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The New York herald., 1875-10-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

Dr Isaac Hayes, the celebrated Arctic explorer, Is
tho republican and nti-Tammany candidate in the
Seventh Assembly district the lower house Of the
Legislature The Seventh district comprises the
Seventh ward, and the gallant explorer who has
cold seal and picked walrus will have an easy walk
over in the canvass.
J. Edward McGowan clerk to Judge Bixby is the
anti ntrammany candidate for Assembly in the Fifteenth
district and will be ndorsed by the republicans
Dennis Spelissey is receive the Independent DEM
ocratc nomination by the Convention opposed 70 John
Kely's dication IN the Seventh Judicial district Mr.
Spellissey IS a member ofthe legal profession.
The Anti-Tammany Nominating Convention for the
selection Of a candidate for Civil Justice the sixth
Judicial district convencs to-day The nominee viii
probably be John 4. McGOwan who as Clerk Of Judge
Rix5ys Court, has become familiar with the duties Of
the Office.
the Third judicial district embracing the Eighth
Ninth and Fifteenth wards, the republicans have noni
mated for Civil Justice George W. Parker well known
member of the New York Bar. Mr. Parker Is origin
ally from Chautauqua county, and has been practising
AZ he bar Of the State for thirty years He was
Assistant Corporation Counsel under Mr. Ruggles His
nomination for position for which he is well quail
fed will be ndorsed BY the anti-Tammany party, and
his election will help to raise the character OF the Civil
Justices Courts
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 20, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer italy CBrl, Thomson, London-F w Hurst.
Steamer state Of Georgia CBr Cooper, Glasgo~-Austn
Baldwin Il Go
Funch. Edge Co
Clvde x Go.
Steamer L 6 Bdde Pierce Phiadelphia-Jas Hand
Bark slava Aus, Trpcovich, Gloucester, E-Slocovich
4 60.
Bark Amaranth Nor) Gundcrsen, Falmouth. E-Funch,
Edge x CO.
lark August Loenler No), Olsen, Bristol E-Bocknann
Bark severn OH, Hastings. Newcastle. E-Boyd a
Bark Countess Of Errol ,Br, Taylor, Dundee-John Q
Seager.
Bark consigio taD, consiglieri Cork Falmouth for
Urders--Siocoych Co
Bark Massino dAzego dtaD, Dodero, Cork for orders
Slocovich h Co.
Bark Eraljevico Aus), sverliage DubIrn-slocoyich
Co.
Brig candidosza Lauro GtaD, Lauro, Leghorn-John g
Seager
Brig Walter smith, Bisey Buenos Ayres-John Norton,
Jr. 4 son.
Brig Mary Knowlton. Mckee, Port Prince-R Murray,
Jr
schr Dolly Warden, Allen, Port Platte and St Domingo
City--A Nones Il Co,
sehr Adria C8, Patterson, St John, MIA Richardson
90.
schr Anna LELAND, Horner, St Augustine, Flawarren
Eay.
schr White Wing, Phelan Fernandida-Warren Ray.
Sehr Helen Mar, Ward, Norwch-Deanoy n Walters
Schr Acken, Toms. Stamtord-stamford Manufactur-
ing %.
turing Co.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

ANTWERP, Oct ls-saied, ship chas II oulton CBr,.
Peck United States.
Sailed loh, ship sulioo Br) Small Calao bark MaIio
vile. Thompson, Akyab
.., "~shng 18th, bark Emma (Br. :, a..
York
AIIcAST oct l5-Arriyed brgs Ierces Hinckley SMALL
New = <k; Il Csp, vaers, New Orleans.
= Al, oct lo-Aniyed, bark sondrcnorge Gor) Tarad-
IN, Philadelphia for christiana
Arrived the Channel 10Th, ship INLAND Ger, Jansen,
New Orleans for Hayre.
DUBLIN, Oct l9-Arryrd, bark Egremont (Br, Kceney,
Chatham NB.
GREESock. Oct 2o-Arrved, bark stefanno utap Costa,
New York via Queenstown.
GRAHroS Scotland, Oct 2oArrived, brig wanderer Br),
Myshral, New York
HAMBURG, Oct l9-sailed bark Batavia DAM Quedens,
San Francisco.
HElyoEr. oct 1o-sailed bark Nora dor,, New York
HAyRE oct I9-Arriyed, barks Nova Scotia Brj, Hat
field Pabelon de Plea; Won Moltke (Bp, McCuly, New
York
Arrived 18th, ship Ajax tSor, Apenes, Philadelphia
LIVERPOOL oct 1o-Sailcd, brig Economy lBr, Graham
United states 10TH city Of Limerick Br, jamie
son Philadelphia
LoHpos, oct 2o-Arriyed, steamer France (Br) Aree,
New York.
Cleared 9th, shp Magnolia Br Hilton United States
bark InGa (Norl, Larsen, %.
Sailed from Gravesend 20th ship ohm Milton Bp Muir.
ply, Wilmington, Nc
LIsBoS l3-Arrivcd bark Mariana III PorD, san
tos Philadelphia
NAPLES Oct ARRIVED, brig Atalaya, Allen Now York.
SOUTHAMPTON Oct 2o-Arryed steamer Mosol CGer
Neynaber New York FOR Bremen tand proceeded.
VENICE oct ARRIVED, bark Ann Elizabeth Dorp, Phila
depha-
LrvRRrooL, oct 2O-Bark TInda CNoD, Gunderson from
York for Dundak before incorrectly reported lost
went ashore Droghoda and has been got of badly dam
| aged she Is at N Orth BOnhhd
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
nnnrnR rHEA,rnr.

Fotow's popular opera ~ "Martha" was proauceu
last night ii this theatre before good house and met
with warm welcome Ii was the FIRST time during the
present season. The cast last night embraced Nine.
Jennie Van Zandt a. Lady Henrettai Mrs. Zelda 81
putn. A Nancy. Mr William Hamilton the PUN
kctt: Edward seguin was the Tristan; Mr. James
Pcakcs played Sheriff and Mr Joseph Mas
was the Lionel The quartet IL the close oi pao
third art eCalm and Peaceful bc thy S,ium.
bers was exquiscly rendered ana the artists Ieceved
a warm encore The drinking song oi punKstt which
opens the fourth act another og the successes o
tie evening ana Mr. HaTsons effort was wcli re-.
,yaraod Wr ToseDh Nan added to lis re,ntotion ~
tho manner in which he gave We music Of Lionel Tho
ballad ,Shc Appeared Clothd iii Lght' was given with
much sweetness II expression ana tenderness. Mrs
Van Zandt was most happy III the IL which She
gave the ever welcome air "'Tis the Last Rose sum.
mCra
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMoy Sent le-In port barls Micko r. Cone, for Ncw
York ldg Benefactor, Haydon from Shanghai, arrived
Aug - for do, ldg; Anazi tBrl Hl, tor DO GacAred
CoRuNSA, sept l6-Arrived, brig Mary = Rowland, Law
ton New York. - -, ,, 1,
New York: 18th. Queen Of the East lBrl. Dennam do
CtrNfrEGos Oct l0Arrivod, brig sarah Lorng, lor.
ing Baltimore.
CABaRiES oct G-Iu port schr Ann Valentine Potter.
from Savanilla FOR Jacksonville, In distress
FATHER PoST Oct 2O--Arrived, steamer ontario lIr,
B ouchette, Liverpool for Montaeal
Hone KoVG Sept i1Sailed, bark Aristos Norl, wilder
Annoy, Go load for New York
HAvASA oct i9-Arrvcd, schr Robert lSuf Kicker Gal.
weston 2Oth steamer City Of New York, Timmcaun Aew
York
20h Robert Mex Spcauar tBrl Burke, New YORK.
HALIFAX, Oct l9-Arrivcd, brig Woodcock tEr Hvcrs.
Salt Island .
Liverpool via ST Johns, MI,
MosrREAL Oct Is-clearcd, steamer Peruvian ,Brl
Watts. Liverpool
NORM SYDNEY, cB, Oct Io-Arivod, brig zanon lBr
lie Blanc. Carthagena,
SHAyGnAI. Aug 39--Arrived bark Gen Chanzy tBr) Ro
vce, Burrard Inlor 3lst. schr Adele, Fox. keeung
IN port Sept IL, bark Willard Mudrett, Dicley unc.
SYDNEY. CB, Oct 10-Ceared brIes Little Fury tBr
Armstrong Cardenas, Nette New York
ST JonS NIB, Oct 1D-Saied ship Revolving Light Rr
Coonan Liverpool; bark Mary Iogurth (Br Shields do
bngs Express, New YORK, and Sarah Wallace Baltimore
WINDSOR NS Oct lsArrived brig Oliver SON from
Kockland tand sailed for Richmond ya)
Also sailed 18TH schr X q Thomas or Baltimore
YARMOUTH, NJ, Oct s-Arryed, bark II Jenkins tBrl
Durkee, HHyre, To rent
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

Groepp for Judges Of the Marine Court Henry r. Gil
derseeve FOR City Judge stephen D. Van Schaick Tor
Surrogate Morris Enger for Coroner Jacob Hess aud
Nathaniel Turpenny for Aldermen At Large. The com
mitce declared inability 10 submit a for the
Common Pleas Judgeship.
Judge Ouerburg spoke at considerable length on the
nominations
address by Mr.. Seward WAS made, urging upon the
convention TO nominate Judges Freedman, Loew and
Hon. Oswald OttenGorier followed in lengthy address
Hon. ID. G, ColvIn, and few remarks also made
by Dr Gertsen Mr. Hermann Schroter spoke very
strongly for Judge Freedman.
In favor OF the report
The report was adopted and the nominations named
therein were unanimously Endorsed.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct 19--Sailed steamer Utility Norwich ,
seanJ Vandusen, Rostoni Belle Ilaeday Alice Bell,
Wnlcy, ana Aurora, from Georgctowu) ---.
BOSTON Mass, Oct 2J.--Anived steamer Panther
Mis- philadelphia lrig lleney Taylor CadE' sehrs
James Ford, Gage, GEORGETOWN. u q, MARY Atnsden,
Brooks, baltimore; focasset, Racket, Pulaaephs 4
Bcnuoy Williams, South Amhoy l. ana - FISK Baker,
Hohokeu; Marcia A Davis Fleming, 20; Mabel Thomas,
Randall Now York x liilshury, Pitcher baltlnom;
Kobecca II Quocn CAIN Philadelphia: Taylor Mutm.,
Ihecseman. ne Wm Buck, ilayos. Wechawkon, Hannah
Milletts Crosby. Rog 0u
Ais arrived scbrsg n Iir1omaI Douglass, Philadclphia;
Claf~h Alien Bgdh d. Woodbridge, NJ Watcrne, heIy,
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
ONE
seamer. Sars Ine.tfaa,fon.

f8- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK Ar NIGHr.-The NEW YoRR
has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal for
use board yacht showing while burn
nr the coo red green red changing the other
III succession several miles distant Cap
aus ofyesses upon seeing this signal wll obge ne by
pairing any marine news they may have for The ship News
Department 81 the HERALD
H Persons communicating with vessels arriv-
ing New York by addressing such vessels care
Of HERALD news yacht pier NJ East River. New York
all parts Of the world and promptly de-
hyered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
SAILED.

Steamers Bothna DD for Liverpool state of Georgia
t}rJ Gasg0w; Nercedta, Charleston barts Saya Aus,
G0uccstor Varkyren tS0rJ, Cork, Cameia lNor. do
Falmouth, 10 Ltrcnd@ utd)t do; suossmaycr Mns),
do Nietaux lBr) London; Martlno clcnto lItaD, IRA
pnni Prnclpi do Napo ltab. smyrna. Alert Nnrt Ply
mouth Ftuncbcrg Nor London Addie sleeper Havana
brNs Grace Kelley Anteu0 ISIS Georgetown. Dem, Pedro
suh Domingo. srhfs hnuie ID Mefrtt Jacmeis Cora So
Thomas; Peter n tfowon, brFHol Ares
WDA nt midnight WNW
Barometer sunset sntlt
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
WHALEAIEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Oct ls bark Ohio Rowland At
lantc Ocean Berbados May H. with 400 bbls oil Sent
home voyage 1900 bbs sp so vii oil Reports
spoke Aug 4 lat &c, bars John Carver Dean. NIB 10
sp 23d Sarah Hale. Socum, do, 60 do Sept Pacific,
Borden 80 do this season. praeo Peaks 20 Do do Rons
do Sen Fox Harnbln do 1870 do; schrs Agate Atkins,
Proyincetown l15 VIM Grozer Roberts, do 400 bbls
oil.
Arrived Vineyard Haven Oct 10, schr Antarctic Bell
from atteras Ground Of and for Provinceown o not
portcd)
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE

wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer The Queen (Br), Bragg Liverpool Oct and
Queenstown 7th with mdse and 1877 passengers TO
Hurst Experienced heavy westerly gales the Banks;
Steamer Frisia Gen, Meyer, Hamburg Oct and Havre
strong westerly gales with high Irregular seas to the Banks
from thence light winds ana fine weather. Oct II Pm,
aee Il The railing skylgGts and deckhoasc
wh % and q n y AcSah sn oc' 10
steamer City Of san Antonio Pennington. Galveston Oct
1 il Mallory 90 Had pleasant weather 70 Cape iateras;
milo sE non Cape Florida, boarded the ship Empire
State. q London, timber loaded, waterlogged and
mzen standing buwarks gone and full tim
NJ 81 e I o aeS pa.sd oe 9' sp Gs I'd
and abandoned ass standing sails and running rigging
not board her could make ont @ part o her name 70 be
Turner which left Savannah Oct IA. for Philadephaj
schooner 70 her when first and had probably
steamer Albemarle Kelly, Lewes Del. with mdsc to the
Bark Ruth CNorl Andersen Amsterdam 81 days ballast
to Funch, Edge Co., anchored in Gravesend Bay for
Rig shoe tAus Constantine Rotterdam e5 days. in bal
Brig Sarah Kennedy, Of New York, Peterson cadz s.
70 oncester @ Mass Le cad Nggu IS Sad rt noras
winds and calm until Sept 20 and p when in lat 81 o. Ion
IA, HI with heavy until oct Is when had an.
eae b. gale which W ssSSn a ESE & and round to
81 ana Ioye ~ on tbe tar.1 wngm , oethhe SKI I'll ~,
huricane; whhe hackstay broke and several Others
bot' Il The foretorns bulwarks started ends on
"a. .ide AT ana washed ava, ,antopmas bacstay. on
topmest ngsing 9ackstsy ana -ong and being unable
10 carry sail. had to bear up for New - - - go
Bris Apollo r) Bcnsa 81 Pic 60 20 days. with sugar to
RIP Beck Co. -. r.n.,-,en l3
soIr Geo s.atch or Pembrohe). Mn ~ Gyogeli : H.
days, with TO Moses Taylor: vessel 10 baat, aJA
ingill oct - III tho straits 81 Florida had
from NNE, in which lost galley and stove buwarks tl
90 miles east of Haeras spoke schr Ada Doane from Do6oy
for Philadeph
tics to Il S Powell
sshr zsta ri, Jameson Port Royal i days With lumber
to John Boyntons sons vessel t. ;. g. Loud Co.
schr Julia Floyd Squires Georgetown, Sc davs with
naval DOlner Potter Co; vessel TO Hurbut
a Co
Selr D B McCauley, Berry Baltimore.
Schr Rodney Parker, Parker Baltimore for New lla~ -
ns- Bsrks viva Nor,. which arrived 10th and
Grayesend Bay and the Maury Nor, Jones 1clo,eul y
chored Sandy Hook 18th, both up to When an
terday. - - - Wy cl'y Ses
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasters informed
that by tecgraphing tho HERALD London Bureau ad-
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, London the
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc rOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American aud all foreign trading
with the United States the will DO coun.
try free Of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi-
ports win nnd the Paris Office the more economical
and expeditions for teegraohinr news
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
,rrsrcA1 80 pnAMArrc Norrs.


Nine ArabelIa Goddard gives her nrst piano recital
nj steinway Hall this afternoon
Tho Boston papers al admire Won B6low's playing
but their descriptions Of hs ire amusing thus
the Traretler says, "His face i Ii up by / smile or
marked beauty, smile which speaks of happy currents
ofthought An eager and devoted look given IL tho
face also BY % parting of the lips Tls 4 partIcu.
larly noticeable at dinner the Transcript says "lhe
eapIng Of his hands into tho dir aer passages requr sr
heavy blows The swayng of II body the clu,chur
81 his chair wert unconscious maunersms; Kind Of
safety valve his wonderfully intense nervous Vital.
ny.p The Pest actually says that 80 expressive arc
the of lis body that i exaFgcraton 70
say that AZ much of thc meaning of CHOPIN Is derived
through the sight through tho hearing II lie per-
formancen Ono of thcso movements was previously
described lungng bis whole body booming chord
in the bass. 70 him milo away through telescope
would be, according thls criticism, quite a. satisiac.
tory and economical than hear him n The
cert room.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
TAMlIANY AssEMBLYMEY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INDEPENDENTS.
An adjourned meeting Of the German American in-
depondcnt Association was held ast night Beethoven
Hal, Thcod9r Gianhcnsklcc 10 tho chair
mr. wcndt from the Committee On Conference, Re-.
ported thai thcy had found impossible Y Obtain as
sorances from ho other political organizations opposed
"a Tammany ilal
Tho committee recommended thc following nomina.
,,ong,-Iohn x. Hacsoit ior Recorder Benl A. Ihelps
for District Attorney CLp4 II SANFORD ior Juase el
So -. +. '...t. r 49,.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
IRA sHAFER.


Chairman Dem0c>
BENZ. WOOD,
T.. r. HART, NanOcratc
RUFUS i. ANDREWS 4. nee
JAMES 6'bRiEN coIlsliiloe
wM p MITCHELL, ~
L. III DORSCEER
JOHN D. Lawson,
Chairman Republican County Committee.
4. AZ ARTHUR
GEORGE IL SHARPE
~ goHN Il WHITE Republics
WI a. DARLING, q. renee
y SHERIDAN SHOOk -OMA4l1ee
JOEL M. AAsl'
OCTOBER p $50
T. W scuAcE 5 ANSWER
To TIE JoNT CoMMlTTEE oP TIE AMI rANMASY AND
REPUBLICAN NoNIN4rlSG C0SYENTIoN.-
GENrLEMEN-I have received your very compliment
airy 81 hts date desiring to recall my decina
tion 81 the nomination nadc by you ior The ONCE II
Whle ny personal tastes would influence stin to
decline hc honor rendered me- or q nomination for any
Gus ana mas sav lattenng solicitations have had
In this Instance that consent % IL governed by ihe
advice 81 thosC whom nave known ~ ~ ny truest
frends Therefore III conformity With their earnest
wishes respectfully withdnw ny letters oi declaa-
tion, and thus formally accept ihe nomination with
dlenty 5 D. VAN sCHAlCK.
oc5oara %, 1876
rHE cASnIDArE yoR JUDGE 0P cowsov PLEAS.
The Committee 0f Conference q the antl-ranmaUy
organization have had considerable trouble il tnelr
selections Of candidates ior Justice of he Common
Pleas ana Surrogate Il understood yesterday that
MIR Van SchalCk Lao declined tAc nomination IL order
"a permit the Convention t0 gracefully nominate his
superior the Surrogate oIAcc, alf kabort lpeAlnga
Luz neither the autl-IamMlEyltes uar thc republicans
could be got 20 unite RI thls gentleman. anu d. Naf
Schack bad 50 tO the front anf eeccpt IL ihn Same
way there 4 good dcai III uoGhe cuuse4 ly III
res ignati0n 0t Mr b ~ Dulun1 Whc hal 1een in
duccd 70 Withdraw from The caudia4tera e. tAe Cola
mon Pleas by the efforts i s sAid Joiuty of Mr
Charles 0Conor and Governor Tdcu Yesterday after
noon the name oi the Wen knows lawyer, John l.
Sutherland was cauFassed taForpyf ah4 IL 4
understood that q committee waited oh bin with n
oHer III the Common Pleas JnlFest. bet tlat Mr
Sutherland declined ~ permit l1 .s &C. appear q
tile anh-rammany ticket Later t. sne evening ~ W.
understood that default 81 Mr ~Fsheroa4s accept
ance The name d Mr Wiil1m fN Hocscn, anotAe
lawyer of good reputation h.d -at selected, ana ts
evening hc accepted W. hon.4 fe4-etcl hiin hy ~
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

ANTI TAMMANY
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
For Senator Fourth Senate District,
comprising the First Second, Third Fourth, Fifth
Sixth, seventh Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards,
JOHN MORRISSEY
Mr. VAN scnAIcx roR srRroGArE.

Mr. VAN sCHATCK FOR SURROGATE
Owing TO the great pressure brought 70 bear Mr..
s. D. Van Schaick By his warm personal friends and
dhcreDts, he Las consented Withdraw his letter
decinaton which he addressed to the Committee Of
Conference IN answer 70 the notification they gave him
or his nomination The following letters will show that
he has reconsidered bis refusal run and is now a
candidate for the Jce for which lie Arst refused
Rtand:-
STEPHEN D. VAN ScBucB ESD.
DRAR SfR-Phe JOINT Committee Of the AntTam-
many and Republican Conventions have received with
regret your letters declining the nomination for the
Office Of Surrogate While aFprecating the natural dis
like OF gentleman Of your professional habits and
tastes 10 enter into political contest for Office Vet
feel t duty 10 the apparently universal de
and OF the legal profession the press and the public
n rgo urge you recall your letters Of decinaton
at Ia industry and fidelity with which you have per
The he delicate duties Of the oice you have filed
formed !. 5, the high estimation which il is
Tor six yea. held BY the Bar 0f the city ire
ceded that " z, warrant us IL saying that you
spectiye or part, lie place
the right man Tor = decided conviction that the
Assuring you or b, rs and the acceptance Of orr
Withdrawal Of your lctts received by The public with
JOINT nomlraiion win be ION 8e are, very truly
general approval and satlsfac,
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

WAcHTE1 IN THE posTILLIoN or IoNJuNEAu.
Ihe Academy q Music WIS iast night The scene Of
excitement ana delight Au audience which Oiled
every scat and wi packed 90 tightly that there
seemed BIZ more room Il tha house for even
one moic, AHA yet continually dd mike
moro room or dozens dn hc lobnY, appreciated
All aurlauaca 4 oriuageu which hardly ad .noia
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

serious fault from the beginning 70 the end If this is
to be the manner IN which German opera be pro-
duced this season there Is no doubt Of lis
Although this company is to America
and few Of its members have probably sung
together its organization is admirable, and the
ensemble IN the Postilion" might be emulaed by al
any theatre in the city There no hesitation or
delay in the performance, and the opera sparklcd
and flowed in the true spirit Of comedy, ike cham
payne when il tossed or before the foam has time to
vanish and the beaded bubbles stn wnklng at the
brim.
The character OF the bold Postlllon wachtel has
made his own There is no other tenor who can rival
him ia this bright and dashng porsonation The music
indulges those faults Of his style which the music Of
more serious operas rebukes The vocal gymnastics
which are or place III The Huguenotsn - the lsetto
tones, which false in the passionate breathngs Of
Raou Inconsistent with the comedy and super
fetal sorrows or Chapelon The robustness and energy
Of his nature harmonizes with the character Of the
postllion transformed into opera singer In shcrt
his faults the least percepuble in this per-
formance, II his merits do not
have in 1t their fullest expression Throughout
the opera nc sang with untiring iyeness ana power
The well known Position of Lonjumeau'' WIS rem
dered with nmitable spirit and in the third net Mr.
Wachtel sang, in English, "Good Night, my Dearest
Child, very sweety, and rewarded by an enthus
astic encore
The new member Of the company who was intro.
duecd last night, Nine Wagner, is accomplished vo-
caist and actress Her voice sharp but its tones are
generally pleasing In the double dialogue in the third
act she displayed much versatility and sprightness
and inclined 10 think she win
become ono OF the most popular actresses
Of the company. The buHo part Blu was captally
rendered by Mr.. Franosch, and If occasionally tower
donen certainly did not come .'too tardlly on His
rendering Of the buresque air, "Fdrwahr des chores
seinste Blhthe had thoroughly humorous effect
upon The audience Altogether the performance Of
"The Position deserves decided commentator and
gave little occasion for blame
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
JUDICIARY CONVENTION.

JACKSON Q. DYKEMAN OF wEsTcHEsTER, NoMI-
MATED FOR THE SUPREME COURT BY THE RE-
PUBLICANs IN THE SECOND DISTRICT.
The Republican Convention I. nominate candidate
for Supreme Court Justice in the Second district
sembed AT yesterday in the Supreme Court room
q the Kings county Court House Senator f. NJ. Mad
den, OF Orange county called the delegates 70 order
After the presentation Of credentials Mr.. Waring OF
Kings, moved that the temporary officers be made
permanent The motion amended by the appoint
ment 81 one delegate from each county on permanent
organization.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
SPOKEN.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Brig e from Philadelphia salem Oct Is % miles
Sc nf Err uarhnr