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PORT OF NEw.YORK..........Oct27
str Bolivia Br Small, Glasgow oct II, and Neville 49, to
Str Ola Dominion, Walker, Richmond city Point and Nor
Ship Quebec Co windsor 81 Rood Liverpool sept o. via
Delaware Break in ballast 10 MASTER anchored In
ship Transit Bath Hagen Hayre Sept H. in ballast to
Ihos Dunams Nephew Chs anchored at sandy Hook Tor
Snip Alexander Marshall Gardner London Sept %. in bal
Bark MARITIME utaD. Gigandis, Amsterdam 40 days, in
Bark Eiagke CXOr. schmidt stetn G3 days, with mdse
to3laeTI V, s-ci to Funch id!t a 90, ,,o =, ,,
with empty barrels TO order; vessel to snow BnrgeSs .
Eark libertas AUST Nisn Hayre 90 days IN ballast to
Bark Germanic GER Culver Bremen 80 days with barrels
Ia K Atlanta Ger HugClman Hamburg g. days, with
empty barrels to order; vessel 10 fnnch. Edye Co.,
Bank Reno AUST stiparoyich, Gloucester 46 days
Bark Sieve bloom Hardness 80 days in ballast to
lillian strout Bordeaux days ballast to Erott Son
Delaware BfeaEnaer; IN ballast Sa' 10 Siocoyich Co.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouEEgSsIowS oct 27Arr airs Britannia from New'Yofk
HAmrRG, oct 27:-Arr str Frisia from New.YorF.
saI ed ST. Percre. for New-York .-,.,-, ,-.,,..,
LONOS oct .6-Saird 80 inst, Packard. from Ceph
samos Fan Nuoya Virginia sansceo Margaret Knight
Nordenskoid Capt Pcersen Thos L Kenny the attcr for
Baltimorc. Wm chapman. Tor Delaware Brcakwat.r.
EGE R R later ' at E a%Gs s Xii de Gaa
f h hd cr Ar rofe m s t Tr Imccaorc Faa
cesco Giuseppe karstens Lanyard, Washington Capt ca
tcrs WM'ssrr, Lista Canada, capt LOmmcrZ Fr!idig
CAPT Andersen; Maury, CAPT Chr5ansen su6n, Matthias
Goth iusf mdil. Capt Kldahl Pomona, kaaele IhguIc,
LuGsly FId IL jenkins tue latter has been ashore rita
hit me o. Don Iu-to lb0n Capt Neseu, Rbble the lat
Deal slcnct Queenstown 10th inst, OssOinae \,
Robertson, Jacob AaE
DISASTERS.
LONDON oct 2G-The German bark Graf Moltke. from
sern FOR NesYor1 abandoned on the 18Th Her crew
saved.
MONTREAL. 2G-The Spartan of the mail line. ran
aground Iaks YESTERDAY, andi not vet on
WASHINGTON. oct 2e-Dspatches received at tie Depart
OF acting American Consul az Port an-
Prince give accounts Of following disasters t. American
shipping 1t ayti during the september hurricanes whlch
tpt over that island: The Holmes Of Boston, with
ul cAg, Gryen upOI coral bank during the hurricane
the "a ultimO the Port OF Aagoant receiving
such Iuurics condemned and abandoned During the
night OF the 2Gth LIZZIE Titus Of GrcenpOrt, "
dragged her anchors stranded the beach az Jacme
Fortunately had discharged her valuable cargo few
the hurricane overlook her. Measures were
taken 90 float her again.
CFor other ship vc1os Ejqhh PdgAl
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.ad him in the use OF the orchestra as means OF
smotc expression ms well in that firm and compre
opsfe erasp OF the musical subject which Is essential
a. ,horonebly good construction fine example Of
pi.es s in construction is found in the quntette Of
che second scene the second act where the iDdVdu
stv OF the parts is beautifully preserved aud yet the
ensemble is close woveu smooth and delicate. Bright
ness and vivacity he shares with many French com
osers OF the second third rate posterity agrees
TO give him higher place, it will b. on account OF MS
rich and abundant concerted pieces ana the eoquence
strength grace and variety OF his orchestra II is ehey
IN management of the orchestra that he shows the
influence of Wagner.
We spoke the other day. OF the most conspicuous
merits Of the performance. but the late hour
at which the curtain Tell obliged us to be bref'
Miss Hanks Carmen is remarkable not only for the
freedom and lveliness with which che person
ates the reckless gypsy, but for a certain nice
restraint, whereby she prevents an essentially
bad character from becoming repuisve Carmen
utterly without feeling and therefore incapable of in
spring the least sympathy. touch Of vulgary
would have made her disgusting. But that touch MISS
Hauk has the art TO refrain from giving. She is ruie
heartless. sometimes devilish but she is not really
coarse she is often piquan and amusing We watch her
hearess eOquees and wild antics with interest as we
might study the manners OF some new variety OF woman
handsome and yiyacOus creature who had CHANGED 10
be born without soul Nor is It only as an actress 'at
our young cOunty has made brilliant success
IN this role Her singing Is excellent all through the
opera marked by the Same good taste and care
full art which distinguish her action Sig. Campaninls
passionate Don Jose is a good companion picture
for Miss Hanks Carmen. He makes fine impression
by his duet with 3chdela in the first act and his beau
tfu Flower Aria in the second but his best efforts are
reserved for the stormy uale OF the opera whore he
carries away the house with enthusiasm, and 1t is upon
the tenos triumph that the curtain falls at last sgnor
Del Puente is manly aud satisfactory Toread0r,
all Oh In
Is tempted 10 jerk out his phrases the popular young
baritone can hardly be said 10 be at his best Nine
sinicO. Nile RObiau, Nine. Lablache. and NM Thierry
and Grazzi all good III their respective parts the
brilliant mise seine is all that could be desired; and
the orchestra albeit small, plays admirably Never
thelcss sig. Ardiu needs to establish better under
standing with the singers and the band before the per
formances can be called quite satisfactory. There has
been representation Of yet this season. Wlt-
out some brief yet serious musical cOntrctcmps.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Blind Tom continues his curious perform
anees al Fifth Avenue Hall.
Lotta appeared at the Park Theatre on Sat
utday night ia " La Clgalc"
Modjeska Is playing "Frou-Frou" at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, supported by Mr. d. H. Hark'ns
as Dc Sdrf9yfS.
Miss Won Stamwitz made her appearance on
Monday last in the pleasing character of MsSaln0, at
the Broadway Theatre.
AT the Union Square Mother and Son :
holds the boards and its seems to be assured
that change this theatre need be expected for some
time.
At the Aquarium, in addition to the Ordi
aary attractions, may be gylnnastc performances
trained Kentucky horses, and young lady who is daily
shot cut of cannon for the edlfcaton OF the public
The San Francisco Minstrels continue to
smusc their audiences their Opera House with
and varied attractions MT Barnums Greatest Show >
il peassntly travesed and there is thrilling drama
Herald Personals besides songs and dances of various
sorts.
Mr. Barnum's "New and Greatest Show on
Earth is at present Gilnores Garden, giving
forDsnces afternoon and evening There are highly
trained horses excellent ding ana wonderful battoute
lesping.
Miss Genevieve Wards engagement at
Booths Theatre terminated Saturday night which
occasion she appeared in "Jane Shore" Tonight
new French Opera Boufe Company opens with Jeanne
Jeanette and JeannetoD,' new opera bouhe, winch
has had a success in Paris.
Herr Rudolf Waldman was not only COM
poser and lbretist Of three-act comic opera called
Sonora -IataFlOrica or, the Joyous Monks OF Saint
las pre- uced in Berlin the 2Gtl ult AT tho Volt
ersdOh nearc Dut he also enacted the principal part
NJ. jules Massenet, the composer of "Le
Roi de Lahore" opera going the rounds OF the
theatres in Italy, Of several orchestral works with
which Mr. Thomas has made familiar. has been ap-
pOnted by Minister OF Fire Arts Professor Of Com
position at Paris COBseryatOre the
NJ. Balm.
The novelties during the Italian opera sea-
son at Her Maesy's Theatre apear TO be confined to
three reyiyals. namely: R0ssins Serniramidc." NJ
GouDods Mlrellle." with Mile MirinOn, and SiguOr
Verdls revised Fora del DestlnO," with Mesdamcs
CrOsmODd and Trebeih
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WASHINGTON.
THE SUIT OF MRS. OLIVER.

THE CASE TO CONE OK FOR TRIAL VERY SOON.
GENERAL PREss DIsPATCuI
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The Fall term of the Cir
cult Court Of this district will be begun tomorrow.
Among the cases for trial is that of the widow Oil
yer against ex-senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania,
for breach of promise of marriage, and that of
Thomas higgins against General Grant Mrs Oliver
publishes card in one of the Sunday papers to-day
stating that she Is morally and relgiously Obliged
10 protert her name that SINCE she came to Wash
ipeton her abode has been IN families of the best
and most upright. and she publishes the names OF "A
number of NeW-OTleans people who testify TO her
Qood character
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SLDi0DSis for the DdSt u hours.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %, l n. m.-1hc high
est pressure central in Tennessee aud the ONO Valley
and the lowest barometer i'm Ncw-England. Rain or
snow has generally fallen except IN the south Atlantic
aud Fact Gulf States The temperature has rise IN the
South Atlantic States. New-England and the Lower
Missouri Valley, with sOuthcry winds, ana re-
manned nearly stationary in the upper lake region
elsewhere IL has fallen, with north To west winds
Indications.
For New England, partly clOudy, rainy weather,
warm scntherly yeering to much colder north west
winds, followed by rising barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States, colder. cloudy, rainy
weather, nOrihwestcrly winds, rising barometer.
Storm Signals
Cautionary off shore signals continue at Indianola.
Galveston and Port Eads. and ordered for Macon.
Cape Lookout Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk. Cape Henry.
Norfolk. Lewes, Cape May, Atlantic City. Barnegar,
Sandy Hook and NewYork CautiOnary signals are or
dered for Eric. Buffalo, Rochester OswcgO, and Sec
ton six, and continue at Ncw-Uavcu. Ncw-l0ndon,
Newport. Woods Hole, Boston, and Section Eight,
section seven and EastpOrt.
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WALLACK'S THEATRE.

The old comedy Of 1.-The Jealous Wife y
occupied Waacks stage last week, and takes its place
in the series oil legitimate pieces to which MI Wali2ck
is now asking the public attention This piece Is II
wears old based incidents in Ficldngs strong ana
coarse novel OF Tom Jones'" and IS characteristic
specimen OF the peculiar mind OF the elder Coman-a
mind remarkable for genality, for uroad ana healthy
views Of ifc AID Tor great skin in drawing aid contrast
ing character and in nveutng situations and dialogue
of equivoke The jealousy Of Mrs OdtfeB however mas
been oyerdOne by the author The character OF Lay
Feelorc has been made Odiousy Tepusiye and that OF
Captain OCtttter, seemingly, a libel rather
than either a type OF satire The jealous
Wifi" had a great success when first pro
duced Garrick Mrs. Pntchari KITTY Cive, and other
brilliant players in the and 1t is not 10 be
doubted that they added the strength and luStre OF the
niece II is not, to orr taste. good play as this
authors comedy of The Candestne Marriage nor are
any the Of the elder Coan equal in hunorand
sparkle TO those Of bis sOn-whose Heir-atlAw and
"Poor Gentleman" "John Bull and InIie and
Yarico must long survive admirable specimens OF
English comedy. Mr.. Wallack has set 1.-THE Jealous
wife upon his stage with that thoughtful attention to
correctness and beauty whchis equally his pride and his
credit The performance is intelligent, even and pleas
ing Miss Coghan tcmpeTs her jealous Mysteries with
deeacv ana aIr COgnlans bland manner and iudclous
destination have a ne humorous effect. The versatile
faculties Of Nj Gilbert displayed in capital denea
tion of mellow and rather trsgy old soldier This Is
A full cast II parts:
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A SURRENDER or REBELLI0US SATAGES

CAMP ROBINSON, Neb., Oct. 27.-After defy
ing the troops. cold and hunger tor nearly
fOrty-eight hours the famishedi sayages came
forth from under the bank Of ChadrOn Creek yes
terday Captain Carleton having informed them
few moments previously by that unless they
surrendered before he would blow them
away from the face OF the earth. After being dis
armed they were marched to this post, where they
arrived ut midnight. and were supplied with comfort
able quarters and supper
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HOME NEWS.
YESTERDAY AT HUDNurs NO.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Amnue Hofel-SenatOr Francis Herman, OF
Utica George NJ Robeson OF NewJersey; RearAdn MIRA
Roger Stembel T. .. ~. and exCOngressman d. j. MOT
Tc Of Clarendon Hotei-P kartchc6sLl
Russian General New-YOrk furk frenhs
hot-Judge Joseph Potter Of the NewYork Supreme Court
George A. 1hayer Of Boston. WINDSOR
HOtei-Paymaster a. j. PItichard L. r. NJ; Brspogrt
Bouse-FfanCis y. Hayes Of Boston Mar YORK ho,sL
Captain kennedy Of the steamship Germanic, and GENERA
j. B. MCIntOs, u. :. hotel LriHseetWa after ~
Wood OOsic Pals N Metropolitan iCtet-beneIa
Jndsnn kilnaiTiCk. OF New jersey
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11olitital NoIlres.

Hot sho. for Grcenba,sshisTT-t a. apa45.
READ TRtBb or tour copies Of each FOR 90 cents
rll'' '''' BY mail postpaid
Sec advertisement.
DISQUALIFICATION Nomination
FOR CITY JUDGE
In place of the Josiah Sutherland WHO r''is'OA
count oil age
GINNING S. BEDFORD,
,y Associate Attorney four years and after
ward city Judge four year,
Reguer Demec ntie Nominations.
STATE.
poD associate JUDGE OF THE COURT OF AP
PEALS.
GEORGE Is. BRADLEY.
CITY AND COUNTY.
FOR MAYOR
AUGUSTUS SCHELL.
FOR DIsTRTCTATToRNEY
FREDERICK SMYTH.
FOR CITY JUDGE,
CUNNING =. BEDFORD.
FOR CORONER
MICHAEL TUOMEN.
FOR ALDERMEN-ATLARGE,
WILLIAM II. ROBERTS,
PATRICK KEENAN,,
WILLIAM II. KIRK,
WILLIAM BENNETT.
Regular Republican Nomination
xITH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
FOR CONGRESS,
LEVI u. MORTON.
Regular Republican Nomination.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
FOR CONGRESS,
GENERAL ANSON q. McCOOK.
With District Republican Association.
Grand massmeetng Of the Republicans Of this district WI
be held az the the lincoln Club No 81 Cnoupac
this evening al O'Clock rafy tho nominations made by
the Conventions Distinguished speakers WIN Aaafss
the meeting .... 800 81, - ,c-rr ,...,a.,,
FREQ A, SmgLDs Secretary.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 81, 1873.
POsmssterGeDersl Key returned to tho city last even
ing from his trip 10 the Pacific coast.
The Presden will issue his proclamation fixing
Thursday, November IS, as day OF Thanksgiving.
The President has appointed Henry Radd. OF Little
Book Arkansss agent Tor the Indians Of the HOoDa Val
ley Agency IN California.
The House Committee On Appropriations win meet
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THE SOUTHERN SCOURGE.
THE FEVER RAPIDLY DYING OUT.
VERY FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM THE WORST

PLACES.
NEw-0RLEANs, Oct. 27.-The temperature
has fallen 100 since and the Thermometer now IN
dicatos ca. twenty-five deaths and seventy-iour
reported by the Board OF Health
for the twenty-four hours ended at noon to-day.
The work of supplying the needy with rations, medi-
cines. physicians, etc. brought to an end
yesterday. far the Peabody Howard and Ladies'
Physiological Societies and the steamboat are CON
cerned
MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct 27-It sbOwercd here last night
To-day has been clear and cold The prospects are very
good for frost tonight. only new eases were re-
ported two of them being in the suburbs.
NICSsBURG. o =. 1.-THE weather Is cloudy. light
rain prevailed here last night and continues to-day The
mercury registers So and ia falling with prospects Of
reaching The freezing point to night one death is re-
poried in the CITY and Two in the country.
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RMsTRONG-sANDERs-At the residence Of John Reid
esq 223 West lbth.st city, Friday evening OctO
Der %, 1878 by the Rev j. 7. Wilson. Mr.. Thomas Arm
strong the firm of StOYel Armstrong, city " Toronto
Ontario Cana1a Miss Elizabeth Sanders eldest daugh
OF Andrew Saniers merchant Of Langholm Scotland
NICOLI.-CORN WELIs-OctobeT a. 1873. at Elizabeth, n
j. by the Rev. stevens PARKER d. D. william o. NcOh Ol
Islp, l.. l.. 70 Kate ". COrnWel, Of Elizabeth
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MR. KELLY's CANDIDATE.

Last year Mr.. Kelly tried to make his candl-
date for Mayor state senator from the Win Dis
trict comprising the Eighteenth Twentieth and Twenty
Wards Tue friends OF John Morrssey objected 10
Mr. schel and the result OF their objection Was found
for MOTrissey. SIZE OF the rebuke, 1854 majority
against Tammany IN district that, only year before,
gave I1den 7,7lJ majority.
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TRYING TO BURN MS WIFE TO DEATH.

Mary McGoyern, living at No. 10 Null
bcrry-st ran into the street yesterday with
her clothes on fire. Before the flames could he ex-
tngmshcd she wa burned So badly that she
will probably die. She says her hu-Dahh atteI
sating her set the bedding c In order to take her
life. The husband denies this.
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TURKISH TROOPS MASSACRED.

LONDON, MOnuHyi UCI =, 1879
A Vienna dispatch to The Times reports that
four companies If Redi's which the only Turkish
forces in the district where the Bulgarian rising in
Macedonia began. totally destroyed by the IN
surgents, on the 18TH inst SIX battaliOns have been
sent TO reinforce the Garrison Of Seres.
lFor Other E0rsiqn Nelss Fnst PuQ.l
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MpDIcAL REMUSERATION.-DOctOr I'm
Most ipsoent " ffo his Wife, "IAsteu 10 this. Ca"
lReads letter aloud "sir-f inclose r. o. order for
thirteen shDgs and sIpence, hoping 1t VIII do you
hte good your two very small bottles Of ply se did
ne D-IPunch
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IN ACCIDENT TO ". II. II. MURRAY

NEw-HAvES, Conn, Oct. 27.-The Rev. W.
II. II. Murray was entertaining a party Of ladies ana
gentlemen from Boston Friday with dnekshooing near
his residence on Long Island Sound when his gun burst
badly shateng his right hand IL Is feared IL VIII nave
f.t tsaf.1
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npAru on GuJISGUAM PEII.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-J. Gillingham Fell,
prominent citizen largely engaged In the Legh coal
trade and an OK president OF the Union League ded yes
terday OF Paralysis lie had been III Tor Three years.
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DEGENERATE TIMEs.-First Dragon - Aw.
fully nnc girl that" Second Drag "iaas-OUt hasht
got herself Asked her " she WASH taN-
fly fond Of hunting Said she'd never been on horse IN
her life Now, whats Teller TO say after that Gan
make out what girls do talk about III these daSs -
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ioolitital Notirrs.

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MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1873.
p O S T S @ r Up r
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AFGHAN CONFLICT.
WAR LIKELY TO Re DECLARED SOON.

LONDON, Monday, Oct. %. 1873.
Aspecial dispatch to The Times, from Darjeeline
says 1t is expected that the proclamation of war
against the Ameer of Afghanistan will be gazeted
shortly specifying in full the which decided
the government TO declare war.
1t is stated that number of border tribes, whom
the Ameer summoned to Ali-Musjld, have again dis
persed, in consequence of the scarcity of supplies.
The Times Berlin dispatch says 1t is expected IN
Russia If the English occupy the South of Aghanis-
tan, that the Russians will occupy the North
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Prints strnI OH finest nmnaor in the world and
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Garnet Lining gives elasticity 10 the tread
only that manufactured OF cotton and America
Carpet Lining Company. NewYork and Boston For sale
all carpet-dealers.
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HAKRIED.

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tOn-ase the highest perfection OF bathing lhe'
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snrc i,nre fnr InnR Thrent and NInInrial Diseasel
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reliable aud experienced brokers' ana nave Deoh @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-28

Love rules the court, the camp, the grove
But this find where'er We rove,
That SOZODONT alone supplies
The dazzling teeth and rubY dyes
Thatleni maiden half the charms
That win her 10 her lovers arms.