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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-10

JONES, OF JONES COUNTY,


My ,,a" Ai w. W. w. u, Ii aud ,,one,
nnJLs IIvsj I,ra,,,' ,,y'cb Ly ,siiing of loans,
Al S XII - 49, ,t ,Ein and homes,
All his 49, a. III bread E0pes,
III H. !, ~, ~ ,Ians,rI acre, Df land.
"@' "''
anIa l, n'S "tl INV rh",n Iii red hill, and
"' '"u'u u'"' "u "4''
s.pJ,I II, Inn vrllnvI,h cottln
N ~ - H. IrS,, Wer,, Tnttrn
Al IL, I'LL 1h,fom he ind Thai WINS lnnrhtrn
And he couldn't set LIVING iE'm tue IaHd'
A,d,h, I,,,o, ~, .,rnr, tho madden hegOt.
Al ba ~, ga v,,ILrI "a The stable lot,
I'll ~ III q, I1m IN CONG there and hitch,
e. w ",',t,t,tr .,n"TLcrr where ihC land wa,
''' rIeh
And IN Sni, r,Islnp corkbur, and th,tlrs and -lCh
And wasting ''''i ""'' ." "''''" 'A"''
" him nnl Tom they hItchrl IN their mules,
prh,".tiny mai iolks VeIc mighty big fools,
ria, nj st,y in Georgia their lifetime out
Ia, .c,,,,rIing n iiyiny when all Of them moupbi
III, ,,I,res In T,.xas where cott0n would sprOut
ny tue Time you '"u'u P'"h' " III 'nc '"'u'
AMI be ,lroyo Ia a house where n man named
brown
Wa, lIyinJ. moi far from the el,, Of town.
And he LInirrrJ BruVn for IA INV hl,plarr
And slll ihnt ,rrInp that money was ,fl'cr.
And S.oinI ms shoriiIs wero hard to iace
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June Q.-I'lour-Dull but I'M
changed. Wheat - Demand active ant
prices advanced and strong; No. sprinl
81 90; no. . fresh QGAc REGULAR 06lic spot
072{c seller July; 00Ic; seller August; No
,, Q2lsO93c: rejected 81 20. Cnrn-Dcm0nC
active and prices advanced; No. . mixed
G75sc spot or seller June; Go9,c bid scllcl
July; 7274n79l!c seller August; rejected
Gjc. Oats-Dnll No. ., Gl'.c spot; jSc sci
Ter July; i2Hai2Ac seller August rejected
jjc. lIyC-Quict at 9Sc lhrlcy-Dull and
unsettled; no. ., 81 20 spot; 81 U3al OBJ.
seller September Professionally and III
moderate demand; $40 30 spot; $40 b seller
July; $40 SOal0 s. seller August Lard
Steady nnd in moderate dcmNnd at $l3 u
spot; $l3 Is seller July; sl3 seller
August. Bulk Mcats-Drmund fair and
market firm. Whisky-Dcmanh fair aud
market firm at 81 II.
aOn call BOard Wheat was active, strOr 4
and higher 0GAc June; 0Sisc Aily. Corn
firm and higher G03sC July. Oats firm At
GlNc June; jSlSc July. Fork mud Lard
dull aud unchanged,
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IIALTlMORE, June g.-Flour-Q Quiet and
unchanged. whcnt-Qnict; 40. western
amber 81 81; No. . do. 81 3i mixed do.
81 30; No. western red 81 80; No. do.
81 30; Pennsylvania red 81 3ial %. Corn
Quiet and unchanged. Oais-QniCt md
unchanged. Ryc-Dull ut 81 iOaI l2. llny
Quiet but firm; Pennsylvania and Mary.
land 81 0Oa2i co. l'rOvisiOns-Dull nn.I
heavy. lOrk-Dull; nOminaly $2l OOl
q 90. hulk Mcnts-NOminal; shoulders
s9ic; clcar rib li3GaiiAc, loose. lIacOn--
Dull; shoulders O4nVAr; clear rib ig1i0
l3c iINms 90 lAaiii5c Lari-Dull md
nominal; refined i6nljHc. Buttcr-firm
and active; western grass 2Oa2ic rctru
lCum-NOnlinal crude CaGAc; refined iJo
i3Hc Coilcc--t'irm; cargoeS iGaiSAr
jObbing lGiIal0iIc. Whisky-NOminally
1921,
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Terrible Accident Oi II Lake
vessel.

EAST SAGINAW, MIClt, June AT
halt.past . o'clock this morning terrible
accident occurred on board the propeller
Emma l.. Thompson, bound for Buffalo
with cargo Of lumber and shinglcs,--N
new boat on her first trip. In going down
the river shc got out Of the channel aud
grounded near the CarrOlliOn cut. The
tug Asa Ransom came along and was
taking line from the propeller To pull
her oil, when the bridge wall flew Off tho
boiler Of the propeller, fatally scalding
tho frat and second engineers, Charles
Farmer and Nelson Lockwood Charles
Logan, ship carpenter, and a, y. Osborne,
cook, were also scndcd aomc, Logan being
blown into the river. The two engineers
were taken to ST. Mnry's Hospital In this
city, aud, although alive, It Is considered
impossible for them to survive until
morning, na they are scal,lcd In terrible
manner. Farmer il n single man, and
Lock wood has wife and child. Both re-.
side in Saginaw City. The explosion did
moi materially damage tho propeller.
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AIIegheny CattIe.

EAST LIBERTY, June g.-CATTLE-Re
ceipts to-day LAG head, and for two day,
past 2,l25 head The arrivals to-day were
10 ears Of through stock and Il ears tor
yard sales. Business has been good at good
prices, though no advance on Yesterdays
prices, Prime to extra S7a7 80; medium to
good So gjaG 81 common to lair s. jOa
6l2i!; light to heavy stockers 81 75aj %;
bulls scarce at Siaj 10.
IoGs-Receipts to-day 900 head, and
for two days past 1885 head. Workers s. 10
NJ 30; Philadelphia s. 5Oa7 6j.
SHEEP-Reccipts to-day $500 head, and
for two days past 1900 head, Selling at
81 jOlj 80,
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GOvERSMENTS-Firin.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm.

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SToCEs-opened strong anu prices ad
ySnced from q to Ia. At the second cal
the market was weak AT the close the
market was hrln anu recovered some OF TIC
afternoon decline Lake Shore rallied from
6l2s to V!'f' Inc activity and huctuation,
IN TINS stock during the day were caused
chiefly by alternate favorable and unlavor
able reports about the end OF the railroad
war Union Pacific recovered from 60 to
20, and closed at G9!s' Pacific Mail rallied
from SIX to 3!&. Western Union rose
from AZ to 1919 Early in the day this
stock sold up to 10 on the declaration of n
quarterly dividend OF ?per cent and the
statement that the earnings for the year
were $O,5Sl,OOO gross, and S3,l54,OOO net,
and also that there was u surplus of
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T'0iCtiO.

TOLEDO, June O.-t'lour-Quict and un
changed. Whcnt-in2c better, closing dull
No. white Michigan, spot, ~ 2als seller
seller July 81 90 cXlrn do. 81 2iH; amber
Michigan, spot, 81 23lfi sCllOr June 81 23A
seller July Al 20; seller August 81 26lG
No rcd $i2iH. Corn-Dull md lower
high mixed, spot, 74c; seller July 76lSc
seller Aunst 701fC; low mixed 7llfc. Dat
Closing dull rejected 60ci No. white
CSC,
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IlncinnntI.

CrSclSSArI, June 0.-i'lOur Dull fam
ily$j 3Oai 81. COtton-D Dull ut ljc. Wheat
-Dull nj 81 ISM %. Corn Steady Mt 72a
$50. Oas-Stcndy nj GOnGsc. Rye ul
ut 81 OSal 10. Bnrlcy-Dull and nominal
Unchanged. Eggs-fim at IT, 90
lluttcr and Demand fair aud mar
kct firm. Pork -- Dull md nominal nj
$50 OO. .nrd-Dull; summer sold ut lg7aE
winter steam held Mt l3l5c. Hulk Meats
Dnll; shoulders SIC; clcnr rib sides llic
clear illinliS4c. Ilocon-Dull md IN
changed. Whisky--DCmand fair md mnr
kCt firm nj 81 TO-
lIOds--slCndy md in moderate demand
md unchanged.
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PHILADELPHIA, June s.-l'lour-ln bet
Ter request; Iowa, Wisconsin aud Minnesota
$jn5 10; high grades 50 7ja7 IL. Wheat
Red 81 3ini 20; amber 81 33al 81, choict
white 81 10. lIyC-Si IL. COrn-ln better
request; yellow SliGaslc; western mixed $50
s3Lc 0Ots-Activc; white 7ln73c; mixed
Gga7Oc. Provisions - Dull Mess Pork -
$50 30. lNrd-l3Kniiisc. Whisky-llcld
ut 81 ". pclrOlCum-EuVy; i21ial2i4c fOi
refined 0Ic for crude. Clover SCed-$i2
choice western timothy Nni IlnSaccd I'm
changed. lIuttCr- Steady; New York and
Bradford county extraS soc; tlo iirsts 23a2ic
western sytraS 2ln95ci do hrSts l7al9crolls
extras gOa2gc. ChcCsc--Firm; western flint
9iIniOlIc. EggS-firm western fresh i9t
lOr
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WnEEiiSG, June O.-'rhc following are
the arrivals Of stock nj the Christmnn
House yards the past week. md the prices
paid for the same:
ilOGs Arrivals during the week, "a
head, sold at 80 OOa7 90 per cwt,
CArrLE-Arrivals during the week. 90
head sold Mt 81 OOoG 90 per cwi.
CALvE9-ArrivalS during the week, GO
head sold at 81 OOnOOO per heal.
COWS Arrivals during the week, IL
head; sold at sgOaiO per head.
LAMn5 Arrivals during the week, IL
head; sold nj joGc per pound.
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vr,,r,,s ~ rur N,vt.rrrytu Cpvrt,.
wv" W., ;" , ,"m ~ i".,;"o Lnn,or
M;-Nha' u picture VI J"st,'v' "u'""''
and divine, does the tate oil all 'nese men
present, to-day! Tweed, gray and broken,
wears ont his heart behind the bars Of
the pcnitentiary, struggling vainly for n
roIon.o which viii ntoboblv never rome
,1 i' !, o,,,io, ,.i,i, ,,nnu, Gwoonoy = anI
!I'' II 'o.I'eS WIN " ,, '".' .,; 'V''
Itary exile III Tue Iehc'' c"Pi'"'' S"uh'
tho face Of those whom he may never
more call his COuntrymGn, and awaits IL
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sourn BEsp, June g. 1.-The rapnl ENJOYS
were received hero to-day with band Of
music and nm escort from Notrc Dame,
to which they were conveyed, and where
they are now staying. The authorities
there consider the honor conferred by
their visit a great ono,
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In lGiG they made law IN MasSachuI
sets that II any one cohlelllptllousIS
behaved toward ye word preached, or,ytt
messengers theircoi',,-FOr yc IlrSt scandal
to he convicted and rGprovcd openly bS
ye magistrate al some lecture ana pound
to good behaviour ana Il a second lim'
they break i9rlIl into ye IKE cohtempHG!e
carriage either to pay 70 mo !e PnDII'
treasury or to stand two hours openly
upon n block o. wood ionr iSet liish, on q
lecture day with n paper al'IScn on theli
heart, with TINS, A Wan1on Hospeler
written IN capital letters; that others may
fear and be ashamed oil breaking out int
ye like wlckcdhesS."
In 1917 the general court ordered that
n cage be set up in the market place II
Boston, ana III Smch o'her Town as lIi Ti
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

EEw YORK, June 9.-MoSEY-Easy at
2j4a3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
3l4aj per cent
STERLING ExCHANGE-Steady at Si.S7
for 60 days and $3.50 for sight
GOLD-Opened at ll6's, advanced to III,
and closed at llGI5, Carrying rates lal} :!
per cent; for borrowing 2per cent and flat,
Treasury disbursements $4,000. Clear
ings S?6,OOO,00O. Specie engagements for
tomorrow so far, SI,0OO,000 Customs re.
ceipts $4,000.
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The Eruption In Iceland.

Mr.. Eirikr Magnussons writes to the
London Times from Cambridge: "ThC
accounts Just received by the last mail
from Iceland assume far more serious
aspect than the first news would have led
one to anticipate. A resident in Bardar.
dial, valley at n short distance west OF
the locality OF the eruption, writes
What fearful times We have bad Of il
north here this Winter First We were
visited by earthquakes, which, in some
places, terminated all but fatally, and
then came the eruption, with It's conCom-
liant dust-gloom and fall Of ashes, The
DyngjutioIl are necessarily vomiting fire;
every day we watch the smoke column
rising to an apparently unmeNsured
height in the air. The eruption Is spread.
ing steadily over the wilderness, and it
may BIO said that the whole region Of the
Myratn Mountains is one blazing fire.
1t appears that westerly winds have been
chiefly prevalent and have borne the ashes
over tho East Firths. covering u very
large area, including the country sides OF
JokuldaI, Fell, FljOtsdal, Eydathingha,
Vellir, Skriddal RG,ydarfjord, Nordijord,
Mjoifjord, and Seydisfjord, and many
more no doubt, although reliable news
does not, rs yet, reach further. On March
90 the fall Of the ashes was so excessive
that it covered the eastern country sides,
Jokuldal especially, with coat six inch.
es at its thickGst and all that day, al.
though it was bright and sunny, the peo.
pie spent in absolute pitch darkness.
Fountains and rivulets were damned by
the ashes, and every mountain stream,
always OF a crystalline purity in Eastern
Iceland, where there are neither glaciers
nor morainc, ran dark and muddy between
banks covered with drifts Of ashes. The
farmers have fled out OF the ash.covcred
country sides with their cattle in quest Of
pastures not yet destroyed by the scoriG
but with what chance Of saving their live
stock does not appear TO all appearance,
the present eruption seems likely to be.
come a calamitous event for Iceland
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PlrrsBuRdn, June 0. -- Wheat - Tn.
changed. Corn-ENr 76a77c; shCllCh IN
SOC, FREQ in elevator. Petroleum Dull;
crude ~ 40 nj PArkCr'S; refined l2Nnl2jSc,
Philadelphia delivery.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Nos, Il IS and 20 run Daily. No No. % Daily,
GGcrpl sunday
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No. /, No. %, No. o, No, 4

Nos. !, Q, and 10 run daily to aud from CinCln.
natl. All other traInG Daily, except Sunday.
COLUMBUS AND INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
suN AND MOON
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. y, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Abyssinia (Br Murphy, Liverpool via Queens
tou'n-C Fraucklyn.
Steamer Georgia, crowell Chareston-J W Quntard 4
Co
steamer Hasteras Hallett Norfok-od Dominion Steam
ship Co.
steamer z Biddle Pierce Philadelphia-Jas Hand
Bark Option fBr, Gauntlet. London-4eo Bulley
Bark Lizzie Wright tBr, Wright, London-Heney Par
ker.
Bark osanna dtaD, GarguiIo. Gloucester, E-,John
Back Ferda or, christiansen Cork for ordcrs-Funch
Bark Hans Tode (Nor) Josephsen Wanna (PortugaD-c
Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Carrie L Tyler Tyler, Gcnoa-squire Bros
Bark Hope Nor), Stoesen Genoa-Benham Boy esen
Bark Eliza Barss (Br), Vesey, Hamilton Bernuda)-A
Brig sara Dutch, Kruper corf-Funch, Edve 4 Co
Brig Charles Hoard (Br, Messenger 81 Johns, PR
Brig Lazy Mary Br, Rex st Johns NF-A Z outer.
Brig WIN Dobson tBr Buck, Dorehester, Mp Nevlus
Brig Addie Hale. Sheppard, Portland-J Winchester
schr Theresa McQunn, Para--G Amsiuck A CO.
Schr Maud Brl, Rogers, Pont-a-Ptre, Guad-J II Win
chester * Co
seir MoIlie, Atheron Cape Haytien--R Murray. Jr
Schr latte smith, Lee, Harbor Island. Bah--B Wen.
berg
Schr Henry Grant, Harrison, Indianola-Tupper A
schr susan. Davis, Key wes, and Psnsacols-Bennor
schr " Russell Rankin jacksonville Bentley Glider
schr Mary II land. Hand Wilmington Nc-souire Bros.
schr Aradne. Webber south Amboy-J a Winchester b
Co
schr Goodwin, Williams. stamford-stamford Manufac
turing Co
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nrusrcA1 AND DnAnAr1c NOTES.

Edwin Booth will play Pescara in "The Apostate to-
night the Fifth Avenue Theatre II is one Of his
most forcble personatons
Mrs Crabtreo the mother OF Lotta is very i'll at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Llnthicum Lotta who
acting in Chicago teegraphed for and is now
her way to this city.
This afternoon at Booths Theatre the Benevolent and
Protective Order Of Elks VIII receive its eighth annual
benefit Upon the OF this society not
sary dwell Il has helped the widow and the father
less soothed the Of the dying relieved suffering
and done honor the profession it has long and faith
fully served All who know the theatre know its value
Tho demands upon II during the last year have greatly
diminished ts funds and its treasury should be well
plenished by this benefit The performance will be
varied and entertaining and all the places of
in he city viii be represented by Of the most
popular artists The curtain viii half past one
NJ.
The complimentary benefit to Mr. P. S Gilmore to be
given this evening at his Concert Garden, is important
only recognition Of his brilliant services to tho
musical public tins summer and fall but an event
remarkable in its own attractions Mr.. Gilmore gave
performances which novel and which supplied a
want tina: felt. The music be provided popu-
lar, and tho other attractions Of the garden
merous 1t was place wander in under the bright
lights and by the cool fountains; place in which to
see everybody, and in which the formates Of an
ordinary concert room theatre were replaced by a
delightful Of freedom Mr.. Gilmore deserves
acknowledgment for grvng our public such pleasing
entertainment but he does not depend upon his merits
alone in the concert this evening The programme
presents three entirely new compositions, writ
ten for the Boston Jubilee, but
performed. These national anthem,
written by Sir Julius Benedict Randegger's
'Let all Things Praise the Lord" and Sir Roger P.
stuart's '1reland's Greeting TO America" There will
also be piano performance by Mr. Gustav satter sing
ing by Miss Thursby and a sensational production OF
'eThe Anvil Chorus"
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Our thanks rendered the purser Of the City
Of New York and City of Dallas for favors.
don LEo G pane 1r s New % roTa & ucF IN the mnd
be 4 critical condition Her passengers taken back
70 the city in tug
STEAMER GEN WERDER 5000 tons register $50 nominal
horse power bud, on The CLYDE BY Card Co in 1874 has
Steam Navigation Co Rngsh) for 100000 markH-
sP ELponADo gr at caliao Sept p from Liverpool,
fore reported abandoned There was bark near her Il
the time, but Il known whether she had OF
signs OF life on board the ship.
SNIP MISSOURI from Matanzas for Charleston Cbefore re-
Matansas She has become wreck
BARKs NAPOLEON and ATLANTIC before reported col
thai the collision occurred Aug ~ cansng consderabe
damage 20 both Of them and rendering aban
pairs The Napoleon reported with l30 bbls OIL and the
BARK CONQUEST, Small. from Hong Kong at San Fran
,!scq oc. Is encountered s hur,sans Aug q l., 20 lon
lower opsa miEscn staysan and shifted cargo port
scHR LEoNKssA tof Rockland, Achorn the in
before rsported % She put into RoeRsnd Oct S ss loss
Of bboom head gear ctwator and covering board started
The Leoncssa will repair at Rockland.
scHR vAEDALA Of Bristol, Me. loaded with herring,
ashore the rocks OF Owls Head saturday night last and
Is o total wreck.
scHR NAYIo from Boston Philadelphia before re
and In good order.
sem AURA from Janeiro Gaspe oeforo reported
Busy which vessel picked her d Flat Island The
ASs s IN SsseN s sseS rom sr, shs osr Hancock
scHR B SMALL from shulee for New York. put into
Machiasport 18th inst baking
collins and three seamen, Of the brig Helen
steamer City OF Dallas. from Nassau
Bosros Oct 27-schr Joseph Huddel from Alexandria
reports night In collision with sch Bertha
outward bound and lost jib boom The souder had
boom carried away
Schr Caleb Eaton for Hay at anchor in the Roads
her Hb boom In a gale last night
GLOUCESTER Mass Oct 27-Durng the storm last night
Of the East collision the
shcr Hammond The schooneris main rigging carried
away and she otherwise damaged
HALIFAX Oct 27-The Carroll her passage To
Port Hawkestary yesterday morning. passed dism
brig making for Halifax.
PORTLAND, Me, Oct 27-Schr Willie Martin for New
York lumber loaded went ashore Cushngs Island during
night lost her rudder and had bottom She
of andgwas towed in this morning. she full Of water
leaks badly and will probably discharge for repairs.
Providence Oct PA Stonington report says that
a boat dark red color with white windows
In the stern sank Oft Cornheld Point today
Two in the boat unknown schooner went
down about the same time
LAUvcnEDAt Kennebunkport 2st, by deorge Christen-
a clipper fishing schr OF about Al tons built Capt
Daniel q Hutrhns, u IIutehins and Henry Hutchns
and will be used by them in the fishing business from Cape
rorpoise Harbor
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MORRISSEY MEETINGS.

large meeting OF the people of the Fourth
held Last night at the OF Roosevelt and Batavia
streets for the purpose Of ratfying the nomination Of
Hon. John Morrissey and the other candidates Of the
antTammany party. The assembiage was mostly COM
posed OF workngmen, who loud in their applause
or every sentiment uttered by the several speakers
The platform from which the speakers spoke was GER
tauly democratic enough, being simply an ordinary
truck with few Chinese lanterns and
banners hung from the rungs Tho appearance
cason OF three hearty cheers from the throas Of the
thousands Of nardy who we're present. As soon
be commenced his address every voice was hushed
and his remarks listened 10 with almost breathess
attention, except when be made good point. As he
frequently did Then ne interrupted with cheers
from the crowd AS he concluded his speech he
again treated 10 three times three cheers and
corted to his carriage by large majority OF the meet
ing. Among the other speakers Messrs. Bryan
Reilly, j. T. Gill; Dennis Burns and other well known
digtrtc iaada
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ness and freedom both in expression and oehneAl9s
that have seldom seen exceed Ihere ars Ivy Nv ~
men on our stage who his superior IN parts q tns
kind and for righteousness his humor almost compass
with that Mr. John Brougham IN his best Gays Da1
the feature or the performance last night was the au
ing of NJ Dalbert Thooran Never before was there
a charming doctor and the actor VINO taxes w
part after him. especially in English version y tae
play viii be compelled 10 measure his art WIN that -
master His expressive features, bis graceiu % uoNe-
ments and easy carriage and his animated out simple
and unaffected gestures united with voice moduAeed
70 every he uttered al helped 70 max ~
performance Around and perfect as star Ee
is 50 complete in all that he does as no. 70 seem
act to be the part This y me hShees praise that
on ~ bestowed on any actor and NJ Dabert certainly
deserves the highest commendation The play is worth
seeing II only for his exquisite arr ana the company ~
A lesser degree exhibited the qualities which
make his acting 50 delightful There was nothing con
strained or unnatural ia the ableanK and the artists
succeeded Ia doing what Is seldom done the Eng
lish and American stage-they walked and talked like
real men and women who meant what they were dong
rather than Stimulating IT, The piece well set and
the of the furniture anu properties in
keeping With the simplicity and naturalness OF the act
m
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been reported arrived leh) Meridian Ger HohorS Phil
adelphia
saIed Goth, bark Cermana coer, Culver Philadelphia
coprSHAGEs, Oct 24-saled, bark Lmma IAschheld
Hayden, Bristol r.
CoNsrAsriSoPLR oct l5-Arrived bark Henry knight,
Ames New Haven Cbefore reported without datel
cAprz Oct Ie-Arived, brig Manuel cp), Ponts, Tew
York
BxrrEn Oct ae-Arrived brig Arctic cBD, REinton, New
York
GABooS, Ang s-Arved, bark Thos Pope, Alexander.
New York
HAMBURG. Oct 2s-Arrved, barks Tulsko CGe Won Thu
ien' Philadelphia; Hermann Gen, Hack San Francisco
via Rio Janero.
HKLvoKr, Oct 26-sailed bark r II Purinaton Crosiey
New York
HAvRn Oct 2s-safled. ship Atlas or), Larsen United
States; bark John johnson CBr), Hans do
LIVERPOOL, Oct 27-Arriyed, bark Crosby Cr) lib
bert New York
Sailed 26th. steamer Parana, waring Boston schr
Downer Thompson. United States.
LONDON, Oct 27-Arriyed schr Newman Grifn.
Boston
Cleared Goth, barks Manga NoD zachariassen, North
America; Preciosa CSor) Jacobsen, United States.
MoyLLE, Oct 27-Anived steamer California (Br), :,
ovenstone, New York for Glasgow land procecded)
MALAGA, Oct 2e-sailed Italia CBr), crdg, New
/ York.
NEwroRr Oct 27-saled bark Philip Fitzpatrick Phe-
| Ian Melbourne.
oUEENsrowN Oct 27 80 PM-Arrived steamer City Of
| New York QBr), Lochead New YORK for Liverpool
| SOUTHAMPTON Oct ~, 1AM-Arrived. steamer Donau
Ger, Bussns, New York for Bremen Cand proceeded)
| Sailed 26th, bark Providence (Br), Coalaect, United
| States.
srETrN. Oct 25-Arrived. bark svenhd Cyor just New
| York.
WATERFORD Oct 2e-saIled bark Viking CBr). Rysrson,
United States.
WEST HARrLErooL, Oct 2e-saed, bark Eliza Mulligan
| ur Mitchell United States
Sailed from -, bark Nordstjcrnen Nor, for United
StateA
LONDON Oct 27-Bark @ Tucker from Cronstadt for
New York. which put into Esinore repair damages
i also leaky.