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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-13

4 SPELLING PuzzLE.-To people
who pride themselves upon their aptncss
at spelling, we recommend the following
test which has been compiled in leisure
moments by gentleman in this city
merely as literary curiosity, 1t is
cleverly arranged with view to present.
ing as many difficult words in as small
space as possible, and there are probably
few OF the gifted" spoilers who can
write the whole from dictatiOn withOu:
making some blnnders.
The most skillful gaugsr ! ever knew
was maligned cobblGr, armed with Il
poniard, who drove a pcddlcr's wagon,
using u mullcin stock as an instrument Of
coercion, TO tyrannim over his pony sh0d
with calks, lie was Galilcan Saddu-
Gee, and he had phthisicky catarrh,
liphthcria and the billiOusIintermiItcnt
cyresipclas. A certain Sibyl, with the
Sobriquet Of "Gypsy" went into ccstatics
of cachinnation ut seeing him measure II
bUshCl OF peas, and separate saccharine
tomatoes from u heap Of peeled potatoes,
without dyeing or smuggling the ignilibIe
queue which he wore, or becoming para
ly1el with hemorrhage. Lifting her
eyes to the ccilingo the cupola Of the
Capitol to conceal her unparalleled en-.
barrassmcnt, making rough courtesy,
and not harasSing him with mystifyimg,
rarcfying and slupGiying innuendoes, she
gave him couch, u bouquet Of lilies,
mignonctte and iuChsias, u treatise IN
mnemonics, copy Of the Apocrypha in
hicroglyphics, ,dagucrreOtypes Of Mendcl-
sshon and KosCiuskO, u Kaleidoscope, q
dramphial OF ipecacuanha, teaspoonful
Of naphtha, for dcleble purposes, II leTruIe,
q ClariOnGt, some liCOriCc, snrcinglc, IL
carnclian Of symmetrical proportions, a
ChrOnOmcter with movable balance.
wheel u box Of dOminoes and u Catechism.
The gaugcr, who was also trailcking re.
Ctitier and a parishioner OF mine,prcierr-
ing woOllcn surtout( his choice was reiera
bic to vacilatiOn occasionally occurring
i,liosyncraSy), wofully uttered this Op.
othcgm: "l.ilc is chcCkcrcd, but schism,
apostasy, hcrcsy aud villainy shall bc
punished The Sibyl apOlOgi1ingly an
Swcrcd; "'rhcrc il Hratable and allrgeable
difference between Il comfortable ellipsis
and irisylIabic dirrcsis," We replied
in trochees, not impugning her suspicion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-13

rlrrsnunGu, March l2. Zig Iron
Quiet nj $!l M; Gray Forge S9i O. Wheat
-VuiCt and prices unchanged, Corn
Ear At Tja17C; shcllcd nj iia'jc, according
TO OuOlily. Petroleum Quiet and stcNdy;
crude 81 'S9iS Nt rnrkCrS refined nt li'sc
ThiIndrlnhin delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-13
Closing Of the Western Savings
Hank,

ST. Louis, March l2.-The Western
Savings Bank, small institution in the
western part Of this city, closed Its doors
to-day. The officers say they will pay
every dollar Of its indebtedness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-13

WEycsturday morning rs II bit Of ia
cctious pleasantly gave u list Of possible
candidates for the Shcriilalty. AZ the
election will not occur iOr II year yet, we
supposed everybody would understand
our item as merely conjccturaI.
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II1IlE SCnRElNER DilAss iIAND,

A new Hand oi Musicians, Il now prepared to fur.
niOh music for llCnIcS, raralcs lnFrSSiOnS, &c.
Their first appearance will H. m ST. lhtrGk's Day
al tho heal Of the Bcnwod Society.
Parties desiring 10 make engagements will apply
to ED SCllNElSEl. at D. krCltctS Cigar Manu-.
factory, No. 2ii1 Main STREET Centre Wheeling; c.
HE'LL iaa Eighteenth STREET East Wheeling;
CHRISTIAN FERiG, Lagrange. mfi2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-13

CLRvRLASp, March Wheat Firm
At Al Osai ", Corn and ONts-Firm and
unchanged. Petroleum - Firm; standard
white car lots l2c; Ohio state test lSc; small
lotS lN2c higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-13

DErRorr, March l2.-Judgc John W,
LongNcrC, ot the us. District Court, died
suddenly about twelve o'clock to-day.
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NEW YoRK, March ~, = Arrived -
Steamships Nevada, from Glaegow, and
Villc dc Paris, from llnvrc.
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BALrrMoRE, March l2,-"Fuss" Oak
ley, the woman who stole tho child Of
John II. BCCkworth, in Georgetown, was
arrested to-day, with the child in her
nFmg
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IRELAND.


CoRK, March l9.....Thc following il the
vote Gust in the parliamentary election
in Tipperary. John Mitchell, 3lll, Moor,
conservative 7lG.
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Local PERsONALs.--Dr. Leinskc, OF
New York, is registered at tho Stamm
House.
". 4. Dave, Of the U. Army, isut the
Grant House.
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MONTANA.
srlllnEn.


HELENA, March l2.-NIrs. Sarah T..
Easton suicided at Virginia City ycster.
day, by shooting herself through the
breast with revolver. Probable cause,
domestic trouble.
FIRE EN'A HOTEL,
Z. c. ChiIson, a Methodist preacher
from Watcrvillc, Kansas, arrived last
night and was domiclcd at the IutCrna-
tionaI Hotel. While the guests were at
dinner to-day fire was discovered in his
room. Several men attempting to enter
the room we're knocked down and serious
~ injured by Chilson, who was discovered
to be- insane, and had set the bedding on
fire. The fire was extinguished with but
slight loss ChIlson was Ovcrpowered
and sent to the asylum.
The weather is mild and pleasant and
the snow is disappearing fast,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

TmE water will be shut of on the
Island about two hours to-day By Suprrin.
tcndcnt Cummings. House wives take
nntice.
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SrOCEs-Thc stock market was less nc.
tive than usual at the opening and prices
lcclinNl lSaN per cent, but after the first
call a general improvement Of ANi per cent
took place. Union Pacific led the advance,
rising from 4G9i to 479s, Pacific Mail rose
from 3SsA To 30. Northwestern from AN to
4j;s, preferred from j7ii to 57sS, 81. Paul
from 10 to J59G, Western Union from 70 y
7i3i, Ohios from 2GyS to 26,S, and Lake
Shore from T3II to 73iS. At the second
call the market was firm. During the clos.
Ing hour the market was strong md more
active There was buying right up to the
close, when highest prices Of the day we're
made. Union Pacific made the greNtcSLad.
vance mud wAs the most prominent stock,
rising from AK to iiiS. Northwestern
came next, advancing from 4i'a to A5l. for
common and h7'G to jS for preferred. Pa.
riic Mail WIS strong and sold up to 30'
Western Union rose to 72ii Lake Shore to
II, Rock Island TO 1861, st, Paul to AZ,
and OhioS to 2Gia The transactions Oggrc.
gated i2i 600 shares, Of which 9i,UCN were
Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Union, 10000
Northwestern, 1000 Lake Shore, 5000
OhiOs. nml iIUm Union Pacific.
The New York herald., 1875-11-02
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Mrs. John Wood is suffering from illness, which is
likely deprive the stage OF her services for consd
cradle time
historical play, entitled "a Crown Of Love, /"
which deals with the loves Of Anne Boleyn and Henry
VIII, has been produced at the Gaiety Theatre,
London.
II is stated that VI. onenbach, the well known com
poser is to visit Philadelphia next summer He is
pected arrive New York the 1st Of June where
he viii give a series Of concerts
new piece entitled Gle Panache = produced at
the Palas Royal Paris, the 18th Of last month II
is by NJ. Edouard Goodrich, and is reported to be a
marked II is full Of laughable situations and
the dialogue is bright and choice
The pantomime at Drury Lane is this year TO be
Whittngton and His Cat, = and it is to be supported
by the Vokes Family, Covent Garden viii present
Of the old stories Of Goody Two Shoes and
cinderella The Crystal Palace will have Jack and
the Beanstalk for its subject and the first panto-
mime produced at the Alexandra Palace VIII be the
yellow Dwarf for which the services Of Mr. George
Conquest and bis secured
The New York herald., 1875-11-02
WHALEMEN.

Arrived Bermuda IL bark Ocean, Pesse of NIB to
procure provisions (and sailed 2oth; 10th, schr Unon
Long, Do with @ leo & bbls So, sI9 months ont
and landed AZ bbs sp oil 29th bark Phillips, Francis
Boston, clean.
On on shore Ground July ls bark Mary Susan Handy
NIB, $50 bbls sp oil
letter the first officer of bark Marcea Sturges of
NIB, reports her Johanna Aug l6 with GO bbls sp
since leaving Mahe. Bark Mermaid Hicks OF Wesport,
In 18TH but blown Bark Petrel
Downs NIB had been port sailed for Arabia
The Marcella was bonnd TO the same grounds
letter from Capt Smell, Of bark Adeline Gibbs NIB,
ports her at Fayal Sept n having taken 30 bbls sp oil
Had experienced weather and only 40
bbls oil from 100 bb whale Reports heard FROM date
bark Draco, PeakeS. NIB. with 100 bbls sp oil
letter from Capt Winslow, of bark Com Norris of NIB
her ct Fayal Sept % having taken 525 bbs
this SEASON. Would go 20 st Mchaels TO ship oil
A letter from Capt Hamblin of bark Sea Fox, of NIB
reports her at st Michaes Oct having shipped 45 bbs
oil per bark Addison. The Sea Fox
cruise about the islands few weeks and then
Sept 20 bark Andrew Hicks Rowland Of Westpor with $40
bbls sp oil this
reports her arrival st Miehaels Sept % having l3
bbls sp OIL Arrived 22d brig L II Adams Brownell NIB
with 10 bbs sp oil schr VIM Grozie Roberts, Province
town, 400 bbls.
letter from w Dabney Sons dated Fayal Sept 90
states that the following named parcels oil 065 bbls)
had been landed for shipment bark Axo for New Bed
ord-Ship Emma Jones, 22o bbls barks Adene Gibbs
40 John Carver 60 do Kathleen 100 do; Hadey so
Gazelle 220 do; Wave, 2SO do; Sarah Hale, 90 do
letter from st Michaels states that bark Addison
sail the 18th inst with oil on freight from the following
ans, do 40 do Small Prouncetown, $50 do schr A
rozeI do $50 do also 200 bbs from st Mchaes parties
Spoken-Sept II (by bark Gszelle Faya bark Ospray
Crapo NIB $50 bbls sp-65o do all told
Sept (by bark Wave FayaD, barks Caalpn, Anthony
NIB. 100 sp; Sept ?, Gen Scott, Robbins, do, so do
sept y bark Com Morris, at FayaD, bark John West
Manchester, NIB, $50 sp.
ord Jt5 gp.
The New York herald., 1875-11-02
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. /, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Algeria tBr). McMiekan Liverpool Queens
town-C g Francklyn.
Dakota (BD, Forsyth Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Eschoi tBD, Day, Liverpool-Tapscott Bros
Co
steamer MastG Br St Johns and Harbor Grace, MFR
p Curry Co
Steamer Eleanora. johnson, Portland-J v AIMEE
Ship y Palmer Nor, Larsen, Bremen-C Tobias * Co.
Ship Fama tNor, Stoesen, Bordeaux-Benham Boye-
Bark Panpero (Br), Lowden Liverpool-Fnnch Edge
Co
Bark sostrene CSor), Foyn, Lverpool-Bowrng Archi
Bark Concordia q orr Erickson Penarth Roads-Funch
bark Madagascar AusJ, Radivan Penarth Roads-Punch
Edge * Go.
BARK Maury CNor), Some Penarth Roads-Funch, Edge
20.
Bark Mellick Br), Fraser, Glnsgow-J Whitney
Co.
Bark Jedanes Dubroyacki tAus. Maticovich, Glasgow
Slocoyich X Co
BARK Urbano dtaD olivar, Cork Falmouth-socovich
a Co.
Bark dtaD yiraldi Cork and Falmouth-sloco-
vch 4 Co
Bark Marco Polo Ger, Schaefer Bremen-H Koop Co.
Bark Rosa uta), Cacace. AHcante-Funch, Edge & Co.
Bark Homeward Bound, Merryman, Lisbon-Carver
Barnes,
Bark Jane Adcine Lindsay, Laguayra-Daliett Bliss
Co.
Bark Ibis Randall. Galveston-Tupper Beattie.
Brig star Cook Rio j Janeiro-Jas Il ard 4 Co.
Schr 5 I Baker Cook, Buenos Ayres-W II Hughes.
hchr Lettie tBD, Byrne, Murray Harbor, PEI-Hatton,
Schr Ulrica r smith Smith Jacksonville-warren Ray
Schr Myrover, Brown, Chareston-Evans, Ball X co.
Schr 4 Goodwin, Williams Stamford-Stamford Manufac
turing Co.
sioSp Dunwoodie, Blizzard, Wilmington, Deli Knee
land
The New York herald., 1875-11-02

kew York bark Busy, beard, Philadelphia; Ong Jens
HintEe dam, New York.
PLYMoUrH Oct 3l-Arriyed, bark Annie Beals tBr' Fy
man, Bull River, sc
Put In Nov l. ship Johann whelm GEN. Kramp, Phila-
delphia for Dantzic tsee below.
Arrived in the Channel Oct 81 ship Orient Allen, utsa-
lady Francisco London barks Gaetano Repeto
QtaD Gaturazo New York for do (Br), Patterson,
Pensacola for Grimsby.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct sl-Arrived, ship City Of Liverpool
(Brl, Whteford, Pensacola.
Arrived Nov 80 PM steamer Germanic (Br), kenne
dy, New York for Liverpool land proceeded.
RoTTERDAM, Oct 29-sailed bark Abbie Thomas (BrJ FL
dridge United States
srErrIN, Oct 3o-Anyed, bark Trplex Dutch, Van
Wyck. New York.
ST HELESA-Anived, bark Thomas Pope, Alexander,
from -
VENICE, Oct 29Arrived barks Fischett QtaD, Caorio
Philadelphia; simeto dtaD, Luna, New York
LONDON, Nov 1.-The ship Johann Wilhelm CGer), Capt
Kramp from Philadelphia Sept 20 for Dantzc has put into
Plymouth with her disabled by sickness.
The New York herald., 1875-11-02
A NEW ORGAN.

large audience assembled at the Fifth avenue
Presbyterian church Dr John nalD last night view
the grand organ which has been built for that congrc
CATION The organ which Is very powerful in compass
is a miracle Of mechanical and artistic genius. The
following summary Of its powers shows the instru-
ment 10 possess tones Of rare quality
Great organ compass to a. IS notes, y registers,
$40 pipes.
Swell organ 9 to A, IS notes 16 registers os6 pipes
Choir organ 70 A, IS notes, registers 522 pipes.
Pedal organ G Q to =. 80 notes 2l0 pipes
Couplers 9; pedals, combination, IL.
Total, ii pedals 80 registers 2,5SS pipes
Messrs George VI Morgan, Edward G. Jardine, J. r.
Nelson and Bose executed tasteful selection or
arias the overture from ''Semiramidei (RossnD and
q couple OF pieces from Mendelssohn and Haydn.
At the opening and closing OF the exhibition Dr. Hall
offered up prayers TO the throne OF Divine Grace
The New York herald., 1875-11-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

AScoSA qtaly), Oct 12-In port brig odoeilla Holland
from New York win dsg and proceed TO Leghorn to load for
n Aux cAr.s "a Oct ie-In port, schT Mary Luns BD.
BAaA Sept a po 20 sa baGSs sGSs' John Es m Melvin
from Cardiff; shstemue (Br Williams from do; wayrarer
Gaess rom New York ys 1a arrived stS
Dd SsS Ss
BIN LSns s,h Balti%o,s; Ben Borland sgeght do
9th, brig Neponset strout from Wilmington, NO, Ma
CfESFuEcos Oct 27-sailed Idaho Richardson New
Orleans: schr Wm I'm Layton, Layton trom dol, Ruatan
wood New York for Vera Cruz Tappahannock Pendeton
Sailed soth Crescent City Curtis, New York
HALIFAX, Oct 3o.Arrvcd, brigs Lena [BD, Inagua;
York Nov steamer Nova scotian Br, Richardson Bati
Sailed 3otb brig Princess (B,), London.
Sailed lst steamer Alpha Br for Bermuda and st Tho
HAsrsPoRr Ms, Oct 29-saled, schr Ella dr for New
TeUlauE Sept 1-cleared previously, bark Piskataqua
CBr). Scott. Channel Swallow, FaIrar, New York
KIsesTos Ja Oct 24-Anived, steamer Atlas tBr) Lord
MALAGA Oct I4-Cleared brig Rabboni, coombs, Bati-
M4rAszAs, Oct 2e-saied, brig Antelope, Ray, Pasca
MONTREAL Oct 27-Cleared Ontario Bouehette
Liverpool 2sth Lake Nepgon Scott do Canadian Miller
Glasgow; ships Medora Tannock do Glenoerve Dawson
ouEBEc, Oct 2s-Arrived, steamers Gamma Luckhurst,
London; Lake Megantc Battersby Liverpool; bark Lake
Cleared 2sth barks Henry Marhinnsscn SOUTHAMPTON:
Cappella. Maugar London; Mary. Ann, Ncwcomh Monai
Bridget Magdaa Wer Liverpool 29th steamer Prussian,
Ritchie Liverpoo ship Colonial Empire Leslie, do Pro-
teus, Thoburn. London; Gibson Craig Ruthen Bristol;
Marchmont Dick London; Red Jacket Pottnger do bark
Pocahontas, Boag, Greenock
soDERHAxs Oct 12-Arrived bark Horace Boas Pickett
Piau.
sr THOMAS, Oct 3oArived, brig Mary Fink Alicante for
orders
SYDNEY. CB, Nov Arrived steamer Anglia Bp Smith,
Mediterranean for New York put in for coal
ST JOHN, NB Oct 29-Cleared, schr Adria r). Everett
Matanzas.
Cleared soth bark Royal Harrie Br weiner Liverpool
Sailed 3oth, brigs Gambia, Tnpper and Eva Johnson,
Johnson Havana; Adria (Br MatanZas; schrs Peas
ley and Harrie Fred, Philadelphia; Arcis, New York.
The New York herald., 1875-11-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMERIA-Arrived bark Caroline CSor), weIdahl, New
York
BRISTOL, Oct 3l-sailed barks Athlete 3r) Hutchinson
United States Mimi p (AuS, Than, do
BREMEN, Oct 3l-Arriyed, ship Workman Br, Nc
Gray, Philadelphia.
Sailed 3ls bark Astronom tGeD. Hopper New Orleans
BORDEAUX, Oct 30-Sailed bark Investigator, Butman
United States.
CARDIFF Oct 31-Saled, ship Trafalgar (Gcr Kran
United States
CRoSsrADT-Arrlved bark samue CSor Flagestadt. New
York
CAprz-sailed brig Mary Francis Francis Gloucester
Mass echr Welaka Perkins, do.
DES1A-saled, brig Mary Williams BD Hanna, New
York
DUBLIN, Oct 3Isailed bark Douglas Castle (r) Johan-
sen, United States.
GLoUcEsrER Oct 31-sailcd bark Hakon Jarl CNor) ,
Fries, United States
KoNcsBEEG-Arrved, bark Hermod Nor. Krog, New
York.
LIVERPOOL, Nov I-Saled, ship Solo (swe). Dannbcrg,
Pensacola bark sarmner Nor. Olsen, do; FranEen (swe
sjoiund. do
Sailed oct 81 ship County Of Pctou CBr Munro United
States bar LANCET tNor Nielsen, New orleans Paer-
B Wade United States; brig Wiibald (Ge). MistOn
do.
Arrived 3st, phis Br). Melton, New Or
leans
LONDON Nov I-saled, ship saracen (cR) Knight, New
York
Cleared Isl, ship calista Haws (Bp. Phelsn, United
States; bark Lord DaIhouss (GeD Poetz do; brig sas
Aylward CBr Gates Boston.
LErTn, oct 3-Arrved bark Mary Marshall (Br) Lent,
Daucn
LIsBoN-saled, brig Mariana II PorD, Lopez, New
York
MALAGA>tO Nov lsaied. steamer NuDbar tBD. Wsnace
The New York herald., 1875-11-02
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
steamer Gamma (Br) Icddecoat Bermuda Oct %
with mdse and passengers to outerbridge Had strong
NY gaes tne ne en- snt'Ee passage: ~, !,
2Ih. with mdse and passengers n Mallory Co. oct
~ a - W. 3 lon - ~ psS"ea 5Fg IRON hayana
Steamer Benefactor, Wood, Wilmington, NC, days
steamer Richmond: Kelley, Norfolk with mdse 10 tho
Brig Chilanwailah tof Pictou Ns) Colcord Matanzas
Ses As Oct % ' cpe sp o9 ssqs Geo
Burnham from Havana for Portland days under jury
Brig Mary Bartlett OF Nachas Smith, Boston, days
in ballast 70 simpson, Clapp Co
sch Jas Warren, Drisko jacksonville days with
sc6r Flora woodhouse woodhOuse jacksonville. days
with yellow pine to Drew BueSe vessel g Muster Oct
NV blowing perfect hurricane sustained no damage saw
large fleet e OF coal vessels drifting g eeward
schr Ev Glover Ingersol Georgetown SC, days, with
naval stores to + Hnrlbut Co.
Schr Breeze, Cranmer, Virginia.
schr Eva Holmes, yannort, Virginia.
sehr Three Brothers Bailey Virginia
sr sehr Gls FIs195ss }onss Issrd RssgTgetown Do
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
steamer Glaucus, Bearse Boston for New York
sehr da ph%e5 a Pae wd stanford paa Tor New York & v
Schr Lizzie Nils, Armstrong boston for New YORK.
schr Chas L Lowering, Cook, Taunton for New York.
Schr Ellis, Ellis Befast Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Lucy Coggswell Port johnson for New York
Schr Horizon, Leet, Hoboken or Pawtucket
schr Palladium, RYDER, Hoboken for Providence.
SehI J Paine. Nickerson. New York for Providence.
Sehr Jane NJ Brainard. Buel Hoboken for Portland.
schr Justice Hall, New York for Bridgeport
Schr Success, Person, HObokcn for Providence
Schr j l. sharp, Georgetown, DC. for Bridgeport.
Schr Reading Rk No 4s Adams Trenton i0r New Haven
Schr q Dcnnison, Kelsey Hob0ken for Boston
Schr Forest Belle, Port johnson for Boston
Scr Hattie Perry, Perry, Philadelphia .9r Bedford
Schr Lucian Ball, Hohokcn for Providence
Schr Richard Law. Edridge laboken Tor Providence
Schr J Gregory 6urney, Amboy tor Providence.
The New York herald., 1875-11-02
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NuwroRr ri, Nov l. 1875.
Tho Coast Wreckng Cos arrived IN Dutch Island
harbor ihis having schr Emily II Naylor fisher
In ballast which ashore at shinnecock light last
wednesday morning as before reported They attempted
20 reach New York Saturday hut after getting her aaoa
aud proceeding az far sandy Hook light the wind
shifted and commenced 70 blow ousy from The vest and
they Obliged 70 this way make the nearest
port She is leaking, and viii towcd % New York tho
FIRST favorable opportunity.
schr Vaughan, smith from Philadelphia ior Boston,
arrived this PM AtsAM today Capt smith had III. leit
leg badly broken BY the main sheet while engaged 10 hing
ship, and put In for medical attendance.
John Clarke ofWakehed washed overheard and lost
while on passage Narraganset Pier Saturday after
noon from sloop fztt II impossible 70 recover his
body. He leaves . wilo and two chldrsn.
The New York herald., 1875-11-02
TILE LYCEUM THEATRE.

The Mexican Juvenile Opera Company appeared at
this house last evening In onenbach's "Grande
Ouchesse" II was a novel and picturesque rcpresen
lation These little people in 0nenbach's burlesque
looked as If they might be company OF grown up
actors through the wrong end Of pair OF opera
glasses Here was la Grande Ducnesse person6ed by
a senorita-a muchacha Of about eight years of age
scarcely able 10 walk fairly the stage and yet
possessing the spirit the Aimee school This
Nina Carmen Moron. Wanda was represented by
another member OF the Moron family, who Is about six
years OF age The favored "Frtz' is about Cen while
che comical Puck Is, perhaps, eleven No aria, how
ever difficult, omitted and the constant applause
showed how well the audience appreciated the per-
formance One OF the most artistic and enjoyable
iDedents OF the evening the Carnival OF Venice
sung by Senorita Soedad linda Moron, aged sixteen
~ y seldom that voice so sngulary sweet Is heard In
opera to9e The young lady recalled three times
The New York herald., 1875-11-02

the author has contrivea 70 gather together very
pretty collection OF sensational efects-murder rob-
berry rapine and all the other incidental ends-to
nrsl class meodrama Mr. T. W. Keene, as Pierre
BisSon was an immense favorite with the audience
and not undeserPedly-as ne really labored
hard and delivered some wordy dialogues with sum
cent force to raise thunder Of applause. Mr.. shell
don as Coco the Knave OF Hearts, was usual very
funny aud Mr. willard, in the part Of Emile Dugardine
created a favorable impression. Miss Therese Wood
looked quite pretty Fanchette the attendant the
Countess Of 81 German, and deserving OF better
business she exhibited correct appreciation of the
authors lines The rest Of the characters fairly
filed and the piece will probably attract good business
during the rest OF the week
The New York herald., 1875-11-02

H1~ NOTICE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEW YORK
adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing green red changing the other
il succession several miles distant Cap
tans Of upon seeing this signal will obge us by pre-
pairing any they have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD
BBPcrsons desrous Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels care
OF HERALD yacht pier No East River, New York
received from al Of the world and promptly de-
lvered. Duplicates required