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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

r, dasr,m yansion in this city by tsnhso
divisions Of time for the ~ hours
ceiling midnight central horizontal line marks % inches Night
The Irregular Tne line represents the oseA q" H
mercury during those hours
The barUmetrc rise Saturday, shown In the upper
diagram, was sufficiently rapid to forebode then dis
TAM but approaching snow-storm. There was slight
addition to the rise yesterday and as is usually the case
with a continued high barometer, there was fall In
Temperature especially toward night The conditions
indicate a long spow-stOrm than the last one.
For this city and vicinity threatening sky and falhng
snow NAV be expected to-day with little change or tei
peraure Tomorrow decidedly clearing weather Is not
probable early the day. It viii be notably colder aiter
Ill .IIArrn
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DIED.


BACHE-sarah Emma Bache of typhoid pneumonia.
NOuce Of funeral hereafter
cRAwFoRD-At his residence NO rs East Twenty sixth
Funeral services al Rev Dr. Hairs Church. Fhaye
Relatives and friends are invited attend without further
notice.
EDwARDs-At Elizabeth ~ j. on Friday. Dec. 90 sophia
Edwards wiie Of Amory Edwards and daughter Of o.
Relatives and friends the family invited to attend
the funeral 81 ST JONAS Church Elizabeth on T1esSG s
field Conn, on Wednesday.
GAINEsOn Thursday 2lst iost ats Bconon N. j. PheOs
Funeral her late residence on Monday 10Th ns at 10
GAYLoRD-At Elizabeth j. the 9Sd, Ella B. Blake wife
Of j. Alden Gaylord daashts Of the lae DIT B o
Funeral late residence Of Macy and
Wslnptsts, p Wednesday. Trains leave foot Of
MISUNDERSTANDING on Sunday morning Geo. C. Hs-
Souce OF funeral hereafter.
cousin, Edwin Marshall 300 Twefist. Fifth-aye,
BROOKLYN, Louisa L. Hoag aged 81 years ,n., =, o.
D. m The VIII be taken Anaxak for interment
upon up the arrival Of the $50 Central
Depot.
HOLLY-Dec %, at his residence in stamford, Conn, VIM
Funeral on Tuesday Dec 80 from St. Johns Church. SIAM
MARsH-At Panaeld N. J, Sunday Dec a. ElstOn Marsh
Pagea At oSGH w. ami goa At q se ETs Baptist Church
Central r. r.. Of n. J., at O'Clock p. IN.
MERGITT-At PoughkeepsIe, n. Y, sixth day (Frdayl
The 22d inst Hannah X. Merritt wife Of William T. Merritt
in her 18th year. 49, -,
Funeral third day Tuesday, the 26th nst at O'Clock
D. M from residence, No. 81 South Hamltonst
RANKIN-In Newark Friday morning the 22d inst abb
gail Ogden widow Of William Rankin, In the s5h year Of
her age
Funeral services her late residence, 439 High
st., Tuesday, the 18th inst, at O'Clock IN Friends
OF the family are invited TO attend.
VERMILYE-At Englewood. ~ j., Dec %, Washington r.
Vermilye, in the 9th year Of his age.
Funeral services Englewood Church Tues
at 1890 m. Relatives and friends liz
yled attend without further notct. special train will
leave Twenty tdst ferry at OILS and foot VI Chambers
NEwYoRK, Dec. 90, 1876.
VETERANS THE NATIONAL GUAGD The colonel reg cts
the members the death Of our late associate
Col. Washington r. Nermilye.
the EnglewOOd Presbyterian church on Tuesay
morning 18th inst 1880 O'Clock Special tra leaves foot
OF bird ST. and foot Of ChambcIss $3.50 o'clock
The members Of the Association are particularly invited 70
attend. BY order. CYRUS H. LOUIREL, .
o. b. BOsTWCK AdjutanL Colonel Commanding.
WILKINSON In Syracuse, Thursday, Dec. 2l 1876,
Abby May aged years daughter OF Alfred and Charlotte
May wilkinson
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE MESSIAH.

Handles "Messiah will be given this even
ing at stenway Hall by the New-York oraoro Society
The solo parts will sung by Mrs Imogene Brown MISS
Anna Drasdil, Mr.. George Simpson, ana MI 'ohn f.
Winch of Boston, with Mr. s. p Warren as the organlst
The chorns has been under the charge OF Dr. DamrOsch
for some years. and work ut ITS first concert this sea-
son was so good that most excellent performance may
be looked for tonight The sooists are the best avail
able and promise well for the manner III which ther
share of the work will be done. Toe messiah VIII DC
repeated at matinee on Wednesday afternoon TOT inc
convenience of those who may be unable to attend to-
nights performance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
ICE IN THE RIVERS.

The appearance of ice in large masses in the
North aud East Rivers on Saturday and yesterday has
not as yet caused long delays on the various ferry lines
On Saturday night between IL and II O'clock the trip OF
one of the Fulton feyboats prolonged about 20 min
utes by the ice and the o'clock boat from Staten Island
was delayed about 10 minutes last evening. On the
WillIamsburg lines the boats had slow and laborous
messages pushing through the ioe but very serious
DISTRACTIONS were expected any Of the lines at mid
night
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WASHINGTON GUESTS AT GOV. TILDEN's.
rgY TELEGRAPH rO THE rRTpIrSF1

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Several members of
the Democratic House caucus committee OF ten, pOpu
iarly known 1.-THE Committee OF Safety" and also
several members Of the Senate Democratic Committee,
have TO York. and It is understood they win
cat their Christmas dinner with Gov Tlden. 1t is not
known that the political situation will BIO discussed
that occasion, but 1t Is very naturally conectured that
the gathering at the Governors house has political
Significance
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81. Thornas, CHURCH.

Fifth.avt. FIFTY. tliTd-st.
CHRISTMAS DAY-Sunrise Service at 1880 o'clock. Ser
vice, sermon aud holy Communion at 1 o'clock
The New-York Association for Improving the
CONDITION OF THE POOR.-lts Tlrty-third Annual
Reuort Directory ready. Subscribers Will DO
snpped practicable At their residences, ns
dately sending tho Office Room No 90, Bible House,
Ighthsf The following officers Oi the Association and Char
men the Ward Committees ere authorized 10 receive sub
scripti9ns VIZ: ,, =, 80. . -, o., mn,
ED 5. JAFFRAH, Vice President, No Ol5 Ffthave
ERASTJS r. BENEDICT Vice PTes't o. 10 West 4 hist
ROHERT LENON KENNEDY, Nice-PresdenL No. 30
MENRY r. PELLEw, Vice. President No. ~ West 33dsE
ROBERT b.. HINTURS, Treasurer. No. az south 81.
JOHN BOVINE. Cor Secretary and General AseuI So40s
GEO ". Able, Rec Secretary and General Agent No
Pine-st. - a.. ,o NJ, =. ,
Johp Jacob 1858 Fhaye ltuhernrd Stuyvesants
No 210 Fast 5thst Robert Gordon No. % Exchang place
-CUAIRMEN OF WARD cOMMLIIEilS-Fr FIRST, second
and hiri Wards w. Able no. Ptncsi Fourth, Gas
Castle Garden Ffh, Dr. J. b. Van kleeek No
lao Eranklins; SIXTH John BOy NO ~ FrabklBsLi sew
aD,h Dr MOTIFS J. Franklin. No l73 CheIrysL Eighth, 0So
NJ reiston No w. HonsiOist; Ninth. A, w Morgan
No iS5W IithsL Tenth Thos. PstkciI No Sss GI9nost
Eleventh DR. T. Champion No. 81 2daye; twelfth Jas
~ Ss Clinton a. Fourteenth H. r. West No lS5 Grand ST.
10, eenth DR. Edwin West No SO W Washington place SIX
.nh Ia. Speuee l29 Sth Seventeenth Robert
nd No III ST. Marks place. Eighteenth A. spies No.
% r alstst: Ninecenth A j. Ogden No. SOY - oSashi
vaneisfh VIM Jones. No 5OI Pth aVe I.eny-nrsL a. =.
wsynrton No IS T. 4Istst Twenty seeoai Daniel ihenp
sau no. s6l Broadway.
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Cunningham, Mr. Buntn, miss A. Hastings J. Slack. q
Ellsworth. -, ~. q.
FROM HAMBU RG--Ka fedmshtD Psntrtcrdntd Dee a.
and Mrs j. W. Brunn children and servant Me ME-
thlde Nieberg and children Mr. and MIS- Henry inner
children, Lefo Henrette HeldeDach
Weber, Mr.. aud Mrs WIN. Bonn Dorothea Than Stl
Korn Hermann Hess Margaret Efbe, Mr. and Mrs Herman
GutschmldI, Louise KOppe Carl Becker O. A. haucnIuss
Aueusts GiauSsen. Peter Stelwagen Geo H0nmah ELss
Klsmap, Alvin Griese, Ad0ph Haas Jeanette Haas neo'
BierOd Nm. Won hau. Carl Must
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States during Monday, gen
>ry eloiy irsaiher aud sIOD. Nth northeast TO south
east cidS falling barometer, and temperature beIo'o
q" For Eew-England increasing clOudiness during the
dav with north west winds and rising barometer; I3l
lowed durn2 the evening, BY winds shifting 10 horh
east falling barometer and snow.
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Of members stole hour two from their festa prera
nations at home in order to exchange the greeting OF the
season. The usual bOars-head unfortunately absent
from the supperta6le but there many genial grace
ful, and witty speeches made by the old members, 10
whom the club s halowed 6y many associations and
illustrious memories
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, QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 24.-Yesterday the
Iutenan of the City Police Patrol called at the United
states Marine Hospital here with warrant for the ar
rest Of Joseph Ford, negro patient Dr. j. armths'
the surgeon In charge told tho officer that ne had no
rybt 20 arrest Ford by civil process, holding that tho
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:, Of ths wealth of

Government hospital part of the commonwealth OF
Kentucky but district exclusively within the julsdo-
ton OF the United States Court The lieutenant sOugnt
legal advice, and informed that he dld nave ZIG
right to arrest He return ed to take charge u
Ford and was told that Ford had been discharged anu
had left for parts unknown The affair pr0duces gs
cidcd commotion hero especially among the legal ma
nv
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WHERE GOV. HAYES WILL SPEND THE DAY.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 24.-Gov. Hayes and
wife have accepted invitation to attend and partci
pate in the Christmas festivities at the Soldiers aud
Sailors Orphans Home at XeUla, Greene County.
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"Hs that doth public good for multitudes

Finds few truly grateful Ia ~ =,
aava the old drams.is Not 60 however with r. T.
Rsbbt the great soap why do the newspapers ring
with the praises OF his Toilet Soap conundrum easily
for the exceenees Of this toilet soap command in
anti Viel
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pIssRNn RRS ARRIVED.

FROM GIAsGow-Tn ssamship Botiria, Dec 2.-Dr ].
Millman pr NJ Tucker Capt CIV. Estes Miss LOUISA HUG
gina Miss Emily HuggnS Miss Julia Huggins Miss beS
friee Huggins Francs bunp Capt TtuA D. sarratb .
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CHRISTMAS AT THE CENTURY.

The spacious rooms Of the Century Club
ys, elegantly decorated with frames and festoons
% Evergreen on Saturday evening, and large number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25

Merry Christmas! Happy New Year!-Buy present as
NICOIL TALORS Come aud sec his beautifully decorated
store lao BoTery, between Grand and BToOnle.
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MARRIED.

this CITY, Dec 90 at tho Church OF
ST. John Baptist by Rev. G. K. Duie, Mr. Edward How
ard Of Boston to htiss Elizabeth Weeks OF Sew.fork
Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed cith full
sams aud address
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6nerial Noilres.

Co Iegate X. ID. Church, Of Ffthaye and Forty
eighth S-Chrstmas Festival OF Church aud Chapel Sunday
schools at O'Clock p M
Five Points house of Industry, No l55 worthst. WM
r.. BARNARD, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Song on SUN
DAY $3.50 o'clock Public invited On Christmas Carols
other exercises at O'clock dinner at O'Clock D0na
for the Christmas Festival earnestly solicited
For Coughs and Throat Disorders, use "BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs having proved their efficiency By
test of many yeas.
Furs! -
seaskn Sacques Mu aud Boas at less than cost Of the
prices Gentlemens Fur Csps and Muhers Carriage and
sleigh Robes, Foot Muffs &C, &c -,
Park Bank Building.
Howard Mission. 40 New Bowery, n. Y.The exercises
at Howard Mission on CHRISTMAS DAY will commence at
II O'Clock.
Nos. Is, so, SO, aud 81 Murray-st., New-YOrk.
HERMAN FROST & co,
Importers of French china
DINNER, TEA, DESSERT. AND CHAMBER SETS 60
Table Glassware Clocks. and BrOnzes,
Bohemian Fancy Glassware In greatvariety
sEvREs. DRESDEN, BERLIN, AND WORCESTER
PORCELAIN.
Paran Marble 5tatucttes and Busts.
MODERN AND ANTIQUE MAJoLICAs AND PAIENCEs,
PALSY AND SIMILAR WARES.
in variJ& graceful unique, and curious shapes such
Vases Jugs Fowerhoders Fagons, Brackets &C.
productions Antique Models These novel and very artistic
articles particularly appropriate presents ornament
ng dinngroom, parlor or hall
Many articles originally intended for the Philadelphia EXIT
bon sent by the European manufacturers to and
are now in our store view and for sale.
NOS. AZ. 80. so, AND 81 MURRAY-Srr NEwYoRH.
Patents, Trademarks, &c.,
ARTHUR Y. BRIESaNs pAlkNr AGENCY,
POS broadway, NeTYork
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CLEARED.

Steamer Prssnits tBr). Armstrong London-J Sea-
ger.
Steamer Hindoo (Br. Mills. Hull. E-Chas Wright 4
Co
steamer vcsper. Davis. Wilmington. Dei--lA Abbott
ship Midnight Marcy, Yokohama via Hiogo-Salter 4
Livernore.
ship villa Fr~nca (Br,. English. London--Bowrinr a
Archibald
Bark Ilcrths Ger, Brandhon. London-ru nch Edge 4
Co.
Hank ossnna .dtaD, Garguno. Gloucester. E-Lsuro
Storey 4 Scarpati
Rark Otus Nor. Faich. LIncrick-Louis Tetens
Bark Rsoriosionc utaD, Sano. Cork FamouthFunch.
Edye 10.
Bark Johann Csw,. TJeilen Cork ralmoush-Funch
Edye a Co
Bsrk Fairy Belle OBJ. West. Rio Janeiro-Pendsrrass
Bark Jose 4 More, Carlisle, sagua-wsydcIix Co
Bark Constance tBr). Mctiirs, st johns, NFHewlet
Torrance.
sehr A L Putnam. Fisher. san Bias, Usc-Mlller 4
Houghton.
schr Paios. Warren. Nontsro Bay. Ja-G Vessels.
schr William Nc,see. sheridan, Harbor Isl@nd-B Wen
selr mary Decker. Nelson. Nassau. NP-B Weinberg
Co.
sehr Black WARRIOR Stevens. Sc Andrews NBJed Frye
sshr Martin L Smith. Smith. New orieAns-S II Brig
ham.
schr Ella Hcdsdcn Davis Fernandina-Parson a Loud
schr Ella II barnes. Larder. Bsitimore-J u Rob.
inson
schr Adciins Townsend, Rislcy. Chester. Pa-IsAac
Staples.
schr Tho.J owen sellsck Providence via New Haven
Racket 4 Bro
schr Cssswsmteak, kennedy. New London II Brown 4
Co.
schr Maria Louise. Everts Harsford-Rackest 4 Bro.
schr Expedite, Racket, New Haven-Rackcu Bro.
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ALEXANDRIA. Nav 3-Arrived. schrs W Green Pitts
ton Me- Helen Congdon. Geo Taulane and q l. Fessen-
den. from - for Washington; Clara. Oakes Ames Il j
Hamilton. Walter Palmer. and l. Y Z Wishart from -
BOSTON May 5-Arrved. steamer Gisucus. Besrse.
New York: ship syren Newell New Bedford: brig Minnie
Able. Harding Mcntsvideo. schrs Walter v Chester.
Brown. Cenfucgos: Helen Ames. Endicott
Cotlinsh am. smith, do Ontra. Pettgrew Perth Am
boy; Horace Moody, Hand, PhsdeiphiH: A May May.
do. Ira Isaifrinier, Coleman, Amboy.
Also arrived steamers Berks. fendleton Philadephia
phia BARK National Eagle. Sears Liverpool chr Day
tbrf. kirkpatrick. barbados
c'esrcd-steamsr Hcc.a 3D. Billinge Lverpoci bark
edas tNor Nielsen Sligo schrs Emms Greene. Dibbitso.
Charleston via kennebec River: David strraker. Van
Glider Norfolk; John Price. Nickerson. New York.
Hansen. Warren Point
clearedsteamsr Josephine Thompson Moore. New York
bark Eunouiia iNorl. Olsen. Queenstown Tor orders.
Ssed-Barks Henrik 1bsen. London; Augusta Donegal
Hilton London briggs Anne Ingram - Johns Pk Foto-
mac. DcmerarM
5thArrvcd. steamer Caspian tBr). Trocks Liverpool
via Halifax. barks New Light snow Rio Janero M.rins
AUST. Scopnich. Ipswich giuseppe emmanuel litai
Denigre. Dubin Wilhelm gicr Rosd. Liverpool; ljnoi-
dag tAna. Becoinvich, Gloucester. +. Gessner ierl
cristoprcrs. Liverpool via sandy Hook Willie Meren
Orr. Nclaren Dunkirk: brig Fanny AUST. Landts
tcarcdstcsner Falcon Kirby, Charleston: barks TEN
pier. Booth Rio JaneiSo; Atagrnca tSPl Dom,nish GID
raiisi schrs u Howe. New York; BirdsAh do LII
ale l. Mills, Danvers
BELLA April asArrysd. sehrs rru.ss.e ssa,sccss
rhia. load for Virginia; Nay Mary farrow Foss So
vnnnah Tor Bangor Id Lizzie Lane, West Bucksvs and
Thumnston. to load for Charleston
sailed April ~ Florida Gilmore BucksPor 20 load
jacksonville land sailed for zssh; Nay is Holmes
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BARCELONA April Is bark Porvenr sp). Mas, Now Or
leans Cadi1.
BARBADOS, april I0-Arived, schr Vim knight, knight.
Baltimore.
CIrSrurcos May l-ssed. brig Wesley Seymour tBr,.
KnowIton, Philsdelphs: schr Rommeli. Adams. do
"a bark Nicolsy, smith, Boston; schr Howard Hunt,
CAupKSAs May Arrived. scr Annie Golfer (Br). Nc
Laughiin, Porto Csbello
Sailed Id barks Lizzie Merry Kexer north OF Hatteras;
Ocean Pearl. Henry do; brig Charlotte Buck Smith. do
Farmer PoSr MAY 5-Arrived steamer Polynesian tBr)
HAVANA May 4-Arrlved brig Sarah Emma Carter. Liv-
erpool.
sailed 4th. City OF Havana. phps from Vera
Cruz New York Tappahannock. PendIeton New Orleans
barks Atlas Sp Crruts Pensacola schr Maggie Aulvsy.
Anderson. New YORK.
HALlrAx May 2cleared. ship Roseueath (Br). Mevicsr
Pictou
Arrived 4th scar castalia fBr, Lipsett. New York.
MoSrKvipKo March 11Sailed. bark Bessie simpson
Brad ord Antwerp 21 schr Robert Palmer Dennson st
Thomas
MArAxzAs. May 3-Sailed bark Haven. UIrcx no rth
Of Iiatterss: schr Abbie Dunn. Fountain, do.
SAcuA Nav 2-Saiied. briggs Sarua. Munday. Philadel-
pha Jesse Ioyt BD Mcdonald north OF Hatterss; schr
Vim Todd Wood. do.
81 ions NIB. May S-Arrived ship Walter Wallet Dbl
Hatfield. Liverpool via sandy Hook
Cleared 9th. ship Hectsnooga tBr, johnson. Psnarth
Roads
Tnix,nAp CUBA, April 3o-ArrIved brig Emma, Buck
sailed April 20 brirs .vsilans, Boston; May Alice
Lea. Foster. Phil sdelphia
In port April % brig Agnes Barton knight. for Bslti.
vAisscia. April ia-saisd ship FL CAPTAIN Lincoln.
Cawiari.
vIcroRis April 26Passrd ur ship Frank Austin Ole,
Austin. San Francisco Tor Nansimo.
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"vIC" wooHULL's LECTURE.

The large hall OF tho Cooper Institute well nlled
last evening with very respectable audience assem-
bled TO hear Mrs Victoria Woodruff explain sHow to
Crush the Head Of the Serpent" Mrs Woodruff read
several from the third chapter OF Genesis
tanning Gods promise to that her seed should
crush tho head OF the serpent She said that
from the ills that affect humanity must come IRON
woman. and that In order that they Mt themselves
for their mission, they should study the marital ques-
ton In all its details and responsibilities. Sho
denounced the practice Of rearing girls for the
matrimonial market and insisted woman's right to
claim from hcr husband the Same purity he expected
from her The loose divorce Law bad proiniscu
ousness Tho mother should be the teacher Of her
family and the confessor OF her child and order
do this properly should initiate the purity OF the vir
gin Mary Here Mrs. Woodruff turned to a small
statue OF the Virgin which placed pedestal the
OF tho stage, and with much force called on all
present both male and female, to cherish cultivate
purity, then there would be for penitentia
RES and prisons, no necessity for hanging men for
murder, for murder would soon cease to exist; and
thus intelligent mothers, knowing their duties, would
bring forth virtuous children aud by cause
vice TO vanish from tho world and crush the head Of
tho serpent
MrA Woodruff was frequently and loudly appaudsd
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OFFENBACH.

ARRIVAL OF THE KING OF OPERA BoUFFE.
y. Jacques Onenbach arrived yesterday morning on
the French steamship Canada, and reached his CON-
Portable quarters at the Finh Avenue Hotel about
eleven o'clock. He seemed TO DO In excellent spirits
his voyage and full Of hopes as 70 his
here conductor He visited Gilmore's Gar
den In the afternoon with Mcssrs. Maurice Grau Sher
dan Shook and party Oi friends, aud expressed the
utmost delight a. the arrangements OF the garden He
has brought few musicians with him. but
the main body, some thrty-slx number.
will come by the next French steamer H. 0nenbach
visited Booths Theatre IN the evening, and much
impressed by the manner IN which 'Henry "" was
placed on shc stage He was sercnaded at the hotel
last night by large orchestra. and bowed hs acknow
cdgmcnts TO the assembled multitude front the
hotel The management has already secured an
orchestra OF 100 muscians principally selected
Philharmonic Society, and on Monday afternoon they
will be tested by the king opsrd Jou6e
q rehearsal in the garden. The first concert takes
place Thursday evening, the programme consist
Of selections from Offenbach's works The composer
will furnish number Of new works during his season
In New York. He is very ANXIOUS write an OPERA
bomfe an American subject. and there will be
splendid opportunity Tor our brettsts exert them
a~lv
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

snr LoRErro PIsH corney from Pabellon de Pisa via
81 W. wh sss ns wa aaa . r % sail.
account gives the name q the vessel .s s np s
Plea bound ~ Europe
BAG MANY HAsskI from New York for Portland be- b.
Wells beach ruddsr aud part Of keel and her deck
Is broken fore and an both houses also both msss
she would be wreck stripped and The
pairs
scmn NAIAp Qurrs 50 tons OF Plymouth been sold
to Capt Jean, Of Archsi. for $3.50.
ScHR PYTHON Osgood arrived at Bluehil Ne, April -
with part Of keel gone. having been ashore.
scHR Fox from the West Indies for Norwich. Ct he
from Is.ssra. Inlet 20 Sesssrs. NC Nay for rspsrs
would proceed to her destin alton.
Sem CLARA BELL OF Maine loaded with lime which 70
Gently went into Edsartown r: ha. had the IRE exn.
given away The nearly
burned through to spring under the weight OF
on the sosh ais during heavy blow from sw stove boat
and amer rail- Experienced heavy weather during the
Sem DAVID BRows. Emmerson: from Fall River for
%ssss ssss
ss:.s Is reported 70 Be in good condition Assistance has
fusgos AgriI 2s =. 80 20 lon 10 during heavy
scHR wARxESwwrecken were saving cargo, naval
more ss:rs reported New fo ashore # Kunstss near
GIogcxsrEs Mss. Nay 4ssssper SNOW; q Boston, en-.
by the buoy tender brought into ths
1n s i. :s h; az
ward lsnd and rs,o1 broken There will probably BE-
NEwsuRyroRr. Nay 4-schr Lucy Coegswei. SWEET.
le Phiadelphi. Thursday April ~ and arrived in Ips
Sargent her to the
on f ns @ ns ss % es
20 tons Of coal taken from her .na s shs
small sum to repair her.