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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-12
@ric@euIauS.

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oaB o0s 9rte6il6e Otiniltertum III Uolge
et0sS SaoelSbei0lWlle5 per @b8eoroues
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-12
S8natieT.

Yacts, 9. Wfr3.
Dem vlluiters" 5ufoLee bat beute int
franS0iiiAen Winiiterium oes NuBeren
8pild)en oem@en. Seuatieff uno bem@rG>
fen S6uwaloff, benz ruiiii6en @elanoten
lii @onbon, rno flint bieitsen eurOpdil6en
@elanoten cine Beratbung itber ben
SauptiuDaIt elmer Observation-Disclosures
Der WtG6te itattgefunoen, tnlpel6er bon
Der Sitrfei Siirglhaften geforoert Weroel;
iouen, Die 9eei8net iino. 0tuBlano 5utrte=
ben Al 1teIeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-12
8 p er, utob, 7. Mara.

SIM atpeiten 8e3irfsaeridt fdute beute
&i6ter 8Oreman oas HrtbeiI iiber Sobu
O.. See, ben urbeber bes @emebeIs auf
ber ger9Diefe. 9aslelbe Iautet, baB
See am %. Oear3 B. S., atpii9en 10 llbr
GOrm. nno 3 nbr gto4m., binsert@tst
tper6en 1ou.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-12

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Ser in BuOareit eri6einenoe uSele=
graph" erfIGrt, baB i'm Safe zines &riez
ge5 Stpii9eu JtilBLanO uub Der Sirtet
Gumdnten fi1 nit 0tuBlanO perbilnoen
miiiie, tDenn europa ieine Neutralitdt
ni9t beI6ilbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-12
Wontene9r0.

2onoo1, 8. Mar3.
Gin vStan6aro"> SeLe9ramm bon Geit
iagt, Dab 1uBLnnb in @etttnie 9eget oas
!3ultauoefommen zines SrieoensDertrags
nit Der Slirtet arbeite. Ser Shirt BON
Dtonteneero babe all Shirt Wfilan Elm
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bei6uIoigt, bur6 Nbi6luB zines iepaz
raten 6rteoens ba5 lIeberetnfommen init
Wtpntene9ro eebro0'n 3u baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-12
Ser1feWS 0erLAHe.

0 II, Z. Wtat5.
Der vOaiIb Neps" ipiro bon Belt
mitgetbeilt, DaB benz omtLi6en 8eri@te
PES ierbii6en SrteQs miniiters 5ufoIge
Sic 8erluite, tpel6e Serbien III benz
Griege se9eu Die Iurfei erlttten bat, it6
auf 5000 Soote uno 10000 HerWunoete
hpIiefeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-12
steuerproseRe III Georgia.

SuItisminiiter Saft bat oil ben bieitSer
8unoesantpoLt t%elegrapbtrt, er 1oGe ale
8ro3efie segen Observation-Disclosures, tuel'
de it9 f9uIbig befennen tplroen, nteber.
I6lagen. Neununo1e93ig NngefI19te
befannten ft6 infol9e beiien am Wontag
i9uLbis unb wurbeu entlai1en.
SuDn .. See stmt So0e Uer1Fz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-12

Gin 8ariier vStanbarb" EeIegramm
meIoet, oaB Die Yforte ein &unbi6reiben
e"rlalien bat, iDortn ie iagt. DAB HuBlano
inoireft Srte9 ge9en Die Iirfei gefibrt
babe uno iebt in 8osnieE cine @np0s
runq 1u;ettele.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12
CLEARED.

Steamer Russia CBr. Cook, Liverpool via Qusensown-o
@ Francklyn.
Steamer Altar (Rs). Low Kingston &c-Pim. Forwood
Go.
steamer marlborough tB. Fraser St Johu NIB and Var
mouth. NS-A Outerbridgs
Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory. savannah-Geo
Yonke.
Steamer George Clyde. Tribon, CharestonJ w GUM
tnrd Il Co.
steamer Mayaower. Davidson. Phladelphia-Jas Hand.
Bark Alberto AUS, Cerucovich, Cork Tor ordersSloco
vici. a Go.
Bark Atlanta Ger. wlmsen. Hamburg-Funch. Edge
Go.
BARK Florida B. Addison. Eisinore for ordersA Lind
Bark Padre (Aus), Slaughter Trieste Slocovich Co.
Bark Linnca (Nor) Barth. Cadix and SeviileLous t.
tens.
Bark fremont. Barnard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Norton Jr 4
Sons
bark u II Chadwick. Howe. Matanxas-Waydell & Co.
Brig Amny (ier), Beck. Porto Cabelo- Pension Co.
Brig Carrie Bertha, Hail. Matanzas Brett, Son Go.
Brig Cytie Dow, S1gua Ia Grande--J Ward Co.
Brig Bsllc Star tr Nckerson. Dixby. Ms Tor orders-J
w Parker n Co.
sehr Lucrea, Miller st Thomas and market-BJ Wen
berg Go. =
Winchester 4 Co
schr VIM X Knighton. Hegeman. Baracoa-BJ Weinberg
Co.
schr Julia A Decker. Freeman, Nassau. NIB Wen.
berg Co
sehr Hazard Brenaer. Georgetown and Bull Creek.
Sch Hurbut X Co.
schr Henry Edwards. Dowdey, Newark-G Walters
schr james Pike, Robinson, ProvincetownJed Frye
Schr Harriet Corwin Providence II w Jackson Son.
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THE WITTHAUS LIBRARY.

The first days sale OF the whthaus library at
Lcavitts yesterday pretty we'll attended, but the
prices fetched quite low. Agassiz' Lake Supc-
ror fetched sl1; large paper copy Of the American
Landscape Gallery, proof impressions, which was pub
Ishcd $780, sold Tor $50; the old edition Of the
American Cyciopacdia, edited by Ripley and Dana,
sixteen volumes, fetched 81 rs volume;
Knights Pictorial Edition o. tho Arabian Nights
50; an Italian copy OF Ariosto, with illus
trations, Bartolozzi and others, four volumes
S. rs u volume; BalZac's works IN French, sixteen
volumes, half caif 10 cents volume; Bancroits HIS
tory Of the United states, eight volumes 81 10 each
I,artsch's lie Peintrc-Grvcur, hand book for print
collectors twenty-five volumes. 81 so each: Berwick
woudcats q volume OF over 100 impressions OF wood
blocks, So 80; BoccuccO's Dccamcronc, ia three vol
umcs. Pickcring's edition, 50 90 each; sebastian
Brundts ship FIRES, reprint OF Tho fynson edition.
81; Robert Burns Lie and Works, by I. IL. Waddell
~: Byron's Life, Letters and Journals by Thomas
Moore three volumes, 50 90 each; l.. Fiden's Illus
81 Is each; Memories 81 jacques Casanova, SIX
volumes 81 each; Catcsby's History oi Caroina,
FLO rtda and tho bahama Islands, two volumes, SIG
each: Chnncrs' Marks aud Monograms on Pottery,
&c. illustrated with 5000 poters' marks, $l+; Pick
crIne's edition OF Cbauccr, with lie, by SIR Harris
Eicolas eight volumes, 80 80 cach Joanncs Chris
sostnus Explicit super Miscrcrc Nc Dec laus, small,
printed by Uric ZcI 1907. $3l Ciceros Epstolae adj
Att,cum, &c. l470--La Vnlerc's copy sold for $40
franks this one Tor SO; Dumonl dUrviic's Voyage
Autour dc Monde So rs The Florence Gallery four vol
uines 81 70 The sale viii be continued this afternoon.
There will DO no evening session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12
FOREIGN PORTS.

ALcoA BAY March 2-.saed. brig John Noyes. Coker.
d,ss:J Brown. Greonish, do; juno Ger. bewsrs. for
Asr.SwAIL April losailed. E,na tBr, SAMSON.
ASr.ccA. March l4In port schr Harry Fred, Gardner
ssn,s ss g .r I as9, April
Bombay. arrived I'D, for Europe. with rce Henrietta
BuKsos AYsEs Foo aa-Arrivod, brig wiuslow Locke
sailed barss Blanche Hove Hussey. Boston mot
Nsw York;; I'D, Z Wnslow; Morton do :. r.,..,.
Obj. Mcconnell. sheibourne.
DO Henderson, Gen%o%s .r Dawson and Edith war
Moes r U Do e ss
e.sc" do ysnhoe for London ao Goa
Atwood unc clarissa Carver Dow. from Liverpool,
CIasr1sGos. March al-Arrived. brig Marens, Handy.
Now York; April bark Cie.ilde. Miller Boston; brig
phSreot Port spain: Fred Jackson. Pettnri do Seth
sSs "a s' srs
a.ss ~ sg. srs s sss. Nj.
r Stewart, Mierr New York; Montrose tBr). flavin,
C.RDrsAs April sArrvsd, bark Inverary tBn. Walls,
Stevens. Rlsh = Thomas. Emma I Kali. Ferry, Bali.
o o ssa Ss
stewart, Mat.nn.s; Renshaw. sylvester. New York
Aads Rysr'ea Nsh9nsy 81 John via msvsns Pal
DsxynAni April Arrived previously schr Maggie Il
'I myas" as aH%rrsed .chr Jesse noyt Mcdonald
S. john Nm; ah. bark Martha Ticker, Tacker Phil.
e Rsna org Cation Rsssr os VI"
Arrived 10TH steamer City OF Vera Cruz Deaken. New
Sailed 3d. sarss Maipo p,. Font New orleans 9Th Ti.s
Harry virden, Collins Cabarien schr San Juan Noble do
Sss. ssl S @ New Tor Yps9
sars So svendsen for DO; Srgs charles Dennis. Dodge,
Of iis..er.. .sIr, Lucia Mufshison Jones, Tor do
Palmer. Dcnison. Tor do via Cardonas
HALIFAX, April 7-Arrivcd, schr Modena (Br). Mcbride,
LivxnrooL. April lsaled, ship Regina tBr). Mcficnry,
New York. idg: brig 1hos owen. Guptiil, disg
MEssisA. March "a In port. briggs Lewis Squires.
Baker Susan Bergen Tuthl. for United states.
Bartlett BARTLETT Tor Boston. 10 commerce ldg next
MossnL BAY. con, Feb 2s-In port, brig John Kendall
MAraSzAs April ARRIVED schrs Keystone Beatty Bal
timorc 3D. E,en Fisher. Reynolds do Bonny Doom Cole.
Clifford Bragdon, do; 9th, bark Leeburg dr.. Campbell
Liycrpoo schr Lizzie Young, Mason. Cardenas
Abb,c Adams. OF atteras 9TH brig Geo Giichrist, Or
| cut. do
Smith, Cepiuegos for Delaware Breakwater. leaky.
ST VINCENT. CvI. March 15-Arrived, bark Albert
Young tBrJ. Davies. Swansea.
SAGuA, April 3--AYrived brig Alice Putnam, Rogers,
st Thonas schr Northern Light. Wallace Boston; 9TH,
brig Minnie Butler br,. Campbell. Havana; schr IL
| Sailed 4th schrs Een Tobin, Burnett Hampton Roads
| IngrahaIn, Packard. Delaware Breakwater
| sr JoMs, NIB, April Arrived. schr Timothy Field
Londonderry Reform DO. Bcntscn. limerick: ypatia
tBr. Marshall Liverpool schr Ulsume TheaI. South Am
Arrived lih. barks Colorado tB Noses Liverpool via
| Lewes; Chebucto tBrl Lawrence New York ,,., -
psrsh ~, I'm Nars Iowerson s smith GALWAY
Sailed 18th. bark Buteshire (lr). Jones. Bris.ol
YARxourH Ms, April II In port steamer Dominion; Gle
mcnts. for Boston 20 sail at PM same day lwll leave
| Boston her return I'M OF the 18th.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL II, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wnirEsr0xE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer State Indiana (l3rI, Sxder, Glasgow March
80 Larne 3st, with ndse and passengerso Baldwin
steamer Olympia lBr,. Raft. Amsris reo 81 Me.seiles
Marsh an S,.l A sss
sa "s xoatssr Apr, M 70 2 sS a 90
Ing =; OH, at o55 lon IS 40, passed two Anchor line
G md" .ns
seass s.n j. - Jon IS z. sshr Harris from
osiu%IS. Rss sd. nsysna April with mdse
'ns osan:
with mdss and passengers TO Clark Seaman Hadheavy
s.ssasr Lone ssaI: FORBES, NY o.san. Gays. with
Steamer Regalato, I Dosns Wilmington. NC, days.
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond City Point and
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to tho Old Dominion
steamer Gibbs Lewes Del with to the.
steamer Ellie Knight McCreery. philadelphia with mdse
TO "ssf s,o M1f S Mnhe Antwerp SO DAYS. in bal
last 10 BocK%an, noe oerisn Co. fiad dns wsathsr
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer City Of Bedford. Fish, Now Bedford for
steamer rho.!.. Young. Providence Tor New yerx.
schr Emma tsr, Durham, St John. NIB. for New York
F I'll ss SH: +;
ss S so~ s K" York
Polk gast@sy e, for SsT York.
Schr Q w Locke, Buncc. Boston Tor New York.
Schr Julia Baker. Baker. Fall River for New York.
Schr Edwin Frances, all River for New FORK
Schr Rich Inv. Hawkins New Bedford tor New YORK.
Schr Jas Bsyles Arnold; Providence tor New York.
Schr Ixetta, Hicks Providence tor New York.
Schr Union Flag. Frisbe. Providence for New York.
Schr Henrietta. Matthew'S Providence Tor New York.
Schr Martha MAY, Koner Providence for New York.
Schr Belle II Hull. Brush. Providence for New York.
Scr Isle of Pines, Legg, Providence for Rondout.
schr Lawson, Fitzpatrick Providenee for Elizabeth
port .
Schr John Randolph. Swift, Newport for New York.
Scr Phil Sheridan. Lindsey, Brant0rd for New York.
Schr Ann Amelia. Tyler. Norwich tor New York.
Schr Julia W ard. Ward. New Haven for baltimore.
Schr Ida Palmer. Palmer. Stamford tor New York
Schr Sarah Babcock Babc0ck. Greenwich for New York
Schr Orlando Smth Ferris Portckes.er .Or New YORK.
Schr Challenge, Terry, Greenport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Title. Ewing. New York for New London and
Norwich.
Bark Norena. Nichols. Port Johnson for Portland.
Brig Alice Bra shaw dr. Sanford Now York Tor Bridge
water. Ms (mnd anchored In Hart Island Roads,.
Sclr West Dennis Crowell Port johnson for Portland
Schr Maria Fleming Williams Port johnson tor Norwich.
schr kate Mary, Cogswel, Port johnson tor Provi
dencc.
schr Corvo, Tyler Rondout for Boston.
Schr Mary Brewer, Leroy. Eddyville Tor Boston.
Schr 4 II Miller Miller. Philadephia for Boston
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"snss az, =. -" ~, r,..,.
-, ,,s.- ~ u .~. " - ---' 80
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n.su,rv ~, sa,,ad ~. r.--, u,,... HANDY
,,.. = 80 - :, $3.50 49,, -S'' 1890
49,. ga a c.,,.a 49,. p..,. 49,, 49,. ,-.,..s
Co.. o N'-'' $500
C.. 49, -,
III p....',.
r,o--. ALL, ., 81, p..
n'.., Tx, -. 49, 800 60 80 ~, 49,,
- ;,
n..s.,, An.uo ~. &C.,, r..,. N.w
VI ,~s'
c,oucv..v. .uo o,oa 49,. - r m, ~
nsns,s w,..-,,.s. 800. - >'."-' w.
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ST.. ,o.s .s., ~, , p,.,
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| p,n.s.,.h,. A 80. 'sAs-s 'S'' ~'s-'
H. r 49,, MT,
49,. 60 r = 80 -'''s~' ''s-o' - = '
I.sw,cu Am In~s.u.a h.r.. r,n,ana ,pr., peru.
man, United states Mimi lAus) Tominch. do.
LIVERPOOL April l-Arrved, ships Trrel (Br), Matger
New Orleans; Louis Walsh. White. do.
Also arrived in,n' snip Annaoens 'nr ANDREWS
~ T" :. asN'o" D,' @ , Wv -" o'o"As
,.c,,, u, ~. :, a' 80, ~
.,,,s 80. 49, ~, -, -
80 w, 800 - ..n. ~ M. ns GU,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12

stove ABS carried away. io deck load and was obliged 20
slip bosh anchors.
The missing crew. consisting Of the mate and zine
OF ship Fiorence Oulton tBr from aheilon de
Plea tor the Channel which oundered Feb a. lat y ~ ION
20 W. were picked mp aud landed At barbados
HALIFAX April 1.-THE following vessels with cargoes OF
seas. have arrived to date Neptune 4Oup; rant ner
20oop; Arctic, 1900; Greenland 2snon Bear. louo'
Leopard. 5000: Kite. $4,000; Nmrod. i5oop' frotsus.
1900; Aurora. $4,000.
LONG BRANCH April 1.-THE weather here is moderating
steamer Husband Is broken In tho after bnikheaa
No hold gone: cargo yet be saved ny divers VINO
work ON her.
PHILADELPHIA. April il-Morris Maui 10 have con
tracted to OF and deliver the ship lie Grand Gnstav'
and scr Canary both ashore the breakwater In Phn
dephA
Disasters IN FxnRuARy-The Direction Of the Bureau
yeritas has published the following statistics Of mari
time DISASTERS reported during tho month Of February
1877 concerning all hags Saing veseis6l English ~
French ~ American 10 Norwegian - Italians German,
Austrian, Danish Dutch, Greek. swedish, Span
sh Portuguese Russian ~ Of which the nationality IL
unknown total lO2 In this number included ~ yes
sells reported missing. Steaers-5 English. American.
German. Dutch, Swedish total H. In this number 10
included steamer reported missing.
Bailey arrived st John, NIB states that IN Ion
lat 40 Sc of Sable Island In Gulf Stream. he
passed large iron buoy painted black, upright in the
LAuScnxp-At starins yard, communpaw. yesterday.
sailing lighter OF about 100 intended for Starins
River aud Harbor transportation Line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
NJ Fee general news columns.

ny Fee general news columns.
The purscr the Rio Grande from Havana has
thanks for favors.
STEAMER ONTARIO 81 the Dominion line, at Halifax. in
going the commercial wharf 9th. eolid.d with the gov
topnast and dong other damage
SNIP Assscun.pnvs ser rscss from BamSrs IT. tor
total wreck she cargo 4J72 bulls OF refined pesro
leum.
anchor aud chain during tho gale.
BARK Nomrmwoop Adams, which cleared from Baltimore
Monday night Ia. a, the mouth q coan kiys, nna 1iGed
hrm in Baltimore.
BARK onrnKcs .Norl. from Baltimore Tor Hamburg, Is
She Is laden with 37oi bbIs Of refined petroleum.
BnIc ions G,nss Arnet from New Orleans March
Nss r. s and ws ,sn 'g
scaa nsomsF Nsyrsasn, Smith =. Newbaryport oh Oh.
from as bee" inward Of mSaG upon a sS
main gait breaking wheel and doing other damage occa-
SOM l. II HorxISs New York for James River. put
Norfolk th ms, IN distress having eoided win an
chains and had forcnast. bowsprs and bboom carried
Rocks night Of Aprio She was hauled OF pm 10th and
towe ed back to Providence.
scus Gas SHERIDAN. from Middlctown. CT. for Provi-
dsnee which put into Neg oaoa s n as s.
i.s prea m' Aa'' "'' '"'S'
souu ou,o.s eft Delaware Breakwaor pm April II for
Phil adelpha, in tow, having lost her rudder
scuW PxoxgSApKR tBr) % TONS bnt at Horton, Ms In
1910 has been sold parties In this city Tor Sfuoo
ScuK Asrgg iBr, Smith, from Cienfuegos March Z, with
nr tho Beakwater for orders put into
Nassau, NJ, prior - April s.. icaky.
scng LoRsro FISH from Sagua Tor Boston, at Vineyard
Haven reports lost foretoDmas ioresa and outer Jio and
split other sails.
scna JouS NcHnAir. Andrews. 81 and from ptiiade
,h. far Airx undra with coal. Point No Point
Chrsape AXE Bay. steward only saved.
scmR r. l.ovwLL ashore At Lewcs, Del. has changed
her ossion. and with favorable weather will soon be
hoated.
scur Lrzzix Franbes frcm philadelphia for Ipswich
,v coal which put Uack to Delaware City 10th Inst. re
,rls IN the 9TH. on Duck Creek. had buwarkf
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SAILED.

Steamers Russia (r) Liverpool; Humboldt (Br). do
August Andre tBeg, Antwerp Herman Livingston, sa
yann ai Geo Clyde Charleston; Berks, Philadc phs
Achilles do din of steamer Berk ships Jean lngslow
Bm tayia: Lord Canning tBr. Lvepool Naiad (Br) do
Atlas lNor Antwerp; barks Constnntc ta Queenstown
Falmouth ,ersas tNor,. uopenhngen: syren tNor,.
Hong Kong; Clara Mctvery. Bucksvilie, &c; briRs
Britannia. Barbados: Abby Watson. Bruns@ick. Ga.
sailed ship Tamcrinne er) Bremen schr John
Converse Pitre(and anchored Ia the lower bay
Also sailed, US Pow haian. Port Royal, So.
sailed from art Island Road AN 18th. bark atson.
f,vS vbuf
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANkINO April IT, ISIT.
Coffee quiet: prices mnintained' Bood hrsts o.ooo
$3.50 reis per 10 kilus
Exchange On London. 245S.
Freiyhts 5,s. per sail to the Channel.
Average daily of coffee during the past week
hays weeks the Channel aud North Or
Europe. 900. and 10 the United tntcs, 1000; week
Tor the Channel and North o Europe 37OO and Tor
the United states. BOD stock In port, 10000
SANTOS April 10, 1877.
Coffee auiet: prices maintained: superior santos
GOO a 500 rcis per ~ kos. -,
Average daily receipts during the past 400 bags
vceks shpmcus 500 all to Europe weeks sales 6OUU,
ali Tor Europe. stock hand 2s.uD.
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STILL" WATERS RUN DEEP.

Deputy United states Marshal Do Clue arrested
Thomas soencer yesterday on charge Of violating tho
Internal Revenue law by keeping an Illicit c.tilery al
No. 20 Raymond street, BROOKLYN rbr st,iI was
se'acu several weeks ago. but tbs officers unable
70 Hno .nc suspected owner United states Commits
noncn "slow admitted spencer bail III the sum Of
neat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12
STEPHEN A. ROBINSON.

stephen A. Robinson, formerly OF Newport X. l.,
died At his residence, IN Wakefield, r. L., on sunday,
agec about eighty years. Deceased was colonel OF tho
Newport Artillery IRON 1882 1887 he has been
Past Master OF -. Johns Lodge No l, +. and A. ~ !,
OF Newport and Past Master o the Grund Lodge VI the
State He Will be buried IN Washington to-day with
impressive Masonic honors by tho Grand Lodge, as
sisted by subordinate iodpea
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, April 9-Arrived. steamer knight.
New schrs Hattie Baker, Boston; Charles Dennis,
Providence; Carrie Holmes, - for Georgetown;
wperthwaite. aud Emma shaw - Tor Washington.
Cleared--scbr y Fort. New York.
BOSTON. April i0-Arryed, brig Mnrel tBr) Williams,
Philade.p ha Tor Nc John- Nh (pus In for hsrbor).
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PROFESSOR ADRIAN EnEI.r.

cable despatch from London announces The death
Of Professor Adrian EDeIt, Of New York. lie was on
board the Frsia Oh his way to Hamburg from this city
anu dics shortly before the arrival tho steamer IN
that
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CHARLES CARNAN.

Charles Carman, Poughkccpsie's oldest merchant,
died yesterday from paralysis. lie was eighty seven
years OF uae and died the house where hc born.
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lander JOSEPH ID. MARVIN,

despatch was received In Newport II. l., yesterday
announcing the death at Yokohama, Japan, Of Com
mandcr Joseph II. Marvin, United States Savy. Tho
deceased entered the navy from Ohio, where ho was
born, IN 1856 His family rssids IN Newport
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12

Al Booths Theatre, last evening. tho play was
.R,chard Ill, !" and tho attraction Mr. John hccuI-
orgb On the title roiej, whose assumption Of the part
" the OCCASION Tor ssshlny beyond brss mention A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12
sTxlSwAY HALL--oLE BULLS FAREWELL CON
CERT

numerous and fashionable audience assembled last
night IN this spacious hall to listen to OIo BULBS last
concert IN this city previous 10 his departure for
Europe. And, indeed, It IS probable that New York
has heard the great vionst Tor the last time, as he
will scarcely ever again tempt the stormy ocean or
wander from his northern home As was dlting the
occasion ole Bull occupied the 10 part
Of the programme, ana the audience had opportunity
Of admirng his wonderful skill and his absolute
mastery over his favorite instrument His playing OF
..Fantasie OF Variations de Bravuren arranged BY
himself a theme from Bellins ..Romeo ct Ciuetta
showed how precision and skill in execution could DO
united TO expression and sentiment Nothing could DO
more delightful than the varied and delicate shading
with which he rendered the touching theme
"Lamo, ah Famo. me pin cara The notes
Of the violin under his magic touch lowed
with he sweetness and simplicity Of murmurng
brook aud when The last SOFT SQUAD died the aten.
OF the audience there burst forth thunder
OF applause. With equal effect he played one OF
Aozarts adagios. aud Tor encore selection from ou
GiovapnL" During the performance the audience
several times treated TO Duct trio and quartet
played by Ole Bull sotus. thurs dc force which tho
great violpist performed with marvellous When
he had played encore TO Faganinis "Witches'
Dance his last piece on the programme,
he was called repeatedly before the audience and IN
sefdefcnce obliged 10 leave his violin beh nd when
he appeared 10 bow hts thanks Tor the warm rap
furious applause which rewarded bus playing. Mss
She was in excellent voice, and her rendering u Mo
sarts arta "son PareDiar, rom I'll Fiauto Nagico,"
vas remarkable 5or beauty abo Wocssioh W phras-
Ing III was however in Procbs syariaiionsn
that her admirable method was seen TO best
advantage, aud the nexIbility and hinWdty
81 told with the greatest eject she received
= perfect ovation and three times recalled,
homer she had well deserved Sgnor ragiispetra sang
one OF the rornapces from the opera OF "Don LAR
losn and Fsare,s ..Ramcauxn WITH dramatic iJrce
The quality OF this voice IL thrilling ana his
method admirable. .
strakoscn has reason 10 congratulate himself ON Inc
success which has attended the Ole Bull concerns
which were brought n close IN this city last nighI
Inpresar Will ina this success an encouragement
20 seek good artists Tor public tail 10 appfe-
cate tnem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12
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