The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1866, Page 5

RISTORI. First Representation ef Phwdra. Ristori appeared last night in Racine's tragedy of Phaedra. Much was expected from the great tragedienne in this diffcult part, and the expectation was not disap- pointed. A more splendid piece of acting has rarely been witnessed upon the American stage. Premising that the subject of the tragedy bas nothing to attract, but everything to suppress, any sym- pathy which the audience may feel with the leading character, the superb acting of Ristori overcomes in a great measure the repulsiveness which an unnatural passion must necessarily inspire. It is difficult to con- ceive anything more horrible than the story of Phwdra's unboly love for the gon of her husband, -or more terrible than the jealous hate which prompts her to denounce him to his father, and cause his banishment, and death. But, as the ancient poets haye created thie monstrous fiction, and the great French dramatist, Racine, has given itto us in a mew form which demands the genius of a Ristori or a Rachel to interpret it in the intenaity that can alone make the picture faithful, we can overlook the -horror of the conception in the perfection of its rendition. The impersonation of Phaedra by Ristori suggests a com- Parigon with that of Rachel. It was the great part -of the latter artiet, the one upon which, perhaps, her dramatic’ reputation was chiefly based. The Phedra of Rachel was terrible, that of Ristori issublime, Rachel's Phwdra sought to influence the man upon whom her love was fixed, as it were, by the magnetism of her nature. She did not condescend to use any of the persuasive powers with which women aasail the heart they seck to win, The Phwdra of Ristori is more like the woman, which nature and not art has created. In the scene where she avows her love for Hippolytus, she not only appeals to him in passionate language, but lays her hand affectionately upon his shoulder with a fond and delicate caress that almost changes his cold repulse into @ warmer sentiment,’ which is instantly repressed when he remembers that the beautiful and impassioned suitor is his father’s wife, and the love that she lays at his feet is incestuous and abhorrent. This is ‘one of the finest passages in the play, drawing out Ristori’s greatest power, and equalled only by the scene in the (irst act where Phadra involuntarily declares her Jove for Hippolytus to Enone—hesitating to declare the name of the object of her passion—the denunciation of her confidante in the fourth act, when remorse over- whelins her, and the grand finale, in which her confes- sion to Theseus of her false charges against his son pre- codes ner death. From this brief allusion to the thread of the story, which is not unfamiliar to our readors, it may be seen how little sympathy there is with the cbaracter of Phadra; yet Ristor! invests it with an absorbing interest, which overcomes the repulsiveness naturally attached to acharacter in itself unuatural and abhorrent. In Medea we have many scruples in the way of our sympathy with the character to overcome, In Elizabeth wo find vanities indictiveness to palliate; hypocrisy and cru- attribnte to hereditary failings. In Mary Stu- art the sufferings of the martyr overshadow the sinsof the erring woman, In Judith the sublime self-sacrifice of the patriot covers the crimo of the murderess; but in Phwdra there is nothing to redeem her from the stain of the most degrading passions and the basest subterfuge to which a cowardly and evil nature can resort. And yet, with all this, Ristori wins the sympathy of her audience for the heroine of the story, and commands the tribute of applause again and again as each terrible scene is enacted. Although there are two or three parts which might be claimed a3 leading ones in this tragedy, Ristori, of course, absorbs the greater portion of the interest; but we would not be just if we did not give credit to Signora Cottin’s rendition of Enone, upon which a good deal of the best potnts of Ristori’s acting in the principal scenes @epends. it was in every respect equal to the occa- sion, and worthy of unqualified praise. From the re- ception which Phasdra met with last night its repoti- tion, of course, become necessary. Those who have not econ it have in reserve the enjoyment of one of Ristori’s ‘grandest efforts. NAVY BULLETIN. Joseph A. Smith as ron and paymaster of Tho United States steamer Captain W. R. one Bee from and Lis- 20, and sailed the next for the American Toland of to look after miterests in that region. ‘Sa the Gulf Squad- BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. ‘Taz Coesareame Sindee Chi itied Gain tin nguin called ‘ap before United States Commissioner Newton yesterday. Counsel for the defence stated that be had not yet bea the itary matter for which he was pn gs he Commissioner ned tye tase, wait ie ia ean watens ou ‘be made of it by the Grand Jury. Recovegy oy Wartcums axp JEweiny Attxcep 10 Have Bren StTOLEN.—A young woman named Mary Harris, a arth Senin See Ot et Ser oe ‘atrested yesterday with robbing her eg ie Poo f) ‘offence ni rerio i te commenot sia off he bad barns avenue, taking with her jewelry wied TNO ur M ce ee ‘the value of the aru- bears: bt to bave opty there little short of we young woman was arrested 4 & to thie clay examination before Justion Cornwell thi my wg mentioned, and also other articles of value are been stolen, worth ip all $800, were recovered by the Tue ‘Assassrnarep Poricewas.—Nothing additional has transpired in relation to the sasassination of officer John Hipwell, of the Forty-fifth precinct. The annougeement of the time of in a romerses'y pers, was incorrect, Tt will take p ce from i Souty Sound street Methodist Episcopal church this ‘afternoon. Ronsive ax Exraass Wacon.—About sevea o'clock last evening one of Anderson's exproas wagons was robbed of two trunks, valued, With contents, at $400, one of the Sevente street, ED. Atm Roosevelt street at the Sete et Tee arent, by oflore Langnn, of tp Yorly Atm precinct. NEW TERS TELL INTELLIGENCE, Hoboken, Taxowina Orr re Your.—The prohibition of the city authoritigs relative to the running of carson Sunday was i on last Sabbath. and by the railroad oonoany on last | ad that the police did not ithe order, und there Isa Fumor authori. ‘Tes will a os Tom the ‘youltion previously takes by them in the matter. Naw Uxivonw ron rue Pouce. —An order was lsued by the City Clork yesterday to Captain Donevan for the supply of ‘orms police, the dress to cousiet of an ore coat, mace ca fg | The city’ will furnish $2 towards exch suit’ Ine baiauce to be to be defrayed by the omicer Newark. Prat Estate Vaure,.—The total value of real estate in Ba sex county, as reported by the assessors of that county, is FAI. The-city of Newark reports 910,94 Or ; ngs. in wileh te situaied Liewellya ve reported ot ima Reviewer oF cc Haisna.-On Wednes tay afternoon the Essex county Grand Jury, previons to their discharge presented to Judge Haines, who retires from the bench at the close of the present session, x copy of complimentary resolution ‘The Judge respondes in neat end approprate remark, New County. Steps are being taken In several of the townahips of Easex county to petition the Legisinture at its nart session to form them into a new county, thus making Newark city a distinet county. The Legialata wat session refused to give city the right aod title manty NEWS FROM FORTRESS monaoe. Port nies inms Mownoe, Oct. 10, i The officers constituting the Soldiers’ Monument Huard which was organized f{een months ago to solicit cub us to locate a soldiers’ cemetery on the Penine tla. ty completed the 4, In which they have been greatly aided by Dx The fund con tributed to erect to the soldiers who felt during the Peny y, Le yen ment lar carmpatem and to defray the expenses incurred in aranging the grownde of the cemetery wore obtained from merobanis and benevete oie in the city of New York adel phin New Maven, in Boston and other eit ¢ It will he raul ing to the relatives 0 the fallow to lenew Chat rb, remains are reeting Wheve they cons) any Lime be reclaimed. . Ook 11, 1808 Professor %. RS arrived herw ee en rtiew wih Jefferson to-day, aud had a protracted nt Davie The Virgnia Al Conference of the Methed\s! Ep copal Chureh.South well meet in Norfoik on Novem ber PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. Major General John F Woot has been in town for!" pd “a few days, rece! bis friends at the Aswr iraetan Corning, of Albany, ia at the Fifth Avenye Hota NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTUBER. 13, 1868. AMUSEMENTS. Brondwny Theatre. The oMments, however adverse, seem to havo little @ffeet upon the theatres in which Maggie Mitchell plays ‘She has for years been @ prime favorite in the Metropolis, and her popularity appears to increase at -ery new engagement. The secret of her success lies in her ontire naturalness and her good sense of choosing parts for which she is fitted. Had she attempted what is known a8 the legitimate drama she would have rested so long under acloud that few persons would have recognized her Stellar position, and fewer still have conceded it to he Instead of essaying to talk fustian in blank verse, after the manner of the stately Roxana and imperious Statira, she elected less ambitious, bat far moro interesting, réles, She not only played, but became Fanchon, Little Barefoot and Marie, Her delightful freshness, charming naiveté, and captivating abandon made her peerless in this country in ber peculiar line of characters. Few of those who witness her efforts feel inclined to criti ctse her; for she is #0 sympathetic that criticism is out of the question, You apply rules to her no more than you froula to the captivating coquetries of the fair anonyma who has enanared your peace. You her as she and thank th Gods that she is not otherwise. W have seen most stage representations tame and tedious, play woman with their eyes, and laugh like school boys over her pathos and her drollery. We have not infrequently detected ourselves on the eve of exercising the lachrymal glance over some of her delicious bits of nature. No one can help confessing that she, above any other actress of the time, has the power of winning upon—almost mag- netizing—her audiences; and she fairly deserves to be regarded asthe most popular comedienne in the country. Last evening she appeared for the fifth time as Mari, in the Pear! of Savoy. Domestic dramas for the woek past, like theol ah novels, are insipid to the lant de- gree. The Pearlof Savoy is an exception, making up 1n improbability for wbat one might consider its right- ful inheritance of dvlness. The fair Maggie, howover, makes us forget the abanrdities of the play by her capi- tal rendering We laugh and weep with her, and ro. Joice at her final happiness—(Marie certainly deserves it after preserving her virtue under circumstances in which all the vestals would have failed)—as over that of a personal friend, whose trials and sufferings have made her more dear than prosperity had ever shewn. Thalia Theatre. A small but enthusiastic audienge assembled at this theatre Inst night to witness the representation of Die Marquise de Villette, one of Mre. Birchpfeifter's most famous preductions, The piay is so familiar to the German theatre golng public that it is quite unnecessary to allude to the plot. Miss Hesse undertook the title réle, In the scone in which she tells her aunt that she loves Bolingbroke, she was unnecessarily loud, forgetting that a great artiste can affect far more by a simpie movement than by the most violent vocal exeriion. However, she inter- proted the character well on tue whole, Mr. Haerting justified his reputation as Henry Bolingbroke, and proved that this réle is his forte, ‘Mr. Loimann, as Duke of Orleans lacked noblesse, Le failed to comvey the impression that the proudest blood of Franco flowed in his veins, and Mr. Klotz, as Uuke de Maine, was hardly in his element. ‘He se ted to forget that tho character whom be impersonated was lame ac ording 19 history, and, although an o°casional halt in bi {ble it was Impossible to determine w aether tl result of accident or intention. Mra, Aliifeld'’s Ma de Maintenon Incked the dignity ascribed by hints Uthat crafty intriguante; but her maid of be i selle Balbieu, represented by Macame Ried appreciated and warmiy received by the piece was, altogether, well put on the ela, : abiy performed throughout, There is a rumor that Madame Sebciler has withdrawn frac this theatre, and that she will appear with Mr. Dawison, at one of our fashionable thvatres, at the conclusion of lis present engagement. Park Theatre," Brooklyn. Notwithstanding the inclement state of the v eather Jast evening this theatre was attended by a fu! and ap- Preeiative audience, to witness the reproduction of Sberi- dan’s favorite comedy, “School tor Scandal.’ ‘The plut and interesting positions and incidents in this oft brut Popular play are too well known to noed comment. Mr. and Mrs, ¥. B. Conway sustained respectively tie char- acters of Sir Peter and Lady Teazle. Both represenia- tions were good. Mrs. Con’ Particulariy dixplaved, in her rendition of the character, 90 much wasura! . lece. In Viola Barrett’s personification ly did not exnibit her natural good talent, nor did sbe seem to comprehend the spirit or the hb of footing characteristic of her part. Mr. Parker as jing Dao ag 100 mechanical in his movements, and seemed ing from a chronic fear of facing the audience. Mr. re Wren's Mosos was a fearful buriesque on the members of the Jewist persuasion, and > se aad the Hebrow Hartz’s Magical Entertainment. Profensor Hartz, the celebrated Européan illusionist, since bis change of base from Irving Hall to Dodworth Hall, has been crowding tho latter place nightly witu appreciative audiences, who frequently durmg the en- tertainmenta evince the pleasure that they fee! in being deluded in the heartiest rounds of applause. Tho prin- cipal charm about Harta’s tricks is that, being performed in the very midst of the audience, those pre- sent are kept perpetually upon the qui rive to detect him ip his illusions, while the absence of ail that mystifying paraphernalia and surroundings. for which most magi- Freodiosi deen 4 renowned, but serves to make even his most ificant deception the wore int Most of the itaions of Mr. are easteeied Aries skiifal and iterous manner in which they aro por- formed, ohhem being dove under the very eyes of those in bis immediate 4 without the possible chance of detection. card tricks are inimitabie, and the trtet of the sliver cots bas mever been The miraculous sphinx stil! puzzies and ts bis an and the addition of several new illusions to the all attractive programme, fails not to draw crowded houses nightly. The Matinees To-Day. A grand Ristori matinée will be given at the French theatre this afternoon, Ristor) sustaining ber famous role of Mary Stuart. At the Broadway theatre Miss Maggie Mitchell gives ome of ber last represontations of Marie, the Pearl of Savoy, at a matinée, commencing at one o’clack and terminating at a quarter to four YM. The attendance upon Miss Mitchell’, performances during her engage- ‘ment has been ver¥ ample aud highly fashionable. The second ‘oward Vaul matinée opens at Irving Hal! at one o' chat. Mr, aod Mrs Figward Pan! will appear in a very brilliant programme, Ag their hamorous song, parlor acenes aud dramatic personal with Mr, Pyul as Napoleon the Third und Mrs Reoves. Tony Pastor's matinée entertainment will be given at his Opera House, in the Bowery, at the us day. The Robber King will be repeated, with all the other good pieces of a very ample bill, and tor's songs. At the New York theatre, Broadway, « matinee re prosentation, the only one, of the very successful can comic Opera, The Doctor of Alcantara, will be given, opening at balf-past one o'clock. Mr. Hartz, the illusionist, gives a matinee » Dodwortty Hall, commencing st two o'clock. He will repeat hi extraordinary Seats and exuibt the “Wondrous Living Heat.” Charley White's Minstrels and Combination Company are to perforia in & née at Bryauis Mec haniew Ball, cpening at bali-past (wo o'clook Masteal. The Park Commissioners annownee the! If the weather is fine there wil! be mu nthe Mali at the Park tt afternoon, commencing at three o'clock, by the Park band, under the lew of H. 1, Dodworth, The fot lowing |s the progra - e Haw Merete vnret ange bern Nt 3. Geatrey Doviworth . Foy Wee © Faust Doc worn hua trimunph in Bos ton eceved bie with enehure the prem vk of im ve (he bighest terme, With winch dinting fenore ae he and Bignor: Mazzolen te our mide progre 1 2 America will keop peco with any of the Kuropenn capitals The seventh Sunddy oon of the weagon will take place at Irving Mall to-morrow evening. Beethoven's symphony in D, No. 2, will be given by a nna Well known orehes Maiame Bertha Johannsen and Mowers, Heind’| and Coiby will aiso aesist im the eaneort ’ tw. C. Henry's ann take f “ evening at Irving Hall, MW Albott, one of our bewconcert singer; Mise hows Cooke, Mr. G Lockwood 804 other artists will appear on this wrcasion Rialevy's popular opéra comique, Let Muaquctatres d+ (a Brine, will be presented at the Thewtre Framgais (his averting for the secoud tim Midam Varian Motman, the vewtife’ ay! tatente pene, Of thin eity, wit give nie RL on thy 20a haat 4 with fe ely’ ‘9 well known artista, and wil! sing somo of her moat suc- ceasful songs on the occasion. ‘Tho Pauls arc attracting large audionces at Irving Hall. They have Americanized their programme to & great ox- ‘ent, and in singing and in comic scones they aro un-, Surpassed. Mr. Carl Anschutz will give bis second orchestral and Vocal concert at the Germania Assembly Rooms to- ‘The Richings Opera Company are at Pittaburg, Pa The Strakosoh Musical Alliance troupe are at Cleve. land, Ohio. Aconcert waa given by the Batoman troupe at Provi- POLICE INTELLIGENCE. mannan ‘Tax Piese Srars ww Cxume.—Pour little boys whose com. bined ages would not amount to thirty years, wore yesterday en gen Bie semen z , Miscellancous Theairicals. ep “pad Aw Orriciovs Fawa.s.—Catharine Hayos and Mary Clay- ton live ia Kast Seventeenth street. They are ucighbors, but they don't get along well together, Mrs. Clayton par ticularly cannot be content to witness the domestic manage- ment of her noighbor, but constantly tntrudes much advice thatis superfluous. Mrs, Hayes, who ia Irish, and conse- quently perfectly independent, resonte the kind oilices of her Mr. Charles Dillon closes a very successful engagemont in Memphis this (Saturday) evoning. He comes direct to New York for the purpose of superintending the pro- duction of King Lear, Louis XI., Othello, Macheth, Richard IIL, and other legitimate plays, in which he will appear during his engagement of six weeks at t bor and t if t to take f Broadway theatre, commencing November 5. beg a ge ye they, wy beaten Po Fee Wee. Rintacs: (aaman: ond: Ads) commented an Pasion by on Phuratay night Me Clayton with “ae * Mra, 0 wi ‘one engagement at the Louisville thoatre on Monday last. | good ‘A Mf pres ‘oon: to hor nego he Deouliar The Husban Advantage: od of dials wi Moshend for an Hour sad the Young Actrem were | stscunion ‘ree: tke tony ehietel wo cated herons tho opening pisces, Business and lot other peopto's alone sot all the Aery blood of the Clayton boiling within her, Providing herself with « crockery bowl sho hurted it In the fase of the enemy witl ing ore ™ ware shivered to pieces against the frontal bor aie dome severe damage. The laiter sent her ‘hee foe rel Fae erg ay A Miss Charlotte Thompson commenced an engagement at the new Memphis theatre on Monday evening Inst, Phe Hanion Brothers are performing at Indianapolis, Ind. Miss Mary Giadstane announces the presont as her last weok at tho National theatre, Cincinnati. Lucille Western is filling her second weok's engage ment at Wood's theatre, Cincinnati, Laura Keeno is at McVicker’s theatre, Chicago. Boothroyd Fairclough commenced an engagement at the Detroit theatre on the 8th inst. He played Richelieu on Tuesday evening last, Miss Virginia J. Howard as Julie De Mortimer, Tho Florences are playing a second woek'a successful . Tue Youna Suorurrxn—Four ee Acaiwat Him—Tianaison, THe AcuaoKD RecKiVeR,—Severs| down towa merchants who have been victimized by Solomon Sebrumm, the juvenile shoplifter, whose arreat was pre- viously reported, yesterday appeared before Justice Dowling at the avd proforred complaints against kim, At the Same time they charged Henry B, Harrison, who keeps Places at Now. aud 119 Brondway, with receiving the are’ oMoleh. "the, following’ named. gen Hemen roade afldavite against the prisoners:—Mr. septi engagement at Pittsburg, Pa. mals ve Ko ork man mreek: Lowe a 4 omen a1 \ nm knives orth geo; Will M. La Ne ao Helen Western is at’ Lowell, Masa. Tho playa an- | hs", ures, woith 2a Willam M’ Toasoa, ow 26 a1 lounced for Thursday evening last were the Corsican | gene Bissell, © Beokraan atrent, three dozen pocket knives, vained at $00 a Hurkeashaw, 20 Cli atreet, twenty: Brothors and the ee THE B' DUDLEY WILL CASE. ‘each i, In eating the kent ohmmplain’ d ing commit for trial in Indgted thief iw wees w York, and lives 1 . Marrisoa is an No. 140 Grand treet, He aun TROY CONRESPONDENCE. Troy, Oct. 12, 1865 One of the most interesting law sults now in pro- gress through tho courts of this State ix the Dudley Will Caso at Albany, Legally, morally, socially and finan- cially, it secures attention from all who have any know!- n odgo of it, as welt as from the nuwerous and highly respected parties interested in the disposition of a large estate. of Blehmond, va., Jenion Mis guilt ir pries for the p: “ oncanl the kni 4 wore in conet prepared t ondants, but tt was deamer Fe taken ax witnesses Fou Ouaurrr.—For some days past a iad y Harrivon, fourteen yearn of age, haw eral merchants, with what purported to be @ ganuine lotler, rotting forth that his father had died from Aprma: named Wm. J waited upon se the effec: of injuries received atthe fire ia Rast Thirteentt street, on the 2id ultimo, nnd left a large family entirely dew: ‘The letter bore th ls, Prost Tne eminent counsel arrayed before the Surrogate, the questions involved and the amount in controversy, as well as the private history of family rivalries aad he signature of Andrew Joaloustes excited by the hapless condition of the testa: | Wiotennton ype eee yoo P and trix, an aged and infirm lady, burdened with property | peoventea, believing it to Le gen rom 85 le and worn out by the enirewies and finportanitics of | * and siugng them was Dis, Kdward Gridin, of 6b anions relatives, the influcnce brought to bear by her | Piisue street. Ife muasequentty learned that the boy wars an servants and agents in the production of the will incon. | UNPater wad that the Jettor as. ® Lorgery ‘ arriagn troversy, the growth of her colored servant from being a Pela” Gee uanh 4 walter at ber table tobe her of ness,’? with ou free ebarge and entire 1 ° $609,000, ad Who has got pos on of most of it; the mental condition of the pers whodived alone tm her house with ber twenty years after the dvath of her turhand, the L Charice” k. Dudley, ai one time Mayor of Albany and United States Senator cotemporary with Martin Van Huren; the extensive (amily connections among the olt | Dutch; Indeed, all the surroundings of this case tend |) to wake i¢ cotable in the legal anmals of tho Btale, Uhe case is now in the Supreme Court, on appeal from tho order of the Surrogate 0! Aibany county, Hon. israei Lawton, admitting the wilt to probate. From (he ree cords of the Surrogate's Court and the two thousand Folios of tee: mei 4 taken before him, [ ato enabled to present some Of the leading features of the ca» Biandina Dudley, the testatrix, died at hor home in Abang on. the Sth day of March, 186i, nged nearly ty years. Sho tone a. will (the one in controversy), money ally wo fifty vents iriffin made « complaint agatn 5 Linivge from him the avi $5 by means or representations. J Dow bing ¢ ed them for trial ia default of BL a. Th fs examtaation Harrison ma met Joh Loar 620 Keaat Thirteenth wtrect, and he wanied tae Lo go wh town, ocd trent down town and met him; and dnd me the paper and told ime to go into the stores arnt with it which T did, and le took the money ons on, otcand bor. aad Lures, ot No. 5 erkine, who is hicty-one yeare 41 540 Kast Thaleton kaow noting at all of the charge.”’ ho Per rite ways, ot ouaur Peaction—Steacise 4 Paws Tice. —William Mayor ot No. 2% Bayard street, and Joho Tomermot are oud ntanoes and have been on quite intimate terms, Not lung since William, being skort of fands, pledged bie gold breastpin and «ome articles of clothing, the tiekot for whlel hy 1869. Anite Hobert sitar and | hn teitin is he te A dap ou wo Ao Jotin, ee chanied. tward KE. Kendrick ‘were nouiuated exceutora. iy a | [j0ethe Dawn tekot from bis friend Mayor, and codicil daied the 24th of Aucast, 1400, overt H. Pruyn, | (we bwelon aind tor sa exesealumy small aout ponent | the democratic candidate for Lientenani Goveruer, oy a comets gt ceny bei pyeceree against Jobn, was also nominated an executor. Seren yours | he was oftoer of the First precine,, and Jus: Defore Mra Dudley'a denthe the estate wae | tice Dowling lou-t4 hien wp for trial, in default of ball. ‘tho stolen goods will be recovered. UupeseteuneT rane Berman, » man employed as 0 clerk fo the firm of Roseneldt & Anson, liquor dealers, 12% Grand street, was charged yesterday by Mr. Rosen feldt with embezzling monay to the amount of $10 which he had been rized to collec eae =: Berman was shown to be worth $650,000, when it passed from the hands of her regular agent, Hon. Thoma W. Olcott, of Altany, and wont under the control of the colored ser vant spoken of, Wilkam A, Dietz. At her death ihe estate Was found to consiet of real cetats in Alvany mostly, valued at only avoat $120,000. What bad become of (ne estate was the question Mrs. Dudiey was known to have eves Niberal) and to have graven her name on the “Dudley Observaio: by ap endowment. She was known to yield exsily to the entreatios of her numerous relatives, rome of whom were in moderate circumstances, but her annual income could do all that without depleting the evtate—and the FS car still ggcnrred, where had the property gone to? ‘he colored agent. Detz, and the counsel, Hilton, ap- pear to be the only persous who knew, ‘and ‘hey ure tho principal witmewses to bagi Me the will, i shall not attempt even a synopsis of the testimony. 0 samming op of counsel tor 4 elation io unite Roamxa 4 Onvncn Frvce.—Yesterday morning a little boy about nine years of age, by the uame of James Harvey, was brought int the Esser Market Police Court witha perch basket strapped on his shoulder, tm which he had half ‘2 donen ot more irow spear bende which be hed broken off from the fence of Fourteenth street Presbyterian churah, When be attracted the attention of the offoer by whom he was 6 war on his way to ® ju 5 auras! ae hough you ie whumpers when Ms heart that bore nim ap without was sent back 0 await aa 68. Eancr Crosina.-Oder Quinn and Owen Grimth ebarged Dison Garrett yesterday, before Juatioe Kelly, with throwing stones against their window. Complainants keep « dry store in Third avenue | It ta tuted that the nor used ee in company with from Aftern to twenty others, and of Albany and Yroy; and (hat « third branch family, namely, ihe Brinkerhod, of "albany. had beew | the object uf ration was because of complain. entirely overlooked and for, both in her gifts aud joning ula na" al in tho will beiore the es Smyrna st fs the wat oft Instr eure ‘uous $a0. “Justice Kelly ald. Whe novused to answer CITY INTELLIGENCE. Samitany.—There was but one ease of cholera reported in this city yesterday, the meme of the victim being Catharine Hunter, residing at @ Mulberry street Burial permits for this cane and for Jane Carrol mes ntreet, were alo ued be reen from above Teport that ihe cholera irtuslly disappeared from the cay vom Oc Pom Deranreert—lorosae Banams.—By » apertal resolution of the Common Couneit show that it is better to be agent than principal, ad- Ministrator than heir, aa the world goes But where is the valance of the property’ By the wil! now in euntroversy, Mis, Dudley vives ber sliver and plated ware to her nephews and nieces, excent R. GB Miller, of Otiea, and Sarea B. Tee of Diep, who are cot off for some reason, or by reavon of some of the or tu OL tunumerable whims, oddities, idiosyneracics and nvane 7 " detusions whian the old lady is shown to have been pos. | that body sferted the old Volunteer Vite Depart- sensed of im her lattor days; alvo ber apparel, diamonds | meut badge to Commissioners Floyd. TF. Fieida and Itieh P.M Abell, tase Clark of the Hoard of Fire Commun number of du wid, and these will be dau touted ames on who belonged ty the old = persopal’ ornament: with the sau exceptions am ve. iiwsu B, Miller, of Uv w 10,000 to Mra. Milson, of New Jersey. 000 to Rev. Henry Stanley's children. },000-to Ixebelia Forbes, her serv en! 1/0000 Etzabeth Van Vroonan, hier 000 to William A, Heitz, colored servant and a ent! $12,000 to several churches and evcietios im A)au $20,000 to the Dudley Obeervatory, The remainder of the estate ix divided between Mom, Bilzaberh Tibbits, of Albany, ondgMrs, Horae Seymour, of Utica. fhe merito Fire Deparcment ornare lwrnovaxants. —The following ts alist of contracts, Didy for wiieh ware opened at the Stree Department you terday — Viegeing Third avenue, between 110th and 120th streets, awarded to Hugh H. Moore, at 61,72 62; tagging Dopty-sttth strect, Dewween wiath and Se enth avenues, to i naldcon, at $701 75; Gagging inight street, from Nddson street tw North river, to Jeremiah Maboney, at ceet, between Third and In April, 1863, (be execntors offered the will for proe | 146 th Lagging Biaty second aire between ‘gins Surrogate of Albany county, © ot (or the | Fifth avennes to David Donsidson, a: $705 @. Sagging snd Sats veing R. J. Hilton, Clark B Cochrane, Joho Curw and guiter in West street, between Chambers vorter, Bow Of the Court of Apy bench, Hamiton MeNaity, at fag Harris, aud -amuel Hand, of Albany and muiier in Laurens strvet, bmtwon rents, 19 Michael Mi Mra. Elizebeth Brinkerhot of \ibany, rerviving eter f ston Of Mrs. Dudley, one Of the contestants, appewted by ber > Ay. counse’, James Foreyth, of Troy; Lyman Tremain and $1.46 th, fageing wroapd Muyvesent square Henry Smith pe wisie Tiatriet Arte Vig ak SOE: teasing x "i one ott eater J) gutier tones in Ld at between Fourth avenue and Mire, Sar B. ‘PbbIts, ‘aise one 01 piewtn aut vr owen in Id rm Dour =| « ents -] abrosd ja Europe, appeared b Beach, of Troy Tra Shaffe Seventy-niath wtrents, nd regeiing eurh aod Third Fourth of Atlauy, is B the +o consumed in this case be fore About three the Surrogate of the case w peal, and will ext at $10, to David Babever, at 1 Maine wpeare fern, on tne ay wert winter fds of a special administrae nany.—This institution, looated as Ligation, whiek La Penedway, seer Shinty Of0b atreet bas ) bern In awyere Be gu reued wader (he aneplors patronage of on associa. nd Kawaed F oy ool 4 medies! men, for the jase of sufferers who hi 4 wholly uncared for—aamely crippled children—to ease raitowe herers the then of merchants cme 4 nt jadgmen! against them in f nit and agent, leity, of over ¢ ea! admiaistrator and the exec 000, and + bave dit . ree Upon society, §=No salaries who te eutitied t@ the Posen the property while | are yids 0 othe offewrs ‘wr tir care te < and unde Whe courte. wt | the jarnit . the edmie Mr. Hance ‘ have 1 i present ai s There wronsic. display ahing phyalow tile profiad Yor 1 y # arent 1 collating of te erroat ran Pouce —The following the Poll Department fc dence (bat (he im 7 W/), and Urawa as ebe devired Pee Toad oneal + however, regaried (hat paper ae addi. ‘eR Ronen : si Wie, Budley wae incompecent . A boy, employed « ud «0 considered by ret and : f, apd they held that «he wee ine ely and ber hand guided 'n writing the paper wi wey from the thi cet non £ = Alene all que ion Tomy games the tial, b ey aydinet tout sem eyed ANCEROUS ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE #108 Htigant wilt a» tk my Wa prime Ow Toraday ten vogean, of % Monee 1 ie ri - me Me | net, wee » with s howe by John Money, sad Fr ae augerousiy 0 the fase, bewkles which he was bediy onvered ta hia td THE PHILADELPHIA CANARD. The Papers Ketw Forwarded ty the r terett President 4 Tyvestiontion tobe Made tote ite beaten o the y Pogeae we » a critics coe Coronet Nawmann whine fern degeenion Pre he Pubive L e made wurmia, Oot 12, Tse viger Wee Cathed Vigor oto the origin of the columns on Thursday The proprictor of ons tpve tigation derpatch which peared im ite the questions alleged by the President © th i) mes of ey All the x... deapatch, the orgies! papers, grounds hn the pom fl o was based, bare been Washington for submission Ww Prendemt ' ved ome fel w the ard ome oy seer] ot that yore tt, Whewey ri fe warded. d Johnson, ona went ae — #98 turned bar’ ane ot, coming oe chp said, f have your life) © #08 pone wall ihe ©. Oct, 12, 1880. Toe | wie hove 7 LI “e The B « Plener es ms = aber , b his tet or day aternonts || bend Injen yo injuries ane en ond ont ng and wont t me sat ont; be maltreated uw. taken to a drug atore, aad afterwards to wy ho left cheek; be then P.sowed wim, and athe Yyes teen ‘Tho case was submitted to the Jury, who renderod he verdict That Cornelius Duggan came to his Rail to the bande of Sond Hussey, on the i twentydhree yours of ope tot ceatiinal tatont’ A warreat’ wen se the arrest of Hussey, WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE . A Casco Sorcoxp.—A four year old gon of Dr. Meu ed for at Pordiam, was badly scalded yesterday by & Kettle of boiling This expected that Ling water bain, A Lorrie Gias 8: ecoldentally thrown upon will recover, oro v0 Drata.—On last Monday toe daughter of Mrs Jacobs, at Melroce, wae scalded to death rs drinkiog boiling hor coffee from the nding upon the store mot a The was a bright hildy four yeas acTiOy @ A SEA “CUTAN AGAINST THE OWNERS OF & VESSEL refused, when be brow ft an Supreme Cour Chambers. Before Jutgo Clorien Oot. 12.—~ Windsor 08, Duncan ant wher cane wi he being away nearly two years from tie defeudaats, who wore (he master of ‘The case was sent larit and Mr ade to set Ve Hilgation, wo of the dete: finntley opposed, of the vi Payment —Plainti® ia this jeasel which took a voyage to China, On hiv retura he claimed ome |, during the twas Ferover tie money. referees, when they reported int favor of plaintiff, “Culowing hint #100, ‘aaide' the udgme and reserved tila decision. At Gimbrede’s, | 5 Ww to perfe ion, w A Wer wor MA wt ding Cards voleaade pricda, ME JU rd SLIn, MAMMAIGL and Tmporisd goods A mot nt On the grow ta died duriig te progres After hearing @xJudge Dean tor Judge Clerks S72 Brondw Fojurions Pn 1 BALM AND ay od at VATOR. 863 Canal streot and druggiata, Bend for ctreule At Wm. Everdell's Sonn, 1¢ 1 Fulton Street WPDDING GaieDs. igatans St A Very Stylis a Husigess Suit. from 35 to $40 Sacks from $lb New xoods tor cvderod work. Mod erate charges, COLARICE, HY and 114 William stree All Nauseous , Medicines Taken by Using DUNDAS, D as 0008 SORE CAPRULLS. Soll by 4 Dr. Sc Now York. ‘eng eae De. cures Rupture solicited Di Dysentery and dragyisca awd iggiots gener. Married by Dt onto: Ail wi he. lave W Sake " id One ALLE) tively restores uty, stipe bs , Sour phynigian, 3 broadway tehetor's. fry Pali tory, 8 Barelay piation to ne Cough Call and ad Hants & BROTH eT q ay baico Us ort ug Ul, keeps Sold « ARAL ioe Oungirar color ated: pe head clean. ate and mt ra LEVALUI I, i) deny tA Tinie Pre. nartent Dy tan atrect And keep the fibres always trom Manulacturod, sold wad ir. Olon eons! Fi seen In france iin; panngnes lmpre ates trom Parig with ne wee boos, Aatin and Kid lj Poltah and Boot wilt atte a Voce Marriage and Collbac Abeta He EH The Rest in Fmless, relinbie, iast oo Lh te m8 Boks 2 canoes ‘ourth avenue aud G8 Lal: by oua of romenade aoe which ae of remedy for all diseases uring the process of teething, —{ whiny Jeu Naver Keown io fai dmothed aad felief ts the child. Cu lates the vowels. bottle es vann Information ¥@ K, CLAYTON, 10 Wall etreet, New York i cents of Gold with which children. ar t the ‘oa of bag) int Cn Ml >t ea athenl en office, Dd. « hildeen's © © ‘lothing . ite Marries =e ie iia) principal 14 Niath atewet, where the Doctor may be ee wn aOR Ota" mat bor way, Yor ae ‘and partion; reat colle and and Silver 16 Wall stenet, N. Prizes Paid | highest rater paud aure mean Hewerd Assosation wo regu. “The Best “Preparation of its Kind Ean test” BURNETT'S ORIENTAL National Review to etmtiee Wf Tie Mowe MACHINE COMPANY. Oa Broad ‘The Ginger tt watae Family Sewing en eZise freckios, be iascruse ICATED BOK lowe and mans ine No. ae tecture Bueure upon (ne waia. os pent: €s toetip i effectually the UMIENTAL CREAM bas. ‘ou Sewing Paghines - o EE, 1 Ane wr SHIPPING NEWS. atsnee 0D SEE Venen-sEee Oot TOOTH WAAL sears nt The Basgdfichmens, of ane o marer’ at Hinde, Rome Pe wonm Keown, Lemten lomo & Maat, Prithamgeon oo Neynater, Mera we ai wand, Kempton, Newrnatir, Ueb—J W Me hip Ches Lating Vow Magen, Han Vranciee—0 Ouen eek hip Jere Thumprow Kennedy, LivepcelSemk Thomp ror gham (Hem), Jurgresen astwerp Ht Jobe, Sh Wide & Goin oak (Be), Wilkive, Lendow—t, 0 dinwete le Bu 7; on 1, Gang, ie aD he rab, !mceaonviie ure, hansen te os wr T Geary, Cont Ameriews, Mean Cherieaton sariestoen ®t 1 Metre Tepper & Bowtie ew: tale Wrage . » on en ‘ Arrived. we’ elle (He, Glentell. Landon Rep Wh vie Tho ter td HE pence nge oo iat, Ar, peered virarel Meomabip Dingo, Mherw ret Puriiaed, wih wit “ye spetaes Rog tr . rohiee ber Det at Meett wen sort tor We * ede are ee fiche Pampa, fobose, Yoelee, 4 dda, yt apace, (6 Anew ox 4b 0 Adams. deme, Goorgevwwa, DO, for Bow ‘dobe Bichardeon, Toompenn Machias 2 taye deur $F Rrocks, Brooks, Fall Biver seb Tubbell, Soper, Providence Soh ight. Sf Pa ek bees Marine Disasters. 2 Amanonere (ir), Owens, (ron Ponan: (or Pesan town, was totally wrecked fat inst The mas ant miactaom were loat See news ne Sam Peay sraek by (ar to the Brazilian gw as ernie a on A a ek (or the United Misiea tranaport serwiee late Cor What goverumen was sent from = for the Spanish toot off Callas, Amertoaa uiuiser, aud doully sold to the Brmeiiiaa premns aval, Suty Sneeting Sean, from Liverpool for Bastport, before Teported, was abaodone i sept 4. Suir Hare at han Fragoiseo Nh alt from New Yor, re- ports baying experianced | ay v of the Cape, berg Among lochorgs and Seating fo» for 11 suoseselve faye; aw “nt ion th 1h, got late olde of tom, sol Jolng other dauuage; woat tami {repaired lemporwrily Haus #area, which arrived at Son rane sept te New York, exp to las PFN a whole way, and reovived! other damage Bane Maxrus K Locauses, Holloway. {rom Havana for diabeons, a ow New York, Oeth wit taieht ly to (ow eastward; at widoight rather mor bat af blawing tremetdousty. and the wind backing 10 Ube orth ward, wit!) a tremendous tom, se. the Einen tay anit, to uy and Keep lier head w tho sea, at 4 AM of the Qhthe Voasel gave one iremen Leh, eutirely ber wlf forwart, carry abi"! nto Tybee Gils iat tna for at LJ h imat fos repa! paving weatloneed «cover palo irom UB. ne whieh lost mainnast, Corotp. 1 cqused the veese! to leak, d repair dav. ou tae Balama twin Bare Baas (ela ed with mahogany and om the Florida nud a Seum Pawou 8 teolm, put lay ot at Com Mew Yor for Aj oat leaking about ‘io Hohim Cor Mabie be « hatres, baw seem names unknown, put lito Ke 4 diatrens Miscellancous. st contin The staan pe Arie Wont priar ty of Fortaw Prive, tor ape ¥ Fof aquace unged vessels, ont ward bound. ase at ao » ter wer tmy The nteons. shipa Saravoma, (9 erpool, passed « Armani Sakn loan of Roatan, lot at Bod, X. mud the City Of 0 it the Mook rdry morting not steamer Slverktam, North Carulina, te bla, for Lave “ follow, ‘e008 Mane are V0 and Phemse New York sa w etiemt order, and was worth at Oe | ii oy SramuKn ant carga, before renorted at KK has beoi Mbelled far slaty ve per cont ark and cary will be Londed, and proven, their destination. ‘The claim (or salvage will be heard about the oth oF November Notice to Mariners. The Slate Departinent haa rvoelved tie following antiap Laue hy the Novy Department of Doamach, “mp ktme Uy sud whieh is as follows —That the light Trimdeba, at Kobbergranden and at A t have bitharw been withdrawn from thei " from December Night vente Tio Mareh I, i and Laso Keud. be kept at theur ie year ervued as bi as the io f ier that all the sal light vewsots, elim rom try tive ty leave their stations, « 9 wpleend eo soon as Airvumelasees will slow Whalemen. Arr at New Bodfowt 10h inst, eehr Union, of Prov tows. maith, Atlanta Ocean, with 7) bide sp and WG? ipo ot Spoken, de. aSbinStesolute, Hote (rom NYork for Kesagews, Aug My bhip Cabads Wyinan, f (or Bosom 10 ue ae syne rom Bhiekts oy ne dete, hip New World, from Liverpool for NYurk, Rept Blab “Wark eo Kingman, from Pronters, Max, for N You, Owe 7, @uilles W of Prpiugpen Nhoale ” im, Whi Tre tis me Porgy be Jone Maes, fi Senrohere, ing anti Soh Sor 'N Tork f ea y Soom, AF abe] the Almoor Raver, Mn iy A 7 OR, Ort —Pat in, steamer Ploneer, Chapman, N York for Co betting Heol = Arr bark Bolivia. Whiiebersy. MY orb; K to, Oat ® Golden lead “e Boras, ‘ork: Sd. bark Savanwal, Hapenay, estes. "at Ure ae Wilhiame 4 Dominion, Kampen, New pAtoaarsins, Kept Sid O1 Barer, Sept 26—#id Artingtoo, Ragtiewt, ¢ Baswenser's, hops 1b Art Adler, Weae, and Poandaany, NY paid Mat Mal. lobar Ovire, fan Pranctacy, , Rept avid A aminger, Seeuken, New * Ang Bole barks Damon. " iver, for Si Evelyn, Jewel Blasiboo, Lowery, for NYork w tg. Angostura, Butler for N¥ork, Campure, Kept te id Kuger, 8 \ cate Caowsant, rept EArt (emehat, Chandler NV ert (be: fore reported arr Bh), Bid it, Kelle, Overland, aad Aduae, Neve, Howvm auworra Aug IS—Arr Hereld. Gardner, Bose t bg for Wonton): Un. ar Iitor, wend, Melber roported « 14 19h. Million Samual id from haneor A hat (mot Hept it). i B bark Permos, Yeughan, NYerts 0 Lawrence Brown. I Mt Lowey altar nano, Ava B—Bid Vrancte Milly. Gannton -B¥oee Om +014 brig EDrevedh Matting he obr Valera, Comat beng Ide Br), Grey, Nore Loner, Rept Bait Je Bre putM. Bape Ane wa 4, for a port north of Matera revione Wabluct, Mawonas! Put im Albert, Mele vn Lane opt Arr Apotener Diving, Seggberts, Now barr erbee Downe, Chae wort, ¢ queen Gea, Pd Lad eke [rote Mewes, wae lees Irom qaer ee MeKen for tanto, Mg, 5 dy and Ones. bioer frome Anthems, Da tran (# Coteatn, en. 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