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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-31
Arrived.

Steamship Aroso Lines, Hayre and Southampton Jaa u
uidsr and pass. Nm. :. DrSyton.
stip Arg5uaut ,of Bsston) Norton. Foo chowfoo Oct
passed Arsr Nov 49, Cope ot cd Hoee Dec - tsss Cl
Co 2sta rst It, SC s.! lol a. spoke ship sa' G'eenms
Ship A.ht,Cn Brsdi,b flu.,i9s Dec 9. and seeIy "a
wteis nom the westward hss days W. Of Nauucia
with rsh; niuds, Gains and tei,s weather
ShP oPssa COT soo';9) B,fss Iesho'n Dec PASSED hS
s,p " m Tell Fuucs Have Dee mdse. sqd pass to BOYD
II H. siua,d snip Eulera Isle hence for LivrrpOo.
Ship Courier 8errsee Rio Janeiro days conse ana pn
,apye,ed the s-n9y SSg,h jan Ia. = s. lon - - saw Nv IA
San Loai.s Khan toc Bo.;cn White, Leshorn 81 Day.
Bsk C. j. BCis,edc tolden schwecbe Bremen 20 day
NOSE and pass 70 order jan 49, lat y o. lon. d IL 81"
Bark Honduras Bates, Baize Hon, 18Th nit' Nood' s'r
Foaka'. ssp Has been days N 81 ifati.ra.
Barb Rutser, DeIano, ST. MARKS Is days co"a Scrs
Bah NJ T. Tout of Liucolnyiel, Anes Pens.OA "A days
- oaSstp odsi shansaae Oct H. passed Angler No.
10 in count ny shp Siam Of SseG passed Cape o. God
Vors H. Helena 2in crossed the equator jan tea
g., to D @: 4 " b Bacon Jau 20, lat q N, Ion. 6,R
spoke Maund of Salem. Has experienced heavy wsske
,nce Ispg Bemusa day. OF the Highlands In ss4
Jan =, Charles Martin. Of sweden DIED: 80,
BarAcRHs Andrew Manleuon (ot Phlsdelphia Hsndsuo,
wari6'nd p,,ssse 10 lat 81 lon 81 as spoke ship Visa
So q spoke snip Wild Rover Of Boston, from Csao for saF
Dec. 49, fruit 10 matter.
Big Rolling Wave, Hail. Bahia Dec. 2, sugar
Brig Indian Queen (of Boston) McGegor, Rio Hioh. DE-
49, Nassau N. i Jan. H. lstic TO ii j. DeNolt-. IL
experienced heavy weather; carried fore topsian
split sails Nc las days N of Haterss with light VIM
aud L gs The @ put into Nassau Dec ~, leaking IN Der
upper works, where she was repaired -.
Brig Encch Benner (of BosoI StoddaIt, hiuattian IA
Key Wet IL days mahogany 20 master I'D snd sh mat,
gale from the N T. In tbs Gni Stream
18th mat lat 20 %, lou spoke brig h. j. Revans ifam
for HoTflS. =.
Bg Thos Trowbridge (of New Haverl Lspf.r, Antigua
dsy, bsss II Tro%bass' sOa' of New Haven, where de
u bound.
big AIits Owen, Ray Neuyitss Jan. H. mahogany &c,
Tbos Owen Son -
schr F.plendor (v.nez Bao, Ausostura 81 days hids
Sc, 70 Moer Riera.
schr Orauua (oi Mddetown Conn Thatcher Denla Dec
81 passed Glib altar lst inst fruit to Order ID" experiences
heavy weather Ac
sc6r sarhsoban Van Brunt Chareston 10 day cotton lc
TO McCIeady. Mott Co.
Schr j. L. Homer Homer Boston days lIuseed 20 T. g.
A. L. Rove. a.
schr NJ Shropshire Shropshire. Boston days Iu'eed
4. g. A. l. Rowe.
Steamer Delaware Copes Phlsdelphis, mdse to F. Perkins
Steamer Ospray Kenny Providence, mdse TO 'asc oden
BELOW-sbips Orphan, Rockwell, from Antwerp Unior
from New Orleans bark Samson from Galveston Also seve
square ritged vessels
WIND-suuset T., ard very thick.
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SATURDAY, Jan. 60. VI.

There was far degree of sctyity at toe Stock
Board todsy, but the movement for the bear nteres;
was strong and appeared - have full possession Of the
market, especially at and after the Second Bosrd.
The market feels severely the absences of public sup
pot which embodons operators for the fal TO 60 on
freely, pntting ont their options without much regard
TO the iutrt SIC values Of the stocks in which they DEAL
They trust 10 the tendency Ct the market ami the die
position Of the street 10 look always rather upon the
gloomy than the hopeful side of things and tntipg
themselves largely 10 the msOriy 81 the Board and
thn the resistance 10 sem grows feeb!er rather thsn
stronger, they viii probably 20 on increasing the az.
grega;e short line and knocking down prices until
points are touched sufficiently ow 70 tempt strong
buyers and change tie current Of the msket. To-lsy
Tie stree, has undoubtedly been Influenced uufav0ra-
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NIRZNE JOURNAL
PORT OF Nsw-YoRX


stssnsAPs- Roaueke shiUnsE SSr,os Lodam h:.a'sss
,SpscS Lsyfeil Baltimore, II. . omvcil @ Forts
CIowel Savannah, s Mnchili son; CeldmbA Berry,
ChNlt st5n Spohoti Tils,toD Co
Slips Wizard, Woodsde, San Frsr,co Bsbcock Cooley
Go Htury Clay CAlkns Ltvere0 sPof1rd Theron Cai
Mercury French. HavEe BOYD Hncken Washing Wats
Nozzle " 4. Frost
Bsrks-L ID Carver, Dsmon Condemns, II. D BfoOsu,sn
Cos.5ck GRAY, Valparaiso VIM Bsrtlest C1moiodor
Williams Lisbon Norton, Jr Gorilla Peteush, III n nont
L Johnson
Bngs-ssmsh Crow. trinidad $. Whitney ( Co Tavsr
rr Johps1D inush ScIsn'o. Tansn Auie tie Dlteh
WyseTs hoitertsm, W Salem Co Ponnuan, HeI.ick Nee
ytas Simpson Miyhew NJ Post, Thompson, rnndsd,
ter la Durl Galveston, ~ Gene q Co J. Nl'cney
s,sen 40 Mobile Laytu Hufiblri Black Sqnal 8aras Pa
ladclphs, Jas Ha-d.
schoone. Brcihsr', DsvisRchuone, Van Buut Sl,sh
River Queen, Reynolds, Bristol, J. T. WILLIAMS CsIs
Wimir gton Van Bruut slagnt shannon, Matt, Aer
sudIs Van BIunt Ssebt ". Webster Bennett Cbarles
ten Scranton Taman. Kate Stewart, Mather, Chares.os
Scranton Talmsn Hotchk l Mlnson, Cardeuss, Pls
snail; Ny Rover, Hughes WlDi stou hcCready "o Coz
Holmes, Campbell Norfolk Plymouth Rock, Mlris, BIO
toe Dayton Sprsgue
soop Franklin, Avery, FaH eiyer master.
stssmeIs-J ThompIoc, Co.rsry, Bauimofei Oc@WSs
CCpss Philadelphia
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Passengers Arrived

IN s,ar,iip Ara1o FROM Horre and soa;hanpnr-Geo.
r. SQier ana lady, Mrs ". O. Lanson and children Aug
Ce.V lady and se,y,n the Rev l. Corey A. Gd!o,
Z 8. Lowry and lady, NJ Emile Nare Leopold Glard Hf.
NJ children and servant Luoutsux de
snd Emile Grsuier Mr. LecUze M Crussr c. Mar
tin 81 Hs;leisb W. r. Dear, T. Colt L. Ben amin Gas
Berry Hy Woods, Z Y. James D. Brooks Lereui o II.
K-nsh, J. Doubleday Mss ~ AazwJu, d. Richards Mn
y. B-rksy y. o. Norman p. o Wainwright 4r Wi,rieh1e
John Wiz ". o. Giles A. Ir Jf. Cheek. scd lady,
T. Henry "a BroGlt Dr.. Gsrer M Reuter-. VIM. Refer,
o. scAeLek James W. Tucker, Geo CaysnGsh, B Pear
,cu, At Claire, l,dy sad CHA. Mr. l. Ksh1 aud lady
Mrs. Hsi,sr Mis- setaf Mis- Asssey Mrs Rodissr Mss
Becker kunx and sey NJ Rsy nond lady ard ifan; hs
Pas asush;,r and infant, Cha. bertrand s.a ehd H,
MI EsGE yEt J9.s C.i s...erI q Msr.y, J. s.si
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Arrived.....SUsDAY, Jan. 81

Steamship Tho'. Swan Ramsey Baltimore md'e TO h. B.
T. Frost Ssth nst 60 miles Of sandy Hoos passed .hP.
lower mast painted white with rigging attached Has had
Ship Great western Farber Liverpool 80 md.e audi
Hscoos seaman ten from the mizzen topsalsnt ard over
board, N thick snow storm, and was lost =.
Ship Deyonstre Lord LONDON Dec 80 mdse aud pass %
h. H. Ecuan. Anchored on Qasrantne last night 4.
slip Eo RWsy see Dc ~ ms'c hs snS .
.ons westerly fss Dec o. on Bsrdsey lsand sisnses BE
CS al & caaS for Hsnpon Roads.
Ship Realm, Burgess New Orleans sth inst nd'e' to Rob'oa
Ship Champion tef Boston, LAm.ou cacut,. o, d.e e
RAN SsIs c,cua 1 o,op 20 DAYS out, Nov st 10 %
.Toie sSp EyyD OF rom csoG.a Tor so..on s
the west Bank IS hours, and got of b!
Capt Bowen OF Ofe With the cid Of several
osrso supp .d not to be damaged She was lowed to pier
I Bal. isops Cof New Hayen RtOde. Trinidad, po, au>
spain y days aud old iron Trowbsge sons d New
5ys 5A M :. S or S jar a. Sol a'Ga
se cm or boass oi as. Sesn aet.ned Oh tie
dsy.by fog Is bound 10 New Haven;
pool Dec g. 10 master Made southern passage; was r
days in the Irish Channel With hesyy s. W. gales va. h.s
90 spoke ,hp Franklin Haven from ston for New Orleans
Bsrk Samson (of Rocsland) Robinson Galveston 81 dsys
cotton &C. 20 nsnIinf. Mule, do.isg Has ,HSerieaced
4' R. Bacon, s, ia.t 4, 81 es s poke siis RAIN
Rhg Gusyame Brem) Onken, Ausosturs Dec. n, hides 70
Pa ,eDstsdt x Schumacher
Bs Au.,n o' Thom.ston yose Bordeaux 10 day brandy
10 j. w ElwelL
Big Emma Hsni.d, Para Jan H. hides &c, 70 Corning,
Bento c.. Passed so1g into port BRIG snpposei tae H.
Hsoch hence Has bad heavy NJ W and T. gales aud hes
been day In the fog Of Bsmegat
Brig c. Robbins of Yarmouth, N 81 Burns st. DoHanso
City Jan O. nehosany,&c.
sefr Five Boys. Haynes Plymouth, N. C., days, 70
schr. Julia Ann Cray, Bucksport, ballast 20 master.
schr Era Chamberlain, Boston days mdse. 70 master
sAILED-FrOm Quarantine ship Plymouth Rocs for Lon.
dor.
BELow-l ship bark and bris, unknown.
WIND During the day, N N. w, clear
The Southern ,,eams outward bound sailed from
| tinr ls.t niYht ~ II o'clock
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nv TeleRYnpk.

BOsTON Jan S-Oa Highland Light, ships Miles saoasa
rom Cacu. for Boston; Indan do for Do Below ship Eve
lyn, eawer, Calcutta for Boston. 49,
EEW-ORLEANS Jan. - AR. parks Ninesen' fon Ns"'
York; GrHon, fEom Havana 49,. ,o,rd
eOUAN ~ J., Jan 80, suDdown schr On shor, eols
out No nwaId.boend vessels in sight. Wind W. "es
clear. 80. ogo. .,A
HIGHLANDS Jan 30 mndown.0ne seif 10 ne oI,1 ~
bris on ths Bar bound in Wind N. W., light Wes'ast
=, -, Nh,
sASDY HOOK, jan so .urdowO.-wlnd, n " W. HsnS
Weather clear. , =, LII,
LONG BRANCH, Jan 30, sundown.-No ves'es 10 "s'"
Wind, n. ", fresh Weather clear. . ,v,.., a
NORFOLK. Jan GAR in Hampton Roads ship' "'NS"'
the Wave aud Marcia c. Day. from Cal.o =, o..,
Jan. .2-Arr. IN Hampton Roads ships Chapcelo VeS..
Newell Ad' ine, Wider, Farley, and Whd R'ger :" ''
Calso.
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Passenger Sailed

In 1elnIsp Cfy Of Waahng.on, for LirOpooi-ThoI Gray,
wife ssd two children Mrs Ensht J. Fensndey Hrs Loin
and child Jacob Rey wife and family Fredk Brush Geo. Kob
Psqire a0senbuyg A. v CoGtls spd vile, Ms,Ind Chss
ard two children, Tho, Ford jose Weld, Hamilton Geen
Deun Cso Francis Coz, Francis Horsssl John Andrews
Wooobgrp, Thomas Jones. James Jones A. Aeksnd, A
Mathews, Nj: Bsgjeet and wife Thomas smp.on, w. G
Bacon aud wife, Vets, Thomss Murphy, Z Wezker M'
Edw ardf
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=. Pl seA.t L. yh.s 4. v,eter,, J. ksv "a. ;,s.
VI .pSp NJ Fsuyesolrsa, NJ p,'saa rsy h. Rev
p,,o1 VI KS,.r J. NsierkolS. Ere Ph Mrps,l ";
wit,i.b fisr waa l. Asi1eL o. ~ 49, ", Wa,.
ssr--- s-h,rr Nsnt II Hsuotie, L bsfoVh - ~. ~
81. Hif Il o. Miller ii. Hoc6 Aed''r y LssO'' "' W.
W NJ de 0scy M.cr suss i,,n - .,,- O,l>1,s
9 Or, = Web<I h. PAUL Pare, Ala FfesmA' AL 40 a
Ia 1tb-ig VAN l. Fo'''', fro" Rio 'a'"'-"' . W.
BuIke. - s.o,,,y,a Mr. Never Robert
rsgsr J. Fecgof..
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Disasters.

ALExANDsn, ian - The .chr Stranger has nTsai e@s'
al wet; viii repair ana proceed without delay ,,,,.
BY trleusph 20 Elwood Walter esq, Sec 20 Onosi
ST THOMAS jan 1.-THE brig Rebeccs from Ne"P1 D'un
the 7th inst
Key WtsT, Jan. lathe John Appleton srriyed has
this morning having board tAe and crew d ne os
Ihsl.s nc N New Orleans. bound TO the Coast Of Ahies
Marsh reports that hs bark the night Of the I'VE
inst Hsboroosh miles norlh OF Cape Florida ACC
that sfer bsd Most Of has been s,se ana
brought this will DC totil5s The sas0o
ne tts sesIne aud cargo s3oi say,se add expenses
3J9H
BY et..s g ElwooS Waiter, esq, Sec ia Usisrw'a
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Receipts Of Produce.

b. Erie Rdroqd-l6OO bbS Flour, go bags 90, 800 do
Buckwhea 45 do. Oats, do: Whest, % do Meal ns pks
Besns e0s do Provisions ITO do Lard IS do Ashes 90 do
Butter 90 bales Cotton SO do Wool 20 Dressed Hogs 800 %
Whisky, go sides Leather So Hides IS rolls Leather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-31

STr. In i've Moaey Article OF TIE TEpuNE OF tie
e6ib. | think an error occgEs Ia reference u th's
Office. which ought 10 be corrected
comnsrstiye statement IS given OF the coinage
and eypeIses of the several Mlt establishment, tro
which Is deduccd TIE cost Of coinage per centum AZ
each respe ctvely. st TIE Assay Office the eoSt Is
seated as 9 81 q cent. 1t should have been w. =
cent the error berg msuifsstly typ0graphi AL
Very respe tfgly yours; 9Eo. +: DI MIMI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-31

Decrease compared with $3.50 ii6
Albert II. Nicolay's regular daily auction sae OF
stocks and bonds will take place Monday next, at
I2l o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The coal turrage or the present season continues 70
show an improvement over last year. Tables Of four
Of the railroad lines show the following comparison :oc
the last week aud season thus far, with the cores
pordipg periods lest year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-31

NiSfArUss ALMANAC. 80,
60 MI. I'll set ......... 5:t6 Moon Mora. s.l
" HIGH wkTER-IHls DAY -,
s,uo,I g.sgi Gov s Island "a Hell Ga.e...s' s;S
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Tota..............2ii7t 28tOA Inc So, 2s3
The number of miles of railroad in operation in the
United Kingdom, on the first day of January, 1852
from which returns were received, were 9,Ol6. The
total gross ea1rgs for tie past seven years have been
sc fol yvs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-31

rad without notice 20 al othef'. FoE'k: Ayfesmtr,
as % form Of hardbs sni advertisements Ehici 10
ftars ave to le Submitted 70 AID sParovei - me an
DIG. Barlow. Fiji: Chang OF rates so Is 70 meet
u. low rates ~ tie Ouio River. wHsa have coz
.rol.d ell the Western sd S)l.1westsrn s,ipmshis,
.pd BY rces1s Of which change TIE Ere sd Contra
roads cen gov get shaEe Of ths business: Tie di--
eu.iors on navy OF these points were OF an exted
cba-sctr. Bur the parties hnslly qlieted dove, All
Ut the adjournment every ote seemed ss'shsd II was
sSnit,ed thst, by nears OF the existing agreement
sch Of the four roa yves saving at east SO0OO per
month Which would otherwise be lcst by ruinous m
p i;ion and unnecessary expenditures Another meet
ing Is TO take place in NewYcrk OF the 23i Feou.'y'
We annex comparative statement OF the In
ports Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Msrchan-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-31

According TO TIE Nori-ict C0ETisr there i so1e
ruth II the stories Of chs0ees the Sound boats fro
NeE.York 20 Norwch. TIE cortrsc. between tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-31

Narkeu-CAREFrLLy REPORTED Tos TIE T. ISisuSs'
NFw-Yo7E Saturday, Jan, ., 1859.
LsHESTbe m,,set is steady with fair demand sales Of
Pots al Z seq, aud Pearls a. 1913
COrION-The uarhst Is unsettled and dull We reduce
our quotations e, al grades Midi!ing Sales 1000 bAe'
We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-31

Tie Broot Ign and Jamaica Railroad has declared
dividend Of Il cent ya0s on the lon OF February
The coupons due on tAe ist Of February the bonds
of tie New.Jersey Railroad and Transportation Con-
pany, will be paid on that day at the Bank Of Com
meIce in this ely. Tie coupons ths fret mortgage
bonds of the Catawsss, WiliismapoIt and Enc Rail
Io.d due let February, will be paid one-thiri on pro-
fenation onetbrd in April, and one-tnirl in June.
The coupops doe in 1859 tue chattel bonds viii bs
paid At maturity. The business OF the Clearinghouse
was els coz, coo. The average Of the week Is $l9,
l19 co., which Is less tsn for the previous week. The
City Of Washington TOOK s'S00O in god bars. There
are large amounts Of Treasury Notes % the market,
end g. 2 Gems are offered e. Ito T. cent discount.
There have been some private purchases OF
tie new loan a. 2.S0a2.S.l for investment
snd for remit TO LONDON. The 2OJ biie's for the
issue Saried Monday last, are justly Indignant al
tie delay IN the Treasury Department by which they
are st kept in ignorance Of the success Of their app
cA.ions II will hardly Be believed that a Wee I has
elapsed, ard tie award has not yet been officially
made Il is urdentood that the organization Of the
Balloon Bank viii sooa be announced. TIE Money
market mas become quiet, SUD, although some OF the
more extended banks which have lost deposits and coin
this week, are unwilling TO accommodate all borrow
who sppea,, yet leading stock houses find ID diff
Guilty in obtaining facilities upon frstclsss collaerals
81 las 4 cent, mostly at 1. as 2 cent. Saort gilt
edged Psper goes cut q bank a. about previous rates
perhaps cent higher, aad longer dates al = cent
higher In bank there is less dspos ton shown to bay
payer from the discount houses unless az fully cett
improvement in rates.
The annexed table, certified by the Postmaster at
Boston, shows the regularity with which the ma .e,-
vice has been performed by the stesnboa. line BE-
tween this city and Boston:
HouKs cr AKRyAL Of SteamboI. TraiA IN Boi,o daily for
~ 1853
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Total for i8ss.................
TIE folloring table will compare the exports OF
;.ven principal staple articles for the week:
ISiN.
s5Ij6g3

Decrease Of he week compared thu, Of e5s.. 1851
TIE fcc wing is a comparative statement of valle Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-31

During the two years, there were exported by the
S.. Lawrence, being the produce OF tie Uftei States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-31

To he above mileage should Be AIDED j52 miles Of
road from which 10 returns we've published. The cost
of the 9Ol6 miles of road 1906 $50 900; of the
500 miles, $1,000 OOO-makiug total of t.3lj,9jO
coo, equal TO 81, 52o, 1913 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

rWILLARDS, HOTEL.13-J Anderson. Va; J F
Sh; Wheaton; do: w Clements, Tenn; W L.
Iopas' NO no = ,MorSan' ~; Meyer. do; J..
Gordon, Ny; g Rust, Va; G III Fanchre, NJ; : r
Hoard, NY; z b Bowers, CT; NJ Brown, Me; :
brown, Va; n Il Gwaw, Pa; M Smith and family
Mass, Gibbons and lady, NY; \ Fitzwater Pa;
BROWNS H0TEL.-SS Savage, MEG Moor.
M Dubray, Pa; X Brown, Eo; T. III Stsyens
81; Suthrop, NY; Petit, Ind; j ID Abbott, \ y;
W A Holmes, do; SiGdon, Va: w /. Lewis do: q
n F% or Nd; Maj Ice; dol VI Moore, do Il DaIy,
81 w WlllIams, Ny; J Darson. Tom: Daiy
Ga; II Darden, Nc; C By ths, Ky; ] rhron do
,,NATIONAl, HOTEL:-HS Sindall, Nd; ID A
wright, MIN; r kImball y Y; Jno Simmons do:
= Gerald; Ala; f. Walter, Md; A Titus, y; g
Oitus, do; r. Metenly, Ala; y r. Rogers, Mass:
Low, Va; q w Fleneken, III; W ri Packer and
Thomas, Ala. ~
NORWOOD HOUSE. Wheelwright Md; q
hlIkToOd, 81; BllnIugton, Wis; G. Croft NY:
4 REYNOLDS; Nd; HauTe and lady, Mass; 4
Al bInston and lady, Ny; Dcvoe and laJI Gal:
Showers. Mo; Il. Newbury, NY; Bank Fey
United STATES HOTEI.-V Brent Va: e.
S;arter, do; w Stearn, Ky; b Trazay, DC: E r
Morton, Md; q Fisher. do; \ WickIIfTe ia: n
Edmonds, W.T.; ID Fitzhugh, Va; NJ Richards
do; Nelson, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

THEATRICAL EXHIBITION EXTRAORDINARY
The performances at the st. Louis Theatre on
Saturday evening were productive OF an I'M
mensity of fun. probably never before equaInled
in that old and favorite histrionic temple. Mr.
f. Clark, furniture dealer on Market street.
n very clever young gentleman, and not de-
fcient in tragic talent, was announced to make
his first appearance upon any stage. In the
rather heavy character of . Richard III, or,
IA the occupants Of the parquette persisted IN
styling him, - Richard a hundred and eleven,
all for the benefit of Mr.. Welch Edwards, of
the regular theatrical corps. The novelty of
the affair brought out tremendous house, not
equaled since the exodus of the opera troupe.
For awhile the amateur fOated along swim
mingly down the current of his role as the
crOOked-backed tyrant, until he came to n
point where the necessities of the piece required
that he should run his sword through King
Henry. Unfortunately his sword stuck to its
scabbard. and, in the excitement consequent
upon his finally getting ii extricated. he very
nearly ran King Henry through. His ward
robe only, however, was damaged Assured
that he was not injured. King Henry fell and.
instead of decently dying, as King Henry
should; he turned his back upon the audience
and-laughed
All parts of the house were quickly alive to
Richards extraordinary vagaries. TOrpedOes
were thrown upon the stage; he was called out
at the close of an act. and was universally
Missed on again. Lovers OF the legitimate, IN
the parquette, kept the run of his part, and,
what was worse, kept in advance; when they
supposed he was stuck" innumerable voices
would give him the ''cue," to be followed by a
laugh, in which everybody joined.
Still, the play progressed until the ''ghost
scene was reached. where Richard is supposed
TO be taking a ftful and feverish sleep, and Is
disturbed by the appearance of the ghosts of
his numerous victims. At this moment Rich
ard, instead of being in bed, as the commander
of an army should be, was promenading the
stage-grand, gloomy, and savage The cur
tain was drawn for the appearance Ofthe ghost
when some one cried why don't you go to bed
Richard There's the ghost,'' That was suffi-
cient. The audience laughed until they cried
and the curtain was rung down. after which
the beneficiary, Mr.. Edwards, appeared, and
announced that the balance of Richard would
be omitted, and the aftsrpiece entered upon
ST. Louis Republican, FEB. %.
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II boy fell through hole in the ice at Au-
burn, New York, and was carried thirty feet by
tbs current, when he came up accidentally through
another aperture and was then rescued.
IL Here is a specimen of breaking the news
gently During the summer Of 1919. Mr. James
Wilson, Of West Jersey, died with cholera while
some hfty miles from home. John Rogers was
employed to convey the dead body in a wagon
To his friends and home. By inquiry he learned
the precise house Of the deceased On driving
70 the door he called to a respectably-appearing
lady, who was in fact the newly made widow, and
asked
Does Mr. Wilson live here ~
Yes, was her reply, ''but he is not at home
today"
Il know he's not at home now, but he will be
very soon, for have got him here dead in the
wagon
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70 The following story will do for an illus
tratiOn: A correspondent of the Baltimore
Christian Advocate relates it of a New York
minister, who desired to make a sensation in
preaching on the crucif1iOn. lie instructed
the sexton, when when he got to that part of
the discourse where he describes the darkness
Overspreading the heavens, to draw down the
gas, give light only enough to make the dark.
ness visible. The sexton, however, awkwardly
put the gas out altogether, which so COMPOUNDED
the preacher that be was unable to proceed
Some of the trustees Of the church hurried to
the sexton in the lobby, and inquired what was
the matter. Greatly to his hagrin and mOrti-
hcatiOn, as well as that of the preacher, he
was obliged to explain.