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WDromo)
The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Conn pany.
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9as einsiae idmeraltiQenNe W}itteL
Railways Ready Relief.

tsrdmpfe, S6md6e, Serstlcpfen, bbreu Sopf.
idmer;, pcreorbenen Maaen, Dtarrboe.
Surd,fan, Serffppfun9, Sldbunaem
unc ale inneren 3eiSeu.
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

sailed 22d. Anna Hansen, New York; Annie MoNAirn.
p o Ksy West land put back 9th wnd6ound) Alice
do: Eva Pap pnreya Iyoeei Aexnder MekenHe Copp.
Taran radang &c; Her Majesty, Leahy Southwest Pass;
S1ssia T, True Havana; John q Hail Laing Barbsdos
ass and was OF Great Ormshead same day Martha Bow
ser woqoslde Iybee; Norris Bastow New Orleans; Or
18th; Royal Harrs, Adam MatanEas and wss on Nortb
west ives. Lignship ss%s Gay, coymore Perry Halifax
25d; Arbitrator q jackson, PernambucoI
CleAred zlst Aon Rowen Lofguis Por Natal via Car.
and EDWARD Mcdowell arssnoSs 6sas; hsres Smith
Dawson. New York o Stllman Thbetts Rio aneira
On Bar LgntshiP if HaSthorns, Peyson Liverpool foE
of the Hook fWaterford) 2lst Assunta vfbald ISvs,.
pool for Philadelphia. ' -'e-N
Entered out 24th Madura, Meyer. for Phiadeinbis
Arrived Gravesend 24th, Kendrick Fish Fish q en
Sailed 22d Mary Pratt savn Matanzas and apcbo,ed
Deal 23d 2Sd Louisa Bliss. Strong, do Percy Juul PEN
sacola-
LONDONDERRY. Jan 22-Cleared, D McPhersop. Nicoll,
Liverpool
MEiBoURss-Arrived about Jan p. Rosina. Hanson
MARsEILLEs Jan 2l-saiIed Italia (s Craig New York
MKssINA Jan l7-Arrved Preseott haEeltine, NcDonad
Sailed 18th Wanderer Cove New York; 18th Ptho
Banner. and Messina, Lycke, Philadelphia
MALAeA, Jan l4saied Roger prIry Baker New York :
10th. Catherine Rasmussen, New Orleans.
PLYMOUTH Jan 22-Sailed, Lalla Rookh. Dakin Tybee-
Arrived oath Caland C), DsddeA Rotterdam for New
York
PoRrLANp. Jan 22-Saiied from the Roads, Lady Pal
merston Mills. London for New Orleans
.QuEKssrows. Jan 24-Arrivsd Sarah Emma, Carter.
Sailed 2sd, Doris RckhOn. Hores Greenock.
RYDE Nv Jan 22-Sailed, Vesta, Gogeben Bull River;
Emily, Bowden, Rio Janero-
SHIELDS, ian 52-Arrived Queen. Coney, New York
Sailed 22d. Stella, for Boston.
TNEsIE Jan I7-Arrived, Caledonia tD, Alnson tnot
Sailed ist6. John Bramall CO. Yewington New YORK.
WATkRToRD Jan 22-sailed Augusta Qunta, for Phila-
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
STEEPLECHASING.
To THE EprroR OF TIE HERALD :

To THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD
Very few OF your readers, no doubt, know that
steeplechasng is OF Irish origin, and fewer doubt,
will believe that II is in that country only that the
sport is brought It's highest development Several
theories have been suggested upon the subject by your
correspondents have not read among the num-
ber that has given adequate idea Of how to properly
train horse for steeplechasing am native OF that
part Of d-Roscommon-where the best steeple-
chasing and hunting horses Great Britain and Ire
land have been produced and which is regarded as the
training school OF England, and out OF which county
England procures large proportion OF her hunting
horses
Now. beg TO give few hints how horses are
trained for hunting in Roscommon Every parish In
the county has its annual fairs at which prizes are
gwen the OF the best leaping horses These
prizes stimulate young men TO devote extra time and
care to the training of horses for each coming fair
The time necessary or such training s at least six
months They commence 10 train at stone walls, about
three feet high and feet wide gradually raising
them 10 six feet and allowing the horse TO
10 the leap until he is capable OF taking hve feet Six
inches standing BY this method the horse becomes
familiar with his business knows how TO measure the
height OF and the distance from the wall and thus knts
himself for the exertion and hardly disappoints
his rider. | have seen Mr.. Bernard Sweeney, in
Boyle walk his horse up to wall five feet eight and
jump him clear over IT, without touching stone and
without giving him a foot OF a
Let jerome Park Jockey Club naugurate q leapng
match each day Of its in front OF the grand
stand and give of $500 TO the OF the horse
that leaps the highest graduating the leap from four
feet upward giving each horse two chances to clear
each gradation after which, should he fail 10 clear the
leap, he be ruled ont By adopting this method we
shall have well trained seeplechasers they have
in Europe, and probably better since have outdone
them training trotters by seventy fvc per cent
AN ADMIRER OF FIELD SPORTS.
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
THE VETERANS OF THE SEVENTH
REGIMENT.

The veterans Of the National Guard, Seventh regi.
ment Colonel Marshal Lenerts In the chair, met last
evening nj Delmonico's corner Fth avenue and Four
teenth street. 10 take In relation TO the new
armory. Tho resolutions adopted some DAYS ago by
the regiment were unanimously passed, with the fol.
lowing additional ones:-
Resolved That the Veteran Association do eoncur IN ,ha
building Of Arnory BY subscription aud viii heartily
cooperate with AL the arrangements that made 10
accomplish that objeci.
Resolved That under spch rules regulations A. IN.
prescribe, all drafts the seventh Rcc
New Armory fund all be by joint check ress
she Seventh regiment and the the Vet
and In only OF bills approved BY
M alorty Of the Building Committee
Resolved That the proposed for procuring
for the erection Of the armory
ofcarrying the into effect De approved
hed officers be committee 20 see that the
ned 0u1
Resolved That all subscribed and collected for
She purpose Of erecting armory for the Seventh rcc
neut NGSNY., shall constitute and be known a. the
Seventh Regiment New Amery Fund and shah ee deposited
IN the United States Trust Company the Union Trust Com
pany and the Farmers Loan and Trust Company; that
Warrington yermyc. Royal Phelps and Robert LcnnoS
Kennedy be and are hereby appointed ~ trustees Of said
nd and that checks te made payable 20 the seventh eg
ment New ArnoTy Fund either of the trustees above
named.
Resolved. That nominate Jackson schultz and Will
lam limbeer representatives. upon the buding Gem
mittee
hsIoyed rAs hi. s4e-s'l-- ----'~aDa iAA election Of
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ABERDEEN Feb e-sailod, bark GiaeOmO MOrtOla dtaD,
Olivar. United States.
ASrwEnr. Feb e-sailed bark s, Olaf Or) HasscI New
York
BRISTOL, Feb e-Arrived. bark Cuba CBr). Smith, New
York
Also arrived 9Th ship 81 Petersburg cSOD, Hansen.
United States
Sailed 9th barks GrazioEa OtaD Lsvagno New York;
Drughi Dubrovach (Aus-not Devote DubrovachD, New
York
BRLTAsr Feb e-sailcd bark Grad SEM tAuO, Rubelo.
United States.
BRKnEN. Feb 6-saled. ships storkors Nor) Erickson,
Philadelphia; La Gloiro r. Blaedon do Constance (Br)
Law. barks Gutenberg GER, Gesch New York; Chris
tel (Br Bockelman Balmore otto Br), Darmer. Phila
dephia-
BARcELoSA-Arrived, bark Olympia @p), Madal New
Orleans
Sailed. bark sjofroken Csw). for Ball River
CALCUTTA Feb 7sailcd, ship Idomene Cr), for New
York
DEAL Feb coz bark John Chase Davis from savan-
nah foE. Bremen.
Arrived in the Channel 5,h ship Agra GER. Hogeman,
from baltimore for Bremen 7th steamer Fleurs Castle
CBD Thomson, from New York for London: bark Texas
tOcrj, Stcnens. do tor Bremen.
DuBLrS, Feb eealed, bark Marco Polo utap 0avgnin,
United States vanadis tNOr), Petersen. do
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
RRooKI.YN THEATRE.

The performance Of "Jane Eyre' at the Brooklyn
Theatre last evening oreditabe alike to the
agement and TO those who took part in the interesting
piece smoothness, good acting and tasteful appoint
its Characteristic and the appreciatve
audience present gave repeated tokens OF their ap
proval Of the entire surroundings Miss Charlotte
Thompson renewed her previous success In the title
role TO which she impaired, II anything, additional
grace and artistic finish. She was ably sustained
throughout the efforts OF Mr. Frederic Robinson as
Lord Edward Rochester being especially commendabe,
while the Ellen Fairfax OF MISS Marie wilkins left
nothing 10 be desired Then the precocious pupil
Adele had excellent representative in Miss Laura
Thorpe The other parts likewise admirably por-
trayed and altogether the production worthy the
hearty and encouraging reception accorded 70 IT, =
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
CLEARED.

z Ward Co
Steamer Elizabeth, Clark, Baltimore Amboy and
Camden-W Dalzer
Steamer Francona. Bragg Portland-J AmeA
Bark Marryat Nor), Christophersen Dundee-FuDch,
Edye Co.
Bark Aser NOr), Knudsen, Queenstown Falmouth for
orders-Bockmann. Oerlin Co.
Bark Bertha Eor) Gaarn Queenstown or Falmouth for
orders-Bockmann, Oerlin a Co
Bark Gerda Nor), Olsen. Havre-Bockmann. oerin
Co.
Bark Freia Norl Jensen, Bordeaux-Funch, Edye A Co.
Bark Volturno QtaD, Savarese, Lisbon-Funch, Edge
Co
Bark John Marsh, Pickett Cardenas-John Zittiosen.
Brig Jenny Phinney Brown Buenos Ayres-John Norton,
Jr Son.
schr Rookie Yates, Yates Porto Cabelo and Mara
caibo-B Metcalf a Co.
Schr Monte Christi smith, Arecibo PR-F II Smith Co
Schr Emma l. G Winsor Atwood. Tampico-Thebaud Bros
schr Maggie Cain, Scu, st Jago de Cuba-Evans, Ball
Co.
schr Ada Whitney. Masters. cardenas-H Loud
Co
Schr Israel Snow Hatch, Baracoa-B Weinberg
Schr Mary Lord, Smith New Orleans-N II Brigham.
Schr Ridgewood johnson. Georgetown, Soc Hurlbut
schr Thomas Cooper. Legay, Boston-H Jackson
Son
schr saiie Burton, Burley ssmfordstamfOrd Manuiac
turingCo
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
sTAnT THEATRE.

Notwithstanding the cruel experience that she has
had since her arrival In this country, the canseless
enmity Of a tenor, the collapse Of company and the
sad afliction OF her husband, Nine. Pappenhem, the
renowned German prima donna appeared at the Stadt
Theatre last night with degree of success unsur-
passed the lyric stage of this city. There
Intensity and positive grandeur OF expression
and feeling about her Interpretation OF the role Of
Agatha in Der Freischh htzn that ecpsed all her for
mer efforts In opera she made her American debut
few months ago Seldom has the beautiful prayer Of
The second act received such passionate rendering,
and, despite cold which robbed her voice Of some OF
It's clear ringing tones, Nine Pappenheim, through
Tho power and completeness OF her lyric school and the
admirable manner OF her acting made the heroine OF
Weber, interpreted by her, impersoration to be
remembered The rest OF tho cast is beneath
~rftic
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Madame Janauschek did not succeed as well as she
should have done in Australia while hcDonoughs 8
Royal Marioncttes have made tour Of triumph At the
,ntipodes This does not prove THAI the Maronettes
than Madame Janauschek but thai they are
setter managed.
salvin is living in retirement at Florence with his
young English wife. The Milan papers say that he Is
studying Macbeth Tor the purpose Of playing In Lon
don next July The same papers state that an Italian
company being organized for America and Is TO in
clude sAvini Ross and RstorL This report is hardly
credible.
Mr. Rogers well known member OF the Haymarket
company was taken suddenly ~ lately and died al the
railway station his way home. He had created
many characters in his tme and was valuable mem
Der OF the company. Mr. Rogers strongest point was
his eIoeu.on, which, founded Of course en- TIE elder
school was IMPRESSIVE and sound
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

hs~NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-rhe NEW York
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red red changing from the other
succession and be several miles distant Cap
Of vessels upon seeing this signal will obge by
preparing any marine they have for she Ship
News Department Of the HKRALn
RJPerson desrous Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing such vesses
care HERALD yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received from all parts Of the world and promptly de-
ivered. Duplicates required
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LORD GALWAY.

cable telegram from London, under date OF the 7th
inst, announces -"Yiscount Galway Is dead ~
George Edward Arundel Monckton- Arundel, Viscount
Galway, was born in the year 1sO6 and was, oonse
quenty In the seventy -nrsi year OF his ago He
the eldest Of the nth Viscount by his wife Hen
Tieua, only daughter Of the late Robert Pemberton
Mines OF Fryston Hall, England The deceased was
educated at Harrow. He justice Of the peace aud
Deputy Lieutenant for Notts He represented East
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the Colonel commanding the Seventh regiment and the
Colonel commanding the Veteran Association advisory
members Of the Building Committee
motion that committee OF three be appointed
from each company to act on the general committee
carried.
resolution adopted to the effect that the pro-
ceedngs OF the meeting be forwarded by the Adutant
20 the Veterans OF the Pacific slope
committee OF one from each company was ap-
pointed to nominate candidates f vacancies
ring in April in the Board Of Management The meet
M than adiOurned
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BOUND KAsI

schr Jas English. Parker, StonngtOn for New York.
Sehr Mary Matt. Parker, Stonington for New York.
schr VIM Mason. French, Portland for Washington, DC
BOUND KAsT
Steamer Francona. Bragg. New York for Portland.
Steamer City OF New Bedford Fish, New York for New
Bedford
Steamer Albatross. Davis New York for Fall River.
Steamer Electra. Young New York for Providence.
Schr Carrie 1. Hix. Hix. New York for Salem.
Sehr Cabot, Chase. New York for Boston.
Sehr Panthea, HILL Port johnson for New Haven.
Schr Mary Long. Haskell. New York for Boston.
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Colon, from Nov York for AspnuaL Feb 3 lat
So Ion 73
Bark tr) Reynolds from Boston East London
Afnca Jan 10, lat 30 n, Ion 50 W,
Brig Gracosa Porp from Baltimore for Genoa, Jan II,
lat 30 54 Ion 60 Is
Brig Constance Hollis days from New York Point
Ptre an 20 OF the east end Of Bermuda (All weil-
Schr Elizabeth Dickinson" from New York for Porto
Rico probaby scbr Bessie Dickinson New York
81 Pierre Mart. J an 20. las 20 80. Ion 46 "a.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and informed
that by telegraphng the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 20 Fleet street. London" the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de OperA
Pasn the arrivals At and departures from European aud
ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabled this
country free Of charge
Captains axrivng AZ and sailing from French Medi
terranean ports viii and the Paris Office economical
and expeditions for telegraphing nevA
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wnon's M1srr-M.

Hernandez Foster, in his play Of "Robinson
crusoe was the this theatre last night in
his fine impersonaton Of Friday. This with the usual
variety performance for which Woods Museum has
qured long enduring reputation, a source Of
amusement 70 well filed house.
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rwrxrY-rurRD srRErr OPERA nousr.

This establishment opened last evening with a per.
formanco gwen by the Original California Minstrels
The novel feature OF the occasion the introduction
Of two lines OF performers the first part beaut-
fully illuminated and original scene The second part
comprised a pGGnge Of Ethiopian minstresy embrac-
ing entirely features by Frank Moran Little
Mac Johnny Allen, Sanford and Wilson and others
The troupe Is Of the largest In she country, IN
cludes large amount OF talent and 10 all who de-
light In the Ethiopic opera the Twenty third Street
Opera House offers many sterling attractions.
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PARTISAN VARIETIES.

The performance here last night was evidently rel
ished BY good audience composed altogether Of men
The acts we're spicy OF their kind. The halcI fair
and the dancing and singing by the performers we're