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m U SIC AL.
Grand Sacred Concert at Sc. AIMS
Church, Eighth Street.

Church, Eighth street.
The three Tans Of Musc-as the renowned organs Of
wengarten, Cologne and HARLEM have been appro-
priatey named-may well look TO their laurss and fear
lest they be ecpsed Of these days by an American
instrument; and such an instrument WILL doubtless be
heard in Gotham ere long, completely ecpsing the
distant great organ Of Boston, with its quaker pipes
and half stops over which the pous burghers Of the
Club went into unscemy ecstacies Tho latest
triumph OF American organ building is the magnificent
organ OF st. AIMS church. lately constructed by
Mr. Henry Erben. A brief description OF this regal
instrument was given in the HERALD yesterday We
shall present readers tomorrow with detailed do
scrpon OF Its various parts the peculiarly Of many Of
Its stops and the novel and ingenious combinations In
the mechanism, which will place in the highest rank
among the organs Of America.
The church OF 81. Ann was crowded to excess last
evening to hear this masterpiece of human skin speak
'for the first time. Archbishop McClosky Rev. Mr..
STAIRS, Rev. I. g. Preston, pastor of st. AIMS; Dr.
Anderson and other cergymen occupied seats in tho
sanctuary
The artists who 10 unlock the vast musical trea-
sures Of the organ Messrs. Louis Dechaner,
Dcssane and W. +. Pecher; Mdlles. A. Wells and N.
Bodenhamer, soprani; Miss o. Gonn'n cOntralt0 and
sisnor Reni. basso, supported by chorus Of thirty
VOICES assisted in the concert The instrument not being
yet completcd and the organsts above mentioned
not having had previous opportunity Of making them
serves thoroughly acquainted with tS pecuarlties there
was but little display Of its powers Mr. Louis Dechaner
organis Of st. AIMS, directed tho concert The pro-
gramme was rather injudcous selection, as IL COM
prsed only pieces suitable for the opera and orches
tra accompaniment. We reverence Verdi, Boildeu
Well and Gounod In their proper sphere but for the
church and the organ infinitely prefer the old Ger
man school, Arpeggios, trlis forGr and abrupt trnn
stions are necessary ornaments to the rendering Of
bretto but they degrade the organ and never except
In the hands Of great artist can be heard with pleasure
Neither should the mania for improvisation which
seems to affiict the organists OF the present
day be carried TO such that instead Of
tive branching of into fugues and various subthemes
without ever losing Its individuality for single bar,
are RECALLED with snatches Of popular melodies forming
patchwork piece entirely devoid Of meaning senti-
men The vocal pieces we're unexceptionably rendered,
soprano solo from Torrenti sung by Miss Wells, and
contralto solo from Bodieu, sung by Miss O. Comm.
being the leading features Of the programme. Although
we shall reserve our description Of Mr. Erben's work
until TO morrow may here add for the benefit OF
Boston friends that there blind pipes stops
painted gingerbread work about it, but every thing,
to the smallest piece Of carving is solid and Of the best
materials.
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Sur FIFTY THOUSAND Deii4ssx SALysGE-The
steamer Kensington Captain Chapman, her lat
passage from New Orleans for Boston, when han
dred miles on Charleston g. c., foil Ia with the steamer
George Cromwell, bound from New York for New Or.
leans exposed TO the fury Of gale With her machinery
damaged and utterly unmanageable. The Kensington
took her tow and brought her safely into Charleston
and loft her there BY this service the kensngton lost
her regular trip, aud was exposed 10 ali the dan.
gers incidental TO entering n Fort with another YES
sci in tow; and Of course her ownars called upon
the Of the George Cromwell for compensation.
They asked $50 000-a small sum considering that the
vessel and cargo saved valued ut 300, 000bnt
pay for the current expenses without taking the ques
ton salvage into consideration at ALL The OF
tho Kensine considered themselves nsuied by those
uf George Cromwell II is probable that the George
Cromwell which Is still in Charleston, will he hbeled
for salvage and the result, will be Eat job for lawyers
Loston Traveller Dec IL.
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The AriOn Concert.

musical entertainment given at the Germania
Assembly Rooms last night by the Aron Society, which
was quite successful and well patronized affair. The
concert hall was fully occupied by the friends Of the
Aron and the musical exercises Of a select pattern.
The singers Of the Arion, who rendered several chorus
songs with great perfection, assisted by Mr.. julius
Sesselberg, an accomplished basso, who sang aria
from Lortzng's Wadenschmied and warriors song, by
Abt Mr. Sesseberg has only recently made his appear
ance here but has already given ample proof OF talent
and musical training The violonceo performances Of
Mr. Henry Northumberland quite feature the pro-
gramme, and executed with great precision. Mr..
Molenhauer in part Arst performed fantasia OF his
composition, and part second the fantasia Of Hummer
Treciosdl There full orchestra In attendance,
which at the close Of the programme assisted in the
diton of a sailors chorus quite difficult composition,
which executed with great precision by the singers
OF the AriOn
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OnaEourEs or scSoR RovEEg.--At noon yesterday the
burial service chaned the remains of Augustine
Revere In presence Of hundreds Of associates and i'd
mirers OF the departed artiae. The ceremonies were
performed at st. stephens church. Rev. DR.. Cummings
the pastor, officiating The edihce hung with black
the affairs pillars and galleries being half concealed be
meath the sombre drapery. The coffin was placed
caafaque directly in front OF the main altar and on It's
lid was thrown huge cross Of white flowers, the free
will Offering oil some friend OF the dead The ser.
length, several sot from Rossini's .sabH Md,ey and
other oratorios being given in addition TO the any and
the chants and responses in the ritual. During the
ceremonies Rev. Dr. Cummings made q few remarks
relative 10 the sad which had gathered them
together and concluded by Offering up fervent prayer
The body then borne from the church and placed
In the hearse while band stationed without performed
dirge. The pallbearers having been assigned their
respective positions the funeral corege took mp the line
Of march, and the remains Of Augustine Revere were
conveyed to their last resting place. IN the shouc Gene
isry VI WulismsbvEE
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New Orleans Markets.

NV Oar Fans, Dec. II, 1866
Cotton-sales to-day $500 bales mddng at 4Ic.
Sugar and moasses dull Cbecks1 on New York 4 pre-
MUM. Sterling exchange 15S Freights-Cotton TO
New York, 1c., and to Liverpool by steamer I'd
Ngw ORLEANS, Dec. H. 1885,
Cotton active; sales to-day 1000 bales mddng at
SOC. Flour quiet and firm; superlne IS 70 a ~ 90
Molasscs dull fair 10 prime Toe Soc sugar-far to
fully fair 15hc. 1b%c Corn active and firm; yellow
~ %, white 81 10. Exchange lively; sterling, los
HeK xQrk ghscts n premium. Geld l4Ih.
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Court Calendar-This Day.

SUPREME CouRr-spSuAL TERM.-Nos. 10, 277, 2Ts,
ESQ., ISL 2s2, 2s3, 2s4 $780, 1885, 1885, $780, 29o 29l 3i4
l72, 161, $40, 226, $50
SUPREME CouRr-CiRcuIr calendar unchanged Part
2-Nos $780, 2764 2o42, 1850 ASA 2s46, $3.50, 1854
$500. Part 3-,Nos 2701 1858, LEG, gill, 22ss 474
2lsl 1o5 1929 1854 2os7, 2762 27a, 1913. 1872 All
20l1 sTb e42 27gs
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Nos. 419, 900, t635, 1890
14o5, f3s95is 2223 2sl5 l045 1850 es0S, i723 4325
Part Mos 1874, 1910, ASH SOFA 2ia0 lG44 20ss
ISIS. 2l82 ia 1856. $500, sql2 l782. 2lya
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Miscellaneous.

Madame E. w. Reville, vocalist favorably known at
the London, Dublin and Belfast concerts sings this
evening at concert in Jersey City. The will be
conducted by Mr.. Theodore Thomas
Nile. Adcna Patti continues November 22) to enjoy
really wonderful in Florence Stalls in the opera
housc, which usually sel for three francs worth
three pounds sterlng-a very large in Itayon the
night Of her appearance
Tho Creation with Miss Louisa Pync, Mr. Leigh Will
and Mr.. saniley, given by the National Choral
Society In London under the direction Of Mr. G. Mar
tin the Goth of November This will be Mr. Santley
last appearance oratorios this WINTER and the first a
pcarancc of Miss Louisa Pyne.
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Police Intelligence.

K0LD GAR ROBBERY-ARREsr 0F THE cULrRIr
AND RECOVERY OF THE MONEY.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Elizabeth Kruger residing
in Morrsania, westchcster county riding up town
In one Of the Third avenue cars, when a young man
sitting beside her wins seen by Mrs Stuart of Eighty sixth
street also passenger in the ear abstract wallet
from the pocket OF Mrs Kruger AT Eighty sixth street
the light fingered operator len the car, wbereupon Mrs
Stuart informed Andrew Turner the conductor, what she
had Turner pursued the young and arrested
him, previous 10 which, however, the fugitive threw
and given 10 The conductor On examining the wallet
found TO contain $751; The prisoner, who gave bis
Robert h. Stevens, was taken IN charge nv
officer Coney and yesterday, on the complaint Of Mrs.
Kruger, Justice Connolly committed stevens for exai
nation The stolen money returned. The prisoner
is twenty six year, Of age and a mouider
ALLEGED RoBBERy Is PORTER BOuss.
Al late hour ON Saturday night Joseph Qnigg and
WIN Fitzgerald with several friends entered the drink
ing place OF Charles stenfeld 5i2 Grsnd street and
called for drinks, which were furnished them. subse.
qucnty, IL Is alleged ouigg received pistol from fiu
gerald and threatened TO blow Stenields brains out
less he gave him 81 30. Being alarmed, the bsrkeeper
gave Qugg the money, and subsequently caused the
OF both Qugg and Fitzgerald by officer Walker Of
,ns ~ r ,S onn,sa zen. gs any a,
the latter oved them the money. On the affidavit OF
Mr. Steinfed, Justice Shsndley held the defendants Ia
bail in the sum Of 81 600 each FOR examination Ex Al.
derman Mcconnell. OF the Thirteenth ward, became
Their bondsmsn 9ags y .hryons YEAR, , Of age lives
timekeeper, and lives at No. . Lewis street
srsrRIsx oS A BURGLAR.
Omcer Doncourt, Of the Twenty ninth precinct, in
psiroling his beat late Saturday night the head
Of man disappear through the coshole in the side.
walk fronting the residence Of Mr.. William Bodie,t
No "a West Twenty-hftb street Mr. Bodgelt was
called and In searching biz cellar IN company with the
officer, found Rem. Guest French waiter formerly in
the employ of NJ. Bodgett, and arrested him. Guest
had adopted that Of entering the house for the
pose OF robbery Justce Dodge committed the prisoner
for trial, In default OF 5000 bail.
THE CASE or RENvILLg, THE HtcEuAN-sERIoUs
MIsTAEE-His DISCHARGE.
Joseph RenvilIe the hackmsn, whose arrest pub.
lishcd In yesterdays HgsALp the charge Of having
stolen small carpet bag, containing 81 $50 diamond pin
and other articles Mr. Joseph Caldwell stopping
the Breyoort House, has been hoDoraby discharged by
Justice Dodge, his innocence having been clearly estab
ished The bag left In Renvilles coach by mistake
leaving the Brevoort House, whittier he had conveyed
Mr.. Caldwell, and subsequently found by gentle.
man whom Renville driving down town. The bag
contents have been restored 10 the owner who
gres exceedingly having cast suspicion upon the nno
cent lQc kman
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Theatrtcals ~ Hosne.

Mr George vandenhof will give his first readings for
the season in Now York next Monday, 18th, at Dod-
worth Hail. He will be assisted ~ Mrs Vandenh0G.
Mr. vandenhoG has returned from a tour in Canada
where he read only in Montreal and Toronto bat In
almost every town Of importance in the upper and
lower provinces He now engaged TO give readings
before large number Of literary associations through
out tho United States.
Miss Mary Mitchell Is playing short engagement at
the Newark IN. ~ theatre She il supported by Mr.. j.
W. Abaugb, Of the Broadway theatre, New York
Romeo and Juliet, Madeiane and E'ssiache Baudin are
announced.
Miss Laura Keese has just closed her engagement in
Memphis Tennessee. II OF the most brilliant
and remuncratve Of the season. the popular actress TAX
ing her farewell Of a most crowded and fashionable
audience Miss Keene has arranged to play engage.
mont in New Orleans and took her departure from Mem
phis FOE the Crescent City.
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BANGOR, Me- Dec IL, 1855.
The extensive mill property Of Rufus Dwinell, Esq
ut West Great Works village, Old Town, was entirely de-
sroycd by fire last night Loss $4,000 insurance
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The Explosion mt the Wyoming Hotel.
LETTER FROM MIR. ALFRED NOBEL, THE DISC0v-
ERER OF THE NEW EXPLOSIVE OIL.
To THE EDITOR or TIE uERALD.

EhER OF THE NEW EAfLOSlNE OiL.
HAMBURG, New 80, 1885
read with much interest your excellent description
of the accident at the Wyoming Hotel the 9Th Of
November. How the box caught fire is q riddle to me
but have ascertained that organic textures charred
by the action Of suphuric acid, will ignite nitro gly
cernc which may perhaps give clue. Ne other chem
cal substance land ! have experimental on = great
many has been found TO produce that effect
Mr.. Rec cannot and Mr. L0ehr ought TO have been
ignorant Of the strength the stun. Az long the
latter had 1t "under his pillow thepe could be
risk but leave II in the hands of people ignorant Of
its character Is sheer Madness Nitro glycerine Is a
valuable explosive agent-perfecty harmless in the
hands Of experienced miners but dangerous he hands
OF shirt pedlers excellent for blasting rocks where
II stands unrivalcd but badly applied IN the front Of
hotels and buildings general.
In contact with nrc-ss. for instance, msteh a
rod hot 'front.' burns like oil but II heated three
hundred and sixty degrees eSplodes The quantity
has been exaggerated. Mr.. Rec had bought only ten
pounds Of which, to judge from the effect produced,
presume part had leaked out
In Sweden nitro glycerne is almost exclusively used
for blasting, owing TO It's leaving smoke injurious
gas whatever, and It being very effective II Is, be
sides, far less dangerous than gunpowde bat Its
parativc safety should mob be abused. Blasting oil
will soon be an article OF extensive use and
you will certainly contribute to save many
lives by warning the public not to store IL
in hotels heat in boilers solder leaky tin
canisers lied with oil (which has been done lately, pro-
ducng series OF reports but explosonl, drink II
for it, sweet and savory taste, being poisonous.
find the Stockholm accident referred To In your
esteemed paper l myself thought at the time that IL
owing TO the explosion 0f nitro glycerne although
had reason TO suspect that chemical experiment
made by my brother, was the immediate cause. Three
hundred pounds Of blasting OIL stored close Ia the
wall of large building; that building sustained almost
injury with the exception or broken panes and there
the Wyoming affair will believe that three hundred
pounds Of oil could not have acted ''miidy." Be-
Sides vestiges Of nitro gycerne were found timber
walls considerable distance and later experience has
convinced that II the explosion had caught the oil
should NOT have come OF with few slight wounds and
lie writing these lines now
have the honor 70 be, sir your most osed,ent ser.
want A NOBEL.
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Clearance SuIe OF Trimmed BOnnets
and jockeys at HIGGINS Mammoth Millinery i26 sixth
avenue Tenth street Ladies' should take advantage
OF this grand opportunity to get stylish Bonnet Jockey
IL n reasonable price.
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A-A.-Dr. Gilbert's pile Instrument.-
relief money refunded Sold by all druggists
BY mail. Price o. Circulars free Address
GILBERT a SURBRuG, $40 Broadway
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r.. u. Bynner,
WATCHES AND JEwELRy,
of every description,
1s9 Broadway cup stairs.
The southern Espres: CcrAPsny.


For the transportation OF Merchandss valuable Packages
Spece Noies Bonds &r., All parss South
aud southwest, IN connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
have established their agency 80 Broadway New York
where orders 10 call for Goods bc forwarded South WI
receive prompt attcnttsn. -
Merchandise and vsuabss delivered 70 lIarnden,s Mus
lcys American ant United States Express Companies Y"
the southern Evress Company viii receive prompt dcs
patch.
the southern ,sspress Company, 70 Brosdwsy r.,a.,,
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Bachelors Hair Dye--The Best In tho
world harmless, reliable and instantaneous The only
feet bye. Also Regcnerating Extract of Miilcfurs. Pro-
hair 81 Barclay street. New York
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Cheapest Book Store In the World
l35, 472 Books selling for half price.
LEGGAT BROTHERS, ll3 Nassau street recently ti2i
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DE-. j. II. Schenck, OF PhiladoIphta,
respectfully informs b patients and the public that he will
not be New York during the holidays (Tuesdsy Decew
Der o. and Tuesday January 81 therefore, those who arc
afflicted with lung diseases, and all desirous OF consultr
him. should call at his rooms No Sc Bond street, on Tues
day December 49, All advice free but for thorough
animation OF the lungs with his resperomitor the charge
o. DR. Schencks medicines may be- obtained at si times al
his rOona No. ~ Bond street MY.
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A silent Sewing MISUNDERSTANDING the
celebrated WILCOX Gibbs stitrh' strong elastic M
durable. WILCOX A GIBBS, sos Broadway
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CrIstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservatsvs
and Wig DEPOT Wholesale and retail. No. 8 Asor House-
The dye applied by skillfui artists.
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Ask for Hunts Bloom of Roses-A Dell
cate natural color the cheeks viii not wash oil
the skin; warranted. DEMAS BARNES Co. aud all
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All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal Lotterics.-
j. CLurE, Broker. I7s Broadway.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashcd. Draw
80 J. r. CLAYTON. 10 wall street.
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A.-Upham's Asthma Cure Never Fails
relieve the violent In five mnutes Sold
by DEMAS BARNES a co, Il Park row.
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Dyspepsia Treated After Latest Dss-
aided exercises adapted purpossly By
DIX. LOWE. 1873 East Fourteenth street.
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Coed bourbon, 90 Cents; sherry, 40
cents; Irish and Scotch Whisky 81 bottle Boraann
Wine CO., ~ Fulton street. corner Of William.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Lieutenant General Grants History oR
she Wsr-Interssting Intelligence fro..
tho South-Ths Tcnisn Imbrogits-Lats
News from Mexico, Central America. the
West indies, &c., SO.
The Cunard Mail Steamship Asia, Captain Andorssa,
will leave Boston ON Wednesday Cor Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city at guar
ter.past and at half past I've O'Clock 70 morrow
afternoon.
THx New YoRK HgRALD-Edon for Europc-wili be
published at eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning
will contain The highly important Report Of Les
tenant General Grant, giving detailed history OF ths
War from the time Of his appointment to tho commana
TO tho close Of the contest Interesting intelligence from
the Southern States FUN report Of the Fenan Imbrogis
in the United States Further details Of the Jamaica Re
VOLT Abstract of the proceedings of Congress- Late and
important News from Mexico Central America and tho
West Indies aud OF al interesting events Of tho
week
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Superior Assortment OF Wines snd
Liquors. bottled Ale and Porter.
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Valuable Present-semnssns'
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A.-Trussss.-Marsh d Co.'S Ola Essab.
shed Radical Cure Truss once sim at No Vesey street
Lady attendant.
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II You Want n Good Head Of Hair Uss
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A.-HO1fday presents.-POllak d Son.
Me>rschAuu, Mennfseturers 692 Broadway Fourth
street Pipes and Cigar Holders 81 Wholesale retail
to order, mounted with silver, repaired
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Great Ora pes.-A lunch OF About Fifty
placed upon q each filled with dns
French extract be picked from the bunch III. extract
upon then replaced the
before Wholesale aud retail only by J. g. RUSITON,
Chemist and Druggist Broadway corner OF Tweak nth
SIR
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n. n. A.-Richmond IL now Prepared
" manufacture TO a superior quality Of BooF
Shoes Caters and Slippers ~ variety for ladies
gents misses, boys and children. An Immense stock oil
ready made goods on hand NIL at reasonable prices
Z. O. RICHMOND, $50 Fulton street, near Broadway.
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A.-UeausIfy the mpIesiou. Use
oEoRaE w LAiRD's BLOOM on YOUTH n hsa NO
equal. sold BY druggists everywhere Deoot u Fulton
ateet N, Y.
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Howe Sewing Machine Ce.-Eiias Hswe,
Jr, SO Broadway. Agents wanted
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r.. 4 II. II. Anthony Il Co.., 5Ol Broad
way, 81. Nicholas block Holiday Presents.