The New York Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1866, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OUTOBER 14, 1866. pee sire ooo Chargé é' Affaires in the usual ap- ty ss carat ote. ~ ply SEE Claimante. A uumber of gentlemen representing claimants for indemnity from Eugiand waited to-day upon the Iresi- dent and urged upon him the mecessity of taking im- mediate action. The delay of the British government in responding to the just demands of our government was freely commented upon, and it is reported that the President expreased himself favorably inclined to their Views. It was suggested that a demand should be im- mediately made for indemnity withiu thirty days, with A threat thas in case is was not complied with, Canada should be seized and held as security for the payment of the claim. The political friends of the President here ‘are generally in favor of euch action as » question of policy, They argue that a foreign war would havea ten- dency to heal the bitterness of feeling between the radicals and conservatives. There ig no doubt that the Preai- dent considers the claim a just one, but dreads incurring the expense of a war from financial reasous. He is ‘anxious to reduce the taxation and restore the currency ag aoon as possible to a specie basis. At the same time the friends of a compulsory demand for Immediate sc- tion on the part of England in response to our demand for indemaity openly say that such a demand will sbortiy be made and an army ordered ta the Canadian border iu tess than eight weoke, Financial Matters. The amount of fractional currency received by the Treasurer of the United States from the Printing Bureau of tho Treasury in the week ending October 13 1s WASHINGTON. ms THE CASE OF OF "JEFF DAVIS. Why He Is Not Tried or Released. ‘The President Ready to Yield Him to t! Authorities on Dema: ‘HI8 PERSONAL COMFORT CONSULTED. Civil He Prefers Fortress Monroe Prison to a Virginia Jail. ‘CLAIMS AGAINST ENGLAN ‘The President Urged by Many Claimants yments of fractional currency authorized by to Take Immediate and Decided Spinner in the week ending to-day were as . —To the Assistant Treasurer of the Uulted States Action in Their Behalf. in New York, $100,000; to the Assistant Treasurer of ke ke. &e. the United States in Boston, $100,000; to tho United States Depositary in Baltimore, $75,000; to the United “tates Depositary ia Cincinnati, $100,000; to the United States Depositary. in Buffalo, N. Y., $82,000, and to Nationa! Banks, $233,000. ‘Total amount transmitted, $640,000, The amount of available funds remaining in the cash vault of tue Treasury at the close of business to-day is as fotlows :— . legal tender... National bank notes. ™ Fractional currency-—filly ceut notes, Twonty-tive cent note: ‘Ten cont notes,..... Five cent spoctmen enrrenc Wasttxeron, Oct, 15, 1868. The Case of Jeff Davis. ‘The Coilowing official correspondence relative to tho trial of Jeforsom Davis was made public this afer noon :— Exnective Mansion, Wasmnoros, Oct. 6, 1866. Sre—A special term of the Circuit Court of the United States was appomted for the first Tuesday of October, 1866, at Richmond, Ve., for the trial of Jofferson Davis on the charge of treasoa. It now appaars tuat there will be to session of that Court at Richwond duriug the pres- ent month; and doubis are expressed whether the reg lur term, which by law should commenca ou the fourth Monday of November next, will be held. In view of this obstraction and the consequent delay in proceeding with | phres coUt.. the trial of Jeflerson Davis, now pending in that Court, Unfinished and there beine, so far as {am informed, no good reason | ¢ (2 ; er the civil courts of th United Mtatex are not con; Silver. Five deer it proper to request your wilone to what far- ta hepa on (her steps, i! apy, ahould be taken by the Exec: ahah view to a epeedy, public and impartial trial of the ac . S Onl as ed according to the tution and laws of the | Tosh. 31650) United States, Tam, sir, The disbursements of the Treasury, on agcount of the yours, ZW JOHNSON, To Hon, Heyry Stannerry, Attorney Gencral. OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENBRAL ATTORNEY GENERAL'S Orrice, ) October 12, 1865. "4 and Interior Departments, during the week ag to-day were as follow#:—-War Department, ; Navy Departinent, $835,926; Interior De- partinent, $305,650. Total distursements, $4,015,317 84, ‘The receipts from Intornal Revenue to-day were $515,504. Yo van Paesiment:— Sie—1 have the honor to state my opinion upon the question propounded in your letter of the GU. as to what further tnay be proper or expedient to bo done by the Executive in reference to the custody of Mr. Davis and ‘the prosecution for treason now pending against him in the Circuit Court of the United States for Virginia, 1 am clearly of the ee that there is nothing in the present condition of Virginia to prevent the full exercise of the jurtadiction of the civil courts. The actual state < things and your several proclam: of the restoration of civil order, guarantee to the ci authorities, federal and Stace, immunity agatust mili contro! or interference. It seems to me that in this particuiar there ix no neces- rd Leaflet action on the Lee gl the Exec berg way of proclamation, I as Congress at the ate session the. Cire Court of the United at Richmond on the first Mouvltay of pats tor the fourth ' meaty, of November ix each year, authorized terms of that court Receipts from Dead Letters. ‘The Treasurer of the United States to-day recoived from the Postmaster General the sum of $5,105, which amount was collected by the Post Office Lepartinent from dead letters and was tran«mitted to the Treasarer to be Aeposited to the credit of the government. Personal, Hiram Ketchum, Jr., has returned to New York, after several iaterviews at the Executive Mansion. He has perormed a faborious mission in regard to New York appolatments, with what success will shortly appear. The Chevalier Wyckoff is staying at Willard’s, looking after vowe foreign mission, supposed to be in connection with the retirement of Maximilian from Mexico, - ~ pee neh en ier Jue of the So) court ‘The New Comuiesioner of Indinu Autre. such time notice as Roane” rs - ; ‘ Frege rr and Jaa ra a ‘et ar vero, fairs, 6 nied pt Records Pg ba of things LH eo Soot oie ae rere amt Court held at St. Louts, in 1863, are exhibited here, coa- + Rie gh to The ron refer | gecting tim with thé Sous of Liberty, a branch of the fexeoative” order "0 eg ah ye am pe ai | Golden virele. Sier's000, follows :—Cong! ao A Nea Political Aaseciation. jay, ap act the Cirewit A new association calied the Sons of Africa, a rival of, pe Baal eran teeta or nie pn he held at | the Sons of Arabla, has been started. {t ix intended to ‘Monday of November in each year; ahd further, provid- | 9¥sixin the Freedmon’s Bureau aud other matters of a ing hat all ‘suits and d other F proceedings hich wand con: | similar coior. ‘ ‘imned to any, place, me Sourte in \° gontinued to nd time prescribed by the act. | The cy inat present rowed. with, Southerpers, and Ree ee ees de a Rich cnd Tet andere’ by | every day brings a number of fresh arrivals, Colonei in the prevent . Page sen dh ing ay yy oy gd oe Harry Gilmore, who achieved so notorious a reputation a hod regu! on the | as the gallant capturer of unprotected rail- fourth Monday of November, and if there had been no fariher legislation by Congress no donbt could exist as | Teed trains, ix here among the reat, and is to the beays meee the Chief Justice and the District | receiving the bospitalives of many of the most Judge of that cours then to try Mr. Davis. Baton the | distinguished families in town, A umber of ‘284 of July, Congress passed an act to fix the num- ‘ber of judges of the Supreme Court of the United states, | Southern ladies have also srrived. The tone of Wash- and to te, Among other | ingiun society is becoming gradually Southernized. General Beauregard returos to-night, by way of Lyneh- the fourth circuit, to which Shove ab this * cirenit meatier mee ae burg, to Louisiana. He intended at frst to have gone ‘when allotted to the Chief Justice, it em! ware, | by way of Richmond. It is a singniar fact, in view of Bec, agin ort ping, Mesa | he compicone atin evepied by theganal te adding Carolina, It ip derstood that doubts | late war, tbat he bas never yet visited that city. exist Learns iecaue haere chament i oe ‘The Bounty Question. cirouit wi irea ment. et] < donbs in well founded or not, itis = tant the Bx In the regulations promulgated from the War Depart meut regarding the payment of bounties under the act of July 25, 1866, it is prescribed that soldiers enlisted for three years or during the war, who were discharged by reason of (be termination of the war, shall be considered as baving served out the period of their enlistment, and are entitled to bounty under the act. The subject bav- ing been under the consideration of the accounting offl- cor aud the Paymaster General, the Second Comptroller of the Treasury is of opinion «hat the 20tn day of An- lotment, if necessary, cau onl; of the ee by Tenens perhaps oath by Mr. Davis remains in custody at Fortress Monroe, pre- ciwely as he was held iv January last, when, in answer to @ resolution of roman, ree reported communications from the Secretary of War and the Attorney Gevers!, seers” No action was thom Laken br Crier ue INET gust, 1806, the date of the President's proctaspation de- ence to the place \ Laegmie Gf No demand since beca | claring the rebellion to be at an end, should be taken as uly. The District |*the dave of the termination of the war within the mean- ae cod tae piestict oF Virginity | ing of the rule referred 10. Ax enlistments under the act of July 22, 1861, coaved on the 18th of July, 1966, no United States Marshal acapias nader the indit- | soldier enlisted under that act could have beon dis- ment; but the District Attorne; i Misued because tbere 1 no other place withja the | CharKed ou account of the termination of the war be- diatrict where the prisoner could be so safely kept, or | tore serving two years. provided (or, Mo eppugsiion bas Been, made withie tay b> aolgtenepeeagen f° i or. within m: Enoudedes ty the cosmos! ter ir. Davis fore tranater wy | Asbury N, ‘Thompson, who war arrested yesterday, the prisoner to civil custody, Receutly ap application | bad a hearing to-day on the charge of baving stolen at po aMbccag gir sn baggy! his: or gy hh gg various times articles of clothing and small stores frum Lafay the ground chefy danitary considerations. A reference was promptly made | "H® tuspectton bailding at the Navy Yard iu this city. to @ bowrd of surgeons, wh: se Ct Some of the goods have already been recovered, a por- ee ith and pet- | tion of them at the residence of the prisoner. The entire somal cot amount of the larceny is between $12,000 and §15,000, inetnding $10,000 worth of silk handkerchiefs. The ac- cused wan held to appear before the court in default of 10,000 bail. Comminsions of Appointees Signed. The commissions of the following officers, heretofore appointed and announced. were signed by the President to-day Billington €. Whiting, of California, tepdent Tam auable to see what further action cau be taken on the part of the Executive to bring the prisoner to trial, Mr, Davie must for the present remain where he js, until the court whieh Lap tr sored to try him sball ‘be ready to act, or until his custody is demanded wader dawfui process of the federai courte. 1 wouid suggest, that to avoid any misunderstanding on the enbject, an order be ssned to the Commandant of Fortress Mouroe to surrender the er to civil custody whenever demanded by the United States Marshal upom process from the courts. of Indian Affairs for the Wintrict of fornia. Tseud herewith a copy of ® letter from the United | Sawuel D. Clay, a e at Gardiner, Me. ; Sumner States Msiriot Attorney for Virginia, to which { beg to | 5. Richard, at Hiram W. gy ae hl ‘Hiadeoe, ‘nil your ettonsion, Thave the honor to be &e., &e., N. ¥.; Lemuel B.’ Pike, at Sal a Spri HENRY STANBERY, Attorney General sees Secteeclen, 4 Naa io, Pine Xe LOTTER FROM DIPTRICT ATTORNEY CHANDIE®. J 7 Oren or THe Uvrrep Srares, ) Codifica f the Laws. Caled Cashing, Jadge Johnson, of Obie, and IJndge James, Comm/'erioners aj inted to codify the inws of Dernier Arronvey ror Wincista, f ppo! the United States, betd a meeting to-day Nowrorn, Sept. 18, 1806 = Hawey Sraxseny, Attorney General of the United 8: sim—ta PERSONAL INTEL INTELLIGENCE. Among the pattengers of the steamship Manhatiar wh cb sailed from this port yesterday, were the wife aod vister inlaw of General Ortega, who will proceed to Hacarecas, by way of Vera Crus with your request, I submit cect nthe . Of the Verbal stavement I made in answer to your question why uo Jeman : ret been tae made upon the military authorities: the surrender of Jefferson Davie, in order tuat he might ‘De tried pon the indictments found against bim iv the United States Cireuit Court, at the term held at Norfotk | pay 4 id tcaeaten = me in not aking any st rom their eustody The one relates to his safe Keeping, the other to his own tage | — bap I bave never had Contest for the Championship. any dow would be delivered | y mad gran to the United States Marshal for the Wisiret |. tem eae areieian oe ie contest for the champiooship im the whonever hogsbould have demanded him on a capia« or Waugh eased sace Any other civil process. Bet you cap readily understand that so gon aa he goe* into the hands of that officer ‘upon any action ad. DY Me, big place of confinement gina =A Fortress between Joba J. Bigiio of the Gulick elub, and Joba | MeGeary of the Colow lie actub It that owing clad havine won the late race at Teasers, A strovg elort being made to defeat, if pox would on one of the State jaiie of Monroe all necessary precautions can be and are taken 10 Preven: bis eacape (iver the internal police of a state Jail (he Sarsbal bas po authority, and the eustody of the prwoner could not be recured fave at a very, great ex- pense. Mr. Davie ie now in a” comfortable quarters as the most of those oeouped by the army officers fort. The location is « healthy one Hix family free access to him. He hae full opportenity for ex our city clube. members of the At subscribed ten dolla the Golick club isa a chance to row for light prone the mame as the one for in the open air, If his health be feeble, remove : one of the State jails and bie « enchiion, aaeee of ae whieh they were #0 victorious at Yonkers, detierad, would in all respecte be much for the worse a His counsel ly understanae all this and t think WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE. ‘Will not be likely to take any which would the personal comforts or emianger the life of their cleat, J have the honor to be most Tag ully iz obedient wervi ve ted States ietries Alter irement of Baron Storck!. ive of the A Max Deerasroy Kirtan anf Forpwam.—Yerterday after. tarnoon, about ove o clock. & man named MeMannus, while nt to cross the Harlem railroad track. at Fordham, was struck {nthe lege by the cow-eaieher of the New Maven Sapresa trata on the ‘way to Now York, and be wes throws the locomotive with great force, Ly = R Baron Stoeckl, for many years represe: Rimperor of Russia to this government, waited om the wore Of aps President yesterday, accompanied by the Secretary of ‘purchase a tiekes to. activ ‘State, to take a formal officsal leave previous to bis Ona! fe departure from this country. The interview was of a0 interesting character, both from the jntimate (riendly relations of the two governments and the popularity of the retiring Minister himself, The Russian government Will be represented by M. Waldemar Bodisoo, who has been attached to the legation fora number of roa. FOR ASSEMBLY. Oewnno, Oct. 18, 18 64. Littiejohn was to day onanimousiy nomin- Assembly o7 the radical conven. The Marie Stuart Matinee. Ristori's Girst matmée tu New York was @ great euc- cow. The little French theatre waa filled yesterday forenoon to its utmost ‘capacity to witness “Maric Swart.” Even the proscenium boxes were crowded; and though the sudience waa teas fashionably dressed than at tho eveuing representations, it was, nevertheless, eppreciative and critical, A noticeable feature was the ‘large foreign element Present. Books of the words were comparatively fow and far between, and the rusting sound of turning over the leaves was seldom heard suflicieatly to cause annoy- ance. It is bard to got up enthusiasm in a theatre in the day- time, Morning audiences are always cooler aud more phiegmatic than evening audiences. There is @ sort of owlish atmosphege about a matinée. You have neither gaslight nor good honest daylight, but something between the two, which is perplexing and somewhat depressing in its effect. The frst two acts, in which Ristori bas little to aay or do, passed off with a quietude amounting almost to apathy; but in the third act, where Queen Elizabeth, losing ber way in the chase, is conducted to Fothoringay by Leicester and Talbot, and there encounters the un- happy Queen of Scots, Ristori's magnificent acting swept away the barrier of reserve and called forth tumultuous applause. The ice once broken the eym- pathies and eager attention of the audience were never again lost, and the drop curtain finally fell upon a per- fect ovation. The management acted wisely in the Grst instance in placing Ristori’s Marie Stuart before the American public previous to her Elizabeth, They showed equal judgment yesterday in giving proference to the former play in their first matinée, and reserving Klmabeth for the second, ‘The two pleces, dramatised by different hands, clash together. Elizabeth may follow Marie Stuart, bat Mario Stuart following Elizabeth is apt to suggest unfavorable comparisons. It is no disparagement to Signora Cottin, who, in Marie Stuart, enacts the part of the Virgin Queen, to say that her Elizabeth contyste unfavorably with that of Adelaide Ristori, Unfortunately, the play ts $0 coustroctad that Elizabeth fills almost as promi- nent a piace as the unhappy Scottish Queea. Two Ristoris are required to do the subject justice—at any rate to those who have a recollection of Ristori’s conception before their mind's eye. ‘There are curious inconsistencies between the two pieces, in Klizabeth of Bnygland, the Queen signs Mary Stuart's deat warrant alone in her chamber, leaves it on the table, and her secretary seving it there takes it away and burries it into exccation against Vlizabeth’s own wish, as she subsequently protests, Im Mary Stuart, the death warrant is signed in format eonac'l, and is handed over by the Queen to Burleigh and Leicester to be carried into effect. The historical anachron ms which amuse as in Elizabeth are almost equalled im Mary Stuart. The Dean of Peterborough and every one who did take a teadiar part in the closing Acones of the Life of that most fair and most unfortunate of sovercigns are conspicuously absent in the play, and almost every one who wat not there is introduced into the scene, The Queen is represented as Unding her way from London to Fotheriagay Castle im the course of a day's huat, which, considering that the distance between these two points is at least a hundred And fifty miles, says much for the se of herself and her steed. But these, aftor all, ace mere minor matters, They might be of moment if e'ther piece were pat forward historically accurate; but, as thie i# not so, they quickly pass out of sight. The audience yesterday came to see Kistort, not to study history. Im the pathotic acenes wich end the play the whole house was stirred with deep emotion. Ristori’s fervor seemed to inspire each and all of her associates; ana a finer tableau thaa the closing scene could scarcely be imagined. ‘The cast was tho same a6 in provious representations already criticised in the HskaLo. Ristori was admjrabiy sustained throaghott, : TH e A id RI « od Lt. Stade ‘Theatre. Alt students of Listory are aware thal Shakspere, with alt hie greatness, was something of a sycophant. He made Richard the Third ten times the monster he realiy was to please the Virgin Queen, Elizabeth, grand-daughter of Henry, Ear! of Richmond, the arch foe of the house of York and the putative slayer of the Duke of Gloster. The Duke, before and after his coronation, was rare scoundrel enough for any dramatic purpose; bat he was no such vuigar villain and swaggering rufian as most actors have seen fit to make him. They have chosen from time imme- morial to represent him as a humpbacked Blue Beard, whose face and form corresponded to bis moral deformity. ‘The truth ws he was a handsome fellow, and a luxu- rious and effeminate prince, like his brother Edward ibe Fourth, with all the breeding and culture bis period was capable of giving bim, bat so ambitious aod vnprincipled that he permitted puthing to stand be. teen him and the object of bis desire. Even the oleva- tion of one shoulder above the other would not have been noticed in him, had aot persoval beauty been pro- verbial in the members ot his house. ‘Truthfully and faitntulty did Bogamil Dawison repre. nevt Richard in person and character on the occasion of his benefit last evening at the Stadt theatre, That im- mense houre was crowded in every part by the best claw of our German fellow citizens, added to a few cultivated Amoricans. The tregedy, we believe, was Schiege!'s transiation, which many of the Germans, with ebarming conceit, declare superior to the original. It was unlike our acting copy of the play; aud pes ge ait. fore \t was rally for the better. ‘The elder ho monepoliz. the character of Richard by hie mas terly ti raonation that ail who were contempora- mpe eons with and followed him imitated hin faults, and were, of course, unequal to Bis excelicncies. #o mach bas tnis been the case that the part has been chiefly con. fined to subordinate actors and robustions, periwig pated feliows, who availed themscives of benelt aigute wo howi to their compietest covtent and teit bearers’ drs Taagiee what a relief « was, therefore, to witnew Davisou’s original, subtie and scholarly interpretation of the much abused part lew night, and to perceive that appreciated by one of the audiences we have seen In ihe city this seasc has tly stndied the Inisrepresentalion for a thoroughly conscientious eriist. As an instance: Richard, it is staied, was very (und of confections, and Dawson, ina 7 ame to rene 4 act, has « page introduced with — sugar-plums, which he eats, sporting meanwhile with the boy, 19 the midst of the extremely grave business in progress That email «\reumstance is a key to the Duke's rharactar— the combination of effeminscy and voluptuousness extreme craftand ruthless cruelty im respect lo lide ambition—and proves how carefully Dawison bad studied pn i oe Lg alee Lee . Hie en cod ‘with Lady Anne, unwillingness 10 a offered crown, aod thé tant serene, were particularly fine and altogether artistic. In the last act we were glad to nee the combat, dispersed with, (haw the lovers of the man- cular drama, over the way, would have howled at tle pov pooh naturel = cry ihe tion!) and the more appearance on the t king, fallen hmond's feat, too exhausted to lonzer De . historically iy beads" Again and again be wan called ont Lo and landed to the eebo have rarely noticed a sore on usiaatic reception. received more de- monstrations last night than Ristori hex a the week, which shows the diflerence between a foreicn apd 2 ative sudience. We were not pleased with a portion of the actors who supported bit, nor with (be tendency manifested by some to nce ean if written t, and tw fail in giving the peculiar ich eoand to (he words where thove letters occurred. However, we can weli afford to be charital even oblivious, of minor defects, in consideration of great we eujoyed in Dawison ¢ admirable impersonation of Richard, in which he |s probably without « living rival Thalla Theatre. An wnusoally large audience assembled jaet wight, at tracted by the promise of three small pieces, abounding in fan and humor, and they were well rewarded for ther patronage, as all three were fairiy acted. The first, a vaudeville, entitled Der Geheime Regittralor und Sein 8 German as be can in an Ameri- cam theatre, #0 he \s forced to change the programme continually. Mr Ascher, who impersonated a bill sticker, played very well and was called out several times, Ro. who gives Premise of future aucenas, Magod me pe of lady’ to the Engtiah lady—the fiw time wo ave seve ber uaderiake s0 important 4 "he. thetr exce!lence in cork opera, and their programme last wight displayed many of their good quaiues, “Life on the Road," one of the eongs on the bill, would be « Was repeated last night at the Freach theatre before a large and fashionable audience. This briltians episcac of (ue court of Louis XII. aud Anne of Austria recom- mend itself more and more on repetition, . The music is delicious and abounds in melodies aad harmonies that imprint themselves indelibly on the momory, when more classical and leas intelligible music has failed to produce a lasting ‘smpression. Then the piquant, sparkling dialogue which introduces us to the reckless dissipated body guard of the Queen serves as a pleasing variety to tho musie, In the frat act we have a hunting chorus, an air descriptive of the pleagures of the chase, a boisterous meeting of mu: eers, a choleric old officer of the days of Henry 1V., and a love intrigue set on foot by the involuntary Mephiatopheles of the opera, Hector de Biron. The love-sick Olivier, the coquettish little Berthe and the soutimental Athenias pass before ua Kverywhere the dialoguo is enfolded with dashing choruses, plaintive airs and beautiful duets and trios. Berthe (Mile. Lay- rentes) quells a threatened quarrel among the musketeers by acavatina, “Ak! Mesnours!” which she sung with archness and dramatic expression, The recitative and aria of Athenais, with the accompanying cabaletta, 4h / Privje Encore,” in which she dectares her passion for the handsome and noble musketeer, gure Mile, Naddic an opportunity of disptaying her remarkable voice aud Anished method of singing. The chorus “Ba Powe Chevaliers, in which the officers of tho Queen present themselves before her fadies of honor to pay their dovoirs, is spirited and soubstirring. In the oborus ia particular French opera is more tateliigible and less com plicated than [talian opera, ‘The atcempt of Olivier tocome to an explanation with his offended tndylove im the second act lewls to one of the most delicious quartolies that the prolific school of French opers can furnish. Athenals, Berthe, 01 and Hector again at the masquerade ball in the “Mit charmante’” wore exec The agitation displayed by Athenais at the arrest of her love 1 her resolve to save him even at the risk of exposure to abame, showed (rat Mile, Naddie was au actress of a bigh order, The mow beantiMl ar for Olvier ian the entire opers ia the romance im the third act, whore he hails with joy the sudden change in bis condition from a dungeon to the altar, These are only a few Sowers culled from the opera. Instead of hoayy, drowsy reoite- tives, grand sous, extravagant displays of voice and the other unmistakable features of Italian opera, everything in Les Mowquetatres passed Of agreoably—uever tire- rome, monoloaons or unintetligible, Chorus and or- chestra combined to render full justice to the delightful work of Halevy. The applause bestowed upon them and the other artists was a genuine proof of the appre- ciation of the audiwnoe, Opera comigu, commenced under such favorable auspices, will undowbtediy fori one of the most brilliant features duriag (he proseat brilliant uiusteal season ier Miscelianeous. ‘The seveuth sacred concert will take place this evening xt Irving Hall. Madame Johannwn, soprano; Mr. Heind'l, finte; Mr, Colby, pianist, and Mr. Thomas’ orchestra will appear in a splendid programme. Mr. Cart Anschutz will give @ second concort at the Germania Assembly Rooms this evening. His orchestra ‘and severat distinguished soloists will be prosent. A concert aud prize drawing, under the auspices of the General Sweeny Circle of the Fenian Brotherhood, wilt take place ou Tuesday evening next at Masonic [fali, in Thirteeath stree', Miss Teresa McKeuna, Mr. J. F. Dunpie and otker artists will assist, The members of Messrs, Juiguet and Drivet's com. pany, at the French theatre, ure making arrangements to honor with a requiem mass the memory of their fel- low country nen and artists of the New Orleans French opera troupe, who perished un board the ill-fated Even- ing Star. The requiem will be held at the Catholic chureh in Tweeey-blea street, The managers of the ‘Theatre Fi is algo purpose opening a subscription for the benefit of those artists in New Orleans whom the Jona of the reat of tue company has thrown out of their engagement for the winter Maay of them are wal known to the New ¥ public, Hoboken Races. ‘The fall meeting of the Hudson County Agricultural Association commences on Tussday . and comtiques three days. The programme of sport offered is unusually attractive, the hurdie race and stoeple chase having oven entries in each, there will be three races each day, and the track being one of the fastest in the coan- try, quick fanning may be anticipated. The Hoboke: race courne is within riding distance, and the roads ing thereto are fine at ae, nove who wish to attend will aot ty managers of the Erie Railr during (he meeting at Pater ae aprice of the ympany, a6 waa the cave lede Races. Sr. Loum, Oot, 12, 1906. Today has leon a very exciting one on the Laclede Course, The rst race, mile heats, free for all feather weights, preminin $600, wax won by Count Bostmar k Time, 1:45 aod 145. His competitors wore ibush whacker, Jona <rout. Prairie Boy and Blue Ph The xovond race. Lwo mile howls, (ree for all, prominin # 000, was won by Maggios, Time 2:41 and S42ag he competitors were Stonewall Jackson, Derby, Master and Capper. ‘The third rare. three mila heats, free for all, premtom $2,000, was won by Marry of the West, Time, 6:3515 and $36. Thi the most exciting race of t The Queen Kmuen for Hono! San Fitaxcreco, October 15, 1966. A Victoria dexpate: says that the Millingham ay coal mine is on Ore, and that » steamer has sailed with howe to covey water to the moe. Her Majesiy'¢ steamer Grant tad sailed from Victoria for San Francie, A Victoria despatch says that Oppenbeimer & Co, of Frazer River, bas failed with liabilities of $200,000 William A. Aldrich commenced « «uit yesterday againet Charies W. Brooks & Co., for au attonpt at fraud in wesigning (o the creditors of that Orm a clvim against Aldrich for $167,000, Brooks and (0. publ accusation, and Queen Ema and suite bilt to-day for Honelala. The brig Timandia, from the 0 sixty tona of eodfieh Fastern tetegrains ive tmore firrnmes to all kiads oe eee, There is some advance \u mit slate Yellow Jacket, $720, Boic' bd |. 876. ng tenders, Tis Wheat.-Holders firm. Salon 1.000 meoke, 9 day, of select, at $1.65 per 100 I, veer brio, ne nem, "PENNBYLVAMA | ‘ELECTION Prrvenens, Oot. 13, 1808 The correct al returns of Alleghaay oty are a follows —Ceary * wajority, 7,676. Morehead's majority ams Willams’ majority {n ‘Alleghany county w 3,109, ith Botier aud Armetfong yet to bear from wwe have the following oficial majorities Mair county, Geary 12. Cambria county, Clymer 62, Muto county, Cymer 110; Greane county, Clymer, 1681 Juniata county, Clymer, 298 Westmorland con Geary, 6,046 Clymer, 6,113. THE SOUTHERS RAiLAOADS cron, Ort VE Una, nua Company, io sem a roads from Bristol, Tena. to Norfok, Ve ted interest in thie Male Governor General Maboue wore (he moet prominent advocates of the echeme of comm)! dation Pucamonn, (et Lary Ay Private despatches from Lynotteurg say that t Toad conentidation er heme, iustoud of being approved Rapwensed tite morning, was rqeoms 07 5 6 majoring. CONDEMNATION OF OnTISH wet 480 DUMONDS. United states ot Civewtt Coart. Betore Judge Shipmas Ccronan 19 — Cette! Mates on Cota Pakmges of Dinwmdy Prevtma Stome ond Ievdtry Tome gots bad tnen row of & velenble numer demoed os erogie’. tod ome of gold. teneniais, Hiamowis, We 5 OS the op og ie’ View Jamas. aan = og ed States Disrree the Befentt @06 opened by seould be Lwibeie ow re rent POLICE {NTELLIGENCE. A Seuerrgacovt Tagan in ap Bowe Fou OF ais Mower, 4 Waren arp Ommiades Pisvou—Aunnwor var Recovep Turmvas. —Last Monday evening P. Wiley, « spiritualist, residing im Gaiveston, Tr in this city attended one of the Broadway theatres there, © Hey eft tae” (ato & restaurant ‘refreshments ed Eny afterwards trho not revow ‘Rub ieee money shoul y wallet ir, Wiley to which re- eoudition Benedict or nome tome eke conveyed fh atel. He subee y Coad tear be ind he: ead etal; ved to Whee tolen found ton which ted to Mr. Wiley yesterday appssred’ Gelare Humes Dewilee wad et iw gaint bow the git Kenien va a ‘Seraieat tiiton th grand larceny. Mt. William. F. for the payne wets stated that he na fed an examivatiou® w at & t ie ineuntine the: parties were oo ‘Tux Cotman Ptace Anson Case —Sunuexoen of tHe Accusep Paxties—Twer Pint Paka Bait. —In August jast Charles Warma, who formerly kapt a store x! No. 5 College place, and bis brother-in-law, Samuel Strauss a* will be re membered, were arrested on suspicion of feloniously firing (he promises of Mr, Warms, on the evewing af July Jus tioe Dowling, before whom. per, were tak to give bail th d - kum of $5,000 euch to The bv edly a Seally. veramme, Yalesepad future appearance they had became re a eave theme ta the: lure, and secoedh Mious of aurreudering bem. me aod ins Were BOL in Court, tion of Uhoir boadsmen determined tit to by rearrested 1 other friends could be procured ty go bail tor them They consequently kept out of the way until yesterday. when the defoudants appeared in cones, accompanied by thelr counsel and proposed entering inte fresh bonds, at Ur . Wid xu a willia ul standing, and accontingly eommt traues to the Tombs till the necessary informatio obrined by the Fire Marvhal. The mec are Mat ert, of Ni 3 adel, Ne 1 nd bond for Wi te were there: wo Mis Hexeoosr. "ag he is familiarty styled, x ome flerson Market Police Court, heh vared there or anywhere else a» « priaoner. 7, ant bin Me ts gery | fori is bent with years aud bia features are W street, wear avenue A Hoof valtable real estate, and Is rape 1. hough he says the “old woman te nd won't tet ner of & large ed te be ver ng redress at the bane ot m sions bis Keen pative wit has often shown forth io ave « © Of Justice tow while they were engaged the street. Wien the officer weed them « loud rack. heart weowt of one ot ber beneath the aorple w . oT de in then bebatf, w with the Dove, Patrick y ‘tnd then, turning to the yorlag (ier ane a ih appear severe, a* lw ead, reatlou with the grandutive | he appeared (0 be much aMected.’ At leuge, iter | much ponderlug and hesitetion. ‘he nad. Well, lat em yer u but cantion ‘em 10 be hoaest—om) fi old lady gratefully departed tlh vek was seen a moment after driving « daary bargain will « policeman iyr tygaate of hls chicaen Hogs Canueo Ove ay Bigger os. Op bine ——— Rowen | Contiouation ef the Coroner } tha Bouth | With ett zens, | command of | were conclad 4 THE wittiaaeszuna ASSASSINATION. fuament Ne the Marderer Obsequies of the Mall, Wilhamepurg, at ten o'clok yesterday moruing, and (ook further testimony ia rotation to the mysterious ansavsination of policeman John Hipwott, of the Vorty Gith preciact, which occurred on the morning of the 9b inst, Nothing new wae fevenied vy (lo (ontt- ase taken, whieh was as follows :— 2, Kause, being duly eworn, said wae nat aoqreatnieg was 8 Srnra thet umose' we! eure the neiehe Hipwell was wa 4 barhuod ae me hot out ot w windew, twee Renkiu'a ware fast nisin and head severed wanat Rankin's valle Teak oC pamela of the munier, bat they sad nothing tence Sheffetin eworn—I reside in Naps ee knew deceased: 1 ew Mim on Matnedey previous put hed Ho eonvarsat mn then; 0) Pas “teat brother Jin i tbat night, he was im bed 1 bee Unreat, Hd el heard anybody say but good of him; . fe ten o'clock on Monday murder was from ing slater She soung men I assortate with “tare had ‘Dat b_never hwew them (0, steal. made » statement Us the effret that the subriguat Gen bom by the wewspapars did not bel nn Kerny (ainter of prontous wituoes) awornf rode ie F arees Theard bf the murder ty Che «1 Patrick was sound aslesp when the was rae between three and four 0” set mori) aot heard no pistol aliots JobaPowell sworn—[ ama private watchmen: Twas at the earner ef South Binth a reete atthe tu preyed was abot: T heard two alot fired; f Ging T hy momebody usllos when the seoond shot ARS n fan down Hout Ninth to Third street, lar Lith ap Third sireet to Bh farryalt ai 4 oll w Jo bo the the murderer he requested tue to erry and wat after Law the offiewrs al weet wae aie ‘om tay post that a toa hie previows, tn company with = sna ona ‘now them jway, heiwanm veut street, T mM Dero He U never Meard Mr anybody bad Oficor Marryatt sworn to the Forty Ath poe. eet. os oe ime of the murder 1 was tn Div Avouue, DAL past Saree ociack. while Tw ee 2 ant theery of Marder twiee and two platet «bate | saw atler passing Bedford erenee watchman Van Newt, 0 wiles tpartoulars whic, have already Vibehes The Coroner thew » ritmo (he Mvestigaion watt Wodnowday next 0 wecmreD Man wore Calolrated ae unh, commencing. ai one o clock yortarday aflernam. The ‘serv ions warw conducted by Rev Cuaron 6 cing, pastor of the ol to witch deoogwed betonzed, and itev. Ur, Parteidya, nett chery ‘The verviees were opened ty Me: Mita, Who reat tr frxt chapter and Mfcoemine verve with whine body do Wey Prestive finer! oration who appeared Io before the scred desk w the of ne Forty Ofth preciaet, Whin the (nuaral gorvioae sed 10 Pini onew end yOarne, unded by he The otpequies of the murde ad atroct Metiiodiet Na, was rou Thowas Boot, be Holt, aod Michael O'NeML & 0 Contained Une Collow bog cr nsvancnreravonovarecneeinne ss it twee st tet! tee FOUN WPMELT : 3 xD Oeraarn 9 jie ? AGen WE viaws, 2 sonnHe Anu F) Oars Dre rerecacestcttn OotOsOetgeOeoE ts be tt18!: 1818 tthe The process.on comprised about four bynmvired Metragomt faas in fall woitorn, bowides a large aamber of carnage eonta.uiag the koneralty to Fourta, ¥ night of Friday five hogs, of the combined value of $1%, were stolen from the yard Of Isaac J. Stenbel, No. 17 Alm: toir place, Mr, Struvel at once informed the poljoe np learning of his low. By diligent Viet thive men bad been seen bw & ‘on the night tn question driving five nae sutboe abt t nif of « loa lato the howse of 4 Ray, on i Ray ores therefore arrested, and on seareling bis misea ashog ing ander bin bred, i8 company might Seen sen Owe more aud Arthur O Bren. owe were alse akon Letwith cinitied Yor Wrist im deka ot 810M of Mr. ©. G Jones, at No, 3t West Fifteenth soeet, w tered by some person who succeeded im carrying away 2 sot of coral jewoiry, valued af $20, without stiraciing the ettention of any of the inmates. A detertive wae for, and hie suspicions w 0 fat (asioned upon a janes Drew, a Wane suspicion, fer named George troubie it was Taree’ tel idolen property on jewas “Whe r tb Drew nid Woods wore youeriay edith. Tuey are Soar od ALLEGED SHOPLIFTING ard Reaunont Keo a ore in Tenth avenae, Among those whe entered the sare on day last was Julla Harvey, The ciroumalsnor af Julia having bern ainong iin customers © fastened theatt in Baw Ming ineudent. brane Gistety after Jilin had laft the sore Meastinou! pulesod 2 pres a of She we the value af t Anni Mite to Waren George Wo sent co Kelly yesterday charged with «© Heelth code by preparing diluted mwlk for oy Wiliam L. Hopewood Wiliam Thompson, of this city, ween ‘Third aveowe yesterday aft the same direetton, rath driving Unrough ING COrron—Cancur (x THe ACTA yo teow years, camed Terenom Kevan, # before Jastion Dowling on the charge of selina « bale W, In the ware of Mer Charles ¥. Meeeett Mr Win A. Potter theft and eave bine im The University Medi 4 Mey lest coupons of the bere pumectian With 4 hemptia * \remcennat Anerethed In lent Mancmie Piesie —A grand Manenie plow and Avyinan fwd will Yeory Goaier reivet Comme. Tole aomamiiion, whitls hee + Memnae durin the week How proheny inventigations im thin ctty Valores ibn meeting of Manaew Sener Fine —The lowe by the Warming of A Christian 2 ton's hobby hore teetory om Friday fires euppamet. The valor ut the vt age feet ebere BOF nn whee Me 4d thet, the “henge of poston ‘ qworeasing the wumsbe 0/ the year will be arener i Meow Ar sranlins wt Vine | | Maetins oF (ERMICEEE — A mowing of (he Derrick men « Aswriation wes Waid oh Milimans Hall, cmon Tee wy | omemiten bw inform there iy any trae s bat Semter’ wet at wp ie wite tat the oppo 4 ma” pee were s&s poner — sant, [rom moun to ymoon, ee eaten whoa’ Yael Niet Anh VATOR ob esdte wach Ta Gnbeee: far ctrowtar. An jomedys yh oe ae Diacrhane’ Dr, lee Morene's Fill Por as ding stoves of Broadway ana st tie Dost « LA Ninn strcet, between Wrnedway and, Pinieth meamues Where he tay be comeulied between Pr ae) A. Lew Aromatic sw tie mig! ln RE tg tin prota” eh tery ne urls Mere, Saguine, Nieman Dreper, Ran. a8 ng (he bes! deotr iow Benme chase! bo bngure, but preserve tue af “dasnients THTReeSs. 4 Cait Wa Mereeee ery te Its original color | jumperte etveogth and beaniy 48 hw aboot bale, stuPr out tne, Reeve toe weed we Li Broad a) freesers, eanain es CHET ALLER. neo” da, peeinet laste ~Aigctine Married, Wem, mi ruroders and imposere Price OL wens lay amo Tran medieal erty street ‘ous Medicis o Takee a ron heh oy de eally All Prizes tw thee. Ne legalized Lotteries mt Leeentirg: tn D CLNTE, Brome 8 Pe smtwap, and tgtermgsion ve 2 LTR, Brew 7 Fee” Sr ess proved Augen one at eo Ninth reals hans tar Dear many oo a ne oo itttesty serrtng. Machin Arne ste fist “99 Highest prewiem 8 & ree og i. Lens, Rete" Cnre Tree, f*2P pire, 2 ne ene. 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