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The New York herald., 1876-01-23
THOMAS THIRD sYMPHoNY CONCERT.

If the last public rehearsal Of Theodore Thomas on
Thursday afternoon drew large audience TO stenway
Hail. was entirely eclipsed last night by the immense
assembare at the concert II sight rarely
witnessed even by such musicoving public as that
of New YORK Not only was standing room in the hall
occupied by the admirers OF Beethoven but late corners
who had seats found considerable trouble in making
their way TO them The orchestra fully 100 strong,
the string department being considerably augmented.
For the Ninth Symphony Of Beethoven, the oratoro
Society of Dr. Damrosch nearly 800 strong,
was engaged, and the following solo artists sang
Mrs. II. NJ Smith, soprano; Miss Antona Henne, con-
tralto; Mr.. william j. Winch, tenor, and Mr.. Franz
Remmertz, baritone The programme was entirely
devoted to Beethoven, Mr. s. F. Jacobsohn playing the
grand violin concerto opus 6l and the orchestra pre-
sentng the first aud last symphonies OF the Titan OF
music The interest attached to the Ninth Symphony
is remarkable If Steinway Hall were capable of ac-
commodatinT 1000 people last evening its capacity
would have been tested to the utmost Mile Ttens
and Mr. J. II. Mapleson, manager of Her Majesty's
Opera in London we're present and hundreds
Of local artists could not find seats The perform
ance was worthy OF the peerless organization over
which Mr.. Thomas presdes. The Choral Symphony
which has been pronounced by Wagner as the climax
OF Instrumental music IS iortunaey ior he interests
Thomas has made II familiar TO his patrons IN other
cities well as IN New York Notwithstanding the
director who ventures upon this grand work Mr.
Thomas has successfully encountered them. and New
YORK, Boston and Cincinnati have witnessed the
triumph Of the orchestra of America in
the nobest composition that the divine art can boast
Of The performance last night was deserving of The
highest praise Orchestra soloists and chorus seemed
90 be entirely rapport with the colossal work. Crit
icsm OF this work Is well described by of Beet
hoven's admlrers.-"How can we conceive the work
IN Beethovens laboratory, while he shaped
the Ninth symphony from its first tono
sketch up into the living marbleY How amid
the rush OF a thousand undyng fances he could ham
that colossal sphinx whose feet we sit,
like pgmos, tapping with blind fingers on Its pedestal
and affecting TO unrddle its enigma To draw its out
lines needs plateau OF rock and pencil of light
ming; reproduce its colors he must set in motion all
that lies between the Of the desert and German
moonlight; for It's development he should hold
chanted in his pen the changes OF the seasons he
lay the knife OF analysis TO this divine form and
aim at a critical Of the score" The muses. pre-
serve from this taskl The audience last night would
ain have the work repeated, so delighted were they
with the grandeur OF its performance IL
sion 10 be remembered for a lifetime.
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
THE PRESIDENCY OF CUBA.
To rnH EDrroR on THK HrRALp:-

To rHB EDITOR on THE HERALD
Colonel Lopez de oucralta IN his letter 70 you pub
shed to-day's issue, states Ms doubts TO the cleo
ton Of citizen Juan sporturno President OF the Re-
public OF Cuba basng his assertions upon the fact that
ofcia communication has as yet reached Us regard
ing said election. Colonel oueraa has doubt for
gotten that the elections lately held TO constitute the
House OF Representatives had for s main object the
election OF President Of the Republic for the purpose
OF putting an end TO the evils resulting from long pro-
uacted vacancy Of the office, and has also forgotten
hat about the middle OF November last the House OF
representatives. was 20 assemble for said election
WIN such antecedents confirmed by letters from Rep
rcsonsatves dated 18th and l4th Of November last IN
which though they recognize tho virtues and merits OF
uensIal ASuer@ they do not consider him possessed
the once thero is no reason TO doubt the adviccs
ceved oy last steamer from Havana OF the election OF
citizen Sporturno 70 the Presidency Of the Republic
Nav yoRk. Jan IL lsT6 J. HERNANnEZ
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CLEARED.

Steamer City OF Richmond CBr, Brooks. Liverpool via
steamer Baltic (Br) Gleade Liverpool via Queenstown
J Corts
steamer England CBr) Thompson, Liverpool via Queens
steamer Fleurs Castle CBn, Thomson, LOndonHender
Steamer Victoria CBD. Hsdderwick GlAsgow-Hendsrson
Bros
Steamer Castalia (Bp, Butler. Glasgow-Henderson
Steamer Hohenstaufen tGer) Lest. Bremen via South
Steamer Labrador (F, Laughter Havre via PlymouthL
Steamer George Clyde Pennington Galveston via Key
steamer George w Elder Read. New orlssns-C A Whit
Steamer cOrtes, Freeman, New orlsans-clark Sea-
Steamer San Salvador Nickerson savannah-w GArri-
Steamer Champion Lockwood, ChariestonJ W Quintard
Steamer BenefactOr. Jones. Wilmington, No-wm P
steamer Old Dpminon Walker N9EfOlt City Point and
Steamer John Gibson. Tull Georgetown. DE- G
steamer Garrett Hicks Baltimore South Aruboy-
Steamer vindicator Doane Philadelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Gen Whitney. Haett. Boston-H + Dmock
Ship Sir Robert Peel, Larabee London-Grnnel, Min
ship John o. Gaunt (Br). Lyar London.
Bark Jason Nor), Thorsen Cork Tor ordes-Fnnch Edye
Bark Freya MOr) Blaauw Queenstown or Falmouth for
Bark Whitney tBr), spicer, Antwerp Whitney a
Bark George Ger. segelken. Bremen-charles uling
Co.
Bark Ferrari dab. Cahero, Marseilles-Jas Henry.
Bark Morning Star (Br). Lucas, Oporto-Geo Bnlley.
Bark Casco, Penny, Greenport Ll-Cartwright Harri
Brig wofvile (Br), Bartipg, Corunna-Boyd Hincken
Brig Avance (Nor Pedersen, Oporto-Funch, Edge Co.
Brig Mozart Ger, Fetchens, Rio Janeiroas Ward
Co.
brero island-H A Vatablc 4 Son.
Scnr Joseph Nickerson Yates st Paul dc Loanda fi-
ca)--Yates Porterheld.
Schr NJ Brainard, AveriL Jacmel HaytD-A Nones 4
Co.
schr Mary L Peters York MatanEas-Parsons 4 Loud.
Schr Rosalie (Br), johnson, Nassau. MP Ward Co.
Schr Sunbeam, Bunker Key West and Pensacoa-Benner
a Pinckney.
schr John Leutha, Martin. Richmond, Va-van Bruni
Bro
Schr Samuel Wood Wood Norfolk. Val Staples
Schr Mary Hickman, Robinson. Norfolk Va--Squirs
Bros
schr Bayies johnson. Philade phia-van Brunt a
Bro.
schr George Marts. Marta. Phiiadeiphia-siaght 4
Petty.
Co.
Schr Calista Whitten, Bostou-Chas living.
Sloop Eliza Sylvanie, Baker. New Haven-Geo Blair 4
Son.
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A POSTMASTER ACCUSED.

On Friday evening A. NJ. Wright Postmaster at
Whitestone Long Island, fifty years old and promi.
nent member OF the Methodist Church, arraigned
before Justice Williamson a charge of enticing a
little girl into his blacksmith shop by promises OF
pennies, &c, for improper purpose The child
Emma Keith, twelve years old, very small and OF an
innocent unsuspecting appearance was in court and
the prisoner admitted the facts stated by the
panant but by counsel urged that they did not cons
tute any statutory offence He was held In $1,000 to
the third or fourth time similar charges have been
made against him, and the local feeling is very hot
the subject HINTS at applications of tar will prob
ably make Wright careful about too freely exposing
himself to the attentions of his neighbors
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
BOOKS RECEIVED.

BrotherA ~ - 1920 -
New York Harper A Brothers
Victor and NanquAhed. By Marcy Cecu Uav N.w yo,k.
harper Brothers -'' Wv A
Willie. New York: Harper Brothers. -s
Halves By james Payn. New York. Harnor A p~o,h...
Viva BY Mrs +. d Il. n. southworth. Philaaelnhis.
T. B. Peterson Brothers 0'PA'e'
Wooed and Married. BY Rosa Nouchette Ca,ev phu.
delphia j. b. Lippincott Co ~
The Monk By NJ O. Lewis Philadeiphia; T. B. Peterson
A BrotherA
me Bryant stratton Business Arithmetic Bv n n
Bryant New York Albert Mason. - -
Grader school Seres-First Second. Third Fourth and
Fnh Readers. New York aud Cincinnati wilson Hinkie
4 Co.
Angola and the River Congo BY Joachim J. Monteiro
New York: Macmillan Co.
Rational Method for Learning French By Claude Marcel
New York d. Appleton Co.
Illustrated History Of the World BY John d. Quackenbo
ew York y. Appleton Co.
NTha Eelectic Magazine for February.
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
RAPID TRANSIT.

There vas a fu uher bearing Of argument yesterday
before ths Park Commissioners on opposition to the
r,yinr OF the neoes sary right OF way. Mr.. John F.
Parsons appeared for properly holders rhird
and elsewhere, aud o,'her gentlemen also offered OBJ
1eetions Az there are others who wish hearing
before ths decision gy m u - likely TO be some Gays
before the Department o. fMks taxes actlon. Mayor
legal points involved -
erApAr KLKvATED n-NLRoAp TRANS
Trains Tor the nrst time svnday, wiz run To-Day
an the Elevated Railroad. There VII be thirty .eight
vans each way between seven A and seven P. NJ,
and ifM be nnc day doubtless may VII VII 'aAs aefah
,nne Of thia circIs ralfance 20 viAit Lhsf FarA
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
| PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. %, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPoRfED M THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToNK TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPoRrKD HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
WHIrKBToEK TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Humboldt CBr, MITCHELL Rio JAneiro Dec 2o
passengers Jevons Jan 90 "a 80 Ion TO- had
heavy westerly gale. lasting ls hours. . -
mdse and passengers Murray. Ferris Co. goth inst 70
miles sW Of Lookout Shoals steamer City Of Havana
Steamer Albemare, Gibbs Lewes Del With mdsS to the
Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer VIM Clyde, Ingram. Philadelphia, with mdse
Bark constantia Sorl Taaksen Dublin Nov 90 via 81
Thomas IL days. in ballast Funch Edye Co. Jan 10,
lat 3s 3 Ion u 30 spoke ship La Louisiana F from
New Orleans tor Havre, IA days out, all well.
bark Ca5mela Ansl Veccarna, st NazAirc 40 days In
BARK Minerva daD. Galioni Genoa so days with mdse
to q Phillips son; vessel TO j G Seager Passed Glib
Bark Excelsior Boston, Eddy Lcghorn days with
marble and rags to Fabricotti vessel to A Bowers
Brig Don tof Portiaud erosion Kontevideo Nov
13 with hides &c TO las Henry Crossed the Equator Dec
2 80 Had very heavy weather on the passage
split and lost sails an l6 lat 80 20 Ion r. passed bark
Brig Houston (of Stockton). Grnfn Cardenas days,
with and meado to De Castro CO.. vessel to Jas
Brig Laura Gertrude, Risk Brunswick Ga days, with
naval stores TO Dollner, Potter Co.
Schr Annie Lee Look Cedar Keys I3 days with cedar to
Faber: vessel to Alvah Mudget II of Tortugas,
passed 3mased schooner steering south. with fore and
main topmass oremast head and dying jbboom carried
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Martha Inness, Inness Boston for New York,
TsIaSSa SOP Pond Boston o for o% Ur
seRT ayS KsnpFsd FS5 Tor YsT York
Pilot Boat Telegraph. Mystic for Key West
BOUND EAST
Steamer George Cromwell Bacon New York Halifax
Steamer santee. Davis. New York for Providence.
Steamer Electra. Young. New York for Providence.
schr Lucy Ames. Bishop, New York for Boston.
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ns-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NfGHT.-The NKw YoRK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
the coor red green red changing from 70 the other
succession and be- several miles dstank Cap
tans OF vcsse seeing this signal will obge usoy
pairing any marine they have for the ship News
Department. Of the HKRALp.
nYPesons dcslrous Of communicating with vessels arriv
New York do addressing such vessels
Of HERALD YACHT pier No East River. New York
Letters received from all parts ofhe world and promptly do
lvered- Duplicates required
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents shipmasters informed
thai BY elegraphng to the HERALD London Bureau adj
dressing Bennett No 4s Fleet street, London" 20 thu
Paris oee, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue deropsra
PArsthe arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be eabledto this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving At and sailing from French and hed-
tcrrAnean ports will hndthe Paris ONCE the eeOnomel
and expsditiOusfor toegraphng newA
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
0PFIcR OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFyTcER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-1 A N.
p,obnbiI;fiss

WAR DEPARTMENT,
0PFIcR THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFyrcER
WASHINGTON Jan. 23-1 A NJ
Probabilities
For New England and the Middle States, snow or
rain, with fresh and brisk easteryto southerly Winds
falling barometer, slowly rising temperature followed
by clearing weather in Virginia
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
partly cloudy and warmer weather continue, with
southeast to southwest winds Pnd falling barometer
during the day
For the Southwest increasing cloudness and winds
shifting northerly and westerly with lower tempera.
ture and rising barometer.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and the upper lake
region, OF rain snow, winds shifting to
northery and westerly, with lower temperature and
rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri VAL
leys clearing and partly cloudy colder weather. with
norhery TO westerly winds and rising barometer dur
ing the day.
For the lower lake region cloudy weather, with rain
snow southery to westerly winds, followed by rs-
ing barometer and Slight fall Of temperature.
Cautionary signals continue at the stations the
New Jersey coast and ordered for stations from
New York to Eastport
The Central Mississippi River will rise stations
above vicksburg
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
OBITUARY.
EDWARD BIssELL.

This gentleman who died at Greene, N. Y the 10th
inst, made purser in the United States Navy in
1885, and ordered to the Enterprise then serving
the Brazil station In 1874 he returned home, and two
years later ordered TO the frigate Potomac, and
sailed the sloop-ofw Boston TO join his vessel
then in the West indies The Boston her way there
wrecked and totally lost, and Mr.. Bssell suffered
much from exposure and enueayors to save his
books and papers that prostraton succeeded
His nervous system never fully recovered from the
effects of the shock He was sixty years OF age
when he died.
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
A POLISH ANNIVERSARY.

The thirteenth anniversary ofthe last revolutionary up
rising the Polish people to regain their national nde
pendence celebrated at Dramatic Hail. in East Hous-
street. night Addresses the past and future Of
Poland were delivered by Messrs Cb. Zedrzeewsk ".
Gorski, T. Kornobis r. Penderand +. DelIkowski and
others company of Polish sharpshooters, the Wolni
Ptrelcy Posey, under the command Of Captain v.
Nowazki, attended the proceedings in body in the
uniform Of Polish hunters
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SAILED.

,T 51, d s. pu, p oo
Labrador 60 Hayre; vie.oria BDi Glasgow; George
Cortes do San Salvador Savannah; Ashland do; Cham
pion Charleston; Benefacor, Wilmington, NC; Old Do
mnion Richmond &C. John Gibson Georgetown, DC; Vim
dcatOr. PhilSdePhiS barks yssa tbr Liverpool; Viola
mouth; Morning Star Br), st Jago brigs Lydia Cole
Sagua Ia Grande; Princess Beatrice (B Pointa-Pitre
Emily Sheldon, Matanzas; schr L Bryan, Charleston
Wind at sunset, NE, hazy.
Barom ter AZ 30 5S
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
SURRENDERED BY HIS BAIL.

About month ago Frank Houghtailing, ex-police
clerk at Jefferson Market charged with being
concerned in the theft of valse filled with valuable
documents from guest at the Sturtevant House He
bailed in 81, 900 by David w. Davis. Yesterday
Davis receded from his suretyship and Houghtaling
taken by Police Captain Kennedy to the Office of
the District Attorney. No new bondsman appearing
be Was subsequently, locked up IN the TombsL
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
QUEER PROBLEM FOR BERGH.

At the instance OF Mr. Walsh the Agent OF the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, Mr.. s. r.
Clark, City Marshal OF Yonkers was arrested for
alleged cruelty horse Mr. 3ergh went to Yonkers
In person to attend to the prosecution OF Mr.. Clark.
Mr. Clark brought before Judge Baird yesterday
and held to bail in $500 to As a retaliation
Mr. Clark has caused the arrest of Mr.. Walsh the
charge OF malicious trespass, for entering the stable
and shooting the horse and has also sued him for $500
damages
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
PUTTING A PERIOD TO PLEASURE.

Patrick striokler, aged thrty-hve, OF No. % Third
street. found dead in his room about Ave o'clock
last evening He was shot through the head. He en-
tered his about nine O'Clock in the morning and
not alive after that time. He was then
slightly intoxicated. He Is said to have been in the
liquor business al No u 93 Bowery. The drawers
OF his bureau well stocked with bottles of gin and
whiskey. Three protested notes found upon his
person. On n table In his were two tickets for
box No 10 at the French ball In the Academy OF Music
Thursday night last The pistol with which he shot
himself lay near him on the floor
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
GusTAYus KuTTER.

Mr.. Gustavus Kutter died yesterday at his home in
Berlin, Prussia OF pneumonia at the age OF fortys
years. Mr. Kutter was the senior partner in the firm
Of Kutter, Luckmeyer Co., dry goods importers of
this city, and formerly connected with the firm Of
Lasschigh, Wesendonck Co., which the prede-
Of the present house He had spent the last
years inPrussia and recently lost OF his children
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1876
THE BOARD OF VISITORS TO WEST POINT AP-
POINTED.
The President has appointed the following Board Of
Visitors 10 West Point for 1S76:-Abncr N. Ogden
OF Alexandra, La. General r. p. Hammond, OF CAL
iforna; General Charles Devens, of Worcester Mass.
Matthew H. Bucham, OF Vermont; Professor John NJ.
Sterling of Wisconsin. and Professor II. c. Cameron
of New Jersey
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
STRIKING CRIsPINs.

None Of the shoemAkers lately employed By Hannah
Reddish OF No. IS Warren street, returned to work
yesterday, most OF them remaining AZ the Crispn
Rooms, No 100 Chatham street. and their places have
not been 6llcd
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
ACCIDENTS.

Russell Hamlin, aged 6fy-nvc, OF No. 3l4 East
Thriythird street. was yesterday evening by
a beer wagon on Third avenue and killed The driver
was arrested
George Lips aged twenty six residing at the
OF Brook street and Third avenue aborer IN Hupfelis
brewery. corner OF ST. AIMS and Tooth street.
fell down ventilator in the OF the building last
night and received fatal injuries
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Jan 2o-sacd. bark Northern Queen Br).
Dollar. New York also the Glarus. for Charleston
BELyAsr, Jan 20-saied bark Aste Giuseppe uta Chi
esa. New York
BORDEAUX Jan 2l-Arrived. brig Clara Picksns Coombs
New York.
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
THE CARNIVAL.

The headquarters OF the Arion Society, in ST Marks
place, envened last night by the jolly subjects
ofPrnce Carnival who each covered with tricolored,
betinkng fools cap engaged in their second carnival
celebration. Centennial stance they called It. At
the time the society celebrated the twenty
Anniversary of its foundation
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
DANGEROUS STONE THROWING.

Peter Fernbach, aged forty eight OF No. 425 wes
Twenty ninth street. arrested yesterday evening
for facturng the skull of Margaret Reilly aged sever
years, by a blow from a stone.
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
ITALIAN OPERA.

Nile Teresa Titiens makes her first appearance in
opera at the Academy OF Music Monday evening
The role selected is that Of Norma in which she GER
tainy has no compeer to-day. There is great deal or
interest manifested in musical circles about the Amer
can debut in opera of the last OF great and ilustr
line of artists extending from habran TO Ttens
Nine. Mccullough Brgnol appears Adagisa, signor
Bacce as Pao and Mr. Mcdonald as oroyeso MT
Maretzek will conduct the orchestra
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
SUDDEN DEATH.

John Flynn, aged thlrty-ave, OF No. o2s East
Twelfth street. dropped dead in alleyway at No
o22 street yesterday, the cause IL is supposed
being excessive intoxcation.
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
SPOKEN.

Ship Ocean Queen Freeman from San Francisco for v-
erpool. Dec 8. lat SO S. Ion "a W.
Ship Baron Aberdore Br) Edmunds from Portland o. for
Liverpool Jan 2 lat 10 81 N, lon IFS W.
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A FURTHER SUN OF sa.sOo, GOLD.

win be paid BY the company the person giving such nr
nation as shall 70 the conviction Of the offender Tha
above reward will only be paid condition that the said FUN
be communicated 10 the company before the lt
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w1I1IAM R. cALLENpER, M. P

william Romano Calender, NJ. p, OF the men,
bers OF the English House of Commons for Manches-
ter, died yesterday He was fifty years old.
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Barbados Dec "a brig II Moore soper from
crnise.
Sailed from San Francisco Jan is barb Northern Light
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REWARD OF g. 500. GOLD.

10 person who shall give 70 the company such full Infor
nation a. wi lead 70 the discovery Of the Of the
been concerned in causing the said on either
cously brUken
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
. The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours COM
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
dcated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
U..Hl
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&5 ono GOLD REWARD.
fHK DfREcT UNITED STATES CABLE coMPANv
uIMITEDj.

The telegraph cable OF this company was on the 27h "A
September, 1875 broken In laude IS Longitude So OF
the coast Of Newfoundland BY being dragged by an
anchor grapne and the cable again suddenlI
broken the 10th December 1873 in latitude A 81
Longitude 80 20. -
Now ths Direct United States Cable Company ami.ed,
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BY ORDER or BOARD oF DIRECTORS.

once o. company PaImerston BuldIngs Old Broad 81
ssonoon England No. 10 Bread ST. New YORK UNIV
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURES YORK FOR THE MONTHS
JANUARY RKBRUARY
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THE BLEEcKER STREET RAILROAD.

Mr.. A. s. southworth, Receiver Of the Bleecker
Street Railroad yesterday filed his report OF assets and
liabilities in the County Clerks Office, as follows:-
The New York herald., 1876-01-23

DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
THE CONSTITUTIONAL OBJECTIONS MET-A
LETTER WRITER DENoUNcEs THE APPEoPRIA-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-18

CoLD.-The cold weather OF yesler-
day morning caused many to regret the
taking down OF stoves too early in the
season. A FIRE was very comfortable
throughout the entire day.
]. W. WRIGHT and N. Wescoatt we're
driven out yesterday morning behind a
four in hand team by some Of their
friends. They were taken as far as Dry
Valley.
RATHER FEnaIs telsgrsphs that he
shipped from Leeds, Utah, on Saturday
last fifteen tons of ore for himself and
Jos. Coschins. This ore will be worked
at the Alps mill.
REPAIRING.-The brick work in from Z
OF Armory Hall, which has bulged out
and become loose. was yesterday in
course Of being replaced by new mate
rial.
FITTING UP.-The Odd Fellows Lodge
are busily engaged in fitting up the up
stair rooms over Halpin's store for the
meeting rooms Of the lodge.
R. P. DAYTON. County Assessor, yes.
terday filed his bond in the sum of $l5,.
600, having as bondsmen Miles CULLEN
5. L. Lee, D. G. Clark and F. W. Clute
TIE Newark S. NJ. Co., has levied an
assessment of SO cents per share de-
linquent June Goth.
Jonas COIN. j. Lsventhsl and l..
Wertheimer will arrive by to-day's Ham
ilton stage.
THE Eureka and Hamilton stage ar
rived in Phoebe yesterday morning a
one O'Clock.
MAcHINERY.-Some of the machiner,
for the Meadow Valley hosting work.
arrived on teams yesterday.