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SARATOGA RACES.

ENTRIES AND BETTING ON To-DAY's CONTESTS.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July 81.
The starters for the races to. morrow fol-
lows
ONx MILE FREE HANDICAP Ar-Bethuncs Burgoo, A.
Smiths Inspiration Charles Reeds Gray Friar late
Gray steel McDsnielB Virginius, p Lorard's Aerci-
less, Donohue's Waco
Two MILE RAcE-P Lorillard's Mercilcss. McUaniel's
Madge, G. l.. Lorard's Warlock, McGrath's Aaron
Pennington, Grnstead's ST. Martin.
NILE AND QUARTER RAcE--Brown's Paladin,
O'Donnells Jessie C., McDanieis Virgil Burton's
HURDLE RAcE-Mile Heats-Fisher Carson's
Kslso Lawrsnce's Resolule, Hltchcock's Carriboo,
Donohues Weasel, Reeds Doubtful
SELLING.
Pool selling on to-morrow's races has been very
selling up TO nine O'Clock being on the mile handicap
for all ages. The following being an average OF tho
sales, with the ontrics and weighs
HANDICAP.
p Lorilard's Nerciless 95 lbs. $425
Bethune's Burgoo, lis lbs bs................... 2l5
AcDaneFs Vrgnius, 10 ios :.........:......... 100
Reeds Gray Frar ats Gray S,se. lo7 lba. $50
Donohues Waco, 92 lbs ....-.--...-........... lo5
Davis May d., 90 lbs 90
Smiths Inspiration, lib lbs. 50
TWO NILES
George Lorard's Warlock, 101 lbs. s............. so
r Lorilard's Mercicss, 96 lbs. s................. 10
McGrath's Aaron remington, l24 lbs. 30
Grinstead's St Martin, l0i lbs. $3.50. 80
McDanefs Madge, ll9 los....... 10
MILE AND A QUARTER
Burtons Courier 103 lbs bs...................... 80
McDaners Vigil, l03 lbs. %
Browns Paladin 1I9 lbs. 13
O'Donnell's Josie Z, 9s lbs. s.................. IL
HuRDLE-MILE HEATA
Lawrence's Resoute, l53 lbs. bs.................. 81
Hitchcock's Carrboo, 1853 lbs. s.................. 90
Fishers Kelso, l54 lbs. 81
Ayres' Wyndham, 144 lbs lbs...................... 26
Donohue's Weasel 13S lbs. bs....................... 20
Longstan's Usage, l47 lbs. 70
Reed Doubtful, 100 lbs Observation-Disclosures. 20
Green's Milton, l43 lbs. IL
FINE RUNNING ANTlCIPATED.
The weather is bright and clear, and everything is
very promising for a brilliant days sport.
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Tho yacht Estele anchored yesterday at Manhasset
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YACHTING NOTE.

Entries will be received until this evening at the
office OF Mr.. James Sloan, No. ~ Water street, New
burg, \. y.
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Little Fred, 4.
Breeze, Is.
The field, IL.
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POOLS IN THE CITY,


The weather is bright and clear, and everything ID
very promising for a brilliant days sport.
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OBITUARY.
COLONEL OSCAR A. MACK,

COLONEL OSCAR A. MACK. U. s. A.
A despatch received at the War Department, Wash
ington, yesterday, announced the death on Sunday
night at hoberly, Missouri OF Colonel Oscar A. Mack.
Inspector OF National Cemeteries Colonel Mack was
his return from New Mexico, whittier he had gone
for his health. Colonel Mack old army officer
He entered West Point July /, ls4o and graduated
eighth In his class 1850 AS second lieutenant Of
the Fourth artillery he served Ia garrison nj Fort
Preble, Maine; Fort Lafayette. New York: Fort John
ston, North Carolina, Fort sumter, South Carolina
Fort 0ntario New York; For. Mliiin Penn.yivania
and Fort Independence, Massachusetts,, between the
years 1850 and 1856. He was then appointed first
liectensns February II, 1856, and joined In the
FLORIDA hostilities against tho Seminocs Thence
he went TO Fort Randall d. T., 1S60-8L He
served during the evil Made captain
OF the Thirteenth infantry; In May, 1861. he
was ordered TO Western Virginia He was engaged In
the following battles Carnifex Ferry, September 10.
1851; In the fights OF the Kentucky and Tennesses
campaign. February ahd April 1862; in Mississippi
campaign, Nay 1862 the siege OF Corinth; Perryviic.
KY, October ., 1862; Stone River, Tenn, December
81 1862, whore he severely wounded He wax
then detailed special duty in the Aduant Generals
office ut Washington. II. O., December !. ls03
made brevet major March l3 1865; brcvet lieutenant
colonel Tor gallantry at Murtreesboro Tenn, and
major OF the Ninth United States infantry, June l9
1866 He WAS for long time during the war aidede-
camp on the staH OF Major General George A Thomas
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BROOKLYN.


Charles McCarron, aged fifteen months while play
ing around the cooking at his residence No. 26s
Front street. severely scaldcd last night by the
upsetting OF pot Of boiling water.
John keenan,, twenty I'VE years OF age, and Thomas
Fnnin. twenty-five years OF age were arrested last
night charged with robbing James Lord OF $40 Sat
urdsy evening last, il johnson street.
Bella Ward, residing at No ! Emmett street,
formerly . servant OF Frederick Twarrager, residing
az No 20 Atlantic avenue, was arrested last night
the charge OF robbng her employer OF $40 worth OF
jewelry. Tho property was recovered
James Doren. colored, twenty years OF ago, was ar
rested last night by Officer Goodale suspicion Of
stealing &25 worth OF flannel from in front OF the dry
goodE store OF Isaac Lewison No 239 Myrtle avenue
mass meeting OF the republicans hold at their
headquarters In Court street. last night Joseph Reeves
In the char. Mr.. Depcw, Hon. w. W. Goodrich and
other prominent speakers addressed the meeting
The p,,ce Of the HERALD today and henceforM ciu BE-
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hundreds of bright and happy faces smiled last
evening at the cccentrcites OF these very superior
burnt cork artists The opening song, 'fho Exile" I"
as sung by Mr.. IL W. Frlnan, was in itself gem
worth tho price OF admission; and followed up by
''SpeaS TO Nc, Speak" charmngly rendered by Mr..
Carl Rudolph, the audience placed in
good feeling with tho artists The stump speech,
titled "heiorm PERISH by Governor Ry-
man, was, usual the sensation OF the
evening, and eclied paroxysm o! laughter
that aitcrward revived the appearance Of
the African dwarf Tommy, as introduced bv Connu-
cious, the taitocd man. In the atcrpece, '.Boardng
House rheatrcals.r Mcssrs. Billy Birch and Charley
Backus disting guIshcd themselves the respective
paris OF Master Tommy Boiling and Mr.. Gus Hash.
Mr.. Backus has lost none OF his comic humor IN his
recent vislt 10 Philadelphia, and has returned moro
amusing than ever
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"PoRr EnrKpocLE"-Ar1ved. bark Doris Eekhon. Hons
Leghorn.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct 22-Arrived. bsrks osmi Dubrovach
Aus,. NarianovIch. New York; 23d Gabriel Nor'. vinke
do. with loss Of sails Luigi Msdrs taD Cssne Philads
phia
Rio JAsxrao. Oct l7Ssisd prsviously barks Wnifred
(Br. Hudgns, Baltimore; May Queen. springsteen. do
sALoSIcA Oct A-sailed, brig VIM Mallory, Jr, Ryiey.
United States
VENICE Oct SoArived briRs Aiberti. NeCsuldsrs, Phil
sdspha; Laura Virginia dtaD. vicsri, New YORK.
wxsr HARrLxrooL. Oct 21-Saed, bark Cetverti Dubro
vacki Aus). caraman, United States.
Sailed from - Oct 10. bark Argonaus for United
States: 2sd ship honh (B. HsyneA do; bark St Olaf
(NoD, Hasssi. do.
LONDON Oct 23-The British bark Keystone Capt rhomp
from Baltimore Sept IS Lynn has foundsred
having been In collision Her have landed Sciy
ALxERiA. Oct 23-The brig Giuseppe QtaD Bartoomeo,
from Palermo for Phadsiphia 10 ashore hero In eaky
condition.
PLrxourH Oct 2s-Ths British bark Excelsior Capt Rob-
erts from Wilmington, No. 10 for Antwerp has been
considerably damaged by . collision.
WEATHER REPORT.
BRISTOL. Oct %. PM-Wind NE, moderate: fine.
PLYnourH. Oct 81. PA-wind NE. moder rate: fine.
The price Of the HERALD to-day and hencetorM sciu be
three cents
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STRIKE OF THE ENGINEERs-ALL TRAINS
STOPPED AFTER TWELVE O'CLOCK LAST
NIGHr-Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY PAssEN-
GERS LEFT ALL NIGHT At BAYoNNE-GgEAT
DISCOMFORT IN NEW YORK.
Considerable excitement and CONSERVATION
caused at the Now York depot OF the New Jersey Gen.
tra road at an carly hour this morning by the dscov
cry Of strike bv tho engineers, which
dersd II impossible for a large number OF passen-
gers to reach their homes by train. 1t appears
that tho company has reduced the wsges OF tho
ginoers from 500 to $55 and $50 per month. On Sun
day meeting Of the engineers held, and II
was decided that at twelve O'Clock last night ull the
engineers should cease work. and that matter where
the trains werc at that hour, the engineers after
dumpng the rc should loavo the train standing. This
resolution carried out and at Bayonne about $50
passengers including women and children, were left
with no other protection than that which tho af
forded against the discomorts OF wol, murky night
Atthc depot on the New York side large number OF
passengers many of whom hold "commulation"
tickets, were told that II would be useless
to cross tho Terry trains
ning Those who dubious to this
report went TO Jersey City only 10 find the
caution fully sustained by the statements OF tho oicinls
Of tho road The discomfort of these passengers
greatly increased by their inability to obtain
modation At any of tho New York hotels, all being
crowded with Centennial visitors Tho strike extends
from Now YORK to Scranton and will occasion con.
siderable Inconvenience to tho travelling public.
of he HIM n Le0,e n,
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CLEARED.

Steamer Tho Queen tBr Bragg. Liverpool via Queons-
town. " Hurst.
steamer Montana tBr), Beddoc, Lvcrpooi-Williarns
Guion
Steamer Somerset lBr. Western. Bristol. E-w ID Nor.
steamer Richmond, Kelley Norfolk, city Point and Rich
mand--Ud Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer Martha Stevens Chance, Bstmore-wm Dal-
zeil
steamer S:iners. Warren. PhilaJelphiaJas Hand
Steamer tranconix. Bragg P0rtland-J y Ames
BARK scrug tAus). Tommssevch Livcrpool-Slocovch 4
Co.
bark ossonak tAus Ossoinak, Queenstown. Falmouth
or Plymouth for orders-SlocJvich 4 Go.
Bark vegar tNor, Abrethsen. CORK for orders-Funch
Edye 90
Bark xandrine Ger, Rickelcs Elsinore orders
Punch, Eaye Co
BARK Nnovo 3undo uiap, ssvanese. Naples-runch.
Edye 4 Co
brig Edith. Pickett Kingston. jas d. Cordova
scbr John Ward lnman, PsrS-Burdett & Pond.
Schr Lucy Baker. Allen, Boston Ferguson & Wood.
Schr Pointer, Dill. .Providence-Fereuson 4 Wood.
Wind at sunset EsI; at midnight, NV; dense fog
Barometer at sunset. - 81
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NEWS IN THE CITY.

An unknown was found drowned yesterday
norning at the foot OF Stanton by Ofccr Sassc
OF tho Eleventh precinct Coroner Eickbon viii in
vestiente.
At eievon O'Clock Sunday night Martin Judge,
aged tbrty-n of No IS Baxter street. whilo gong
home, was slightly stabbed In the left Shoulder by
some unknown person.
President Orton, OF tue Western Union Telegraph
Company has been Ill for some days. His physicians
report his condition at this time as much Improved
lie has already passed the crisis OF his illness.
Early yesterday morning William Welsh aged 1fty.
OF No lo2 William street, Brooklyn, fell OF pier IS
East RIVER He was rescued and taken to the Fourth
precinct station house, where he received medical
assistance
Charles Hoffman, aged twenty one. OF Massachusetts,
had the fingers OF his lett hand crushed the 1eth
inst. while trying to board train the Erie Rail-
way at Mddlctown. lie died OF his injuries yesterday
Coroner Eicknon was notified.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Tho attraction at this place OF last even
ing was Miss Katie Putnam Little Nell and the Mar.
chioness in four dramatization of Dickens .,od
Curiosity shop" MISS Putnam is a very clover ittlc
actress OF the Lotta school, and her rendition tho
characters shc assumed last evening exhibited m uch
skill ability and life The support she received was
good Mr. Coleman playing The part OF David Qup with
the same ability characterized his performance of
that character years gonc by, MIR. Oliver Wren's
Dick Swivelcr not remarkable effort, but IL
above the average Tnken altogether the piece
on we'll and MISS Putnam made favorable preston.
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WOODS MUSEUM,

The Centennial visitors gave fair amount OF patro-
mage last evening to tins Broadway home Of tho meo-
dramatic and were entertained with Tho romantic
drama OF Buffalo Bill" In the absence Of tho great
scout himself the part of Buffalo William under.
taken by the Bowery favorite, Mr.. J. b. studey and
the deceased Wild Bill the greatest Roman Of them ALL
lett in the hands of Mr.. Harry Cotton Tho
heroiuc, Tilly, us represented by Miss Sophie
Miles,, exched the sympathics ol the audience,
the whole the fairy produced.
'Bulaio Biil' viii remain tho boards during the
coming week and will be acted the Saturday
matinee. The groat legendary drama, three acts,
entitled "Trip Van Winke, is the rsece de remittance
with which The public favored at The daily matineos.
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This popular resort was crowded last evening, and
she bill OF the play gave much variety fun music
singing, dancing and merriment could DO well
cramined into nights entertainment. Tony gave his
comic portfolio with his usual spirit, Gus Williams
proved his accustomed popularity aud John Hart WAS
extravaganty funny In his original sketch OF 3 A. NJ
Bobby Nowcomb always an attractive artist, showed
That he has lost OF his old tne ability In his
favoritc Ethiopian spccaltss. The nights entertain
ment concluded with Gus williams Dutch farce Of
s.Dinklespeils Blunders which well received by
he audience.
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KELLY Il Icons.

The attendance at Kelly Icons Minstrel and Bur-
csque Opera Is stil immense, and, judging from the
snrcks OF laughter that echo through the hall the
comcahtes OF Mr.. Lester and Mr.. Quinn and the re-
pcaed applause elected by the vocalisn OF Mr. Edw In
Kelly, Mr.. Surridge and tho only Leon, thore is no
probability OF any cessation 10 tho throng OF visitors
lnat nightly MI their cosey little thoatre Leon is
iuimitaUle in his business, and though iavorite
OF many years standing still retains i'm
power and control his voice, rem
dering the most difficult operate selections with
the greatest comparative ease. Mr.. j. W. McAndrews
appeared last night as 'srhe Watermelon Man" ono
OF the original acts produced the minstrel
stage, and, usual excited the enthusiastic APP
pausc The performance concluded with the opera
6ouDe oi "Chnx Chowhi, worry amusing entertain
lnent introducing the entire strength oil tho company
IN series oil vocal music that well rendered. Mr.
Kelly $ the Emperor OF CHINA sung remarkably we'll
and was ably supported by the only Leon aud Mr. sur
ridge.
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The Fire Department, OF Jersey City held i,s annual
parade yesterday The men marched through some OF
the principal streets, presenting a emo appearance
Tncy reviewed at the CITY Hall by Mayor Sieder.
tho Fire commlssloners aud cbiet Engineer Farmer
The Hudson County New Jersey Republican Con-
vcntion nominated yesterday Leonard j. stiastny, of
HoDokcn. Tho nomination rendered TO several
Jersey CITY men. but declined The Third Dis
trict Democratic Convention oi Jersey City met at
Assembly.
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ENORMOUS INCREASE IN TIE NUMBER OF vo-
TIERS RRG1sr2RED-NINETY-R THOUSAND
TWO HUNDRED AND sIxTY-sEvIN.
Tho subjoined Official table, furnished by Chief Clerk
Jenkins, OF the Police Department, the number
of voters registered in Brooklyn, compared with the
registration of pas. three years The apparently
excessive number recorded In the Tenth ward
in 1917 Is owing 10 the fact that the Frat
and Third wards have since been divided to make
three wards. which accounts for a corresponding
decrease the wards up The OF registry
opened the l6l election districts of the city
from seven to eleven O'Clock A. N. and IRON three 10
eleven p ii. -
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

Henry Ward Bccchcr will lecture to- night ut Chick
crng Hail. taking for his subject Nv cal,l On Thurs
day evening Mr. Beechcr VIII lecture Hard Tmes I,
The contradisI,ncton afforded by these two lectures
will no doubt attract large audiences.
The Young Peoples Christian Association OF the Six
tcenh Baptist church having interesting
Of lectures on Wednesday evenings. Tomorrow night
Frederick Douglass lectures ''Self-madc Men, aud
he will bo followed by Mr. Talmage, NJ. Cordova and
NH heY
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LABAN $. BEECHER.

Laban s. Beechor, prominent resident OF Oshkosh,
Ws, died there Sunday last from injuries received
by being thrown from hts carriage. MI Beecher was
born in New Haven, Conn, in 1906. He was long q
citizen OF Boston, where he commenced life as snip
carver and was subsequently, successful dealer In
leather Becoming large owner OF Wisconsin timber
lands he some years since removed to Oshkosh. He
retained till his death the presidency OF The Boston
City Mutual Insurance Company. In business and So
cial fc he always highly respected. Ho was
fathcr-in-law to Ex-Governor CASTOR, Hon. II. G.
Crowe and Colonel Henry W. Fuller, OF Massachu-
sctts.
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THE TUPPER AND BRYANT RE-
CEPTION.

The reception rendered by Rev. T. Dc Witt Tai
msgc TO the English poet, Martin Farquhar Tuppcr.
and the American poet William Cullen Bryant, will
iako place Thursday evening next at the residence
OF the Brook yn Tabernacle pastor No South oxford
street. Brooklyn distinguished party Of ladies' and
gontemen are expected TO DO present
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THEATRE CoMlouE.

The attendance at this house last nigh. was good
the programme interesting and tho actors In happy
moods The most attractive feature on the bill, aiier
Harrigan and Hart, Mr. Nat. G. Goodwin. Jr., In
his limitations OF wc-known actors nnd variety per.
formers; those Of Gus Williams, stuart Robson and
Sol Smith Russell being particularly good THE
SKidmore Guards, by the miniature SIXTY ninth rcs
mcnt and tho local drama of Tho Italian Psdrone y
together with other acts furnished good nights
tertuinmcnl
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Oct 2s-saed. Rub,na for Philadelphia Man
tea. do.
ALnrnA. Oct 22sailed. bark Adolph Rngler. Fcksss.
New York.
BRsroI Oct 2s-saed ship Transit (Br) Dixon Psnsa-
cola
BELFAST Oct 23-Arrived. barks Mzpah (Br). Potter.
Philadelphia; Speed (Ner,, Olsen. Wilmington. NC.
BREMEN. Oct 2a-Arrived, bsrks Elds Nor), Boo, Now
York Tetens tNor Marcussen. do Schiller Ger. Gois-
tein Richmond Va; schr Parcpa Packer Phiixdelphia
Sailed 22d. bark Minerva Thomas. New York.
BILBoA-Arrived brig PERI Stevenson New York via sa-
bles dolonne
CORK Oct 22-Sailed bark Mimi (Aus) Tominich United
| States
COPENHAGEN. Oct ls-Arrived, bark J , Mann t0er,,
Deutch. Philadelphia.
CRPuALosiA Oct Io-saied brig Florence I Henderson.
Henderson, United States
DUBLIN Oct 2l-Arrivod bark Bucsaio QtaD. sanguiu-
| etti. Philadelphia
Sailed 2ist, barks A stoneman tBr). Cain, United
States: Hancock tBr). Hughes, Delaware Breakwatcr.
ExHrKR Oct 2l-Arrived bark Viking (Nor) Rasmussen,
| Now York.
Arrived in the English Channel 2oth barks chnaman
tBr, Mckenzie. New York for London Lillian (Bp. Pres
/ scy do for Dunkirk.
GLoucssrrR. Oct 2i-saled, bark vitsor Pisani dtaD
Scarpa, United States.
GLASGOW. Oct 23-Arrived. brig Azha tNor), llongen,
| Wilmington, NC.
GLEASON Docx. Oct 2i-sa.ied, bark Luigia (Aus,,
| FerlaG, United States.
/ GIBRALTAR, Oct l4-Arrved. brig Lizzie II Kmball
storcr Richmond for Fiunno l6th barks John Marsh
Hubbard New York Christina Sp). sureda do tand sailed
prior 23d for Genoa 18th, brig Three Sisters (Br
gel Charleston for Bristol iesky beiors reported without
date.
GENOA leSailsd barks Hesperis (Nor) Strong ren
New Orleans; Kalais Brown New York; 2ist Czar. Pha
delphta-
| HkLvorr. Oct 22-sacd. schr John Krsnz Pitcher
/ New York.
LIVERPOOL 2I-Arrived ship Ivanhoe (Br) Luxe New
York. :3d barks Patent (No Morgensen. Baltimore; 2so
alcnraIoch tBr. waddle Philadephia Mozart tNor) Al
bertsen. New York. Pohono tBr, sangstcr Philadepha
sailed 2lst Cordovs (sr,. Long, Orleans:
San Jacnto (Br). Kicker, Galveston: barks Botsford
tBr) Atkinson North America: Hslcyon, Hardy New Or
| loans alter putting back; 22d, TalismAn (Br, Baker,
| United States.
Loypox Oct 2i-Cleared bark John Campbell (Br) Han
kcnson United states; 23d ship Choice (r) Masters
| brig Wesley 4 seymour tBr). knowlton. do.
LONDONDERRY Oct 2o-sailed. bark Jerbuen (Nor), so
rensen, United Stntes
United States.
LARSR Oct ~, AM-Saicd. steamer State of Gsorgis
| tBr), standsh from Glasgow, New York.
MovnLr, Oct 23-Arnved, steamer Morsvian tBr). Ora
ham, Montreal Tor Liverpool land proceeded),
Nswsy Oct 21-Arrived bark Olga (Aus), Coric Phila-
dslphia
NAPLES Oct 2ssaled, Italia (Br. Craig. New
York.
oronro. DC, l6--Arrvcd bark cintra port). De Novs
Philadelphia.
/ Sailed l4th schr Lorinc. somers, United States
pApsrow Oct 2I-Arrived brig Busy Bee (Br), Smith,
| Philadelphia
pAuIILAc Oct 2fArrived bark Prcdomo tNor), jacob
| son, New rorK for Bordeaux
| Sailed 21st, Libertas. Now York.
PAssxcKs-Arrived, brig Lophema (Bp, Maeistrom, Now
| York
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sIEINwAY HALL-THEoDoRE THOMAS ON BEET
HovEN.


HovEN.
The greatest pleasure that the American Mellon can
can give to his patrons is n Beethoven bill Last
night at Stcinway Hall, Mr.. Thomas selections wero
all taken from the Titan OF tho musical world. The
sooists were Nine Pappenheim and Mr. Jacobsohn
The orchestral selections the seventh symphony
"Corioanus. overture and the music to "Egmont !"
They were played superby. Beethoven's music wears
an ever varying aspect. bright in ali its changes yet
could its language not ut become familiar TO those
who had luled their higher powers to rest with the
hum Of popular $50 called fantasies, the earnest
dcavor OF such apostle as Thomas should, IN course
Of time bring every lover to the shrine OF tho
Prophet Of Bonn The man who spoke in sounds
heavenly, thrilling, penetrating soul filing and
Irresistible. tho genius poured endless
stores Of invention and originality, cannot be
heard with tame appreciation by the public
when the interpreters arc Thomas orchestra
Hence tho popularity Of Beethoven night Tho
music has, moro than anght else, broad influence
upon The heart Yet It is easily expalnaSle. Palas
Ike, the man sprang complete from the head OF art
over the abyss OF mental that surged through
Beethovcns life the Graccs built bridge OF flowers
Tantaius, Euccadus, .Sisyphus, Narcissus. Apollo
Adonis-all are combined IN this unapproachabie
genius. His works immortal, like ST. Peters in
Rome, or The HAD Ages VIII pass away but the
highest form OF music, sxempicd in the Writings OF
Beethoven, will live forever.
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ss.d from st Helena Aug 27 bark General Scott, Rob
bins NR. to cruise.
spoken tby bark Seine. at New BedfordJuiy 80 lat 35
~ an 54 Janus, Clifford NB $40 bbs all told; 30
this Sept on Western Ground bark President
do $40 sp tod 18th lat Ion a. Spartan Trpp $50
brig ABBOTT lawrence Russell. do, ISO do this
Heard from. date. barks LaEcer Dowden do 90
Sunbeam Clifford. do 4so do all told; Swal
low Kills. $50 do do.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

nS For OF brig Aimita Of Iseboro and loss OF o
general news columns.
BRISTOL, OF the Fall River line. about Eve
O'clock Saturday morning. when of huntington ran
an unknown schooner carrying away her manm
otherwise disabling her Cries OF distress heard
aud the Bristol made search for than hour but