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THE Bangor Whig vouches for the follow
ing: ga correspondent in an adjacent
county sends us a verbatim copy of the re-
turn forwarded to Gen. Roberts and Adju-
tant Emery by an old Democrat Of the place
who evidently is not favorably impressed
with the out look. The voters in lis bailiwick
don't seem inclined to 'serry' for Roberts and
Emery "worth a cent" This is the docu-
ment verbatim:
Messrs. Roberts and Others:
This town is changing for the whg party.
men now talk auful strong for copnor. Roberts
name stands bad here as a man one not for
many votes.
He surely will not win this election. we don't t
think it best here to really push this canvass
ing business too far it only sets them all to
working. Any poor fool here can but see that
this effort is certainly poor joke return here
With the blank as you desired.
Respectfully SC.
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THE argus is at loss to know why Re-
publican journals devote SO much space to
the Ohio campaign. No one who has read
the Democratic platform is at a loss to
know why the Argus devotes SO little.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
The first matinee of Coaster will be given at Wal
lacks to-day
Miss Clara Morris will succeed Mr.. Booth at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre on the I'D inst
Rstori Janauschek both in Australia playing
tragedy the Antpodeans The high prices OF admis
sion TO the Italian performances have interfered with
their financial success Nine. Janauschek plays most
OF Ristor's characters in English
The Saturday Reoiep, in reference to Byron's
'Marred in Haste, satircay observes that ''smok
ing often supplies the want OF conversation and II is
perhaps on this account that modern dramatIzcrs
often bring it on the stage" II adds correctly, that
drinking and smoking have become so common the
stage tina. comedy without these adjuncts would be
real novelty.
According to the London Era ''thc musical public Of
New York does not always appreciate classical music
and the lne scenas Mle Ttiens sang from Der Frcis
chltz and Euryanthe with less favor than lighter
and more catching airs" Our contemporary is not
correctly informed The musical public Of New York
does appreciate classical music the support gwen TO
Theodore Thomas, the Philharmonic Society, &C. is
alone sufficient to prove. Two thousand people
attended the public rehearsal of Llszt's "Qanten
symphony, and the Eighth Symphony Of Beethoven,
the other afternoon and every for the six
ofthe Thomas has already been sold The fact
that the musical public appreciates classical music
but does expect find at miscellaneous concerts
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CARDKEAs Oct 3o-Auived schrs Monsdnock, BakeEA
Euevas land sailed Nov for New Oreansl Nov i Louis
Ehrman Fooks, do land sailed ith for Banore-both nr
Sailed 10TH brig Sparkling Water Hiehborn north Of
CEErUEcos Nov 5-safled, banks A @ Small BrNr
Obren, Boston, 10Th Mystic Tie (Br), Perry savannah
1oMsh Oct le-saled brig Julia Dillingham;, EmersonA
HAyAEA Nov 1l-Arrsved, bark Roosevelt, HarrimanA
Sailed 10Th, steamers Cuba. Mcintosh New York llthS
Columbus, Reed, do.
Cleared 5th, schr Louisa Edwards Miller Mobile.
HALIFAX Nov ll-Sailed. bark Lusitano port Texeras
Oporto
LONDON Nov 5-Arrived, steamer Italy (Br, Thomsons
New York. -,
MArAszAs Nov lo-Arrived briggs r Remick Rose NewA
port, +; Harry Vrden, Collins Pass Christian
MONTREAL Nov 9-Cleared. ship. Glenitier, Cummlngr
NORTH SYDNEY. CD Nov lI-Arrived bark Aiedia from
Europe brgs QuAco Br Dublin; Northern Star lBr, Ana
ouEsEc Nov lo-Arrived. steamer Colombo Br) McNabb
Dena for Montreal; bark British Queen B Black ChaA
for do.
Cleared 10th, steamer Gamma Br) Luckhurst, LondOA<
brig 81 George Caernarvon. n
ST DOMINGO Cry Oct 2S-In port schr Hattie A Whita4
Bellaty from Boston, arrived 18th.
JAGo Disabled schr Altoona Fitzgerald, Pensa&
Sailed Nov s. bark Magdalena Csp) Galveston.
ST. JonS, NIB. Nov l2-Arved, brig Lulu tBD. Giyana
Waterford.
schr Bowdoin, Randall, Philadelphia - 4
TRIESTE Oct 23-In port Assyra (BD Donaldsorx
for New York; baks Horace Scudder Gould and Maria DeA
(Ausl Cosulich for do, ldg Ann Elizabeth McDer
yitt for Cette; brgs esn, Could for Messina James
Kirby Bra9dt. for Palermo ~
VALPARAISO, Oct 6-Arriyed bark Norway, Matthewsx
Boston. 7
In port Oct 10 ship Ida Lily Blanchard, from Enderbur
Island for Falmouth repg
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NEW YORK CITY.

The Young Israel Society will give IT'S first annual
charitable entertainment this evening al Lyric Hail.
Sixth avenue, near Forty second street, al eight
o'clock.
While telling trees yesterday in Lydigs woods, in
Westchester the scene or the brutal murder by no
groes Of the pedler two months ago, Michael Bado
had his skull fractured by falling tree.
The next lecture the free OF lectures for the
people the Cooper Union will take place in the great
hall this evening eight o'clock Subject, Arctic
Explorations and Discovery" Lecturer, Or. l. /.
Hayes
Yesterday Alexander Phillips Of No Clark street.
was arrested BY Mr. Bergh Broadway for beating
and overlooking his team. Frank McGeary Of No 3e3
Madison street. arrested for working horse suaer
ing from sores under the harness.
ON the afternoon OF the 10th an unknown thief alb.
stracted from truck belonging to Thomas sathron
while the same standing the Of Canal and
Greenwich streets, bundle Of ades' cloaks valued al
sl07, the properly Of Whitney Co. No 1872 Broad
way
The annual meeting Of the American Woman Suffrage
Association will commence with free meeting next
Wednesday evening at stelnway Hall Bishop Gilbert
Haven Mrs Julia Ward Howe, william LLOYD Garrison
and Mary i. Eastman viii probably speak that
casOn
Nj George W. MADDOX will lecture this evening in
room a. Cooper Union before the Worknamen's
Lyceum on .'How TO Feed, Cothe and shelter the
Idle Work People Of this Guy, without Expense the
CITY, Lecture 20 DO followed by discussion. All in
vifod. Seats free
The insolvent school spoken Of in Thursdays HERALD
was in Twenty third street. In Twenty ninth
street as enormously stated Mr. Moelcr principal or
the school twenty ninth street TO which Mr. Thurm
transferred his pupils says he received money or
other consideration.
German Union Lodge No. 81 r and A. NJ, celebrated
the hfteth anniversary Of the initiation Carl Klau-
berg, one Of their fellow members, with interesting
ceremonies on Thursday night and presented 10 him
tokens OF their friendship Tho rgcnptiou the
lodge followed by banquet AZ Concoraa Hail. At
which about $50 Dersons assisted,
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ANOTHER RAILWAY SwINDLE.

To the EDITOR HERALD
have noticed in the HERALD communications from
aggreyed passengers on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
have repeatedly been treated your Baltimore CORE
spondent was but | wish 10 state how commuters
are served / have bought six commutation tickets
between New York and Philadelphia, and each
written the words Good all trains and from all
depots between New York and Philadelphia"
About year ago took train from Jersey CITY for
Philadelphia aud offered my usual ticket, with the
above words written upon IT, which on presentation TO
the conductor be refused accept saying this "a
limited train composed Of Pullman cars and that my
cket was not good called his attention 20 tho
words written on the ticket and offered pay him the
additional Pullman rates but he would not accept THAT
and had 10 pay the iu regular fare-$4 20
CONSIDER il swndle on the part OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company 10 sell me tickets good on
Ill transt aud then not 20 let me ride on any tram
see oil Another trick they have is making all trains
wait giving the right OF way 70 the limited express
case IL Is behind time This has caused me several
delays and imagine u Is done for no other
purpose than take the limited train, iare
81 70.
presume the company have the right TO call all
their trans limited aud after taking money instruct
train s 'limtedn Az any rate IL looks like u, and
that s the way was served. Yours, truly
NEW TnRk- Nov 40, 1876. CITIZEN
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GERMAN oprRA-..rRA D1AvoLo. "

GERMAN oPERA-'FRA DIAVoLo.
Mr. Wachtel appeared last evening at the Academy
OF Music before an immense audience He essayed TOT
the frst time this season the title role in Aubers Fra
Davolo, written iorty-nve years ago for the opera
Comque in Paris SRA Diavolo' is an opera essen
TALLY French and few representatives OF the
leading role In other languages have made
even passable success. Wachtel dld not
achieve last night artistic triumph, unless we may
except the descriptive the last act The renowned
German tenor in his best voice, and at times
there were evident signs Of decadence in tone and
sion Zerlina, according TO her representative, was
entirely too tame and the lady and gentleman who
represented the English tourists did not do justice
TO such charming roles and failed to give them the de-
sired effect French music is not IN Mr.. Wachtels line
and FRA DRvooi is entirely untitled for German
company Better give heroic rolls in grand opera for
this representative OF grand opera matinee or
der Freischutz will form the attraction al the opera
to-day, ana Floow's Martha y will be repeated on
Monday evening. "Lohengrin y is in active prepare
tion. Wachel in grand opera rolls cannot fail TO
achieve success, but there is little in wasting his
magnificent voice in opera comique.
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pHnHARMoN1c REnEAnsAL.

A very large audience filled the Academy Of Music
yesterday the occasion OF the last rehearsal for the
first concert Of the Philharmonic Society According
to the rules Of the society 1t Is genuine rehearsal
and, therefore, criticism must be deferred for the con-
cert The following programme was Performed
Overture, Julius Cesar Hans Won Bllow
concerto in minor, for piano, by Brahms,
midsummer Nights Dream piano transcription
by List; Heroic Symphony, Beethoven, and two arias
by Verdi and PiefIer, sung in magnificent style by
Wachtel II may be premature to pronounce definite
judgment the concerto at rehearsal and al FIRST
hearing; but the impression conveyed was any
thing but satisfactory. II appears to us a
very queer work--dull dreary and uninter-
esting for the most part-and the piano
plays but a sorry part in t. symphony Of the Mosaic
order OF composition in which dozen styles are dove
tailed il without the slightest regard TO symphonic Sc
quence with the piano dragged in as an unnecessary
obbhgdto, such the impression produced on the
mind yesterday. The orchestra made many terrible
mistakes yesterday that more heightened criticism
Of the work be deferred until the concert takes
pace.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AnKNpAL, Nov lo-Arrved. bark Eos CNor), DanneviG.
New York.
BKLPAsr Nov 11-saled barks Forest Queen 3D. Mccall
mont, United States; Minerva, Thomas. do.
BREMEN, Nov lo-Arrived, bark Industre Gen, Hlken
Baltimore.
CnRIsrIANA-Arived bark Josenna Cswe, Berndstsson,
New York Chas been reported arrived Oct Io)
DEAL Nov l2-Arrived brig Somerset (Br). Haley New
York for Hull.
DUEKmK, Nov lo-Anived bark Laia (Br) Cunning.
ham, New York.
GLoucEsrER, Nov i2-Arrved, BARK Iona AUS, Ragusen
New York
Sailed IIth schr Grace Bradley Turner United States
GLASGOW, Nov il-salcd, ship Altoona BD, Grossart,
United States
GorrrNBuRe, Nov CARVED. bark Hiida (swe), wuln,
New York.
GrSoA-Arrived, brig Emmanuele ItaD, Di Tucci, New
York.
HAvRE, Nov lo-Anived bark Aaron Cloudy (B), scovli
HAssUna Nov io-Arrived, Brig Edith Mary CooD Robr,
Philadelphia
LvKRrooL, Nov l2-Arryed, ship City OF Vienna CBr),
from Astoria, o.
Sailed iIth ship Thornhnl tBo. Hayes United States;
barks Oscar Nor Norbers Pensacola Kate Crosby tBD,
HILBERT, United States
LosDoN, Nov l2-Arrived ship rantaIlon Castle CBD
Muir. New YORK.
MovrL1R, Nov I2-Arrived, steamer Nova scotian tBn
Richardson, Baltimore for Liverpool.
MELaouRNE, Nov Arrived. bark Hattie Hail. Carter
Boston
QUEENSTOWN Nov l2-Arrived, barks Agder or, Chris-
tie New York; Prof schweisaar Nor), Svang do
Sailed 18TH steamers Germanc (Brl. Kennedy and city
Of Chester r Lcitch from LiverpooD New Yorkhe for.
~ ~ M.
REvAI, Nov Arrived, steamer Baltimore Ger, Kiur
kiss Savannah
LoEDoS Nov I2-Brig Tordenskjold QNor. Olsen. from
Rotterdam Sept IL for Now York. has put into Arenda
leaky.
Bark Brunswick Hutchinson from Liverpool for BaIti-