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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-24
ALEXANDRIA 6az&tte
MONDAY EVENING, JULY "a.


A Pew FIoHr.-The Pail Mall Gazette says
that pew fights are of frequent occurrence in
parts of Great Britain, and tells of one which
occurred lately in chapel in North Wales. A
farmers wife, annoyed that person whom she
regarded as an inferior, occupied pew imme'
diately in front Of hers, caused q screen to De
erected between The two The other lady retail
lated By pilirg cushions to such a height as to
render the screen useless, and thus renamed
mistress of the situation. Growing tired OF her
perch, at length she took q convenient occasion
and hewed the screen down. On the recon-
mendatlon OF the chapel authorities the screen
was restored, and ct lsst ccounts the c"ngregs
ton was nervously watching Tor the next move
on the part of the lady VINO occuplns the pew IN
front of and social position interior - that Q!
the farmers wife.
DAMAGES TO BE PA1D.-The Danville News
of Friday says:
"Some remarks have been made by outside
parties that the Virginia Midland road was not
sble q, would not pay owners OF the merchan
disc which was burned on their road last Tues
day We have authority for saying the losses
will be fully adjusted rs soon as practcapte' VI
course it takes some time to learn the exact val
ne of each article and to whom it belongs. 1t IS
certainly very unkind for people to try to injure
corporation or any other company BY mas!ng
unjust illusions to it; and that too, without first
informing themselves"
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w. A. JOHNSON.

w. A. JOHNSON,
Success or to johnson Sherwood
GROCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND COM
:AISSION MERCHANT,
Northeast Corner Cameron and Royal streets
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
@- All orders from the country will roceiv
prompt and careful attention. jan S-tf
GEORGE McBURNEY & SON.
"
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE
RES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE .snd BROW n
STOUT.
Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC HERRING
and MACkEEEL.
NOS. I66 AND ITO KING STREET,
washington Hall Building,)
Alexandria. Va.
Orders promptly filed. NH 3l-t'
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RROCERLESs
Il : -" SloAi NEW GOODS,

IN NEW GOODSi
NEW PRICES
The subscriber respectfully announces that
he b as taken the store
q NO. I47 KING STREET,
snd is prepared to offer full and carefully se-
lec.ed stock of .t..U.
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
at prices which cannot fail to please. Goods
delivered promptly to all parts of the city, and
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. An
inspection of stock solicited
my 5-tf f. j. DAVIDSON.
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COAL COAL,
We have now on hand and arc constantly re-
ceving at our wharf and storage yards, foot of
Queen streets. sl the best GOALS known to
this market We name in part
LYKENS VALLEY
SRAMOKIN and EAST FRANKLIN GR-
BERRY RED ASH.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERE.
The celebrs.ed CONTINENTAL @hd q =
EEL DELL, from: The iioodrich Gallery, s.
teerned the best in the market
and LEE ard STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, OF Steamer, Broken,
Egg Stone and Tut sizes:
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
GOAL. ,,
Having ample space. each variety OF Gov! is
kept distinct from that Of others, and is es-
pacially prepared for family use Yards floor.
ed and Coal sont out well screened and FREQ from
slate, Z240 lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messrs. Clsrridge s. Grigg,, corner King snd
T. j. MEHAFFEY s CO.,
ly17 Wharf and fards loot 81 Queen st.
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ITO THOSE contemplating building or re
/ pairing we would call especial attention to
oar we'll selected stock OF Doors, Snshes, BiinGs
and Building Materials of All kids, which We
will SELL rs cheap a. the same CAL be bought il
or out of the State. B. F. PEAkE Il CO.,
ap14 ISL King ST., Alexan dria, Va
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: ,OLGATE'S VIOLET TOILET WATER,
~ Murray i Lsnman's Florida Water, Luz
bins, Coudray's and Pver's Extracts, Grand
Duchess Vienna Bell. Hoyts German and GEN.
uine Farna Cologne, for sale by
iel 3 .IANNEY & co.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
HERALD SUNDAY

she must have sunk The conclusion seems inevitable from
the statements OF both parties and the TACT that she has
not been heard The Equal is oacea with corn
for Winterport-
ScHR PnroxAc vessel OF about i3D tons. was
wrecked Grand Menau The hull WAS recently
purchased by Mr Samuel Danham. Of - john NJ or
and the schooner wed and wi oe ntteu
M her hull being In good condition.
ScHR LorrIE BEARD Of aud for New Bedford from Mobile.
spoken date with of Dboam anu one ol her
masts in gale Of Dec aud Captain aud crew wsi' re
CURED no assistance.
ScHR WArcrfuI. Gill; which arrived at Portsmouth. MI
9Th nst used thirty days the passage. having had
head winds al the way. The captain reported seeing
twchty eight schoouers bound uere on the passage
ScnR NoGT. of Bncksport. Me- which went ashore and
was capsxed az the month of Sandwich arbor last week
has been by Mr. Wm smith Of Sandwich who will
take her 10 pieces.
Capt McMahon of the bark American Eagle. ftom Cali
cutta Tor New YORK. before reported dctanei Glib
ratar had arrested the latter port ~ order of tho
owners Of the cargo
PORTSMOUTH. Nh Dec s-Schr Mary Hontvet. Hontvet.
at this port had topmas carried away Jereys Banks on
thursday she arrived here Tor repairs
SAYbRooK PoiSr Conn. Dec 9The City Of Hart
ford IN coming over the bar this morning struck the end OF
the breakwater and knocked hole her bow She Is now
1T he wharf al this place with all pumps going to keep her
free.
SHiPBuiLpiSc-At the yard OF Samuel Dammon New Bed
huaing oftw ships Tor the Perry Of
New Bediord The vessels to be constructed the
35s burthcn 1t Is expected that the first
will be ready for launching by the last March and the
see. nd IN the early summer.
Messrs swift Perry also having constructed the
yard of Cos, sawyer at Bath. Me- new ship. the
model and Of abou the same tonnage ds tons Of bark
Goncordta oi New bedford crushed In the
Ocean in 1871 She will be for launching about the
last Of February.
day. about 90 men commenced work the vessel for
Messrs clifford Cummings Of New BEDFORD The vessel Is
b. between 35 and 35u tons. aud the keel will be
laid the st OF next week and the vessel finished about
June ], 1877.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ng-For disasters during gale yesterday general
columns.
SHr EUREKA, from Liverpool for New York. before
ported having arrived lybee with loss oil topmasts
&c. lost her spnrs IN a hurricane.
ELwELi, Barston, from New York. at San Francisco
Dee !, had heuv gales OF Cape Horn; ia
dvors forward house aud shutters window OF cabin
letting in cousde rabe water Paul Mason.
tive tell rom the the dcck. receiv
ing injuries irotn wnicn he died 3 days alter.
BARK srErpwsLL Cir. from Patras or New York. before
having back Gibraltar Nov IL leaky
examined by diver who found her iueioot aud -
sheets of copper lost ad broken sac ordered by
discharge aud repair She commenced uischarg
ing into hulk Nov ~
BARK UNION, Phean. from Carthagcna for PHILADELPHIA
before Gibraltar icaky. found by
the uiver examination have her copper broken aud
wrinke SLACK ase keel about 80
forward about 10 icit n The recommended
that she discharge cargo aud undergo repairs she COM
mcnced disch .,rgng into hulk Nov -
BgiG III llALLs-Capt II Asmus. the newly appointed
at Lang Cay q ortnne lsiaud) reports
been the wreck OF the Ada II Halls mostly in
good order Also some hides bark. &c.
BRic rHRrR SISTERS tBrl from Charleston for Bristol
before reported a Gibraltar began ner repars Nov H.
Scng EQuAL Titus before reported down IN col
o the Eaual consisted o, besides the captain.
Jumped board the iorteusia the time the
coisan Roweii who was kuocked overheard. sht
the iortsEa's sheet, which dragged overheard
board Capt Larrabee states that lie
behind Iaua and not able 10 avoid the collision
after he her that after the collision he put about
back but unable TO md the EQUAL and supposed
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
CLEARED.

Steamer City of Richmond tr, Brooks Liverpool via
Steamer iiindoo (irJ Mills Hull, E-Chsrles wrigh.
steamer California (r ovenstone Gasgow-IIenderson
Bros
steamer Cuba Mcintosh Havana-F Alexandle 4 sons.
Steamer Cantabrotsp) Mnanuo Santiago dc Cuba-J de
steamer city Of San Antonio, Pennington Galveston via
steamer New Orleans. Dearborn. New o:ieans-Clark
steamer New York, Quick. New oreans-Bossrt L Nor
steamer San Salvador Xickerson savannah-George
steamer Champion, Lockwood, Charleston W Quntard
steamer Pioneer. wakeley, Wilmington ami Morehead
Steamer Ola pcmnicn, Walker, Norfolk, City Point
Ricnmond-Uid Dominivu Steamship 20.
Steamer L G knight, Chichester, Georgetown. De-
steamer Agnes Burdick Philadclphia-B Morgan
steamer Gen whitney. lialle,t hoston-ti Dimock
Bark Il Holbrook. Leavitt. Plymouth and Exmouth-
Bark Mia Madrc dtaD, scotto, Giasgow-siocovich
Bark Eber tAus. Guerich, Queenstown Falmouth
orders-Benham x boycsen
Bark galveston Ger. kclinkamp Bremen-Chas Lung
Bark Chiarina ItaD, casold trieste d sommers Howe
Bars fie Baker. Boynt, Leigh rn-srett son * Co.
nmk lpna tuer, hieck. Valparaiso Tor orders-funch.
Bark ilania dr. Ilrst. St Johns, NF--gowring Arch.
brig Herman. Patterson. Malaga-carver Barnes,
brig Pearl BrightLan. Port Spain tfrnidsdl-D Trow-
Brig Chas Hoard tBr). Messenger. seJohns. PR-Lan-
Brig Mary Penuell. Eaton, caibarien-Brett, Son 4
Co.
schr X Qsrl, Rudolf Jeremie tHaytD-Wson 4 As
scnr Vim McLoon Rogers, st Pierre, Mart-R + Buck
Co
Schr Henry Parker. Lewis Nassau. MP Brown
schr Thetis lbrj, Rourke, Halifax. Ns-f Aevius
Son.
Schr } Ricardo iowa. Little. New orleans-N II Brig
ham.
scr Brave Foss, ST Augustine, Fla-Beniey, Glider
sleeve TO
scht Index. Garrison. Jackson vlc-van Brunt X Bro.
Schr Oiiycr Jameson Campbell, Charlestonl Ii l. Brown
K 20.
sIoop Fred Brown. Hail. Providenee--a jackson 4
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
teen years The navigation or tho
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
0rrIcH OF TnE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. l0-1 A. NJ.
Yrnbubijifiss


For New England decidedly cold and generally clear
weather continue with southwest TO northwest winds
and rising barometer.
For the Middle States, generally clear and very cold
weather continue during the day with westerly
winds and rising barometer, followed during the night
by winds backing to southwcsierly and southeriy,
slowly falling barometer and light in lempcra.
turc.
In the South Atlantic States, generally clear weather
ana temperature Than Saturday with norherly
to eastery winds and rising, followed by slowly falling
barometer
For the Gulf States, castery TO southcry winds and
clear fair weather, with slowly falling barometer
and low but slowly rising temperature.
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, partly cloudy
weather AMI slowly rising temperature, with eastory
to soutnery winds, falling barometer and occasional
north OF Kentucky
For the upper lake region, the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys, southeast to southwest
winds and slowly rising temperature, with falling
barometer and occasional snow.
For tho lower lake region, cold, westerly winds,
shifting 10 warmer westerly and southwcstcry, rising,
followed by falling barometer and during the day
crcasng cloudiness, with liaht snow.
Cauuonary signals continue from Capo May 10 East
port
The New York herald., 1876-12-10

the evening They approaching .se slips TO-
geiher and went aground about the same tine. As
they the only boats running thai hour large
crowd OF people DELAYED at the Terry houses and
many Obliged 10 walk 10 the Fulton Jerry
and go by roundabout way TO their homes. The tide
has not been so low in many years No alarm Was
!et board he boats, but considerable anxiety was
created by the delay None OF The passengers were
on small boats. but waited patiently Ill halt
past Twelve tins morning. when the tide rose sufic
entity TO enable the boats 10 come IN the slips After
that hour they resumed their regular trips.
STORM cry.
The gale swept Jersey City with such fury that
several awnings the lower section OF the city. espe
cally in Newark avenue were blown down. The sud
dcn cold snap which followed the outbreak OF the
storm in the morning rendered more disagreeable
BY the clouds OF dust winch rendered travel through
the very uncomfortable. AT SIX O'Clock IN the
morning, sloop, which was its way through
the bay of Bayolne was capsizcd when approaching
the long drawbridge. Three who were aboard
were rescued by boats crew who rowed out from
the shore. The cargo OF oysters went TO the bottom
Boat hou ses on the bay were unrooed, and largo
shell at the West End was blown down. The weather
intensely cold during the day IN the western Sec
q the civ
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Dec 9-Sacd, ship Caliope tBr). Sinclair
United States: brigs Ryno (Nor), sorcnsen, New York
Wexford (Br). Foster, do
BREMEN. Dec 9-Arrvod. bark Artens (Nor). johnson,
PHILADELPHIA.
CAnprrs. Dec 9-sailed schr L A Orr, Orr Havana
FALMOUTH, Dec 9-sailcd bark Otto George Cer) for
Daren from Plymouth, having repaired,.
GLOUCESTER. Dec e-Ss!ed bark Swift (Nor). Boer
United States
GLAssos Dock (Lancaser, Dec 9-sailed bark semplcc
utaD. Azzorena. United States.
GIRGkSri. Nov 2S-Saed. bark Eva Il Fisk, Brown,
United States
Hull, Dec 9-saed barks India (Nor) Msidel, United
States: Bartoomoo Marcan dtsD, Cravaro. do.
HAMBURG, Dec Arrived, bark Won Heyden Csrtlow
Gcr) Spechi. Wilmington, NC: 9TH Aphonse ct Marie
(Frl. Prevet. New Orleans via Falmouth.
IAvRE, Dec .. PM-Sailed. steamer Labrador (Fr),
Sansler. New York vim Plymouth.
HELvoEr Dec 9--sailed. ship Duisberg (Ger) Hoes Bal
timore; bark Limerick Lass syperick, New (both
from Rotterdam).
LIVERPOOL Dec 9-Arrved, steamers Chian Br), Brcm-
ner New Orleans; Vanguard lBr,. Gell do: barks G
Tucker Merrymsn. Santos; Edmond Richardson (B) Bro
die. Galveston.
Sailed 9TH steamer Abyssnis (Br), Murphy, New York
via Queenstown; bark Reynard, Minnt Cnitea States.
LONDON. Dec 9-Cleared. ship Sir Robt Peel abee
New York. bark Eugeno iAus) Perovich, United states
LEIrn Dec 9Sailed, bark Shannon Br, Oatway United
States.
LospoxpsRnY Dec s-sailed. bark Minnshaha tBr) Nc.
Gonglc. United States.
QUEENSTOWN Dec 9-Arrved, steamer Illinois, shackford
Philadelphia Tor Lverpool bark Nuovo Dovero uta Cam
podonico. New York
ROCHESTER, Dec 9-Sailed, bark Victoria (Ior). Berg
sund United States.
ROTTERDAM Dec 9-Arrived steamer Rotterdam Dutch
Wis. New York.
Sailed 9TH. barks Rasnhild (Nor. Jacobsen, United
States: Argo (Nor) Grau. do.
WEATHER REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 9. PM-Wind NV.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
THE UPPER HUDSON CLOSED.

Steamboat navigation of the Hudson River above
Rondout closed last evening. Possibly few
trips may bc made early next week; but If the low
temperature continues the chances Of freghts reach
ing their destinations promptly are extremely doubt
iul. no steamers oi the Peoples line
withdrawn December i, tho Daniel Drew
making her last trip down from Albany
that date. rho Troy line stopped at
the same time. The Hudson Is frozen forty mites
south OF Albany, aud tho river captains that II
cold snap lasts until Monday II will be closed far
down as Poughkeepsie.
There plenty OF ice floating about Coxsackie, and
general blockade rs imminent
TRIP TO RoNDour.
The steamer Thomas q. Cornell, remained mt Its
wharf, per No 43. North River. two hours alter the
usual time departure last evening, Ia order clear
up the dock and the nnai trip OF the
The boats Of the Ramsde line Tor Newburg left last
evening wh good freights Tor that poin the captains
expecting 10 reach their usual landings ucorc the leo
became too thick for them 10 break through
Freight by the Hudson River ana New York Central
Railroad has been forwarded in from the Thir-
uctn street depot since December l. The freight IS
stl received at the Barclay street depot Ncarly all
OF the Hudson River passenger steamers viii water at
this city ana be placed the dry docks lor repairs
aud rchttings The Drew will be taken out vi tho
water next week.
During the past thirteen years the navigation OF the
Huu-on RIVER closed o n nc fOlloWin.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
JERSEY JUSTICE.

Tho Grand Jury Of Essex county, New Jersey, have
found bills of Indictment against three prisoners
one for murder in the first degree and two for man.
slaughter Yesterday the indicted prisoners were ar
raigned. George Scckert Is indicted for murder, in
having stabbed to death Jacob Mason, on the
morning OF the 4th OF November He
pleaded not guilty, and his trial set for
February 8, 1877. Frederick Wemach was next
arraigned 10 answer Indictment Tor mansaughter,
ho having alleged, caused the death OF Ant hony
Eggert by pushing him OF stoop last October he
also pleaded guilty. and the trial set down for
February Patrick McManus was next called upon
To plead He IS Indicted Tor mnns!aughter also Nc
Manus pleaded not guilty. and was liberated on 81 900
bail
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
IN TRENTON AND NEIGHBoRHooD.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

TRENTON, Dec. 8. 1876
This has been n fierce day here. The storm ragged
all day, and IS but slightly abated this evening Early
in the morning " was very severe aud was intensely
cold. Tho nearly deserted telegraph
wires and poles considerably damaged; many
bridges and wooden structures are blown down, aud
IN the outskirts oil the cty much damage has been
caused
The Delaware River ana the canal are frozen hard.
Navigation on the latter is stopped.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o. Dec l-srrived, ship seleno tBr Ncoli.
Bucnvs Ayres
APPuNArti, Dec s-Arrived schr Hannah Hickman
Arnold. Perth Ambpy.
sailed sclrs = san D Ray. Encicott, and John T. San
ford. bray, New York 49,
boston Dec v--Arrvcd. schrs Mary Baker. Thompson,
Aux Cayes charles Il Gibson. Emery. and y lluddeli.
CrAnncr, PhiiAieiphx; Tampa, sanborn, Hoboken.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
SAILED

Steamers City OF EclnOnd tIsr) for Livcrpool The
QaccA tBr). do Snain tBfl do America GER bremen /:
tDrJ tIgs-uw Mlsccllahyl HindoV tBr
tnii. Cuba Havana city ol San Antonio iayeston
Key West; Ne~ crx, New orieEns New Ueans. do san
salvador, Savannah: Champo Charleston Pioneer.
Wilmington. NC; Old iiominion. kicAmona. &c; l. q
knight. t,eoraetown, Dc: Agnes. Phiiade phia. The
areer of thr above Will probably
OF the low tide the bar by the
heavy wall sal the OF the tide
Also saed barks Bremen lBr, for llavrc; Kate Crosby
tBrl London.
Wind u sunset. NV
Barometer AZ sunset, 20 75.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
SPOKEN.

Ship Iertrnm Rgby Br) Thomas. from London FOR San
Francisco t.1. Oct -, lat AZ N, lon q W.
ship City OF Richmond ,Br from Liverpool for South
west Pass. oct Is. lat -. Ion Fl.
Bark Milo tBr RoLDns from Glasgow for Tybee, Nov
lat "a II. lon -.
BARK uentoo Mears from New York for AMER Oct lat
- n. Ion 3o w
Bark Rebecca Crowe from Montevdeo for Boston, Dec
A. lat 81 - Ion - 20.
bark E,vor Littleed. from Batavia Tor English Chan
mel, Nov - lat ~ 20 >, Ion W.
brig Warden lNori. from Cornwall for Minatan, 10 days
out. Nov 8. lat ~ 20, Ion 81 3D.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
DISASTERS IN NEWPORT HARBOR.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD.

NEWPORT, II. l. Dec. 1876
The cold reached here early this morning, and
all tho day the wind has blown hurricane. There
nty- three vessels in the harbor and several OF
them have dragged while the others have had all
they could do to hold to their anchors. The three
masted schooner Eva !. Smith, OF Summersport, n.
j., saunders Light from Providence Tor New York,
drag sed ashore in the upper harbor, and IS
pounding heavily. Wreckcrs will get her OH,
soon the wind goes down. Tho schooners Kendrck
Fish, Rider, from Bangor, and Albert Cranda OF this
port, dragged ashore in the inner harbor. Arrived
this afternoon. New York piotboat, supposed 10 be
the Phantom No IL; came ia under bare poles Pilot
boat Peck. No. 9. OF New York. IS here also TO- night
IL feared that there will be several accidents before
morning. The steamer Eolus, connecting with the
Shore Line Railroad at Wexford, was obliged to omit
her last trip tonight.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10

General H. w. Aguilera, Mr. s. l.. ~ Barlow, Mr. Carlos
Del Castillo Professor X. Ogden Doremus William H.
w.cklam Hon Smith Ely, Jr.; Rev. o. u. Frothng-
ham, Mr. A. Gilscy. Rev. Or. Edward McGlynn. Mr..
Sidney r. Nichols, Dr. Lewis A. Sayre Mr G. Villa
verde, Colonel Albert Wagstaf and Mr.. Elijah Ward.
Mr. Daily donates the of his theatre tor tho per-
fcrm
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
ANUS EN- ENTS.
srE-SwAY HALL-Esslporr MATINEE.

srESwAY HALL-EsslPoFF MATINEE
Steinway Hail was crowded yesterday afternoon on
occasion OF the farewell Of the celebrated Russian
pianist, Madame EsspoG. The programme was as
foiIows-Pasorale introduction, Overture, Light OF
the World" sullivan, Theodore Thomas' orches-
ira; Cavatna for violin, Ran, NJ. Alfred
Vvien. Concertstueck, op 10 Weber. Nine.
Annette Essipon, Theodore Thomas orchestra;
Overture TO Shakespcares las You Like IT,. X
Paine, Theodore Thomas orchestra ta) Romanza tb)
Adagio. De Bcr:ot, NJ. Alfred viven; Noctuine. or.
90, Valse, op. so, Mazourka, op 6S Etudos sur les
touches norcs (study on the black keys, Chopin.
Nine. Annette EssipoT Polonaisc-'Struensce," I"
Meyerbeer, theodore Thomas orchestra
This concert was the climax OF "A season which VIII
never be forgotten in the metropolis OF America
Nine. Esspon has achieved a triumph which mas
rarely iacn to the share OF any musica! artist and
when she returns to this CITY TO give her historical
and chronological rectals. she Will create de-
cided impression than even RuDinstein. AS Tor Won
Bulow, sho has cclpsed HIM SO completely
as 10 obliterac from the musical mind OF
America the memory OF the errat'c player, a. Topp,
Mehig and Krebs. removed IRON public recollection
the prototype ol Buiow, Leopold DE Meyer. Nine.
Essipon appears IN Boston on Monday night IN the io-
loving programme: :-Grand concerto major Chopin !;
'Des ADcnds.n Schumann; Gavotic, Gluck- Brahms /,
"cs Dcux Alouettes, /" Leschetzkl; lntermczzo Hans
Won Bulow; "Fantasie Longroisc. No. IL, " Iiszt
The New York herald., 1876-12-10

Average temperature yesterday. ia
Average temperature for corresponding date last
1875. 1876. I
Weekly average ge................. 80 3Jl-7 /
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
WHALEMEN.

Arrived ut New Bedford Dee = schr Admiral Blake, Hath
away. Marion for Atlantic Ocean.
Cleared San Francisco Dec bark Java, Colson. to
cruise.
Spoken-No date. at sea lat. &c. by brig Mary At
Simens Town C6I, Oct .3 ship Young Ph9nix Clifford.
Of NB from Maurts Sept 2 with CO.. bbls oil board
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
THE WEATHER AT RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. o 1916.
The weather. to-day, is unprecedentedy cold for the
season. tho thermometer ranging IRON 10 deg. to 20
deg with iair prospect OF falling to during the
night. High winds from the west and southwest pre-
vailed all day.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
A SCHOONER SINKING.

An unknown schooner supposed brick laden, was
seen sinking rapidly in Newark Bay yesterday FORE
noon. One man board, anu apparently trying
to ascend the rigging
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
BRIG ASHORE AT CAPE COD.

BosroN, Dec. o. 1876
Tho brig Whitaker, OF Machias, Me-, from Phiadels
phia for Portland, with coal was driven ashore last
night Wood End Bar, Capc Cod. She will probably
pct of :louI serious damage after dschargng her
cargo. She has four loet OF water in her hold. Her
crew have gone ashore.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
snow IN NEW ENGLAND.

BosroS, Dec 0, 1876.
Snow to the depth of twelve and fifteen inches fell,
in some parts of New Hampshire and Vermont last
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
WRECK AT SALISBURY BEACH.

NEwBrRYPoRr, Mass, Dec. 0. 1876.
The schooner J. d. Mccarthy, from Philadelphia,
bound to Portsmouth with coal, went ashore on Sails.
bury each this morning and will probably 90 pieces
the heavy She is valued ut S. 00O partly in
surcd. The crew are all safe.