The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1866, Page 5

‘ * poom or the theatre TROUBLES OF THE OPERA AND BALLET, Am Tepretarlo and Malte 40° Dane te velops an interesting chapter in the troubles of the ‘pera and ballet. The scene of the occurrences was ‘m tho late Academy of Musto and some theatres in Bal- fimore and Philadelphia. Professor Fredoriok Denu- teed, a maitre de danse, is the plaintiff, and Cari An- sobuts, the musical director, is the defendant. Accord- fimg to the papers in the cage a conirect wes entered into fm July, 1863, botween tho parties—Ancchutz as em- ployer and Dennstaedt as employs. The latter agreed to accept the position of ballet master and instructor, for the period of six menths, in the operatic company of the former, at a weokly salary of $30 while in this eity or, Brooklyn, and twenty-five per cent additional while elsewhere, For this he was to teach the mysteries of the ballet to cortain members of the softer sex having rebast limbs and sound breathing apparatus, and to manage tic balict department in al! the entertainments Survisued the public by impresario Anschutz. @ In pur- woance of this contract Dennstaedt assumed contro! of the ballet department, and so continued until the suc- seeding December, when, he alleges, howas virtually Giacharged by the defendant because he (plaintiff) was 1 singer's rooms and eee . wane iipeneat gues bis head. Scoortthe Withe testimony of the plaintiff Ansehurz “came into the e former was smoking, and, en peel; jed out, ‘What fa the loaf r héve Paha more in this theatre, any am me hin > rape pee, ear eaudts role out mysel @ rusn towards the plaintiff, Two ir partios, Mesara, rand Herbert, seized Anachutgs to prevent vidlence being enacted, and Dennstaedt left the theatre. The defendant, on the other hand, denies that he dis- ebarged plaintiff at all, and ge's up that the jatter broke Off tho engagement himself and aband ‘the employ. || mént without defendanys c it st nTeeesng The amotnt frvol sult ts 07, with in- terest from April, 1864, The matter involving am account was referred to Mr. Bmith E. Lane, who reported in favor of the plainciff, and from thts an appeal has been:taken to the General fem, which will be argned in a few days, THES THE TIMONY Before the referee was quite lengthy apd somewhat Boyel, disclosing some of the back scenes of ballet and operait: life in an amusing manner. Both Mr. Anschutz end Mr. Dennaiaedt were examined, and gave theirs evi- deuce in characteristic style, TESTIMONY OF THY BALLET MASTER. T entered upon the performance of ths agreement October 1, 1863; I commenced frat at Broo’ tyn one or wo evenings, and then went to Baltimore, and com- + enced there about 5th of October; we performed at ore not quite four weeks; we performed in Phita- 4 ‘iphia also about four weeks; went from there to New York; wo perorm d there about three woeks and two aye At Acatomy of Mu ‘opped work there about 38th of December, 1963 firet night Faust wa: per- formed ; I was in the dressing room.of Mr, Himmer; I ‘Was a little sick ; took a rest on the ponnge: Mr. Anschutz ame and wanted to spent to str. Himmer; he then rasbed to me and said, ‘What is the loafer doing here ?”’ end rushed at mo and wanted to put me out, saying, ‘I don’s want him avy more in this theatre, and you don’t throw him out J put Bim out myself; Mr. Weber and Mr. Herbert wore Debind him; Mr. Himmer was eitting on a chair, and did pot do anything; Mr. Weber and Mr. Herbort scized Bim; be was in a great jon; I then left the theatre, that was the Academy of Music; it was between seven and eight o'clock in the evening, vefore the performance @ommenced; 1 have not worked since for him and did + Bot return to the theatre at ail after that; my travelling expenres amounted to $10 10; I performed for Mr. Anschutz two weeks before the Ist of October, 1863, it was between us that I should have per week for this (Cross-examined—It ts not the ballet master's business @ngage the corps de ballet: it is the busiuess of the master to solect the corps do balict and ballet came and discharged thom; nted to their discharge, because they time to rehearsals; in some operas they ‘wore of service, but there came Dew dances in operas, Relenend 1a,snch cheramaend shane] eoeit net.oek Shem to learn; there was never a failure; they always j satisfaction and to Mr. An- if AL = bed; they fo their business ; satisfaction in tbe ovening ; these ‘ballet ladies; they tad never appeared in two of them; we could not get bailet wobec | Hi 2 £ EE f e aight feot aod that they Lad straight > _U give lessons in dancing; that t# a part of a regu- lar daliet masier's business; | tried to give lessous in @anving, but I did not succeed, and eo remained idle eatirely; I never pee to Mr. Anschutz for four months following the time I was ordered out of Mr. Rimmor's ; on that evening I had the bailet @azased for Fount, and performed Fanst on that evening; the agmement for $15 @ week was made the , in Fourth avenue, near Cooper 3 6 fires; said, “Mr. Aprohuts, about the rehearsals?” he said, get Pay, same a3 the rest, for two weeks: he said “You have to commence your rehearsals on the 15th Beptember; I rehearsed the girls two werks at Dramatic fn Honston street; I rehearsed there the five giris a5 3 EY for two weeks, aud three more gir's. Direct r-sumed—TLe corps de ballet consists of all the bt there were only ive gris, two were experienced ; F. Herbert engayed the girl @zamined j¢ tor Wir. Anschutz; I only to get lat ballet yirlx, but cowid not succeed; Tad gee wore with the approval of Mr. An- WS PPRITY Iv NOT EXPERT, canoot get reguinr ballet girls, get aa weil as yon can—if ibey ail ap,” i f 4 Hi i £ : Now York; he 4 ho had ore; he Baltimore; get good ball How long does ago, and I would have. said nothing to that; salary and he went out caring from de ballet a ie shou leader of {hat ibe cmmploey the alate’ ‘onder Dean ny rat ne int ea wn very come to rehearsals Leese Ly eh times Borcame toc ite atar thewpets bad Tol ‘ffieen minutes to half an hour too tarps agit nenenene ¥0.08 orening permeere when he come there, one or wo times; one time Stradelia or Martha was the op:ra whea he did not come; Saemaig © abet incidonal to each of those a ; when in Imore Mr. Deunstaedt Suto wes enl'ond “Send shese ballet girls away, I cannot make use of them; they are not anything,” Teald, “You conld have told me that five or six weeks more to"New f, to Philadelphia tadetpbia dnd did he seers, there; I room ennst, ie ‘be im the = was not om duty; he had no business to 9 room of a singer; I found him lying in Himmer's room, on the couch, with both his hands under bis head and smoking cigar, Lerdered bim out; he did not get up when respect for me as a manager; ; Phitadelphia we came to hia duty in New York very poorty ; here about the same sort as in Id have told me that he could not jet girls, and those he cot he should have dpade the best of, whioh he did not do; bii a ; Teziness; he was too ens} no respect for him; thei ith the ‘ite they" had with the girls was the whote dimeutty. ittake @ ballot master who under- wands his bisiness to train raw hands to danee in the corps de ballet on the stage? A. Eight days; if he can- ee do that, he te no ballet master. ‘Cross exkmined by plaintiff—I have known Mr. Denn- staed! froin 1865 or 1856; I knew bim in London; we were not engaged together; he was dancing at Her Ma- jesty’s theatre and Covent Garden theatre; don’t know how long he was dancing there; I He did not do Eave knowo bim in this country four or five years, perhaps six years; the girls he used in Baltimore were bired hero; thoy had Performed only one night here tn Brooklyn, » hic! dancing a waltz in the frat act of “Der EB xcapomy there; ger the This Re them; I said to bi! for the business ;"? engago girls; I gave him no spect ions tions what kind of git was Freischutz"?*at I @ command to Dennstaedt to could, and that he should instruct “select the best girls you can get robtagd), wer from ne to Tee: tis to select; the only faul with Dennstaedt with the girls was that he was not In- dustrious enough he did not have rehearsals long enough "t six a week, and, if necessary, twelve a week; Dennstacdt com lained he did not tell tending; it is tl they don’t attend; I choeks and say “Let her gi Jet riris in Philadelphia, and t that he could not get tho girls to rehearsals; we ought to fine the girls tor pot at ballet master duty to fine the girls if did not pat one of the girls on = Dallet_ went off well; Himmer's room was very brilliantly lighted, three or four ga'lights; I saw bim smoking; I turned him out hecanso he was awoking, and because be had not done his duty before; I had’ told him not to smoke before; there was a rule put astrict rule of the A told Mr. Dennataedt up, “No smoking allowed;” it was ecademy; T had several times before that he ‘had not done bis duty with the girla; in Baltimore, Philadetphia and here be said he could not help it, Because he could not got the girls there; Several times beiore I spoke to him about not doing’bis duty with the girls; I never before talked to him about discharging bim; I would not have turned him out of the room that night if he had not been emoking; I did not discharge him at Baltimore because T was a good natared fellow and had patie a dancer myself; I Tam not judge from what I have seen at the opera, Re-direct—I did not turn Dennstacdt out of the thea- tre that night, but anly ont of Himmer’« room; I did not enter ¢ vthing to him that night that he must not theatre again, Q If Dennstaedt bad attended to bis business after that time would you have kept him? A. Yes Q What objection had you to Mr. Denn- staedt anoking a cigar in Mr. Himmer’s room any more than ony other part of the theatre? A. I did not turn him out of the theat re, because it was too far to go ont; it was seventy or elrhty fect to the outer door; IT had no time; I was not very amiable when I turned him out; I told him when I turnod him out what Dennstaedt said I said; one of the roasons I turned hin out of the theatre was because he had not been to theatre for five or six days before to attend to hfs business; he was noton duty ‘at all, either on rehearsals or for five or pertormances, six days before then; be might have been inside the theatre. The defendant next called Fi Dornbeck, who ‘erdinand testified—I know plaintiff aud defendant; I was head Germau stage carpenter for the been Anschutz ; Ehave siways when he had the’Germau Opera, Crosa-examined by plaintit—I know Mr. Dennstaedt since he wont to Baltimore; I was stage carpenter at Phil mtacdt. paid more than at Philadelp! WAS with dauce; at Philadelphia and New York he had old girls; ladeiphia at the sane time with Apschutz an: 4 Denn- ttention to the ballet at Baltimore ‘ork, because the ballet they had had some practice; at Baltimore the giris were all row except two; there were eight there, I guess, alto- m7. T chased the girls off the they wero very wild; times; two or three Dennstaedt kept awa; the girls acted rough, ugly, some mean, not all, but most of them; t Know the GIRLS VERY WILD. stage several times because the girls failed to come several times the giris did not come; Mr. y about the same number of times; , mean and of them whole of the ballet would not obey him, because. they did not appear when he wanted them to come; they would not come several times to the bight bearsals when @ potic posted up notice; times; the girls ed Deni danclog wes concerned, his s:ason clo-ed. nor to re- pe Ti usinedt’s orders so far as Twas with Mr. Anschuts until co was Herbert Several other witpesses were examined, but their tes- timony is imply cn ‘The case, it iv expected, will be argued J. B, Elwood, Co I plaintit; Staik- \t. fow days. rroborative of that already given. at length ina necht & Hall, attorneys for defe: SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT, PART 3. The Linbility of Common Carriers—-Alleged Loss of Two Trunks on Board the Steamer MetropolisNon-delivery Set up as a De- Before Judge Davis, fence. Mary McCorthy ws Steam:hip Company. — In September, 1565, she was on a visit to Bedford. The Horlom, Newport and New York Plaintiff in this case resides at New Brooklyn, and returned home in the steamer Metropolis. Previous to leavin, quantity of wearing to therboat, as she al! ley's express, It was ot up in Bever went oo board could not, thersiore, evidence on there po Fudge Davis cha in posseraion of the they were liable as © it to a third person it was a hand, keeping in ¢iew ‘he careless manner bagyage was put on board the vessel by tl and they bad no evidence of Passenge only as be od , they were not diahle as common carriers, Dullees, and tn that case grom pegtigence should against them in order to Jury then retire: in a verdict for plainti Brooklyn she packed up @ large apparel in two trunks and sent thom leges, on board of the boat by Stud. nee that those trams that the company ef the boa’ be beid responsibie, Contradictory ints was iatrodaced. ed the jury thatif company came property Knowing it to be bagenge, viamon carriers, If they delivered heir peril. Tf, on the other ‘oleh thie Preseman, boing the bagzage of & but and after a short for $442. rer. absence brought J. B, Smith Lor pivinua; LT. Williams for defendants, haat, Unlicensed Pilot. Pilot Commissioners — MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. ‘The Parade of the Vetcrans and Distribution of Motole-t0 eahe Been is Broekiya To- Should the weather prove favorable to-day will be a gala day in Brooklyn, the preparations for the parade and coremontes attendant having been perfocted, The following 1s the ofticial order of procession which will be strictly observed :— On the Governor beirg received at the ferry, the pto- cession will form and march to the City Hall, where his questing McDonald to G Excellency will be received by the Mayor and Common ad offered McDovald Jf be would Council, and after the interchange of civilities, t ipterciows E place between sg guardian cession will move from the City Hall ” one py in relation to this matter, ‘Donald Escort of two Troops of Cavalry. sign; Foley spoke of way, statements about bin being av old ‘and good for nothing; then brought s note from Father Clowrey sta! that if no p»rson could be fonnd to take charge of the estate he would do a0, which offer, however, was afterwards revoked; Mr. Lynch then gave a Nga “obarsoter | of Mr. Me teatlfylog q ways found Meet, intelligent man, and the more ho sow of him the more he tiked him, He also stated that wien Mr. Gerrety ap- pointed him (witness) executor o his will, be‘ore leaving for Matamoros, he exptorsed the wieh that bis (the tos- Bis Excellency, Commander 7 tne itn ie. Bind Two Troops of Cavalry Battery of Artillery. Mayor and Common Council and other nod County Authorities and Invited Grests in Carriages Brigadier General commanding Fifth brtyado National Guard, and staff, aud Fifth brig exceps the escort and Fourteenth regiment, vi2:— Thirteenth regiment, Colonel Jou: ighth reciment, Colonel Urban. Twenty-e tator’s) brother or any of the family abould have nothing First bat‘alion hea . vy artillery, Major Sprague, cy ou an estate, as they were a curious pack, and Seventieth regiment, Colonel pecoerty to Be protected for the beneftt of Nis children. . This is the symone st Mr, Lynch's testi mony as elicited upon the direct and cross-examination, . Lowery was callad to prove certain facts in retn The Fourteenth regiment, Colonel Fowler, as special os- cort to the Volunteers, The Volunteers, under command of General Roberta. Brigadier General Jean» €, Smith, commanding Eleventh ‘ tion to the will the cross-exam'pation Jt was ascor- lalned that $3,000 of the "$5,000, about. which some igade Nutional Guard, and’ staff, and Eleventh quention had was_usod for the ptpose of igade, ak follows: Twenty.thif regiment, Colonel C.F, Pratt. Forty-seventh regimeat, Colonel J. V. role Fifty-second regiment, Colovel M. W. Cole, Fifty-sixth regiment, Colonel John Q. Adams, Howitzer batiory, Captain 1. & Amoore. AMUEL ROOTH, Mayor, A. M. Buia, President Common Counc). JOUN CASHOW, paying off a mortgage on Mra. Gerrety’s separate esta'e, Mre. Lownseberry, who is a distant relative of the Foley family, testified that she boarded with McDonald during the year 1858, and she had seen him intoxi- cated; had called to see Mra. Foley, in comrany with John Foley, while she was at school in Madisob ; the was present at the marriage on the 20h of March; Mra. Fo: lay was at that timo on a visit to her cousin, in Brook- lyn, where Foley used to call and seo her; they were lig te LAUGHLIN, married Father Ciowrey in Second avenue; Foley JAMPS O'BRIEN had a nephew at the Madison institntion; the marriage PHILIP BRADY,” was kept private with a viow to onable Mis, Foley to ro- a ‘ turn to the convent, Colonel McEvily was next calied, and teatifled that he had seen Mofonald under the influencs of liquor somo fifteen years back. Other witnesses wore examined on this branch of the case, whan the court adjourned to ten o'clock to-morrow morning. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Custody of a Child. Before Judge Barnard, In the malier of Delia Reilly.—This caso came before the court on a writ of habeas corpus to produce the body of Delia Reilly, a child rix years of age. This child at the age of fourteen days was given by its father into the care of a Mrs, Donnelly, the mother being deceased, About two months ago the father died, when @ goardian for the child was ome by the Surrogate, Applica- tion is now male by this guardian to have the child handed over to him. Judge Barnard called the child on the table before him and having questioned itas to ita desires in the matter, found that the little one wished to remain with Mrs, Donnolly, Judge Barnard denied the applleation, . J. MeGean for Mrs. Donnelly, the teepintint A > ¥. W. KALBFLEISCH, ‘War and Military Commiitee of Common Council. ‘The ca lors who have served im the navy during the war, and who were honorably discharged, will ai ie in the procession, and will be commanded by Acting ter J. Is Plunkett. Major General H. B. Duryea has promulgated the sub- Joined order for the guidance of the Second division. —~ SYECLAL ORDERS—NO. 15, Hxavavanreus, Brooxp Division NG. . lock the Governor, city anthorities and vol- ‘unteers will be esoorted by the Fifth aod Klerenth briga Becond division, to ington Park. The column wilt fe through hemes eet ry etroet to Atlantic street, through Hauson place, aod throwsh Hanson place ‘cane, end throogh Fulton avenue and Ga ‘Clinton avenu od through Clinton and Myrtle aven and Cum- bderland strort to the Pa: ahd all eald «treeis, avenues and park are deci red tn public parade ground for that day. 3. At one o’cloek a national salute will fired by a battery of the Eleventh brigade on Fort Greene, as the aignal for the commencementof the ceremonies, the National Guard will salut the Volunteers, arms 4 drooping and at the cor to Henry street, through Atlantic street to to Fults J. MoCullough for guardian. salute will be fired by Witt e. 4. Lhe Commander: niet will then review the National Guards—ihe hg review to be at the northwest corner of “SUPERIOR COURT—PART I. bility of Banks for Notes Deposited for Callectt Before Judge Garvin. Warren Ayrawit vs. The Pacific Bank.—This action is brought by the plaintiff to recover from the defendants the amount of two prom:ssory potes, making together $800, deposited with the Pacific Bank for collection, on tho ground that by reason of the “gross careiossness and negligence” of the bank due demand was not made on the maker of the notes, and the endorsers were thereby discharged. Plaintiff also claims interest on the notes from the days they respectively matured, together with costa and counsel fees in an action brought by plaintift against said endorsers, and in which be was defeated, The jury found for the plaintiff for the full amount of his claim. The caso was appealed, a new trial was or- dered, and after two days’ investigation before a jury a Vordict was yerterday rendored tn al of the plaintiff for the fall amount claimed, $998 Washington the troops passing out of the Willoughby 4 the parade will be then dismiassd. H. B. DURYFA, Mn jor General Comdg. Tavix Streue, Division Inspector, The Reviews at Tompkins Square. There wore two regtments reviewed at Tompkins ‘square yesterday—the Seventy-pinth (Highlander) and and the Nincty-fifth regiments, National Guard. The first named regiment paraded at ten A. M, and presented an uncommonly fine appearance, The passing review was especially well executed, the mon marching finely and the officers giving the r salutes, which is not often foen excepting in the case of troops that are on active duty. The regimbnt wea under the command of “Colonel Farusworth, and numbered three hundred and twenty men. The review was held by General Batchelor, Inspector General, and inspected by Major Taylor, Brigade Lospector. vave the reeiment a abort dril, which showed a» fair state of efficiency, when they were marched to the City Hall for the purpose of recetving a stand of colors pre- wenied by a cig. : ‘The Ninety-Afth regiment wax also reviewed at the same place, at haif-past twa o'vlock, by Colonel Libe- uam, Assistant Inspector General. The imeat was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Frank McElroy. This 18 a small regiment, being composed of only seven com- jes, and mustored yesterday about 200 mee. The day »img coo] the crowd was not as large as it hae been for several day pet with the exception of the juveniles, who swarmed in crowds ‘8 brass button was to be sven of a drum beard to beat, and gave the police ac- live employment in keeping a space clear sufficiently Action Against Sheriff Lynch, J.C. Hazelton va. Somes Lynch, Sheriff. —This is an action for $12,645, the value of property claimed to have been wrongfully seized by the defendant as Sheriff in July, 1964, under the pretence of its being the property of one Milo Pratt, against whom atiachmenta were granted by the Supreme Court. The plaintiff claims that Pratt’s property was sold to him before the actions and attachments against Pratt were commenced or issued. Tho defence is that the property seized was not the plaintiff’ , but Mr. Pratt's, ‘0, L. Stewart for plaintiff. Brown, Hall and Van pool for defendant. COURT OF COMMCN PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. oe for the troops to mancuvre in. ‘Lhe apnnal inspection of the Twenty-second forest National 6 took place at Tompkins »quare, wo P. ‘M. ov Monday, 224 tnstaat, The regiment with very foll ranks, under the command Lievtenact Colonel Post (Colonel Cox bsing wnwell), and presented Conpablal Infelictty—A Wife Petitions fer Die | a» unuoually fine soepere. Om arriv parade a v on the Ground of Cruelty. pad cea wid Labrie by monte fn. Fiiza Bogert ws. Jomes Rogert —Thin care, which has . ay gor ent Cy mpennoea ance Wak sresjed with been before the Court of Common Pleas for some three | of his eld co! months, was on argument yesterday on 4 motion for ali- mony and counsel fees. The papers are very volumi- mous, bat the story may be told in a few words. The plaintiff charges her husband with cruelty, and as specifications cites the instance that he squeezed ber arm violently, ill-treated her shamefully, and conspired with bis daughter to drive her from bis bed and board. ‘The defendant carried on the trunkmaking business for many years corner of Bleccker and Barrow streets, and the plainti® swears she first met him im May, 1563, at his store, where she went with her noice on business; that he then asked her her place of residence and snbsequently came to see her; ‘went with hor to church several times, and after a year's acquaintance proposed marrage. The bands of wedlock were riveted e@ichieen months after the cogr'ship, but the course of love ran anything but smooth. Mra. B. de poss that her husband's trentinent was outrageous, and that his children insulted and behaved towards ber with great disrespect, On one occasion #ho awears abe found 2 certain domestic instrnment, not necessary to Be men- tioned, upset among her bonnets in atrank and that her bonnets were thereby injured very mach—an occurrence, sho thinks, which was contrived purely to wound, lace- rate and harrow her feclings. Further, ahe «wears, that ber lord menaced her life and wan’ her to repair with bim to India ostensibly to settle there, but really to invelgle ber Jace Where a divorce might be pro- cured easily; that she refused unievs secured §600—an amor the deemed sufficient fn caso he might ill treat her again while away, to en- able ber to re to New York, Thiv he refased to ive, abd sbe Was, therefore, compelled to leave his in consequence of domestic arrangements made bv her husbavd. Mr. Bogert, on the other band, denies these ‘and states Wat bis wite voluntarily left bis bousel Without provocation, because he wou! ber $500. The reason he wanted her to ‘was to (ake ber away ta some place where she would be relieved from any wnbappiness orcasioned by his ft « fally yester¢ay ty Judge Brady, the respective counsel arguing their sides with mach warmth. The counsel for defendant said bis client was getting deranged in consequence of the su: end to prove the pon cited the fact that he (hotter) jer which the usual ceremonies imspection Were ye throngh with, The toiat nam- ber present was 626, absent 163, making a total of 649, Company B, Captain Remmoy, had 114 present, ont. formed and equipped, betng the larzest y in the First division. Shortly after the fue) ion, General Batchelor taving arrived on the ground, the regiment, after having been reviewed by him, at bis request per- formed a number of battalion manures, at the con. clusion of which General expresked bm patisfa tion at the great proficiency in drill displayed by the rock ment, and stated to the ofcers that the Tweaty-second regiment had paraded more men for mn than any other eight company regiment that been tnapected during the preseat year. o and Ninety-ftth Kegimente. A beactiful stand of colors was presented by the city yesterday, at two I’, M., to both the Seventy-ninth and Ninety afth regiments, National Guard, st the City Hall, by Acting Mayor Brice. The Ninety-fth regiment wae first om the grownd and formed « Wine fronting the Otty Hall, when, ative (he regiment bad presented arms before the assembled dignitanes, the officers moved up Ww the centre of the regiment, when Acting Mayor Trica, few bricf rowarks, presented the colors to Lieutenant Colonel MéElroy for the regiment in the name of the clty. Lieutenspt Colonel Mek!roy briefly msponded, when, afer tife customary salute, the regiment was wheeled into column and mareted to Tompkiog square for the purpose of being reviewed and inspected, giving Place to the Seventy-wioth regiment, which recelved its colors in the same manner that the preceding regiment had done, Cotone! Farnsworth receiving the colors ip the name of the regiment. The colors were the same a thone presented on Toesdey last to the Fourth rege ment, « Rte silk United states flag, and a white milk fag fringed with yellow, bearing the arms of th it ‘State, aad appropriately imeoribea with the name of the regiment to whom it wae prevented. A large crowd gathered to witness the ton and viewed the Proceedings with apparent interest, AAISING THE SUNKEN SHIP CHARLES A. FARWELL. A wrecking compeny i# engaged at the present io raising the stip Chas. A. Farwell at pier No, 36 Kast Tho case wae prosented ve After the inspection and master Colonel Farnaworth. WEW ‘YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1866.—TRIPLE SHEET. oon P95 uence. prez. Meeting ef the Produce Excha4t- Address by General Walbridae. A meeting im behalf of the sufferers by the rece Wis ‘Astrous conflagration at Quebec was beld yesterday v3" the members of the Produce Exchange. The meeting was called to order by Mr, William Mi. Harris, acting Presidentof the Board He briefly stated the object of the foun would be seine for tha reed of the atctremed, On is P. Rage, Jr, was appointed Secre. P mages rata 7 fed Sec La 8 were next made Walbridge to take the stand, and op before. them be Prstpeyt avo Gnetiswen:—T have just been axacciation Tequested on bebaif of this commercial so Call your atieution to the © by the cliigeps of Quebec by a recent le lagration. Fad ae. frag versons have been made home- ene ire,and md -event, amd they tous for relief. In tif indat. of the we failed not to wend supplies of to the fumish- iar in Boetend, and shall we now, with peare rest © respond to the those who although living “under ota goyeameaty nevertheless speak the same laniyage, and to & great extent im the amd poreaite, may be said, “li were praise enough to feel emotion for the common mention that Chatham's language war his mother tongue, and Wolls great name compatriot with his own.’ This is no potitieal gather. ing; it is simply @ meoting to dixoharce our duty im alle: viating distress, Remember how much Quebeo dd for our friends in Portian?, when thoy su from a #tmi- lar cause, An oppartonity ts now given us to recipre- cate the kindness, Gentlemen, our properity ls unex. sampled. Let us demonstrate on thi ax on former oc- sions that the liberality of the merchants of the city of New York i# Ninited by no bounds, preseribed by no feelings of selfishness, but is ready and willing «x tand relief whenever appealed to by suffering humanity. } have nothing more to add, gentlemen. You know the facta, Uu motion the following Committee of Ten was ap- ponted by the President to make sultable arraucements for carrying the sentimente of the meetiog into practical effvet:—Jobn Hobba,- James Goodeve, Jolin Wiimut, John Gordon, James Bruce, A. 1. Philips, Thomas isig- Boy, Alfred Smithers, W. J, Prestou, 3, P. Knapp, The meeting then adjournéd to meet again at rome future ume, Action of St. John the Baptist Sactery. The committee appointed by this society for the pur. pose of soliciting subscriptions for the distressed suffer. ers bog to fuform the benevolent religious and civic roc. eties that a depot to recelve subseriptions haa been established at 36 Dey street, at Houcher & Co.'n ware. rooms, Donations to be transmitted throngh the Na- tonal Express Company, Donations of clothing, blan- kets and provisions, &c., &6, are voltelted, Sabecription tists are now opened at the Hermann office and at ail the newspaper.offices in the city. THE BURNING OF THE THEODORE iy WAGNER, Additional Particulars—Statement of the Cap- tain, ‘The Wagner sailed from Boston on Thuruday, October 18, with a crew of twenty-tive personsand twenty-eight passengers, Nothing occurred worthy of note until Sat- urday, the 20th, at ve P. M., oemoke was discov. ered coming up from around the smoke stack. The alarm of fire was given, and the hose was immodiately attached to the forea pumps both fore and att, Jess than five minutes the fire followed the sk came rushing up through the companion w: rky ght of the engine Sony ‘with such furyand force that the engineer and firemen had barely time to escape from their stations § Toe oiler in trying to get on deck was very badly burned. The fire was kept andor for rome hours by the ugo of the force pumps and the able avsiet anco of the passengers in pasting water, Two veerols beimg in might to the westward, the ship waa kept for them, At six P.M, we came up with the schooner Enoch Pratt and requested the captain to his boat iN readinces to render us aapistance, an our ship wee on fire. Ina few moments afterwards we spoke the brig Velocity to do the rame, oe shortly after the steam became exbansted and the ship tay very qutet, tt being quite calm and smooth at thé time. About seven P. M. two beats came along side, one wn the achooper; the men 1 as ut avail. from the br g, (he other of each camo on board and fendered every wistance to wy and put out fire, bat wi About balf-past ten P.M. thp lady p iy sutshulbe effect of parti for nome time led us to bi half-past one A. M. en! the schooner and tho remal la leaving overytbhing behind in the burning wolp with the exception of \@ few light. articles of clothing, At three A. M. the steamer was on fire fore aft; soon after #hé barned to the water's edge; and, at aboot balf-past one o’ciogk F. M. on San- day, the 21nt, totally dirappeared from view. and s0 ended the career of the steamship Theodore D. Wagner, Great “the indies praise ia due to tho tty who worked bervleally to aubdue the fire while they ro- mained on board the ship. Tho captain, officers, crew and paanengers tender thelr rincere to the eap- tatea, officers and crews of the the brig Velocity and schooner Enoch Pratt for the orsistance reudered by them in trying to quench the Ore and |u brioging thom back safely to this port. We. the undersigned, tender our heartfelt thanks to Crp. tata 1 the niheers and orem of the Britiah beng Veheet for thelr very Kind treat@eut while oa howrd that Yeas Tha Indies. 16 particntar, Yoel under great ohiigations t tain Dagreli for he graeroun a ner in which be gave hubs es bin for thelr entire aries Rabson inte marter be Theadore D. Wagner: Mr. Mr. feed, Mr. man, Mr. Merrilland family, Mra. Marble apt Misses Kandlett, Brotnie, Ch ier ant | Langford, Lord, THE EVENING STAR CALAMITY. Investiqniion by the Geverument Conmine stom. The government Commissioners having charge of the invent gation into the canses which Jed to the lus of we Evening Star examined the second mate yesterday Nothing new was elicited to change the opinions already exprewed in regard to the keaworthinoms of th ler Of the t))-fated verse! Before the ed & critical examination will be made ax to rection of the storm sod snoh other matters ay appertain to the nautical bearings of the exso, which wil! enaite the Commieeioners to decide as to the Jed, ment divplayed by the captain in the emergency fh which he found bimaelf a few hours previons to the catastrophe. From what has already been eliclied ut ap peers that the calamity war caused by vending the verre 10 Pee With loo email a crew, and that the discipline wee not by any means *hat iLouglst to bave been, THE NATIONAL RAILROAD CONVENTION. On the 4th and buh of July fant a convention uf repre sentative men connected with railroads im thie covetry met in Mosical Fuad Hall, Philadelptia, aad there orvan- ined thomeelves nto a permanent body, for the purpose of advancing the tateresia of that immonse body of moa who speculate in Erie, New York Ceptral, Toledo, Ae Youterday they held an adjouroeed meeting atthe St, Nicholas Hotel tn this city, at which the folle tlemen were prowent, representing some miles of railroad in thir country and a capital C $109 000,000, They were: Jobe ime oot HO Houston, directors of the lenney!vania Contra! Nair Joho W nedy, of the Norihern Central, ease i POLICE INTELLIGEN| A Wasreump Twmr.—A wretched looking female {asued from the box, and bung her head as she advanced (0 tho ber, whem the name of Eliza Young wae called yes Ay Morning at the Jefferson Market Police Court, at seat cage amd the faded remnant of o thin, caste be about ber, while beneath ‘trom kn er the wo, bare x eucased pair of old booty, og full of holos tha: auld bave run th thera like asieve, On her heat ad some of coarmly mited straw that was ta NApe eer uieees WORD ® slove elbow, whwad abd a Gecoraton coat scuitle, Jler facd was blear Bloated aud dirty, full of wrinkles and rug vet abe bung itlow down aud wrapped her rage nore her, a4 if sho wery ashamed that the arowd of idi aed curious should age her wreichadnees, It ei ee Sed on the previous 4. yard of the premiue 258 Hudeon whence #ho wok from the clothes line a table faur drerses, a clouk and Uhree bed rheets Those che hadmade np jute a bundle and was mabing througt> the fence wheu she was soized by persons who bad beam watebing hen In reply to the eh: Prisoner anid poething; and bor tale of degradation end misery, aller @ Jife of better days—if she liad ever seen better ddye—waw uateld, Waa about hor, bowover, aa evident senae of disgrace; aud the deep st humilalon was apparent du the way im whiek she siti! drooped Wor face vo 1 co one shouldsice tt, and clowely bagged her rage aboat her naif im that embrace her secret might tim more surely beheld ven when sho was tol! thet she most be com mitted for trial for theft she raised her head, but kept her eye steadily Dred oo the floor ay though ahe nat net heaed the words, She was ordered back to the AW and followed after the officer seem ugly inaif- forent amd. wnooncerned to her face. How Nor to Usw 4 Wire. —Charios Irwin ts a most unmitigated wife beater, If anything goes wrong in hia basiness during the day he “licks’’ bis wife when ho comes home gt might. If he meets an old friend, the right of whom after many yours’ absonce gives him joy, he burries home an hour eartier at night that he may whip his wife in honor of the event. If be makes @ lucky bargain im trade he stratghiway beats his wife, The oiLer day he received a good horse at a cheap price. He immediately gave his wife a sound beating wi! Ahorsewnip, acd afterwards stuffed her eyes fall horseradish, When Charles Irwin gues out of ap even~ tog and gets folly he says he will “lick the old *ooman'* if he finds ber in bed, and if she site op for tim he'll peand her for being such a fool This Charles Irwim moithily eutered the wtrect, ‘4 & singular wort of an individual; not @ brotal fellow—Lord bless yoa!t pothing of the kind, But be is foil of the * nod fancies, and 01 of th hia thy in thone ts his theo regard the treatment of fe, Charles Irwin in short dompy, and by und forehead weom to be at much Irreconeiiabie enmity with each oth r that bis mouth ail drawn down at the corners, and Upwards, while about hye nose for; mber of ugly Ht Ue wrukles, His head ts nearly and bisrcanty hale Meets al the top Hike the raters in a reef, Not an tampered mao, by any means; only ofd, that's al He often comes eo drunk, and after having beaten his wile ke and culls his children abouts and that’s another of his odd tricks, Om Tuow day Irwin returned home fuddied. He found his wife sitting up for bim, and, of cone, “‘iieked" ‘ber, Hot he “eked” ber too bard, for the poor wotnan was Ho hadly by ten about the head and face that she Wook to her bed and bas Bt since got up, aod the doctor says kbe is in a critical condition, Iewia,wae accordingly arrested, and Justec Ledwith yesterday or- dermd him into confineinent to await the result of his and chin were reconciled; the wrinkles drew out of ry and his whole phyniogvomy was long and aext moment, however, they were enemlen as fore, and he went off to his'cell, ba he junt as oti and hhaself just aa odd as ever. Onernvcrine 4 Sramer Can.—Joseph White wan yeater day driving a truck up Sixth avenue, and when he wae near acar wheeled dircotly in front of it A collision seemed inevitable and was only avoided by the driver of the car pulling the oar sudden'y up, Even then White was pot sallsiied, bub@was #0 long way of the car that @ policeroan Ledwith timed the stumbling biock $10 und costa Vietareso the Hatta Law —Leaviso a Cow Tanovom THe Srneem Yesterday morning Joba Dalion wae arraigned before Juste Dowling charged with leading @ cow through the public streets, in violation of ong of the Health ordinances, which probibita the driving of cattle: hae y the sitects of the city between mnrise and ‘3 ‘te wife's injuries, For a montent the primers forehoad be o'clock at night. The magiairate ned Dalton $ commited film in defantt of payment. Delton employer was responsible and would see bim out of the dimeulty. Aus Tere of Mowsy.—Jobo HL Lambert an@ Mictnet Hare tive at No 193 Franktin street, and their acquaintancerbip, if pot friendsh!p, dates back for ser- eral months; bat « change of festing bas taken plere between them, and now they are arrayed agsinat esch other Michael cansed John’s arrest on Tusmday niyht, on the charge of-wtealmn@ @ pocketbook containing $43, And alleges that the prisoner at first contened to the thelt, but subsequently demied it, Justice Dowling com- mitted the aconsed to the Tombs for trial, Lambert le twenty-two year of age. Amacurmna «4 Wouan wren s Kuwa —Mary Jane Hof man, of 103 Elm street, and John J. Hoyle, on Taesdap night, had a quarrel, the origin ff whieh, however, aid Dot appear, bot the war of words was load and long. At lenatt, Jobn leat control of his temper end 00 fat forget himself aa to drawa knife and sab Mary Jane in the face, A severe wound was thea conseq Jolin was atrested by the Fourteenth ine eta nod Justice Dowling locked bim op for 19 defeat bak incecest Prorvem. One of the officers of the Thiet District Police Court arrested « boy yesterday morning, tn the Bowery, offering for male pictures of om iamodeat ctmracter, puch a# are daily exhibited in the windows of wtores im Fulton ang Naamua sieeets, The boy being are saleued before Justice Mansfeld gave the name of the party of urchaaet them. The J airerurd ¢ jaty in the court 0 vied party, which he did, as well a the phoerrapher, whose NoTHe be there excertained. All the piotares of thie ind found on th premiags of either were seized, and mw, dealor ant artiet broieht up to coart. The peturew not really cbseene, although decidedly vnlgur sommes remartable.these vice enenld i motash out Jer, When it la we noewk at on an’ Peer ethnics tw nighuy red at one of the Tyat fannionable places of resort in Breadeay INterlareio® ow the part of the polos Jester Mar pomtpomed a 4 , holding all the partes for examim~ atlon Aton or a Nomeo Srecemmer Toner Jost prior to the departure of the steamboat State of Maing, of the Toston and Stonlogton tine thet evening, a detectiog officer arrested 9 noted steamboat thief, named Andrew Walemn, as be was emersing from the staterown of ong of oe pamoogers a lawyer Vuladaphia, having im 6 & Veldabie overtost and a saiyl Op he prin a number of skews keys were found of bie yorwun, BOARD GF FIRE COMMISSIONERS. The Beant of Comm emtoners of the Metropolitan Pie Depertment met yesterday Preseet.Commiastoners Fags, Abbe and Htrown, Comminatoner Rags in the char, The following commncteations were revives —Vrom the Chief Kngineer, making requisidon for sondry arth let for the one of the department, Ofeetet Prom the Oblef Engineer, making compiaiot again « bell- ringer for neglect of duty, whieh was referred to the have had sat npon the hat of counsel, afew dayr before, Py This vessel, it may be remembered, arrived at | Sta) Prewideat, J. i Mowiten, Obiel Box ner computer for \aveatigntion teke The Pilot Commissioners ot. Paut Spofford.—This wait | mashed ital! op. Mr. ert, he sald, wan ready to > ~ i rf Kogipoar, North Minwort Kh " Geert fs brought wnder the ant of tbe Legisiature of Juno 28, renee ile witd ot ey mnomboul and setite the case vith. | this port from Liverpool, with seargo of geuoral mer- ao on eee tnnitat | Uvingtion, Forman of Regine Company 28, comm well,” T 196%, which eh eliediat an out aid from the law. chandiso, on the 6th September, apd took Bre the morm- | wim, and Weldon; Asttei Welsh, View | Pluned of private Janne Canton for dachedions of hey — pred Judge Brady took the papers and rererved bi de- | ine giiowing, the fire originating in the hold which was | Prewitept Camden and Amboy, Marcelny Mower | omar, sino apainat Ulitaias Lynety, Cablll and Graberm Edward Any person uot holding « !icenge as pilot ander this act | cision, * fell or rage, In order to eave the other ships inthe | Vice Provident fome, Wateriown end Ogéenehure. | for urgiset of auty, Witham Du iy, Foreman of Ke~ be Tew or under the laws of the State of New Jersey, shat! dock aud the masts and rigging of the Farwell, the fre | Henry acd Parsumis: River | gue Company 24, gompisined af Michael Quine for ob the Pilot of offer to pilot any ship or vessel to ne hg UOTED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. men deemed It better to sink her; they oonsequentiy Merrill, Ropermnteadont Vermont | sence without leave, I A Linden. Foreman of Aeademy port of Now York by the way of sandy Hook, except pg filled her with water, when she immediately went down, feed torah com sine’ of privetee Yau Howten Such an are exempt by virtue of this act; oF any master Countertetting. With a damage to insurers of about $56, She sunk for Giowrdeny condact—ail of which were eet Of person on board @ steam tug of tow boat who shall ouy 8 most an tow such veasel or veaseis without such licensed 7 [Before Commimtoner Kenasih G. White.) John Foster was charged with dealing in Uaited States Mr. Joneph Bell, United States Assistant District At torney, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr, Blank. quite close to the pier, and was Boying obstruction which the mer" tora of imaurers were bound to rem For thin purpose operations were commenced on the lath , and the work bas been progressing ever since, The process of raising fs carried on as follows — tor he i Wilhaw It f Bingham, Foreman of Mook ana Lasder Company Mo 14, tendered tin revignation, which wag Corp, a8 hes alee the reslgeation of Wiliam H Piney | Awtiatant Foreman of Hoot and ladder Company No 7. The rertgostion of George A. Eriacher, of Kagine Com- Ei aot a of the water immediately above tbe | pany 2, wae referred to the Commities ow Appomt- ews of the Stats of New Seveoy, shall forflt and gaan for the prisoner. shins cirrecaded by tou platoons, each one mousttl ; route O68 Dani yine. the Board Phots the sum of $1 Aaron McCarthy aworn—I know the prisoner, and | thirty-six feet ie length, fourtees and thirieen bear %. Loate Mat ommiver ou Finance reported im favor a the The it all that defendant loyed an un- 4 ight and a ball foe: deep and furnished wilh two by. | ledo, Webaeh and Weer of santry will, which war ic@nsed pilot, nu Jotin Maginn, to have known him for one year; aw him im Septem. Granule jacks, exen capable of lifting forty tons, amd | Prewident Albaoy and = miter om Ro Mges and Mopplae repented ty weln ber, 1965, ab the Carson House in Crosby street; that | reqniring hut one man to work it, withowt any extra | Hinckley, Pree dent bile! | fever of granting permiason w the Fire Vers Came averntemient | trees, T The jack works @ lever | more Kadresd, © Hot Fredonia ant Potomae & Pacific Rarirond ' telling erect fable oo the rear of pretminw No. 118 Kira etreet, which was etopted. Jovan 0 Hare was appated & Greman and aengned to ertion ot Iabor on his te Tope togate Diack and two won tangtes, an na wan about the ‘th of September, 1865; bed taetever le raised the chains which pass through the with him; I went thero about that ime and counterielt currency of him—fifty cent bills. J Carter, Uw The auswer of defendant seta up that the several ves. 10 the Wreck are elevated at the | The President of the exer intion, Mr_J. Edgar Thomp- | Ragine Uc 7 No, wala soe prepa Sm of fa Fa ae Ses oa are send tee cree org tes | The reves ta cea ghee A bap ane | Mager a " fm carrying passengers, that the vewola were oe wore aboot (wonty 1 hold the chain. The jack and lever are let down again, | the View Provident, tovk the eheur Mr. Wean, of the Carmien and » apon offered the (otlowing Mecigton, whieh war unas) monaly gyprovet and 60 on repeated bite (he ship about ix feet in = , In raising eemken vemegia by the off epetem panos ing the chains w re frequently lable © break two differnt ganete, The old plotoont were so Jorge and powerful that thelr strength and weight was forty or fifty cents 1 1 think all the packs; of him; I know three or four of them are, for I them; the currency I bought wax all alike; I am still the employ cf the secret ervice Departinent TEST SUITS FOR EGRO SUFFRAGE Wm MCW ARCEY. the Trenton Minto Ganetin, One 26} of en comet one a New “ fo in the | AN ANTIFT THAT WOULDN'T sina, Captaim Maging was called Plaintiff next called Frauz immer, who testified —1 aited’ Biel a United Slater license since 1828. pepstatin anne ) wineee tow ie rock @ manner oF tn at peer 6 Cond of the sonrochwwnscoues | at fire envirionted rived here yerterday evening ior the ry ie understood, of holding & cowsuitation wi w yy pep the Bradford and Carroliviile Draued te dome point us tbe Piiindeibis amd Erie read. + stn of the jalptit and defendant; T was 1 ‘Crom oxamined-Gave the currency to Mr. Lowell too mech for the chain, and tm any distartance | vend coo 6 Ore 7” 0% 5 n dang i ’ ‘ . Fae Antes or Mone “Sonate Ars Pine sme wete concluded to-day. of Augum; have not seen the bills since T gave them to | parrow square hows beatom of the pistown, sed | oie } y oS aseongt af oct femal! way leading 10 my droning room; he “ Lowell unill new; Lowell was present when marked | Working agsinst an ensie, nove very ab The Committe on Prieuls and Yetent Laws ese Sted | * + eet in vealathon of ; A oEME 5P the bile, hy the Chal Lee et meen ote . sates, wntaly ese. Draneunedt he uttered abusive words againes 30h inet, by which the Fa qauteceh Coad combics the Walteay’ Wereae for the | te hoe Coation i Poomes roy Te What la that loafer doing here ? out that.| The Suit fer the fi eae - rovement, as the Soianperedhatent Lajerte, BG Bctelem, | ee Me - - S Fallow: atthe seine moment he riched towards Denn. '| ‘Teathmony na te His Compet UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. ight sections, the VS Bere late te re) fe came ot ow. outatrevched arms; Mr. Weber and Mr. Hor | riage of Mr. Gerrety’s Daunghter—Interest- —— The heing's protiminary meeting, and wary littl j . i: A. tn ae ‘who followed Ansebuta, piaced themselves ing Lvidence. Before Judge “maliey, parative having bean made for tbe routine wo in. "Gee of the pen and Anschutz and kept Ancchtce back Before Judge Danis. Lawrence Gladsiume 4 al. 0. William Chamberiaina — soy hee Teporta end Ler maliere Shieh won te a ~ * Othe of Wimtegun, * Blirabeth Foley, by her Guartian, John Foley, et, George | The jary in this case--e report of which appeared in Tacs iy of 6 bell, tho mouth of which © poem pgm one yen ree ob. . bios - . reveeet r o ieouam beta 6 MeDonald.—The trial of (hia interesting case, the nature | day's Hansip—came into court yesterday morning wihae ‘woter, fearing it free from eoutact with any busieeen te orp: to be ratens ind Ou st ak, Gone 4 Of which was published in yesterday's Himus, was con- | sealed verdict for the plaintife for $19,006, the differeme | Sngular Vortion of we woudwans. The (heed oo fie Niacnlhelgpee—pllomactmge \ anes Sina 1-8 whee Unued to-day, The court room was crowded by parties | between a pai ae ee aaa Baca are “bandied” by steam, and the stele ie COAT CALENDAR TS gat | one whey man, ond - interested wb me work irty men, Already tbe eatkern ob — * ! inthe suit. The main question im the caso | im gold, Dinpretinge «hyenas ht eee Oe, ONY al cae ee) mpd 4 Seenene Comme-Cneen,-oPers | Berne! chart " ls the power of the Court to remove a testamentary ‘The calendar will be called at sleven o'clock this | ts wumn exioen feet of the surface of the water, The | 200! we a, es 5, Stardian upon such evidence as may be introduced | morning, peremptority, Gentlemen of the bar not an | weight on chains and platoons \s aterrt 90 tone | 2 rors oo ae “a 4 ‘ “ hie incompetency. The eait ie browebt im the | #¥éring Will have their caren pus over for the term, Apamion of the wares aun Seche Sa' conasiag ot | $o0t nr m ve dehieches “" that 4 name Hizabeth Foley, through her huebaed, John gerereegrernagren eM ged by divers, the fema.nder, “oman! . , ) } 1 amet Aae h, Fouy. "ae lear scaly siuulo Gree Stlecn, yuars of THE ERE RAILWAY. Chath and tron, 0 of ba ite eulye. ach one of the | Sant, Sh ees, sae, wasn SUEAEAEG Oliaed Dizon an che cnet BeeeOe® sn Mer of Gerrety, under whore will rt os op ta + we a7), $16, tam, 163, iwni,'s To Wieab id + eles ane one ON 4 . ments mee “4 a “ Yoicy lest March ‘The President and directors of the Erie raming is ery simple Dut at the mame time very interest | pend ond Sepnpe > Wratey 1" Dp. & Newere, F is a ewe 108 Bony dD. me dD. Retier, of Memes one eon " bes commented Ww at ax one of & nem Coumnel «1 wine te ernmon ed ing, aod crow és daily throme the ple oprrations, wherh sre 4