The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1876, Page 2

NEW bs a aoe MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1876—WITH SUPPLEMENT. LOST TURKEY. Pom THE ENGLISH PREMIER'S SPEECH AT THB MANSION HOUSE. AMUSEMENTS. eet Bie AUOUSE, erie av AND YS F oxy PASTORS NEW THEATRE, AMAR Z 23 ss ers ai ~ rs aad 587 Broad direct!; PI t lotr tan it wenrirt ts CE. inane. Binns lg UNABA’ D. AMUSEMENTS. MUSICAs. | 100n KPOKMANCE OF ~ SARDANAPRECS AS. “EDUGNTED” LADY, Tuesday evening, November 21. Choice Kescrved risen, " Seats at Tyson's, Fifth Avenue Hotel and Win sor Horel. AST NiGHTS OF pBARDANAP ALU BUST KE. Ldsorved Seats at STOR: BEACONSFIELD’S POLICY. This mammoth show has no equal. Brilliant novelties and celebrated stars to-night. GE DEG IA JuBIuEE SNES ss. eae Sonasiol Byer pu TRE Le F AGuTs. i" ft hove ene pin) Ruin and Riot Raging } : Losvox, Nov, 10, 1876. ir. i PSON, é] ssees aD janagers . rd ee ne aay | im his delineation of Joshua Whitcomb, a New Hampshire LAST WEEK RUE OAR OF THE PAGEANT. Wit, FIOTURE OF Rampant. . pecan: fescied ragneii ipl 4 PRY Axo" AbeOiNT wR farmer and “J xekson democrat’ —nothing ti it has ever pottn - the great song by J. I Th y" i” night has caused a projeu E WADE : -BVA | bees seen; equal to Jetfersou's “Hip Van Winkle.” equal to | Attention is respeettuliy She proakeeng ty 2 7m paatht impression. 1 hasten to forward the text of the ENDID CAST OF CHARACTERS MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, GILMORE'S CONCERTS EVERY SUNDAY, Solow Sbing! e jonel Sel. Kvory theatre ‘in the city represented to witness | culled go the obli this artistic Aud laughable pertoruance, ito Kaymond’s dy concert, 8.8. Mills, 81; Lev Fuirlamb, 40 cents ‘A. POND '& CO., 547 ‘Boadway ; 50 Union square, New York “DANCING ACADEMIES. <ARSY ACADEMY OF DANCING, 280° BLEECK: Premior’s speech :-~ The Earl of Beaconsfield, oo rising, was received with great cheering, He said:--My Lord Mayor, 4 year ago, ‘n this very hall, on this very day, I might Say atilis very hour, making somo observations on tions of ite AMERICAN CITIZENS OUTRAGED. the management to disxeon- First appearance of the AL acrobats and gym- RRY and FOX, First sppearance of she) cot hiy 1GHT, Tk the origin: hlewy,”” the | BROADWAY AND 33D ST, Mr. JOSH HART que ever seen FIPTEENTI WEEK. Last week bat one. AS tinue the ropresentations of SARDANAPALUS in this Great success of the erantest Hur ou Jarrett & Palmer's leading character’ come. N challenge double bar per- “ discs ig pupiiscan attend at their convenience. send ry More new stan SARUANAPALUS. © Glen, Sonciteny manber cea} a | loons atthe waste city iter vie HTH consecu-| | SARDANAPALUSin with | fon Great. oe “| The Present Sufferings of the Bul- | th ststound prospects of sie country, 1 vontured te The davotite Duis son, tar Company. Bropeeaee Ganeer of the VK it Sue z ; I A sacention, the grandest | 7. iis BAST 13TH * P remark to your predecessor that there was a partial profes rat appearance of ive performance, w play aver, bro The wonderta ero 1, THe AUSTIN | T) HARRY WOUDSON, aaa brevet speciale Ta Rurope or fi feat Mabe garian Peasantry. revolt in a province of the Turkish Empire, and that Mei ey & ve fs toy. Pea hedasedaie | a4 | Spa lonlag ily ote pe be given on a) SATURDAY phone ri ved eosin | was “TTLEs banWONTTS DAY GHOOL. ane * partial revolts i provinces in that portion of the Ni he most marvellous marks. | 1: | of old plantation durkies. ited with deep respect pEN DOD ry 1 The Stockholm wonder, Oe san the! world. baw ever |S phe eon evening of next week, Do-| to vias portion Of lhe coins Arerived to No. 635 Sth ar. wow open ior ve’ teeéption world often led to Mean nies mers Ido not thind An entire new olio of Tun and last ba ryt 4 bis star troupe, In add er Thontee 19 olustbed and ite MB itea S . | that my forebouings then were altogether without Harry Richmond, Pat Itoouey. Bradley, Tinh sepemuee $ | Gee is ihe abaverssray Hienbe untaalen foiliod, bor ARTIERS DANUING AGADEM Can the United States Re- | iihauos, During the twelve monthathat bave since Fortesene os, Miss Kelsey, BLANCHARD, srechmave thntarres: Building, Stuyvesant and Oh sts, main Indifferent P erat all its iMustrations truth elapsed—twolve months of anxiety and agitation—w M Miss Johnsou, Miss Griffith, and | the wonderful duuble voice Vemutiful and in- WILLIAMS. nie | structive, andl It is sale i ROOKES DANCING ACADEMY, $a THOME sT.— have seon in that part of the world revolts and revo- ._ » have so briiliant A rom r fr \*. eee Genries Rts 4 au artists yen ABD os, ONE kev: charze from class prices. Coxstaxtixorin, Oct 21, 1876, and sanguinary civil wars, if not exhaus- od the original “Bors from | it THE BENNETTS, subsequently be presented in My EB KMANC A fied heir — Muningae.® whine novel ie pee le Hy rat ae TEE WEN: ALLET MASTER (DeWAI'SS PRIVATE | EB DANING Uwauldtie GaN se iningine+ conmkey \s 6 wipro.) dati:) at leant Aine e oe eee ad arinth f eo ) x GAN. A ite ai ti se Tu .. a i ", gentlemen's an roinulga’ om. im plish. oRropwad’ Biemte wath tue | 41, MOO MOMMA tho Son, | sane ee * Ph i ay, Lattees taught nerivetty in six peivace | State than Tarkey now ta Frow ali parts of the inte- | Promulgntion | Mae a peopoual for A onterehon, iif PARK THEATRE wit, BEGFES ~~ | multuous applause. BOSTON THEATRE, — “ sits specialtion, ‘h rior we bear of nothing but stories of robberies, | | will take this beet of stating what bave beea MONDAY. November i NDO'S DANCING ACADEM tue two great objects that Her Majesty's government AS A COMEDY STAR Mr. The inaugural attraction wile the charming Comodienn LOTTA (her first appearance in three years), 's new Comedy, GUILD Fall particulars in future advertisementa. ‘The box sheet will be opened tor sale of sents on ‘Thars- SA ty Fred. Man v on, THE MYSTERY OF day, Novem: Waits ry TER WALLACK. Me LE Mr. WALLACK is geatified to ofthe eminent dramatist and his present as & brilliant pred with the © in his cele! brated 1 dr 1AUGURAUN, BOUCICAULT bein {hecamarily limited to a few waoks N FRUIT, suspended during 6h The ongagement of Mr FOK BHAUUHT alter whicl produced 0 x. ‘willbe resuises 4 new drama, entitle v saTURD AY AP will be perform pith the orixinat cast, including r Angue, Mr. Hurry Beckett, Me. Stevenson, Mr. E, Hotland, Mr. Edwin, Deck, ir,’ Rytinge. Me atkIna, Mist Dyas, Minos Mins ‘Rose Wood, Miss Josephine B: Miss Binisdell, as originally represen tre in 1874, Box office open daily fromB to 4. Places may be secured four weeks in advance, ARISIAN VARTE ARISIAN VARIBTIE h st. and Broadway, Avery evening at 8, Matineo Tuasd London Style, changing succ brilliant Comedies, lesqne Songs, bum tes, inusi comic a, dorook and Ryar Donaliso ci ners Seabert ani all | John Pe} PACK THIRD Admission 20e, Evory evening this wack Matinoes Wednesday aud Saturday at the t nantes actor, wit Ww. FL N BABA, GRAND BALLETS. SWEET MUSIC. THE MARY Intvoducing Mr. We HG ATH AVENUE THEATRE, UPropritor and Manager... A SUMPTUOUS SHAK AS YOU LIKE Ir. Mins WAY NUN Only AS YOU LIKE IT matinee Saturday, TUESDAY EVE! vival, at Engi +f months of preparation so Movdolled after the famous Prince of Wales version, played by Mr COGHLAN tor over 400 times. ATi AVENUE THEATRE e The IRREPREsS EVEGY FEATURE in the performaneo on SATURDAY before a CROWDED and DISTINGUISHED EVENID AUDIENC! B, of YOU LIKE errante Me, DALY in a akespen ts NARY. DEMA REND THe OWGINAt ze nm to oiler AS YOU LIKE under the sole men agen u ABBE |o ok } ee o Ob yY o ob 000) =LLLL ¥ at Ale Pow Y NIGHT AT 8, NOON AT 1:30, " THE SUAUUHRAUN, a Rate Mr. HJ, Mrs. Sefton and d a8 Wallack’s Thoa- LOOKING FOR At The Models, | Invad 0. HEDROOM TROUBLES ‘Thursday and Satur- reese Wo deo in the even- nd din the atternoon. ything new. | OF AMUSEMED et parkling Vaudeville Farces, tantalizing Bur , hewitching Dances, extillarat ratelle, cholee Specialties, elegant orceanx, start ing Novelties, Poses Pla: id emotional, by the loveliest models im ion of 4; 7 who will pres | Horace Weston, | Geo HElborva, | Mina Allee Gi iexie Laurie, K o— Ee OFF. TA lina Woathersby, she will sin; MEY. Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY ESPERIAN REVIVAL. BVERY NIGHT THIS WE Steinway tat we TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, A MATINEE MATINE AN EXTK FDWIN BOO The, public, will please nd their fi a be secured at the d Martens’ music store, 1 lit performance this week, FOOL'S NG ERAT uid RICHARD TL kn prepa LYMPIC NOVELTY 000 LY Y Nu MM Peep vo soveLry tit TRE, BRC DaDW AY. ALLE, in Song) ea eit fate ae jelien: also the quintesseuer of Dutels Fa Mr. Fit) Ww Ate _GANGEROS!_KOY AL JAPS. THE GAWTORNES, Muster Herbert und Little Soe. The Wondertu PERFORMING N Brilliant success of thi HOOLCRAE w aud amu: Hagagemont of the a AR in the Bae N HE Lost SHIP; on, LASHED TO Hit TU usb’ AY, GRAND The doors will open at Admission, ONE DOL: MM, ESSIPOFF will play BEETHOVEN'S SONATA, Opus 53, LI RHAPSODY,” No. CHOPIN'S vMtavourea and’ ¥ ALFRED VIVIEN w TEMPS Fantaisie will play ‘aprice and Wientawski’s onaise, MLLE, REBERYS First Appearance, on which occasion “Ab! mon fils” and Ballad, by Clay, WL SDAY EVE Fifth Concert, MRS. LOUISE OLIVER'S lirst uppearanes Admission, ONE DOLLA Secures be secured at Schuberth’s ninsic store, and LL and 1,164 Broaaway THEATRE COMIQUE 514 BROADWAY. TAREIG Ng HART. Pro jierorg Supported by a Powerful © ‘of Soateatete Edward Harrigan's LEVY, of Chatham street. DANCING IN THE LET and THE ACTORS. French Adah Kichmond, Wil Y and SATUDAY MATINEES, ING, November 28, magnificent re- SHERIDAN'S marvel of JOOL FOR SCANDAL, ENTHUSIASM which en tn bis panting ries Of OXperian ing the COMPLETE ai,andthe BN aces for next MIT of repr Mr, JAMES W. MORRIS & LEON'S MINSTRELS. | OPERA HOUSE ELLY-& LEON’S MINSTRELS, | 28d st, and 6th av. TE FASHIONABLE MINSTREL TEMPLE. G CHOW HE Boutfe. CHING CHOW HI. Werrific tight of the ONLY LEON from the DOME OF TAK THEATRE, BEAUTIFUL IMPORTED COURT DRESSES. 40 Artists. BRIAL J Ara” 40 Artists. Box offi M. to 10 P. M. TS HELLER, ‘ititenr, Piunist asia eee st, ai mauifestutions in the realms of ‘KE AND NECROMANCY. 'S WONDER WORLD is do- is MISS HELLER, Tu the f med pueneme a) and inexplicable wouder, AT 2, S1s ateony reserved, Be. OF MUSIC Manager Mr. F. 0, BANGS. AGNES BOOTIL, THE NEW GRAND ITALIAN BALLET ior artists, including Mile, BARTO- a Signor MASCAGNO. KING LEAR, ENING, December 4, retara of Law. ING LEAR, SARDANAPALU! 3 YRREA ay. as. EDGAIL apulications for pinass will uow box offiee Uses SQUARE THEATRE.” Tule. SHERIDAN SHOOK Proprietor, Manager. * Mr AM, PALM BIS Monday evening, November 20, will be produced for the first ti erich Messrs. Nas & Belot’s powerlul do- mestle drama, in tive ucts, entitled MISS MUL TON, ‘The play will be ¢ produced With new aud elegant scones from tie Urush of Mr. I. Marston, and uiusic by Mr. with now furuiture timents, and the following cast s~ Maurice dé Latour, a Parisian 1. James O'Neil) Dr, Osborne, « London physigiai H. Stoddart ‘iis Dest, apponrauce this veason.) M. Belin, tator in de Latour's {amily..... Mr. John Parseile Pauide Latour (aged 9 years). Miss Mabel Leonard Joomas Wapping, a poor patient + Mr. CM. Collins Sacw Multon,. (Her rst ippearancs oe here in two. Mathilde de Latour (wite et de Latour)... Mi Arabella Osburue, rons (sister to the Doctor) M Marie Wilkins . Bijou Heron Mins Louise Sylveste Miss Helen Vincent Be. ke. Poor pati Every Saturday atterno: Matinee ‘perforiaanes of 183 MULTON. Every Saturday night ut, until furie a ee will be repeated by ke et) pertormance of the two. SRE UASS. Box office open every a A, M. to 10 P.M. ROOKLYN THEATRE, Lessces und Managers. ...Moxsrs. SUOOK & PALMER Engagemout for oue week of the inimitable comedian, JOHN 't, RAYMOND, who, in conjunction with the tavorite metross, Miss KATHERINE ROGERS, will appoar every night during the week aud at tho Satur- day matines in Mark Twain's Amerienn drama, DOLONEL SELLERS, Neat wook Jarrett & Palmers famcas JULIUS (, COMMNTN OS heitding LAWIENGE BARKED Be DAVENPORT, FL BW ie! aud others. this company's JNION 5 Jae, 8 WOK '& AL Att +. Managers LOOK OUT FO! ELKS’ B KLKS' BENEFIT, NINTH ANNUAL fer B. BO KLKS. B. OU. ELKS. rue Giant A powerful a (NLA DAY OF TIE Qiiso3 iM peigrbott g bill of attraction seldom if over equalled will be presented for the ELKs’ BI SMriT REXT THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Tickets and reserved seats can now be bad ut the box oft OPERA HOUSE, er of Greenwich av. and 1 USES. CROWDED TO Tin DOORS, First week of the so YOUNG LA- DIES’ PASTIME At LONG (nnd PAWS RY Nuits or tho GAY BITES OF MADLLLE together with an entire new sensational Variety Olio by # first class troupe of star artists, acknowledged to be at the head of the profession. Every evening at 8. Matinees Tuesdays, Thurs- Gays and Saturdays nt Philadetphia Amusements. OPLOGICAL GARDEN, FAIRMOUNT PARK, PHIL (indeiphin.—Open daily. A large collvetion of living wild bensts, birds aud reptiles. Admission, Se hildren TRALFY'S ALHAMBRA PALAG ‘Tho fashionable resort of Phitedelphia, KIRALFY BROTHERS. Sole Proprietors AROUND THE WOKLD IN 80 Days. Sceared seats two weeks in advanee, THE GREAT Sf 'ARIS.—EXHIBITION ILY, FROM 8 A. M. 0 10'F M., EAST OF THK PHILADELPHIA MAIN EXPOSI BUILDING, NER, NATIONAL THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. —THE CK CROOK, with the PEAKLESS MORLACCHI. The grand 7 REUTZB id Liston t entortainine ee the eity. s GR! ANATOMIC ic ra HLA MUSEUM, 9TH AND ARGH STS, TOM'S CABIN,” BOBBY NEWCOMB AS ¢ SUBILEE SINGERS, Mutinees, THE TWO “ORGANS, &C. a T, SQUARE AND GRAND also for sale and rent, a num- MAGNIFICENT 74 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD WIND sor Pianotorty for sale, cost $1,000, for $500; brilliant d Steinway Piano for $190; Stool, Cover, i Rox tor ahinping, &e. Call at private residence 1:0 sonable terms, A tow Pan Fe “RN TES, 55TH corner day. (bank building).—Por cireular nares Academy, 97 Ei wh st. Private lessons any sued; uo ad- gnature, ERNANDO, — ption’ Thursdays; invit ‘without being prevented wi y THOSE ENTERING , before December be months, $9 ench. GReat REDUCTION THOMPSON'S Coll Hookkeeping, writing, arithmetic, Telegraphy taught practically. — EApy | z ROM REPUBLIC Ib of Kuglish. Gi grammatically and 3 $20 quarter. N EXPERIENCED CLASSIOAL AND MATHEMAT- jel teacher, who graduated with the highest honors, desires private ‘pupils lor college; highest city references, Address TEACH, box 145 Herald Uptown vitice. TION FO! nder the care of @ gentleman. Address wn Herald otic A “(DENTIST OF 30° YEARS) DOING ris LARGEST practice of any dentist in Ameri be location iu dhe ety: Ml hentch compels hat to rotiges « dentisy with abil lity can step tuto @ fortune, Address DEN- CIGAR STORES, SAMPLE ROOMS, quor Stores, Groceries, Ment Markets this city or Brooklsa MITCHELL, 77 Cedar st, BEST LOCATION on Gul ay, rel Address AC sADIAL Mice. STORE AT A SAURI- GAT RSEY & SMITH, fiew; must. be sold Auctioneers, 17 Centre i UTCHER'S FIXTURES, TOOLS AND MACHINERY; three second band, ty ik r ay THOROUGHFARE, nt; Kood Jocatiun, Coae YARD FoR SALEACENTIAL LOCATION, near Broadway. having « splendid cash trade; other business engagements the only reason for selling. Addre ss COAL, box 11 Horald office T CLASS OPPORTUNITY POR GOOD INVEST. wital.—Jowolry Maudfacturing Business 2 Jt good Line of trade already estab: T rORE; od rousous for wellftg. 10 Safetk at pillage, murder nod acts of violence of all kinds From every point béth in Europe and ia Asia come com- plaints of Christians against their Mussulman peigh- bors, against the authorities for neglecting to repross the disorders and even-countenancing tuem, Fears of massacre atill exist, for it seems that notin Bulgaria alone but in Jerusalem, Smyrna and everywher through Asia Miuor the Turks are using the same lauguage aud making the sume threats, Take all the outrages said to have been perpetrated in the South, concentrate them ip one State within three months, it would then be nothing vo what %% ts here Our information about this state of things 1@ not derived ‘rom the complaints of the inhabitants alone or from reports and rumors, It is certified by official reports from the consuls of almost every part of Turkey to their legations at Con- Stantinople, Armenian tow.s and villages are pillagea by regular troops, and the complaints of the (nhab- itants pass unbeeded, or if something be done in order to save appearances, (he complainants are subsequently made to sign documents saying that what they had complained of was false. In Smyrna, crime is increas: ing to such an extent that the consuls have signed a joint note calling the attention of the authorities to the inefiiciont state of the police and to the bad gov- erpinent of the province, and havo requested their ambassadors to call the attention of the Porte to the same subject, AMMRICAN CITIZENS ROURRD, Among other crimes several troa safes belonging to American citizens were forcibly opened, and the gov- ernment, onder various protexts, refused to arrest the persons who wore pointed out as guilty of the act. This bas compelled our Minister, Mr. Maynard, to make a representation at the Porte for-tho better ud- mintstration of justice and the increase of the police in Smyrna Four American travellers were robbed last winter near Jerusalem, and not only has the Pacha of Jerusalem excused himself trom pertorming his duty, but the Porte has devised oral pretexts to shield bun from blame. CRIMM IN MACRDONIA. The consuls at Salonica report constant murders and robberios throughout the whole of Macedon! Their reports have been in part officially denied py OR SALE—OYSTER SALOON; THK ONLY ONE IN ten blocks; cheap, 465 9th av. BENRY ACKER ass ‘iulay st., No “INCH inches between Pan be seen at ~ tn this City and Brookiya.” OLY (THREE ADULTS) DESIRE FURIRAD Ags ‘arlor on second floor, central leeation; rent about $40, uoticn taken unless twit particulars given, Address Ro MOKUAN Herald Upiown ations V JANTED—A MEDIUM SIZED FULLY FURNISHED House, from now to June 1, between 14th and 45th sta., Lexington und 6th avs. Direct'to J. 8, BLOSSON Merald office. rANTED—RBY A SINGLE GESTUEMAN, a ‘NICELY furnished Parlor aud Bi between ith and 23th ste. Ad ANTED—FLAT, WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS: from 14th to 40th st., between 4th and Gth avs, Address B.C. K, Herald | Uptown office. W NTED TO PURCHASE—IN Wale cee A TWO story high stoop brick Hone: aes location of house, str number, Yptown, rice and dor 180 iterald t N89 EAST TST ST — FURNITURE, ¢ Gare pets, Mirrors, Pianos, Parlor Suits, Bedroom Net tent Arimolron, Desks, Bode, Wedding. ae. Private sale ei auction prices. RARE CHANCE,—CAN BE SEEN THIS DAY AT Househoid Furni- Blegaut Vatlor Suil, 14 pieces, covered in satin, eos $1,200, lor S450; one da.. 8125: fureish Suits, $50 and'$100; rep ai Suits, $90 and $50; inlaid and Wr biack walnut | ses, Bureaus, Vashatands, Wardrobe: Mattresses, Pil fr Chuirs, Silverware eos Oa GENTLEMAN DECLINING HOUSERERPING WILL a eative, Htouscueld Nroaidepes 10 ieeats oni vi Bod dining roorn Suite; tw . $125; rep Suits, ‘ssn: aed plain € in walnut, $40 to $150; Carpets, Booke nce 47 Weat 16th st. the Turkish authorities, but, nevertheless, the Gov- ernor of Salonica has found it necessary to issuo au address to the Muesulman inhabitants, recommending them to live on good terms with thoir Christian neighbors. While the burning of villages and the massacre of large numbers of persons has ceased in. Bulgaria outrages of every kiud are of daily occur. rence, but, instead of wholesale slaughter, we now have separate and individual casos of murder, rape and vutrage, amounting in the whole to almost as great a number as at any preceding period. KYFECT OF THE ENGLISH AGITATION, Tho ebuilition of public feeling in England has had one good effect upon the English Ambassador here, as it has impressed him with the necessity of doing his best to allay the excitement and rotrieve his past omissions. Mr, Baring was sent up to Bulgaria again with a mixed Turkish commission, as was supposed, and as he himscif believed, for the purpose of weaken- ing his report, The additional evidence, however, which has been brought before him has only sérvod to strengthen the conclusions which he had already drawn. He bas had his eyes fully opened to the tricks and finesses of the Turkish governors, and has begun carefully to follow all the cases of outrage reporied from the neighborhood of: Philippopolis, and has insisted that rodress be given to tho sufferers, Both he and Mr. Calvert, the English Vice Consul, have followed the triais of Bulgarians accused of participating in tho insurrection and they bave become quite convinced of the frequent uso of torture, a fact which they had not previously believed. Indeed they paid so much attention to these trials that the authorities cousidered it best to discon- tinue them forthe present. Mr, Baring, by the direc- tion of Sir Henry Eiliott, has also been urging on the trials of the ringleaders of the massacre, So far, how- ever, he has had but little success. Two or three are under trial but they bave not yet been convicted, and judging from what Mussul members of the com- mission say outside of the court, they will probably be acquitted. Chevket Pacha, who was living in Con- Stantinoplo, tor whose arrest crders were given at the request ot Earl Derby, has found means for running have proposed with reference lo these critical circum. stances since | jast bad the honor of addressing your predecessor, Oar lirst ol pence of Europe, for fi U almost everything that may affect the interests of this country and the general weitare of humanity, To ob- tam that object it bas been our opimon that the wisest and surest course was to adhere to those great treaties whieh Her Majesty and all the other Powers of Kurope have sanctioned and adhered to, These treae ties are not obsolete. they are not antique and dusty muoiments, ilf adapted 10 the eiteamstances of the resent pour and to the spirit of the age in which w: ive. 1am amused sometines when T hear the gre: ‘Treaty of Paris spoken. of ax twenty Years ago, and theretore ai “sitar whieb may be enti- ted to the respect Which we pay to that which is past but no longer looked upon on instrament which ought to regulate the couduct of the goverument, SEW LIGHT ON THE TREATY OF PARIS, But it is not twenty years ago that the Treaty of Paris may bo said to have been hegotiated, Iti only See poste ago, in the year 1871, that the treaty was re- vised iu this very metropolis by the assembled stutes- men of Europe, It wus re-enacted and ia manner the most solemn and special, The leading principles of that treaty were again jctioned by the voiee of united Europe. And what, may Task, was U principle of toat treity? It was an ample Plete recognition that the best sccurity for maintain. ing the peace of Europe was maintaining the judepen. dence and territorial integrity of the Turkish Empire. Shortly after | addressed your predecessor, the cele. brated political document, the Andrassy Noto, waa presented to the consideration of the government That note was drawn up by an eminent statesman, one extremely conversant with the subject with which be had to deal, contained in it probably all those measures Which, if carrted into eflect, would have accomplished the great object which it proposed to itself, That object was to ameliorate the condition of the population of the Turkish Empire, Believing that the improvement of their condition aud the re: dress of their grievances ‘was itself the best security for the indepeudence and territorial integrity of that Empire to that document Her Majesty's govern. ment gave their adberonee, with no ho, 1d the did not conceal it—with no ho) pe at the time that tne object which It proposed would be effected, witn the country in astate of national bankruptcy, with im: pending revolution in the metropohs and revolt in the provin It was impossible to suppose that the ad. ministration of sucn a country in euch a state coulé carry great measures of social and administrative re- form. THE BERLIN NOTE. We did not think it our auty to give our assent to the Berlin memorandum because tt called vpon T accomplish objects which were in the th country impossible, and in cago of their not being achieved it intimated ulterior measures which bear n¢ other interpretation than the militury occupation of the country. The military occupation of the country would have been a violation of the independence and territorial integrity of the country. 11 would have led, perhaps, to partitiou—probably war; and under tho circumstances Her Majesty's govern acting in pursuance of the first subject which they had belore them, declined to sanction that memorandum. Sub- sequently, almost simultancousiy, our ambassador, alarmed at the state ot anarcy which prevailed in Turkey, applied to us to send the Moditerfosean squadron to Turkish waters. We sentit; but, inas- much as this squadron was very weak, we determined that the Mediterranean squadroa shoul take the form of the Mediterrancan fleet. We gave immediate orders that there should be a torce adequate to the circum- stances and worthy of this country on the spot. That force has insured, in my opinion, the tranquillity of that part of tho world, and it bas shown that the i- terests of this country are not to be trifled with. Al- low me to remind you that a year has elapsed, and ag trying asbas been the exigencies and uncertain ag b ‘een the circumstances, the peeritaried and territorial integrity of Turkey have not ye: lated, and the maintenance of a general peace bi be upheid. Well, my Lord, eo much for that first great object which Her Majesty's goverament have propor to themyelves in the trying circumstances in w! they tound themacives. ENGLAND'S PLAN FOR PEACE, I have reterred to the Andrassy note. That instra- ment, adinissible as might havo been its propositions, had, asl venture to say, one fatal fault. It was then inopportune, but the moment we understood, from good authority, that the Sorvians were disheartened and wearied of the warfare into which they bad rashly entered, whon they applied to Her Majesty’s gover ment to mediate in their favor and bring about a pea we accepted that office. We succeeded in that office, which was not then un easy one. The moment we had accomplished that successial mediation and the sus- pension of hosuilities, Her Majesty’s goveroment pro- posed to the great Powers the terms for a general pacification. Now let me_ briefly men- tion what tnese tering were. We pi d that, notwithsiandig ihe hostilities which have occurred, the status quo should be established in Servia, and that the status t should again be ackuowledged and recognized in Montenegro. We proj din regard to the revolted Y eyes of Bostie and-Herzegoyina that there should be a system of institutions establi: hea which would secure to the inhabitants of these countries the control over their local affairs, and that there Cg kid eee cet against the operation of nny Mead wer, posed algo that the condition of Bulgaria mocia” oe considered. Lt was also agreed at that time, too, that the proposais tn the Andrausy note should be accepted, so that it should not be considered that these wei mere Vague propositions, to which no meaning could 1 5 pes ° ‘ ) THE NEW AND DESIRABLE. away. ING, UNL “ae te ROE THIS MOR oon t DECKER BROS, Pu ce ant Oapele, at GHONE aa arya oe tached, but that the propositions in the Andrassy NDAL. ‘irg ngurly fined and, 83 UNION SQUARK, the subscription sale will open for the ‘TAT Brows bere Be Practically the government has done nothing for the | 30\/ rials ma Pr egg tics yore Maarten 3 nite NC rst be produced. From the UNIVERSAL PRAISE whitch, hay GRAND MUSICAL CONGRESS ~ STKINWAY & SONS’ ELEGANT 7 OOTA een agi TSlighers | Suiferers in Bulgaria, The authorities stil! demand | prevalent, sliouid be eousidered completely as adopted Yoon laviaued on the performance of x0. Gudemib Ea vader ites eriect order. rich $300 cash, wt | prices paid tor tithes and taxes, and are now endeavoring to make out | 1m the terms of the coutempiated peace. you. Like wale = ia beter one eee Sih aves £0" | TP ANOEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES FOR PUR. | that the Bulgarian population ty #0 rich that they neodt] 4, guat mionicer nub Sapietiben: tama wan hereiaale n be vb niture and Carpets for cash or Hheral terms of ment ? AT THS FICTH AY FESTIVAL CHICRETING PIANO. LITTLE USED, AND NEW. | it COWPERTUWAI(S 158 and 157 Chathwu st Thir | 20 Delp. At Perushtites, within threo hours of Phil-s| reasou why peace should vot have been obtained in a Mr. DALY begs to cali attenti: of the most distinguished A first class, 7 1-3 octave: square and upright Pianos: also | teen ae warerooms, ippopohs, they have begun to buiid 120 houses, The | very Urieftime, Every Power acceded to these propo- From the HERALD =“Alugorher U"'LUKE 11 was cain Second hand Pianos, tor sale aud to let. at greatly reduced = walle Of howe of theo, huibeen: ane ibeira had i sitions, aud Tam bound to say, no Power with more sful reproducti: Ik was a plousure LYRIO AND INSTRUMENTAL ARTISTS Prices, F, LUDKE, GO East ath st., near Bowery. ¥ thedage! iryatto st., and 89 and 85 Forsyth. st, ‘my ’ im three |p oudiness and cordiaiity than Russia. What happened t Sucias arts hao i i ' im the U inived States, ‘ny conjunction with TAG NINIGRICR GIO Dada ORME heat ply reduced from'$1 15 vo $1 25; Dest ail woot | feet from the ground, and the work bas now been | Av indignant outvurst of feeling in this country, excited ve unprecedented brliiianey." eS UNIUVALLSD guciiasis, Sa R200; SIO. Maondliy Instalmenses aprighe waa | TAxraiai nd upward. stopped, a8 thero is no timber to behad. It is now im. | ed by horrible events, created such seusation and ex- citement thatthe Servian government, who bad svli- Possible to rebuild the villages by winter. In some | Ciiug our mediation aud had acknowledged their ex- places the government has advanced mouey for hiring | paustiou—xot only the Servians, but unhappily the reapers and for the purchase of agricultural tools, but | friends of the Serviaoy in_ other countries—reall, in rong down « 8 most sue- cessful presentation of ‘AS YOu wike Te we have ever From the MERCURY —""AS YOU LIKE LT may bo re- red as ad iquare Pianos to rent, trom 8! to $9 munthl ATTRESS AND FURNITURE MAKERS ARB NOTI- KRAKAU IEG, 352 Bowery. Misi that about 59 tons of Moss, African Fibre and Ex- Celsior, damaged by fire and water, are for saie cheap at corner of (anal and Mulberry sts. who will appear in a series INSTRUMENTAL AND “OFERATIC VEKFORMANCES, UNEQUALLED FOK GRANDEUR “AND PERFECTION, ‘agraife rose sy aay ved TIURSBY and SIGNOR BRIGNOLE inthe goms Parlor Suit, § “WATCHES. JEWELERY. wu. they have taken ail precautions for repayment, ‘They | Heved ia he puopl ‘ol England bad suddenly deve Rovatind with # 9 it gad apnresiacias whith Rae ig pean amd SIGNOR BRIGNOLL hat, botwuon 77 WLERG Si, NEAR RROADWAY—MONRY only advance money to the wealthy men, who can give | country, to that policy which the statesmen of matoue ofthe charuciar. © © Het tending was Mit, PERRANTI in_ the Rok Lot oF sk ND PIANOPORTE Bone aay ot Diensude Witehes: ket'fy | fone guarantee that It will be repaid, For thepoorer | only fivo years ago had nccorded to the Servians, an simply admirable. Her RBER.” ond ‘SPINO, MMB. MADELINE thorongh order, fur sule at moderate prices: also class and those suftering most nothing is done by the | te friends of the Servians gave up all ther was tecoming in ent and color; * * was MLL el aad MME ARENO SAUKET tn the chef | fortes to rent. ot oar own tanaiac Sy Chie ERE: a a a bd ie y he | desires of peace. The war was resumed and neat pon’ mw * was worn with per- 7 Btsiee of LISZT, WAGNER and CHOPIN, Dik. | & 8 h av., corner Lath DVYANCES ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, 4C., IP government. continued ubtl the armistice was secured, STAVE saith 4M. 8. B, MILLS in their UN stored or put on sale at_advertizer's warehouses and WARMING OP. “aS YOU Likk If” TURDAY AT MALF- WAVING TWO ELEGANT 7 oocrAye Sulesrooms. Address FINANCES, Herald Uptown Braneh RYPORTS OF THE AMERICAN MISSIONARIES, m Bde . PIANOFORTH: ee aaa id i WAL as Aw wine Steluwar € 3 ~ | ofiee, We havo heard that the armistice has been obtained” All that has been done at Batak has been accom- ———- ——---—-———— < OuOH arr fortes will sell either for less than = by an a That is an ugly word. An ulti P. T. BARNU sow ‘ IN A REMARK "AN element idonce 47 West 16th st., betwee: plished through tho almost unaided efforts of Mr. | miatum seems to me to be very much the samo as if a . UILNORE'S GanpEN, | serik ONLY NUsiGAL AND OPERATIC EVENT | shippiug RiTPICIAL “FHETH A SeRCTALT Clarke, ap American missionary, who te acting as the | Man had brought au action for debt about the time that OF TLE SKASON, ~ CHICKERING ROSEWOOD UPRIGI forte Let sale -Cost $600; wil! sell at immense hd st, ueRe 2d nv. agent of the Contral Relief Committee. AtBoyardjik, | HC {ull claim bad veew paid tote courk The tea eee destroyed by Chevket Pacha, with the exception of a | peace, any more tha courtship is not wedlock. It is little done by ths government, for which promissory | the auspicious preiiminary to tho happy event. But from $6 npward, substantially mad A cunranteed tO ive satisfaction. EVERY AFTE EY EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, MENAGGRIL, MUSEUM, NO- crifice AL will be divided into THREE PER. Monday, November 27; Wednesday, tiny, Decomber 1. Reserv PIANOS AT VERY ED TO PUsRC PODR A agreed ajostys Mr. BARNUM has tho honor to announee. that be tas | will pay on tietsday, November 7 se ke singe se iat hr out bast rae but a ery siete W NNTED—AN UPRTGIT A ra! ae CAs notes were given, the ouly aid distributed to the in peverntniat proposed \o Berope that vers ahoall tes made arrangements 7 Lose ;RUMANTA TiaTRE. bral pp — | new: fusly warranted in every respect. Please eee VLE habitants was that given by Mr. Marsh, another Amer, | conference to take this question tuto consideration, BAM LONG, | AD, NE! Dow RFE Director | \ bur wareroums, Sth av. aad Lott sk. “ginaLe MANTEL ican missionary. The whole district of Slivno, in which | 40d bring about that settlement which all men of calm and moderate mind are anxious in all countries to aecomplish. BELLIGERENT TO THE BACK BONE. The Lord Mayor has told us that England is the’ country of all capers whose We trace is —_ We have nothing to gan by war. . Mae ead aleuer tite Shoe Maw TEL Boyardjik is situated, i# ina state of great distarb- Viumbers’ and Mirniture Slabs, marble od ling. as there are constant robberies aud cases of A, KLABEK, 194 and 136 Kast 1sth ot, Walthes reported, committed by Turks and Circassians, STEWART S (SLATE eg ate Woop xa MAN- | whore are many Circassians in the immediate vicinity, liverally dealt with. 220 and 224 West 23d st. The Turks made so many threats of massacre and of | aggressive power. There are no tng ipry ane no pi FAMCREERION ey Ml treatment that Mr. Marsh finally came to Constan- ae acapiee ta aaa Was peek te Ser beouian A =NATHAN'S OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 335 OTH | Unopie, at the earnest request of the mhaviti ne er t8 tO | boast is this—that the empire 5 a8 much upon eav., near 4th st, The highest value ice for cwst off seo if something contd not be done, He had ‘ : force. jf astruggie come, it Ciothing, Carpets, &c. Cation or address t Mrs, NA- sympathy as upon , THAN, cai or oe AN INTERVIAW WITH THR BRITISH AwnAssADOR, Should also ve recollected that there noes ‘ing! nt dd {a m0 coun- the popalar clown nnd couse singer, who will appoar every alternvon ant evening The revura of the dashitig Bauertricnne Miss JEANNETTE WATSON, 1 OF REMOVAL UPRIGHT ash. instalments or rent vory Toons, 738 Broadwas, corner 10th st, ARG AINS. 7 OCTAVE, FULL ROUND, RLBUANT e, $125 ; 71-3 vetave, nearly new, $145" Organ, $40; GORDON & SON.13 Bast 14th st, 50, 7, GOTAVE PIANOS, ALMOST legs, overstrung bass; instalments taken; mouth * CABLE'S, 107 Went 234 at. UY YOUR PIANOS AND ORGANS AT THE FAG tory and ercent. You can also see the mate- Tia! used in first clase instruments; monthly payrcente, AY by TuKoven NEW YoRR. tx, iGHty Local Skoteh iu seven tableaux, by Ad. Ne Box ollice open daily from 6 til eadass ol ihe Hlorciesne Ridgreh erat 1 TAN LD 2 “A st the tiaerieare, leet AMERICAN INSTITUTE ppeat iu bis territe universal chalionge two and | PURTY-FIVTH GRAND _NATIONAL = BXUIBITION, aret THE HANPION TUMALING ACT. CHARLES W. FISH acknowledyed by the pross, the public and tne profession of Europe and Amaries to be the best bareback Trick Rider in the world, THE FAMOUS CARLO FAMILY HOURS. dortl Re. ‘The Board of Mauagers bavo decided to keep the Exnibi- toa open till SATURDAY, NOV BER 25, 2d and 8d ave bekween 63 and O4th ats. 8 ‘obatic and oy aaa ert as England, because im thy rer Acr - oe RG rt ahitasttoty asd n, be. ; children, ee LLINGS & WHEELOCK, 54 West Lith st, rear of BRS Sen bi 3 : S Fcond oe who promised to do bis bost and ha’ nt back the peehoee resuieeh ans 80 great in ‘8 righteous causc— An me so Bpoel it . BERLES' TIVOLE THRATIE ae we fas leg tis worth ot Cast off Clothing wanted immedi- her liberty, or her in THE TATTOOED GREEK Mt i PIP GRAND AND POW. iia. in and nrepared to Fy chest prices for them, by | Governor of Slivno, Laidar Bey, one of tho best Turk, rd Medion gy Resend 4! of sare ish officials. He ha: N New attractions will follow in | rapid succession, allimprovements, DAVIS & SON, however, been removed on ac- have be inquire whether sie shall enter into a sec- ond or athird campaign. She will begin — and that will hot end until right is done. ? EK, Grane Hallet ana Varlety Troupe, ¢ Compte and family Wentworth. H wis & 248 3D AV., NEAL 20TH ST, 50 PER cent more th cash paid than elsewhere tor cast-off C count of having given evidence with regard to the Children ander nine years, 25 ASH —NEW io PORES isa and Weldiie bee tarday Matinee, 15 cents EAT see tte Wo az9 West | ing, Jewelry. Ordersattended by Wr. and Mrs Mint miscondact ot Chevket Pacha Ov ibis application lormance rT eo’ elocl Pye cory renee ™ - UEP RED REET RR Arr omg Towki i = DELIV, 28th st. TIEN TION, ~$35,0. WoRTH O being made by the Enghsh Ambassador much hesite- 7 Reet eee, mane big Ov eunee 90 étie Vision of RANIGH & BAG mS rpots wanted iminedta tion was manifest, and finally telegrams, with refer. | RICHMOND AS A COTTON MARKET, Lie ‘pete elec ee tment ‘eee “SibAeun Urnty ree bat ord Was Hersh ethene * | for thon av Me. & 3 ence to the subject, were sent to Adriavople, while the [From the Richmond (Va.) Dispateh, Nov. 18.) Mone Na Boyezater 27. pope Weee Plaaba, aiihcoe Gow frag a y ies < «ROADWAY, wae EN G2) | Porte protondod to be ignorant that the Governor had | 44 4g g matter of surprise that amoug our enterpris, been broughs to Constantinople. instead of sonding and 38d sts.—Broadway prices oe tor ie Clothing, band. ac, a calling or addressing B. AK {ng merchants there has been no progress in making OPERA HOUSE, = F's NATIONAL, G GRAND piQuRNAMENT. JAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. ae Te him back he has been disgraced simply for desi y Ls q AGNIFICENT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. er ply for desiring to mond @ depot for the storage and the salo of cot- ane fs 8 a ireaaat i Brondway sng wu ot pig 1300 iN FOUR CASH, BR PRs vie arte, £75; splendid tome; yreat bargain, Beem at do his best for the Bulgarians. Mr, Marsh and Mr. Gar yet it quantity of pes passing through ANCISCO MUNSTIEELS |The Minstrel Palace a KiNG TH RST GERERAL AVERAGE GORDON'S, 187 locker vt. $ TANOS AND ORGANR—OOUUPYING FIVE Bond, another Armerican missionary have felt, at) picymond and wagoued (rom the Richmond and Dam SAN F. TUS CREME DE LA CREWE OP MINSTRILAY. how lng leadi Al rh iid " tess wean say, AL 8 len GA MER Som DION ne et or aie ae ia they were greatly impeded in their good work by the | \i16 Railroad aud the Richmond and Petersburg Rail poe wb i J ‘ON, GB. F. SLORSON, Organs, with Chimes of Bells. the best ma POSITIVELY PAYS THE | local Turkish officials, who constantly accused them sived with Sere i wet WAUHICR ‘DALY. sHARFER ee salve inctedite “usmoaste Wee ama Jat Pisces for enst-olf Viothing, Carpets, Purnit of being Russian spies They th aie applied to the veel a a ie sneer uonaen ie tiin o Ne RRR Commencing at Tammany Hall. Monday evenin . | Citetering’s: prices to sit the times) gold on instalments Vuhitienn Lagekce foe 2 te special pass f imei,” Tr anthewnt \ ainment In the ber 2U, 187), at 8 P com to let untilpaid for. HOKAGE WATERS & SONS, 40 | GQ MANDEL PAYS THE TIUMEST PRICK POR LA. | Americap Legation for a buyuruidu, or » Ho loots pod yay omapo re elif odd yess gr Selo seats securep | YF 8 FM aad eontinalng agit dae ast 14th'st., Union square, opposite Lineoin Monument Suater and i gentlemen's exstoil Clothing, Carpets and | to enable vhem to travel at their will and dlateibute | Justi trade iu this article, Not only fo our comm ion Merchants intorested, but tally our whole. aid, In Tarkey it seems that nothing whatever can be be grecete out ary prose pereoeaie’ hs io mort done without an order signed by the Grand Vizier. | every merchant iu the city, a8 it is a well When Mr. Maynard applied at the Porte for this pass | known law ot trade that t Admission, Scents. Resorved Fuente OTIUB INVITATION sotith COTBRIE THs EVE ISTH ST. LUaTHies € Two games to be played alternuon and evening, S4TH ST AND 3D Ay, _uureday ad Ker t Rey ukOUPr Nal RGE AYSORTMENT; RENT upward; easy terms, iE, 8 ea: “Aa huLout . maseoraes LISTER; 319 “6Tt CO) sh st. ; the only one in Amerien. _ Send Mg cireuter, BE OF THE KOLEOTIC nS ae ao HALL, EAsT byt 63 hl ivi ode): ay i ais — ene = LANOS AND ORGANS ( LL KINDS) TO RENT Jay of levetionsett ls net possible for the. tmaginatioa to CRICRBRING Tite ee 50R for sale, on easy parmonts, $4 and uoward. % X. | = a the application was at first refused on the ground that Se rete | uae, Di IGA poten A BE adhd it, 425 cth av. | the government did not fect willing to admit in this | jn Rieumond would equal in value that of the wholo tobacco crop received In Richmond. The anuaal re. port of the James River and Kanawha Company showg that over 9,000 bales of cotton were shipped frond 4) {or their passes, The American Legation was, how- | quck to Northern points. A ve was that the inhabitants stood in need of aid, and i Nonny evening November 21 i gested that the missionaries should go to Adrianople TH OLD AND NEW ix EUROPE.” Adrutssion, S0e., reve wed toate. 260, extra, at eam 80 Union equa by aa ollo unap- 2Y\), POWERFUL NEW UPRIGHT AND SQUARE Pianos, Pactory, 199 Bloaexets wratecogian, S10 Subject NiTKD STATES, ethnic hienennoneticttinaiat i LADY—PRUSTWORTHY FORTUNE TEL et, gives who medical advice. 7 Sd si., corner Bouth ARGYLE ROOMS, Aare hay COR aa : ‘T. id OES nd a ity Is shipped by the New Y: Mesteamners fy hls td BRPISCHOKKAN Vir _ataagh een eee “TPOMIUM, dist Si AND | (YREAT ROROPEAN CLAIRVOYANT TELLS NAMES | ‘ever, not satisfied with this avswer, end cemands | tty pped by tho New Yor! Oren ake IN of eit aks td Re 5? pipet ve ea ht shows likenesses; 250, Se, to $1.15 West veh st. cither the granting of proper pasees or else a categori- yon Ghireer Mae ee MA Ni tt co! Py cLock, ogance., price om Ginevayanis Magnotic trou! ry Gan Wor any cal refusal, whieh Iatter would piace the Tar! ret this tavorabl ition of aftairs and to estab. on Wow a'UO. 711 Broadway, ‘4 ernment ih an exceedingly awkward position, cotton warohouse in the city.