The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1870, Page 7

TRIRGRAPIIG NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Count Bismarck’s Plan of Protest Against the Papal Syllabus. Socialism in France and M. Rochefort’s Position. English Feeling Towards the United States Navy. Tho Colonial and Trish Questions in the British Parliament, ARRIVAL Of SANTA ANNA IN HAVANA. He is Ordered to Leave the Island Forthwith. GERMANY. Premicr Bismarck and the Pope. BERLIN, Feb, 14, 1870. Je is said that Connt Bismarck, in case the other great Powera concur, wil propare a protest ‘against the Papai Syllabus. Opening of tho North-Cermnan Parllamout— Speech of King William. 1 Bat 1b, 14, 1870, King Wiltlam to-day opened tne session of the North German Parliament. . In the speech from the throne a pregramme of the laws to be proposed to the Parliament ts given. Among them are bills fora new criminal code and for the development of the right of citizen- #iip) in the Confederation. Parhament 13 ‘assured that (he federal revenues now promise to equal the expendliares, Union with the Southern Slates is still ured, and the treaty with the Grand Duke of Baden {s pronounced one link in the chain. Peace with aii foreign nations has been proserved in accordance with the poicy of the members of the ‘Confederation, The army is maintained solely for defence, not for oppression. The speech conoiudes wisn congratulations on the development of tho ‘Wolfaro of the North German States, ——— FRANCE. Tho Soclalistlc Revolutionary Conspiracy. Janis, Feb, 14, 1870, ‘The search for parties tmz ed in the alleged conspiracy 18 continued by tue police, and arrests are frequent. The Radical Press, Panis, Feb. 14, 1870. Another prosecution has been commenced against La Varseillaise for pubiishiag false news. M. Rocheforv’s Position, Panis, Feb, 14, 1870, M. Rochefort has addressed a létter to the Prefect of the Police, claiming, in moderate ana respectful terms, the right to farnisa ariisies to his own jour- nal, the Marseilawe, without submitiing them to the examination of the keeper of the prison, ¥ ENGLAND, ~~ The Colonial Question tn Parlinment—Canada and Now Zenlagd—Irish Radicalism and Raids on Nerth American Territory. Lonvow, Feb, 14, 1870, In the Honse of Lords to-day the Earl of Carnar- ‘von moved for copies of tho correspondence with Canada and other colonies relative to the recall of troops. He desired that the colonia! question should have careful consiaeration. He favored a confede- ration of which Aibioa would be the centre. He commended Canada for her consistent conservatism, and deprecated, the theory that the colonies should be ailiea but independent commanitica, Lora Lytyetou calied attention to tae prospects of New Zealand and thought that eolony was about to enter on & new and prospereus cureer, Lord Monck explained bis reasons fop asking for more troops when be was Governor General of tho Canadas. The battle of Sadows had been fought, and as the war in Europe was ended the home gov- ernment couid spare the men. The Fentans, who ‘were supposed to ba armed wita breach-loaders, had just made a rad into Canada, The colonies were in a panic and clamored for protec- tion. Under these circumstances be was led to ‘call for reinforcements from England. He then dis- cussed the subject of the relations of the colonies to the mother country, and uam:tted generally the “wisdom of colonta: seli-protection. The Earl of Derby congratulated Hart Granville that the colonies were not to be ieft utterly defence. 4ess and that their relations with the howe govern- ment were harmonious, Lord Lyveden asked that serious consideration be given to the policy of colonial independence. Tne House then adjourned, The Alabama Claims Negotiations—The Badget and Diplomatic lieform—Locking After Venus. Lonpon, Feb. 14, 1870, An the House of Commons Mr. Otway, Under Secretary tor tho Foreign Department, denied the truth of the report that the United States had of- fered to reopen negotiations for the settlement of the Alabama claims. He added that, if renewed, the negotiations would be conducted at Washington Sustead of London. Mr. Lowe, Chancellor of the Exchequer, said he hoped to submit the pudger to the House before Easter. Mr. Lefevre asked leave to introdnce a bill relative tothe merchant marine, The bill is very long, con- taining nearly 800 clauses, and embodies the views of the shipping community. It wil probably be * referred to a select committee, 4 motion was made for a select committee to con- wide, T2ud report reforms in the Cipiomatic and con muiaz, Service. Am age from the Qneen was received an- Handing, * that arrangements had heen made for t it of Vi sclentitic , Cb#ervatlons of the transi! epus in unfacture Lospgn, Feb. 14, 1870, Preston, in Lancashire, which ‘p @ Bhort tims since on ac- 1 in the cotton trade, are Cotton Ma ‘The cotton mild av were compelled to sty count of the depression resuming. A correspondent, proba ‘writes to tho London Times cause of the late decline in co. large supply, and adda that as wrighe Hace Rel cover contracts at eleven pence, Oe ‘he market has occurred, mt from Navol Consslation ro eh $6 1870, The London Times to-day, in reviewing wit er on “tron-clads,” recently isaned by the " Naval Covstructor, B, J. Reod, exults in Secretary Robeson’s admission of the absolute worthlesspess of the American vessels, Heavy Wenther—Marine Losses. rs Lonpon, Feb, 14, 1878, ‘The weather yesterday was coid and tempestuous. Many disasters have been reportea to the shipping ‘round the coast, : Literary Toate. Lonpon, Feb, 14, 1870, Dion Boucicault has brougut an action of libel _agalast the proprietor of the Saturday Beyyeye for an “ly an interested one, o-day, attributing the ton to the present Washchey,t0r Sali eses rears ee Ee a a ae ee ee eS ee ee NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1870,—TRIPLE SHEET,. ‘anfavorabie oriticwm on his play of “ormosa."’ Whorein tho edivor 1s sald to have oharacterized the Gutbor as an ‘‘assootate of biackiegs and chartatans."’ SPAIN. Cabinet Division aud Parliamentary Dissen- elon, Mapnip, Feb. 14, 1870, It ta probable that Selor Becerra, tae Coionial Mintater, wil! soon 1otre, owing to a atoriny discus #'on in the Cortes on Saturday on tho supject of his dismiasal of a suboruiuate vAlcor, ITALY. Naval and ScientiNo Progress. PLOMBNOR, Feb. 14, 1870, ‘The Italian corvette Vendetta has saticd for tho Red Sea to eatanlieh n naval atation in those waters. ‘Sho Nas a sotenuific commission on board, CUBA, Mr. Sownrd at Mntanzas—Capture of a Schooner with a Cargo of Armse—Arrival of Santa Anun at Havana—He ts Oriered to Leave. Mavana, Feb. 14, 1870, Mr. William HT. Seward has arrived at Matanzas. Several accomplices in the murder of I3aa0 Groen- walth have been arrested. A schooner, with a cargo of arma for the insur- gents, went ashore near ara during a gale from the north, She was discovered by the Spanish OmMcers aud setzel., Her crew egoaped into the in- terior. At iast accounts tae troops were taking out the’schooner's cargo. Genera: Santa Anna arrived tn Havana yester- day, Me came here trom Puerto Plata with the in- tention of taking passage in the British steamer on tho 22d inst. for Vera Cruz. Bus the Captain Gea- eral has ordered hin to leave the tstand by the first steamer that sails from Mavana for any other than a Mexican port, beng determined to allow no viola tion of Internationa: ww. Santa Anna bad a per- sonal interview wita the Captain General, but the Jatter was fir ta his retusa 49 allow him to pro- ceed to Mexico, to the ex-President will leave im- mediately, citner fur xassau or St, Thomas. THE PARAGUAYAN WAR. Brazilian Reports of the Pursuit of Lopez. Lisuon, Fed. 14, 1370, The British mail steamer bas arrived from Rio fhe general tn command of the allied forces in Paragvay was moviny ia pursuit of Lopez. It be- coming known tut the iatter was im full retreat three Indian ciieis bad odvred their services to the Brazilaas, DOMINION OF CANADA. Arrival of Peince Arthne at Ottawa—Rense sowbling of Parliament. Grrawa, Ontario, Feb, 14, 1870, Owing to tie snow storm the train with Prince Arthur oa board did not arrive uaul hali-past sevem O'clock P.M. A guard of honor of tue Sixtieth Rifles was at the stution to receive the Prince and a large crowd of persons atiealed. Owing to the lateness of the hour ny addresses were presented. Parliament will ssseinble to-morrow, Abous ove hundred wad Mity My abers arrived to-day. $ LOUISIANA. The Carley-Giallagher Prizo Fight=—Pctty Splice of a Legwiative Body—Safe Kovbery fa New Orleans, NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 14, 1870, In the prize fight to-lay between Curley and Gal- fagher the latter wus cio victor afier ninetcen ral Ewell 18 in wis city and atoppiag at the jes liotet, In the Logiglaturg to-day a resolution was tntro- duced profibiting BL reli, of the Commercial Budein, irom entering tie Mouse of Kepresenta- tives, The lauguage of Mr. Jewell regarding the menners of the Legislacure and his political course are the causes alleged for tue latroducuion of the resolution, “ A sue in the house of J. S. Clark was blowa open anid subbed of $29,000 last night. ILLINOIS, Tux on Foreign Insurance CompaniosTloce tion of Dircetors ef the Dubuque avd Sloax City Railroad. Car04co, Feb. 14, 1870, The City Attorney has brought suits agatnst twenty-one foreiga inguranues companies doing bust- ness in Chicago, Under the laws of Illinols every foreign insurance company domg bustaess here through agents fs required to pay two per cent of their gross earnings into the city Treasury. The agents of the companies prosecated have negleced or refused to comply with the law. The frat suit commenced ts against tus Astor Iuagurance Company of New tora. The annual election of directors of the Dubaque and Sioux City Railroad waa held to-day, and re- suited In the choice of Morris K. Jessup. Isaiah H. Knox, Walter Hi. Bevins and Jonn F, Siater. Mr. Slater, uf Norwich, Coua., was eleeted tn the plice of John S. Kenedy. of New York.’ No other busi- neas of importance was traasacted. 3 ‘The bookkeeper tn Mesars, Tullman & King’s drag store was detected a iew days since in sieuling oplum, morphine ana quinine from his employers, He confessed to lraving taken $8,000 wortn. The relatives of the bookkeeper have setiled with the firm and he was allowed to go. MASSACHUSETTS. A Contemptible Swindio—Cheating Privovers Out of Their Chriatmns Dinner—Snit Against the Warden of the State Prison. Boston, Feb. 14, 1370, Asuit has been brought against Gidcon Haynes, Warden of the State Prison, by H. L. C, Dorsey, of Pawtucket, the well known benefactor of prison inmates in vartous parts of this Commonwealth and other States. Mr. Dorsey's benefactions have taken the shape of donations of poultry for the purpcye of providing prisoners on certain days named by with roast turkey Ginaers, On Christmas Day, 18 thesam of $750, altogetier, was sent to Mr. Ha; for this purpose aud recsipt was acknowledged. ‘The donor. tt secins, tock a notion to visit tne prison on that day, under an alias, and bearing 8 letter of tp- troduction from hiuseil. He discoverea that the terms of his donation were not fulfilled’ as the dinner which he intended was not given the men and the text which he had selected was not preached trom by the Chapiaio. Thuis vexed him and he sent a de- mand to the Warden gor the return of the money, The Warden sent Lim the balance remaining in-his hands and the portion spent he Dow sues to recover. Woollen Mills at Huntington Burned=Loss $'206,000. SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 14, 1870, Two mills at Hantington, the Hampshire Woollen Mill of Messrs, Little & Stanton, and the Marsetiles factory of the Huntington Manufacturing Company were totaliydestroyed * an accidental fre about ive o'clock this morning. ‘Totai loss $200,000; iusurapce $00,000; Of which $3000 is In the Fire and Marino Company, Of thia city. The other companies are not reported. ‘Ihe Hawpsbire Mill was tuo largest Wooilen mili tn this State. A snow storm which commenced this afternoon hag ehanged 100 rain, which is now falling beavily, EUROPEAN MARKETS. - Ae Lompon Mowiit Minter cbonbon, Pop, 14-6 ¥. M.-Consols closed at 02% for money ana 92% for the account. American securities closed qttet and steady; United States five-twenty bonds, 1862, 87%; 1865, old, 87; 1967, 86%; ten-forties, 82. Stocks steady; Erie Railway shares, 20}4; Jilinois Ceatrals, 110; Atlantic and Great Western, 30. Parts BOURSE.—Paris, Fed. 14—The Bouras Closes firm. Rentes, 73f, 300. FRANKFORT BOURSE.—FRANKFORT, Feb. 14.— United States bonds closed firin but quiet; five-twen- tes. quoted at 924 a way LiveRrooL Corron MARKET.—-LIVERPOOL, Feb. 14—6 P. M.—The cotton market closed quiet. Mid- dling uplandd, 113;d.; middling Orleans, 114d. The sales for the day have been 10,000 ba.es, including 2,000 for export and speculation. The stock of cot ton taken for export and speculation on Saturday should ave been 3,000 bales, and not 2,00, The ia'pmeuts from Bombay to the 12th mstant, since ‘wp, /a8t report, have been 1,400 bales, HAN’RE COTTON MARKET.—HAVRS, Feb, 14—Cot ton cloed quict on spot and aifoat. Live ib BREADSTUFPS MARKBT.—LIVBRPOO! Fev, 1 é. M.—ne markes closed frm. a LIVERPOON, | PROVIBS: Max Feb. 14—6 P, woh Od. per cws, fox the LONDON uCE M, DOR, Feb, 14,—— Tanseed cakes, £9 105, @ £9 128. per ton for thin oblong for fceding. Calcatta linseed, 68s. 9d. Retivea petroleum firm, Linseed oll, ,£31 per ton. Tailow quiet te Ma MARKET.— ANTWERP. Feb, 14,—1 PRTROLEU! aL OKE -Patro- en cle wo a AMUSEMENTS. The ‘Melancholy Dane’ Prismatically Portrayed—Five “Hamlets” Ineor- vorated With the Metropolis Last Night. ed Booth’s Theatre. TAMLBT IN FORTRY AND rurLogorxy, Notwithstanding the pelting storm last mgbt Bootn's theatre was crowded, as usual, to its utmost capacity. Every seat waa occupied. It was ex- pected by some that on this occaston, tho sixth week of Booth as Hamiet. the audience would be some: what diminished by attractions elsewhere, principal among which was supposed to be the Hamict of Fechter, at Nib’o's; but, on the contrary, the attendance was no less great and select than that which has characterized the most favor- able nightafor this theatre. Toe audience last even- ing waa composed of the intellectual élite of New York, Shoddy waa not reprosented, for there was not suMcient appreciation of genius to expose her robes to the storm, ana there was comparatively tue of that gorgeousvess of dreas generally dis- played in the opora house and theatre. But intel- gence, refinemeat and itterary culture and appreciation of true genius were everywhere observable, It was an audience such as would grat- iy the most ambitious asptrant to histrionic fame, aad must have given to ths great actor a thrill of pride by the recognition it manifested of bis skitl and fidelity as the interpreter of Hamics. i This immense attendance of the Intellect of New York upon so laciement an evening, especiaily wher O long and loudly hera ded actor from Europe was to give at another theatre his first representation in this country of the character which had been per- sonated nearly forty successive nights by Edwin Boosh, is a convincing testimonial to the superiority Of his genius in this role. He stauds recogmzed us the ouly true and faltlful exponent of the poctry and philosophy of Hamict, Bootu, the actor, van- ishes from the observation the instant ne speaks a5 Hawi ot, and ore tae spectator 13 aware of it he haus himself become fully identided io sympathy with ibe impusive Prmce of Denmark. However fa- miliar the observer may be with the textof the play and the mtnutie of atage arrangements and scenic etec.s, the trst exibition of emotion Ly. Lou in the opeuing scene vanishes ail thought of critichiat. aud the ‘spectator, yielding to the ti Sion forgets tho audience, the orchestra, th giaro and palated canvas, and 18 conveyed, as if by magic, to the ctty of the roya Dane. No critic however fastidious or captious, can Tesis ioAuences of the oerasion, ‘the sweetmess 0: Laimilet’s nature, bis poe , his philosophy, aud his auguisi alt seem so. e, $0 Datura, 80 De mt iting the circumstances surrounding we Fri that the spectator unconsciousiy becomes bi mber of Lue court, und follows with breath the progress Of the trayedy. Tue Ki Po.oums aod Uphella, and all the pomp the mimic palucs we rhiess gents Of Booth and (Qe list dwells ia tie n fails and the orcbestra te Queen, and paraphernalia of rived by the mal reaily Trova, Wit 0 halis ‘anti! the cu) 3 Liu back to the present and reality, jtis Ai this MOL t that the superiority of Books Hiamivt {s fully appreciated, ‘Tae 8 that Booth tas not bLaseit been recognized except ta the applause of Welcome as 1e first stepped out upon the stage. that alt tue ap. poltmeuts of the tueaire, Its splendid scesery aud Magnificent stage arrangements, bave been une noticed, and that the pamnted tapestry with its crude ancesiral Gevices, bas besa for a tun waged Lato the jauitiess proportions of a regal pala: Boots Uauics gives ove @ We iusigut into the human heart aad awaxeus emotions touched py no other tragedian in tia character. He ts nos only Fiscinaiing @4 au actor, but all ‘the beautios aye pouosopay of the play are given a new charg “by his tonen, Lhe memory of whlch lagers long or the agiors iu the tragedy are theniss] Date a Niviols Gardeny “HAMLET! IN PROS# AND BROKEN ENGLISII. There was auch w& congregation of critical play- goers at this house last evening as only a new end geueral sensation, on a stormy night, cau draw. Indeed, such 13 the prevailing curtosity to see the wonderful Fecbter in the decisive text of “Lamlet”’ that weundersiand that every seat im the house for the whoic woek ts oid, We think it probable, how- ever, tat the preminra expected by the strect spec. Waieys Will not be realized, although the managers are “all Fight? “a Mr. Justice Dowling has beon gratified in the dear. est wisu of his b » Mr. Fecuter, at his request, has graciously condescended to favor the citizens of New York with his impersonation of Hamiet, “the melancholy Dane.’ Jarrett & Palmer doubtiess bad bad it ail cul aud dried before land, in their pian of operations, for they are skilful campaigners; but be the thanks given to Justice Dowliug, “aud let us, like honest Sancho, bid God bless tie giver, worleok the gilt horse in the mouta,’”’ Ja fact, how- over, this thing of Fechter against footn was an opportunity to both parties which could not be los: ‘The publio curiosity on the subject would fill Niblo’s to see Feclter, and the comparison between tho mode! Hamiet of London and the popular Hamlet of New York would be no losa to Booth. Reddy the Byacksmith, In view of the happy accord estabiisned between Booth aad Fechter as worrhippers of the same idol, would be apt to say, “Can’t you see tt's @ put up job—that this running of Fecbter agaist Booth la ike the friendiy set-to in the Bowery of Jem Mace and Heenan—a Jolut stock operation—that each has so mucn his own pecuilar style that neither will hurt the otuer, and that bot will make by it? Barnum will say “fhis is bus ness. Fechter against Booth wal fii >the ne papers with theirabsurd criticisms and comparisons, Tne public curtosity will be fred up by these first Tate notices, free of cost, aud both houses wil profit thereLy. If is the climax of profitable advertising, and Justice Dowling’s petition caps the climax." Cordially endorsing tis as Aclightful improve- ment upon tne confiics between Forrest and Macready, we are free to give eur opinions upon Feenter’s Hamlet as compared with Booth’s, The impersopation of Booth 3 6 highly Saisied work of art, in person, it may be said, he is too siender aud pot tall enough to represen’ “the giass of fashion aud the mould of furm” of @ Daulsb prince of tno epoch of the Danish pirates, when physical evelopment and strength were the drst essentials even of the conrt, Ibtmay be urged, too, that the cotor of ms hair is & violation of the wniversal Dansh tint; out tt is iu larmony with the color of bis eyes, in which he adie to the Righor Jaw of navare. in the otuer leading characters of the play he 1s careful to establish the bionde ne ruling Danish type, and himself aa the exception to the ruis. Ilia architecture 18 in gdvance of his time, but not above the demands of Shakspevre, who was utterly regaucdiees of the reguire- meats of chronviogy. Even in the ducat whut he gives us as the coin of Denmark, we see Uiat ie mixes up his (fmes and places with the nlinost indifference. Hut what waa the od js? He was writtog his playa for a Londou theatre at a period when tuere were ho newspapers, sud when nocritte was hkely to turn up to call him to account Jorashipwreck in Lohemia, or tor @ Frenchy and a Dutchman among the Romans and the riginat Britoas of Engiaud; or for St Valeutias Day 14 the time of Theseus, of Atneas, Tat we are dealing with Booth and Fechrer Hamlet. We have said that Bootk’s huipersonation ig a flue work of act, We say that it discloses a pro- found gpd most eareful study of nis subject. ue gired us “the melaucho'y Dane,” notas a c meg Ter» fanatic, nor a4 ® ligh bora ruMan, notas & sional moralist, hor a4 ® qracker of jokes Aud witti- cising of which be ia proud; bat he gives us a young prince of fine accompiishmenis ant ‘sheng 8 and wae, cho 9 Bp ine ho "ofeationt ud he oa crime @ 24 ncig and 4 aud scandaloy Mat degrad wudgoA, go racked aud torturea By tue Topulses and apparent treachery of the dutiful bat ioving Ophelia; so trea- bled with suspicions of a league of conspirators scheming io discover his secret and to er him; so ‘bent vpon Dis “great revenge’ that be bas no thought for otver matters, and 18 annoyed with side issues or tboughtless Interruptions; and yet so moved by doubts and by Indecision that he lets his oppor. tunities stp by, and is 80 frank 1m his nature and toperfect In bis misgivings that he is caugat at last 43 byanaked hook. To sum ap, Hamlet, as given by Hooth, 1s @ Hamiot whose melancholy hae becomo 40 fixed og to color ali his actions, and to give the deliberate expression of asettied saducss to every ‘word that he utters. Fetcher’s Hamiet is quite anoiher thing. The dif- ferences between the ‘© are broad enough to aat- isfy the tow exacting for a change. ln person Fescher, we bave been trained to believe, 13 too stout and short ti mt the Dantsd "glass of fashion, although the tells us he 1s We have Lo compiaint to mae of Mr. Fetcner’s red wig. with its luxuriant tresses wing over his spoulders. Wo rather like it ag the Danish courtly styie of the thn We believe those tes wore long hair, and the Princess Aloxandma of the present day \6 o blonde. Taking the semae of the house as our opin. jon, we should that Fetcher's Mamie ig @ great success, for he wi’s recalled at the close of every act, and in each case \* Was evidently a recall too general to be a trick; byt there was moro of enorosity to the stranger ta 2m judgmens in it. hter’é Hamlet ig bute mad Mestinn of his Ruy $$ CCU OO peta eater ene Re Plas end his Lagardire, ana his Lagardére is not further behind That of Woensior thats hie Hele js hid of Booth, His German accent aud his French sing-song measyre of eiocution do not meet American idea, Ho wasted his ammunl- Hon witt his rapid ti where precision {s demanded;, he permits bis sudden excito- ment to carry him to the stratni of his voice for an tuadequate compensation in tho effet; the deep ineaul of jue simple worda of bis author {3 lost ia hts nasty deliverance, and hts Qneat perceptions in geature, look and movement are still marred vy thar measured sing-song Franco-Teuionie fotonation. His excitement! hig frat encoontor with the chost makes it dimiculé to understand what he says, and yet tuere is noching startling in bis ex- citement, in his centerence with his mother he is, as usual, in (oo much of a hurry to @9 jue wo the occasion, and guil with peculior Galite twang he takes us away from Denmars. He ‘aus im nis rapid aud foreiga accented utierances not only to impress his words upon the hearer, but fails to satisty us that such tmpecuosines of youva are appropriate to the part, and fails to eatabilsu ite Uiusien tat Me. Fecoter is still youug enough for Prince Hauiet.- Forrest at sixty inado & very clever Ciaude Me'noite; but it was uot the young and elastio Claude of Buwer; Feeuter at dity. or {cr.y, ut you piease, makes a *ueiancboly Dave," but tt ts Decause ali the time he tmpreases one with cae ides, hat he would make a better comedian, We cannot baile though we try, that ho is ba elancaoy Dane” whea be sin way Uirouga his aocest disiresses. We gure that Japauschek Hamlet wou'd totally eclipse him for, though she has ® measured rising and tating infection, it ws grand and majestic, Walle ecnter does his Hamiet somewhat to tho muste of the sing-aong of Lickena tn his Dr. Marie gold. No wonder Dickens finds so much to admire in Fechier, They are botn of the same dramatic school 1D their musical style, though Fechter hag the :disadvantage of a fixed Continental accent. He chants even when he rants, and his rauttng 1s feeble compare: with that of Mr. £. Eddy in hia paimy days in the Bowery, Mr. Fechver’s Hamlet ie aot an improvement upon tho original, in dispensing with the sceue where the Prince fore- goes uid Opportunity to slay bis perfidious uncie While at his prayers because be woud, perhaps, sond his soul to Heaven or lessen bis paias in’ Pur. gatory; nor im that touching scene between Hamiet and Opnelia, where he denies that he ever loved her, &c., because he detects a epy in the background who spodig tue Occasion for a treaty of peave, dvea Mr. Kechter wppear to comprehend the agony of tho unnatural cruchy wish which ho ieels compelled to treat her. Here, 0, ho hurries througa tho scone fo rapidly as to leave no vivid impression upon the mind as to its meaaiug. In shori, thougu his Ham.et i# an oriy:- nal, ib 1s neither German, Freach, nor Bogitsn, bus a mix.ure of three nationalities, im Whica ‘the meian- cuoly Dane” 1s lost sight of tn an American audi- ence. He may be the model of Hamlet of modern uondon, but he is not the moget of modero N York—a | metropolis which even in rs of tho fine arts, mmnstc aud the drama has ‘sea to a judgment and & standard no longer pro- Viacial, Nor do woe think 1¢ @ harsh judgment to Say (hat, wile Lhe supporters of Fechver at Nibio’a, luciading Ophelia and several others, materially Strengthen bis Hailes, the merits of Booth are rougat ous iuto bolder reuwef by tis marked rity to Lhe best of his company, oN matt r Olymple Thoxtre, HAMLET IN HUMPTY DUMPTY PANTALOONS, “Angels and ministers of grace, defend us"? Ye that have gloated so fondly over the preceding pictures of the lithe and wiry brunctte Booth, and the robust and rubicund blonde Fechter, as they appeared last night im the rove of the melancholy Dane, ‘leave wringing of your hands; for having teased your eyes on those pictures, tn the wild wlartey of “Shoo ~” From the fore- ng the wail aoubtiees ave inferrod thas Se ey a clever fr O. Deleon, of ie “ bus to bo Al im the piece i 1s the ocast:—Hamlet, Humpty- Da “pty Fo ioe, Mr. Ben Maginiey; Polontas, Mr. Lester Cavendish; Horatio, Mes, Blaucue Brad- Slaw; Lacrios, Miss Marie Longmore; Ophoila, Aitss Beli Uowiti; Gertrude, the Queen, Mrs. Lradsuaw, fud tho Ubost, Mra, Kdward wraght Tony Paste:’s Opern Uouse. “HAMLBE’! IN BURLBIQUB. Anoth(r Hamict in the field, Tony Pasior now caters the lists amt uw “determined to share the laureis now being ruaged by foreign and native artis:s on tho Amer.can stage, Mr. Pastor, how- over, gives us an cntirely new version of the Prrace. His reason for doing so is that the amendaiors, Lav- ing 80 (wisted and turned the original piay, he Bees no good reason why the dramaiist of nis estabitsh- Ment—"'they keeps a poet alvruys on hand for eon things at Tony’s'—should not remoJol the play to @utt the star, The tik ts mot go diilicult as unghs be expected. The story vriody told amounts Only 10 tiis;—. oung Humiet, Unding ous through & mediuai (hat his faiber was Killed vy a leading poll- tician im toe perwon of the King, like @ good duuiur gon and a boy of tho periva, resolvew to get square Ol Dis atep-fatoer, WOO was the murderer. Luviag ascertained that “hanging for murder was piayea ous’ tn Deumark be underlakes the bivody de2d, and butchers the King to the Congressional air of “Shoo, Fiy.’" Ail thia and more, too, Touy Pastor guve at bis Upera House last night to a lume Cougro- gation, Tony did weil, and the support be received irom (he taleuted company by witich be was sur rounded was excelient, ‘I'he audicuco were pleased, aud the management is therelure satiated. San Francisco Minstrols. MAMLET IN CORK. Hamiet, after being at the “Fat Men's Dall," was served up with “Iush’? by Charley Backus as tue Sau Francisco Minstrels last nignt. Mr. Backus makes a first rate Hamict. In appearance he looks the part, judging from the remark made vy Mra. Harmies to the young prince's step-father previous to the “get to’’ between Hamlet and Laertes, that “our soa is fat and scant of breath.” This 1s Backus to a dot, @ad heuce ais great success La hus origual version of Hamict, tae Dane. Mr. Backus has departed, tco, from the old stereotypea way of piaying tie Part, aud iustead of raven locks he sports Haxen riugies. This is au kaprovement, aad con- tusuug us Ib docs wilh tie sooty garments of the tnvlaAcAOly prince, 1b bas quite a pictorial eifect. Mr. Backus wade a palpable mu when ue Kook down Billy Birca, wav piayed the part of Lucuilus. As Lucaiius belongs to “‘vamoa aad Pytitas’ aud not Wo Humlet, Biuy Bored dectares thas this last act of Hamlets settles the question of Lis madaess. Considering u first night's periormauce, tne scenery worxed weil and ali tue actors wore up in thor parts, Bowery Theatre, However much the avything but clement weather may have deterred attendance at tue otuer theawes it had no effect upon the non-weathor-learng habiiuts of the “Old Drury,’’ more especiaily be- cause of their love of novelty having been so well understood by the management that it haa prepared for them an “entirely new and origiual domesuc local drama,” having for its first utle the 1t ts but fair that you skould now “look on this''—“Humpty Dumpty” Fox as Hamiet, Prince of Deumark. Ful up your kerchiets for “you that have tears (need not) prepare to snea them now.” That is, not Jost yet, Think of tt, ye Olympian gods who nightly (hethg the highest lery in the cosy Olymplg{ Vink of tt, if ye can, and conjure up 1n your Oya tgrtlig Haaplastigns the sublime pi¢iur% of America’s most clownish clowa— youxs ©*n comical favorite in pantomime and come- ‘7—decked out in sombre suit from head to foot in the gloomy guise of Hamlet—tue gloomiest of all gloomy stage princes, Does not this fill the very last vacant nicke im the “Temple of the Drama? And ts it not curiously flilod withal? Surely, tt should be encased in brightest gold, and not basely exhibited for tattered and ragged, greasy “green- backs.” This same Humpty Dumpty Fox 1s known weil. so much 80 that when he gaye.out che on @ certain night he wonld Gasay the $dle of “Hamiew” the whole town laughed and criea “Ha, bal? for everybody thought him mad, or fancied be wage only trying to fool them vay with one of his tickling straws. “It tg thé Test dtraw Which brebks the camel's pack,” we are told, but if that camel be the Towa thet ts no danger of id back being broken this time, save with bia eFfexing pAtts of MErrtes: iaugnter. He kept nis word, did this funny follow, who, as Humpty Dumpty, the mischicvous ciown, had for over one year Kept the town ‘in @ roar’? with his tulmitaple g:bes and jeers and jeareg and sneers; and last even- ing, &8 per arrangement, he trod the boards in tho promised character "Ilke @ thing of life.” Woe fancy that we hear some old cynical play- gocr Who never yet had the excruciating pleasure of seeing our kero in tragedy exclaim wita all the fervor of soul, “Can such things be and over- come as like @ summer cloud without our special wonder?” To which we reply in the words of the Western Diogenes, “They can! they can? For hus 1% not also been remarked by the same erudite philosopher that ‘What must be will be, and what has been was.” Yet so it was, He did appear, and last night too. And such a night! Why, without the very heavens wept for joy, while within the theatre everybody wept from an overfow of ecstatic Uiisa, It was im fact “A feast fit for the gods,” especialy those im the gallery. ‘The world has seen many, very many Hamlets, and iast night the world of Gotham saw six of them. Yet of alithe Hamlets who have “strutted their brief hour on the stage” we marvel much If It ever before saw such a Harmlet as Hompty Dumpty Fox. Those who did see bim last night—and they numbered @ house Iull—had no occasion to exclaim with the falr Ophelia, “OR, woe ig mel To have seen what I have seen; see wiat I gee |" Onthe contrary. every person there appeared wo be only too glad atid delighted at having the opportuntiy to see t Itts nob luo inuch to say that of all the inclancnoly Danes who have ever favored us with their presence, Hnampty Dumpty Fox is by long Odds the most woefully melancholy. But our readera are doubtioss itohing to see hit in the play; #0 Lo the play We go, for “The play ’s the thing where- in we'll catch the conscieuce of the’— clown. The tragedy upon thts particular occasion opened with @ procession of rare spiandor and wagnit- cence. ‘the King was escorted by a body guard of Amazons, in short skirts, and armed withred cotton umbrelias, such as are used by the cardinals in ome to protect them irouw the gisre of an italian sun, Here, while the uuibrelias were all up and expanded to the fullest tension, poor halfcrazed Mainlet entors to slow music. iis “make up’ is superb. Ciad in yarmenta of Geepest Woe, his pale, mournful face excites at once tie sympatiies of the entire aadieace, He is cross~ gavtered, sports w brunewie wig, sad other W3 the fashion set by Mr, Uooth, We pared to see him copy Mr. Feohter, ain't, Nos @ muscle of his bul face quivers, hut even OnCe Gia @ sinile attempt to play around he the coruera of hia handsome mouth. His whole Deuriug aud expression were indeed, the very es- sence of melancholy, aud direst ils voice at ofuwes ld apparentlyjverynear his shoes (which, by by, we forgot to weniion wore Arcuc oversioes) and i very sepulcheral, but at Touud aud soucrous, tues i t3 fall, tre, AR in dress 60 § aud hikewise fall of JD action and Stage business does he closely follow Mr. Booth. Im the fitwt nck Ophetia and Laertes sing a duet to the air of You'll Remember Me,’ tho Most remarkavle thing about it being that Ophelia ‘always turns her back oa Lacrtes and sipgs to the audience, while Lae! en the coal art bluga to t the most tlohato manner possibie. vit Qeer thing that Lappens to Luertes in this ctisthe advice Which hia father, Polonias, giv: im, which concludes with the sage injunction to “look out for number one." Ophelia next subsites into 3 ons and walk around,” after she guanné? of @ negro minstrel, during + gress of whica every male neck in the pi strained to its utmost to catch a glympso of Ophelia’s fect, which are encased in a pair of very neatly Aitiwg golden galiers. In the third sceno, the ramparts of the castie, two sentries are dis- covered pranciag the ge, With long spears io their bands, to tho strains of an invisible chorus chauing the refrain of ‘John: tu soup the Bowl.” Then, whi Hamies ts here waitiog te see his ‘ta ost, =e 1s innocul this sweet refrain, and in a voice of softest music sings Am Native Here.” Thew mos the ghost for whom be has been so ardently sighing, and with many @ majestic stride he follows Yt Off the stage, His advice to the players was ex- eollently wel: delivered. very line was delivered. with eect, The play before the king, where liam let ts supposed” to discover his uncie’s guilt, f3 nicely managed, and is done in shadows, after the style of the shadow pantomimes at our minatrel balls. Tous ends the first act. In the second one of the scenes ends with rather a lively cancan danced by Hamlet, the Queen and the Ghost. The graveyard scene though is exceedingly solemn, So suleinn, in fact, that the solitary gravedigger, in a very short skirt, is excessively Teartul of taxing a tiolse and consequently does Wis work very guietly, until Mamie with poor Yorick’s skuirin bis hand, makes the house break out intos joud and prolonged guffaw. As ia ail other Hamlets, the piece terminates with every- Of any importance yetting ktiled; but, any eet Bee wo ae seen before, everybudy to one—even being Kiledsunps to bis and ber feet again end indulges “He was (aud 1s) a fellow of intinite jest,’ rather quict one of “City and Country; but tug was followed by a second filie, betwkening to the many @ play more suitable to their tastes than did the first, which was “Forgery and Fuss ing, uot to say Lo s, bub with the wood scenery with which it is garntshed ana the mappa in Which tae characters age performed— mate Specially by Mr, Na ind Mrs. Joues, who, at tue conclusion, ere Citled berore the curtain—it wii] be ran with success lor somes ore pailing thé greedy dygimauig appetite of the ery ies? q cL or ata Wood’s Muscum—“Lntin Rookh.’’ Yesterday afternoon, notwithstanding tne ex- tremely inclement state of the weather, tuis popular place of amusement was well filled by an audience who evidently appreciated the sensational, poetical, Oriental and what not all drama entitied “Laila Rookh, or the Veiled Prophet,” unveiled. Miss Rosa Rand ay Lalia Kook, and Misa Olivia Rand as Feramorz yee good, ond 5g BUD parigainy by their éxceilent acti of their respec- uve THtt, gaye those present a rich di matic treat a often to bs had at matings, When people suppose actoys ant actresses ao not do exuctly their pest to piease ‘fogttsiders,"’ bir, Ward a3 Khossanbad, and li-s These Ward as Namoune, did splendidly, and weil desery tue ire- quent applause they received. “Laila # fis & Spicy thing 1a its way, and will undoubtedly ft ihe siage for weeks to come, even should we clerk ol the weather continue in U3 Ut of ul humor, New York Circus, ‘The heavy rain that fell during iast evening not only af. the audience, but seemed also to influ. ence the accustomed briliant performances at this popular entertainment. The few mushaps were, however, amply atoned forby the able execution of Mile. Hindley and.Mr. Stickney in their feats on horseback, ‘the pantomime of the “Taree Simple- ig rather below the general average of similar extravaganzas that wo have witucssed under alr, Levi's mauageacnt, aad will bear improveuiea Musical and Theatrical Notes. “Sam! 13 suill Clunfrauing in the Hub, Lotta ts making “Fire Fly’? in New Orleans, Parepa tarries in Phliadciphia with “Faust."’ ‘The Kiching’s troupe are operating in Cincinnath, Patti sings in New Orleans to-morrow nignt. Maggie Mucuell ‘Panchona’ in Washington all this week. Lingard aud Dunning have got as far as Cleveland with “Pinto.’? Robert McWade ia stil wylng with “Rip Van Wiukle” in Baltsnore, Frank Mayo dazzies the vhiladelphians this week with ‘A Piash of Ligatuing.’? Jobo Brougham flashes his “Red Ligh’ to-night on our iegislators in Aivapy. Levy toots on the piston this evening for the “Plug Uglies” of Baltimore. ihe Chapwan Sisters have retarned to Richmond with “The Forty Tateves"—reconstructed. ‘Vhe sprightly 7 stowski Sistery sili Hpger in San Francisco with ‘ihe Fisherman of Naples.” Lydia Thompson and her beautitul bleached Dloudes are again la moral Caicago with tue wicked bad.’ ie Worrell Sisters will endeavor to astonish the natives of Albany this week with buriesque. ‘The Elise Holt burlesque tfoupe will a'tempt to “yet @ holt’ of the Chicagoaus to-morrow night with “Lucretia Borgia.’ ‘Tue weird aud suadowy Colville tickles the creoles of we Crescent City to-morrow eveniag with “Humpty biccory Dumpty.” Alas Henrietta Markstein, the clever little armeri- Cau pianist, Will give a grand concert at Associwuon HOU on tae 21st inst., assisted by Madaims Sa:votl, iandold, Mora aoa Roberts, the elocutionts& PENNSYLVANIA. Decision of the Smpremoe Court in the Schoeppo Murder CasemJudgment of the Lower Couxt Afilemed, PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 14, 1879, Inthe Supreme Court this morning Justice Read read an opinion tn the case of Scliooppe, “Error to ‘the Court of Oyer and Termiuer, of Carlisie.” This ‘writ being the last resort of the prisoner for escape from the penalty of death for the crime of murder, of which he was convicted. The opinion of the Court was based on strictly techuical grounds, and was to the effect that they could not consider quee- tious of tn@ prisoner's guilt or innocence, and had not been able to discover any error tn the record of the court below. ‘Therefore the Judgment ot the Court of Oyer and Termiver of Carlisie was airmed. MAINE. ~ - The Maine Legislature on the Coal Tariff— Proposed Payment of Stato Debts iu Coin, Avousta, Feb, 14, 1570. In the lower brauch of the Legislature to-day a resolution was offered instructing the Committee on Foreign Relations to inquire into the expediency of instructing our Senators and requesting our Rep- resentatives in Congress to use their influence to reduce the tari on bituminous coal to fiity centa per +X resotution was also offered to the effect that the Btate of Maine, not wishing to be viewed as a repudt- ator, Would, in consequence of tne decision of the Supreme Cours of the United States, pay in coin all Gents contracted prior to May 23, 1862. The rewo- Jution was referred to the Committee on Feaeral Re- Jauons. ‘The Capital Punishment bil! was laid on the table. — ere Interesting Insurdnaco Questjen Decided. Bipveronp, Feb. 14, 1870, An interesting insurance cage has just been de- cided by the law courts of Maifie, The piaintits were Hl. W. Lancey & Co., of Portland, whose store was ingured by (he Phocaix Insurance Company, of Rew York, for $2,000, The store was burned tn thé great fre of ised. ‘The company refused payme.t on the groand that the siore was situated upon leased Lee and the agent of the compeuy hal ormitted State the fact to the policy, The Cours decided in favor of the pisintiifs, awarding (be full Pe gad of the insurance, with ‘mverest (rou 1886, | 7 OSTON POLICE. xan Cerraption in tae Wetective Barean—MResig-« Batton of the ChiehProposed Abviltion of tho Detective Service, aay ASTON, Fod, 14. 1870, * The offensive ulcer whic bas boon ga:toring tm the Boston Police Dopartasus diag tay last dow years Gnd rapiaiy mpening wiusbiw 649 past year came to ahead this evening ama discuarg?t fron {ts corrupt mass Coloacl Joua Kurts, $a9 cites, and Messr’, Jones, Heath, Calder and the entire io1ee of ‘the Devective Bureau. A year ago tuere Were stories of corruption and feiony-compoundiug which wero etrengthened by on iavesugation of & legisiative committee, but, notwitustanJing these Unwistakable prools, Mayor Shurtias was 86 hedged by political or other Lufuences Laat a weede ing of the rascally crimiuais trom their high pom Uons would have been equal to sacritewng the mori Teputacion of many Who were exalted 1n the pubile estimation, This stace of aduirs seems to give ea- couragement to ® corrupt Vollce Depa:twent, and crimipais have fet as serene aud secure 1a Boston ag they would in the most distant of the Wess India Isiands, aud for this security they have veen ine debdted to their owa guancial lideraiily towards the wayward and retiriug olficiais of tae Potlcs aud confessions have shown tuis up to suck & degree thas the comai' ous jor au investrgation te Grand Jury, aud Culet Kure appeared ‘oace Gia ud), os Department, Investigativas, adinissions ity became clamor. Friday in obedience iv 4 suuMons, He Was kept Upon Che stagd for two Uours, aud bued oMy did Missed LECdu se Lis DLss3.VS COU eULOR Wis PUY cally extausted, ‘The Qvuduci Of tue Witassd, Dow: ever, Guring Luvsd bWe eveuiiul Hours ts said Le have deen remurxauiy singular and incousisiedt With laas Of Ab Oiliciai Whose vMV BuoiiOu is ty guard bue bubuc tuteresta with fuelty, As 4 Fenuil uf Utd eXsuiuatioa and tha publis feat- Ing Wowarus tue Poles MeparuMsUs as Us Cevluie ade nistered tue Byard of Aluefuea tell & secret Sc8sivu Us evening LO Cousiuer Waa cuBnges mid Lecessaly W pruuule the wucescy vt toe orgadlae Hon, Tue Police Comutitee suvuiiced & repure be tue Board, ti wach ticy swaved that i tae avseuce of guy deliaite rues im regard to tue could of the aepartuent ita euicieney bas Leow seriously Wayaired, bul the cumuiiees adds;— + While tho present disorgun.204 stuiy of the wavis force ewig 10 4 great MoABUTS LY ihe Causes Based, Lele appears to be wot moe selves delet tu (ae OF Adizauod Oo branca of tue service Wulch suvtlls ve rv. withuut de- edly (here ave veow tu tegucd to tue mane been periurmud DUE H 1# auidcleat that Lue Pavite Lae lust ju eiliueacy. No would service ta a, Wabous 4 that tLe present dete. be ehtey Auuliaued. Aituough we have Wot se Diao for the performance of ‘tue service tn @ uiTereas uas~ wer, We re. Hished that Such action Wall Lut 06 aotriabsdtel that braneb Of two puLlic service be aud the wawe are resciused. ‘The report was accepted ani ths order was UDwawoUsiy passed, aller Whica Blayor rv @ We.ter frou Coloucl Kurte resiguiag 4.3 po. a3 Unlef of tie Pouce Deparuneat, in tis Que Chief stated tat be seeucd to bs power ss Jor good to iae public, and he fet as if ae was iB part an eudarrassmeat ty nis iricads. ‘Lie Mayor also read a copy of a letwr Which ne but furwaruea to Col x wepeanced of resxguauou. ‘Tais sudden turaiug ov rupt mass at tue City Hall, aliwougs wistea for, hws created a great deul of Oxcite des, aud among the babdlatiods of the rodxus dud Luleves hore of & geuciai muttering wud regre ANOTHEA DA2S DUTIAGE Highwaymen on the Coney Isiand Rond, Isaac Goidthwaive, an old pedier, was attaccel yesterday alternoon, on the Coney Isiaad road, by two men, who knocked him dowu and rovvet him of nineteen dollara in mouey. The romans then maltreated the poor man iurwacr aud altos t to escape, but they were caught by ollcers Fredrick Sud Meyers, of the Prosgect rar potios, aud Nanded over Lo the Forty-eight prectuct pouce, who iooae t them up. ‘They gave thelr names as Joan tiovam nd Patrick Ryan god stated thas they bygd lu New York. z ¥! “ Atlantic and Great Weaern Railway. THE PROPOSED LEASE To ERIE—JUDOE HITOU. COPK'S OPINION Tih PRES E. FINANCIAL Gi . gs ~WHAT O'DOHERL: AND GUULD z . HE ROAD Sy uo courts of New York and Ohio baving sanctioned the ng of such porto idantio ait Great Wesies as tat aps now et earuriag of Peunsy vaute vo Teaniny of the Thn case cai arguatens jg the dt Vateipaw day, ve‘ore YaUge elaiea, vudses Si ra. wood, Aguew and Wituink Saas. Hiaew & Cu, jor appeared on ims of tie end execution of lease, ant no B. Gowen for y Was represented by aie George W. Biddie and Frederick A. L great tolerent the court room betag deurey erowdo!. tne presence of aki, Laue catisel quite « seuestion aumvog ise al lights of Pennayivania, as, in wddiion to enjoying tue Yepuiation of being one of thy smartest iawyers of Loe cock, the receiver of the AUnntic aud Grbwt Weasurn, tae Court appointed General Coittns Hiteheock, being duly sworn, depored as a the Atlantic wad Great Weetera Kal'way a a appointed by the gouria of New ri Qulo to anceeed = Measra. O'Douerty management of railroa ts, b: uy a branch of tue Ataatic und Great Westeru (ur ifwem oning ears; the Atiantic and Great Woateru was When Goutd oi, Dut as soem led to the fact tiey at oase set to work and sticeeeded in putting it fn a satisfactory condition $ tha Erie Company operated thw line the forier lense from Decem condition now than It ae thelr attention wi it; I do not know the exact smo: & Uo herty expended during colvership, but, judg jag’ by the vast Improvements tuey 'elecied, te must havo been very largo; Waving @ tho ung O” fhe prospocts, knowledge of the affairs of the road a proposed wease lo ‘ san \n favor of the speedy exvcu the Erle company; I regara the earnings, which ia secured by the ee far more than could be earned n ‘aad ar cent O° ce Under onal lerawony y tiie Fowd 1 ran or by the operation of the rund by ar Vinced that thiriy per cont of the gross carnings {sm the net earninus of tue entire tae would be if ra! ceiver; unless the lease be forthwith entered {unposstvle for 6 Foil, as Hy cure. t iicome, pending these not snificent to pay expenses’ ymnent ie uew tn a mployees $125 Ui, arrenrages Of rent to the Mahvalay 878,000, of which 2,00 must be pall of March to save the forfeiture; the aM Ny have provented Erie Gompany bi rating the road, ana have put the employees to yirat disitos : lvanced $00, aviag the nen, nad have bect but for that work; the E oid re wum of 1.0) for their pay, and the Erle Come cacoarage them to hoid on until th they will be paid as promitty as { aaverstand their oe Fig line proper are wow ; the employes are ail int ane to brie, (2 umony Judge Hitchene ead and sti iied tue ieas caver of the f is on, and 1 think, of rent to be ascured, the guarantees forthe performance of ths cuntract by tas Erie Company ure in the lighest degree satis. am convinced that itis for the interest of the « foierested io tue welfare of the Western road that the proposed lease 8000 AM p @; according to m, cent secured Ly the lease, esilinat ug the 500,000, would be abuut #200000 Beiter than the eariure which would be secured by the operation of the road un ee ber receiver. I consider harmonic sof the eo tue reative positions of moment's st wi snd i am not aware of any ay other Low that would not revait in lo that ‘ihe Attantioand Great Western were Neparatod trou a ranoing conueetion with Uae Kei Judge Hitchcock con 4 by the parties who hare Iiihesto opposed the ution of the lease as the persea most competent to judge as to jis advisabliity, and, more poszerning tha conddenceof the courts of New. York, wyivacia and Objo, bis favorable testimony will dou bilag about the much desired arrangement, pementiee tenses rita JEctina.—When is “Net a Dye” a Dy: en Lair on 1s two botti roterted from Psd ght by pasteboard ramparts, and proclaimed a resioracive. Use RESTORER AMERICA for the bair. For seatoring the natural color of the bair it has no. equal. 6 uirky per earnings ab A.—If You Want a Barrel of fo zuseE , 009 FOURTH AVENE od Flour G . You wii A.-The Undies Are in Kaptures at tho Ine troduction of PHALON'S VITALIA, OR SAL) ATION FOR THE HAIR, ‘hie grand divovery enabies them to shake their ringlets nt the frosiing land of time in Bem from any sediment, {. rapidly darkens the grayest beads, Cristadoro’s end applied at bis wig and & ed Hair Dye—Sold Ip factory, No. 6 Astor House, Diabetes, Diabetcs.—Constiiution Water isa in cure for ik. Depot, 45 Cit street, Dr. Fitler’s Rucamatic Remedy, 704 Bronte wry. Apectalty over gu Fer oa century, Cures warrauied or money refaaded. Sel. by druggists. Dr. Hunter—49 Years at No. 3 Division street, now at 56 Bond street, one door trom Bowery. Opem from? A. M. x M. Not opea om Sunday, Cousuitaioa and mediciné Fine Watches ni mets GEO: br ALLEN A HOM LIS Rroaswsy, potweea men, GEO. 0, ON, hid Brondwra hin’ arcoets, and ¢b5 Broade ‘Rwenty-seventh and Twenty-eig! way, one door below Canal street. ns So ll ci Bi a) of of Rienel nL Sur Bate Pt