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The New York herald., 1875-11-30
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. %, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Montana tBrl, Beddoe, Lverpool-Wiiiiams
Guon
steamer Mayaower, Davidson. Phladelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Fraucouia. Bragg, Portland-J Ames -
ship Star OF the West, Gardner shangha-shlter Law
Bark Carlton Coggins. London-Brett, son Co.
Bnr aus. Mnrena, tilasgOw-Slucoyich x Co.
Bark Guchen tfrl. Bouton. Santander-B0yd lincken
Bark Maria Utah, Irapan Trieste-Funch, Edge 4 20
Bark Idaho, Richardson, Cieniucgos-Tucker llght-
bourne
bark Cardenas Weldon Havana-J Ward 90.
BARK lose Il More. Carlisle. saEua-Weydell 80, =
Bark Eliza Barss (Br, Vesey, Hamilton. Bermuda-A
Tucker
Bark Annie Burri CBrl, Killam Tybee for orders.
Brig Eleanor (Brl, Ogbie, Gibraltar for orders-C Ber'
tauN,
brig Eehe tBr) Trowbrdge Laguayra aud Porto cabelO
-Dalett. Bliss A Co
Brig Emily tBrl, Morgan Belize, Hon-Wm Jex Co.
Brig Harry Aubrey tBD, Briggs, Barbados-Dwisht 4
Plat.
Brig Balear, Bahm st Johns Antgual-Dwight Plat.
Brig Martha Wiley, ST Johns, PRE- Sanchez Dolz.
Schr VelmA, Punkett, Kingston. jan Ramus.
Schr Susan stetson Lewis. Gonaives-A Noncs & Co.
Sehr Azelda Laura Jorgenscn Point dc PaiAB Wen
berg.
schr = A Magee Young, 81 Augustne-Warrsn Ray.
Schr J Lawrence. lierriek, DISQUALIFICATION Ray.
schr Welcome Beebe, Lozer, Savannah-Evans, Ball x
Co
Sehr Harvest, Corwin Provdence-H w Jackson Il Son.
Schr Dart, Campbell stamiord-Stamtord Manufacturing
Co.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov 2s-Arrived, bark J II schwensen CSoE,
Gunderson Philadelphia
BRISTOL. Nov 2s-Arrived, brgs Brown Foster. and
Lie houghton Rose Gehe.
Sailed 18th, ship Transit (Br) Dixon Pensacola, bark
Ebenezer dor), for Tybee.
BReMES. Nov 27-saed bark Marie tNor), weyhousen
New York.
BORDEAUX, Nov 2e--saed bark Canning (Br) Mitchner
United States.
cRooxnAvEx, Nov 20. 3:3o AM-oa steamer Britannia
(Br), Thompson, from New York for Liverpool.
DuSKIgK Nov 27--Arrived, bark SYRIA, Corning, New
York
Sailed 27th bark Lala CBr) Cunningham, United states
East LONDON CAfrica)-Arrived bark Ethan Allen Hardy
Boston
GLOUCESTER, Nov 2e-Arrved, bark Pater Ausp Gladu-
lich New York.
GRrxsBY, Nov 2e-Arrived, bark Fides CNor), Horsen
Mobile
GLASGOW Nov 2e-Arrved ship Glenberve CBr), Dawson,
Quebec.
GRSoA-sailed ship Kalliope Nor) Larsen. Pensacola
HELvoEr. Nov 27-saied steamer P caland Dutch,
Deddes, New York
LvERPoL Nov 26-Arrived steamer Quebec (Br) Theare
Quebec.
sailed 2sth barks Laura Emily Br), Raymond, South.
Pass; IIildegaard CNor, Petersen United States
Toledo (Br). Rose, do
LONDON. Nov 27Cleared bark Olaf Glas CSw), Nernet
United States.
LErrr Nov 2s-sailed, bark Challenge CBr, Marshall
prom Dundee having repared), Pensacola
NEw Ross Nov DISABLED, brig Pace sehianino utaD
Leod Oneto United States.
PLYMOUTH Nov 29-Arrved, steamer Sueva (Ger) Fran
zen, New York for Hamburg.
PFRSAMBUco, Nov 29-Arrived, brig soario CBD, Nc
New York
QUEENSTOWN Nov 29-Arrived, steamer Illinois Shack
ford Philadelphia for Liverpool.
TRIESTE Nov 23-Arrived, bark Giuio QtaD Pachello.
New York
Sailed no date schr H De Wolf, Thatcher, New York
Sailed from - Carrara far Tnitea State.
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFHcE oY THE CHEP SIGNAL OFEIcER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29--T 80 r. NJ
proha bfIffasx

WAsHSCToN, Nov. 29-T:3o r NJ
Probabilities
During Tuesday, in the South Atlantic and Gull
States rising possibly followed by falling barometer
increasing north TO east winds, colder, cloudy and
rainy weather will prevail
In the Gulf States and Tennessee, rising barometer,
northeast 10 northwest winds, colder partly cloudy
weather and rain cas-. OF the Mississippi succeeded by
clearing weather.
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi anu
Lower Missouri valleys, falling barometer, east 70
south Winds warmer, partly cloudy weather. ana pos
s.by or rain from Dakota and Nebraska 10 Lake
Superior.
For the OHIO Valley, lower lake region and Middle
States high followed by falling barometer winds veer
ing 10 northeast and southeast decidedly cold partly
cloudy weather and possibly succeeded in the south
ern portion or the last district by rain or snow.
For New England. high barometer, northwest to
north winds. decidedly cold and clear weather.
For the canal region OF New York, New Jersey, Penn
syIyania Maryland Ohio and possibly Virginia and In
diana temperature below freezing Tuesday night
Tnc signal 0nce reports wind velocity OF 1866 miles
per hour on Mount Washington this afternoon This
is the highest velocity recorded at this station since its
establishment The temperature twenty four
degrees below
Cautonary signals continue at Indanoa, Galveston,
New Orleans Mobile and from Cape Hattcras East
mort
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A M US E M E N T S.
HAss voS BuLow.

concest Of chamber music took place al Cnickering
Hall last night The instrume ntal performers were
Hans Won BGlow, pianist; Dr. Damrosch, yiolinist;
Mr. Matzka viola Mr. Bergner violoncello The por-
lion Of the programme especially devoted 10 chamber
r,usc was as folows.-Q Quartet G. Mozart and trio
In y nat opps 70 Beethoven. Chamber music, even
With nnhnstoln and MienAwsk has been popular
here ana when great rlrtuos0 Ike know plays, with
two or three lesser ghs around hm. the performance
simply resolves itself into piano solo with skeleton
Rrcompan nlenL Chamber music VIII do well tor the
laroT. bat never :or the general public Theodore
Thomas aud William Mason testify amply regard
ing aGvsabiiity OF presenting this kind of music
ia pubAc in America The piano solos, the chromatic
fantasia or Bach and the Handel suite in minor were
played magniHceutly Here the pianist emancipated
IRON the thraldo of the three strings present
gave full vent the penitude Of his genius Is class
cal interpreter Miss Thursby sang very charmingly
two selections in which she received overwhelming
fncores She accomplished singer, aud enjoys
long deserved popularity,
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
GERMANIA THEATRE-"rHE LIZARD. =

GEkMANlA THEAIhE--- THE LIZARD.
'sThe Lizard" c'Die Eidechsen the last play OF Dr.
schwezer, a celebrated German playwright was acted
last night at the Germania Theatre Owing TO the ex
lremely cold weather there out slim house. but
the performance quite The play belongs
TO the most refined class Of German comedies IL IS
purely ''conUersdtions. stick The Lizard is an en-
dearing given to a rather indiscreet young girl
Frau wtp by her lover and after her marriage she
blooms into the most Spartan-lke heroine OF virtue
and founds society Of ladies for the
promotion Of virtue, under whose shadow
very wild pranks perpetrated by
the air and virtuous members So highly moral does
she become that she forbds her pretty daughter
Fri Muhbach- Mundt) 70 look picture OF Joseph
and Mrs Pophar too suggestive OF improprety, and
his very young lady candestney meets her ardent lover
after leaving the meetings Of the society And then
Ehs vtrtu0us Lizard has nephew Herr Ravenel,
young blood whose moral resolutions are melted like
snow before the by the gances OF captivating
iorette aud who hnally marries charming
young BARONESS iFrL WegcD, whom he
Colonel Baker railroad coupe. The Lizards
secret OF her ndscret0n before marriage luckily
discovered by the young scapegrace who has been dis
inherited and who holds the her head like
the sword Of Damocles until she 10 the marriage
and restores him the Inheritance which he had for
feted through his fast lie The action Of the play
though rather SLOW gives scope some amusing sua.
lions. and the dialogue, though very witty Is
bright Herr Ravcne, Fri wege, Fri Mlhbach-
Mundt and Fri Schmtz, who Is an admirable Kiatsch-
Base heartily applauded IN their best scenes and
Fri Wagner and Fri klempe made delightful ioretisS
OF the aristocratc Berlin pattern The play will be re-
peated every evening this week until further notice
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THE EAGLE THEATRE.

This beautifully appointed theatre was filed with
quite large audience last evening The programme
was lengthy and ample 'Dr. Curreall; or the Coal
heavens Revenge short farce full of iun and good
points first put the spectators in excellent humor.
Next came The Trouble OF an Edtor,n local
interlude absurdly stupid vet containing all the
requisites for arousng the rsibities The great at
traction Of the evening, however the appearance
OF Miss Julia Matthews Miss Jennie Leatherlungs,
alias Jenny Lind OF Miss Matthews the
iayorte Immediately as her superiority TO the rest Of
the was discernabie at glance; but
her readiness making the most Of the
fun part her very far singing OF duet with Mr.
Wilde, rendered her what in stage management is
termed a success right on. " iss Matthews 10
possess the ability OF adapting herself TO discour
aging circumstances and requires but little assistance
carry her audience. Her repertoire Of fun seems
almost iuexhaustible. and the accent with which she
delivers the comic operas, the bill terms them,
striking and entertaining.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
STORM AND DISASTERS ON THE
LAKES.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov 80 1875.
northwest gale of great fury with intense cold has
prevailed Lake Huron since last night, and will
prove disastrous to shipping outside. The schooners
Groton and Bridgewater are ashore at Waugoshancc.
The bark Sweepstakes broke loose from the propeller
Jonness of Point Basques before daylight this
ing. She was lost sight Of and 1t s feared is
lost with her The propeller Trader obliged
of her tow of three barges above Point Bas
ques One Of them, the Waunecan, water logged and
went the reef just above the point The crew, it
supposed. all lost the captain name Mckenzie
He lived in Detroit and had his wi and two children
board The other barges succeeded reaching
Sand Beach Harbor. At the latter place the
steamers Portage Belle, Cross and Dunlap The
schooner Genoa has been taken off the beach and is
her down.
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DISASTERS AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov. 2s

CLEVELAND Ohio. Nov. 29 1875
The storm OF last night was severe on Lake
Erie. The wind blew gale and the weather was very
cold The schooner Saginaw, loaded with sulphur, for
Cleveland, went ashore at Ashtabua, and is
probably a total loss. The three barges II.
A. Chamberlain, George Kelly and H. G., in
tow or the steam barge Elmira bound from
Buffalo to Saginaw, left at anchor of this port the
Elmira coming in TO coal The heavy this morning
parted the anchor chains OF the Chamberlain and Kelly
and both vessels went ashore. The former broke in
two and a total loss The latter may be got or The
H. g. 's anchor held and she brought in by tug.
No lives lost any of the vessels The cham
beraln owned by Ferris Brothers, Of Bay CITY, and
the Kelly by William Kelly and Captain Kehoe OF Bay
City. No insurance either vessel
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Mn. eEorar =. ROWE As McAwnEr.

fine audience greeted Mr. Rowe last night at
Booths Theatre and followed him in every one OF his
scenes with hearty laughter and enthusiastic applause
The meIlowed humor oil his Mcawber ia the drama
founded on David Copperled seemed to b. even more
delightful than The character which Dickens
described is realized by Mr. Rowe, 50 that the saying
about Machln's Shylook, This Is the Jew that
Shakespeare drew might be initiated with justice in
defining his portraiture The jollity OF Mr. Mlcawber,
his aternations OF despair and iaith his hatred Of
Heap his heroic determination to battle the dabolical
VILLAIN and all his ndescrbabc moods so tar rs they
possible on the stage, were perfectly eA-
pressed Power Is perhaps, what Mr.. Rowe's
Mcawber lacks, as well rs capital but in decacy dis
elimination, humor and artistic force II is without
deficiency The performance, generally, was excellent
Mr. Charles Leclercq effective Uriah Heep and
Peggotty played with much pathos and discretion
bp Mr Fred. b. Warde Another personaton which
commanded especial attention that of Martha, by
Miss Bessie Darling Altogether Little Emily was
decidedly success and It is to be regretted that It's
performance must end with tins week.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Notwithstanding the extreme cold OF last night q
large audience gathered at this house. the prnci-
pal attraction beng the pony circus, which Just
much courted by ladies' and Juveniles. 1t is really
wonderful The consists or eight beautiful little
ponies, and these ridden by three little children
the oldest Of whom more than nine years Of age
Their performances worthy OF some Of the best
Rcrobattc riders. and call to mind the old days Of the
tent and sawdust ring Leona Dare performs
her perious act on the trapeze h. VI. Hall gave
pretty selections the banjo, and Pat Ro0neys Irish
songs comic ever. The entertainment last
night lacked neither quality nor quantity, and was as
varied one cogd well wish IL
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
"oun BOYS" AT THE FIFTH AVENUE.

This successful play again reproduced at the
Fifth Avenue last evening. Owing 10 the extreme
cold, probably, the house not full during the
first representation, before Mr. Booths engagement
commenced but nothing could exceed the
enthusiasm with which the performance
received by the audience Miss JEFF
ireys Lewis and Miss Kate Holland assumed
the roles Of the two cousins Mary and Violet Mel
rose, increasing The interest immensely in the Destiny
OF our BOYS. The remainder OF the was ms
foIlows:-Sir Geonrey Champneys, Mr.. Charles
Fisher; Talbot Champneys, has son. Mr.. Maurice
Barrymore; Perkyn Mlddlewick, "A retired butter
man, Mr. James Lewis; Charles Middlewick,
his son. Mr. D. II. Harkins; Kempster,
servant, Mr. J. Deveau; Poddles, butler, Mr. Beck
man, Miss Champneys Geofrey's sister, Mrs G. II.
Gilbert; Belinda lodging house servant Miss Sidney
Cowell AS the piece has already been noticed
length we only add that the company interpreted
Byron's excellent drama with great pIcseness, and
the humor of hessrs. Barrymore Fisher Harkns and
Lewis kept the audience m continued laughter.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED STEAM YACHTS AND HERAL
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPoRTED ny TIIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Regulator, Jones Wilmington, &c, Nov 2e with
Richmend Kelley, Norfolk with mdse to the Old
ship John Bertram (Nor, Roed London, with mdse to
Ship Annie NJ Small tof Mystic, Packer San Francisco
Aug 10 with mdse 70 sutton Co; vessel g Cha II Mallory
" passed schr Alice All Abbott IT. lsa, ST steering e. M
Bark Braylon lof Fan ye Gray pisagpa Agg r III
Chauncey vessel 10 i Dsarbcrn Passed Cane Horn
81 4 4HS f5SSs o@ IS ie poEe p ~ eS Monroe from
FRANCISCO for QueensoSn Oct III lag y y ! Ion = -
lat e H % 5 Ics"s lon 20 % bark smdt e from
ns Hf from wimlns.an Film @ on &c. Tor Ponce II Pr
BARK Ocean EPrss ol sS w. Limerick q 1H q 4s SSS days.
NV lasting three hours los manynrd and
Bark cort Adler ,Nor olsen Hamburg II days, with
mdse to Funch hdye Co. Made the southern Passage
Brig AccIa Thuo Galison stettn 75 days, with empty
Brig Thessaos Greek. Calamldas. Sierra Leone 81 days
in ballast tS Lsaro storey Co. Noy a7 lat 3 2o lon ~
Brig Laura Gertrude Risk brunswick. Ga, days with
schr Parepa smith Trogreso via Delaware Breakwater
u u day win hemp to Eeheverra co. vessel 70 +
Ssnr @ Frank A.wood nrysn MaySgasn 10 days with frnt
Schr Annie Ansden tof Proyincetownl Mathesen, Salt
date, &e spoke Schr Angola (Br from Wilmington. NC for
schr rhos W Holder Saunders Fcrnandna days, with
schr Wilson, Price Virginia.
Ra-SteaIner Spain 3r Grace, from Liverpool arrived
2Sh, brought 1lS passengers, and reports Nov % lat
- 40 Ion ~ 81 passed the of bark Sarpedon before
reported the foemast with oreynrd bowsprit and bboom
the only standing: oath, lat 43 33. Ion - O3
Egypt Brl, hence for Lserpool 18th 2l2 miles
Sandy Hook Germnnic, City OF Chester and
Neekar bouna L; 1913 miles of do, steamers Helvetia
tBrl, and France (FD, do
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
York. ~
Schr Elwood Doren, Doren Boston for New York.
Schr Mary Helen, Stevens, Boston New York
schr Mary Riley Riley, Providence tor Philadelphia
schr Frank Randall Machias New York.
Sehr 9 Tyler Lindsey. Boston tor New York.
Schr 5 u Barnes new, City Island Tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Franconia Bragg. New York for Portland
Brig Kremn, Wymar, New York for Boston.
Brig Beaver (Br Prngle, Port Johnson for st Johns
Schr Nolant. Weeks, Port johnson tor Providence
schr Frederick hall II all, New York for Portland
Schr Ella, Wickson Port johnson for Portsmouth.
Sch Lille Wells. Wells, Port johnson for East Green
wich.
schr A Predmore. Sherman Port johnson for Provi-
dence.
Schr W Darling New York for Providence.
Schr Waterman johnson. Hoboken fol Boston
Schr Belle. Simpson, Hoboken Tor bridgeport.
Schr Anson Brown Jones, New York for Providence.
Schr Forest Oak PARKER. Baltimore for New Haven
Schr American Eagle, Kelly. New York for Boston
Scnr Phil sheridan, Lindsey Port johnson Tor Fall
River.
Schr Baltimore, Francis, Port Johnson for Norwich.
sclr Onrust. Adams Hoboken for Providence
schr J n Ayres, Provost New York for stamford.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI, Nov % 1870
Schr Jesse Williamson J Capt Seward Of and for Ports
mouth Nh with 200 coal. from Port johnson.
chur the upper harbor this morning dragged anchors
during heavy blow and ashore mile Of
Island lighthouse Her rudder is unhung and it feared
she pounded hole in her bottom She appears lie
easy expected that she will be gotten OF
the abates Cargo insured Vessel under bonds
she having colided with canal boat in New York harbor
receny canng the latter burn BY the ignition Of
matches in the cabin.
British brig Anna before reported Ia distress this port
will probably be towed to Boston Her is insured
She does leak while at anchor.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Nantucket Nov 27-US steamer Verbena. Gibbs came
down the bar last Saturday taking up the bar buoy
placing spar In its place She also put buoy Tucker
muck Shoa the same day.
Capt Munday, Of brig Sagua states thnt the 18th OF
September. during heavy gale the leeward buoy the
entrance the harbor Of sagua broke adr and upon
placing il again the Captain of the Port located IL about
Of mile north of the shoa where It formerly
stationed, and in deep The pilots still continue
by the old directions and the is that
vessels charge of pilots have ashore and of them
has a tot
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vict abducts the heroine from Bmgcn on the Rhine.
She is subsequently carried 10 America where great
good fortune awaits her. George 5. knight, who sus
tans the title role appears first the German peasant
next as an emigrant bound Tor New York and hnally
as Alderman III the city OF BROOKLYN murder anu
a steamship explosion the striking incidents Of the
play which are relieved by the German droeries Of
knight and the irish exeenrices or Miss Nellie San
ford as Mrs Martha Mulligan. The piece will run all
lie ~
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasters informed
that by elegraphing to the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, London the
Paris Office, addressing Bennett el de popera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European
Eastern ports Of American all foreign trading
with the United States the will be cabed this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

Es-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT The NEW foHK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coston night signal Tor
use on board HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coora green red changing from one 20 the other
IN succession be several miles distant Cap
,ans vessels seeing this signal will obge usby pre-
pairing any marine they may for the Ship News
Department Of tho HERALD.
ePerons OF communicating With vessels arriv
ing addressing 70 such vessels care
of HERALD yacht, pier No East River, New York
Letters received from all parts the world aud promptly de-
hvered Duplicates required
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OBITUARY.

RICHARD H. STANLEY, ATTORNEY GENERAL OF
HAWAII
The special correspondent OF the HERALD at Homo
lulu, Sandwich Islands reports follows under date
Of November 12:-on the 5th inst His Majcsty's At
torney General Richard Henry Stanley, died after an
illness OF three weeks. Mr.. Stanley native OF
New York city where his father now resides. He has
relatives in Brooklyn and Chicago.
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GLoEE rHEArnE.

Tho performance ~ this house last night was fair
aud the acts performed AMUSING. Miss Jennie
Lindsay In her popular ballads appeared 10 be ayortc
aud sheppard and whitney, ID their "On to Georgia"
sketch, we're exceedingly funny. farce called .'rhe
Regular Army, Oh, a comic duct and the pantomlme
Of the Two Fugtycs" were among the principal at
fractions OF the evening
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Honolulu Oct e bsrks Europa McKenzie, Of
NB Arctic Ocean with 100 bbls OIL $500 lbs ivory Nov
2 Arctic lawl Whitney do, with 100 bbls OIL 100 lbs
bone 900 ivory, 3D. James Allen, keenan, OF Nh with
KODIAK with 75o VIII 1900 bone e,h ship Cornelius How.
land ioman NIB Arctic Ocean, with 100 OIL 10000 bone;
bark Java ID Fisher do do, with 800 OIL 1900 bone.
Sailed from do Nov O. bark Napoleon Jernegan NB "a
cruise
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
ISAAC WELSH, STATE TREASURER OF OHIO.

private telegram from Belmont county Ohio, 10
Columbus in the same State, announces the death OF
Isaac Welsh Treasurer OF the State OF Ohio, at his
home near 81 Cairsvie, yesterday morning. 2eth
inst OF dropsy. Mr. Welsh sixty five years OF age
and has been favorably known in politics for years.
He Of ability and universally respected by
persons Of all political parties
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
ToxY pAsroR's

King sarbro was introduced last night 10 the patrons
Of this house and was well received Murphy and
Mack, IN their sketch of 'Out All Night provoked
good deal Of laughter Murphy is a good sketch actor
OF the Rooney aud hickey school, bids iar to in
prove Gus Williams. IN his Dutch songs, took with
the boys. Professor Parker with his educ ted dogs
and the farce 81 "Ihe Rival Artisans" conduced q
good deal 70 the amusement of those present
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SAILED.

Steamers Albenarle, from Lewes. Del; Wilamsport.
Philadelphia ship Emerald Isle Liverpool; barks Fran-
Belagamba dtal Cork; syanen tNor; do; Oilers
(terl Bremen: Farweil Geri, do Marie Madre (ItaD
FeetYood John Gibson tBr Mareilles and Villa Franco:
Rebccca tGerl London Assunta utap. Trieste: Non.po
Ger London briggs Pathfinder Br Glasgow l. Squires
Seville.
Wind midnight NV. fresh.
AT 30 l5
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wooD'g MrysruM.

The Gcrman-American DRAMA entitled "Karl Kline;
or the Dutch Fool" greeted with crowded
house at this popular upiowp pa-c OF last
night The Hrst act or tile play Tics In Gsf~Ans, in
Which New York villain, aaed by al escaped con-
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
JOHN f. CARPENTER.

telegram from Toledo, under date of yesterday,
November %, reports follows John f. Carpenter
for twenty years paymaser Of the Toledo and Wabaah
Railway died to night from injuries received in a colli-
SION some four months since He was from Northamp-
ton Mass
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
SPOKEN.

Ship Lucy Wills from oilo Batavia Boston Nov
IA, lat 23 y. lon 81 80 w.
Brig Emily sheldon, Hatch, from Genoa Aug New
York, Oct J, in Straits OF Gibraltar
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
BAYLIs SANFORD.

Baylis Sanford, q well known lawyer Of Boston and
former member OF the Legislature OF Massachusetts,
died Of heart disease, in horse car while travelling
in Boston yesterday morning 29th inst
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.

&I n00 WANTED. GOOD CENTREB BOARD sLoOP
~ .o ~. or schooner Yacht well found in exchange
Euu arm, near Kingston, the Hudson. with good
Herald office. ~ ~ - -
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in
parson with the corresponding date of last year.
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
Hkp4 N anil