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New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
WEDDINGS IN FIFTH Avenue CHURCHES
In Christ Church, at Fifth-ave. and Thirty

In Christ Church, at Fifth-ave. and Thirty
hfthst yesterday noon. Miss Jessie Wallen daughter
Of General Henry d. Wallcn, married to George
Kirkland by the Rev. DR.. ]. g. shipman,
rector OF the church. The chancel was
relieved by masses of flowers and plants.
Tho bridesmaids were Miss Violet Casa Miss Mamie do
Camp, Miss Laura wallen and Miss Edith Carpenter.
The brides dress was OF heavy corded white silk,
made in pTncesse style and trimmed with point lace
Her veil OF tue secured diamonds White hlacs
were used for the corsage and hand bouquets. Inc
brides father gave her away. The best man was Benja
min Kirkland, brother OF the groom. The ushers were
George 5 Walen, Charles Brown, s. c. Van Duzar and
E. 7. Williams. A choir of boys sang the wedding
chorus from "Lohengrin" the procession
passed up the aisle. After the ceremony there was
wedding breakfast for relatives and intimate friends At
guests included General and Mrs L. p di Cesnola Miss
di Cesn9la John d. Jones, Mr. and Mrs Eugene kssny,
Carpenter. Nss Annie Leary. Mr. and Mrs r. strnthers
Mr. and MIS- James Struthers, Mr.. and Mrs T. T. Huh-
in st. Thomas's Church, last evening. Miss Cora Glenn
daughter " James Glenn, of Cincinnati, married 10
Leicester Sargent by the Rev DR.. w F. Morgan rector
Of the church W B. Fonu. OF NewHayen, was the best
man. The ushe-s were Winthrop Parker. J. d. sar-
gent. William skinner, Henry W. Taft. E. 5.
madi ali vasssr College students were
and Mss %arier Of SUFFICIENTLY Ohio M.i SANFORD, Of
Troy. N Y and Miss Patterson, Of Walawaa, washing
i Of RG BRIDE sJ pcSsde Ss a o BBfdy
dressed in white, and carrying basket Of roses The
bride dress OF white satin with the front yelled
with diagonal rows OF point lace She also an en-
broidered india shawl and veil of point lace secured
with diamonds The reception was hei at me BucklnS
ham Hotel. Among the guests were Mt and Mrs. j. B.
Sargent, Miss Laura Sar cent, Russell Sargent. Miss
Hammond Miss Forbes Miss Angel, Mr. aud Mrs. G. II.
Sargent, parents of the groom Mrs Franklin, John de
C0uTsey, Henry Sargent, Mrs. HuntOon. Ass BntoOn,
Miss English Of New Haven Mrs. Strickland, Mr. and
Mrs e. II. Jones, Mrs. g. T. Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs q. ".
BallOu, Mrs. Lowry and Miss Lowry.
Miss Clara Pauson, daughter OF John p Pauison, and
Lewis s Lee married, yesterday at p. 10 the
South Reformed Church at Ffhave. and Twenty first
ST. by the Rev. ROdcrck Terry. There were no
bridesmaids. John Chambers the best man.
The ushcrs william II. Macfarlane, Dr Henry Mof-
fat Tkeo lore b Boygs H. b. -nelOa ir RarstOw Drake
Smith and j. ". Jaryle. The bride dress OF Wnite
satin. with front OF alternating diagonal rows of lace
pufs and panels OF stirring at the Sides An
English collar surrounded the V-shapcd corsage. The
vel OF tulle the bouquet OF lilies and orange
blossoms A reception vac held at No. 424 " EST Seven
ty-thirdst.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
MARRIED At RIVERD4LE-oNTHE.HUDSoN

The wedding of Herbert E. AsLmOre and
Miss Annie II. Townsend, daughter OF Dwight Town
send took place yesterday 1890 o'clock in Christ
Church, RiverGae-On-the-Hudson. The Rev. J. +.
Jowitt performed the ceremony. A large number OF
invited guests fof whom special had provided,
went by The l3j from the Grand Central Depot.
The bridal party mp the aisle TO the OF the
wedding march from "Lohengrin" played by George II.
Peu who presided at the organ. The groom,
attended by bis best man. Sidney G. Ash
more, his brother, met the bride at the
ohancel steps. There were six bridesmalds,-Miss
Emily Isen, Misc Isabella King. Miss Helen Hubbard,
Miss Daisy Lemis Miss Serena Townsend sister Of the
BRIDE and Miss Mary Clarke. cousin or the bride The
ushers were Isaac Iseu, Charles Hecksher, Henry g.
McVckar and DR. Valentine Mott cousins or the groom
L. COusen, cousin Of the bride, and james b.
Townsend brother o. the BRIDE After the ceremony the
invited guests driven to the residence OF he brides
parents at SPuy tcn DuyNh. w re reception was held
Tor two hours The newly I.drrcd couple -tOoH In a
large bay window in the parl wreath OF flowers
was fcefo,ued above them. Tie hrlde wore corded
white sk dress with long train trimmed the
tire dress. with point Lace wreath OF orange blossoms
fastened the long veil o Naencennes Lace she carried
a bouquet Of " lite roses and lilies Oi-the valley.
Among those present were Mr. anJ Mis- sidney g.
Ashnore. the Mas Ashmnre. Mrs. W. j.. Anderson,
Buren, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Townsend Mr.. aud Mrs
Wi-ner Fl. TOWNSEND, Benjamin c. Townsend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Townsend Cox, Mr. and Mrs lanes r. Cox M ana
Mrs ". IL. Thomas Mr. and Irs. NiInot lO"nsend, Dr
and Mrs. : .. Nanderpocl, the Misses I5eun Mr anu
Mrs. George B. Satterlce, SIR aud Mrs Daniel Apple
Rensseaer, Mr.. and Mrs. samuel +. Campbell, I he
Misses Tllnghast Mrs. John o. Dale Miss Dale, Miss
Mackintosh, SIR. and Mrs Charles King Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Num- Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. JOwitt DR.. Thomas r.
Cock, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh y. Camp, ir and Mrs Perry
Williams Miss IucSerInan, Miss Hamilton the Misses
Camppeli Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Schack Mr. and Mrs.
NJ iayOr Pync, Charles Childs. Artnir Il. Turner,
stephen Baker, 3 Hubbard, william Tllen Bloigeu
IIayden Mr. and Mrs George IT, Pei, r. +. dyo, Nj -
Emily Townsend, Mr. aud Mrs William Allen Butler, the
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
THE REV. DIR. ISAAC GOTTHOLD.

The Rev. DR.. isaac UOIJHOIu, IdUUI OF IHU
Jewish Synagogue in Fifty-seventhst died yesterday
tnorung at his home No 143i First-ave On March 2S
Dr. Gotthold slipped and fell while crossing Broadway
at DuanesL and fractured the bones Of his left hand
HIS injury thought to be serious at nrst but
erysipeas and gangene set in, and, extending up his
arm to biz shoulder finally caused his death An au-
topsy was made by Deputy Coroner Messemer.
Dr. Gotthold was seventy-four years OF age when he
died He was born in Bsumberg, Bavaria, and was in
charge synagogue there for many years In 155s he
came to America and was diff times in charge Of
congregations IN Brooklyn Albany, aud In this city He
had gor many years before his death taught private
cI4sses IN ancient aud modern languages lie lett a
family Of eignt chhdrcn Us WE haVlns ultl l"elly
O'clock AT lbs house. IN fTs-ave aud he VIII De buried
In solonons Field, cemetery belonging to The Temple
Emanu-Ll
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oprp. AT THE ACADEMY.

,ons;d audience, crowding every part OF
sp' :, Music last night, gave assurance OF the
the AeSue al success Of Mr. Napeson's extra sea-
comps' nrices The opera was LAfr1caine' anu
.oS soma hs nn Afforded by the popular Interest IN
,'s ne s:' rses 'sie has 5nS ~s aas
has The change gives no cause for com
for fno.s .T,Africaine" unqucstonably marks the
plant a, the operate season. Earring Tie comoai
high wac brilliant spectacle and there are SUI
ship scene ., telling pieces in Meyerbeers music
, s %.9 Of paSpd ssS first 'G 5S 'as
musical cruz, andy trapp!ngs has been addeu 10 te
epnSS3 Of The fourth "a ac' nnahse aS ' TI
the inge m ,ros ON a par with those that nave pie
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
Ar. naly announces three interesting occnrr'
CRIME IN THE CITY.
REPORT OF THE POLICE JUSTICES.

REPORT OF THE POLICE JUSTICES.
.nrcprAsE IN TIE NUMBER OF ARRESTS As CON
r,p,n WITH THE INcR EASE OF POPULATION
Tur CLERKS OF THE POLICE COURTS AND
THEIR SALARIES. -. D-,.oo
The eighth annual report of the Board Of fop nome 0
,sf;ces has lust been issued. II con'9 soie III
9tin, statistics in regard TO crin IN ms c1
6nTSg lssO there was considerable II sra sS III sas ss
Iwmber Of arrests for crime. but in 1881 e1ere We
q dacTcase Of per cent. There were 6".9o per
sons arraiCned in the Police Courts ID LOO Over
whom 4S 99s were men and lSl31 women - Co.
1000 men and 4OOo we're dsenaTsSf 5 TTsoco co
want of evidence or TO please the Poi''.tt%i 80
tr;ands Of the Police Justices. In tne
wear 272 persons held to appear as wltnese
ynanv of whom were punished With muca greater great,
seveYity by imprisonment in the House OF .e'on-
sion tban the criminals whom they were heid 10 ap-
&thonsh the population Of the city has M increases
80 largely within the last ten years the arrIsts =,
se! !rms tT have decreased twenty per cent Ihe 70
lice justices think they are entitled to the GfgG i1
MS condition Of affairs but the police an9
I thse differently the subject The iOC%i@S o
laoIe P esrs az 10 the number of arrests, and the
1pnmber held TO answer the charges made;
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DIED


sotG S1sSg IN Of % ss9s. Var AB q hs 3 @
FGns service, viii be held at his Thursday
Trains leave AID st. depot y Y. y. H IL r.. I2 m.
and AZ 5Os aHd 6:35
BIR3sALI,-on Tuesday morning, April H. Edward II.
Birds1L the 56th OF his
Funeral services viii be held at the Church Of Holy
lO:3O O'Clock a IN
BooTH-At No. l4i East l7th-st, Tuesday April IL,
Funeral RON residence 252 Mnst Poughkcep-
sic y. Y, on Friday the l4th inst at m.
BRUCBOn the 10th inst William Wallace Bruce, aged 80
Funeral servic.s at Trinity chsg 26tht near Broadway
Wednesday. l2ih inst, at 43u o'clock
Relatives friends Invited TO attend without further
Interaent at Grecnvile near White Plains THURSDAY
FaEmsP G @ % S Ward Afe eeS S - S''
Funeral services Wednesday evening al 1S0 from Der
private
GRIFEITaIn brooklyn on Tuesday April Il. lsS2 Rich
Nouce OF funeral hereafter.
HESDEasoSou ARrI 10 after short inea' Margaret
Relatives and friends Of the family aytted to attend her
funeral om her late residence No rs Barowst, wednes
HEDGEs-s Suddenly. at Jacksonville, Florida. osOrss ?:
M hedget l9f the hrn s .s o, "acden hedges In
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
JEssUP-At Beirut Syria on "Wednesday April Harriet
and ss o q the HsS se bs Dr. b Doss e. Of II & a
JENNINGs-At Wilmington. Delaware on tie llth inst.
Nata1 n Jennings Jennngs aged % years a,r, :. .,1osou
chrtstooher and Barclay sts ferries at soa m
KINGsuddenly at the residence OF his parents No 1o7l
Madison Of scarlet fever Arthur Cleveland Youngest
william " and Belle r. King IN the 9th of his
age Funeral private.
LEGGETT-on Tuesday morning. April IL. William H. Leg
gctt, the O6th year OF his
be held hi- residence, "a
Slst-st. Friday. April 4, AT 10 O'Clock .
and members Of the Society OF the Cincinnz1
respectfully invited to attend.
SMART-At Poughkespsie, on Tuesday. April IL. Joseph
Smart In the 18th year OF lis age. -
and friends invited 20 atteni the tuner rom
lis late residence No. l37 Acaiemyst On fhnrsay 18TH
inst il o'clock
Train leaves 42d-st al s:J2 a. m.
ssITH-On Tuesday April L. tphthcria, Ida Greeley
daughter OF the late Horace Greeley, and wife OF Colonel
Nicholas smith.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
sTETsON-At Nyack Hudson Moniiy April 10.
1882 stone Aiyne widow OF the late William se,-
O sandwich. Mass.
Interinert az Sand ych Mass. wednesday April l2.
Boston Journal and Transcript please copy
VAN ARsDALE-On tuesday, Aprl IL, Margaret Jane,
John Van Arsdale.
NOtce Of nlneTal hereafter.
wEAvER-April 9. az the Everett House OF pneumonia
Joseph b weaver. aged 40 ,,o
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
DANTE GABRIEL ROssETTI.
LONDON, April 11.-Dante Gabriel Rossett,
the artist and author of the work The Early italian
Poets" and volume OF poems, IS dead

Dante Gabriel Rossetti the of Gabrielle Rossetti
an Italian poet who being tor several years d-
rector Of the Museum Of Naples, exed in 1924 and
settled in England, whore he for many years pre-
v1ous TO bis death Professor Of Italian Literature IN
Kings College, London. In that city two children
bora to him. Gabriel the subect OF this sketch. in
1925 and Christina Gabrielle, whose poetcai works
familiar to the public in 1880. Dante Gabriel studied at
Kings College and early manifested ardent passion
FOR poetry and art His first work q series OF illus
tratons for an edition Tennysons poems At the age
OF twenty-one he exhibited picture entitled The Girl
hood Of the Virgin which has been regarded
as the beginning OF the so-cilled pre-Raphael
tte school OF art. In 1858 be exhibited
at Liverpool three noted water-coors: a Christmas
Carol" Tho Wedding Of St George" and Dante's
Dream on the Day Of the Death of Beatrice" At the
Scottish Academy in 1860 ne exhibited his Fair Rosa
mond." He has published numerous transladons from
Dante and other italian poets and great number OF
poems and sonnets of his
During his career painter and poet, Rossetti i'm
pressed his views and doctrines strongly upon two
cessive groups Of men. The first generation ago.
wi en- be was the leader Of the preRaphaellte movement
Among his comrades IN those early days OF the struggle
lice were Miais and Holman Hunt, who have both,
though 10 very different directions, since departed Tar
from the quaint romantic types of original pre- lIaph
aelgrn Asain, when RO,seti decorating tie OK
Union frc5cOes, his Inspiration was commune
Cdttu W wv .uuo, t,-e - rhasa 80 et..,d a,
William Morris aud Burne Jones; Ihese Two sihhd AZ
the head Of the second school OF MI ossetus dscpes
and each his way they have become with equal
gifs and greater popularity than thclr former master
Interpreters OF his ardent symp4Ihy with the spirit Of
earlier ages and foreign cimes. The general ten
dency OF ROssctts paintings Mas been III me direction OF
sym6osns aud intellectual suggestions; and his poetry
abounds in imagery. and deals with all shades of human
perence and passion The 1rst published collection
a,neured more than twelve years agO. TEc last
rced edition of his poems only recently issued and
was met by an eager popular demand in botA England
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
MARRIED. IN THE HOTEL BRUNSUIcK.

Miss Rosetta Minzesheimer, daughter of
Charles Minzesheimer married 10 Frederick H..
Cohn by the Rev Dr. Gustav Gotthiel last evening in
the ballroom Of the Hotel Brunswick The ceremony
took place under elaborate aorl canopy, from which
wreath WAS suspended by white satin ribbons. Music
was furnished by Meyer. The ushers were h e. Mines
heaer brother o. the bride. NJ :. Bernheimer Z. j..
Epstein Louis COhn, Frederick l.. Lavenburg, Leo
Ffan kenheimer Robert +. Nathan and NJ NJ stern
bcrg.r Tue bride wore a dress u white satin trimmed
with duchess sse lace. The veil Of the same lace was
fastened orange flowers and damonds The bouquet
VA, IL white roses, lilies and lliacs After ceremony
there were wcddin. supper and ball
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
BRIBERY IN THE ONO LEGISLATURE

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 1.-THE Legislative
committee having IN charge the fnvestisation OF the
alleged bribery OF members by representatives of canal
schemes, reported to-day recommending that William
Bock OF Cleveland and William 4. Wright, Of Hooking,
be reprimanded and censured for conduct un5ecomins
1nembers A minority report by one member recon-
mepGod that they be removed from standing COM
,,ittecs and by another that Wright be expelled from
~ seat THO committee found that Albert Meter and
j. d. Watson, OF Cincinnati, had made propositions to
nroprly Influence the votes of both members, aud re-
TERED their case 10 the prosecuting attorney. The re-
,,ort will he considered on Thursday morning
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
4 LECTURE BY DIR. BET1N.

The Rev. DR.. L. D. Bevan delivered a
farewell lecture before the ST. Davids Benevolent So
cety Welsh Presbyteri1n Church, in Thirteenth
ST. between Second and Third-ayes., last evening.
Roger Williams" The lecture well attended
After giving long history Of Roger Williams and his
difficulties with the Massachusetts Colonies, the lecturer
spoke OF the great principle that prominent through
OUT his ife the principle OF religious liberty and lroe
dom OF conscience. II this principle that the
Colony OF Rhode Island founded and from THIS 1t
had never once swerved. or the early life OF Roger VIII
iarns little was known except that t certain he
a el,
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
A CHART OF THE POLAR SEA.

WAsuINGToN, April 11.-Ihe photographic
once has just perfected crcumpolar chart. show
NJ the OF the exploring Jeannotte, the
location Of the Islands discovered by Commander De
Long the boundaries Of Wrangel Island recently de-
eruincd By the United states ship Rodgers, and other
valuable data embraced for the first time chart Of
the Polar regions by OF Congress the sale Ot charts
II authorized at cost price and tie agents OF the Navy
Department in NewYOrk, NegUs Brothers, have been
furnished with copies 70 supply the public demand
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
REpUBLICAN GAINS IN ALBAyX.

ALBANY, April 1.-The charter election
today passed quiouy. There was spirited contest
for Mayor between the friends Of the present incumbent
MAYOR Nolan DemocraD, and Dr. swinburne, the Citi-
zens' candidate approved by the Repubhcans. Mayor
Nolan is reelected py majority Of about 225 against
la two vears ago Mott Dem.j, Police Justice has
555I majority ard Hamilton (Dcm) Civil Justice,
about 900 majority The Board ot superVsors stahes
TWO for the latter The Board Of Aldermen shows gain
OF two Tor the Republicans. IL last year sVOOu 40
ncInncrats acllnst EepnDlcaLs
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
REDISTRICTING IN OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 11.-Senator Horrs
redstrcting bill for Congressional purposes passed ths
Senate to-day II gives Republicans IL dstricts the
Democrats 4, and leaves doubtful
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
FOREIGN DECORATIONS,

WASHINGTON, April 11.-ln the Senate to-
day resolution authorizing MeutenantCommander
Sigsbee United States Navy to accept adecOraton from
the Emperor Of Germany WIS passed with an amend
ment reported by Mr. Window, from the Committee on
Foreign Relations permitting Senator awey TO accept
from the Governments Of the Netherlands, Spain and
Japan decorations rendered hin President OF the
United States Centennial Commission.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Miss Katie Hencken held a reception yester-
day
Mrs. Gurney, Of Staten Island. gave cOthon party
last evening.
Company X, 10Th Regiment, gave a dramatic perform
nnce In the Lexington Avepue Opera House.
EfingLom Townsend gave dinner party.
Mrs. John X. Bangs gave German.
Mrs. Demarest held q reception yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12

William Duncombe and d. 9. Ferris The bridesmaids.
Miss Paulina Roe, Mss M g. Roc Miss A Q. Sands
and Miss s. T. Roe the being little girls The
bride white satin costume with pearl ornaments,
tllc veil and orange blossoms for garniture. The
house was filed with flowers.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
IN THE HANDS or TIER FRIENDS.

BosroS, April LITTLE Herald will state in
the morning that the friends Of Robert Bishop pres
dent OF the state Senate have decided to let the TACT 20
ont that Mr. Bishop VIII enter tho next Republican state
Convention as candidate for Governor and also that
Governor Long viii be candidate Tor Congress III Tue
n, rt,f, The covernor will not enter actively into
he Congregational field direct sanVss OF the DIS
trici viii allow his friends 70 DO "HAe te e1A loF
him
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12

ture ranged between 32o and 4ls the average tss&C
being 1889 lower than on the corresponding day lest
year and 10 lower than on Monday.
Cloudy and chilly weather, with possibly light fAlls Of
rain snow followed By clearing and warmer weather.
may be xpectcdtoday In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12

IN July. Her oniy one OF che foremost of living
tsn nsers The classic roles Sa, af hss @
rrpresentaV many while the preparations for the
yartsrs '' performance are making causes aea VI
au,mmeut
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
MARRIED.

CoBB-sMTTU-on April 10. 1892 at All Souls Church BY
tho Robert Colyer Lmma NJ smith, daughter Of the
late Augustus Smith, Henry Ives Cobb Of Chicago
FOsTER-CUASE-O A1r lliSs2 at tie res dence u tho
brides parents, Mary Lou se Chase to Albert T. 4o'teF
Ma ARrIN-BERTRON-A the Presbyterian Parsonage
Hacketts0wn y j. by the Rev. Alex Proudnt ~ " arch
20 80 Richard l. Martin II Miss Lola ~ Betron, both
CulAan n I
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
MRS HENRY IL IESSEP-

Mrs. Henry Ii. Jessup wife OF the Rev. Henry
H. essup ana daughter Of the Late David Dodge, died
after short illness at Beirou Syria April >. She was
horn al Hartford, Conn. IN October. 1886 and
she came to this city in ls49 In lsiS she was
married to the Rev Henry II. Jcasup. the we!lknOwn
Ini--io1ary 10 syria, and short time afterwsrd
stArted for Beirou whee she has since been engaged IN
tssiouarv word IL early life she developed religious
bent OF mind and while very young united with the
Cnnrci she espcc ally devoted 10 missionary WORK
lie ln Beirout his been very successful, AID was
,n loved by al those VINO knew her. she leaves five
V,,nr Children she Was niece OF William L. Dodge, oI
Y.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
GENERAL BURTS CONDITION.

BOSTON, April 11.-Dispatches received to-
night from Saratoga state that General Burt is IN crit
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
CLOSING PRICES OF OALIFORyIl SrOOKs
SAY FRAyclsco. Tuesday Apr.l II. 1892


Nationally treat your cold from the start by
using Dr. Jaynes Expectoran and you may escape lang
troubles not so easily gotten rid of. -.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12

A lIen lawyer died here this afternoon OF pneumonia
He was graduated from Brown University IN 1865 and
subsequently, from the award Law sehool
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
Post Oaice Notice,


The foreign mails for the week enlnf SATURDAY.
Aprl t5 1882 ai close 10 this once Ol TUESDAY. at
O m Tor Europe by steamship Abyssnil y1 ..ueelscwn
on WEDN EsDAY. At 10 ~, for Europe by steamship
Parthia Queenstown correspondence lor Hendny sd
france mu specially addressed; AMI az 10 f0s
Frauce direct Labrador VIA tavre ad az III
a rn for Europe by steamship NAL. via southampton ana
Rreuen on THURSDAY al 10 m. for Europe by steam
sp CITY Brussels via OGceIsiown correspondence or
GERMANY Wust be specially ares ,i and AZ III
a n for Europe by steamship lessne via Plymouth Cler
bourg ana amDurg SATURDAY AZ / q ni. Tor oer
nsnv &C. Oy steamship Ehen via southampton ind Bremen
es must be specially addressed and az AZ Luiole
C,rlanlc Queenstown iar
Scotland mns specially addressed add al II for scot
land direct by steamship furnessa, VIA Gasgow an ar ~
m Tor Belgium steamship Maesland VIA Aut"cf
The mails Aspuwa and south Paclnc, oy steamship Ac-
anulcO close MONDAY at 10 Tie mails i0i ioi 70
Ico by steamship Apin Close CA ~ tsDn
mails Tor assau and NataaL-A ~ suetaisnp
Carontesf close WEDNE ESDAi al p m 20 inl .os
Mexico VIA orleans close on I'D - DAi ~ .soVn
Ihe mails Bermuda BY steamship F..n.ootes so.s on
THURsDAY az 80 D. The mails for Snps shd Ne,oo,
hy .tesmship British Empire close on THURSDAY Al $3.50
sose ON FRIDAY az The mails Tor btaxiL gy stean-
80 ,sinann via baltimore. close FRIDAY Al 1880 D.
49, lor Venezuela and Curacao, py steamship Baic2r-
-. Close on sATU RDAY at a The mails tor the Wind.
ss- .Iards Dy steamship Bermuda, close SAIC ADA1
~ m me malls Cuba aud the West Indies b. s,edui
81, close SATURDAY at 1850 The mait
Tor hina Japan. via san Francisco close April ~ at
m Ths Tor Australia, Re- via san Francisco close
kpril 20. at 7 \. M HENRY O. PEARSON Postnastos
Posl Oiiee. New-fors Apru s 1854
Pam and unine for the HAIR Csswei Massey Cos
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
DIR. EDEN II. FOSTER.

LOWELL. Mass. April 1.-THE Rev. DR..
Eden B. Foster father Of the Rev. A. p Foster OF Jersey
City, died tonight, after protracted illness.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
ITALIA THEATRE.

Miss Jenny stubel, the winsOme o ana . clever Yer
<,o,xho as " guest at the Thalia Theatre H"7
"S An The production OF several orght operettas "1
ns the VIII take her farewell We ocDsnr r,ioh has
The ps ~ ,osf successful attraction OF the season
Mr. DAILY announces three interesting Occurrences
~ b;s theatre The farewell matinee OF o"eme
:. take place to-day Tonight the piece WIZ ne
i,bdrawn. and at the same time Ada kehan' o,, mrs
VIII. VIZ mos Lewis and the entire dramatic com
a rake their last appearances for the season
Eonx1orTow evening the new comic opera, Dlr"u-
atte mil be produced for the first time IN
@et.e @ erncr MontirrIflo the tenor, and Miss fr'h-
eesca Guthrie in the cast.