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DoMEsTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON-Cid 25th, brig Nebraska, Emery.
INDIANoLA-Ar 3D. brig Stephen Duncan, Ty-
NEW oRLEANs-Below 9th ult, barque wape1la,
CID 2Sth, barque Elwood Cooper, FItner, Liverpool
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar LIST inst, brig Virginia,
Thompson. Philadelphia 7ae.
Cid list, sch A r Ames. Ames. Newburyport.
N0RFOLK-Ar LIST, sch Gertrude Horton, jaime
GEoRGETowN, Decd I'd inst, sch Prudence,
BAITIMoR RE- 4th, schs Lucy orcutt, But
Ter, Portland; Albert Clarence, Walker, from New
Ar Sd, sch N Atwood Kemp, Bangor.
Cid Goth, sch Vulcan Bowman, Pembroke.
Sid ID, brig Ambrose Light. J e&
PHILADELPHIA-Ar Sd, briggs John Hastings
Hastings, Cardenas; Leighton, Brown. New York,
and cid for Portland.
Also ar 3d. brig Sea Lion, Low, Savannah; sch
NJ NJ Freeman. Fox, Portland.
Cid Sd, schs Helen, Carroll, Portsmouth; Neptune
Ar itb, sch willard, Parsons, Portland.
NEW YORK-Ar Sd, schs Statesman, Cole, Shu-
lee MS; Wreath, Cole. and James Bliss, Hatch from
Cherryfeld: Parallel, -, Cutler; Endora, Ander.
son, and Predmore, Seavey, Portland; Cora, KEEL
Ga Sd, barque uva tBr) Berry, Maracaibo; brig
Ridelia Stone, for Buenos Ayres; sch Mary Louisa,
Hamilton, Elizabethport.
Ar 9TH, brig Aquidneck. Bigley, Matanzas; sch
Laura Gertrude, Campbell, Mobile.
Ar 9TH, ship W Storer, Bryant, Liverpool. Ia
Cid 4th. ship Jere Thompson, Kennedy. London
Nichols. Matanzas; zingarella, Bates, Vera Cruz
briggs Afarata, Taylor, Santa Cruz; Faustina, Ellis
Sagua: Belle Bernard, Cook, do; j II Kennedy, Ap:
zas: VIM Mitchell, Cole, Machias.
SToNlNGToN-Ar 4th, sch Lamartine, Griggs
NEW HAvEN-Ar Sd, sch Col Eddy coombs
Calais. 500
PRovIDENCE-Ar 4th sch Oraloo, Small, from
Sid 18th. schs Presto johnson, Machas; L Went
NEWPORT-Af 4th, schs Julia & Mary. Bangor
York.
Ar at Bakers Landing 4th, sch President, Perkins
PAWTUCKET-Ar 3d. schs Gen Warren. Benson
Calais Canary, Wall, do.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar Sd, schs VIM Arthur, Rich.
ards, Portland for Philadelphia !; Romp, Mitchell
Lubec tor Alexandria: Cosmus, Hall, Kockland ioi
New York; Sarah Buck, White, Calais for Provi-
dence; Marietta, Hall, New Bedford for Rockland
booM.l Gl
Ar 4th, brig Whitaker, Look, I'm Elizabethport fol
Boston; sch Harriet. Sawyer, do for do.
BOSTON-Cld 4th barque M Stetson, BeaIs for
Cienfuegos Scotland, Smally, New Orleans; sch S H
Pool. McFadden. st Augustine, Fla.
Cid 9TH, barque Oak, Snow, Cape Hayden; scbs
Damon, johnson, Charleston; F Coffin, Wass, fol
Machias; Susan s. Phebe, Fletcher, do; VIM Hill
GLOUCESTER ID, schs Geo Washington. Nc.
| Gee Bangor for Fall River; Mary Farrow, Condor
Philadelphia for Newburyport.
Ar ed, schs Texas, Day, bangor: Charleston. Dorr
Boston ror Bangor; Brutus, Thomas; Essex, Eaton
and Pavilion, Parker, Bangor.
Ar 18th, schs Empire, Parker; DayspIing, Davis
and Golden Eagle, Hendricks, Bangor; Sawyer
Rankin, do for Roxbury; RantouL Jr, wass, Ad
NEW vi lh, schs Mary Lun
Brown, Baltimore; Telegraph, Toole. 4lizabethport
Duroc, Hardy, Bangor
PORTSMOUTH-Ar Sd, sch Chas Carroll, Farms
WORTH Rockland, land sid on return.)
Cid Sd, Amanda, Lamson, Machias.
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49,. Ihree Small Houses for Sale,
|iii On Franklin, Montreal and Alder SITS. En-
Apr 1S-dtf 20 Ansn S''
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For Sale.

H::I two story House and Lot on Casco Street
Es.N Also acne story house and ,ot on Alder St.
Enquire at Ill Exchange st. ap17dtf &
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FIRE COMPANIES.

LIFE COMPANIES.
Connecticut Mutual, OF Hartford.
s,o.a4f !. STATE AGENCY OF THE.
Connections General, A- OF Hartford.
STATE AGENCY OF THE
New York Accidental, OF New York.
The undersigned, Agents and Attorneys of the
above named reliable Companies with combined
capital and surplus Of more than
$27, 100000.
are prepared to carry the largest amounts desired in
Marine, Inland, Fire, Life and Accidental insurance
Marine and Inland as well as Fire risks bound at
once. Losses equitaby adjusted and promptly paid.
FOYE, COFFIN & SWAN.
Marine Risks placed in any Boston or New
York Office desired - " q - sAS1s-lEtE
Portland. Feb. 9 1S66-dtf
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TO r s A L E!

nNE secondhand HAND PRESS for sale cheap
~ if applied for soon. Size OF Platen 20x28.
Inquire in person at, or address by mail,
PRESS OFFICE, Portland, Me.
Feb 13-dtf
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Valuable Mill Property For Sale.
A N interestin Saw Mil and Store. Will be sold
n at great bargain to agood business man who can
take charge Of o Store. Apply to
LYNCH, BARKER s. CO.,
ap3tf 139 Commercial street.
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For Sale and to Let.

Farm for Sale.
Pleasantly situated one half mile
Il sTN y from Gorham Corner miles from
GITNf III Portland. Said Farm contains nine
My TIs5 EnrE ty acres OF land, or MORE or less to
k5a19crt91I suit buyer; we'll divided into tillage
pasturage and wood land cutting thirty tons of hay
Has a house, barn, Stable and Out-buildings. Has
an excellent orchard of over three hundred trees
Mostly grated fruit. Said Farm is one-half mile
from the Post Office, Academy, Church, Depot and
Stores. -4e-a~
Also, the Stock and Farming Tools if required
Enquire of the Post Master at Gorlam Corner
Gorham March 10, 1S66.-d&wtf
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IOI Sdlcs
HE two story house, and land, No. 50 Clark street
Said house has been built but few years. is sit.
uated in good neighborhood, is in good repair with
good water privileges, &C. For particulars inquire
street. Il 1-17 ei---"-1S-r an16-1,nx
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"CITY OF RICHMOND

S7M On and after April Gath the new,
1HkAs substantial and swift going Steam
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


ALLgsSD Hoasvsr ~ B5AaDisoi0Osx Jessie ~. ins
alias Georsn"s VS. sresl yesterday morning rhfsea
9TH robbng boarding house Grove street ias Nspiay
81 cpthlnx and )ewsry - tae amount efs" Si,dfus
admitted ne urit aul tnan 80 70 hefssn shrre r. -.
sAsn VIII -oipr I" W." ~tNlen sis ahl iarutrssts =
Win fsrrsns e n !, H. Sssir,' mn al ne ~ 81
,n slyD was infn.h.f The yluh hs'inf ran 49, his
uerx.p
Tn, ros, Nh n. rg-n,.aat = m, sfs,.r AZ S...,a
7, :, - u. .t 49,, -. I. .. !.
81 res wagon PICKED up ~" mssns nan ntd IN vrand
street f.~sv Cl. The Las sYoprcf rrr mall .rrw
whnrn Il hrt le@r r.rsisssiV thrown ~ -. fftrW~a r.
Jersey CITY Prs master yr.' sray whH a. Interim
had iuroFtunei macy n tn ielters r,nal8~s
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ishs sos NJ Avn livelihood ana 70 s,.., l., A..
ef father cd mother ~ the early ass of IN M
AZ thss time nooe bows are under influence. ~ ~
1csc discipline. and have tho advantage OF r,xuI.r 80
uo cnai irainiag IL Il therefore strange that .havs
have committed sToss In my early life rhsre arr fsr
haisssv he'd had influential parents and friends
woaId hsv' bssn permitted, probably, 10 have escaped
with rspriA and bot having one 70 say ons kind
vord for me- poor. rough boy working In foundry
suffered ths ala ~ penalty duo " my boyish folly
Daring my vho<s life no man can say that have
vronssd him, defssuded him Of dollar, OF
even broken my givsn word. ] have had during
me last eight yeAY busiasss relations ana con.
aad not Que o. shem slh my ! am other than I
man o. my wcsd aud % ssncs Integrity; have sndeav-
crsd ~ my conduct 70 DOR the mistakes of my
yoush Although successful IN aecumul citing compo.
senns. lave never forgotten that was ovce poor
have nsvrS turned poor from door, or deserted
Trend 70 NE nesd There has becn much ,viticsm In
- ns~spnce 10 reference 10 bsng can adafo Tor
scnxr~~s 10 ~ nssnrsi that should meet wath great
opposition who has passed through such varied
and strange of life must sYpe~t TO- make
tstsr cisni~s aad friends and saousles AM. hos
uies sss insepsssbie from political contests but, Mr.
sd'tor. WI state ~ yon my motives 10 or oa4Sdi
date fer c>ngre~s
hsvs QUO hoy Who % nov twelve years Of are who
al hsv- the b"nent a the beat education this country
can Aness and wi have better olpor,un Than had
- HE aga, 20 start upon honorable career feel II
duty That ows 10 him, my only child 10 make my
resort clear and honorable possible tha, my man
bsed may stone for the follee and OF my youth
ssd leave behind memories Of which my In after
NJ. isih through iKs.
] responsibility soilcit, art OF tustice that this
reply should b. pabhshcd la your Paper.
JOHN MoRRissxy
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SINGLE sculL aacf FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

Yesterday afternoon John Blgn and John Mct3rady
match in single scull shells for purse OF
s50O--each party putting up $780, II Ave mile
race, tho start taking place from the judges boat
chored OF the Club House, at tho Eysan Fields, Hobo
KEN thence up the Hudson river two and half miles
and return large number Of spectators gathered
70 witness tho race aud considerable betting In
dulgcd In, up neither party having the call At
fteen minutes past four O'Clock the boats called
into line Bslin rowed In boat called the ick,
built by Mckay sho Is thirty feet four inches long
and thirteen inches vide. DIess-white handkerchief
and red shirt NcGrady rowed IN the Alice belonging to
Holiey Gardner OF Albany, bull, by George W. Shaw OF
Newburg Her dimensions are thirt .one feet long and
fourteen inches wide. Dreas-whta Handkerchief and
the place the Judges boat. Al the words, Are
you ready 90 ~ from the refsree, an excellent start
made, hcGrady jumping away with slight load
s maintained his advantage while they IA sight
hut evidently pulling ~ too fast pace 70 last
while his moro experienced antagonist appeared 70 70"
with iess exortion and longer stroke. Whom both
parties had rowed shout mile McGrndy appeared 20 be
In difficulty aud lis stroke became irregular. mofaoni
later and h. ceased rowing being taken With ihe cramps
boats length ahead Of bigin The latter continued
over the and came homo winner o. the purse
and race In 80 40 Blslln Las long been favofably
known the stroke 0arsan o. the old fouroased shells
George !. Brown, samuel Ceyer, Now York, nc. He
ALSO enjoys fair reputation - SINGLE scuil rover ~
y about twentysr years u age stands nse ieei nLe
incbes and weighs hundred and sixty pounds This
" hs third victory McCraiy having beaee him '.e
be. tho Harlem river once W match race aud
again In a rogaiLs " tue EmIro cay Regatta Club lie
Il officer In the Metropolitan llro Department Nc.
Grady 4 about twenty eight years q sge I'VE ieet nne
pounds. Several years since lie r0wcd against Deny
Leary and was IN number Of roratae With Josh Wari
At the late regatta ~ Ponghkeepse in which Nchisi,
on ward stevens Bslln AMI himself commended, he
came In fourth, Bgln being lat 4cffAdy = ahaal
builder ~ profession, judge ~ s.Srsdy eeorsc
Roahr; Judge for gln, James Mckay Referee,
fhaflon "A. leyefcli~.
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Oh TIN q.
The Late Yacht Race.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

In your report OF tho between tho yachts
Hrondelle and yesta published in your OF Friday
there several features which in accordance
with the facts, and should be much pleased 10 be-
allowed to state them, as know them.
Your report says the LHirondellc Ia sxty-one tons
larger and fifteen feet longer than tho vest In your
excellent description OF those yachts, published on
Tuesday last, you give the length all OF IIIiron
dele as one hundred and fifteen feet. and that OF tho
vesta one hundred and eight, difference OF seven
feet instead OF fifteen.
The report also says the Hondelle the ves,a 10
the stake steam boat ak minutes and half and three
twenty miles from the light shin out, sailed IN
hour and thirty four minutes which at the rate of
four minutes forty seconds per MILE and Il must be
plain that she was beaten 4. least and third
miles particularly after the Hrondee rounded tho
steamer, she 1.-THE stcamer) ran in towards the vesta
Ibe report says three different times that the yesa
gained on the LHronde'le. This 10 Il singular TO
say the least; for IL the LHrondelio turned the stake
boat six aud half minutes ahead and increased that
rne ...-,. wv. elk minutes how could the
yesa have gained on her competitor
Your report might have said that after turning tho
stake boat and hauling sharp the wind four pc mt
course tho LHrondee kept that tack until tho
Vesta tackled shp-a space OF one hour and sixteen
minutes when she was hull down astern. After get
ting the vcsta dead to iceward she was kept there
than she To beat her as she WAS beaten tho
LHirondoic spared her -four sailsviz, the fore and
main gafitopsa!s, main topmast stay sal and 10 opsa
and. may add, resi- In The mainsai which was not
shook out uniI within thirty minutes of reach ng tho
light ship, when the gan,opssiis were set.
RICHARD BROWN,
Sailing master OF tho L'Hirondelle.
BRooxtYs, Nov. 3, 1se6
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FERMENTATION Or 4 MEDAL 70 GENERAL tsisr.


below gise the letters ~ General Grant aud Ad.
mlra Farrsgut 20 Mayor Booth " Brockiyn In AokEoa
sdgment % the reccp Of the metals presented = osi
~ Kings county Fsnagut, Il vii b remembered, 70
ociyed hi. medal he day Of the presentation ne
soldiers Grant cot hls through sYersl mcsscngrr,
Captain schurig, Who sent by tie Mayor " deliver
y Tho letters are a. follovs:-
vr0s
UEADauAKrrAs Agsiys az fnn Urirfn tTsrss.
NAsHINsruN. ID. g., Oct ~ lr< \
af have the pleasure ~ scsGOsl"dse The receipt ~ thf
s0d m.cs counterpart Of hVnr@, presented " TIE veteran
soldiers and sailors Of kings county tho 18th Inst
loo much honor be Ire brave sho lsft
he homes and made eyey sacrifice 70 save their country
such exposure. d. but duty When isae upon our
s~lss~ the dangers aDf as % he battlefield We grsfa
sies 81 West FONT entitled 20 the mafs ~ respect
fcr he performance " duty Ihis nafs Of yoar
deserved on not indss,ss does ne kbsly csp
~ srs sAsr .gs' ss. Of 81 n, sos ~,
claims
Iss,s ,As honor % BE- win Hs;, rs.ps ysnr es.al,u,
To lion sswrri Boorn Mayer q Brooklyn, \. "
srox aDxinst rswssscr
No. lIs Ear fmIn7r ,ty-u errysr,
NV Y0gE Octo5rr u, INC y
.ous.,L Orr or Bpoogtvs.-
Permit gentlemen ~ teofsr sinssre thsnks
for The unexpected compliment yoa rs.sei Jay
on the 1th lost ~ pressntns me wth soa rseda On sn
Kings county for the sers sui sailors " their
eoubiy who had served H. ne array and nAsT during tbs 70
Nod being c'.Ireu Of ylns. county lad no claim 70
share tbs sst All hsrefore only the
deeply appreciate ihe indy feeling srhbitsd 70
pa h.i oeeasou saf Which spprssaon sndsa,.rsd vsr.
honor 70 " ssauemsn, youl obs disnt ssrvsnt 80, !.
ID q. FAERAgNf Admiral
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The matinee and evening performances which we're
20 have taken place al this eslsbli.hnoni ys-ser.
day wers not given, tbs theatre being closed ont
cf respect 70 the memory OF Charles A. Hsckscher, one
~ the principal owners Of tho house Mr. Hockscher,
fnoss death occurred on Tuesday last, vas liberal
HAtron 81 the theatre and the msnas emeut ospored
~ Qgfeesnteto1 nnounccd In dsfersnoe 70 wish er
Rred ~ We friends OF the deceased GENTLEMAN n %
houf yesterday, that u wss Impossible 70 notify
Rs public v time v prevent thsir attendance The
Ss S II IL. z. We Bss :,:1 ~ n Z sI s, z
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M. nusasufl pfrfstf.
20 rHE EDITOR ov ruy HxratD.
As-os Hors., srrfss -Tsrrf,


Assos Horss 2rrfs. -TsfxF,
Nsw yoss, Nov J. ls11 !
NJ attention hs. been called 70 Editorial srels -
ne Hrsatp u This day 10 which u stated thAi haTs
ben Indicted for 'Darsisry and other offences
ns duy no, only % myssn 10, % ths people o. ne
rifsh consrr~lons district, for ~hsss support an
candidate, that sbousa stats TO fse1 Whsa -s
boy b., xrbsn years q sss, srd sfs- frssds -srs
engaged Ia an alteration 9th . Ehfsy u y9ans nsn,
ana n that alteration there -o seor q heuss
hicssi op~n u vn CHARGED thsi ." ons = hoss
Who snsed open me dor MI llrsca ons q No ogpas
lng rary An sssisyn made ~ ens u ns fnsa
engaged ne quarrel tbs, hsf b-vssn orsn tns socr
spi ssrnek hin iss stsf ~ b1fgia'y ard ss~ssa
srs batfssy TIE ndictm~nt far burglary uss bsrss
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vss ed for ths assault snf bsfisry ssd ssanf sainr
Before ssierinx utna my cssvss foS NE pcstos "
vfch ssysrs referred 10 ny pss nss. vh,eh, snsI
vshn The last slshs yssss vss ons a sdvsn'srs 90.
s~avsnes ~ The poverty u ny psrsnn as1 NE fec 81
vsssaGu hAA u NJ sssiv rs~th ssSssses4 y
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81, W the n@v NJ rr~st1u. gctw = kma - -
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Ausastas n Tbsri0st, - "a. f,iY
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oetstsf ~, 81 Tia fssAdsns " 80 bf4ss $500 ~
to Hsv tphn Hs.su. NsnsNh y fa@N - h.sssN
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nrfsrrss-Hstns* -Om ssaeag Nststu~T - = 80
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ssss fAaghlss u ~ sansA HsaGsn, a. " a. 80
Cstssln pspsrs pis~s< esyf.
va0oeD<..~fss s~~sr la hre9s - - nwfs4sT. -.
v.nn~s a the r~~ ssaes " tAs hr'ds fstNss ~ Ws
Rsv NJ Barttolorss, AfS~4g wvlu*fs ~ - &c
yygsxs.s esaxklsr " geha 1. oss~r. a. a nts~tiga
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sfNs fsrM san fslktEce.

a.s Fslscrsro, Nov o. lss1
General Esileck has received Intelligence thai the
naindsf u the money stolen from Payma8~r slenn, ~
idsbo he'd bern recovered and the wo soldiers 81 the
been captured
II. ssFt rsulinA Tor Hong Hons cleared yesterday
Greater e Aossd IN the money rssrss, rhs job
bag sssds z COED Proes generally ere 1rm.
q IN, iss S,s : s =; a ne X 10 s'''s'''
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think that the merchants aud shipbuilders Of Now
York should contribute towards sending yachts
Europe represent this country at the Worlds Fair
The fame OF shipping interest has received heavy
and discouragng blow from the and to regain our
prestige think should endeavor TO gain another vic
tory in yachting that win eclipse the glory OF the Amer
cas- victory the English and give us that prestige
in yacht modelling that had. II ~ hardly fair
that private vduais should share all the risk and
pense Of national triumph, and would suggest that
committee be appointed 70 solicit subscriptions towards
tho enterprise, and rsise $1,000 70 be gvcu TO the
yachts represented In tho purse recently made up in the
proportion OF seventy per cent 10 the winner twenty
cent TO the second and per cent 10 the third Ths
no outside Of the purse and properly belongs TO the
yacht owners who In this will bear all the expenses
OF their yachts NEW YORK MERCHANT
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At the tenth Sunday concert which will take place ths
evening at Irving Hail. the sooIsts will be--signor
tsvsrini, tenor; Msssrs j. IL Pollok, bsri.onei A. r.
Touinnin, harplst and a. w. Colby pianist. Mr. Theo.
cors Thomas celebrated orchestra will perform TAsxss
1rsudesprobably the host thing he ever vrote-over-
lure 10 the Merry Wives of Windsor, Turkish March,
and Visions In Dream The eleventh concert will take
place N0venbe r II, Al siclasay Hall
Mr. Carl Anscbutz still continues HE c0nccrts every
Euneay M the tarrpania Aaas mi noon4
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second PhiIiarm monte Rehearsal cinwa,
Hall.

The lover or music could never tircI IN listening
20 scnumann's second symphony In &, for 81 each
repetition OF u aud beauties
folded The adrgo Of the third movement Il a mine Of
tender mas inng. and warm breathing harmony, which
appeal nobest and pures' feeling Of the soul n
irresistible language Here and there rccollecuona of
Beethoven and Mozart appear for moment but scaG.
mann himself ami schumsnn At his besi, too, Il tho
leading spirit In the entire symphony. Tho nnaie Il
brilliant deshins full cborded movement We think
that tho tempo n which taken yesterdays re-
hoarss too fast Of the bot string passages
we're thereby rendered ndlsiDci AIoT the symphony
came IAszt shumaun. had no been present, might wc
have exclaimed "Narh mir dc slrdftfh Mr. bcrgmsnn
u able CONDUCTOR and has good materials NJ his
mand, but we feLT he is attempting IN imposzlbhy
List calls the Va krelsr Tug, from Ianaa's Tsuft
II should rather be termed the frs'um'acAe /g for
even wsgnsr's N-rfsvoa01 y a Re stboyon work whom
compared 70 ~ TIE tuning Of The instruments ~ the
orchestra during the Intervals. between ne different
pieces u harmony apd oohoEeacy when placed beside
this work Of LikxL We would advise Mr. Thomas 10
drop u from the programme 81 bis third symphony
scrce and substitute something IN which there u musc
ynd common sense y s perhaps too late for no PM
harmonic society 10 change IL With szh Of relief
che audience turned 20 the Columbus overture, by George
Brrtow THIS work played for the FIRST time
and public expectation has been raised very high
garding u We can congratulate the composer pre-
senting work 81 considerable merit, dramatically
treated and showing IN every part thorough tnowedss
Of 0rche~trali0n We shall detailed remarks
" until the concert takes place, observing only skill
duced In the middle % h There Il much descriptive
power In this and concentration o. idea. which
add greatly 70 its effect 1hr the first time that
etcinway Hall aconslcay tested BY large orchos
The concert Of the Philharmonic socis,y viii place
q 18th
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svaaocATe's cousr.

r- ~fs ~ the felsvins psr.ona
ni,.sd 10 probate darias ths pas, week sihsrlne King
william itauf>, Jane Mex ff..~r Della A vsf, Mary
sesrtdsn. shh~i folnes Champion ID Wright foeru ~
Administration hare ~sn granted the tat~s ~ Sarah
Wsfs ks Nat. Patrick Nurphy Melvin -esey. Henry w.
la~.fa- ssihafins Frazer AIMS wpgn,e je--rh Morse
ffu~u. william slb~oa. Andrew Hrsny JOHN Mcsab-
Hear w td.ssds Helen Aubavf, G~org~ Brown. hafY.
80 FORSTER. Asrssret hcsslv nsry MARTA ctsrio,,.
Marshall Isfnss Asfsl tsthartn~ Alexander William NJ
gnaks. f.iftt Malgey Joserh ~ M>ry sarah schayer.
Nlctse Lynch. rnlah HskrT. Letter. u aumrdanship
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fifss Promenade Concert Of tho Band Of the
Thirty-Seventh Regiment.
The first OF series Of promenade concerts 70 bs given
during the winter by Holdings Thirty seventh regiment
National Guard band took place last evening the hall OF
the regiment ON the corner Of rhirtynfth street and
Broadway Over fourteen hundred tickets had been sold
for the opening concert but tho rainy aspect OF tho
weather last evening prevented tho gathering Of
than moderate attendance On this account the band
abored under great Disadvantage for tho hall being
but sparsey led thero much echo In the sound
Of the music that the effect not good as It should
have BEEN though those that present evnced the
greatest satisfaction Ia the and bestowed
upon each piece hearty applause The programme was
choice and varied Most Of the selections were operac
The grand march in TdnnAdusrv rendered with effect
and the music Of the song Happy be- thy Dreams.
was given with excellent variations In very happy
manner. The overtures to the Barber or Seville
and "Oberon" we're each given, how successfully
might have been seen from the oncomiums that were
bestowed upon them BY the gratined audience. Tho
band numbers fortv-four pieces All Of tho members
are musicians Of experience and proficiency They are
under the leadership Of Signor Conterno These con-
certs Will DO given from this forth fortnighy on
Saturday evenings, during tho season.