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IL uust DC IcdDy SIdtlIyluB " TIC oiu-ldehioheu
practitioners to find that in these days of homGpa-
tho nonsense, the navy at all events under orho
dox treatment. The "two bottles of bitters'' is
quite an amusing item, when contrasted with the
formidable list of porter, wines, brandy, whiskey,
and gin, that precedes it, and reminds of Fal-
staff g pennyworth of bread to his many gallons OF
sack. And then the comforts for the sick-solid,
substantial tangible sscomforts'' the delicious
sssyrups''-and the ssassorted sweetmeats''-hea-
ven reward him what dear, kind, considerate
hospital steward was this Lieut.. Mclaughlin!


We trust the committee will 60 on and give us
a full development of all of these expeditions into
Florida. Ifhe people pay millions to extirpate an
Indian tribe, they ought at least to have the plea
sure of knowing how the money is expended. Let
US have the whole expose, in order to guide all ten
der-hearted naval officers and economical admin
istrations hereafter.


SACRED CONCERT "A concert was given last
evening al the Church of the Redemption, in Sixth
street, in aid of the funds of that establishment.
Not having taken the precautiou to provide him.
self with ticket, our musical reporter stopped
at the door, and told that he could not 60 in, as
strict orders had been given to admit no one with
out ticket, when the following conversation took
placer


REpoRTER-But belong to the press, and wish
to pass in for the purpose OF making notice OF
the concert.


Door -KKRpED-C Cant't help it, sir. Just refused
to let in the wife of deacon of the church because
she had no ticket.


REpoRTER-But / am not the wife of a deacon;
and besides, it isn't usual TO refuse the Herald ad
mission anywhere.


DooR-xKEPER-Yes, know, but this is a sacred
concert, sir.


RKPoRTER-So much the better. The Herald
is doing more for religion than whole vestry
room OF deacons. But, as you please. have paid
shilling for my ride up and back, which you can
have for the benefit of the church by applying to
the railroad company. Good evening.


A subcommittee man, who had been an inter.
ested auditor, now interfered and concluded that
the reporter might pass in The splendid QUARTET
from Newkomm's Mount SINAI, "Teach me, .
Lord, the way of thy Statutes" was just commeL-
cing and it was evident that the audience had not
taken a very strong liking to the manner OF the
performance. This was followed by general Sc
lection OF airs reciatves and chorusses from Han
del, Haydn, &c, which did not exhibit the pow
ess of the singers in very favorable light The
alto was too sharp, the tenor both two Hat and too
sharp, and the soprano (who has pretty good
voice. but quite uncultivated) was laborng no; very
successfully with the majestic music OF her
part. But the chorussus were indescrlbaby
bad, and their unparalleled dlscords created saud-
der through the house.


The organ, which is very sweet-toned instru.
ment, was admirably played by Mr.. Timm, and
the audience were highly delighted with this part
of the entertainment