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italian OrFRA-To-night will close the season at
Palmo's. Let there be bumper Lucia" so we'll
ceived is to be performed, and without doubt the per-
most favorable impression possible And yet what
they do than they have already done7 They have
made all that the piece contains appear They have
brought out clearly and beautifully the master touches
of the composer and have sung for real music There
will be performance Friday evening but Saur
day evening the entire company appear the Tabernacle
in a grand sacred concert, where they will give the
sabat Mater Rossin the De Profundis of Mey erbeer
the Ave Maria Of Schubert and other pieces Of the first
renown.
ALLEGHANIAvs-As usual, the Tabernacle was
crowded Monday evening, to hear this favorite
band Of vocalists. The qusrtettes were given with
strict accordance to musical science, very much
HANGED by the full round yet perfectly sweet tones Of
the bass voice. Miss Caroline whose appearance il
rather preposesspg sang her respective solos with
ease and sweetness which called forth much applause
But the browning feature Of the evening" was patriotic
quartetts, descriptive of the heroic actions Of old
Trough and Ready" which elected a. il should. the
most unanimous and reiterated paudts This company
appear this evening in New Brunswick On their way to
Philadelphia.
CHsIsTys MINsraELs-Every night Mechanics He'll
ID perfect jam to hear these ninstrels There some
thing bewitchng about these negro melodies which Is
consonsnt TO American feeling. and the refined
in which they given by this company surpssses any
thing of similar character We have heard The banjo
performers in their line and the bens castsne
player Incompatible They are now become such IA
vortes that criticism is useless You must 60 early
be without seats.
cers last Monday evening, at the Musical Fund Hail.
PHILADELPHIA.
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The late gale very severely felt on the Hudson
river. Three steamboats, on their way down were over
taken by IT, and two Of them compelled to lay over
The Santa Claus reached Caldwells at half past
o'clock and proceeded far as Verplancks Point
where she was compelled TO lay to until Saturday -
When she did finally arrive there the violence OF tho
gale was such that she obliged TO land her pssen
gers on the east side of the city Tho steamboat Coium
bia laid Van Cortlands dock on Friday night
II is said that the In some places up the river
averages from Ave 10 six feet in depth.
The recent rains at the south and west surpass any
thing Of the kind experienced by the inhabitants for
many The high water marks OF l6a0 and even oil
1926 have been oberated by the reshets Of ls7 The
Tennessee has risen above all recorded points IL mas
its high banks and caused general inunda
ton along its course. Great loss must result in East
In Boonsboro', Md, onsths 10Th, they had regular
snow storm which lasted from morning till night and
the day following was a rough cold day.
Monday was clear, bright beautiful day in Phadel
phia and the streets Allied with promenaders and
eoue strans who were out enjov wing the sunshine.
AS 10 ourselves we have had all so is of weather
within tbs last three days Gales OF Wind, soaking
rains hail storms driving sleet have each had their
hour and some a number of hours Yesterday began
with AZ lovely, clear, bslmv morning any could
wish for but at clock, NJ, cold rain storm was
prevailing to extent decidedly uncomfortable.
The late storm did considerable damage at the east
At Lesville Mass dam and bridge carried away
uch damage of a similar nature has been done. The
entertainments of Worcester and Providence, and also OF
the Portlsnd and saco Railroads, have been washed
away at several points.
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Aid to Ire Ian 1.-The Committee On Brsad-
Stuff Provisions inform their fellow eB.ns thrsueh
out the country that they will BE- happy to receive
buttons Of Breaduns and PTevsons aad shp Tee OF
expense Central Committee Of the society OF friends
for general distribution among the famhng poor
Of Irs,snd.
Communication OH this subject, may DO addressed to
either OF tbs Committee The freiaht from New York 20
Ireland, VIII be paid by .hs !nssh Soy.rnmsnt.
ROBERT b NINTURN,
JAMES REYBUh I Committee,
WILLIAM REDMOND,
GEO. MeBRlDE,J r. ~
10 City and country papers which aSsrd to publth
this for week free Of charge, will please to
capv Ct
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CANAL Fvsps. STATE OF N,w Yonx.


In the coumn of principal opposite s47 10 luded
$4,000 Of cash hand In the column, the sums
set opposite 20 the years 1907 1852 1890 1862 and ies@
have not yet been issued In bank fuad stcck and 10
assumed that the there given will be issued in bank
fund stock for the payment he canal fund of debts
due from certain nsolvent banks
The column Of interest embraces the debt Of $4,000
due from the Loctport banks but no portion of the
principal il included in the total to be annually reasd
II twenty thirty thousand dollars 10 realz ed from
the assets Of the City Bank Of Buffalo and Watsrvet
bank, In tine 70 prevent the issue In stock to Ike
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UNITED STATES SrEAMAR SooRPGoN.-This yes.
sci, which recently sailed from this port, bound to
the Gulf Of Mexico, and put into Philadelphia in
consequence of leaking badly, and defects in her
machinery, after being caulked, and having some
alterations made in her boilers and engine, made
a second attempt to reach her destination on the
10th inst, as we have already stated.
Before reaching the Lapes. however, it was
found that the alterations which had been made
in her boilers, had not remedied the difficulty,
viz the foaming of the boilers, and the conse
ouent throwing of water over into the cylinder
After detention Of several hours, caused by
damage done to the engine in consequence OF the
working of water in the cylinder, it was decided
to return again.
Other drums, of much larger dimensions, have
been substituted for those first put on, and it is
believed that there will now be sufficient steam
room to prevent the foaming. Her draft of water
has been diminished by leaving out quantity of
water, coal, sc amounting to some twenty tons
weight, and she will go 10 sea drawing some nine
or ten inches less than when she left New York.
These alterations and Improvements it is hoped
and believed will enable her to reach her station,
and render her useful and efficient vessel for
the service for which she is intended. She has
probably, by this time, sailed again for the Gulf
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NEW YORK HERALD.
The Herald for europe.

The next edition of the Herald for Europe will
be published this day, noon, in time to 20 by the
Hibernia's mails, which will leave here to day.
II will contain several highly interesting letters
from Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, on the political and
social condition Of Europe; the correspondence
between the War Department and Gen. Taylor,
which is Of great importance at the present time;
the latest intelligence from the Army and Navy
the particulars of the three great battles between
Gen. Taylor and Santa Anna; full and graphic
accounts of the stornng of Vera Cruz and the
Castle OF S Juan de U1a, in case they shall be re-
ceived in time a list Of the vessels OF war ana
transports in the Gulf; the latest accounts from
New Mexico; the details ofthe revolution IN Mexi-
CO; Washington correspondence ; proceedings Oh
the New York State Legislature; a full report OIL
the Hon. T. Butler Kings speech at the comph
mentary dinner given to that gentleman by the
merchants of New York the speech OF the
Hon. John G. Calhous correspondence from
all parts of the country full reports OF the New
York markets besides variety OF commercial,
political. financial, and miscellaneous intelli-
gence.
l. will be embellished with a portrait of the
amented Captain Rathbone, of the packet ship
Columbia; of the city of Vera Cruz; of the Castle
of s. Juan de Ul1a; of Saltillo; and map of
the field of operations in Northern Mexico.
Single copies 81 cents, in wrappers, ready for
the mail, 1888 per annum, in advance.
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DEATH FROM PRIzE FIoHr.--On Wednesda

DEATH FROM PRIZE FieHr.--On Wednesday
morning last we mentioned that two men, named
Kelly and Cox, he'd gone out the day before to have
prize fight, near Alards plantation. on the Mstairie
road. They fought for $500 aside Kelly coming of the
victor and Cox being bruised that he had to be
Ing house, which Tuesday evening" until ester
day morning at about o'clock, when he died Cox
spoks word warrant for the arrest Of Kelly
issued by Recorder Genos yesterday; but we are in
formed that Kelly fearing that his opponent might die,
sailed on board ship bound for Liverpool on Thursday
nghtjest-N o Delta, 20th inst.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT Troy On Friday night
the machine ,hop Of the Empire foundry owned
bv Messrs Atwood Co. destroy ed by Are Il was
occupied by Mr. Gilbert, for the manufacturing Of
nachinery for railway cars, and by Msssrs. Root &
nq paric uars Of the loss and insurancsAtwood Cole
Crane 900 loss 50 900 insurance. D. Green, 900
loss no insurance. j. Gilbert 81 coo loss 81 500 insurance.
J. f. Rogers loss small, no nsursncsi X Root, s9,o 600
loss, 81 900 Insurance.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS We find the following

NIAIL hKKANGEMENIS-W VIC IIIU the IOIOWIng
in locoioco paper of last evening"
We learn that the supply of leather bags provided by
the post Office department for the Of the post office
here, SO scenty that piles of newspapers this
moment yng in the post Office. waiting for bags to ar
rive from Washington in which they can be sent Of 70
their destination. We not acquainted with the parti
cular arrangement by which The mails supplied with
bags but one thing TO clear namely that they
should always BIO provided before the for using
them arrives There should never be the delay Of q
single moment on account of the want of article
obviously necessary.
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Our EXPRESS LTNEs.-We were last night in.
debted to Mr.. G.. Brush, of Adams & Co.'s line
for Boston and Baltimore papers of yesterday
morning.
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MARCH 30

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STEAM SHIP GREAT WESTERN We learn that
ibis steamer was to have been offered for sale on
the 18th inst. She is valued at 100000. If no
sale is effected she will probably renew her trips
20 This mort
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PACKET SHIP SILvIE DE GRAssE,-This fine yes
sci, under command Of Capt. Rich, arrived yes
terday from Havre, in the short passage of q
DAYS.
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The Ramored CapituIatiOn OF Vera Cruz
and .. Juan de Uiua-News from General
Taylor.

Vhe tSumOreu CapttuiatlOn OF vera CRUZ
and .. Juan de Uiua--News from General
Taylor.
Our citzens were yesterday agitated and ex-
Cited by rumors and reports from Vera Cruz and
s. Juan de UlIa. Some of these rumors were TO
the effect that Vera Cruz had surrendered to Gen.
Scott without a shot being fired, and others that
8. Juan de Ul1a had captuaed to our navy in
the same manner.
They did not receive much credence, but they
nevertheless caused considerable excitement,
from the fact that it is nearly time for accounts Of
if they were made at the time fixed upon. We
will not say that they uniounded, because as
tappears in the letter of our Washington cores
pondent in this days paper, they were current
when he wrote. Ii is much as we can do to
give the rumors from Mexico as they reach us.
Comment is wholly superhuous.
The greatest anxiety prevails to hear from
Gen. Taylor, and to receive the details Of his re-
cent victories over the Mexicans. There two
mails due from New Orleans, both of (which will
doubtless arrive here to-day. They may contain
what is so much sought for, and, perhaps, an
account of the storming of Vera Cruz and the
Castle. Within day two we shall certainly
receive some stirring news from both places, if
we do not do so to-day
We shall issue an EXTRA HERALD within short
ime alter we receive our dispatches.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

DEpRAvEp CoNpUcr.-There are some young bloods
in South Brooklyn who occasionally dress in the attire
Of nymphs of pave and the streets for the
purpose Of extorDg money Unless this villanous prac
tce is discontinued their will be made known to
their parents, and also to the police.
HoN. JypaE EpMoSps-Ws learn that this distinguish.
ed jurist o visit to the White Sulphur Springs, Vir
n Ina, for his health.
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, March 80

TueSu1y, MHrOh Jul r. M
There was an Improvement in the quotations for
stocks to-day, and the sales rather larger than
usual At the st board Illinois special bonds advanced
q per csnt Vicksburg ~; Farmers Lean u; Canton
n; Morris Canal v; Harlem Il; Long ISLAND 4; Nor
wich and Worcester closed at yesterdays prices.
At the second board Farmers Loan went up e; Nor.
witch and w orcestsr u; vicksburg 81; Canton 4.
The State Bank at Newark, N j. has declared q semi.
annual dividend of three and half per cent payable
the LIST of April.
Sterling exchange in moderate demand to-day, at
slight advance in the rates. Prime bills selling at
4 and ~ per cent premium.
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company for the second and third week in March this
year. compared with those for the corresponding weeks
in the same month last year, wsre as follows:-
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Mishael Carpenter, Of Woodbury., West Jersey, was
Friday last The horses were also killed
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TO the Brooklyn Pubtlc.-N0bertsOn, pro-
pretor Of the PhSqx Hat and Cap mauufs.tery 80 Fulton
has atsly obensd branch 81 Fulton
BrooKlyn for the purpose Of the hat and
weaving portion of Brooklyn his d!netlys system Of l,s
seen its results its enabling him to far HI.
with Hats equal IN flush style, duiabiiY and
blshments of Broadwsy, presses Is per cent lower.
seMEDuLE PRICES
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APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT samuel ":
Tsvior Of Texss TO be commercial agent OF the United
tstss Al santa Martha In the republic ofNsw Granada
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Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.-Ths above
has before tho public Tor the last thirty and
ring the game period the manufacturer have eon,rny
ways its enviable reputation. Merchants viii
upon OF the quality Of stsas its
factsrr and excellent hnh that article winch
fiction, For sale by g. SAUNDERS & SON.
III Broadway, opposite Howard motel.
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To the Officers OF the Army and Navy
necessary for ling the camp chest saddle
bag the compact form Dressing Cases cSn.snlnI
COMPACT Wiling Cases, Dinner Ses for the pocket, water
proof Money Belts, Clasp Knives Dxoas csleoraed Diam
Esska Mirrors Pocket Irkands, Gold Pens ia
casss Lesthsm Dfinkipg ups, &c. &c
GOION' BAZAAR,
ITS Broadway, corner of CourJandt 81.
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FortaDle ShaviDg Cause.-The undersigned
have devoted their 10
fsctug these and nscsssay articles and
large variety OF construction suitable the wants OF
the travelling community.
q. sAUNDERs & SON, 1T Broadway
A few doors above Courtlandt st.
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Ladies' and gentlemen PRONE nadlDg Broad.
way, are invited to drop in Moss. late RoussePs PEI
umery toilet cosmetic and toilet article depot j0
S,Saswly It's The only e.abshment OF the Kind IN tse
te Tor the toilet Of the best quality and at reasonable
pce splei DID fas made combs and brushes warranted "a.
zors and shaving Of all kinds of every
fume, kc. at MOSS late ROUS5EL'5, 3O5 Broadway.
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Charge of Falss Pr etenees .Ofhoer stephens Of
the the police arrested yesterday
Ing young man by the name OF George Lowden for.
merly kept dry goods store in Broadway warrant
Issued by Justice Drinker wherein he stands charged
with obtaining blu Of dry goods by false
the 18th of June last, from Mr.. John Underwood
No. las Pearl street amounting to S2s on credit OF
months 1t appears that the accused represented to Mr.
Underwood that he solvent and able to pay 30
every dollar that he owed consequently upon these re-
presentations he parted with his goods since which time
he has ascerained that the accused unable to pay
his debts at the time of purchasing the goods Justice
DrDker committed him to prison in default Of $500 bail
.dr est ~ a Fugitive Ofhcers Barnum and Olmstead
of the 3D. ward arrested yesterday man called John
i. Brown, charge Of stealing from u. w Dodd Of
Newark, New Jersey. Detained In order to be sent
back for mination.
Ossrhauiing Runner OH ser Bloom the efficient
hack inspector, arrested yesterday Gale Daniel
smith y for cub No So q charge OF solicit
ing hire spd kewi lee abusing gentleman whom he had
Induced TO ride in the cab Upon being taken before
Meyer Brady and the sots sworn 10, his honor fined
him So for the yiolstion.
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viii has h.A .a.uo- 49,. IL. -
give 10 those ~ho onsc, ~ m,smsnts sr. an on
portnntv ~ Nnan ve's w neA'" seHee""''""' Wy
S " Ano"o''
ETHIOPIAN SEAENADERs.-Amid Ill the varied attrse
lions with which the citv no ahounds IL IA an evident
mark of suner,or ..,...,. = !, -. 4, a., On. sxbi-
h,.,.r .uS..r :, oAo" anu S" " my wv .
'A "AAon ngnt after night has full houses sucn -
the case with our old friend Major Dumboltons troupe
They are crowded evsrx .van;, na ,he;r ae;,obtfui
songs comical conundru 'enhg, aua .se, car
riss the stream OF puhIic onii e h them
Their ,irees are ina sad dah.s sno iaso VIII donht
that they will be- obliged 20 anu we nav NJ Is
longer, so enthussrtjc the , ne th recsiye
Well IL In certainly their dna ppauo y hawa ss
usual an admirable programme Aon'sh' 'hey n"'''
iAhIs.-A nappy, singing, careless Goa |
pacK negro decidedly one Of the merriest objects in
the world and fully do Christys Mnstres pourtray the
their concert room is crowded nightly wa ~ ;.,;nsd
4, ..;., g.. 1T, ...-,--. "" "io 'n
IT, ..,.. .s.,.-," . o.A..n."i, anu tnoue"
every night their daily song IL nny.r;sdI 90 me,ou
viz "money in both pockets And why should thew
notf They assuredly deserve their good fortune The
price OF somslon Tor each INDIVIDUAL Is but tri1e and
Ia fair trans action for all ronnd To nih t'ea. 30 ~
they have excellent bill.
Mn Drmpsrra,s Coxcrpr A. Turn IT n w
" h'-"e
nave reaoy nenIioneu ME- Dempsters return, and the
concert wnoh ne INTENDS giving this evening at the
Tabernacle We feel pleasure in bringing 1t again be-
fora the rot;ca Of opr rsadar. an a ora a..
tho hind NJ sntert.,rmsnt rive, hv NJ n q, 49,. ar.
~ -, - 49, 49, " ' ''"'
Since Mr. Dempster rst came among us and since hsn
no ha sung in sverv nayt or the hon snd be- s
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Friday, October ~. ns4s'
The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald, full OF interesting ana
valuable information, will be ready at nine
o'clock, tomorrow morning.
Among other details of the affairs of the week.
il will contain the full description of the WASH
ippton Monument celebration, with three Illus
trations; the late highly important intelligence
from the city of Mexico, with the lists of the
killed and wounded; the recent news from
Europe, including list of the commercial fai-
lures; the proceedings, IN part, of the Episcopal
Convention; the continuation Of the case of Mr..
and Mrs. Lynde; list of the deaths of yellow
lever in New Orleans, &C., &C., SC.
Single copies. in wrappers ready for the mails,
sxpence