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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-07
COUNTY SEAT.

lola, the county seat of Allen county,
is pleasantly located near the confluence
of Elm Creek and the Neosho River,
and on the l.. l.. & G. railroad. The
Neosho at this point only needs to be
improved to furnish good water power
for mills and manufactures. Good pure
water can be obtained at depth of from
fifteen to twenty-five feet. It has three
churches, Baptist, Methodist and Pres
byterian, and an excellent school build
ing. The different branches of business
and the professions are well represented;
and property can now be purchased at q
reasonable price which must steadily
increase in value.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-07
WATER.

The county is watered by tie Neosho
river, which hows through it from n.
W. to 5. E., and by its tributaries in the
middle and western portion and by the
Marmaton and Usage in the east. Each
of these streams is skirted by q belt OF
excellent timber and flows through fine
ailuyial bottoms from half mile to q
mile in width. Water for domestic pur-
poses is found in springs and wells OF
moderate depth.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-07

The soil of the uplands is a black or
dark red eaicareous loan of great depth
and inexhaustable fertility, while that
of the bottoms is the black alluvial de-
posits usually found in such localities,
and varying from four to ten feet in
depth. No better soils for the successful
production OF all the grains, grasses,
fruits and vegetables of this latitude can
he found in the State.
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsBRlz. wcA. Dec 2-sailed schr Joseph Nickcrson,
BARCELONA, Feb 1o-Arrved. brig New Era Br xcPhce
New York. :. ,,
BunNos AYREs, Dec 2s-Arrived brig Jennie Phnney.
Brown, New York 18th, bark Archer, Hatch Rosario
BAHIA Dec 2YArrivcd bark Octavis Br), Jones. kich-
mond - -
Pernambuco. - ,,-.,.
CALcurrA an l3-In port ships Malta (Br Kavannagh
Penthesiiea tlr and Maabar Br Evans. for New ORR
idg; Prince Rudolph r shart, and City OF philadelphia
Call for Boston. do City of Boston, Grossly for Bombay;
Carrie Clark, stowel, Tor Madras bark xenia Reynolds
sailed from Sanger G. ships Royal Alfred tBr Fish
err New York 22d, Idomene (Br) Kelly do: 23d Russia
(Br), Jones. do. ,,, ~. ,,.,
shin Carisbrook Castle tBr), Freebody. New York; m
CApF CoAsr CAsrLE, WCA Dec 20 Sailed. bark wheat
CarninoS. Dec a2-saed bark Rainbow. Roweli, svd.
pey NSW 18th. ship ficetwing Guest, do ,,.,,
CiUDAp BOLIVAR, about Dec l4-Sailed, schr Matiida
cAraAaiHS Jan 2oArrved schrs Geo Thatcher, Bray,
Havana; Feb ]. Abbie Dow Young ph'iadclphia: "a,
David u roIck. Sawyer. Nuevitss 9th bark Georsies'
SmuII sagua. schr Nellie shaw. Gates. Batmore
sailed 9th brig Mary Pennell, Eston New York; schr
John Bird, Smith. do. ~, ~
CESrurcos. Feb l-Arrved, brig Sullivan, Perry New
York; schr Olivia d Mullen lBrl, lHudry Savanna-lh-
Mar ID brig q r Geery, Consn. New Io1k "a, .sk
crowley New York in bark Sam shepherd ,Br hvnns ,
Collins, savanna-a-Msr; 9th. sehr Norwsi. Lank'
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
CLEARED.

Steamer City of Chester tBr. Tibbtts. Liverpool via
Ouee ens nstown-Joln q Dale
Steamer Somerset (3r) Western, Bristol. E-W u Nor
gan. - -
Steamer lindoo (Br). Mills. Hull, ECharles wright
Co. -
Steamer Alsatia (Bp, Campbell. Glasgow-Hendcrson
steamer Cortes. Freeman, Halifax, Ns-Clark & Sea-
man.
Royul-C II Mallory Co.
steamer Neptune, Berry, Boston--H Dmock.
Ship Annie Bingay (Br), Bond, Bremcn-Boyd Hinck
Ship Marlborough (,r). Munro, Bremen-snow l. Bur-
CESS
Bark II Bills. PfaG, Bremen-Dill Radmann.
Bark Emma (Aus), Leir, Copenhagen --S,ocovch Co..
Bark Johanna Ger. koepke. Bordeaux-C Tobias &Co
Bark Emanuel tSwe). Anderson. Maiaga-Funch. Edye
Co.
Bark Kcstra tBr. Loekhart. williamstadt (Curacoa)
Joseph Foulke's Sons.
Brig + Merryman, Lecraw. st Jago (Cubs).
Schr Gertrude 4 Smith. Jameson. Laguayra and Porto
Cabelo-H Brown Ca.
schr Fannie Pike. Fitzpatrick Barbadost Trowbridges
Sons. .
Cinpp Go.
Schr WIN G Moseley urann. Ponce PR-Parsons & Loud.
Schr Kate Miller vansant, Mobile-E d Hurlbut 4 Co
Schr Salle Ludlam, Ludam, Fernandina-W arren
schr Taylor, Taylor, Cedar Keys and Key west-Ger-
hard 4 Brewer.
Petty. . . .
Schr Victoria, Ball, Orient Li-RacEett Bro.
The New York herald., 1877-02-17

STEAMER PC SnuLrz arrived at Providence 18th from
Oakland Beach In of steamer Reliance The SGultz was
recently sold parties Newburg N.Y. and after taking
In conl and water will sail for Newburg
SNIP RICHARD WRIGHT 35a tons of 81 John, NB), Capt
Cruikshank smiled Bwssen July Tor Queenstown
spoken Aug in lat - lon IL b. and has not since
been heard OF.
BARK kKyILwORTH (Br). Mckenzie from Pensacola for
Grcenock put Havana 14th inst In lcaky condition.
BANK JouS G. HALL (l,r), Amcro. from Brunswick Tor
Sapun took the ground to tie ecward OF River Saga about
Fob hut oatcd Ugh tide without damage after
discharging portion OF cargo
BRc VENTURA Sp) from st ago for Savannah put into
Havana Feb y, short of provisions aud water
BRIG ETHEL Boron, from st John, Is, for Cardenas
before reported halls from st stephen and iet
the 9th Of December with 7567 shocks The crew
mate. Thomas Bssst dorchester; bossswan, John Nc
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
EAGLE THEATRE.

This charming theatre crowded on Thursday night
with select and fashionable audience tho occasion
OF the production OF the new version OF OnenDach's
famous work, ''La Pericholc" Considerable change
has made In the piece with view OF increasing
It's dramatic effect. The first OF the old version re-
mains intact, aud some slight change only has been
made in the nde Of the second act The third act IN
the new version is divided into two tablcaux,
making practically four acts. The Viceroy's dinner
has been cut out completely, and IN ITS place
PRISON substituted Perichoe and Pquillo take
to flight. pursued aud arrested. In jail they make
the acquaintance OF an ancient prisoner who has cut
hole In the oor OF the CELL and aids IN Their subsc-
qucnt escape. which is cievery managed The new
scene, though amusing, is almost too dramatic Tor
opera bolfe, but Is made tho most oil by Aimee and
Rault who nearly all the time the stage In or
der 80 conclude the piece happily, the cuprts return,
ask the good natured Vcoroys pardon. are forgiven,
and restored to and happiness These changes in
the plot have necesstatcd corresponding changes IN the
score The additions have the merit OF bringing Aimee
moro frequently the There has been added,
also, o new song. which was received with marked
favor Aimee was in good voice and sang tho Letter
S0ng' with fair elect She was pquant and Interest,"
ing IN the role of tho wayward Perichole and was
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Feb l6-Arrved, barks Jas r Boyd (B). Ba-
ter, Philadelphia; Peru, Kenncy, do.
BREMEN Feb l6-Arrived bark Messina (Br). Stewart.
Galveston tsee below.
BARCELONA, Feb lO-Arrived brig Nueva Carlota (Sp)'
Fountan,lo. Charleston.
BILBoA Feb 1l-saed, brig Clsrabelie. Perkins, Pha-
delphia.
CORK Feb 14-sailed. bark Washington dtal), Caaero.
United States
CAplz, Feb 15-saied, bark Carrie Long, Park Port.
land. Nc.
GIBRALTAR Feb 14-Psssed. steamer Alexandria (Br),
Mackay, from Aimera, &c. via Messina for New York.
HULL Fob l6-Arived, ship Comet Bray. San Francisco
via Queenstown
Philadelphia; 10th. verein Ger, schspcke. New YORK
Sailed l6h brig Sophia Cook (Br), Covert, New York.
HAvRE Feb 16-Saed ships kentuckian, Moselev. South
west Pass; Martha Cobb, Greeubank. New York; barks
Luedna Durkce (r). Brown. United States: Cloves.
Dckenson st Thomas Souvenir (Br), Holiness New York
(was reported sailed Jan 24,.
LrvKRpooL Feb I5Arved. steamer Oberon (Br). Camp
bell New oreans ships wnona. Bray. Norfolk; Abeona
(Sr) Grossart New York Triumphant. Lbbey, San Fran
cisco; bark Molilamo (Br), Neil, Charleston.
Also arrived 10th, ship Mary Kitchen (Br) Kitchen,
Norfolk, Va
sailcd 18TH ships John Murphy Br). Murphy. United
states LYDIA tBr Goudey do Loretto Fish, Hodgman,
Caliao: bark Normandy tBr). Keatng. Demerara.
Also sailed 10TH ship Senator ken Ger. Lenz. Key
West; VIM Tapscott. wyman. New Orleans; bark vesta
(Nor), Thorsen, New York.
LONDON Feb 16 Sailed from Gravesend, bark Camilla
| (Nor, Christensen. Bull River. sc.
LONDONDERRY, Feb 14--sailed, bark Noel (Br, Knowl
ton. United States
QUEENSTOWN. Feb 16-Arrved, steamer IIeca (Br) Tai
bot Boston Liverpool Algeria Br), Watson New York
do (and both proceedcd) bark Chepca Br). Jones'
Wilmington, Cal.
ROTTERDAM Fob 16-Arrived schr Kate Hilton. Adams
Portland via Queenstown.
RIO JAxRIRo Feb 15-Arrived previously. bark Maggie
Hugg, stced. Baltimore
Sailed prior Feb IA. bark Amazon, Myrck, Baltimore
SMYRNA Feb l4-Arived previously bark Sadie. Grego
ry. Boston.
Arrived United Kingdom port Feb i3 brig Prioress
Br Richards, Bull River, SC 10th, bark Winona tBr)
Gordon, Pisaaua.
| Arrived at - Feb 16, bark Harry Buschman (Br)
| Card, New York via Queenstown,
Sailed from Fob H. verand for United States; leth
| bark Numa (Br), Douglass. do.
LONDON. Feb 16-Bark Messina Qr Stewart. arrived a
Bremen to-day from Galveston with loss Of main aud mz
| zen topmasts.
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
AMERICAN PORTS.

Feb ssssusr ss%n:ie Matthews
II. surin.% Mary Dysi. and PSsxsoaS. Purys.:
S..ss ssaaTP sss; Aae:
ME stevons stevens Frank Cotton, Birch and Orioe.
Ass %sds
Gaucas Bsarse Nsx York ships samur. Miller Bassvia
m6s ssesssE rsys s. y.ss brig
SSs.s ASfsss S!assisa ssa sspsls Ses%
Ann s.s' S"',sSS Sio%s :"S Sess'H % n.y. S'
WIN Hoxss
GsaS o o.sa
Sor Kierhausen. GioScester: brig Fdi cswsd wsssr.
%ms.. & % Sda%s foIsiana: Henry Dsysy Hns. New
wcoa%:
& sn1 kS
Maud Lbsys sSs; ~ Dudley Agnes
sailed Guif Stream. Croyoll New York Eqas.
Lucille Bennett. do; Herbert Hall tBr. Gsveston
es5sd Buckley, Young, sqslsvills Sc
Po;T GAMBLE, Feb s-Arnvod bark Camden. RObin-
chss.sn swans9n: San Francisco
SsSiIjs; sssss5Sgsss Fssis%:a Fierce So';ss
iSsss s%s s
New YORK; sonsh shore, whiiiemSTs, Boston: wu...
Ccared-SteRmers Centipede, Miller. bOston; Winame
port Wietts do Berks, Pendeton. Providence; brit
Elbe. Watkins, Halifax via Newcastle. Del; schrs \
Richardson. Mssburg Trinidad Holiday. Van ceaf
Sagua Jessie Elizabeth, Seavy, BOSTON
Saicd-steamers Csntipede. Willsmsport, and Bcrks
Wind w.
Ellis Dublin; Hemione (Br), Lavens Liverpool for New
York (and remained 18TH.
Ieth-Arrived steamer Albemarle Gibbs New York.
Saied-Schr VI Miller. New York
sss sE YSss s'fl ess' sas
Lbbey Hanson Seattle; Sycamore. Garter Port Gamble;
ssssse sssss s'Iss Basaa viss hsrdSs Port smSs
Cieared-Shp Benz sswali, Pennoii Calao
Saiiod-Brig Siberia (Rus), Winter yladivostock.
l5th-Arrved. ships Eliza Mcneil. Jordan, New York:
Conpta (Br). HAT, Calcutta.
SaiIed-Shp Berkshire Dr. Cunningham, Liverpool 1
bark Oneco Henry, Burrard Inlet and Psca. =
16th-Sailed, steamers Belgc (Br) Mocalf Yokohama
and Hong Kong City OF San Francisco Waddel Panama
The New York herald., 1877-02-17

% arrived :. z. a as, S'' No
MAptiRA. Jan 26-Arived, Henry Buschnann Bisnkier.
sailed 2ad, Hollywood, Balam. Bull River;
Madras Jan 7-Arrivsd. Norro castie Jewets- singa-
Sailed 1ith, Ethan Allen. Hardy. Bslassre.
a KSs Gsd ss%Ssy .nd sa
sailed Dec 20. New Republic Adams. cadis; 2ssh. Mig
c,sassss ss s ss.h gGs: rHlA'"
SEweSsrlE, Jan si-clsarsd. Piesro dtaT. Nsw York;
fxsAnTa ac.ns, Jan si-Srrivsd Ada Crosby Crosby.
PonrLAsp Jan sIPut into the Roads Investigator. But
PonrsSourn Feb Put in Mary Bird Packard from
London for Batavia
,9uKxSsTows, Feb 2--Arrved Danube, xllsn. ssJohn
RyDx Nv, Feb Put in Errsson, Weber, from London
RoirnnpAx. Jan ae-clsared, Samuel. Flages.sd. New
riIo weyers, Kriege wilmington: Nc.
snIxDps, Feb 2-;Saied. :; Sailed. Pon.. Ell. for New York
sAnSssc1 ss% Jan isAr1iysd Marin iis"or New York
ps Pee .S :
t'ss briaHs ySson lost n4s..d Webster Prince paxsl
s:: Sists1:1. si dissts
ssos Dec Lex Europa Hansen c.rdn
Jan ToeSao rr-sSy 3D. Columbus. 1ae
Emanuel Olsen wii%ins0n %sycr%se. Sc y.v York
TRIESTE. s7wsaed. Giro; Marti1oilch. New York.
's S pmsr R1 s snss ss
rAnls BAY Jan ARRIVED Johann svsrdrup. Petersen.
WArERYoRD Jan ao--Saed, BrookviiIe Barry, Tybse.
CARDIFF. Feb 2-rhe James Duncan bark. Of and from
the Serp.si Great Wssts;s so%eis;ss S a. AZ
put into and was saSssqasntiy toSsd here
DEAL, Jan sl-rhe sunlight bark sorensen from Ymai, n
ssho%. Of chain in leu Of others reported slipped from
yes.s~y r. pnassnsss during sns gale s,o,a q, ph.
dephia being supplied with an aSchor and 100 sth9ms
Prince ice Ea%d
for New York and on the 10th Of Decembs In terrific
rudders both Of which carried much
very esky and the that they had
below tie SSs ,%. M. S;s.
The captain % nns % ny a sp CnD
his thanks for his great kindness received while on
1nss.n ship T,snSvsSs s,ssns5Ais Ct
81. :Ss s
Now Ysk has here rom
haweppe and other damage. received during stress Of
Feb 2-The William Of Halifax. Ns from Antwerp for
Maanxas has arrived here haying been ashore the
main Kingstown
FALMOUTH Feb 2-The Monte Rosa. American ship. from
SsSo o her mas on 20
FEB Sa * ss:oa ss5: RId%s1 s
unknown and lost bboom and sustained damage to
LIMERICK (rarbert). Feb 1.-The Savannah, Knll. ar
rived Limerick from Doboy reports encountered
terrific hurricane which lasted two days. carrying
bulwarks water cask and boat and sweeping the
decks. the 23d in lat Al 33 lon 80 W. passed within
so yards wateogged bark with deck load Of deals
Hailed her ud @ & but but got no S
OF 400 register with broad white streak, and
looked like Sunderland built bark
RAMsGArE. Feb 1.-The Jane Ure bark Of Glasgow, from
Baltimore for Ipswich struck heavily the Brake. during
fog ut this morning. but got of ut H. making
TENrRIvrx Jan 1O-The DR. Barth Oanishl, Hansen.
from Bordeaux for Pensacola I'm baas put in here an
making 10 inches Of water hour three surveys have
1t s the opinion OF the that
she cannot bo repaired without docking.
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
SPOKEN.

Ship Viola Br). from Shields for Bombay Nov g. Lat N
lon 24W
Ship Alameda Otis from Philadelphia for San Francisco
Jan 4, lat y n, Ion % w.
ship Lady Dufern Br). De Silva from Liverpool for ry
Doe, Jan 27 lat Al SO. Ion 10 35
Bark Jupiter (Ger), Schiidt from Rotterdam for New
York, Jan "a, lat 10, Ion Z.
Bark Agate Brown from Now York for Shanghai Dec .,
lat IS \, lon 26 ".
farpeisn t. Doran. from Liverpool for Richmond.
Jan 81. lat 49, Ion T.
A German BARK showing "MDQQ," from Valparaiso for
New YORK. wus seen Dec 81 lat 80 S, Ion 81 w.
The New York herald., 1877-02-17

well supported by Mr. Rault as Piqulo He
sang mis- part with dash and spirit aud his
performance .eit nothing 10 be desired. The other
principal parts Allied with ability. The perform
ance remarkably good. and from the audience
constant aud warm applause LA Pcrichoe' will be
repeated this house every evening during the week,
and will no doubt draw full houses. do
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
DIR. HERMANN LINDE's READING.

DR. HERMANN LINDEs READING.
The lower room OF Steinway Hall was we'll filed
last night when Dr. Linds gave the first Of series OF
German readings short time ago this gentleman
read Shakespeare In English with considerable
cess but he IS moro Al home In his native tongue
HIS subject last evening was Julius Cesar." aud his
tine ana powerful delivery Of the great scenes was
thoroughly appreciated. His next reading will be
gwen the 23d OF February and will be followed by
others on the I'd and 9th OF March
The New York herald., 1877-02-17


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The New York herald., 1877-02-17
OBITUARY.
DR. MELcHIoR DoEscH.

DIR. MELcHIoR DoEscHx.
Dr. 'Mclchior Boeschc, well known sw"s 'e'e''n'
ary surgeon and a graduate OF tho mea.es' ~ u.pa'"
mept of the University at Munich, died a.
n. Y, last night, aged slxty.ssvsn'
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
AMUSEM ENTS.
sTEINwAy HALL-EssIPoFs CONCERT


Unsrateiul as she admission may be, We are com
PEELED say that the musical public OF the metropolis
s particularly conspicuous by It's absence at hrst class
musical entertainments Last night at stcinway Hail.
was pianist OF transcendent ability and yet
very small audience Opera oouGe and variety busi-
ness tail attract but the greatest pianist In
the world after Liszt left. comparatively speaking
alone In her glory. Yet she never played better
Bachs suite In minor. written originally io' the
old fashioned orchestra unaccountab!y brought
the level OF tho piano, but In such polypho
mic orm that Is tangled thread Tor even the most
dextcrous fingers TO unveave, was Nine. Essipon's
first essay She did play the entire SUITE Tor that
would be TOO much even for her ardent admirers
but she presented It's salient features The
indisposition that clouded her efforts on Tues
day last has ali disappeared. ana last evening tho
delicate white fingers dropped on the steinway
keys with degree OF finish, apparent careessness and
that suggested entire familiarity with the complex
woof and warp Of the Bacn loom The ncry RUSSIAN
nature poured forth as molten iuid from the
ivory keys IN tho Hungarian rhapsody the best o the
sixteen that Lszt has put IN piano orm some people
thought that after the orchestral rendering Of this
work by Theodore Thomas and his men, and the mill
tary band arrangement OF Mr. Rcnbart Schmel2,
piano Interpretation at an end. But those VINO
heard last night the wonderful playing OF Nine.
EsspoH confessed that never before were the colossal
proportions OF the shown IN better light In this
city The strength OF these white fingers Is marvel
lous The wrists steel like IN their power and eas
ticity Then came a song without words, by Mendels-
sohn and little schcrzo by the same composer
Henselt waltz and Ralf gavotte. Webers Perpetual
Movement ended tho concert II Is more OF trick
or sensational piece than test OF artistic aoity
NJ Givien, the violnst, played selections from the
works OF De Bcriot and lie Clair superbly with
Mr.. Ferdinand Quicken us an accomplished accom-
panisL Apologies we're made for Miss Palma, a con-
iralto, who has never been successful in these con-
certs The management should engage vocal talent
equal the merits oil the pianist and volinist Mr.
Wertheimer, who arranges tho programme Tor Nine.
EssipoKs concerts, makes one serious mistake There
is as general rule, nothing IN the programe 10 desig
nate the particular work 10 he played by Nine. Essi-
pof For instance, nocturnc, BY Chopin, IS
a very indefinite expression. Many musical
students 90 to Stcinway Hall with the music tucked
under the just they did during the Rubinstein
ana Won Bulow seasons and they hnd they havo
wrong polonaise. Nine. Esspon's programme should
be explicit and explanatory. Thetnature OF her con-
certs demands such qualities in the announcements Of
her programmes They should be less vague and more
satisfactory. Charles Halle does business IN very
different manner in England.
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
FEBRUARY l6, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. l6, 1877
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
MnlTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wnITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer John Best tBelg, vsnderheyden, Antwerp 81
days with mdse Tunch Edge Co. Had heavy westerly
u So the H q" " o ss s
days during lei ut Of it shipped which flooded
ns and SPeaIns the os
North % ON. Of lin m snd sf
RIBS landed him at Dover for medical assistance.
ana sfIr fiavre 4th with nso
Co. assvy tss R % ans lon & se 'arsas s
line stsamcr Bound ii 18TH shinnecock Gel
Steamer spartan tsr: Coaoer Pa.ras Jan H. Msssina
d 9th and Gibraltar Feb with ruit to Phelps
Benefac.or Jones, Wilmington. NO. days. with
Allentown rutsle Philadelphia with mdso to the
Steamer Agnes Burack Philadelphia. with mdso to Bo
steamer fanita, Howe Philadelphia with mdso to James
mnss to II MS1sha Co. Had very heavy westerly gales
during December aud frs. p" Of January la. 40 t. AZ
had strong NY and NE gales sna sams;
Batimoro sH a 81 for '0G isn Henry Edwards sew
man fell from the mxzentopsaiiys'd and was instantly
visss ot s. sJsa shn pnS
st 1snH a. S Ksr ns Is"sss %% II.
gHs Crossed Jan n. Ion lon 50 q q o nad % s4
sl Dark p a',s lac for
Vii &c s Con- to %
the Equator an s. in lon a5; lad light winds and calms
rfs'
ss'sF1; ssna %,s1 Webster % of Gales
winchester X Co. Had strong and NE winds.
ssy"p
sa Il NV ssS
winds. 49,
schr Martha ]. Granger, Nelson. Virginia.
Schr John Brill, Rogers, Virginia.
Schr Bartie Pierce. Howes Virginia tor Boston.
Schr Lottie Byrnes, Byrnes, Boston Tor Virginia put In
for harb0r. 49,
Schr Thomas. Thondike, woodshole for Norfolk. put
In for a harbor
Arrived l5,h-steamer Seth Low, Boodgoed, Pbladcl
pha. Brought to this port se"mtug \ summer, with
machinery disabled before incorrectly reported
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Thetis, Young. Providence tor New York
Schr Enos u Philips Phillips Boston tor New York.
S.hr Jefferson. t;ibbs Fall river hr New YORK.
Schr Katie Mitchell Eastman fall River for New York.
schr George Churchinan Chuchnan, Providence for New
Schr Bertha Conover. Providence for New York
scir ID q Floyd. Clifford, Newport for New York.
Schr has Lowell Hamilton, New London for Now York.
Schr Franklin Pierce New London for New York.
Schr VIM Riley, Riley New London for New York.
Schr Mary Ready New London for New York.
Schr White Cloud, harris New London for New York.
Schr Reindeer. Howard, Cold spring for Now York
sehr George Tauiamc, Taulane, New Haven for Balu-
moie.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Cortes Freeman New York for Halifax.
Seneca (Metropotan Police boat New York for
Schr Harvest Corwin New York tor Providence.
Schr NJ l. Varney. Hoboken for Boston.
Schr j Is Allen, Randall Hoboken Tor Providence.
Schr Anna Tibbctts Young Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr L Hailock HaIlock, Amboy for Providence.
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

large fashionable and attentive audience was as
semblcd last evening in the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music 10 witness performance OF "Faus" by tho ke
lore English Opera Troupe. Scarcely remained
unoccup,ed when the curtain rose, and the artists
were all received with warmth and fervor Tho
cast the with which GounOc's opera has been
given often in this city by this talented and popular
company. AS Marguerite Miss Kellogg was In excel
lent voice. despite her recent nd,sposition and she
sung tho music of her score with the same vigor
and precision that have always marked her Efforts
Mrs Zelda Seguin Sibcl renewed her old
tr,umphs this avorite part, and was honored with
an encore in the garden scene. Mr. Mas sung the
part OF Faust swcety, though an excuse had been
made for him before the performance commenced
Mr.. Pcakes as Mephst0 revelled in tho robust
music allotted 10 HIM encored IN the serenadc
scene. Mr.. Carleton as Valentine was the same
careful artist ne always s Seldom has an English
opera gone OF so smoothly as last night and the
audience was we'll rewarded for going
To-day Miss Kellogg appears at the New York
Academy OF Music in s.The Star OF the North" a
matinee performances
CHARITY CONCERT AT CHICKERING HALL LAST
Miss Arabclla Root assisted by artists OF notablty,
gave concert last evening in behalf OF public charity
The programme was successfully carried out ana O
creditabic sum realized for the benefit proposed