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FOREIGN PORTS.

AUcKLASp, Feb 1l-Arrved, bark Marathon, Emery New
York,
Sailed Jan 10. bark Lizzie Fox (BD, Hunel New York
CApIz Feb ls-Cieared, brig lucia (Swe), Rothstein,
New York.
CIENYuEcOs, March S-Arriyed, brig Samuel Lindsey
Geson Barbados schr JAS Lawrtnce. Merritt Porto
belo.
sailed sth. brig Christina (Br). C-owell Boston.
HAVANA March 9-Arrived brig Protens. Far Portland
Sailed 9th. brig Fideia Brl Young, New York 10Th
Margaret Baker New York schr Post Boy Robin
son. Hampton Roads
KINGSTON ia. March ii-Arrivod. schr Theresa Keen,
Keen. New York
MKLnouRSE, Jan le-Arrived. bark Leary stilphen,
New York.
M.TASzAs, March e-Arrvsd bark Sandy Hook Barstow,
ST Thouas.
sailed 9th bark Anna Walsh Lawrence north of lat.
brig Matte Russell, New York schr Geo Peabody
White. do.
NnwcAsILK Nsw, Jan ls-saIed bark Escort. Carver
Yokohama.
Poer caALxEas, Jan 2o-Arrved, brig Ned White,
Thombs New York
PKRSANBuco, Feb lsArved, brig Mary Rice Challoner
Baltimore.
sYpSsY, NSw Feb Stu port ships Isle Of Erin (Br for
San Francisco; Merchant tBrl Quinn. for do.
Leach. Rio Janeiro sailed 9th New Orleausl
SAGUA, March S-Arrved, sch-s felumah Bennett Porto
Rico; j Z Wyman, Tram. Boston.
Sailed 9Th schr W Gard, tOss Delaware Breakwater
ST JoHN NB. March lu-tleAted, schrs The Lynch
Phiisdelphis: Adelaide Baltimore
TREsrr. Feb lV-fn port bark giuseppe Abundo tab
carmsotee, Tor New York
Sailed Feb IL bark Nuoyo Monde dta sayarese Phila-
delphA.
VICTORIA March 2-Anived, bark Annie, Gustafsen San
Francisco
Sailed "a bark Ermnis eruv1. Aehian Departure Bay
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
sTKINwAY HALL.

concert for the benefit OF the women's Centennial
Union took place last night at steinway Hall, the at
fractions both regards the artists and the works
Tven by them. being OF the strongest kind Theodore
Thomas orchestra, Nine Pappenheim and Senior
White appeared The programme opened with the un-
nshed symphony Of Schubert the two movements,
Allegro Moderate and Andante con motO, showing the
wonderful powers Of the orchestra in their highest
light The Hungarian dances of Brahms, the preludes
pi List. the symphonic poem, "Dansc Maccabre, by
Saint Saens and the welcome "Tannhauserh over
iure followed. How those works rendered by this
Incompatible baud Of artists well known TO the
musical pubic OF New York. They form a quartet OF
works entirely dissnar IN style and conception and
yet always attractive 10 the concert goer. The One,
dramatic voice OF Nine Pappcuhem was heard with
effect In ARIA IRON "FideO, ballad by Abt and a
'Siehana" by fergolese. Sehor White, the Cuban
siolinst, played aria, with variations, by vieux-
,emps. and portion Of Mendelssohns concerto. He
virtuoso OF the highest order. The audience was
mall in numbers, but very enthusiastic
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
CLEARED.

steamer Germsnc (Br, kennedy Liverpool via Queens
tOwn-kJ Corts
City Of Brooklyn tBrJ Tbbstts Liverpool via
Queenstown-JOhn q Dale.
steamer HelveuA (BD Thomson Liverpool via Queens
town. W J Hurst
steamer hindOo (Brl, Mills, Hull E-ChAs Wright 4
Co
steamer Italia CBrl, Craig. Glasgow-Henderson Bros
ampt0n-Oerehs 4 Co
steamer Liberty, sandborg. conuegos and st JagOJas
Ward A Co.
steamer OF Texas Boger Galveston via Key West
steamer 8rashOar. Forbes. New oeans-ChAs whitney
A Co.
Steamer Knickerbocksr, Kembie, New orlsans-clsrk
Seaman.
steamer CITY Of Atlanta, Woodruff. Chsrleston-Jas W
Ouintard Go.
Steamer Benefactor. Jones' Morehead City and Will
mingtOn NC-Wm 4 Clyde Co.
steamer wyanoke couSa, Norfolk City Point and Rich
nond-od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer q knight. Chichester. Georgetown, DE-
Steamer viDdicator. Doans PhIisdelphia--Jss Hand
steamer ten whitney Hallett Boston-H Dimock
ship Lesnder tBO, kniShA Lohdon-Psabody, Wills
Bark AnaIi tBr), Hail. London-ArkeI, Tuns A Co.
Bark Erragon (Nor, Weber, Gloucester.E-Funch, Edys
Co.
Bark Disleo (Nor) JOrrsnsen Belfast, IFunsh, Rdys
BARK Elisa (Br) vessy. Hamilton CBsrmuda Jones
A Lough.
brig Fanny, Smith Phradeiphia--JAsw W Eiwsn 4 Co.
mSchr Hannah AcLoOn, koen Liverpool. E-H r brown
scnr Pilots Bride. Eidridge. Havans-s W Lewis A Co
schr Louise Van Brunt rooker, Cieniuegos-Van Brun
schr Herbert E, Mount, BrAsos sAntiseo-wOOdhOuso A
Rndd
Seer Joseph Rudd Ands-.an. Jacksonville woodhOuss
Rndd-
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Winu nj midnight. ESE.
Barometer at sunset. 80. 36

RS-For disaster to steamer California (Br), from Glas
for New York general columns cable intel
gence)
STEAMER CrY or GALVESTON ashore at Mayaguans is ex
peced to be aoated in week.
sHIP ArHESAs r). Jones from Pensacola for Liverpool
has refused assistance ~ from wSeckers last accounts
they were throwing overheard the cargo No date or further
sur CANDIDA r), Mathewson San francisco Sd inst
from had heavy sW gales the first Of passage
BARK PAcroLus (Br) Philadslpha ST Thomas
during a NV gale, of Hatteras.
BRIG WIswKLL, Glover ut New Bedford from New Or
leans broke mainboom and damaged sails.
ssnn kLrH cAnLroS Harknes from cardenas for north
with loss OF mainmast and sas and arrived Norfolk Pm
Stream; lost fore aud jib booms
BALTIMORE March 1.-The Russian bark Ensimainen,
Capt Anman, from 81 valery. France which arrived at
Alice Abbott which she reports MS having been bandoned
AZ sea Three Of her stricken with smallpox The
beginning ofast November loaded with cargo ogwood,
with OF misiortunes put into
ss, and % her voyage ~ thence on FeGruSy w1en
taken IN with the smallpox and died February a. few
the disease, and days later OF the
;ary affected The @ died on FeeraarT "a only
sufficient TO handle the vessel she suffered severely In en-
Ensima tell in with her finding her with her
gone and leaking badly and she had 10 be abandoned The
taken the bark which arrived port yesterday
stated The three who sick taken OF at
Quarantine the other three remained board The Alice
ABBOTT hailed from Liverpool IS, and rated 2oe TONS
Her owner Lewis A Sponage.
CHARLESTON March eThe cotton being steadily taken
from the hold OF the British bark Jonn Geddie aud
about 500 bales have been placed the wharf Probably
less than l0O bales show any indications OF burning while
lew bales slowed close the deck have nearly
entirely escaped pjuy The all orless dam
aged by The fire the upper of and
entirely In tNe vicinity of the where has
left It's effect the deck beams, deck and mainmpst
KEY WEST March ll-Scnr Burdett Hart, Brooks from
Old Harbor Js for New York, has been spoken leaking
badly.
NEWPORT, RI. March 1l-Schr Biow, from Newcastle for
Rockand ashore south end Of Dutch Island
of, probably without damage
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AMSTERDAM, March 9-Arved, bark Agnes (Ger) Herdes
Charleston.
CONWAY March 1o-Arrived bark To venner (Nor), Ga
brielsen, Daren
CADIz March 3-Saed, schr Sarah L Davis, CottreIl,
New York.
DUBLIN. March lo-Anved. bark Carrie wyman. Gilkey
Philadelphia
FALMOUTH, March il-Arrved bark Baron Podesta dtal
rnOccho. Philadelphia (see below.
GLASGOW, March 10, IL PM-Arrived steamer Columbia
(Br). Montgomery New York.
HAWK, March IL, 10 AM-saied steamer Labrador Fr)
Sauglier, New York.
LIVERPOOL, March Io-Arrived barxs Exeeilencen sib.
bern (Swe Sorensen Galveston Iris (Nor ore Fernan
dina
Sailed 10Th, ship Cuba, Theobald United states; brig
Mystic Tie Br Perry do: 1lth steamers Dominion (Br
Roberts, do; Iberian (Brl, do
LONDONDERRY. March lo-Arrived bark Glenola (BI),
Mckenzie Baltimore.
Sailed Ilth bark Harmonic (Nor Jansen United States
LIsBoS, March 2-Arrved. barks Kalalis CBr), Brown
New York francesca silento Gta Caero do dates
rected) 5th brig Claudne (Ger, witrock Baltimore.
MILFORD. March ll-Arrived bark Slams Castle (Br)
Pensacola (see below.
MEssISA, about March s-saed, bark Alaska erry New
York.
PLYMOUTH. March l1-Sailed steamer Mas (Belg)
Chevalier Qrom Antwerp, New York
PEMBROKE, March ll-Arnved, bark obsr Burgermester
Won Winter Ger, Schmidt, Darien.
QuREssrows, March il-Arrived. bark weser GER,
Poppe, Galveston.
Also arrived l1th, 10 AN, steamer Idaho (Br) Guerra
New York for liverpool (snd proceeded.
RouEs, March 9-Sailed bark Arizona, Conant United
States.
WATERFORD, March lo-Sailed brig Apto (Rus), wirpi
United States
LONDON. March l-ship speculator (Br) Pitman. from
Liverpool Feb 26 for thu United States arrived
yesterday. having suffered loss of canvas
Bark Slams Castle tB Lewis which arrived at Milford
to-day from Pensacola parted her cable drove ashore
Proll-y y-Crochsn She viii be towed OF tonight
Bark Afarn Nor) Terseu. from Stetin for the United
States reported aground Dragon miles
penhagen yesterday hoated after dischargng portion Of
her cargo and proceeded to Copenhagen.
Bark Podesta dta Tinocchio, from Philadelphia ar
rived Falmouth to-day eaky ard greatly damaged
ing experienced terrific weather the Sd inst during
which had washed overheard.
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
ANUS SEMENT
THE nNoLrsH OPERA SEASON.


The season of English Opera which has just closed al
the Academy OF Music characterized by traits that
give hope for the permanent institution In this city
OF a species OF lyric entertainment grateful to the
general public During the two weeks OF the season
the industry and resources OF the management ana
OF the company may be seen TO an eminent degree
IN the production OF the following operas IN success
Iion: martha" bohemian GIRL "star oil me
Norhn "Ernani" "Lucia" "Maritana," "Fra
Diavoo," "Faust," 'Trovatore," 'Nignon"
and 'Rose Of CASTLE. Eleven operas
In a fortnight have given variety enough
,or the most exactng The company of Mr Hess Is
very admirable the most essential requirements,
and when some changes made among those en-
gagged for secondary roles it will leave little be de-
sired Mr. Behrens deserves much praise for the
celen discipline OF the chorus and orchestra and for
the intelligence aud he brings the iulhment OF
bis arduous duties. AT the matinee yesterday Meyer
beers opera, ''sar OF the Morrill, given before
An overwhelming house. one of the largest
Iembled within the walls OF the Academy. Miss Ke
oggs mpersonaton OF the role of Catherine of Russia
may be placed among best OF her lyric efforts Yes
terday 1t greeted with the heartest recognition OF
It's merits by the audience. Since Miss Kellogg
brought her exceptional talents to the English opera
stage That branch of lyric art has become pro-
nounced success.
Balies charming opera "Rosc OF Castillo" which
abounds in so many delightful was given by
the company last evening" and brought the season 10
close Though, perhaps, some faults might have been
detected, and they were mainly attributable to the
length OF meaningless dialogue characteristic OF many
English operas, the performance afforded much
pleasure To those present the main parts being well
sustained the chorus excellent and the orchestra under
good control The music throughout Is well calculated
10 impress itself just does all OF Bales sweet and
popular compositions. In the role OF Donna ElVlra
Miss Annie Montague, though evidently suffering from
cold, sang with much SPIRIT and in the rondo 'Oh
we're Queen OF Spain" won an encore, Mr. Castle
was, usual at home in the dashing role OF Manuel,
and whether in the well known mueteer song or IN the
subsequent sweet numbers that tell TO his lot acquitted
himself with artistic skill Mrs. Scguin displayed her
well trained TO advantage as Donna CARMEN at
every stage and is needless To add that her finished
powers as an actress heartily appreciated. Mr..
William Hamilton gave 10 the part OF Don Pedro an
artistic Interpretation. The trio, For Vines Sake
and Love-" in which he Ar. Seguin don Foro)
AMI Mr. H. T. Allen (Don Saluste) participated, was
warmly applauded- The others Ia the cast we're Mr..
j. G. Peakcs Pablo and Mrs. White as the Duchess.
The second act passed of with decided success and
altogether the performance worthy every praise.
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. O. March iO-Arrved, ship Ben Rhyddng
(Brl, Person. san Francisco
BOSTON, March il-Arrived steamers Oriental Hedge.
Savannah bsrE Pendleton, fhiladelpha; schr Evadne
DIR, Purdy, Cientuegos.
Cleared-steaners Norman. Nickerson. Phnadc phia
Neptune Berry New York bark Anna Taylor tBrl, Per-
cival Havana; schr ] Dewolf, Thatcher. savannah
sAiledsteamers samaria Brl, Johns Hopkins and Nor
BALTIMORE, March II-Ardved, steamers Geo Appod.
Lcveland Boston james Gary. Hull, Newbrrn Nc ka-
leigh, oliver Charlestuu; Brunns, foster New lork
5arks Aqudneck Rattle Rio Janero: Sandemandscn tNOrl
Jedsen 81 Thomas; Candrur Nor. Nielsen, d"i ocean
(Brj. Gunn. do. Ogden (NOrl. Johsnsen, Hull r. .
Also arrived barks Hamalie shaw Rio gnneiro estA
(Norl, lhOren Londonderry Cemcutua utaU haKoinn,
SHvona schr tseorge Il Nreeiand. Naneieaf New York
ClearedSteamers Rebecca Clyde, Donnell. Chsrlescn
Josephine Thompson Moore lUrk barks Atlas tAul.
Gerolmieh, Gioucester Ninder tNor, inseoraeksen.
brirs Chesapeake tBr. wiIsoa, Demsrara; Henry
stewart. Lanabee. oporo; Diana tNoD, Han
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Boston likes Brgno and says that ike winc he i'm
proves with age.
Lotta has purchased an elegant villa At Oakland, ep
posite san Francisco.
Titiens matinee will take place At the Academy Of
Music on Saturday next
The Olympic offers a and attractive variety per
Iormance u. morrow night
Nine. Clara BrinkcrhoG. the prlma donna, recently
,ang al Greenvile, N. j., with marked effect
local play by Mr. George FswceIt Rowe has
been accepted by the management OF Booths Theatre
"The Star OF the North" will be visible IN Brooklyn
tomorrow night between the hours Of eight and eleven
The Jubilee Singers will render q number Of camp
meeting cayatnas and rondos al Steinway Hall to-
night, previous to their departure for Europe.
Mile. Euscne PAppehheim will her debut In
Italian Opera Friday violetta in LA
Traviata, under the direction OF Mr.. Strakosch.
MT. Fred ID. warde, who has been supporting Edwin
Booth Is IN town, and will appear in Washington
asa '.xtar" at Ford's Theatre.
Mr. Maurice Grau will bring onenbach here In Nav.
rhe composer OF ia GrAnde Duchesse and score Of
other entcing works, Will appear ehef dOreAesrs
Philadelphia will have n season OF Itahan opera
The strackosch company, with Ttiens, Pappenheim,
Beaumont, BrignOli, Tom Carl, e, al, open Mon
dav March 90, At the Academy OF Music.
Mr.. Maurice Grau has evidently settled his dIAcuI-
aes with Rossi. learn he sin negOtiatoa with
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
THE BOY HAMLET.

To TIN EpIroR HxRALD;-
have read in your columns-l need scarcely say
valuable journal TO all beginners In the dramatic pro-
iession-a notice OF my attempt to deneate charac-
ter Of Hamlet on Friday evening. thank you sin
cerey for giving me credit OF possessing stage abilities
when properly developed. which my earnest desire
and intention 10 do wneh proper study and opportunity
afforded me. ieel that lew words OF explanation
n connection WIN the performance on Friday evening
IL due TO myself and to your readers
An amsteur myself, had nothing but the support
OF amateurs, who were woiuly deuceut In knowledge
alike OF the text the situations the necessary da
matte talent; had not only TO contend with the dt.
cuics Of a hrst appearance Ou the stage-enough in
all conscience as you may readily jncge-but also tO
contend with the utter ineon.pe,eney OF those by
whom l was surrounded aud whom had
TO prompt oil the way through the play.
Under these circImstances-Iny youth and natural
nervousness-I think some allowance ought TO be made
for me In this my hrst appearance hope by earnest
study and under more favorable circumstances 10 OBJ
tain = seversal OF your present yeTd'"A -
Yours very truly, .. WOOD
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
GIIMoRE's CONCERT.

promenade concert was given last evening in the
rwenty.second Regiment Armo.y by Gilmore's cele-
brated band. The musicians were platform in the
eentre OF the drill hail. and three rows of
ranged around the Shortly alter eight r. NJ the
hall presented animated appearance, there
have been at least 500 ladies and gentlemen prone
mailing around it, The folio wing programme per-
formed during the evening
Overture, "Jubel" Weber
Song, -Embarrassment .Abt
y. Grand Selection. introducing the Gems Of
.Gounod
Solo Flute 'Thema and Narations' Braeht
Mr.. +. Braeht
March, Twenty second Regiment Gilmore
o. overture lannhauser agner
a. Solo tor Cornet Last Waltz" Variations eber
Mr NJ. Arbuckle.
Quartette Rigoleto" .......................v Verdi
s. Comet Waltz Bright STAR .............. .Lanner
~ March. introducing keller's American Hymns"
and Gilmores sad News from Home fillmore
The Twenty second Regiment March was executed
remarkably we'll, and Mr. Arbucklo delighted The
audience with his variations Webcr's "Last Watz -
Mr. +. Bracht proved himself TO be accomplished
Virtuoso the flute The quartet from "Rigolettoi
rendered In style that showed the excellent ma
Nsrial and thorough discipline Of the band
The New York herald., 1876-03-12

Ha-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-rhe NRw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing costoh night signal for
use the HERALD yacht showing white burn
ing red red changing from to the other
in succession and can be seen miles distant Cap
tains vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige by
preparing any marine they have for the Ship
News Department of the HERALD
HJPersons desrous Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing at York do bv addressing such
HERALD yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received from a Of the world and promptly do
livered. Duplicates required -
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
NEW YORK QUARTET sorREr.

This talented organization, consisting Of Edward
Holenhauer, first violin; Max Schwarz second violin;
seorge Matzka, viola and Fred Bergner, violoncelo,
.ave their nth soree at Chickerng Hall last night
rhe performance began with Mendelssohn's sonata for
piano aud viooncello, opus As, which was played by
young +. Rietzel pianist of tender years but
sraordinary precocity and Mr. Bergner, cellist of
assured renown. The charming themes, conceived in
ihe best Mendessohnan ven received full justice
the hands of the executants The boy has
the true instincts OF artist and case
und finish in style and execution that rs really
surprising The good teaching of s. b. Mills seems to
have fallen upon fruitful ground. Mr.. Mollenhauers Is
violin solos always attractive, and the Chaconne
he played last night delivered In his happiest man
ner. Beethoven's magnificent quartet, No 10, + ila
opus a. was rendered With rare feeling expression,
nomogeuety OF thought and due appreciation in
detail Of the ideas OF the composer. Mss Richmond
announced appear, but replaced by another
pupil OF Nr Meyer who did very little better than the
other lady nplished the last Philharmonic
nee. Tho sixth sciree takes place on April l5
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
GERMANIA THEATRE.

"Ziegeneschen," new musical farce by Emil Pohi
and Arno KeHe, produced last night for the bene-
1t of Julius Collmer before crowded house. The
principal characters are Louise Wallbaum Miss Co
irellyh poor sewing GIRL who inhorits fortune BY
piece of land which, from being mere playground Tor
the neighbors goats rieolen) has become advanced
Faue city lots She t to her lover Franz mr.
Meyer. formerly rich spendthriit, now horny
listed OF toll. comic coachman, Nicholas Bantz
(Mr witt constitutes himself sort of protector
this pair OF Then there is Ingeiborta iss
Kcmpe, daughter of rich merchant, who marries a
artist during the absence of her father and who
hnds friend IN Hans Won Himpe (Mr Mcrten)
The scenes very laughable and the comic acting
SINGING OF of the characters kept the audience
In a The music is light and sparkling and IN the
ihrd act was introduced very clever potpourr on
Wzgner's and Ohenbach's operas. sewing machine
duet was also exceedingly amusing. Misses Cotrelly,
Beckmann, kempe ana Schmtz and Messrs Witt and
herLen were repeatedly recalled.
The New York herald., 1876-03-12

schr J Edwards Higbee yille-Warren Ray
Schr n Stickney, Snoot, Savannah Evans BAH 20,
sehr Mary Il Hickman, Robinson norfolk, 'A-SquHe
Bros =.
scnr Nelson Harvey. Weeks. PhiladePha-Fsrgnson a
Wood.
Sehr Cherub Fletcher Boston-chas Twing. =,
Schr Herald Of the Morning, Mclean. Gloucester-Ac-
Lean
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
COMMISSIONERS FowLER's CASE.

The Grand Jury OF Kings county, after examining all
the complaints against William A. Fowler, Commis-
s,oner Of CITY Works. has been unable to nnd an IN
dictmeut against him. Several witnesses were ex-
amined among whom the presidents OF the vari-
Gus gas COMPANIES. IL is now said that Mr. Fowler s
counsel viii demand trial upon tho hrst Indictment
Lut IS Ihs indictment considered OF not the least
value IL will probably Dot be dene.
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmssters informed
that by telegraphng the HERALD London Bureau sd
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street. London" ths
Paris office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue d, I'opsra.
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and a foreign vessels trading
with the United States tho will DO .cabled this
country free of charge
Captains arriving ut and sailing from French Medl-
terranean will lind the oice economical
expedtous for teagranhiny naMl
The New York herald., 1876-03-12
FIRE IN WALKER STREET.

Ore broke out last night the second noor OF the
Ave story Iron trout building, Nos. As and so Walker
street, occupied by Mechler Co, shirt manufactur-
ers Damage 81, 600 The hrc extended upward to the
third noor occupied by Stcinreich Freedman whole
sale clothing Damage TO stock by hrc, smoke and
water $500 The building was damaged 10 the T~'ent
Of 81, o00. The cause Of the hre is unknown