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New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
DIED.

HAIGHr-At wesichester ~ Y. September IL, 1886, Id
ward haisht. IN the 63th year VI his are.
Relatives and friends Invited 10 attend the funeral at ST.
Peters Church. Westchester on Friday September lS at
2:SO y. H.
rival OF 2:l0 train from Harlem River on NewYOrk and
NewliaTen branch H. Il.
PECKHAM-on Wednesday evening, September 10th. after
the ils Alfred c. Pockha and daughter OF Cap
tain Edward g Gar nor OF Newplrt H. 4. aged ~ years
Funeral services ~ All SDs Church, +stst between 9Th
ana Ith ayes on saturday September 10 at III O'clock
Providence amt Newport papers please copy.
PlTKIN-At Saratoga sprngs. September L. Walter
Pitsin OF Washngtoa, d. e., formerly OF East Hsrt,or
Conn., aged II years.
wan NJ W. September H. GeOgtanna, daughter OF the
Homer and Sarah A. Sohenck.
FuuoTa SatnrC 20 1870 nc Reformed Dutch Church.
FsbkilL Oh Hudson
STILES on Wednesday 18th nst John W. Stiles Colo
mel OF the 9th Regiment y. Y. :. NJ.
MIRA iizabeth d. Phelps 30 40 East z3,ist on Fiiday
18th inst- at IL O'Clock .. u.
TREADwgLL-At sing Sing. y. Y, september l6, 1885.
friends invited 20 atteni the funeral
yees e. the sprEg street MeaoIst pissopa' clSrsh
sing SinB NJ l." Oh ffiuay, oep'wocr 10 at aoclocS
Ihtermcnt at Philadelphia.
T0TTEN-Thursdy morning. September H. Halle S. Tot.
Relatives an friends are invited attend the funeral
late residence 3OT West 13d ST. Saturday,
September 10, 81 III o'clock.
vALENTIN "Wednesday september 1G Lloyd H.. young.
Of Johnson L. and Euini a. Valentine. IA the 7th
Fnnera FRIDAY evening O'Clock the
patents. so East l2btlst
wEsrAt his residence. 35s South Broad ST., Elizabeth.
Notice vi funeral hereafter
y are requested TO sttent ne funeral OF tho late
Colonel w Stiles Frlly, 18th INST at il D. m No
40 hat 2Sdst Citizens dress. -
Adlutant Colonel
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Sept IL. 1885.
LIFE-SAvING STATION KEEPER.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has appointed William ID. Conkin keeper Of
the Georgica Life Saving Station in the lfId District
coast OF Long Island
CABINET MEETISG.- The Cabinet meeting today was
attended by Secretaries whitney, Manning and LAMAR
and Postmaster General Villas.
VALUE THE SILVER DoLLAR.--A computation
made the Treasury to-day shows that tho
bullion value OF the standard silver dollar according TO
the London rates Of silver, Is 40 7-lO cents.
ALLOWANCE APPRovED-Secretary Manning has ap-
proved the extra allowance of 600 to Bernard Gala
CHER. contractor for brick work the Brookyn Post
Office for extra work made necessary by changes III the
original plans.
DEPARTMENT CHASGEs.-WorthngtOn C. Ford OF
BroolyD, he's been appointed Chief OF the Statistical
Division of the State Department vice Michael scaplon
who remains in the bureau IA fOurth-claS5 clerk MI
Ford is a newspaper man by profession
To ESCORT CHINESE CoMhussIoNgRs.-Coone Alex
Med. McCook and Lieutenant 8. A. Groesbeck OF tho
9th Infantry. have been detached to meet ~ Ogden,
Utah, the Chinese commissioners coming from san
Francisco to investigate the difficulties which recently
occurred at Rock Springs, Wyo., aud to aet as their
escort during tho investigation.
LIGUTHOUsE REEPERs.-The Secretary OF the treasury
to-day appointed officers of lighthouses as folio
william J. Dabney tn be keeper ut Jordans Point. Va
Johu Cox, be acting keeper at Danharnner Point,
NJ "; Henry Higgins to be acting Keeper nt Horseshoe
Reef. ~ Y. and o. r. Hudgins to be assistant keeper
at Wolf Tran Va
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
CHANGES IN the BaooKIYv THEATRE

Tie management OF The BrOOkIyn Theatre,
from which j. H. Havery retired the beginning OF last
years season leayng 1t in the hands of W. A. McCon
nel has been turned by him his brother Charles
H. Mcconnell. who has been we'll known ia theatrical
ran behind last yerr and that IN addition the
Indebtedness assumed when j. ~. Haverly retired
amounted TO $4,000 or $4,000 G. II. Mcconnell
the financial backer Of bis brother last year When the
prescnt season opened an effort made by re-
dncug the price Of seats and popular afra
Hons 70 carry forward the management eone
last year. Bnt meeting with the that
pected w. A. Mcconnell turned the control over his
profhcr Tho Latter has cut down the running expenses
largely and will manage the theatre without the ex
trsvaRant outlay OF the past w. A. Mcconnell, whose
extss ts not OF the best will 10 70 Saa Francisco end
manage company N that city.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE retirement
from active service this date by operation of law OF
Colonel John Campbell, surgeon United States Army,
has beon announced.
Captain Henry ]. Haynsworth, Assistant Quarter
master has been relieved from duty In Hew-York and
will proceed Hot Springs, Ark, and relieve Captain
Joshua III. Jacobs, Assistant Quarteinaste from the
take effect October i, 1880 captain JaoODs, upon be-
ing thus relieved, will report to the Quartermnster
General for assignment duty at Atlanta, Ga to take
charge of tho Of the public bnldnss OF the
new post at that place.
The leave of absence on account OF sickness granted
Colonel Charles A. Reynold Deputy Quarter
M aater-Ceneral then Major and Quartermaster In
special orders January "a 1880, has been extended
three months surgeons certificate OF disability
Commando George NJ Totten has been or
dercd 70 continue his present duties atthe Torpedo
station; Lieutenant 7. u. M. Mason to duty on the
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
COLLEGE cANE-RUSniAG ABANDONED.
THE PRACTICE FORBIDDEN At LEnIGH AND AM
HERsT-FALL PROSPECTS.

THE PRACTICE FORBIDDEN At LruGH AND AM
HERsT-FALL PROSPECTS.
SoUTn BETHLEHEM, Penn, Sept. II (SpecidD
-Lehigh University opened IT. doors for the autumn
term to-day. short service IN the chapel and the
customary and good advice the Fresh
men completed the progra nne. There were over 200
applicants for admission this year. only l3O OF whom
succeeded I'm passing the entrance examinations. The
freshman class numbers l0I the remaining twenty six
students being scattered through the three urrer casses
The teaching force Of tho university has been strength
ened by the addition Of five instructors In each
of the departments oi French. German Cyil Engineer
Ing Organic Chemistry and Photography The ndyan-
tnges for following the novel study OF photography
there special lah0rat Ores designed
for the purpose building recently completed
and given up entirely to laboratories There
$50 students IN attendance aud the many student
organizations lnd tho outlook hopeful one from tie
aunli,y aud num0er Of tue new men. ThUso good d
Institutions. hazng and rushing. have been formally
put uude, the ban by President LanUerton: but cane
rusbng WIS abolished by the students themselves last
wear and the authoritative action OF the president Is
merely TO guard against possibility ot relapse iuto
ancient rhe new chapel for which Mrs cum
mngs formerly Miss Mary Packer has given $2JOOOO Is
iu OF erection.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
Posi- OGice Notice.

Letters for foreign countries need not be specially afresss
for dispatch by particular sea eIcspt
sired send duptso OF King aut documents
Letters not specially addressed being sent Dy tle istes
ayailibIe.
Forei N a Tor the week endiny September 10 will clos,
(PRoNPTLY in all ca3cs at tIis once as fOu)Ss
FRIDAIAt a IN. for 81 Pierre Miquelon via Halifax;
$50 y. rOr Honduras and Guatcmaia, per ellie
kpght, via New. orleans.
SATURDAT-Atl q. nj. Tor the West indies aud ST Do
ot. Thomas and Barbados; for Brazil ami tho
La patI countries. VIA brAkI per = finance,
port News at u. III for Jamaica GENITAL America aud
the south Pacific ports, per 3 Neftuunus VIA hInys
ton letters for Mexico must directed per vertuur
nqs'l; at 1880 A. M. for Europe per s. Auranis vi I
Queenstown uettors Germany, directed
per Aurdnia"G at 1880 Tor Scotland Girect,
8. Clrcassia Glasgow (lctters must be directed
ss. Legenland via Antwerp Qetsers must be dIrected
per bescnian1 -; at IA tho SctherLa IL d
rccL per - W, A. Schoen ROTTERDAM ,ia,lcrs
be ueeted per ". A. scholten ~ a. Ia a. Ges
many, etc, per s. $. Donau. VIA Bremen.
Mails for the sandwich Islands, Marposa (yia
close here september '26 at Mails
Aus ralin, Now-leaianh Fl and samoan Islands per
City sydney via san Francsco close septsmOor
nlb at afrlyal at NewYOrK OF Brannic.
with British mails Australia Mails Ina and
Japan per = g. taslO lyIl Francis hers
September s2O at p NJ. Mats for the society IsIands
ga at m Mails for CUBA by Ial 70 tampa FLA.
ana tnence by steamer, VIA Key West. Fla. close &C
this 0tnce daily at 23u a.
-he schedule Of cosin OF Tr1s Pacific mails Is arranyj
the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland trns )
Francisco the Gay OF SAILING steamers dispatched
thonce the same day ..... - ........
Post orfce. Nev.York. n. u. September H. lsSa.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
REMINDING A MAYon OF NEGLIGENCE.

CLLvELAND, Sept. II (Spcciah.-Secrctary
King of the Police Board to-day addressed to President
Chisholm. Of the Cleveland Rolling M Company,
note requesting that the Police Commissioners DO In
formed In advance Of the date when work would be
sulned nj the mills In the Eighteenth Ward President
have in yOur possession request from us, dated Jny
lG which appears 10 have been overlooked disre-
Rafcd YOU. 10 f. fDows II II our desire to
time shipments OF material now on hand ard for the
peaceful performance Of this would request that you
detail snicirnt force TO amply protect the mon thus
employed In shipping aud also for tho protection O our
plant Even this morning the mob were about our
gales usual with their clubs, aud did by force prevent
men from going to work"
Men work to-day unloading cars ~ the yards
OF the company, the Strikers Offering them harm.
committee the latter called upon the Mayor thl- morn
ihg aud his advice. Mayor Gardner counserd tho
lnrn to return to work To reporter tho Mayor said
he thought the wc.o weak oning and that the
backbone of the strike was broken.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
MURDER IN TIE SOLDIERS HOME.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ia tragedy occurred
last pight at the Soldiers Home The victim was Ed
ward Alexander, sergeant who stabbed and almost
Instantly killed by Patrick Norton, one OF the inmates
had been out Of the grounds on liberty during
afternoon and returned under the Influence of liquor
lie was in the dormtory when taps" was sounded at
O'clock and shortly after that became so disorderly
that Sergeant Edward Alexander cautioned him. As he
did attend to the caution. Alexander put him under
started with hs prisoner down stairs TO tho
guard-room. Norton suddenly produced n knife, ana
with quick blow plunged 10 into Alexanders abdomen
Alexander fell the floor and died within fifteen min
uIer Norton secured. Early this morning General
Hunt, Governor Of tho Home, reported tho facts 10 the
police aud officers went TO tho ome and took charge OF
The prihOnor.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
Parkway last evening aud his skull probably frac
tnred He is well-knowu artist and has studio at
No. $50 Fulton st., Brooklyn.
Affairs OF OENTRAL AMERICA.
ACCEPTING THE OFFER OF DRIBE TO DISCOURAGE
THE NICARAGUA PLAN.

ACCEPTING THE OFFER OF DRIBE TO DISCOURAGE
THE NICARAGUA PLAN.
GUATEMALA, Aug. 2S.-It is publicly stated
In the newspapers here that the Panama Canal Company
have offered to orbo President Cardenas of Nicaragua
throw all the obstacles In his power Ia the way OF the
construction Of Nicaragua Canal The following let
ter which by the directors of the canal to Pres
ident Cardenas has been published:
AS you are doubtless already informed by your agent
Mt this port, Mr.. -, the Panama Canal Company are
endeayOrng raise fresh loan OF money In France for
tho purpose OF prosecuting the work OF construction on
the canal project Of the Nicaraguan Camel Is
likely to prove very great impcdiment TO bringing TINS
tuny OF formally making you the offer proposed to you
verbally by Mr. -, yonr agent so that You may uso
your Influence and power the best you deem
fit discourage and impede all and any movement TO-
ward bringing about the Nicaraguan Canal project until
such time may have successfully foated our Pan
anna Canal loan
consideration of your agreeing to this proposal a,
and the United be guided by this limo OF policy
the direction OF the Panama Canal COMPANY Will place
at your disposal the of 25.000,000 francs one
half OF said amount IN gold coin ana the other hai IN
face value of shares OF the Panama Canal Company
Upon the receipt OF your significant assent shall
forward you so per cent of the whole amount promised
and balance within days after the aforemen
toned loan has been raised twill bewe to conyoyyour
ra ep Special eseDscr m 10 % snhst To Your
agent in exchange for your assent shall hand him tho
shares either In blank filled ont In such name or
names as you may DESIRE together with the coin, which
will be duly shipped 10 your Orler.
The reply by Senior Cardenas was as follows;
1t will be only necessary for to acknowledge yonr
Tho seals were intact Not to coinptomise myset Ny
worthy hands have SEM to my trusted agent blank
form duly signed by with Instructions In ciphor 10
accedo 10 your stipulatons In such form we have
verbally discussed ana TO express therein my TO
discourags the project to which you refer have given
agent will arrange with you for tho receipt OF the shares
and money. well rs to explain any further details
obedient servant.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
THE RABBITs GOOD DEED.

From The anderson tCat.) Eatsfprisr.
The Rev. Colin Anderson, formerly pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church OF SHASTA nnd Of
Methodist Episcopal church at Rod Buh, and now q
Justice Of the Peace at Apras related strange Incident
which had recently occurred In his life while ysirug
at the atter Place Tho following facts SOLO
thirty two years ago Mr. Anderson separated
hs mother he being then but Two years of age. TIE
sol araton caused by his father having whilo a1
college Scotland, the land OF Mr. As BIRTH secretly
married poor farmers daughter. both being min ors
which greatly inccnsoi his parents. who embers
OF the aristocracy, and finally after five years caused
their separation. Mr.. A. was always taught By his
father TO believe his mother dead, AID no has fully
believed that she dead for the last thirty two years.
and never believed anything to the contrary until
days since, wher he received lcttsr from her from
Scotland.
One evening last winter. as Mr. Anderson was going
home after dark carrying lantern. rabbit
the road and followed up in front of Mr. aud seemed
to 10 bewilncred allowing him 10 take 10 by the ears
and carryit home The local papers got hold of ths
article was quite extensively copied finally finding SIS
way Into Canadian paper. where u came under the
eye Of friend Of Mr. A. laother who sent The paper 10
her In Scotland and she Immediately reoiced In tho
knowledge that she had found her long lost boy and 1t
oncc wrote him long letter fny explaining everything
tho date and canse OF her separation from Mr. As
father, and how she had always thought her son
bercd with the dead Mr.. A. at once answered her
letter. ana s completely overjoycd 10 know bis dear
old mother still lives Mr.. A. statet that he born
May TO- left homo the 10th OF May, and pereyed the
letter from his mother on May 10.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
,,onp UNCERTAINTY TEAM USUAL.

John r. Lydecker.who was seen by IRiB-
-. ronorter in the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday,
said , A.. .oo, On s,ov
,n,il after tho convention"
what is the prospect Of the Republican gubornatoriai
nomination ."
"There never has been such an uncertainty SINCE l
- I,own ANYTHING about politics The leaders OF
ha marty have been letting things drift along IN the
rnps that The people would indirate preference The
oons have NOT given any indication which to base
cton in tho convention. Ii looks now "a thouge the
leaders, woud Obliged to get together and onIeavor
s hor,nize on some other words, by trying
get away tue old way OF doing things they nave
come right back TO It,"
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
REUNION or AMY MEN.
GENERAL sHERIDAN's APPOINTMENT AND PRO-
MOTION

GENERAL sHERIDAN's APPOINTMENT AND PRO-
MOTION
GRAND RAPIDS Mich, Sept. 17.-An immense
crowd gathered P1werss Opera House last night to
attend the Cumberland Army reunion exercises. Cen
craI r. A. Alger. as Governor. delivered admirable
address OF welcome behalf OF tho State At the close
of his address General Sheridan bchafo the society
responded. Ho was wildly cheered. 81 camo from
Michigan and Grand Rapids" he sald I" started with
the ID Michigan Cavalry and soon promoted TO
Brigadlcr-G eneral How was appointed don't know
but was and Joined the regiment after dark the day
received the appointment. was too busy from that
time t q short time ago 20 bo mustered into service
but received my pay" Baskets OF flowers we're ire
scntcd to Generals Sheridan Barnett, Keifer nnd Nor
gan from the High School history class after General
Alger explained how General Sheridan was appointed
Colonel General II ID. Mussey, OF Washington, was
orator OF the evening. Judge Foraker being absent
shrridan's Ride and other poems we're rendered
effectively by Mr Mcanu spcrchcs were also made by
eneral Warren Keller of Ohin; exCongressman llorr
Of Saginaw; General Morgan. OF Illinois, General Fuller
ton OF York and General Iuncs OF TINS city AFTER
tho evening exercises "a symposium was held al the
Mnri
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
SATISFIED WITH THE Postal SERVICE.

WAsHISGTOS, Sept. 17.-Second Assistant
Knott has returned this city from
tour Of inspection the railway postal system OF
the West Mr.. Knott absent four weeks and went
rs far Wost as bismarck, tho Northern Pacific Rail
road. and Gunnlson on the DOnver and Rio Grando
Railroad. His object TO study tho system thorough
ly and ascertain the wants Of tho Western country in
the matter OF mail transportation. Mr. Knott OK
pressed himself well satisfied with the present rail-
way mail service. and commended the fast Western
mh. particularly pointing TO tho great speed OF the
trains, The rapdy of tho transfer service ut Chicago
for points Wcs and the smOothness and accuracy tho
whole service. Travelling in railway postal ears and
having frequent chtts with the employee Mr. Knott
camo 10 the conclusion that tho Division Superinteud
cuts and clerks wesc capable aud Intelligent ana we'll
equipped for the discharge OF their dutics
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
SINKING OF THE WEST SHORE TRACK.

SINKING OF THE WEST SHORE TRACK.
KINGSTON, Sept. II (SpecaD D.-This morning
the signalman on the West Shore road stationed ut
Leggs t about four miles north OF this place noticed
that the track sinking. superintendent Bradley
was on his way north train No. O examining the
road. When the train reached here he went to the
break His train the last TO cross. When the next
the track had settled from SIX TO eight iect
and tonight IS down about twenty or TWENTY-FIVE feet
for distance OF 500 feet Large gangs OF men arc at
work transferring baggage and lnying temporary
track Through the fields Train No go, due here at 4lo
d. No. was about hour late. having transferred pas
gers and baggage around the break Ihs spot was
OF the most troublesome on the whole hne IN the
construction OF the road. being neal benl III tho
EsOpus Creek aud the soil slippery clay The hliing
aid out iulO creek about as fast as II was put n
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
ii. Behrens, of 131 First-ave., sells Colgate
Co.'S laundry soap. The standard article =.
M1RRTEU.

DOTYWESrAt tho residence OF the brides parents East
orange, ~ j. wednesday. September 49, 1888 by tho
Rev. george :. Webster William h. D0ty, OF Bloomfield.
N. j.. and Harriet Ii. West.
SALE-TERRY-At tho Central NJ. r. Church, septcIh-
Der l6 by the Rev. b. Chadwick. d. D., Wcsey D. Hale,
of RondoIlt N. Y. TO Flora f. Terry. OF this city.
HALSEY-DAVIsAt the residence OF ths brides parents
on Wednesday, September 10. 1855. by the Rev. A. w
Hasey assisted By 20 Ioy. John Mckinney Meiine w.
nasey 70 Lizzie L. daughter OF Isaac Davis esq., all Of
Elizabeth, n. j.
TIEL-sA DEAU- September 10. a: the Presbyterian
Churcl. Matteawan the Rev. Walter scott Brown of
WoodbOurne assisted By the Thonas the
Rev W. III. Ferris q. d. Arthur r. Tel NJ d.. and Lizzie
Hart. daughter OF Mr. Joseph n. Badeau
AU notices Of marriages must 30 iadorsel giH fal!
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
A WEDDING YESTERDAY.
Miss Sarah J. Armstrong, daughter Of Mrs. D

MISS SafaIl j. NfHIsITUHR, UdIRHIUI UI MI II
Rinda was married to William Tucker Boggs last even
ing at No. go West Fonrth.st.. by tho Rev. Dr I.
Raco nssised by the Rev. Robert T. Sadlier. cousin OF
the bride. NJ. L. Palmer was the best man The ushers
w,ro Dolph q. Sparks and George 3. Houston. The
bresmafis were Miss Dora Armstrong ana Miss Lizzie
r. Fnck being dressed In pink satn ana the other
In white silk Tue bride white corded silk trimmed
with point lace, with little veil fastened with whito
roses KotArt sader gave the bride away. The bridal
mir after trip to Niagara Falls. Will live NJ Wesor,
N j. The guests included Mr.. and Mrs NJ. c. Rckerson,
Miss Roggy Mss Hattie Boggs, Mr. aud Mrs s Middle.
Ton Miss Middleton, Mr.. and Mrs J. Simpson, Mr.. aud
Mrs j. Berry, OF Mt Vernon; Mr.. and Mrs Martin. OF
Freehold N. j.. Mis-. Hende Mr.. and Mrs s. T. SLATER,
Miss My Slater, Miss Woods, Miss Morse. MT and Mrs
g. H. Gibson, DR.. g. II. YOunRs, Dr. Iliiiiard. t. W.
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs g. - Parks and Miss PAXTON.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED.

ALBANY, Sept. 1.-THE following certificates
OF incorporation filed to-day The Tultepic Mining
Comrany prirclpal office at NowYork, capital stock
81 OOo the objects are explore for aud to mine,
reduce and sme orc OF gold. silver eopper lead and
other metals 10 purchase reduce aud market and sell
the ores thereof ETC.. tho United states Amusement
Company principal office at Dunals capital STOCK
foreign or domestic plays and the carrying on Of a
general theatrical business.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
REPuDIATION IN GUATEMALA

GUATEMALA, Aug. 24.-In an interview pub
lishcd in La ESteid dc Gua,,Daa, President Barras
the successor II Bnrrios defends his action n suspend
ing the payment OF certain debts due from the Govern
mont by saying that when ne came into Office he found
the treasury empty anl the Government resources ny
pOthecatrd for years to come Ito says that he could
have the Government OF the Uuited states did IN
The cy war; flooded the country with paper money but
he prcferred smpy 70 resort 70 cmnOrary ropudlalOn
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

and fair weather prevailed The IA ne
Lake region and Ohio Valley elsewhere was slmost
stationary. The movement of tho barometer here
was upward curing the clear weather. Tho tcmpora.
ture RANGED between $50 and 74o tho average 003is
oelng 0ao lower than the corresponding day last
year and 27so lower than on Wednesday.
Slightly warmer. fair weather and light southerly or
westerly winds may expected n this city and yici.
y to-day; fair partly cloudy weather and almost
stationary temperature Saturday
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
ART EXHIBITION IN GERMANY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Department Of
State has just received from Mr. Pendleton. tho Amer
Minister at BorlIn copy of decree announcing
that grand exposition of the works Of living artists
foreign and domestic, will be held In tho German capt.
tai from May until october, 1856. The Royal Govern
ment will use literally this opportunity for tho pur
chase works of for public collections The Acade-
my of Arts undertakes tho OF the usual freight for
bringing and returning all productions which may be
admitted to the exposition but each artist viii not be
allowed TO bring moro than works of the Same kind
for exhibition. The transmission of exhibits must be
made from the 1st 70 the 31st OF March, 1880.