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The New York herald., 1875-12-28
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Dec 2e-Arrved bark Agerien (Nor Jacobsen,
Philadelphia
BREMEN. Dec 2e-Arrived. ships Bremehehe (Ger,
Hirdes, New York; Olaf (Nor Andersen, Philadelphia;
eaks Ocean Nor Bergh Baltimore; Corolan tGer) Won
Bremen Philadelphia; Traveller 3D. Ferguson Savannah
BORDEAUX, Dec 25-Arrived brig Hattie BAN, Thes-
trup. Baltimore
CARDIrF Dec 27-Arrived, brig Prcsperte or, Albert
SEN Philadelphia
DEAL Dec 27-Arnved ship Arundel Castle (Br) Fulton
New York for London.
Sailed 9th, ships New World, Champion from London
New York; Eliza Kenney (Br Watts from do), Darien
has reported sailed 2othj volpni tIaD Brig
from London, Baltimore John Campbell (Br), Han
kcnson Grom do). Tybee.
Also sailed 27th m Patterson probably BARK Smith
Petersen (Nor Rostrup from London. New Orleans.
ELsIsoRR, Dec 24-Arrived, bark Peter Rohland Gen
Prohn, Savannah for Reval.
GLASGOW Dec 2e-Arrved, steamer Acadia Br Craig
New York.
Genoa Dec 24-Arrived bark Carmea ItaD, castellano
New York. brig Como BID Tooker, Philadelphia
Sailed about Gath. bark Marina Rocca dtaD Repetto
San Francisco
GiBRALrAR Dec 25ssiled steamer Castaa (Br) Butler
(from Genoa, &cl New York
HAMBURG, Dec 24-Arrived schr vakyrien DAM, Mel
sen Mobile.
HELvoET Dec 24-Arrved, ship Helene GER Hashagen
Baltimore Goth. bark zba tBr) Norma, Charleston.
Sailed 25th Rotterdam Dutch. Wis New York
HAvRE Dec 25-Arrived ship Fawn. Cleavcland, New
York
LIVERPOOL Dec 27-Arrived bark Reynard Field, Nor
folk.
Arrived 2eth Trafalgar Br). Nerke, New Or.
loans Ambola p) Abarroa Galveston; ships Arlington
(Br) vickey Charleston; Joseph FISH stnckpoe savan
NAH barks Pedro Blandoet Csp) Andrea New Orleans;
Pas sp Lxzarega, Charleson brig Josefa, True Bath
Me.
LONDON Dec 27-Arrved, barks Rebecca Ger, Ahrens
New York; Nordpol Gen, Falcks, do
LARsE Dec 27-Arrived steamer State OF Pcnnsylvania
CBr) Knight, New York for Glasgow.
MovILLR Dec 27-Arriyed steamer sarmatan (Br) Arid
Portland for Liverpool.
PEwARrH ROADS. Dec 26-Arriyed, bark Gaeta QtaD,
D'ottone, New York.
PALERxo-Saled, brig } Kirby. Barrett New York
QUEENSTOWN Dec 27-Arived bark Mathusalem (Aus,
Meniovich, New York Emilia Figlia Utah olivan, do
Lcif Eriksen Nor Mahiesen do; Byron CNoE, Chrisen
sen, Boston.
Arrived 10th bnrks Maria Madrc dtaD, yerdino New
York for Fleetwood Gronsvaer (Nor Nelson Charcston
Exile tBr), Pearce Philadelphia
Also arrived 2Tth, AN steamer Baltic CBr), Gleaden
New York Liverpool tAnd proceeded).
RorrFRpAm, Dec 2f-Arriyed. harks Jupiter Ger, Hay
man. New York; Goth Nystad or, Christensen, Charles
ton.
RIO JANxiao Dec 2e-sailed, steamer Humboldt CBr,
New York via Bahia. Pernambuco Para and 50 Thomas
TExEL Dec 24-Arrved. bark Clara Gen, Kruse Phla
delphia.
YoKonAxA-Arrived shin Lathey Rich, Lewis New York
LONDON Dec 27-schr Bonnie Ives Whitaker before re-
ported was bound from Boston Ellsworth Me- and was
abandoned lat 49, Ion 5s Her rescued BY the
Norweg gian brig Oscar, from Havana.
Steamer vile de Brest fD arrived Iavre to-day with
passengers from the disabled steamer L'Amerique a.
Queenstown for Hayre.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
THE co1ossFrM.

There was exhibition the Colosseum last evening
magnificent painting representing the shooting OF
the Archbishop OF Paris by the Communists in May,
ls7l It is the work of NJ f. Lienard and pictures the
terrible with great power and expression. The
shooting takes place in the prison yard and six per-
standing up awaiting death, the prominent
figure OF Mgr Darboy being conspicuous among
the group The others President Bonjean,
Table de Gperry, cure de la Madeleine,
jesuit fathers and the director Of the Geneva Cross
Two rows Of Communists have brought their muskets
10 upon che unfortunate victims, while officer
reads the death warrant A cart is readiness to
convey the bodies away. There few bystanders
except the Jail attendants and altogether the
enough cause a thrill The painting, which is thirty
feet by twenty, IS nicely toned down by being placed
distance behind sheet of glass and properly
shaded The effect admirable and VIII doubtless at
tract many visitors There very large attendance
last evening and the "Siege OF Pars the subject
OF much praise by all who saw the wonderful illusion
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI. Dec "a. 1875.
The torpedo Intrepid sailed hence for New York
yesterday.
wreckng schr Young America returned here yester
day afternoon from the sehr hcanor Gray, Of and for
port Boston, ashore scaconnet Point Saturday
afternoon with The assistance Of the Lily Of New Bed
ford an attempt made pull or bat the hawser
broke The wreckers will to her to day, and will
strip her should the weather look any
favorable, Tor Il Is "a ought she viii 10 20 pieces
The Brentons Reef ghtshp which has been undergoing
repairs AZ City Island has been placed her
tim again and the temporary removed much
the well the comfort Of those who obi ged
b. board.
The commander Of the torpedo station, Captain Ran
d0ph Breeze kindly decided 30 recommend 90 the Navy
Department that the q the schr Vim Irish, which,
before reported in these columns c0lded Friday with
unboat Nina lying OF the wharf the torpedo station
and aging the Of $500 800, be
from paying for said damage, IN view Of the fact
the schooner has had Last week
size her and chains and split msnsail on Chat
Although the schooner wholly to blame the acci
dent the result q careessuess the part u the
a
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
rAoLE THEATRF.

clever and amusing pantomime, entitled "Har-
leQuin Demon Statue, produced al this theatre
last evening before crowded audience. Il repete
with al the best elements Of entertainments Of the
kind and has merits which few have hitherto
presented n the Introductory part several Wen
known artists appeared, among them Mr. hacdermott
the author, and Miss Jennie Hughes, both
OF whom won rounds of applause, the former
for his admirable acting, and the latter Tor
the excellent in which she rendered the musical
gems intrusted to her The scenic elects were very
pretty and artisticalv executed The harequinade at
the close embraced lots 81 humorous situations, ana
the agsemblage decidedly relshed the performance,
which was brought agreeable termination BY a
beautiful transformation scene representing the Tour
.nIp
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
srErNwAY HALL-..rHE MESSIAH.

DR.. DaInrosch's Oratoro Society, in accordance with
time -honored custom OF former vocal organizations
this city, gave Handes grandest work at Sieinway
Hall night before very crowded house every
being taken. The chorus assisted BY Thomas
orchestra, and in those Two essential features
Of the work nothing left to be de-
sired An the glorious numbers for the chorus
thai the memorable afternoon of the 18th of April
1872 u Fsh shambe street, Dublin when this oratorio
was FIRST given to the public under the direction n
the composer have held the first place in oratoro,
were rendered with precision and care II not always
with the necessary feeling and expression The Halle
iujahr magnihcenty sung and i is 70 be regretted
that the example OF IN the audience iol
for the sublime words aud music The soloists
not satisfactory az might be expected. Tie
soprano. Mss Emma O. rnursoy, has earned high
reputation q concert singer but she showed last
evening that she does not possess The rst quality of
oratorio artist In instance did size realize the
high character 81 the work she essayed, aud
in "ReJoice Greatly she broke down cone
pletey Miss Buckley, the contralto, should
he excused for any weaknesses IN her singing,
she called upon at short notice 70
replace Miss Drasd whose illness prevented her from
putting in an appearance. Mr. Simpson sang the tenor
solos commercially and Mr.. stoddari made complete
wreck OF the baritone part DR. Damrosch must be
comphmented the efficiency Of bis chorus, but he
should select different soo.sts Tie next time
The New York herald., 1875-12-28

wears ssv vvmpisreo rrihans o"ee'
a. 4 yrie writer should be regarded As remarAa0'e
event in operate circles respect 70 us presentation
vel the house was not as crowded AZ y should nave
been The following was the cast;-Arnold Maentel,
Cesser Goyerncr Mr. FranoseAss Aathnae, NINE,
Wagner; william Tell, Mr.. Gnnzburger; SsuN'g, nls
vile, Mile. Bcckmann, GemMy their son, Mile. kus.-'
Werner Mcchtha Mr.. UeberhOTst; Walter Fucrst, Mr..
Fassbender, Ra0di, the fisherman, Mr.. hildeE
WacsIe sang the Well known number, "0h Ma
thilde ana IN the intensely dramatic trio with
effect that brought down the house There Is little 70
commend Ia the rest OF the cast Mr. Neuendorn must
be compmcnted highly the splendid manner in
which the chorusses given and the efficiency Of
his orchestra. III TrovatoTeN VIII be presented on
"Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
MON WATER.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. q, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Wyoming Br, Price Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams A Guiou.
stearre Franconia, Bragg, Portland-J Ames.
ship Sovereign Of the Seas, Wood San Fanciscosutton
A Go.
Bark sagitta Br, Pratt Cork for orders--D De Wolf
Co.
Bark Messel Nor), AslakHen Dubln-Funch, Edye Co.
Brig A Stronach (Brl, Mnnroe, Liyerpool-G Ber-
Brig Leonora, Blood, Bristol, E-Swan Son.
Brig Astrea Ger Lfndemann, Tricste-C Tobias Co.
Brig Jens Hintze DAM Hansen Gibraltar-Funch Edge
4 Co
Brig Acadan CBD. Teno, Gibraltar for ordersHAtton.
Watson \ Co.
Brig Ruby, Neal Port Spain ,Trnidad-D Trowbridge
Co.
schr Wardwell Bernbaum, Jeremie-Nilson Osrnus
Schr Joseph Rudd, Anderson, Mobile. AaE Hurlbut
Co
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purser spearng of the steamer Columbus, from Havana
has our thanks for fayors
srRAMrR DURHAM (Br. from New Orleans for Revnl,
which put savannah with shaft broken, placed in
dock 25th inst 70 be supplied with new one.
STEAMER Cry op RICHMOND Gnman hne), which sailed
from York Dec ~. arrived at Queenstown at ~ AN
making the passage from port port iD days and -
hours time This IL the fastest trip mAdc ex.
BY the City OF Berlin in Oct last, days. 10 hours and
81 minutes.
SHip srNGyRLn Fish, at Boston 2ih from loio, was oh
Cape Good Hope II days with heavy westerly gales lost
and split sails and strained ship badly.
BARE MIFHKsorA. Arey, from Hamburg for Baltimore,
which put into Halifax Xoh ut eay, has repaired add pro
ceeded 26th INST
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
SPOKEN.

Ship Bessie Crosby BD, from Liverpool for New York,
Dec 23, lat 35 26 N Ion 10 10 w.
An American ship showing letters JTNF steering NORTH
no date lat II 35 n, Ion 43 IL w.
Bark Sara AUST from Barrow for Pensacola Dec g. lat
80 5S. lon q %
Bark Herlaf Herlaen (Nor) Olsen from London
Orleans. Nov 1e, lat 80 Ion 20
Bark Sarah N Smith B1 sprague, from Barrow for New
Orleans, Dec H. no lat &C.
Brig Clara Jenkins, from Malaga for New York 60
out Dec 9, lat 25 35, Ion ~ "a.
schr VIM Bradley Chase. from Newport, f. Martinique
Oct 26 no lat &c by schr Tho Harrison Havana Dec
10 from Newport. E).
The Columbia Of Bremen. Dec lat fs o5, Ion 81 As
The New York herald., 1875-12-28

pg-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT Or NEW YORK AT NIGHf.-The NEw YoRK
has adopted distin gushing Coston night sgnaor
use board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing coors red green red changing from the other
succession. and be several miles distant Cap
tains Of eeng this signal viii oblge
pairing any ,hey may Tor the Ship News
Department Of the HERALn
R Persons desrou Of communicating with arriv
ine New York addressing vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River. New York.
Letters received from an parts the world promptly de-
hvered- Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-12-28

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by telegraphng the HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No le Fleet street, London
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de Opera
Paris the and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American all foreign trading
with the United States the will be cabled this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi-
ports viii find the Paris oce the
and expeditions for telegraphng news
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
WALLACE 8 THEATRE-THE ROMANCE oF A
TooR YOUNG MAN"

TOOR YOUNG Man.
The management 81 wallack's Theatre revived last
eyenns the familiar adaptation u Octave FeuilIets
Romance of a Poor Young Man with pleasing effect
Although this revival IS only temporary, protracted
presentation q the piece being Intended every effort
vas used to make enjoyable ne past II
was even made the means of introducing for the first
time this season some popular members q Mr.
walack's company Those who last evening made
lher Grsi appearance here this season we're Mr. "
r Floyd Miss lone Burke Nr J. W. Carroll
and Mrs John SETON. All cordially received.
There need rereat the story q this play whose
purport ts 50 wen indicates, yet word Or two
passaHt may be permitted as u its Interpretation
last uigbt which Oh ne whole very satisfactory.
On the Introduction ~ Manuel TIC disguised Marquis,
INTO the laroque mansion a. steward ~ was received
by Nine Laroqae-Mme Ponisi-with q familiarity ia
way accounted ior hy the text. ~ 81 tao
reasons only couc THIS he attributed that the lady bad
forgotten her station accidentally discovered
Although this KS bit traing thing
In Itself II contributes to weaken tbe eimay
by much slime. IaroqGe anticipates
the end Besides, Il presents rather democratic PIC
lure Of that phase Of French society One 70 minded
charitaby infer by way 81 explanation that Il was
intended to make the Laroque family appear trlhe
vulgar. Manuel, 70 whom the situation new can
readily be excused TOR accepting this familiarity as his
right IL natural for him TO be received a gen
ueman, but the ladys familiarity in whose employ be
hnds himself would seem 70 most people mi.concep-
ion Of lhe intention q the playwright hr. John Gil
bert played The part of Dr. Benarets With
his usual fidelity. He the prusqne honest
whole souled Of honor who IoyeI his
friend Manuel heartily. As Nine Aubrey Miss Ellie
sermon irrigated TIE play with her tears To be
sure there amusement afforded by her
tears and such doubtless FcBicps intention
when he embodied The character his work but
II must he admitted that she boo hoOsii with
effect Mr. Montague gave very pleasing repre-
sentaton Of the character Of Manuel improving the
dehoate opportunities s. we'll and q frequently afforded
in French plays Of this sort. During the brief run
which Is Intended for this romantic play ID cannot fall
~ now presented afford the audiences at Walacks
q fund u delight OF Mr, Floyd i must ID Justice be
said that bis NJ De Baronnes was good type 81 the
man OF the world
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
RAID on a POLICY SHOP.

Last evening, Captain Allaire, Of the Fourteenth
precinct, with Detective Gallagher, Of his command,
raded on the policy shop at No. Spring street. and
arrested the alleged proprietor, Edward Fahey who
found ~ the place The prisoner was taken 10 the
Mulberry street station house lie Will be arraigned az
the Tombs this morning
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
JULIUS cAEsAR At booths THEATRE.


last night this noble tragedy-the ripe fruit of
Shakespeare cenius-was produced at Booth Thea
ire with magn6cence or scenic effect unsurpassed,
and 10 soume respects unequaed the Amercan stage
Il was the Judgment Of the audience think, that
ihe anHclpations the public had formed Or great
spectacular representation Of the play
more than realized. The large stage, so well
suited Tor pomp and parade, vas thronged
with Roman armies, processions, crowds of citizens
and the enormous or people surgcd through
series of pictures rich in archichitectural
majesty. II the manifestations of the spectators
can be trusted there but opinion Of the merit
of the spectacle. Al the great scenes we're sppauded
and the interest proved BY the fact that the aud ence
remained almost unbroken until the fall or the curtain
nj the late hour Of after half past twelve AS pageant
of rttcring color and light Of superb costumes
and vistas or architectural splendor, "Juiius Caesar
viii he acknowledged 70 be complete and
extyaordtparv success. Nor the act
ing unworthy Of the scene. Messrs Daven-
rort Barrett and Bangs held the the attention of
Inc audience from FIRST 20 last, aud we're finely sus-
tanned ~ Messrs Levick, Collier. Miss Mary Wells,
Hiss Helen Moraux and other members Of the com.
papy.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28

TABLE BAY, no date tby tel from Madeira Dec i3l-Ap
nved. Nonantum McWether Cardiff
TuTIcORIs. Nov t3-Sailed Milo Kracht, Penang
YrsIcE, Dec llSaied, Alaira CoomDs Lanstbone. Ca
nary Islands.
WATkRFoRp Dec l3Arrved, Helena He1,ena. 81 Johns1
l4th, Success, Olsen Montreal - &EeA
sailed 18th, imperator Jensen, New orieapsS
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
FOREIGN PORTS.

ADsN Dee 20-Arryed bark Tara Topaz, Beadle, ZanaL
bar.
AmoY. Nov e-In port barks Cacrnarvonshire (Bn, for
York. ldg Alma, Lord from Nngpo, arrived I'd; Al
maua, Lowell from Keeling, arrived Oct 2S.
AKJER Oct 20Passed, barks David Babcock, Erskine.
Samarang for Queenstown, 8Oth, Bencfactor Williams
Manila for New York.
AspIxwAll Dec Io-Arived, bark Bosq Marin. Cardiff
BaIsroL Dec ~ arrived bask u Leone (taD, Cicc0-
-. 49,
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
TONY PAsroE' S.

The entertainment this house last night bright
and sparkling with fun. ToDy's new song made hit
and Miss Jennie Morgan sang excellent selec-
ton OF melodies The several well received
and il the extravaganza oil 1.-The Cannon Ball Tossen y
Miss Sateriee provoked much fun In fact the whole
programme was well selected and well performed
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Tenerie Dec q bark George Mary Cannon,
NIB, from 50 Mchaes brig Small Curren OF Province
town. from do
Sailed from st Mchaes Nov "a barks Tucker Baker
NIB, to cruise; 2sth Lydia Praro NIB, do Dec Perry
Bassett, Edgartown, do.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
woop's MrsFum.

sThe Ticketof Leave Man." with Mr.. F. 5, Chan
frau as Robert Briery, the attraction at Woods
last night The house was well attended Mr W. J.
Foronce has Ie such an indellbe impression by his
wonderful impersonation OF this role that few have
since attempted 1t with any degree of success. Mr..
Chanfrau's earnest efforts, however, were well re-
ceved and the piece passed of TO the satisfaction Of
M
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
BELOW.
snip senator Iken Ger. sehnmaehsr rom Manly jul
SAILED.

Steamer Albemarle for Lewes Del ships Shakespeare
(Gerj Bremen Hectanooga tBrl, London barKs Otac
Miho Aus) Dublin; Devete Dubrovacki Aus. do James
r. Ward Oporto Cerere (Aus) Cork or Falmouth; bngs
Kennedy. Rio Janero via Santos; Aqudncck. Rio Ja
nero Georgietta Barbados Cora Green, Key West aud
Cedar Keys; Osseo Mobile; schr J Carter.
Wind midnight NNE
Barometer a sunset, 80 81
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
GERMAN orrnA-w11r1AM TELL

wachel appeared At the Academy Of Music last night
for the hrsi time this as ArDoldo n "Wiiara
yenr Although the production of such an opera tho
shefdGnrre Of the greatest or Italian composers
- .his century the work on which fortgsiX