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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-21

8ohnbauie Der Srau McGuibD in StOienbale
brad beute Utorgen Seuer aus, DeldIeS lt9
balb auf bic arItoBenoen 9ebdube altsbebnte.
Sin 9otel uno Srei @Obnbduier tpurben ger.
fi0rt. Der Serluit betrG9t S20, 900 nn6 lit
Ourd) Seritder1ng gehedt.
Cincinnati, /, 10. 9lHq. - Die &in6erz
bepabranitalt III PortSmoutb, O., brannte
beute Morgeu ab. Serluit $4,000.
Scr Sroem Der ,,glmertfantid)est
4tnton" 1ttt0 odS SG1nls2Ittte3 e3ts
oeaeut. - Gttte betttcrfenstuetz
tbe Snid1rtff an SaDes. - Gtne
2lntluort tptro erbeten.
gem- Oorf, 19. Auguit. - Sr. San
gfortrpif, StaetszSenator bon gtemzS zSerlep,
bat i'm gluftrGge Der yQmerifaniiden Union"
eineu lausen Srief oil @Ouuerueur 6apes in
8eSue auf ben 7. 8ara9rapben Der @incinuu.
tier BlattfornI, neld)er iiber Die Dhentlidlen
Sdulen banbelt, geidriebsn. Gr iragt ben
9uuperneur, oh Der erDGbnte Bardgrapb MIR
3u benz 3pede aufgeIteat woroeu Jet, I'M bic
,,4merifaniIhe llulon" unO anbtfe Gbnlld)e
Srganiiationen binfer's 2id]t 81 fiihrer, unb
oh berielbe cine Sduihuna, elm Saaitrtd ooer
cine 2iige lei? Sb Die Wdnner, pelde Die
Iuuabme oes Irtifels in bem @Onuent nit
iold)' ftiirniidem Ipplauie enlpftugen, be'
sablte @laqueure toaren, nnO oh eer III Dem
Senate Dor 8urSem III Se5ug auf ben Baras
grapben ftatt9eiunoene BGrteiconfltft nur Elm
anberer 2lft Der Som0bte geweeu lei? Ser
8rief ihIieBt folgenOermaBen: O@ine bl o.
Sc grtlGruug in Der Y!attform
1T nj d t geni9enO fitr Die 80 tt'
Qlieber Der ~ mert fant dl en-
llnion!" Die 2eBtere beitebt ans Dfdn'
nern, pel6e iib niht bon Bolitiferu biuter'S
9t6t fiihren laiIen. IS iino Wtdnner, meld]e
i'm Staube iiup, Su Oenfeu, Su iiberlegen, 81
urtbetlen uno 3u haubelu; WtGnner, pelfe
Die Barteifefieln abgeitreift baben unO ben
Wtutb beliben, fir ihr 0fed,t in Die Sdlrlnfen
Ill trcten. Golde Otauner baben etn Teht,
iu miiIen, Oh Der febente 2lriitel Der &tncins
natter Ylattform Beoeutun9 bat, ooer nidlt.
9Senn ote RelolutiOn nitr ein Srug, tin leerer
@ortl9pau lit, 10 niiiieu mir uuiere 3ett abt
marten; penn oieielbe 81 elmer Bartetirage
in Der beoorltebenoen @ampdgne 9euadt
miro, 10 tuiro bic ,4merlfauldlc llnton"
Manu fir Manu an benz gSGbltreffen tbetl'
nebmen. Bl8 bieielbe lebod) Die Serftderuug
erbalteu bat, oaB cS nit Der SGuIfra9e ernit'
lid Qemetnt lit, fam iie tetnen anthetl oil Der
@anlpagne nebmen." (Rt6t o1ne Spaunung
1iebt man Der Qntlport ee8 Srn. 6npeS entges
gen. M09lidler g3e!ie 1T Die 3uidritt bon
Demagogen eingefdoelt por0en, nm oteSduls
fraqe pieoer in ben Soroergruno Su brGn9er.
9&ir fnnlPu ishPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-21
YpltttS6eS.

MOntg glla., 10. 9tug. Der
Gdtb. 8. g8. Seuitt lit ini 6. 9iittitte oon
alabamG fir ben @Ongrcb roieOernOminirt
Innrhpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-21
6AftinutnrO.

ct. 2ouis, 20. gug. - Sin Wann,
Iamens guaent, rpeldIer IN Der yfGbe GeS
Aushelluusa sapluees wobnt, gerietb beute III
eineu Streft NIT ietner 6rau uno tGStete bic
ielbe fat au9enblidltd our9 eincn S9uB IN
ben &opf,
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Gin tenaifd,er 0lnfdilan ntrcitelt

Gim teuhtiGee 2tnfd1la9 DerctteLt+
u d. It er, N..Y., 20. Inglllt. - @e-
fern abeno purbe elm Seriu9 9emadt, ben
ct. Qouiier gil5ug IN Der gfdbe bon Slncolns
@reef, msntge 0teilen Dftlt4 bon oieier Staot,
aus Dem @eleiie 81 i6leu6ern. Die betret-
fen6e Steae befinbet ii9 auf einem 70 Sn6
bohen Babn0amme. Sine S9iene mar aus
ibreul 8labe entfernt, unO es mar geplB, oaB
Der 3ug, obalO er bieie Stelle erretd)te, ben
Sabubamm binabitiir5eu nluBte. 9lidlthers
neiie entoedte Elm Oas @eleiie entlang geben=
Der Mann bic Serbredler bel Serri6tun9 hires
teufltd)en SSertcs uno benadrid)ttgte etHen be-
nabbarten Sarmer. @s 9elaug oemielben,
ben 3ug gum StilfanOe gu brtngen, lnnem
er brrf SAmtngen elmer 2aterne oas Aiarn1s
Itgnal CAB, nm ionIit ein fiir6terlihes lln'
9liid Su oerhitten. SIS befanben il9 un9es
fdbr 100 Baiiagiere ani benz 3u9e.
Sas Sonmta8S8efeS TT NetusDorf.
gem orf, 20. au9uit. - Die Poli3et
mahte beute abernlaIS cine Ra;Sia auf @ilz
more'S @arten uno perbnftete smanSig Sellner
lueaen Sierpe1fauis am Sountag. Oteielben
muroeu obne Qufiebeu uad) oem 9eridlte &C.
brud)t, uno Die @igentbiimer oes @arte
leiieteu prompt SiirgI6aft fir bieelbe
Sine eenii9enbe MnSabl pon IufpGrtern tpur
De i'll Sereltid1ait gebalteil, I'M bic Steuen
Or gerhaiteten 8unert eten.
8erattfd1te teIe9repbtf61e
5epci61en.
- Sci benz Shaf Surniere i'll 8bilabels
pbia blieb pOrgefern abenO Maion in ben
meilten 6dllen Sieger.
= BrGioent @raut un0Tamtlie famen url
4 llbr am Samitag gta6mittug aui einem
Grtra5u9e in Song. .Sraud, SIS, oil.
- Die SubifrtptiOncn fir Die anleihe Der
Staot Guebec baben, wie Der pScronto
@lobe" meloet, Die S50be BON S500,000 er.
redt. Toronto Simc8" felt Die angabe
III Nbrebe.
- Sr. Sonas Cutting, peldcr ieit 81 Sal.
rem als beiibenOer 0fihter Oes oberiten @e'
rtftSboie8 BON Wtaiue fun9irtc, itarb am
Samitag IbenO.
- Sn bem Diifiiiippi bel ct. Souls fanb
uorgeitern eingSettihmtmmcn auf einerStrede
bon 10 Retlen Smti4eu Srauf Prtnce aus
ct. Souls uno SboS. SHtclifie aus England
itatt. Griterer sewann in einer StunSe Al
Utinuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-21

g8aibtn9ton, 20. aug. = Gin Wtdb.
den, gtamens @li3a NtcGane, an Oer @de Der
4. uuo 9sStraSe wobubuft, gebar Dor uuge-
idbr Smei Wonaten Elm ainb, ais teiienGater
tie Sobn u. @lsaiou, 9tugeiteuten Der &egiez
rung8s sDruderei, lpeld)cr i'm nddlften Sauie
pObnte, nanute. GleaiOn ldngnete Die an,
gabe euti6teben ab. am Sreitng Morgen,
al8 @leaion itd auI oem g8ege mad benz Sc
id)Gft befaub, bege9nete ct pem SRI. Mt2une
oieielbe ao9 eiE Biitpl uuo feuerte 5peiSGiiiie
auf ibren an9ebllhen Serfiibrsr ab, meld1e ie'
bod osnielben nur leiGt am Beine uerluun0e-
ten. Gleaion mafte fdl aus bem Staube
uno erlangte ipdterbin etueu 5aftbetehl 9egsn
SRI. Wc2ane. @leaiOu 1T Elm uerbetratbeter
Wann unb bat spei &inoer.
- Better Mooielp, Der 0e9sr, pelder am
leeteu Donneritage Ourh yteiferfid)e bon Ell
uem onberen gieger, NamenS Sarris, Der.
munOet purte, befanO itd Den leeten Ra6-
ridlteu nad) nod am 2eben, uno es erifirt
glusiiht anf ictne 8teoergeneiuHg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-21
stbleben Ses snre6,ers Rerr.

gSat bin IT n, ~. Au9.- Srau P0pe,
bic Satin Oe8 Or. Yope, tueldler Sru. Serr
bebanbelte, er9telt beute abeno telegrapbiibe
Nadrid]t aus Rodbribge Ilum Springs,
3d., oaB Der SOB be8 orn. Serr hente Qbeno
Inn Is llhc erfolgte. Die Trausrbotidaft er.
regt, Ob9leif fie i6on iett mebreren Sageu
erwagtet purbe, tiefeS 8ebauern uuter allen
&laiien Der 8eu0lferung. Sberit aoams, Der
@lerf bes s9teprdientantenbauies, beitellte sleid
mad @mpfang Der gtahri6t einen Sarg, IN
pel9em Die neberrefe res Serforbeneu naA
befen Seimatb in Nem.Qlbunp, Snb., ge'
bradt merben iollen. gSabri4eiulidb meroen
mebrere MitglieOer bcS SauieS bic GeiGe aui
ibrer lebten Heiie begleiten.
gSalbington, 20. aug. - Gin Cad
pertdnoiger tpurbe 9eferH abeuo uah 0tod.
brtoge.aium=Springs 9eihidt, I'm biellebers
reite Des oerftorbenen Srreders Serr ein3u,
baliamiren. Die Heprdlentanten Sopler
.. @aieg goung uub Sberft &eams reii'ter
beute 4benO nit oem pom eesterem befelter
Sarge ebenfalls oortbln. GeprGientant @o1
befuOet iid ifou bort. Sr. Serr iit Der erftt
Spreder oes Sauies, tpelter rudbreub ietneE
ImtsterminS itarb. Die Stoute, auf nclfel
Der 2ei6nam mad Seem Glbanp sebrad]t wer
ben foQ, tuirb morgen friib feItgeiteqt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-21
StaOt Baltimore.
Gttc Yretss&etIeret ttt ttGd1Iter
st8be nttIerer Staot.
3met SamitfdmpFer bon beocutenSett
UienUmnie berfIopfen itdl TT Stghs
Ianototuu atn Spnnta9e.

Die ,,Yotomac. .SocialS" unb ,,Tountuinz
g8reders," 5net Sereiue oeS Ditlifen Staots
tbeileS, ftanOeniett gCraumer3 3eit auf geIpanns
tenn SuBe; oft ihoR fanben bsfti9e Strsitez
reieu inter linen itatt, aber bis geItern tams
uldlt Su 9ano9reifitelten.
Sn lester g8cde nuu erreihten 6etn6leligs
feiten tbreu SulmiuatiouSpnnft ba0urh, oGB
pou jeoem Club ein SelO eruaitm muroe, Der
iid] nit benz gluoereu i'm BreiSs 8inge meIien
iollte. Die 3ett, bic ba3u auserleIen muroe,
mar Souutag giadJmtttn9, Iuo Der Srt Elm
offener Blab in Der gtGbe bes 8iesner'i1eu
GofaleS Ill 6iqblan6tomn.
Cur felgeiettcn Stunbe fauOeu fid) geifern
yla6mlttag etWa 900 3uidauer ein, uno
ais 8ertbelOiger Der 0tedte Der yBotomacs
Social5" cri9ien SobH Wc0onougb nit
9teOoD 2epp al8 Sefunoanteu. Sir bic
ySountair= 28rederS" eridieu 8. 9ou9bertg,
alias y@odp," HnO gSm. Ulc 2learp als Se.
tun6ant.
Warttu @lOu9bertD pu;0e gum SdieSs.
ridter etnannt. Setoe 6auftidmpfer babeu
ihon 3iemlifeu 9iuf IN Der ,rtlGnnli6en
Iunt ter SelbfDsrtbeiOignug;" (?) iie er>
i6iencn in Hin9sSoitiim - nadt bis Su ben
6iiiten - HnO bic 4nmeienbeu folgteu Der
MN Dor I'D 0cbenOen Slopierei NIT 9rOBem
SntereIie.
ylad) Ocm erfen @ange bate 9ougbert1
ein gei1wGrSteS Auge, uuS Wc8Onougb's
ltnfe Bade itmon oermuBen, 6aB au6 er ben
9ebrauh oeS einen sluges OermiBte. Gin
3Deiter Sang fef idOu gu @unfen BON Dtc'
0onou9b aus, un0 mad nem britten @ange ers
fldrte Der SdiebSri9ter Mc0ouou9b ais
Sieger. 9eutide - mir beri1ten Dies nit
Sergniigen - betbeiligten Fd ui4t an Der
&ellerel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-21
0pIitiSde 8auner.

Seotieu, Yortraits, . adj 4 abeu &C.,
funnpoa sematht uub ssmatt BON
9. 3. Gbaie & COMP,
gfr. 1873, Bcf=B BaltimoreitraSe.
uuitrdse per Boft peroen pinttlid> ausseidbrt.
(Suli29-1SttD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-21

9cuic gSein
perbitet DebieITeber burd Nbwebr uub yteutraz
IiIa,iou beS & ersiftes uno erfriitt uno fdrft
oas Neroenipitem. Sur ouen subereitet bon
8. y. Sanepd,
YbormaSeut,
gde Baltimore ruo garulinesStrase.
Sei alien apotbetern in BintHaiben Su 80 ets. pro
Sluide ODER S. pro Sutsno Slaiten su baben.
fJuo0i 19Rtg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-21

9emtId5e Ner. 9t. Datents Meentur.
.american.=G =Gebduoe, gde Der Baltimore uno
Soutb1frose.
u. 8. BtIliams,
tister graminotor i'm Ser. ct. Yatent. amte.
VIE AustunIt i'm Setreff Der @rlansuns BON Sa.
tenteu unb iebe unbsre NIT bem Biireau in Serbiu=
buns ffebenoe arbeit erbdlt piinfiIide Seiorsuue.
(aus.7, ,tWttf)
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SeHoen!

cseuaoen, 0empen Semoen!
y Uaan sele su 6. u. SreIano in Nr. 85
1oro,S Somarb itraB e unb taufe feline $i.25
5embe en-esenes Ga6ritat-ptn gBamutta= Sat,
tuu uuo isinem sinnen; auf Beffeluns Su osmietben
Breie. CSuntl3,3NfeD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-21

CZNr. WUuetttOUs 9tS. ASs V ups sS ~ ~ " " bs
~bebauoelt lpesien alIe Sranfbeiten Der llrin Or
game, oisaniide Sdpdde. neroois Sdpdte. Dor;
5ettises Alter unb aGe Neroeutranfbeiten, ipelt
pon iusenoliten rnbeionnenbeiten berriibren. air3
lib eutfanoene Srantbeiteu iGueu turirt. Serren
meIde iit Or. U. annertrauen, tonnen itd perftert
halteu, baS iie piTeni6aftfid uno aufrdtis bebans
belt meroen. Sireauitnnoen: S-12 nhr Uiss., "a
u1r 0atbm. nno 6-9 ubr abos. (Sebr2l, ,t2Uites)
Natemte meroem ifis Grfinoer ertutrft.
@rf uad grtausnus bes Yatents peroen @ebdb'
ren bereG,uet. q. 8 & u. &. Srwaro,
Rr. 18, econbfrob sc, Der Yoft sessniiber
l6ebr2, ,12Dtte) 3ueissSireau in Babnston, De,
3uder
5um 4oftzpreiie
oerfauft.
Sbee uuo &affe
i'm
fflein YerfduT 5u guaro5 Yreiien
bel
6. .. Seenub,
Gantoner 2bee>Hieoerla9e,
zaotpef Gde Der gerinstom' nmo 8reeaitr.
G93,9,206O
The New York herald., 1876-10-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Elias W. Leavenworsh, or Syracuse, h
At the ST. Nicholas Hotel Commodore 4 K Hugheas
United States Navy Is at the Astor House Congress
man Josiah G. Abbott and Leopold Morso, Of Bodsoa,
Commander r. I. Phythian. United States Navy; ex-
Governor Alexander r. Shepherd, of the District Of
Columbia; Major Peter O. Hains Of the Engineer
Corps, United States Army, and Lieutenant Colonel
Ross. Of Ottawa a. the Filth Avenue
Hotel Colonel Mules de car,eret. OF England,
10 a. tho Brevoors House. Ex-Congrcssman r
J. Haldeman, Of Pennsylvania. 10 at sh<
Now York Hotel Colonel Alexander Piper. united
States Army. Is a the Metropolitan Hotel. John
King, Jr., vco president Of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. is At tho Hoffman House. Chap
lain Thomas Moore, OF the British Army, IL as The
Windsor Hotel Judge Nathaniel shpman. OF Hart
ford is az the St. James Hotel Judge K C. Katteil,
OF Bnghamton, is at tho Grand Central Hotel Gen.
cral John c. Robinson Of Binehamton, IL at tho Cole
man House Frederick O. Prince, Of the Democratic
National Committee. 10 at tho Clarendon Hotel Judge
James Forsyth. Of Troy, Is a. tho Gilsey House.
Colonel Sheldon Sturgeon. United States Army. q
the Sturtcvant House.
The New York herald., 1876-10-31

sailles yesterday. There was speech by President
NacMahon The Senate adjourned until November
and the Chamber OF Deputies until the Sd prox.
xoRrHExs SPAIN uSouIEr.
telegram from Bilbao reports that small bands OF
Insurgents recently appeared in the neighborhood OF
Encartac,ones, but they have been dispersed
FIRE II LIVERPOOL
Tho mills Of the Mersey Seed Crushing Company
were destroyed by nre to-day The loss is 500 900,
and over 800 hands are thrown out Of employment
THE GRAM TRADE.
ssrhere has been better weather during the past
week." says the Mark Lane Express in its usual
weekly review or the grain trade. "And in tho North
the Of the outstanding crops have been mostly
gathered. The condition Is deporablc. In many dis
barley and oats hardly worth carsing, and
the grass soddsn to have lost much OF .s
nourshing properties Reports OF the potato blight
gloomy Tho disease, as yet, is confined 10 . few
Epglsh and Scotch districts, but Il is feared Il will
extend to Ireland. Fine dry weather 10 greatly
needed for potatoes and for sowing wheat, .
siderable acreage Of which has been during the
past week Holders OF wheat remain very Arm and
millers buy reluctantly. but they arc by no means
satisfied that advance in prices is improbable
Local trade mas been quieseent, and with moderate
consumptive demand wheat has with difhculty MAIN
tanned previous prices Maze nour and feeding slus
unchanged. Arrivals on tho coast have been very
limited. Californian cargoes passage have declined
slightly from the highest point but nrmer feeling
has been shown latterly.
EXCHANGE YAILuREs
Yesterday was the last day OF tho usual fortnishty
settlement the Stock Exchange Three failures
were announced resulting from the recent nuctua-
yions but the liabilities OF the suspended parties
wsre not important Silver was quoted at 53kd
The New York herald., 1876-10-31
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
W AsufxcTov Oct all A. N

OFFICE OF THE CHTKr SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON Oct 3l-1 A. NJ
For The South Atlantic States, higher barometer,
eastery to soutnery winds. stationary rising
pcraturc and clear or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley rising barome-
ter warm soushery Winds veering 30 cooler westerly,
and generally clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys, rising barometer, winds mostly from north to
wcst colder ana generally clear weather, succeeding
occasional rains tho iormer
For tho upper lake region, rising barometer, warm
southeriy Winds shifting TO colder southwest and
northwest and occasional light rains. succeeded by
partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region. falling and stationary
followed by rising barometer soathsry winds vcering
TO westerly, higher temperature than Monday. and
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, falling barometer, winds
veering 10 southcriy and westerly rising temperature
and generally clear weather.
FOR New England, rising followed BY falling b.
romcier winds shting to southwestery aud southerly
rising temperature and clear partly cloudy weather
The Ohio River and the Mississippi at Cairo will
tinue 70 rise slowly.
The New York herald., 1876-10-31
AM USEM ENTS.
BOOTHS THEATRE.

-
Last night signor Mascagno introduced some new
features into thu grand Italian ballet OF which Byrons
celebrated play, .Sardanapalus," forms . part, at
Booths The very full audience good natured and
appreciative, and rewarded the fair dancers with
stinted applause The opening march was very efiec.
lively performed by tho supcs who compose the cooks
guard and attendants Of the Assyran monarch, and,
from the little imps carrying bottles 10 the stawart
soldiers with battle axes to say nothing OF the scan
skired Amazons each keep the step with
commendabe cxactness But the regular ballet which
followed The evolutions Of the kitchen guard the
great feature OF tho evening" Signor Mascagno. u
appears. has all but exhausted his inver-
tive genius on It's arrangement and really
readily believe the story. The ballet opens with
rapdity OF cyclone. From the midst OF this vapor.
ouslooking screen. which, by the way, completely OBJ
scures The King and his couriers innumcrable legs
fash about like forked lightning during storm. Pale
fires and ruddy glares their changing lights the
scene, ccmminglng their rainbow hucs in such man.
ner that coryphee can be seen at one moment with
pea legs or violet body and blood red face and
neck But the pas de and the pas de h,t burst
the astonshcd gaze the audience with suddcnncss
effect that really startling During these pas
sages and IN the pas de deu1 by Mascagno and
the pretty Bartoieltl-now woros viii rhyme
the mottre de ballet makes several almost
successful attempts 10 stand the premiere
ddnseuse assolutd on her head. This gymnasto ieat
Of dancing adds very much TO the general effect Now
OF the premeres bounds the stage with the
enable grace OF NEBRASKA grassnopper pauBe9 IN her
just long enough 10 Indicate with her left
the position Of the grand gaseer the auditorium
and then travcrscs the stage as II stepping over nvs
ible cotton bales until she reaches the ootlights
Thea smlngly she retreats tiptoc 10 the back Of
the Stage, whore she waves farewell to the audience
with her right foot to level OF her Tho
flower dance exceedingly graceful in ts composition
and performance, but 10 loo egRy altogether. Poor
Sardanapaius looked awfuy bored while the inter in
able cavortng and what the general OF tho army calls
scooting around in progress But what does Byron
amount to alongside Of Mascagnof What the drama
baloty
The New York herald., 1876-10-31
OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN JusTE MARIus suRMoNr.

CAPTAIN JusTE MARIUs sURMoNT.
On the 18th inst all the Of the Compagnle
Generate Transatlantique and all the other vessels in
tho port OF Havro, France. displayed their flags
haIf-mast tribute oil respect to the memory Of the
veteran Captain Juste Marus Surmont many years
commander Of the steamships Washington, Vile de
Paris and Vile du Havro. OF tho Compagnie Generate
Transatlantque, plying between Havre and this port
His DEATH which occurred tho previous day. Of
q somewhat tragic II appears that while ooK-
ing OF one OF tho windows OF mis- house. on tho
Place du Commerce, he suddenly attacked with an
apopleptic fit He attempted to walk across the
room, but fell heavily to the floor, and
shortly afterward expired. The deceased, who came
OF a sailors family, born at Hvnneur In 1922 and
went to cabin boy when he was 6fteen years
old and gradually worked his way up in his profession
till he commanded the small sailing craft the Beauou.
then the Constantin and later large vessel hail
ing from Bordeaux. In 1867 he took CON-
mand Of the Transatlantic steamship Washing
ton. then OF the ville do Paris. and lastly
the ilfat.d Willie du Havre which into by tho
British ship Loch Earn, the 23d Of November 1873
when over 200 human beings were lost Tho French
Admiralty subsequently investigated tho matter and
found, the Ath of January, 1874, as foows:-"The
conduct OF Captain Surmont and crew irreproach
able. Tho collision wholly due to the Loch-Earn
The catastrophe, however, mado a terrible i'm
preston upon Surmont, and hc became q changed
man He made lew trips out TO this
port and then went the reserve list at home. In
the year 1866 of having saved several ship
wreck cd crews under most dsadvant peous circum-
stances, he was made Chevalicr Of tho Legion Of
Honor. BY the residents of Havre and its sailors
Surmont was greatly beloved ~ an honest and good
man, and In this city no leaves numerous friends to
mourn his loss.
The New York herald., 1876-10-31
OLYMPIC THRATR1.

The performance was entirely changed at this house
last night from that Of last veok, full variety bill,
with tho domestic drama Of .Rosina; Or the Tempta
tions of City Le," to conclude in tho place Of the
drama OF tLattle Nell" Tho variety perform
anco opened with 'The Skeleton Witness" very
amusing little skctch in which Mr. Peto Leo appeared
Sam Devere the audience with his songs,
forth hearty laughter their Ethiopian inerude Of
..Mrs Ddmus' Party, and Professor Parkers trained
dogs performed some astounding feats There were
many other attractive features the nights bill all
OF which seemed TO be relshed by the audience.
The New York herald., 1876-10-31
DIR. LrSpE's sHAxEspER1AN READINGS.

Al Steinway Hall yesterday evening DR.. Hermann
Linde rccited Macbeth In Schlegel and Tock's
translation, to large and select audience, composed
mainlyof Germans His recitation was well received,
tho frequent applause testified His manner Of read
Ing the drama fully harmonizes with It's spirit He
characterized the dramatic personD with great SKILL
successful in bringing FULL living picture to the
mind OF the listener. On Friday next DR.. Linde will
read "CoriolanuRn
The New York herald., 1876-10-31
KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA.

The two weeks season OF the Kellogg Eng
sh Opera Company, which has just closed in Phiade
pha was a remarkable one The receipts for eight
performances reached tho high ngurs OF $22 3O0 Of
which tho Bohemian Girl' may be credited with
$3 500 and the 'sNorth Star" with 00O Tho CON-
pany played last night Albany aud their route for
the coming weeks is as acknowledgements, November
/; Rochester, November 3; Buffalo. November a.;
Cleveland November O. i've nights; Detroit November
Is, Eve nights; Chicago. November 20, two weeks
The company will appear In New York late in the
son.
The New York herald., 1876-10-31

only by explosive ball being thrown into the interior
OF the she'd which, with the ecient watch maDtained,
Is utterly improbable. The opinion of competent
judges Is the contrary, that the fire was caused by
the spontaneous combustion Of tho ocloth aud other
residue OF packing materials lc by the exhibitors 10
their cases whcn deposng them with the Centennial
agency. Wherever such matter was discovered by tho
authorities II thrown into pool OF water hard by
the she'd but owing their allowing exhibitors with
avew 10 saving the cost OF storage TO pack the smaller
cases In the larger, was impossible, with the mass
OF cases sent, TO open and search each one Tnis
hypothesis OF spon buston is by
the fact o glass jar containing chemical refuse hav
Ing gnited by the action OF the rays some time
before.
As regards the results OF the nre, BY which, accord
ing to published statements, would appear that the
French exhibitors had been the sole sufferers the fol-
lowing official figures Of the destruction effected will
speak sufficiently for themselves
The New York herald., 1876-10-31
"ApAM AND EVE" AT THE PARK.

The one-act comedy announced to preccde "Tom
Cobb at the Park Theatre and which was produced
last night turned out to be aarce slight In fabric and
almost coloress. Imagine scene In tho lobby OF .
theatre, where wife discovers her husband In the
company OF lady who 10 tho wife OF her escort-in
other words husbands and two wives changing
places and meeting by accident with the constcrnn-
sion OF such meeting rather weakly portrayed and
pretty complete picture or "Adafn and Eve, as
Is done It's nrst representation. II is kind
tho artists not speak of their acting dcta
for having nothing portray they portrayed nothing