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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

Miss Avonia Jones is to appear at the New
Surry Theatre, just completed, in London, in
a new dramatization of "East Lynne" BY John
Oxenford.
The Eoening Post modestly remarks that
to send opera and concert tickets to editors af-
ter the performance has taken place is not, in
all respects, the best possible plan for securing
ajudicious and ia vorable criticism.
-Ard1ti has composed a new waltz called
Limited Liability" and it has met with the
favor of the London public, notwithstanding
its odd title. The principle theme is said to be
as tuneful and catching as the well-known I'll
Bacio"
AT Winter Garden, on Tuesday evening
Mr.. Booth was struck in the right eve by the
foil of his opponent, during the last act OF
Hamlet" Fortunately the blunted point Of
the foil prevented more serious effects; but the
eye has been partially closed, and is bloodshot
and painful. Mr.. Booth continues his part as
usual. 90
F "A son of Mendelssohn is engaged in Frank
fort in writing the biography of his distinguish
ed father. l1VS ~ 90
-"I'm on the sea, I'm on the sea-" roared a
bad singer. You're not, cried musical pun
ster, in company, "you would be on the G il
you sung in tune, but you're on the fat, con-
found your '~S
Max Strakoseh has met with such sue
cess in New Orleans, that he began on the 18th
inst. new season there. Ghioni, Errani and
Susini are his leading singers,
-Gounod has written a Christmas carol
which has been published in England 1t is a
quaint pastoral-"a simple touching melody
such as might have been sung to pipe and
tabor" -frS -
Laura Harris has been engaged for the
Madrid opera to sing in LINDA" e.
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g~A Kingston. Jamaica. letter of Jan. 9Th

yB A Kingston, jamaica letter of Jan. 9Th,
to the N. Y. Times, says:-"The rioters killed
thirteen persons, and the government in return
hanged and shot two thousand one hundred
| and forty. This is ascertained by official re-
turns and estimates; but the real numbers de-
stroyed never can be known, for, in the disturb
ed district, hundreds were shot down in the
bushes by the soldiers, black and white, by the
Blue Jackets, andby horde of aboriginal saw
ages known as Maroons, to all of whom the
test to find out rebel was the color of his
skin" This shows the spirit Of the people who
have been exercised with great deal of ankle
| ty lest our government should violate the rules
of a christian civilization in dealing with the
| rebels who have sought to overthrow it,
D8- Some villains recently effected the rob-
| berry of an old man in Wellsville, Ohio, by Civ
| ing him an apple inpregnated with strychnine
The dose was to large to kill him.
DB@ A little cherub out West who is three
and half years old, weighs 1872 pounds. Hig-
| gins is his name, and Barnum is to have him.
| ~BB-- The rapid growth of trade between San
| Francisco and the Sandwich Islands is illus
trated by the fact that only few years ago but
oiio FoSsoi q Hiolitii piou between san EranclS-
co and Honolriu, while now there are three
! regular lines of packets and one line of steam
ers, besides extra vessels frequently dispatched.
DB Ashland" so long the home of Henry
Clay, has been purchased by the trustees of the
Kentucky University, at cost of $4,000. The
farm contains about 325 acres of the best land
in the bluegrass region of Kentucky, and has
acquired national reputation from its having
been SO long connected with the memory of the
departed statesman.
Bg A surgeon named Thomas Whalley, NJ.
D., of Mirfeld, England, has been arrested for
defrauding a Life Insurance Company He
was the Medical Referee of the company, and
is found to have been in the habit of getting his
patients insured, without their knowledge, and
then their diseases were sure to terminate ia
tally, If more goddess wretch can imag-
ined we do not know what form he would pos
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ca The Bangor Wing learns that Joseph
Bartlett, ESQ.,, editor of the .Jefersonia1a, has
been summoned before the Committee nowin-
vestigating the frauds in paper credits, to give
such evidence in the case as may be in his pos
session.
~ AS the special train containing the 8ta
Maine regiment was passing the Biddeford de-
pot on Monday, young man, supposed to be a
member of the regiment, jumped off the cars
bruising his head in frightful manner. He
was not discovered till nearly an hour after the
train passed. He was alive at last accounts,
but not expected to live.
T Vs. The Bangor Wing says that on Sunday
night, 21st instant, the residence OF Frederic
Drew, on the Hampden road, was burglarious-
ly entered with false keys, and ransacked thor
onghly. Over fifty dollars in money was taken
from under Mrs. Drew's pillow without awak-
enlng her or disturbing another lady she slept
with. 1t is supposed that chloroform was adj
ministered, as the family were all indisposed in
the morning. The rascals took onlya few arti-
Giles of clothing and the money. Gas was left
burning in the dining-room, and the back door
left open. ~ e7hI
state that she has received official notice that,
on her petition for indemnity for lands taken
for public uses by the city of Portland, and for
mal-administration of the estate of her hus-
band the Legislature has given her leave to
withdraw. erl n III. 49, -, &, s4
De- At ameetingof the Directors of Gran
tie National Bank of Augusta, on the I'D, B.
HI. Cushman, Esq., was chosen President. Mr..
Cushman was for a long time Superintendent
of the Ken. s. Portland Railroad rE
E% A recent levee Of the First Baptist
Church in Augusta, yielded upwards of $780,
EYThe Trustees of the Maine Agricultural
and Industrial College are now in session in
Augusta. - = n A-~ Fe ta
E- We are happy to state that Mr.. Thomas
s. Lang, of N nth Vassalboro, the condition Of
whose health has for some months caused much
anxiety among large circle of friends, is re-
garded as decidedly improving. The indica-
tons of speedy restoration to health are in
every respect encouraging Augusta Farmer
BB- The Grand Division, Sons of Temper
ance is now in session in Bath.
EB- The Bath Times learns that Mr.. Leon
| ard Keith, of Pennington, committed suicide
on Monday evening, by hanging himself to the
| bed post upon which he was lying sick Of a fe-
yer, Mr.. Keith was a prominent merchant in
| that town. He had also filled the responsible
position of County Treasurer for many years
| as well as Treasurer of the town of Farming
ton. He was gentlemanly, courteous man
and his sad end produces profound impress
sion in the community in which he lived. II
is not known what the cause of his suicide was
He was about 40 years Of age, and leaves an in
teresting family to mourn his death.
W V. Moses, Esq, has been chosen
President of Sagadahoc National Bank, Bath
in place Of VIM. M. Reed, deceased. y =.
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ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.


70 The Farmer has statement of the vv.v
they do things in Bethel. In 1868, Migbill Ma
son bought six acres of land, of which two
acres had been set out with hops the previous
year. He received for the years crop $780,
paid for thesix acres $500. In 1864 he sold roots
for $I25, and hops for $3.50. In 1865 he sold
roots for SIP, and hops S7O140. Paid for land,
labor, poles, hop house, taxes, fences, &C., 81 4s4
Sold the land for $1,000, and received for hops
and other crops for the three years, $4,83S. Net
income for the three years, S2,S54.40. .
gsN The price of butter has declined in Ma
ohlas TO forty cents. Parties that have been
ho4alng on for sixty cents have had to succumb
to the downward tendency.
GB In iol6 there were six newspapers pub
hshed in Maine. There are now published in
Maine seven daily and forty weekly papers.
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and Id by steam for Liverpool and IL cents,
sail for Havre.
Sugar and molasses are in good demand but
the rainy weather and bad condition of the
ievee have depressing influence. Common
sugar sells at 10, fully fair to prime Is IA to
"a, and yellow clarified 10 "a to II 2 per
pound. Good molasses IS to 80, prime 95 to
l02 cents per gallon. The receipts for the
past week have been 1146 hhds sugar, 1926
bbls. molasses and the sales 1000 hhds sugar
1900 bbls. molasses,
There still continues a scarcity of fine APP
pies. Those now on hand are of poor quality
selling at $500 and $500 per barrel.
FEsTUs.
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THE BURNS AssoCIATIoN.--Atth the snpual
meeting of the Portland Burns Association,
the following gentlemen were elected for the
ensuing year:
President, Thomas Burgess, Esq; Vic
President, Capt ]. J. Boyd; Secretary Allied
Robertson; Treasurer, Alex. Taylor; Nanac-
ing Committee, Alex. Mckenzie, Thomas Nc
Evan, and John Masterton.
The Association have decided to celebrate
the Burns Anniversary, by giving a social asF
sembly at Congress Hall, which will come of
this evening: A pleasant time may be antici
pated.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
JANUARY TERAI-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.

JANUARY TIRM-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-In the case of Cushing C
ais. VS. Pennell, which has been in progress for
the past four days, the jury returned verdict
for the defendant.
E. G. F. Fox for plaintiffs. S. G. strout for
defendant.
Reuben Ward VS. Robert Pencil and bark
Nettie Merryman. Action to enforce lien
TOR balance of S2O1 IS for labor performed
on said vessel. The defence is specific con-
tract by the plaintiff. On trial.
Adams for plaintiff Orr and E. & T. Fox
for defendant.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Engineer, OF Portland, from Newport for Balt-
more, spoken 18th inst lat 2s 80 lon SO 49, short
OF water and was supplied and took their for
Ahaco. Capt Willard was lost overheard 9th.
folk Va 10th inst, took the gale off Absecom, night
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rien, Ca for Boston, put into Holmes Hole 22d and
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which lasted 70 hours and drove the vessel off lat
20 49, Ion &c D. during which lost deck load of lu
Der, boat galley, broke main boom, and sustained
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ROBBERY AND ARREsr.-A man mar

ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-A man named
Joseph Russell, of this city, met Charles Syl-
vester in front of the Post Office last Tuesday
and entered into conversation with him, tell
ing Sylvester that he (Russell) was in the same
regiment with him. He then invited Sylves-
ter to go down TO a shop which he said was
kept by his brother. Sylvester asserting, Rus
sell took him to Sweetsir's shop, on India ST.,
when Sylvester, at Russell's solicitation, order
ed something to drink, and took out his wallet
and paid for it, exhibiting quantity of mon
ey. After drinking all round, Russell and
another fellow commenced a squahble, evident
ly to attract Sylvester's attention. During the
squabble Russell ran against Sylvester, thrust
his hand into SIS pocket and stole the wallet,
containing s45. Information was immediate
ly given to officer Williams by Sylvester, and
he arrested Russell during the evening, but
none of the money was found upon him.
Yesterday Russell was taken before the
Municipal Court, and in default of surties in
the sum of $500 for his appearance at the
March term of the Sudreme Judicial Court,
was committed to jail.
This hole of Sweetsir's is aEnotorious place.
Three or four robberies have been previously
committed there, or in that vicinity, some of
the parties now being in the State Prison. A
few hours after the above robbery was COM
mitted, two soldiers were robbed at the same
place. They were too intoxicated to give any
information, either as to circumstances or of
the persons who robbed them.
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PosTPoNEMENT OF THE OPERA.-In our
special notice column will be found noiee
from Mr.. Lowell, agent of Growers GrandOp
era Troupe, which was received last night by
telegraph, postponing the opera nights inths
city, on account of the illness of Mad Johtnn
sen. The lovers Of opera and good muse in
this city will be much disappointed, but they
cannot but acknowledge that Mr.. Grover Is
right in postponing, when his prima donna Is
not able to make her appearance. We hope
soon, to hear of her recovery, and to annSmes
the appearance Of the German Troupe il our
citv
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ARREST OF SUGAR TmEvEs.-Four per.
sons were arrested Tuesday by polic,men
Montgomery and Hall, on a charge of being
concerned in the recent Iobberies of SUGAR to
the amount of some three or four hogsfeads
from the United States Bonded Warehouse on
Smiths Wharf.
The matter has been known to the police
for some days. 1t is supposed that about
dozen other parties are implicated in the az
fair. The case will come up before Judge
Kingsbury this morning.
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IRON OUR CORRESPONDENT

BO0THDAY, Jan 19-Ar 10Th, sch Silver Moon.
Chambers, from PASSPORT with fresh herring tor a
Western market.
The schr before reported ashore on the Cuckolds.
off Boothbay harbor, was the E Parker Capt Fit,
gerald. She is total wreck.
LAUNcHED-At Kennebunk 21st inst superior
built brig OF about 800 tons, owned by Capt G York
lwho is to command her,) Edward Waite, Burgess,
Forbes q Co, Lyman, Son & Tobie. and others, of
Portland She is intended for the Cuba business and
will be brought to this port in few days.
The new barque built at Harpsweu by No ton Sto-
yer was to be launched 2ith and towed to this port
She viii register about 400 TONS is Of an excellent
model and thoroughly built. She is owned by CP
lng1aham and others Of Portland together with the
builders. and is to be commanded by Capt -homas
Bibber, OF Harpswel A portion Of her is tor sale.
The Az brig Ortolan, CT Portland, 1856 tons, built at
ellsworth in 1857 has been sold to parties in Pha-
delphia, for $4,000
ship Loch Lamar, now at New London, will go on
railway at Groton for repairs to her bottom and her
rig be changed to that of barque.
Last of Vessels built and registered in the Dis
trlct of WalioDcro during the wear 1865
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ODD FELLowsHIP.-The following officers
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Maine Lodge, No. III. K. Merrill, II. c.;
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+. SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE..

Owing to the sudden illness of Madame BERTHA
JOHANNSEN, Mr.. Grover is obliged to postpone
the season of the German Opera in Portland. The
money for all seats secured win be returned to-day
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MUNICIPAL COURT, JAN. "a.

Joseph E. Russell, for the larceny of $40
from the person of Charles Sylvester, was Or
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the March term of the S. ]. Court. Failing
to procure sureties, he was committed.