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"A NJ u S Z NJ E N rs.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-LAsT NIGHT OF THE
ENGLISH OPERA.
very crowded mouse greeted Miss Kellogg last
night. the farewell evening representation or the
present opera season, IN one or her most at
tractve lyric representations, the "Mgnon" OF
Ambrose Thomas or the many distinguished
artists who have essayed this role, both here and
In Europe, Miss Kellogg can safely challenge
competition with all She seems TO nave
made the. part an especial study and 10
nave infused into u all the dramatic
she has been so long distinguished. " viii rank
with ner Marguerite her Leonora, her Yerlina
and her Airline In the judgment OF ner admirers.
A At companion lyric portralture was the Fillna
OF Nine. Van Zandt, highly accomplished and ex-
perienced singer ana good actress. Miss Beau
mont gave effect TO the part OF Federico. espe-
claly IN the gavotte in tue second act. and MIR.
Castle was very acceptable Wilhelm Melster.
the season closes today with matinee OF 1.-The
T2usman.u
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ssss or ssnrqha@ Hs sRsan Sso"sp k W.
i nsnasns ~ r. gIler Mn,isr GAsley OSEe.fe PETTY
fierson, Ransom Really Ricl sehenck SCHUYLER shieL
bars6, wsehner, Worm and warIs-4$ -.
BISHOP. RosSweli SoSen sTa@an saras caikins
CLARK, Comstoek tooke passst neeAer FHrrnr: FAY
hoimcS iogghon Ausssy, HqsIed ". 4, johnson
EaSS SANFORD, Schie delln, segdder, seward, shat
main MAJ Iedder. Vest Winls ana WitbeskNSG
An attempt 10 pass tie btu was then defeated,
sixteen members. principally OF The New YORK
delegation, yOILg against IT,
Tux STREET CLEANING BILLS.
There are now Two bills before the Legislature
relative 10 street cleanlng-one Introduced py Mr..
Jacob Hess, OF the Twentieth district republican,,
and the other oy Mr. I. j. Campbell OF the SIKH
born these gentlemen is looked at il win be seen
where the peculiar points aud pollcy of their pro-
posed enactments stand Fhe Dill OF Mr.. Hess
proposes 10 continue the control OF street cleaning
Ia tne hands Of the present substantially repuh-
hcan Police Commission. with Increased powers
while Mr. I. j. Campbels Dill hands over the
matter TO the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen.
There seems 10 be little chance OF the passage OF
either bill MI Campben's measure, IL Is under
stood Wouiu affect the weIl-beipg OF very par
tIcular friend OF senator WOodln-Commissone
Dlsbecker-and that objection Is fatal 1nen lt Is
not absolutely certain that there would be mil
lenaium IN tue way OF street cleaning should the
Mayor and Common Council through commits
sion, nave charge OF the matter. Is is agreed that
tne friends 81 both bills snail have hearing before
the Committee on Gates OF the Assembly next
Tuesday afternoon.
4 UNIFORM PAVING BILL
Ar. DAILY TODAY, from the Committee Cities,
reported olll, which Is supposed TO be Uniform
IN lts character as 10 tue paying and repaylng Of
streets Ia New YORK CITY. 1t gives entire control
OF TINS business TO the Mayer aud Common Council
THE FIFTH AVENUE PAVEMENT scHEhE.
The bill asking for special ''poultice pave
mentn lor Filth avenue sIumDers II the Assembly.
and NOBODY seems TO take any interest ia 1t.
since the exposures made In an alleged tamper
ing with the dies members presume 1t will burn
tuelr fingers II they Touch IL.
A GENERAL EXCISE LAW.
The liquor interest throughout the State, and
particularly IN the city or New YORK, mucn
erclsed 20 the passage OF law 10 suit them.
A Dill on this subject mas been reported from
tine Committee Internal Affairs or the
House, and will be taken up Tor discus
sion in Committee OF rne Whole next
week. Ii seems q uflcult matter TO draw bill IN
accordance With the interests OF ali classes or
liquor men throughout toe state, ana spicy de-
bate must occar before tne mai passage Of sucn
. measure.
THROWING ASHES INTO NEW YORK HARBoR
resolution was to-day forwarded to the Legis-
lature rom tue Chamber OF Commerce praying
for the passa0e OF the bill when prevents the
throwing OF ashes INTO the harDor OF New York.
MASQUERADISG To BE ALLOWED.
Dir. Hausehers bill calling Tor repeal OF the law
preventing masquerRdes III New YORK city, has
been reported iavoraoly from the committee.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL g. ls75-TRIPLE SHEET

HuLl, April I--sAiled. ship RpAmaOudAs Br- Erode,
unitei states.
HAvRE March Sl-sailed bark Bristol Fcssett United
States
LIVERPOOL April l-Cleared. shin Wellington tBrI
Darlington. United States; bark Queen Of Commerce
tBr). Kerr do
LONDON. April 2-Arrived, brig Pansy (BrI EVANS
New YORK Obliged clip her an Choir has been re-
ported arrived March IS.
MovILLg April ARRIVED steamer Nova scotian SBr'-
Richardson, Baltimore via Hgifs:. for Liverpool
MADEmA-Sailed, Evangeiine, for -.
MAURrIus-sailed, bark Amelia, Mcfarland Sydney,
NSW; brig Mary Francis Francis droln CheTibou,
having repaired, Baltimore.
SATAI,-saled, ship Plassey err, RcEaby from Cal
cutta), New York
Poar ELrxARErH, CGH-saied, bark Azelia tBrl. Fem-
ing. Boston.
QUEENSTOWN, April 2-Arrived, ship Ellen Goodspeed-
OTIS Francisco bark Savanna tRr,. o'Eell BAlti-
Also sailed 3D. steamer CITY Of Richmond CBrA Brooks
urom LiverpooD Tor New York.
sailed ID steamer Baltic (Bn. Kennedy urom Liver
pooh, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 2-Arrived, steamer Hermann
(Ger Reich mann, New York for Bremen (and pro
cecdcd),
SIERRA LEoSE March l2-Arrived. schr Daniel Web
ster. Haskell Boston before reported without datel
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WILLIAMSBURG TAXPAYERS.

THEY PROTEST AGAINST THE PROSPECT PARK
ASSESSMENT SPEECHES By MAYOR HUNTER,
ALDERMAN STRONG AND OTHERS.
A stormy demonstration Or opposition to the
present system Of vscatng assessments and cast-
ln2 tie cost 81 ali improvements upon the CITY of
Brooklyn a. large took place Ia Williamsburg last
evening AZ tie Masonic Temple, corner Grand and
seventh streets. Alderman Demas strong or the
Thirteenth ward In calling the meeting 10
order STATED that its object was 70 pro-
test against the practice 81 the Legislature ia
passing bills imposing taxes on the Eastern
District Tor the payment or improvements
in the western District. This evil has
grown 70 sucn an extent that tne
amount has become millions. They now pro-
pose % compel as 70 pay or Prospect PARK In the
face q contract at the time 81 its inception tBat
y should al be paid tor by ne western District
Atlantic avenue and forty .aer streets nave been
Improved, and then the v9erty holders on the
line q tn street, ~ going Albany, had the As.
sessment vacated, ana the Eastern District Wi.
namsbura0 had 70 pay one.tnird 81 tue expense
without reaptng any Dcnedt Whatever
Dir. James Murphy, Vice President o. tue Board
81 Education, was then elected chairman. with
large n0mDer ~ vice presidents aud secretaries
among whom we're Daniel Mauler, Audrew Gun
nlagnam, DOM Il. Runcle Jonathan >. Burr, George
Rlc2rd. j. J. MCCORMICK, j. W, Flanerty and otaers
q equal wealth ana prominence.
M Murphy, a1on taxing iAe onAx. taAnksd the
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BARK REX Norl, Christensen. from Pensacola for En-
den, before reported et Nassau. Mp in distress sailed
for destination March Is, having completed repairs.
BRIc ARIEL tBr), French, from Wanna Portugal for
81 Johns, NJ put into Halifax March 81 aud reports
countered variable weather 10 Feb when got into
the ice Was within 100 miles Johns and remained
me ice, which very heavy aud thicklY packed,
until March 2 when bore TOR this port short OF fuel
and water, worn out and several OF them rost-
bitten ON sunday. March 1 SPOKE schr Magnet tcf
the ice.
Cur CHAs scAxaELL tBr smith at 81 John, NIB,
March p from baltimore, experienced heavy weather
on The passage, and carried away oretopmast
ScHR MARAcAtBo. which recently ashore Cape
Cod, sold East Boston on Wednesday for $3.50
BELFAST March 30--The ice Is fast breaking in Po-
nobscot Bay steamer katahdn Is coalng she hopes
broken rotten; il will all go out when tue bay
opens: blue water be seen from here IN both the
east aud west channels near turtle Head.
LoSDoS, April I-Ship city of Brooklyn HERMAN,
from san Francisco via PernamDuco Tor Liverpool
which put into Thomas Ia distress reported 10 have
sailed for destination
AMERICAS LLoYDs REGISTER AND TELEcRAPHc SIGNAL
CopK-supplemcnt for March published by Hartshorne
King h. received IL Is large, containing the
ports OF AS vessels large number OF which new
vessels, signal numbers attached. In addition 10
the n contains full report OF yachts 90 tons and
over beoneing TO ubs ia New YORK aud vcinily with
their signal letters; also the HERALD yacht signal
II Is expected that all the Yacht clubs will adopt
these new signals an As rapidly as possible all the
yachts in the United states viii be publ shed. with
their signal letters, The TelegraDhic signal Code Is
being rapidly adopted BY the merchant marine
SHiPEufLDtxG.-Mr WIN Rogers has in his shpyard nj
Bath. Ne ship 81 $50 tons, named 'bOnanzn" 70 b.
completed I'm Nav next for parties In California.
At Belfast hessrs Carter 90, commenced putting on
the " Capt Fords ship and work is being pushed
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL ?, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamer Andes CBr, Porter, Nassau Ac-Pim, Forwood
steamer CITY OF san Antonio, Pennington, Balu-
more--Oid Dominion Steamship Co.
ship Kate kehocK (Brl, Krogh, Liverpool-WiItams
sup star Of Albion tBrj Hughes London-RJ cortis.
narS nnsoer (Nor), Petersen, London-Funcn. Edye
a Co
BARK Anna (Sor) Gunnessen. Havre-retens, Book
mar BARI sHalsuna Gen, oesberg Bremen-Funeh. Edge
Bark Geaon Nor. Andersen. cronsadt-Punch, Edge
Co
BARK Reindeer. DecEer Dsmerara-H Trowbriage's
BARK Trait q Union Or. sallou, Port Prnce-R
Bars ! v HoIbrook. Mitchell Natanzas-Bre son
BARK Rhone HI Roberts Halifax. Ss-c W Bertaux.
Brig Kapiie Err, lie Buche, London-Punch, Edye
Brig Auguste Reimers Ger. LANCE. HamDurg-c To-
Brig Hin (Sor), Bake Arendal-C Tobias Co
Brig alien u tBrL Crane, - Johns, hF-heney Par
schr Marguerite tFp. Bensa, 81 Pierre, Mar.-H A
schr Frank " Emery. Falker, Cardenas-J II Win
sc6r Cassia Jameson, jameson, Caibarien-n V Hsy.
schr Eta barter, Barter. sasua Grande-Jas
schr Ala poane. Nickerson. Raracoa-BJ Weinberg.
Schr l. Bryan Lee, Cnaresion-Bentey Glider
schr Geo 4 Pierce Kelly saGem-o Robin.
1chr Elisha smiih, Baker. Providence Ferguson q
seSr we.erIoo. Myers, SorwaIk and Bridseport-De-
scnr Ida Palmer, Palmer. stamrora-stamiora hanu-
featuring Co.
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MATTSREs TO-DAY.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Tne Kellogg English Opera
Company will bid farewell to New York to-day in
Balie's ''Talisman,r in which the cnef strength OF
tie troupe VIII be cast.
LYCEUA THEATRE.-The sparkling, enjoyable
opera, la Joie Parfumeuse.u Will form the at
traction Al this beautiful theatre to-day. II is
worth while 10 see and hear Nile. Aimee in her
inimItaple Improvisation Of the title role.
STEISwAY AALL--For q decided novelty in
orchestral music, nothing can be spoken or with
more heartIness than the Gypsy Orchestra OF
Hungarans, VINO appear at tnis hall this alter
noon.
wALLAcE's.-Tne charming play OF the 'Ro-
nance OF a Poor Young Man." with It's elabora te
surroundings, brilliant cast and popular hero, Mr..
Montague, will De the feature az Walack's this
afternoon.
FIFTH AVENUE THE4TRE.-Mr Daily has made
such a pronounced success with the "Blg Be-
nanzan that 1t may be regarded As q hundred
nights' piece. It will be gwen az his dramatic
boudoir tnis afternoon.
BooTH's THEATRE.-Tne magnificent manner in
which "denry "" mas been produced at this mouse
has made It the attraction or this and several
other saturday afternoons.
GERMASIA THEArRE.-The last and best OF
Lecocq's lyric works, "Girone-Glrona,n which has
mad an unprecedented run in Mr. Eeuend DORIS
hth0 tneasksS Wal W pTesonscu - bhe nAALneu 70
day.
PARK THEATRE.-Hr. Prank Mayo will repeat MS
finished and artistic performance IN "Davy Crock
ettn 10 Mr.. Stuart's house at the matinee.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-A very agreeable variety
Dill - offered At tns house to-day.
BowERY THEATBE.-Jules yerne's LA Tour du
Monde" viii be given in English form here tbis
afternoon.
San Francisco MNsTRELs-Bircn. Nambold
and Backus viii illustrate this afternoon some or
their best specialties.
BRYANT's MNsTRELs.-Dan Bryant Will endeavor
70 explain TO-DAY, with the AID Of Dave Reed, the
relatons existing between "Snoo Ply" and the
questions or the day.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. oregon. March ls-sailed barks wetter-
sOh-sailod ship Lizzie iroop CIR, Corning, United
aEExANDRIA. April l-lrriyed, schr Mary Ellen.
saied-schrs vaughn, New York; " Hoover.
Passed up-schrs vapor and Theodore Dean. Tor
Below-schr z G Thomas, from -, aground IN
BO.T0N-Aprti ARRIVED, bark Jennie Barker,
Waite. Bstaya yia Banl5ewange.
sailed from the lsoads-Bark Weymouth, brig Mana
ld-Arrivci steamers Mcclellan Marsh, Baltimore
saxon snow Philadelphia PotLsvtle Wmnstt DO baTks
Thomas brgs Nellie Antrim Weshman Eio brands -
ss 80 pcanf,f = - Hr,e,.,, sn,,,t n. yarge5
Carrie = Woodbury.. from Nanabo PR Moore. Noell.
con. fuison Gaivsstou ilsrfv / Wilton aich. Mobile.
ship STAR Il aope Iliie Dgbla oaTs fremont Coz
nor ho-sn9 Linda s 9tsTsrE stinehaed srsnfmSS
orr off' 9siaaznsi oeo hatehel Kelly charles
VOC snu T,t ipieS M i5I'H ms t,sieati
Baltimore iielen usseli, Aeiisny Hoboken
nellie Paine and ia z freeman, from Virginia
sr 1seL e- " an 0seae
Baltimore, bg5s Jeunie eastman. johnson cape de
son Conory. Sew6urvpor; schrs silver spray, wasS
Siseiqesgs E fs5s9h p, i3sks lAha a,vo
Washing on nc VIA Bay View q PQmeEoy Bryant,
Fiannagan sess,cS, baltimore
5Aah AP5 ayes aD h mot SSr Sn
Randvig Liverpool 90! IS before rorryourn Lsn.
Pioneer, Belfast
cleared A Trudell, Barrett Fall River.
M-Arrived steamers VIM Lawrence, Howes. Boston
Nm kennedy. FOser Providence. Hatteras Swut,
New Yofk; Martha stevens Chance. do; Richard VIII
nnE Her, rhiiade phia, barks ConQnista'ore QtaD,
auro, Liverpool; sled Nor frodericESen. Limerick
Minerva dab. Basso London Jerry Martin Luther
(Nor olsen Breinen ian fero dtaD. Brunette; Glou-
ceser, Eng br Is Dana Nor, Hansen, LIyerpooi Car.
re Bertha Hall MstanLas; scnrs Addie Bird, Faes,
Humacos, PR Charles { Elmer, Corson, Boston, Mag.
gle Cnnd WICK. Norris Providence; khoda Holmes
Burr New iorxi Major " X Lsntin shoe. Philsdel-
pna,
Bel0w-Barks schelde (Norl. Baarsand from Liver
pool treya tNor. Blaauw. from Bergen
Cleared teainers CalysFt, Foley. Charestont sara
sossa, uooper sgyanp9h. Lucille. Begneu, winning
ton. SO; george elder, Reed. New YORK OctNfora,
l,syuold- DO; Win Whddeu, tlggcns Philadelphia
bars Napdrd thOFD larsen, Cork Penartn Roads
brig Sl!A- Martin. BfOWn, DemGrlra schrs u hoyt
Crane. Jew deyeni twilight Robinson, PROVIDENCE
John y FaiKe Haey, Boston -
sailed Barks Breda DIX NOR, Delfasii village Belle
tBr Londgnderrys k1a Carter, HaSanA schrs
CmrSeRaA
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ARRIVALS.
RRPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHuRSToSE TELEGRAPH LINZ.

HRRALD wHnEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
steamer dido lBrl, jenkins IIall Marcn 2 via south
20 miles of sandy Hook. tassed steamer yirago (Br
steamer Necxar Ger. De Limon. Bremen, March 20
va sguthamp9 ss With I9dss and ~ passengers 70
Alliance or trom 9reenoss FOR Matanzas. 2Sth a, -
il n bound " same day. lat IS S. oh = o. passed
he'd star Line steamer steering SO. LAT q y lon s.
day passed large ecde ds sist at lon ~ passed an
Allan Line steamer bound =; the arrived az AMY
steamer Iiesali'or, Jones, wlmiugton Nc. = hourA
steamer hlchfuond k-lly baltimore. vita mdse aud
days win sat % carver 4 barnes i anchored IN
-hlp imgera 'of Bostoai, crosby Dublin a days. IN
Bars Contest tof Melbourne). HINES Hozo nov is,
with mdse ~ Mdlletgn 60 vessel y renderGaI Bros
eros,el ne Equator March ~ u lon 81 bad sht winds
lark feiicy secondo ItaD. Peire Gloucester g days.
Bsr1 q Tyler Tyier, Lisbon 81 days with vine ADD
salt @ Drekel, Moran ~ Vessel . sqnLes srss
WITH iruit an4 J passenger y Lawrence, Giles 20.
Bars Baucne low II Portland. chase, Buenos
Avre. Fey WIN wood and h.des = ORDER vessel 70
y"risbie as Nare - at q 10 5n Il y spsss Sris
Eita Wnttamore from sagua FOR New iorG
Bark liza ouitm of haiiaxl. 0,bIpen, aqua Y
Co mas days y Hatteras wlth strong and Ne
sark Caroline of saIcomDe,, Tannick. Baltimore
Brig nora swe, ilansen. RIO Grande S. days with
hide, = oeirichs %. crossad tho EguaSor March
srig ellen ) os Picfou). sutherand NayayDcz Pr,
10 With sussr - Vnatayia Co. vessel 70
Bris Harry yirden of Phllndephial Collins satan-
senr Inner evens FsapeG y lays With na
hO&ant and iastit ~ HsbhMl pro- nad hsNty weather
hurricane from The eastward lasting ~ hours; prl
vessel a0oat iect oGt Of water ia lie u vcsss
gong am comma irom ne sputhward
r. renueil NAcHlts4 fnompson, Point
r!Ie, Quad ledays with sugar r u 4 Na'Aoie son;
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Provincetown March 30 schr Mary Sim.
mons Ricn Atlantic ocean land arrived ~ Vineyard
Haven 3lsu.
BARK Jreh Perry New Bedford Isl inst, from flo-
nouu reports arrived on River Plata Jan aud eruised
SIX the following vessels Jan IL barks
Sea Ranger Cornell. r. nothing since leaving western
Islands. Andrew Hicks Rowland, Westport. lis hbis
sperm since leaving do; I'D. Cicero. Penniman, New
bedford nothing do. FEB 5th. bark Perry. Basses
Edgart0wn. 80 bhs sperm 9th, Clarice. Narchant DO
nothing do 7th. Com Morris Winslew X. nutntng TO-
do and Captain Winsiow reported The Draco, smell DO
100 bbls few Gays previous
A letter from apt Borden. q bark Pacific, q II,
bols o leaving Fayal In October-l450 bbs sp
oil all told.
letter from Capt wnsow Of ship Com Morris. or
NIB. reports ner Jan on River Plata ground having
taken i5O bbis oil since leaving Western Islands
A letter from the hrst officer Of barS Ohio OF g. re-
ports her % River gaa Jan having taken 100 bbs
oil since leaving FayaL Would be at home In July.
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Shin Nindora Eray, from Boston Jan for Manila
FEB 3, lat y. Ion 10 w.
sniu CAllsGa Htws (Br1, Leavtt from Pensacola for
Liverpool March q. Int - n. ION 70 80
ship mos ~oue. Driukwater, Enderhury Island for
Europe Marcn s lat Il y. Ion - sow
ship 3orrnEt9n tBrl. ram ---- for Savannah o.
March q. 81 the start
american ship JaLsi, bound south Jan - iats 10 s,
~ W.
FEB IL. lat "a y. lon 40 y W.
Hrg Edith. from philadelphia Tor Portland, leaky
BRIG shannon from Matanzas for Boston. March 81. OF
Bafuegat
schr reassr. Of Freeport rom New York for Mara
caiDo. harch - lat ~ - lon s. III
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP April i-sailed, bark Arizona, conant Halt
fax ana stJohn SB.
ALsoA BAY cGH-saiIsd. bark Edith Mary tBr). Marin
Boston
BsIsroL April I-saiied, bark Architect, Dudriige
Charleston
CRooKA4vgs, April Ion, bark = shun (Bf, kdmond-
500 from Mobile tor Liverpool
DEAL April zSaile1, steamer othelo CBrl Langlands
from Hum, New YORK.
pvsesxrss no. peap. April l-oa bark Wsntwerin
dea. aobhana, kum oA1vasaen God 1rsmsM
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NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS,

Merchants, shipping agents ana ship captains are
informed hat by teiegraphing 70 the HKEALD London
Bureau 70 10 Fleet street, the arrivals and depart
ures rom European ports anc other ports abroad %
American ana all foreign vessels trading with th-
United States The will cabled this country
free Of charge and pubisneL
Persons DESTROYS communicating with vessels arriv
ing New YORK can addressing such vessels
care Of HERALD news yachts. pier No East River New
YORK Letters received rom all parts OF the world AID
promptly delivered Duplicates required
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The entertainment OF Mr.. Edward ClayDurgh.
which was 70 De gwen tomorrow afternoon az
Robinson Hall, Is postponed until Monday, In obc-
dlence 70 the sunday law.
There viii be . grand benefit performance this
evening az the Academy or Music IN aid or the
fund 10 send the American rinemen TO ireland on
the occasion ofihe INTERNATIONAL ride match next
June. 'otnenon Will be presented for the occasion
win the iOllow wing cast,-Duke 81 Venice, MIR. Il.
Charles Gilman; BraDanuo, Mr.. p. .. Caulter;
Gratiano Mr.. g. r. Haynes; Lodoyico, Mr.. Joseph
Bird Othelo. Mr. JOIN II. Bird; Cassie. Mi. John
Long; Rodrigo, Mr.. Joseph Byrnes; lsgo, Mr.
Thomas r. CLARK; Montana, Mr.. Joseph Bird; An
tonic, Mr. I. Z. stiles; Desdemona Miss May
Nunez; Emena, Miss Corinne.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The boiler OF the steamer Idaho, Inst OF Barnegat
Inlet l. In very dangerous position II has already
sunk q schooner and q s.oOp
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SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Banks Rineman CBr), for sydney and Melbourne;
rier Dove (Br Matanzas; schr Warren, st Thomas,
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PRoyIDEScE r. l.. April 2 1875
Printing cloths unchanged.
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BREWERY, EIGmrEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AvESUES,
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MARRIED.

BoNIFAY-COLLINS-Att the Cathedral Mobile
on Wednesday evening January %, 1875, by the Rev
j. keeler Benite NJ. Bombay. of Pensacola to Faus
tina G. Collins, of Mobile.
GODFREY DAWSON On Wednesday evening
January 81 ie75 at St. Theresas Church. by the Rev.
Father Moy nihan, Mr. Jos Godfrey to Miss Kate Daw.
son, both Of this city. No cards.
CLAVERIE - CLAUDET-At Lockport La, on
Tuesday January l2, 1875 at the residence of the
brides parents. by the Rev. Father p. NJ F. Letilly
Miss Blanche z. Ciaudet of St. James La, to J. Cla-
vere, Jr., OF New Orleans. No cards.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-07

q many admirers of the N. Y. Irish World
u CITY, were no doubt pleased to see an
aFial on the White League in its last issues
tenor OF the article, rs well as the high
lsn which Mr.. Ford entertains for tho PEG =.
New Orleans, may be inferred from the
a Ave opening sentences of the article,
We~ here copy:
eneral Grant violated the Constitution.
fe League Of Louisiana afforded him
ilent pretext for 80 doing. OF course.
eat cannot be cited az Granite iMstifca,
My knave will take advantage of a
But et the Same time only ropues or
ms Will offer pretexfs. OF these two
e consider the White League 60 be