STAND
ard
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Gncfial Noilces.
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MIR. TENNYSoN'S NEW PLAY, 1.-THE CUP"
From The London Daily Nr,cs.


Mr.. Tenpyson's new tragic drama, in two
acts will be produced a. the Lyceum Theatre on Mon
appearance London since July last 1t Will occupy IN
representation as already stated about an hour ohu
INTRODUCTORY piece of the programme to be 6y
"Tne COrsican Brothers," The title, rs now publicly
d wno the widow the
of Massia drinks after Staying the murderer OF her
play we are that this heroine does not stab but
poisons her guilty admrer so that the reinforcement,
rather awkward incident Of double poisoning.
It viii be- of interest TO Miss Terrys admirers TO know
stage Of The Lyceum Monday next one OF Madame
RsIors most celebrated ehAractes Whether The iiai
nes tragedy of THAI name IN this country we do not
ct TIE moment remsmeep but her isrs9na.op was IS
written expressly for he, r., dung the period wh
the sudden passion OF 1e s sas her srsn
1iy.i nacnsi; and she bias certainly played Gamma in
sSnal visits TO that CITY inc time soon alter
her brilliant success IN version oy s % h
been oil the more bitter TO Rachel because after vera
tous delays and many exhiDtOns OF caprice sHe nau
then only lately denntiveiy refused to play tue part
prosab;y without susp.ciJn-for the name OF Rlstor
at thai time almost unknown IN tners
was any other living actress capable or sustaining snch
Character to the satisfaction OF Partisan audiences
Rio,or.s success In another play OF inc aesps1 U
Triumph must have been moro gaillng -" Gamma
is founded, like Mr. Tennys sons play on Putarch aeo
dote and the stories of the pieces are III a essen
tals identical One of The finest portions OF Madame
Ris;ors performance was her subtle "a sbe
brmglt 10 bear upon her cruel wooer, whom sue more
than suspected TO be the murderer OF her husona. e
fia scci,r ON the ether hand excited neher awe ho
vonerment, only deep sense OF the pa,n9s ann
the tranquil beauty Of her gradual snEne, sun yuyu
did rejected dramat:t achieve more co%p ph ss IN
swift revenge; but Montaneliis Gamma w Gu co No.
paeative hack Of action In Italy II has been snarH
criticised for that sacrifice OF truth ana a 10 1ot r
tirey soften down.
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New-York, Lake EsIe. and Western and Newburs

Ncw-York, Lake E.e. and Western and Newburg
b-rnch.
The plan includes the CONSOLIDATION under man:
aEemrnr of the whole rM'e between Grey-eOuu and
tie ID lnware RIVER Connection ut Nswburg Will be
new building. at thu western end Of the with
the Lhgh Va Icy ald OF ner roads making the line an
ilnpOr ant between New England aud the
coal fields Of Pennsylvania. Much Of the line
Is surveyed, a'd u portion oi It WIZ De
completed next fab. The cOnpauyb Officers are Grin
neil Burt, president: George r. Blanchard ce-
prcsIient; Aired Ely. sccretar'; ID. b. Ilalsted
tioaStr'r. Tie other directors Thomas c. Patt,
William c. Sheldon. John s. Martin q. 4. Hobart ID.
J.. Merritt. james b. II man, frederic A. Potts, Is. ".
Spencer ana Charles Scranton Aruees Of association
were hed III NV Jersey On thursday, and the company
orSOnizfd IA New York yesterday
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GOVERNOR GrAY'S MESSAGE.

IND1ANAPOLIs, Jan. S.--lhc Senate having
Organized adj burned to meet al O'Clock Ia JOINT Session
with the House hcaT the message OF Governor Gray
He recommends the calling OF Constitutional Con-
ycntion, consisting 0: fifty members from Sena-
toral districts II Il Is not deemed advisable
TO call such convention, lie recommends an
amendment IN king the tenure OF ali ate officers tour
VI the election tn occur 'rtWrf me II ldI
,lrciiIs, TO eliminate state from NAllohi POM g.
H.. recommends TIE enactment Of law authoi Zn% the
insututIu "A cNil suit AGAINST any one VINO sli a. otf
receive biihc. Tie penalty 10 Dc dlSIIaHcust-
lnent for any determined lcrl'L
Arrangements have beer completed for tic nauIuia-
tou of Governor Porter, which VIII take :aCt ~ Eng
itsh,s Opera House at 9 o'clock Monday afternoon
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


1t is announced that The Black Venus" will be
brought out at Niblos tomorrow evening. The
Kiraiy Brothers are on this occasion, to surpaSs all
previous endeavors of theirs TO edIfy the public
mind of this metropolis. In fact. they will cover
themselves and Niblo's stage with glory-snd moth
ing else with anything. "Humpty Dumpty pre-
walls al Niblos. in the meantime.
The English newspapers contain the statement
that Miss Kellogg and Carl Rosa are to give English
opera together in this country next season. This is
indeed good if it he true. But Rosas return to
America has been reported SO often that one has
become sceptical in regard to it. The story seems
al the more unlikely that Miss Kellogg is said TO be
well satisfied with her success abroad and to wish
TO remain in Europe for year or two more. Carl
Rosa will he welcome whenever he comes, for his
return will insure q season where the performances
will be of a high degree of average merit, whether
he has any STARS" in bis company or not.
Tue Emma Abbott English Opera Company will
begin a season of English opera at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre Monday. January II, opening with the
bohemian Cir" in the cast of which will appear
Miss Emma Abbott as Arhne SignoT Bngnoh as
I1addeus, A. Z. Stoddard as Count Arakeim, Lithgow
James as Derilshoof and Pauline Maurel as the
Gvpsv Queen This will be Brignols first appear
ance in English opera On tuesday, " Iaul ana
Virginia will be sung; "Wednesday ilatinee, / ia
Diayolo :" Wednesday evening, " Martina On r fl
day. Gounod's Romeo and juliet" VIII De pro-
ducad
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ST VTNCENT'S FAIR CLOSED.

Thu St.. vinceDt's Hospital Fair, attho armory OF
the 22d Regiment, INVEST Fourteenth'st, which
onened De ,ember g. closed last evening. Those In
charge were thrown into o state of CONSERVATION
Yesterday afternoon by avsit from the Ponce au-
tborities, who informed them that the sales OF
chances in articles must be discontinued. Inc de-
mand on the part of the police was MADE az the
,ustauce Of: tho Society for tho PfeVenuoh
of Crime. ahSt could Among tho larger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09

Homeopathic Books AND MEDICINEs.-ThOse
disposed to favor the Md Power in the treatment
of their disorders will always find at Humphreys"
100 Fntonst s62 Broadway. an assortment OF such
goods cannot fall to satisfy the most fasiidious. 1t
may surprise sonetO see how the small pills can mako
so large DISSATISFACTION they learn that this company
have over hundred ferent styles OF cases upon
their cataOgue-and what with Specifics" snplos,"
fractures, TriturtiOns and Veterinary Medicines the
assortment seems bcwiderng. The long standing and
liberal dealing In this house ente 1t to the share OF
public confidence which 1t so fully o. joys.
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DfEiI

ALLEN-At Fl' n:ngton. y J January :, william D. eldest
son Of Gtorg Allen deceased aud Mary Allen, in the
and iilead+ are invited TO the Tuesday.
Fcmtirton
ANDER~oN-At Orange y j. on Thursday the 9Th inst.
I; bctt T.. Anderson m the JGth year OF his age.
NOuc otIuueiai hereafter
BEEDE--At OranVe. y j.. SATURDAY, January l. 1881,
years aud month.
BEEUE-N Orange y. J.. Thursdlv January 6. 1881.
James NJ Bevc II INC 35th year Of hi' age:
Memorial ser,es WIN De- ned ihe Firs, N L. CnnrGn at
.r of r Edward r. Fowler, Oi this city, and dauqhteF
OF f4 are Grofge H. MuiiOrd, esq 0t Rochester ~ ~
Friends are Li.Di.y requested not to send flowers.
Nuuc. ol fuue al hereafter.
GKFFITrntcren RES IN the sith year of her age Mrs.
Lane rcict John dnihth, Of Cae. narvonsire North
Eeaycs Of the family nlly Invited to
attend the funeral at her late residence 35 West Ith ST,
cor Ell gth ave. at O'clock Monday. January 10.
HALL-on saturday. January 3. at eio a. m Mrs Sophia
ub lies film hci ate IS.encc No. % West 3lstst, on
rnUye. and rnls Of tae family invited without further
JFNNh~S-At Denver Col. January T. Mary T.. widow Of
Icnn,ss. and daughter O the ate william j. Pease
ave aud 18th At. N, nday, l)hiust. a. lOa m.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, January g. 1881. az tho rest
diphthSrl'ic Comp GORDON only son Il Franklin H. and
S.r,l p Ialbhcisch, aged years aad lOdays-
Funeral private
',s residencc 9a2 East actn s; =, sisr
krarney aud native Of queens County, Ireland IN
the G7th year of her
Re friends respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral MondAv. January TO- Al O'Clock, to Holy cross
Cemetery. FlstbuHh.
Irish papers please copy.
MrUnRKLt.-On SATURDAY. January g. Margaret Whitman,
wife II James II. McCorkle.
Funeral 1t Pennington, Conn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ pneumonia Thomas De witt Tai.
mage r. oldest OF tho Rev. T. De Wit Tamage. D. ID
Fune 1t Brooklyn Tabernacle sabbath afternoon at
orllcN.
Relatives friends hereby invited without further
VAN wYCK-On the 7thlnst Edna Desmond only child Of
oruS and 10 3
Reaty and friends invited tOaeud the funeral from
her arcnts residence 2l2 summrraye. Newark, y. on
SUNDAY. January 9, at p 10.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,ylOpSis for he mast ~ hours.


WASHINGTON Jan. 9, 1 a. m.--The temperature
has alen IN New England and the Middle states, with
norlhery winds. generally clear weather, ana increased
pressure Colder northrrly winds, with Threatening.
weather and rain prevail in the South Atlantic States
where the barometer has fallen. NOrherly winds con-
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with partly cOudy weather, lower barometer and no
change in temperatures Very colo and generally cloudy
weather prevails III the Northwest ana tEe Upper Ike
REGION WIN occasional light Snow nortnry 10 westerly
WndSHnd decidedly high barometer. The temperature
Is ZO' below 70 In MINES ta and NebrasIa and BOP
below zero In the Upper Missouri Valleys.
Indications.
For England. colder clear or fair a,her during
the day. wi northeast to mort west Winds and deed
GUY hi-hcr barometer, followed by falling barometer
ana hight snow by Monday mOrr ng.
For The Middle states, increasing clOlLlineBs and
areas Of snow DOrtherlY tOcastcrly WINDS slowly falling
barometer ana slight changes III temperatures
Cdut1OndrV SiJputs
Cau'tonary signals continue from Sandy Hook to c.
dar Keys ami cdutiouarY of shore signals ordered
for Indianola and Galveston.
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A NEH ROAD PROPOSED.

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EXTREME COLD IN CANADA.

ToRONTo, Jan. 8.-The temperature in the
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THE LONDON STAGE.

"The School for Scandal" has been rcvivedat Sad
ler's Wells Theatre, London, with Mr.. Hermann VEIN
as Sir Peter Tedzle Miss Virginia Francis Bateman
as Lady Ieasle. Mr.. Warner as Charles Surface ana
Mr.. Brooke as Joseph. Mr. George Grosnith has
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doctor. The London NelcS, IN a thoughtful article.
concludes, with truth, that the piece is lack.
ing in that fine balance between good and evil aud
that performance of moral beauty, which are
essential CHARACTERISTICS of all truly great and
pathetic fiction"
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SITTING BULL DISTRUSTED.

ST.. PAUL, MIMI, JAM s.-Adjutant-G General
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THE BOSTON OPERA SEASON.

Boston, Jan. 8.-Her Majesty's Opera CONF
pany tonight closed the successful season ever
given In this CITY, The receipts for eleven entertain
ments during past eight days foot $6l23 30:
81 Lucia di Lammermoor" was given for thr farewell
performance TO the largest audience OF tue y, ar.
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THE MISSOURI sENAToR>HIP.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. S.-Tbc Democratic caucrs
| at jefferson CITY last night nominated the Hon r. 81
Cockre for reelection 10 the United hates Senate by
vote OF 8 Tor COckre for James A. BrOadhGad and
| / for Charles I. johnson.