The New York Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1875, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. \ | Groepp for Judges of the Marine Court, Henry F. Gil- | serious fanit from the beginning to the end, If this is Steamer, Sai's, Office, Hoboken ; Nellie POLITICAL. dersioeve for City, Judge, Stephen D. Van Selick for | 49 ye the manner in which German opera is to be pro- | or ananene ae ae Restos MARITIME MISCELLANY. Eiizabethport Joseph W oo Nathaniel ruspenny fos Aide cat Taree” Hinetosme | duced this season there is no doubt of its success, | Wieitnd.. [Hor . $ St Broadway 29-For fling in with of abandoned British sbin Empire | saxon. "show. Ph : AMMANY ORGANIZATION, | mittee declared sts mability to submit a name for the | Although this company is new to America, | City ot lisri 6 Ui bironaway State, &e, eee port arrivals. Zork ship Geid tuntes, Sap Francisco; bark Wakor \ THE ANTI-T ~ | Common Pleas Judgeship. and few of its members have probably sung | Billvite... ° sank aioe Barsamentn, (RO ehudos uo dace, vorepalr | yal gcura Northare Hise Wallace, Segue: Luss fexion & D, VAN SCHAICK ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION Judge Otterburg spoke at considerable length on the Enn.. Broadway Rept 26 for Baltimore, put into’ Barbados, no date, to repair | Philadelphia; A Tirrell, Fisher, Amboy; Jolin Price, Nickars | FOR SURROGATE AND WILLIAM VAN HOUSEN | nominations together, its organization is admirable, and the oe. ps aoe Green | boiler plates. No particulars. son, New York, nt ‘. i 5 ‘ “ TDG ett An address by Mr. Seward was made, urgii the | ensemble in the “Postilion’? might be - | Bean Sup Mayrtowmn, befor ted abandoned on the pas- JALTIMORE, Oct 20—Arrived, rs Martha Stevens, —\ THE CANDIDATURE POR JUDGE OF COMMON | | Oy niin io nominate J Srakcam, hare ant in tap . Saree reek | tabla, Ae saxe from Greenock for Boston, was falien in with Sept 29 | Chance, New York: Wim We eee athe \ be man, Loe most any theatre in the city, There was no hesitation or | Pommer ay by ‘: y B, fros Coming up—Bark Betay Gude (Nor), \ PLEAS—JOHN MORBISSEY TO OPPOSE JOHN | “roy, Oswald Ottendorfer followed ina lengthy address | Mans, 50) Browaway wy dark Fanny Sealfield (Nor), Mobr. at Chathars, NB. from | Com Lark Hetay Gude (oe), from Belfast, 1. \ 2 Hon. D. C, Colvin, and a few remarks ‘also made | ¢lay in the performance, and the opera sparkled | City ol 15 Bronaway. London, Capt M says that as lie neared her ahe was boarde joure: ore Sow Gull. ¢ arloston land, FOX FOR SENATOR. fon. D. C, , a few rei were ie | Baltic 19 Bronawav by & boat from a small cutter, apparently # governmet ves- | Bowen, New York: Ralel ver, Wey ba that passes brings the day of election | by Dr, Gertsen, Mr. Hermann Schroter spoke, very | and flowed in the true epirit of comedy, like cham- \E 169 Broaaw: fel. All her boats, with the ‘exception of one, were cou LG Bigelow, Ferris, Bet 1; Alpha, }» Munsen, Blico; Beery hor Bot pew 1 | strongly for Judge Freedman. \z Bowlin Green | TOali appearance there was nothing wrong with ber, and ali | Divico (Nor), Jorgensen, Newry; Brothers, Thurston, Hor: nearer, and as more fuel is added by the additional | 41, favor of the report. Dagne, when db 46. s0nen ol Rie Sie ate EEN Gere as 55 Nroxdw her ult rigeing, ee with sho exception uf the foresal, | degux: Adetaido, Bally. Ry Yanetros, belg. Valenciay Rich vominatione constantly being made, the political gal. | "The report was adopted and the nominations named | Vanish and the beaded bubbles are still winking at the | Neckar. 2 Bowling Green wesw and condition, ardvon, Port Royal 1 sah dab GM cay reall New York ‘rou 2 dolliag and bisting and steammg with great | therein were unanitnously indorsed, brim, py ei + dverpool.. Se aregeey deen parchared by ehlidel a eit Ne, None bes | ic Willey, Willey, Boston; Moses Wiullamion? “Weavers : 4 fury. The headquarters of the anti-Tammany organiza The character of the bold Postillion Wachtel hag | Suevin. | Hiamoure. aL erage Tun [n the oil trade from # is ¢ a a LG Bigelow, Bergliot, abd Alphas t/a ; tion, inthe office of Mr, Frank Bixby, No. 23 Park row, JUDICIARY CONVENTION. « | made his own, ‘There ig no other tenor who ean rival | Britanle.--...-...| Nov. 20.| Liverpoet. |i prouiwas to thei At Woon (lin, Witnat, from Sydney, CB. for Charles | BANGOR, Oct i9-Arrived, schr Beal J Church, Kelly, | wus visited yesterday by a eonstant streain of visitors, | JACKSON 0. DYKEMAN, OF WESTCHESTER, NOMI- | him in this bright and dashing porsonation, ‘The music. Hho. -<..-resvs.+.|ox. 38 Livernool.- [20 Broadway Gnd at 6 PM the same day took a pilos free; heer Hoo Abed? | BaRom.to igad for Mone. vine, Mitchell, Antigua; Bandy among whom were all the lights and leaders of the | NATED FOR THE SUPREME COURT BY THE RE- | indulges those faults of his style which the music of | “°™*™*- bi rn yt Ties Ponoka tee Rov samd shout BEM ron seround | Point Grant, Tatanala. | s isag ach oi | vaca copes Praga vorable durin Qc Abrah ant!-Tammany party, Judge Murray came in with his PUBLICANS IN THE SECOND DISTRICT. more serious operas rebukes, The vocal gymnastics, s@- NOTICE 70 CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING | the eh wis at, {neroasing ele ‘om ‘the aioe tee ee Oct arias iach, PO Hake 1 earnest face and business manner and went at once The Republican Convention toguominate acandidate | which are out of place in “The Hugnenots;” the falsetto | THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—Tho New Yoga | 9"), aoa. WhEN Sneteeent ah sis nen 1th his rod tons} ore yt for paws. Nathan Clifford; . ! * 5 ot ase Hyrxatp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for | struck the bottom with great violence, and at he Ki Hobok | into couticll with the belligerent ebiefs, Jimmy | for Supreme Court Justice in the Second district ag- | tones, which are false in the passionate breathings of | tho | Now York: 15th, Mary A Rice, Kent, Hoboken, , 4 . : é ‘on board the Henaup steam yacht, showing while burn. | waves broke over her, surging her with terrible force against 3 ith, Norfolk, : O'Bricn was everywhere and in every place, talking, | Sembled at noon yesterday in the Supreme Court room | Raoul, aro not Inconsistent with the comedy and super- na pe preted ae be pegoneg fromone to the other | #8 steal. nnd iv was at ye time shoagie that she mols he Galled lish, brig Manvon. Reatth, Nor ‘Mechel, astm | counselling and bidding every one to be of good cheer, | of the Kings county Court House. Senator E, M. Mad- | ficial sorrows of Chapelon, The robustness and energy : cake completely broken up. | This state of affuirs lasted until Sat- | Port Johnson for Gardiner; James Wall, Waits. Elizabet He believes that the anti-Tammany combination ticket | den, of Orange county, called the delegates to order. | of his nature harmonizes with the character of tho | 4:14 of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige as by pre- | WSS secured and the bark taken in tow 19th-—Sailod, schrs HA DeWitt, Manson, Richmond, Vas | | | ] | | im succession, and can be seen several miles distant. Cap- | urday morning, when the assistance of the aaiabg Heiset port for do. tu will be elected by 20,000 majority. Frank Bixby | After the presentation of credentials Mr. Waring, of | postillion transformed into an opera singer, In shert, | paring any marine news they may have for the Ship News | “ik rte Ses, in the eaten ane ieee erently.. | 2 8 Metelia yarn, New York. 1 wy Pion Tom made all the explanations to those who were | Kings, moved that the temporary officers be made | his faults are the least perceptible in this per- | Department of the Hxnaun, apoint near Fort Sumter the valuable aid of the. United | iin Rendout’ Pointer, Jackson, Providenes for New Yor anxious to know how things were going, and Judge | Permanent, The motion was amended by the apppint- | formance, even if his merits. donot. |__#a=Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arrty- | find by that offices mal er age theo Peart ahr Te i sige DOi TF Bixby silently consulted and gave brief advice in bis | Met ot one delegate from each county on permanent | have in it their fullest expression, Throughout | Inu at New York can do soby addressing to such vessels, enre | efforts of the Moceasin and the Relief the bark was brought Breer er oueAh Bihetige,. Georgetown, DO; et way. LB ; ; as Sh fon the opera h with : Out | of unary news yacht, pier No 1 East River, New York, | to. North Atlantic” wharle trenching the pier | OWARER' LANTHNG ier toe arrived, achr MV. Cook quiet way. J. Edward McGowan, clerk to Judge Bixby, | “Ty was resolved that the roll be called, The ballot | the opera he sang with untiring liveliness and power. ; About nine o'clock on Baturda; q Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly de- | e"" hone “atten Mot nee eaten ine her. hold, | Falkenburg. Philadelphia, CHAR livered. Duplicates are required. An LESTON, Oct 16—Arrived up, bark Gutenberg appeared in the height of fashon and spoke hopefully of | resulted as follows :— The well Kuown “Postilion of Lonjumean’? wus ren- fempt wits made to dock her, bat the hull | (Ger), Gerlach, Bremen. . was so much submerged that this was found to be impossible, Cloiired—Schrs Lona Breed, Stillwell. Philadelphia via 2d to the office of Civil Justice in the Sixth | Charles H. Winteld dered with inimitable spirit, and in the third act Mr. and the sinking vessel wus tied at the head of the pier wheré | Jacksonville; Mu ‘wards, Church, Jacksonville, being elec J. 0, Dykeman, istrict against the Tammany MeGowan, whom, it is | George WW. Parso Wachtel sang, in English, “Good Night, my Dearest | ay FANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. | the water is from 400 50 f i t deep. Her stem lay in shallow | ° ‘17th—-Salled, sehen W pavilies A eaid, will lose bis district by 1,200 majority, Frank | | A tormal ballot was Child,” very sweetly, and was rowarded by an enthusi- waver tn the dock, ut the’ stern was rapidly sinking and | F Mooper, Hooper, Brunswick, Ga; Mavoue Edwards, ‘Lene Ran: Patrick Moynahan, Feodore Mierson, | 1)WS:— astle encore, ie siaeuaaee nett ween almost entirely submerged. in deep water. Axsoon as the | Hrecd, ‘apiggienoh * | Charies H. Winfeld.... bark had Leen securely fastened to the whurt the sor- | — 2oth—Arrived, steamers Champion, Lockwood, New Yorks 618 | Gov. Island, The new member of the company, who was intro. | SUM Ties who wrote the famous letter which Sun sets ably answered by Recorder Hacket slit : 4 "| ‘The second ballot was as follows:— J. 0. Dykeman........ George W. Parsons vices of the tug Republic were obtained to pump her | Metropolis, Pet! A ict Campl x | out, ‘The powortal pumps of tie dredge Josephine were also | (ii tay Toe, Cork: peat te owe rast oaraies duecd last night, Mme. Wagner, is an accomplished vo- — Moon rises. called into reqaisition, and the, Alina steamer was also seat | Annie Proean Hareis, Baracoa’ Sullivan Sawin, Bich, >. Mitche er o i i for. With all these "powerful pumps at work at once, so | Boston: TT irk,’ © ; William P. Mitchell, Judge Ledwith, Thomas Costigan, | ( Dykeman... calist and actress, Her voice is sharp, but its tones are | rent was the leak that but tithe Readway. wangeined on Polladelpbte: Meglio y Larsrone emer dd Geo Clark, Amemblyman Healy, James Hayes. ands numberof | Charies H. Winfald. seneeay Rensaines) 1 His Snive ciata@un ty he chiral | PORT OF NEW YORK) OCT:,.20; 1875,.| 25 “eect ecae ates placid a veiveny | auc eiTinee: Contes Pou eae IeaeORIA other politicians, whd are determined in their opposi- | George W. Parsons. san aieiden Nine magectnsdts hy «act she displayed much versatility and sprightliness, | . ’ the, dusting yeni. On Malion’ “wie: forte | Ran tatenn ni dela is tion to John Kelly, went tn and out and discussed the | B mation of Senator MACIaR Whe UOOBMON OL SS || and we || ave’ ineliged to, Shik “she “will up the dock. The pum of ‘the Josephine and Republic 3, J ct ‘ford, Dykoman was made unanimous, A. cominittoe was ap. wae tina Spon pe work, SNOT Ge HER: GE tus ree: | Gee not Oe en senna meant BE situation with great animation and cheerfulness, and | 73 0¢Ci to apprise Mr, Dykeman of i ination and | become one of the most popular actresses CLEARED, emptied of a considerable quanti Yok . ' appris . ptie yy of water. The bark now FAST GREENWICH, Oct 38~Arrived, schr 8 A Hoff crowds of earnest-looxing and hardworking men came | Polnted to apprise Mr, Dykeman of his nomination an fied In nbout fifteen feot of water, and it 8 shonght that. by ran ( down town to tell them that some thousands of others | Ha .Convention adjourned. |= |) || of the company. The buifo part or Biju was capitally | steamer Ttaly (Br), Thomson, London—P WJ Taest, the nerumulation ofsediuent in the seom@ofthe vewsel th | EXE RIVicle Oct InArrived, schre NH Skinner, of the same class in life would rally to the support of | \)4orsed the nomination of Mr. Dykeman. ‘a Y | rendered by Mr. Franosch, and, if occasionally ‘‘over- i Br ial § sag of Georgia (Br), Cooper, Glasgow—Anstin | leak will be suilicieuty checked to enable the vessel to be re- | Thatcher, Georgetown, DO; Sarah L Simmons, Gandy, and the ticket. The chief and central figure of al! was Joho : done,” certainly did not come ‘too tardily of” His | PUN SO. 1 stnstrel (Br), Henderson, Gaiveston— | Ueved of water. Mary Price, Campbell, Philadelphia. 4. Morrissey, who has already aeclined to run fo ator ih Peeigiye 4 : " Banks Artantic, Capt Brown, and Navotkon, Capt Jer- | GALVESTON, Oct i9-—Arrived, steamer Clyde,ennedy, in the Fourth district tf opposition to Fox. Mr. Mor- POLITICAL NOTES. rendering of the burlesque air, “FGrwahr des chores | Func. Blyed Ut ston, Livingston, Charleston—Wm P | nesan, both of New Bedford, collided at sea in lat 4 40 8 Now York via Key Wott ane K Fissey sat most of the time in a small private room | pp. Yeaacl. Hayes, the celebrated Arctic explorer, ts | Scinste Blithe,” had a thoroughly humorous effect | ciydv & Co, : ‘ pont a Red gg non lg lian dala iti GLOCOBSTER, Oct 30—Arrived, brig Clarabelle, ‘Trac back of Frank Bixby’s office, and Gratz Nathan acted as | i Si ire ert von the audience. Altogether the performance of | Stenmer E C Biddle, Pierce, Philadelphin—Jas Hand, a6 Honoluln eps 21 Sr'repatre, Cadiz; Sarah Potter, Wall, do (the latter ordered to Boston)s the medium of communication with him when any-| ‘e republican and anti-Tammany candidate in the pe Pain oh Me eal pe tent ri 7 | abate Slavia (Aus), Tripeovich, Gloucester, E—Slocovieh bane Funy, Lond at Phi f tions Malas, sepayea MILLBRIDGE, Mo, Oct 16-—Arrived, achr Wigwam, Field, “ i its nose | Seve . i oi e “The Postilion” deserves decided commendation ani Co. yet La, in Lat jon 64, experienced a heavy weste ° d ie Rew Coca Paes Seg thy steees iO Bien [tothe varpees | po oy raat the lower house of ms te ils Goad or tke : | [Matic Amaranth (Nor), Gundersen, Falmouth, E—Panch, } Jost anil split sally and sprang forcmadt. The Fury bas made SAUHW ORLEANS, Oer 20—Arrived, ship Norris, Barstow, egislature, a Sev of " x edye & Cy e passage in lays, suid to be the shortest tim a ny M; Sy . if for Senator, The most stringent and earnest appeals pase alte sh ans jpacteal hatepcipageeny | oliark Angust Loeffler (Nor), Olsen, Bristol, E—Bockraann, | vossol on record from Mulaica to Philadelphia. Mee ees Fase ‘ok DAisived Mead Waied Beare were made to Mr. Morrissey, but to all these importu- ‘fi ’ os : ty ‘ 1 | Ocerline 30. Bure Sancet Weusn. of Philadelphia, has been aban- | dard (Br), Johnson, Liverpool; siip Arcturus, Costello, Hull nities ho stated that he woul not go into this election | cold geal and pickled walrus, will have an easy walk | OBATORIO AT STETNWAY HALL—“‘THE MESSIAH.” | pwnage, neve GN, Hastings, Nowostle, B—Boyd & | daned, ‘Soe port arrivals. ‘The 8 W. war built at Philadel: FS ien i es ee ; ei saosin hhad slokiess in his faraily, and hevdoc not feel like en- | J Edward McGowan, clerk to Judgo Bixby, is the | Hall last night by the Centennial Choral Union, aided | Bearer. at, creat) Gonsigitert, Cork or Falmouth for | Whale Buck light on Tuesday, 10th, was ton mito and mnk | New York, toload for Liverpool: Gia ae 0; tering into the turmoil and fatigue of such a stormy | anti-Tammany candidate for Assombly in the Fifteenth | bY distinguished | artists, chief among whom | orierx—siocovich & Co. zt by sebr Gon Howard, of, Gardiner. The Dashiaway was Be +L aa eco lk ati ee Ope campaign as this would prove in the Fourth I eehice kak fis thas bicigebed hy ibis vapeiieans: was Mile. Titiens.| This was the first of a sories | Park Massino d'Asegiio (tal), Dodero, Cork for orders— | spiny Lutenaeed 93 mde © Weal, or Newoastlo, from Wim We piesellea, steamer Straabure; vhre Hector, Trinitndg Serial’ itsivics posrallegsneterl precy eather Dennis Spellissey fs to receive the Independent Dem. | of oratorio performances which are to be | “Bark Kraljevico (Aus), Svorliage, Dublin—Slocovich & | Scug Any EB Vauenrixe, trom Savanila for Jacksonville, | dos ot | Ore? Bleak Lante Cobb, Cobb, Bar 08. | ocratic nomination by the Convention opposed to Jobn fi ‘ ©o, was i Caibarien Oct 6, in distress; of what nature not | N@W REDFORD, Oct 19—Arrived, schr D L 6 | Kelly's dictation in the Seventh Fata amen tet nls bil eg aie us iene Pi eae | Sbrig Candidesza Lauro (tal), Leuro, Leghoro—Jobn © | stated. * Milos Port Jonoaon, xi ae = wi By hams Spelliesey ¢ legal profess al e is auspicious of still | Seager. 3 ) 20th Arrived, schirs Belle, from ini Cranmer, naan eae dentate Esarontans for the | better results in the future. The chorus i? surprisingly | ,Dh@Walter Smith, Bigley, Buenos Ayres—Jobn Norton, | oon na dW Daisco, from, Hoboken for Lynn, Mavkneey | Lottie Beard, Yankeo Boy, and Joseph Hayy from Philadel? State of New York. Uptoa late hour last evening | cotcction of @ candidate for Civil Justice in the sixth ? : farprisingly | Jr. & Son, saoit at Tsinnd, and had starboard rail and plaakshear, iso Give | phia; ¥ W Spencer, Amos Bricgs, and Hy’ B Drew, from John Morrissey had steadily declined all overtures to | Snaicial district convenes to-day. The nominee will well trained, and nearly all the numbers allotted to it | | Brig Mary Knowlton, McKee, Port au Princo—R Murray, | gfanohlons broken, and vuth Jibs splits she arrived at New | New York: CL Vatdevoort, Hoboken. jo into a canvass for any office, and declared that he | Dronably be John E. McGowan, who, as Clerk of Judge | Were sung with force an dprecigion, At first the effective- | "Sobr Dolly Varden, Allen, Port an Platte and St Domingo | Haven this 20th PM leaking badly; will repair and proceed. friends say it would cosy bi at least $25,000, and this sum of money Mr. Morrissey’s friends believe is much too large to pay for the honor of being a Senator of ihe Lacoon, and Clioe already made his answer toan offer of a nomina- | p, Ce City—A Nones & Co. Scur Joan Suay, Tilton, from Philadelphia, at Charleston ‘Oct 18, PM—Arrived, schrs Potter & Hi tion over his signature in the press, But on the other | Pixby's Court, has become familiar with the duties of | noss of the society as a singing orgauization was not | Shy Tita OR sorson, St John, NB—A Richardson & | 17h, experienced a heavy gale from NE, during which lost | Rradbury, [ " Thomas Eilts, Kelley, Now York. Mand the anti-lammany leaders have made it known | 1 so apparent, and even the chorus ‘And He Shall | Co. mizzensail. mizzen gall and shifted cargo, Also, schrs Mary E Bayles, W: 'y, Somerset for New the Third Judicial district, embracing the Bighth, | °°. PP th and Fifteenth wards, the republicans have nomi’ | Purify” was feebly rendered; but excellence was at- pr Anna Leland, Horner, St Augustine, Fla—Warren | ‘The sails, rigging, boat, &e, of sehr R'E Pecker, wrecked | York: Frederic Fish. Davis, Georgetown. DC, for Warrea- ‘that shay will force Morrigsey ino a nomination © whother he likes it or not, and to show that they mean | pated for Civil Justice Geor F : % on Pumpkin Kock, were saved and taken to Boothbay. (and both sailed 19th). 4 Bot, and to she i I feorge W. Parker, a well known | tained with confidence, and the subsequent number | Schr White Wing, Phelan, Fernandida—Warren Ray. ; 19th—Suiled, schrs Alfred Chase, Robinson, Providence ‘Dusiness they havo already had election posters printed, | ember of the New York Bar, Mr. Parker 1s origin- “For Unto Us a Ch oid Born’? i ity a z | Schr Holen Mar, Ward, Norwich-Delancy & Waltors. Hantrax, Oct 20—Schr Comet is sunk in Isaac's Harbor, for New York; Julia Baker, Bakor, Bristol for do; Sallie W and it is deciared by his supporters that Mr. Morrissey | aiy from Chautauqua county, and has been practising ‘or Unto Us a Child is Born’? was splendidly done. | ir OC Acken, Toms,’ Stamford—Stamford Manufactar- Quenec, Oct 19—Burk Bessio Young Go. from Maryport | Ponder, Thrasher, Taunton for do; Splendid, Phinney, Co~ will find his name posted all over New York this morn- | St tho bar of the State for over thirty years. He was | Thi success apparently was necessary to give the | for Quebee, before reported ashore at Point’ St Laurent, jet- | hasset for do: Ocean Wave, Somers, Philadelphia; Geo- ing, The election bill was ready last night and reads Bor- wr Ida Palmer, Palmer, Stamford—Stamfora Manufac- | tisoned part of cargo and got off 19th, and was towed up to | Washington. Roff, Portland for Baracoa; LN Lovel ‘as follows :— tant Corporation Counsel under Mr. Ruggles. His | Union the requisite trust in themselves, | turing Co. dock for survey. nomination for a position for which he is so well quall- | ang, having once obtained it, they were : don. Fail River for Philadelphia, 2th—A telegram received from Perce says:—A large ship, | The outword bound vessely have all sailed except those fied will be indorsed by the anti-Tammany party, and a deeply laden, was making for Bay Chaleur under temporat discharging, and sche Watehfal. ; anc tenaacieicn | his election will help to raise the character of the Crvil | equal to every emergency. With the exception ARRIVALS, canvas, She appeared to have otily stumps of her masts aud Pa Arrived. schts Robin, Warren, Port Johnson for For Senator Fourth Senate District, } | Justices’ Courts of Mile, Titiens, and in a less degree Miss Anna Drasdil, | bowsprit left. Providence, John Brooks, Fox, Ellzabethpor for do; “¢ . re | REPORTED BY THE HERAYD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD San Francrsco, Oct 13—It is said that the ship Antelope NO! 1, Oct ived, schr Wm McCobb, comprising the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fitth, tho solo singers were in painful contrast with the TELE Port Johnson! BG. Semacih, Thivtcentt: aoa Pocrtennth ward: AMUSEMENTS | WHITESTONE GRAPH LINE. is more seriously damaged b her recent fire than was at NEW. LONDON, Oct 19—Arrived, schrs J. G_ Huntington, cro go MOREE . chorus, Mr. Alfred Wilkie, the tenor, was ex-| | Steamer The Queen, (Br), Brass, Liverpool Oot 6 and | frst supposed. Her keclsou ls badly burned and a number | joy Vor for Providence: Ghion, Hoboken for Norwieh Wr PBS aa te seh 2 A ceedingly feeble, and Mr. J. R. Thomas was ueonstown 7th, with mdse and 187 passengers to F W MeCobb, do for do; Bela Peck, Hoboken; Harry & Ned, Brewervees OO OLORIOORAPDOOMIOOPINON OND ; ? J is Hurst. E: need heavy westerly gales to the Banks; | | Yarwouri, NS, Oct 14—Schr Margaret Ann (Br), Mortin, | Haverstraw; Hamburg, Philadoiphia, Bi NAG MALE FOS SORROGALE, ‘YON BULOW’S SECOND CONCERT IN BOSTON. only te echo of himself, Some imperative | from thence moderate weather. from Boston for St Peters, putin here 11th inst with main: | Sailed—Schr CC Loane, for Baltimore. Owing to the great pressure brought to bear on Mr. Steamer F sia (Ger), Meyer, Hamburg Oct 6 and Havre | sail split in a gale; otherwise uninjured, Repaired and 20tb- rrived, schr Edwd E Rackett, Laprelle, Watkins & D. Van ick by his warm personal friends and Bostox, Oct. 20, 1875. necessity must have compelled the engagement of | gh With miso and babsongers to Kanhards & Ce, Mad proceeded 12th. Isiand via Newport. Schal P : $ és | : , “Comnfi | strong westerly gales with high Irregular seas to the Ban! Sos ee . N, : , Bradley, adherents, he has consented to withdraw his letter of | Hans Von Bilow appeared to-night for the second | therg artists. In his first recitative, “Comfort ye my Heelys iy quien it Dies Lsmelee sete ce Leer WHALEMEN, p&kW, HAVE) Oct 19—Arrived, schr Thomson, Bradley, declination which he addressed to the Committee of | 5 people,” Mr, sung out of tune, and even the | ve Donfordnoe ls anamar to the votifcasian they gave firm | ‘ne SY the ‘Music Hall, Boston, “Ho played three | Docvis Me WIKIS sung ou oe an ie ee ta ed A fehoat snd caused quit —Arrved, scr J W Prise, from Hoboken for Layam, of hig nomination. The following letters will show that | Works widely differing from each other, and well cal- | most unmusical ear coul letec: fe faults of | Steamer City ot Vera Cruz, Deaken, Havana Oct 16, |, Arrived at Now Bedford Oct 18, bark Ohio, Howland, At- | MEM TADET DHT. “Ger 2ue-Arrived, steamer Reading, he has reconsidered his refusal to run and \s now a | culated to give him an opportunity to display his | bis | singing. His best effort was, the | re- | with mdso and passengers to F “Aloxandro & Sons Cet, | ene Oe eee bbIsgp and GO Wo wh oll, itepare | Colburn, New York; "Ann Bltza, Richards, do.; bark Chamne andidate for the oifice far whieh he at rst refused to | versauitity of styles. The first was the concerto tor | citativa, “All, they, tat ete Bim | ugh | him | Zand Koy West 1othr with, merchandise and pascongers to | SDOKe,Aug’?, uo lat, fc, Darke John Carver, Dean, Ni, 70 | Ri" Gn), Allen, Greenock: schra Sedous, Rawloy, Windsor, ; ‘I : sal Morning Light, Bowen, Hentford, Seaman, ¥ ” ve I Mallory & Co. |, Sarah B Hate, Slocum, do, 60 do: Sept 4, Pacific, Sruruey D. Vax Senses, Esq. :— Piano and orchestra, in F minor, by Adolphe Henselt, | seo if there be any sorrow,” he fell below even the | Sie epee dbo whee ee, paar Wicdan 50 do its seasons Heath Pheks.. 60 do db; Hows bid cap eae nny BURG SSueoegary 2 Sue Dea Sin—The Jowt Committee of the Anti:Tam- | which became familiar to the American public through | mediocrity of his previous endeavors, Mr. Thoinas 18 | jyijy Sk from, Cupe Florida, boarded the ship Empire | seau, Aimy, 50 do; Gth, John P'West, ’ iso h Art pony 4] chester, do, 400 | yA Ri Inany and Republican Conventions have recerved with | Pattison and Gottschalk many years ago, but whioh | £9 Well Known as an oratorio singer that any criticisin | State. of London, timber “loaded, waterlogged and | go; Hen Fox, Hamblin, do 180 do: tchra, Avate, Atking, Hileh Weight Goaper, Yor River: 8. He Simple, LANE, dar & y sea smashed a lifeboat and caused considerable dam- Fegret your letters declining the nomination Tur the of lis singing is unnecessary; but his best days are | abandoned: | fore aud main gore | by the | board, | Provincetown, 115 do;'Wm A Grozter, Roberts, do, 400 bbIS | Pervade, Parks, Rappahannock mises, oftice of Surrogate, While appreciating the natural dis. | !8 too rarely heard =~ nowadays ‘The second | over, and it would be aswell that he should | tnisron standing. bulwarks gone, cabin ssove and full of tim, | OM sivod at Vineyard Haven Oct 19, schr Antarctic, Boll, | wlesred,, steamers Florida, Crotker, Providence; Arles, \ like of a gentleman of your professional habits and | was a Beethoven work, fifteen variations, on a theme | forego the oratorio stage. His voice jg not only | Oh st mites Miz of Hatteras, parsed a brig waterlogged | fom Hatteras Ground, of and for Proviucetown (oll ot ro: | Nambor’ osiin: Hort Ontario: Marthe N Tiall, Burgess, feel it a duty we owe to the apparently univereal de. | 0% the Herote symphony, with fugue and finale, Opus | fast night not tosing the entire ari, “But who shall | Snd,shandoned: masts standing. snils and running rising | Ported). Saree Tare Siiae eomcness WE Deuce Seal Mishary: “and of the legal profession, the press and the public | 35, 1 £ flat, and the third was the dashing Polonaise | abide the day of His coming!” But he still retains his | hut bourd her: could make out first part of her name to be SPOKEN. Scene Midi; Laren: Fame Ran Hie In rge t) urge you to recall your letters of declination. | in E, opus 73, by Weber, with Liszt's orchestral accom. | aft, notwithstanding his voice is gone, and though his muel, and heiied from Philadelphia (the Samuel Welsh, — Byistol; R Seaman, Seaman, Providences | notes were isolated from each other they | Turner, which left Savannah Oct 14, for Philadelphia) Brig Isabel, from Philadelphia for Salém, Oct 18, 25 miles atl. “industry and fidelity with which you bat T- C1 ‘The. he delicate Gauias of thie olen iso have Rica | Pantiment. The concerto isextremely dificult for the | Were still in perfect time—shadows in perfect pro- | Shoonér was near to her when Gret seen and had probably | ge OP acy Harbor. formed. , the high estimation m which it iscon- ; Punist, some of the passages demanding | portion to the object from which they were cust. | “Steamer Albemarle, Kelly, Lewes, Del, with mdse to the aed, steamer, Kenilworth (Rr), Prowse, Liverpool s Robinson, Portland; F A Heath, Jor six yem. “-uare held by tho Bar of the city, irre- | technical powers beyond the reach of the majority of | In most respects Mise Drasdil, the contralto, was ex- | Old Dominion Steamship Ce. wood, Stephens, Portsmouth, NIH: ¢ Seded that Jo. warrant os in saying thal you aro | wevja Powers beyond the reach of the majority of | realy acceptable, Her lower notes are not kovd, but | Bark Ruth (Non), Andere, Amstertam 97 daya n vations | NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS meri SA Pavone, Soong. ostons a tive of par, "ve place, | pr players. he two subjects which | in the middle register she ig charming. Her best effort to Funch, Edye & Co., is anchored in Gravesend Bay for iMabchiacisn: ipiotnig easels 088 Wiisiaintees wee. thivesses * Hickman; 8 B Wheoler, Godfroys | right man fort. ‘ir decided conviction that the | run through the first’ movement allegro patetico are | was, “He was despised and rejected.” What was orders. . Emily & Jennie, Howit ‘Assuring you of o. rs and the acceptance of Our | introdueed successively by the orchestea, beth being of | most, uoticeable In her sinziag. Inst nlebt. was tee eaeae: Constantin, Rotterdam 65 days, in bale | Bios to lee aoline! Oise aay Gee Barony, ad- pan. Higbee withdrawal of your lett. received by the public with é ita fervor, and tho recalls. ‘xhich were be- | “Brig Sarah ©. Kennedy, of New York, Peterson, Cadiz 65 |-dressine “Bennett, No 46 Ploct stroot, London,” or to the | Godfrey, for i ; John § Lee, Vangilder; § M Steel W Woodruff, Haskell, and & 'Vands Saraly Reed,’ Stephens, Hartford, Goo geint. nomiiation will be, 01 are, very truly, | ‘¢ march order, the first ina minor, the second fa a! fi. 4 upon her testified to the genera! eseellence | days, with salt to John Zittlosen, vessel to master, is bound | Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l'Ope Squires, Haley, for Mast Cambridge. ‘General approval and satistic. |” ory 'ul¥) | major key. For sixty bars the orchestra dwells on | bicirha te Mile. Titiens was, ag fant® say sb? to Gloucester, Mars, Left Cadis August 25; had ligt north id Capel ancien | ian Marea vi yours, these themes, developing them to an exte1 hnwae has bev.’ 2 oratorio, superb. She sapg with. , Sings god calm uneht Sept 20 and 31; when in lat 47 05, 100 | Eastern porteof American and all foreign vessels trading | (Port), Rantos, Antwer ig Grace Watson, Raynor, IRA SHAFER; — <tc Commitiee, , z aenene Chas ie | eet citoce on eabctems..” Mt trinunphed by exteerse sig. | “hy wise heard coceacest ceeit Och Te then Cad ae | with the United Shetn, 4 % | Petersburg: schra 8 L Burns, Crosby, St John, NB; Neue Chairman Demoa. ** Farelyfound in the concerto without the aid of the | Out cure OF adbctauuy - “Phere were shepherda } het¥-y%'Swy galer witch began at ENEund yoeredrewed'ty | Cethegg asec rarem the aame wilt bg cabled so his coun- | Crowell “Crowell, Hichmoud; ‘Nellie Carr, Sansil. all Piano, In this orchestral introduction the char- | Muidiny in We hott Yat ey SW. when it became. a | ‘y free of charge. Riv toa ek e + wondertul vocal | ° a ver. x 3 rw | abidit id,’ she showed tun. hove toon the starboard tack the chain | Captains arriving at andeailing from French and Medi. | pA¥WCASTER, Del, Oct 20, Noon—Schr J W Woodmif, for and | Strength and power, combined with pertes n Uts | hurrtoanc: whfle “ast backstay broke and several others | terranéan ports will find tho Paris office the more economical | EA Wantage eee rye renee, Murdock, for Warelinm 5 ‘emocratic | acter of the work is at once established, to interpret the fanciful thoughts | Which are the essen} in the } bolts of the forstapn.. ete Bee nee | it serves as ake S aationd WS bRIeaiES: sarod Woon bE ie H Squires, for Boste * Commie n the pine to produce, It is the overture—the | Subsequent ak, pgrehie bibs Aloleragay 4 Lp ee * arted also washed Am, i ihe’ Sistem shen | paatale and expeditious for telegraphing news. le peat wou for do, passed down since the morning ¢ * Pees ‘e and the stage, and represents the opera, | Of Zion,” “\.. 2 past ai { + Say aft and washed away. aintopmast stay: on 1 J + in vens " snes | -”’ ‘ner magnificent organ lent a grandeur to the | {onmast rigcing, backstay and 4 “=o bi, OUR CABLE SHIPP! PM—Passed up, an Italian bark, name unknown, and | piano, peu, a parlicaliry unsuited for this | ther, wich Deerearely best uated. ier weoatost ae ih ‘he wid beings NN and ove ae tet fe wales ING NEWS, sel Marssmot Cristi, assed dew, @aiuer Anees. JOHN f erpretaatoh, . "9 Tey 4 ae yas tobe expected, was inthe aria, “I | to carry sail, had to bear up for a wes, Del, Oct 20, A! ip Well ston (Br). tet fre lobg oP ch | bese of og og Bie ates sick | now thes me Wadgatat’ fiveth,” which begins | of all cecal aces ave Ak ‘enge 6 i mani ans 18—Sailed, ship Chas H Oulton (Br), ha iefleiphin this 0. U Ssteumer Alarm left at 8 AM tor 5 | to cliaie yaper the huyitiation Ot belbg associated with part third of Handel’s immortal work, | but | RY Bek & cy wal gents ene nie dWrettts heowcol Noto B: Fid—-tais Consesoca and trig Nallte attain reiadin. few r ener ingle the orchestra ihe | we do not think it was her greatest | “oth y tris cof Bembroke), Ma, 2%; Cavmicen ! ja th, ship Saliote (Br), Small Callao; bark Mallo- adelphia, Ships Olaf and Pauling David and berk Hers Vers . iH, WHITE, ce | Ma bond AE cicuing ones sete tooctor | ellort. ‘Throughout she held her powers ih such | gaye, with sugar to Mower Taylors vessel to . YONA Tee | ville, Thompson, Akyab, FXtinne uit wafting ordi smueaaue Ugg vessels ‘about: ’ RGE BLISS Vc = 1 opening chords—i0ly, wsretess Fates ofthe | complete reserve, and surprised only by the | ingill, Oct 13,in tho straits of Florida, had a “SV gule hing 18h, bark Emma (Br), © _, | elgused ous coped hotter a, lying: ce | the piano were heard following in gee ran eome or | perfection of her art and the divine simplicity n which lost galley and stove bulwarks, *70, | fattee eum ssw + gets, Now. See agy, “2 nrkentine pw anu e _ommittee. | orchestra. There was a hie ol = fing repel Of her singing, that these were the highest So.miles maa pf Heeetet, spoke schr Ada Doane, from Doboy ° York, aah r <o. “PORTLAND, Me, Oct 19—Cleared, schrs Alaska, New | oe ee Feria OF the comphenved accompaniment, | U Grrgrant sided Prete pred Karl rp eaierabaee| “Sehr John, Gubriel, Brunswick, Ga, 8 days, with raflrond | ALCANY» Oct {S—Arrived, briss Tere: faint mall, | Yorks Macy + Ward, Catnte te lood for she Sons Meer york elief.every not : sian ot er Buel ‘i nplete, and completest to those | 44 in : ra ° + " Arrived. si zl ae. b ; | Each there was embroidered with triplets, passages of | FIST Ricrnt ne eee neta it, because of the absence | “tok Sh owent a soet Ror New Yi xy M (Sp), Valers, New Orleans, schrs Lanta E Messer, Alexandria, T S McLellan, Bath for , | mbroidered syneopations’ in the bass, | who were able to appr i Sehr Zeta Psi, Jameson, Port Royal 11 days, with lumber |” gy, gehrs Lani re a® SCHAICK’S ANSWER. }fourths and sixt hs, strange og fier enurely | of everything which might be regarded as meretri- | to John Boynton's Sons; vessel to 5. C. Loud & Co. Ai, Oct 10—Arrived, bark Sondrenorge (Nor), Tarald- iow York. Bark Daring, Branscomb, Cardenas; schrs Cane To tik Jom~y Commitree oF THR ANTI-TAMMANY AND | and Socemonalty See hose es pe priate Here | clous. Asa whole, the performance was a very great Sehr Julia R Fe a Sauires, uprastown, £0. 2 1eth. bh * 4m, Philadelphia for Christiana. s ton. Money, Havana: Fawn, Philadelphia, bon tar amr eset rien | ee es mastery of toobpleal dificalties and per- | success, and tho future efforts of the Choral Union , gige) sores to Dollner Fotiar & 00: vetedito Great “Arrived in the Channel 19th, ship Ubland (Ger), Jansson, | | PORTSMOUTH, Oct 10—Arrived, sehr Paramount, Scott, Guxruswix—I have received you compliment- | Vou Balow's mastery 0 cafe ‘ or | will dewbtdess crown last night’s work as the ; 0 E metbinioee: : : ) * | PortJohnson. ary etior of tis date, desiring she to recall my deckna, | fect phrasing was shown in bright colors. The slightest | Wet vcinaing of a. very. importa Bee Dee raeee Petr matters for New Eten New Orleans for Havre. i FROVIDENCE, Oct, 19-Arrivad, sclire James Sattar tion of the nomination made by you for the office of | mistake on the pianist’s side me a o eae ould | taking We necd an oratorio society hioh\ ie preter egrets pomiaageetil y Denuix, Oct 19—Arrived, bark Egremont (Br), Keeney, fhwaite, Wolte, Goorgetown, D enenin. Obie, £09 J OF bag, agp | Pip Ep a ok ihe mabli | rival our fayorite old Philharmonic in musical excel. | Gravesend Bay. and the Maury (Nor), Joner «shored in | Chatham, NB. um, do for Pawtucket; Evelyn. Stephenson, South River, While my personal tastes would influence me still to | chary of attempting the ys Pa ¥3 Sat b tho | ence, and it is within the possibilities that this new | ehored at Sandy Hook 14th, both camo ip to ¢ Fe ane GnreExoox, Oct 20—Arrived, bark Stefanino (Ital), Gost: Nu: Eawin, Francis, Perth Amboy; Panthea, MeDaid, decline the hunor tendered me, or a nomination forany | A cheryig then Ww introduce PY coin | Ofgauization shall accomplish this itaportant result, terday. erie ee et Wew Wook vis Queenstown South Amboy; G W Rawley, Rawley, Port Johnson; Laura, fective ofice. 1 am so dceply sensitle of the numer- | mited strings, serving as a foil for the fortissimo 1 PASSED THROUGH BELT, g ew , Routh An oy i uk’s Point Youu Warren, MeGar, Wannatt et yes J acy way flattering, solicitations have had | pnssages for both hands on the piano, which followed, ‘ st a GATE GRaxton (Scottand), Oct 20~Arrived, brig Wanderer (Br), | Binckman, Arnold, and William, Partridge, Hoboken: Sa- im this instance, that I co verned by the | These passages are in asemi-arpeggto form, and the pooty’s TunaTRE. BOUND SOU" op, fissure onew Yack os tam Wee Sates Pan Buetticn Linsey, 3) for advice of those’ whom known to be my truest | modulations are so unexpected that they require the | 40 ..¢ nopniar opera of ‘Martha’? was produced | Steamer Franconia, Bran. ” scttand for Now York. Hamacna, Oct 19Sailed, bark Batavia Dan), Quedens, | Pawtucket, | 1 schooners, two of them 3-masted, ‘ariends Therefore, sn conformity with their earnest | utmost nicety Peart gay mga pT ee ire abe “heThe | last night at this theatre before a good house and met | Reurg 8 Terry, Heap ey Bor Now York. | San Francisco, and ong with Eastern Humber, aswdotphia; Sarah Prim gee ‘ar tones Uy sonept the oruiiasion with Lut the. ‘ehor : nd and distinct | with a warm welcome, It was the first time during the | For ome foe New Sore ci Hruvorr, Oct 19—Sailed, bark Nora (for), New York. witiled tbat he Sree me ace aecept the nomination with | of the chorale in the most mar! , Pawtucket for New York. Havas, Oct 19—Arrived, barks Nova Scotia (Br), Hat- | young; Mary Shields, Wait Blake u ; 7 ¥ 7 _ | Westerloo, Whitake: Chas have be Remaining yours, obe | manner; all of thia was done by Von Bulow. A| % scat lal t embraced Mine. | re, fake 3 ry Shi , i or id hae 8D VAN SCHAICE. "- | metronome could not be surer in ity movements. ‘The | Prevent season. The cast last night embraced, Ace | ani, Soran, Providence for New York. | gold, Padellon do Pica; Von Moltke (Be) MoCully, Now | Hench, Ranitett: Mayas, eos: Palladium, ityder, and OcrouER 20, 1875. | major subject now assumed fantastic shapes, arprggio | Jennie Van Zundt, as Lady Henrietta; Mrs, Zelda Se- | aici, Arce. Providence for New Yors, isco ay A Brown, Brawn, KO Yorke ioe Be Satterd, THe CANDIDATE YOR JUDGE OP COMMON PLEAS. | and double chorded passages seemed to dance around | guin, as Nan Mr. William Hamilton was the Plun- | ¥ déancis Hatch, Green. Rockland fur Norfolle, Arrived 18th, ship Ajax (Nor), Apenes, Philadelphia, Ketchum, Philadelphia; Sarah Clark, Griffin, do; Phil Sher- The Committes eof the anti-Tammany | t In the most graceful figures, and Elland | yo; Raward Seguin was the Tristam; Mr. Jamos | rdiger for New York Livenroon, Oct 19—Sailed, brig Beonomy (Br), Graham, | idan; Linsley, New Yorks ay port Johnson, organization hav: able trouble in their | el SNsk wiiiwams lot Gelieay ama Vk feel Peakes played Sheriff, and Mr, Joseph Maas '¥, King, Providence for New York, United States; oth, steamer City of Limerick (Br), Jamie- | Saiieg tsth sch Arlo Parice, Bishop. New York. an pensict that | Tiore charming. movement ean be found among the | third act, “Calm and Peaceful bo thy Nts ck, (auinians Millstone Point for New Yor, | ey oes go—Arrived, steamer France (Br), Altres, | Walker, New York; ; : Mr. Van : i os re than the second move- | bers’? was exquisitely rendered and the arttsts received | Sehr Castillian, Morgan, Fail River for New York. New York. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 12—Sailed, ships Osceola, Nicker to permit t a larghetto, rto. The reeds and | awarmencore. The drinking song of #unk-¢t, w |. Sehr Angler, Bosse, Wareham for New York, Cleared 19th, ship Magnolia (Br), Hilton, United States; | son, Guaymas; Condoren (Swo), Neiglick, Cork. superior in the Surr by breathe forth a sensuous melody which one | opens the fourth act, was another of the ¢uce | Schr Lucy Blossom, Shropshire, Boston for New York. scaring aeerid agi . . 1th—Arrived. ships Isloof Brite (Br), Carvill, Glasgow; but neither the anti-famiusn ys hoe public et down ag A native of sunny | the evening and Mr, Harrison's © . | Schr d Tinker, Boston for ipod York. eg bark Inga (Nor), Larsen, do. N Jeon (i), Ubrist ayoustle, FEY. Seed could be got to unite Bence Mra ddl roth her than the offspring of a hard | warded, Mr. Joseph Mans jo WIS repe lige Petabes eee eras eee Sailed from Gravesend 20th, ship John Milton (Br), Mur. |" Cleared—Ship Cairasmore (Lr), Kowley, Liverpoo). ee en et cauced ap ale xan of Leipsic, under whom so many | tho manner In which he gave tc music of I | Behe Cherub, Fietcher, Boston for New York. phy, Wilmington, NC. ST AUGUSTINE, Fla, Oct 18—Sniled, schr E 8 Gilder pe Moers pio S f Du oi . ¥ o abled. The undulating bass | ballad “She rook ow joth’d in Light’? w Sehr Agnes, Providence for how York. Lisnon, Oct 13—Arrived, bark Marianna ITT (Port), San- | sleeve, ny eae he id Xe Moai " a Sato ee 1 Hane “ adelssohnian in its graceful | much sweetness of expresston and tendern | Sehr C Heath, Boston for New York. 1 SAVANNAH, Oct 16-—Sailed, schr Eliza A Anderson, duced ty withdraw from the aud vac ota ot in eaeher in the theme for the right hand, | Van Zandt was most happy tn the manner in which she | Bebt AG L itzpatrick, Providence for Now York. | tos, Philadelphia. Clark, St Mutys, to lowl for West Ind mon Pleas by the efforts, it is suvi, jo of Mr, | movemen on the note, which, however, 1 | gave the ever welcome alr ‘Tis the Last Ruse of Sum» reeman, Portland, Ct, fe Narsis, Oct 1—Arrived, brig Atalaya, Allen, New York, Svc Acrived, sloamer Aghland, Crowell, New York: bari Hees Sa ale eae mearctty ic Jonn 1. | on the piano with exquisite expression. When the | | Neynaber, New York for Bremen (and proceeded). SALEM, Oct 1S—Arrived, scht’ Yaukeo" Blade, ‘Purkery h its effective tran Venice. Oct 1—Arrived, bark Ann Elizabeth, Dorp, Phila- | Elizabethport. delphia. VINEYARD HAV si) velt, from Georgeto a i Lrvenroor, Oct 20—Bark Helda (Nor), Ganderson, from | more for do; selin | | 1 on Bim with ap | Fecou est”... but that Mr, | Work of of paseages The pian. ' 2 to appear on | ist gave ote sag 1 Se we 2 bis aft | it was temp Tmuch faster than customary. The finale was | ®t Steinway Hall this afternoon, | dashed off with an electric eff made it one of the | The Boston papers all admire Von Bilow’s playing” | Schr Whis MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTE understood that a committee w Mme. Arabella Goddard gives her first piano recital | offer of the Common Pleas J 4 declined to perm the anti-Tammany ticket. £ understood that in default of Arrived brigs Mary C Rose- ir Boston; Abbey Kuen, Bulti- . Georvetown, DC, for Boston; ‘do; Marietta ‘Tilton, George: zs and Goorge H Bent, from Silver Spray, Baltir anton for Now York, New York for Dundalk, before incorrectly reported lost, ngor. HS Millet, r r { the entire evening, The prodigious ditfi- eninde ate aise hank brit P Ely, ¢ , New itaven for New York. id 1 hasbeen got off badly dam- Pondes id Winner, Port. ance the name of Mr. W ee ecntentae vaewhy ‘ageeies coal the Game | but thoir descriptions of his manner are wmueng. Thug | Schr Jos Match, Hinil: Taunton for New York, ent shore at Drogheda, and, has baon got of id Winner, Fork lawyer of good reputation, ti by the | * demand jt makes on mere wrist power cannotbe | the Traveller says, “His face is lit up by asinite of | BOUND EAST. Sant alas i v do; Tele ly Svening ho accepted the han adered Lim by the | O sesumated, It waa rendered by Von Bulow superbly, | marked beauty, a smile which speaks of happy currents | A Sires “ FOREIGN PORTS. \§ Constitution, Kaw ems: fir aot cominittee, ae ache pepsenes tain snbiowun teases 7d Steamer Acushnet, Reetor, New York for New Bedford. | for Beltagt; Amute, Tinos, Pilar —_—— | hngenecb eng PP of thought, An cager and devoted look is given to the | iner Amos C Barstow, Howard, New York for Provi- — Hea aa Georgie D. Loud, do for doy James 8. ANTI-TAMMAN® | » of the work. face tieo by Qe parting of the lips” This is Axor, Sept 18—In port, barks Micko CBr). Cope, for Now | Wowott da for Lancsvilio; Busha, Jutta & Marth, and -TAMMANY Beethoven work ie one of those neglected ones of | face also by parting be iis te partion iekergon (Br), Morris, New York for StJobna, | York, Wig: Benefactor, Novdorn,, from SHanghal, arrived | i jh chase, from iltzahethport for Stern | Cometis and . uoy ; on they are heard they take ble at dinner. The Transcript says, Atug 29, for do, dg; Avant (Br), Hill, cleareil) Luey Hatninion Port dobason for mC ‘The anti-Tammauy A . reat master, that wla ~ they - tard they a | larly noticeal inn ne Transcript » “the iates, Gates, New York for Santa Cros ands Conunna Sopt i0—Arrived, brig Mary B Rowland, Law. | for pang Pe ‘Now York, far 007. Al Jast night, with th aite— | every one by surprise. He has written so iany siml- | jeaping of his hands into theair after passages requiring ton, New York. Hoboken, ‘Weohavwk Dist, adr yili~ 0 aft Agee ragg wont Sint Ape pianist | heavy blows, the swaying of b he clatching Preston, New York for Providence, ‘ycrrra, Sept 7—Salled. ships Woodburn (fe). Hartnell, | fy er; Siow Birdy should neglect to make themselves aequainte Is, Hoboken for Providence. New York: 18th, Queen of the Bast (Br). . do. Bird, Pe , Es Plove Me Greeley, Boo” Harp gh rd ‘NZ | with compositions that show the cotaposor in his mont | of his chair weré unconscious maunerisms; a kind of | & Bin x, Port Johnson for Boston, mnctarenaos, Get 19—Arrived, brig Sarah M Loring, Lor- | ton for Philadelpbin; Ortole. Aad Konnerivs by tally og ‘ 2 ix Murphy. cher ane of mind in which he seldom ‘s Oinde’ y intense ‘ Schr Belle, Simpson, New York tor Bridgeport, ing, Baltimore. cS York; Exeter, Rockland for do; Martha Innis, Lyna, for & SB James A. Graves, 13—Michael her. | Age goes mt dey lng beeen he agi iy, | Safoty valve for his wonderfully intense nervous vital- | SonrJ 1, field, Faulkner, Hoboken for Providence, ‘Exinanten, Oct 6—Tn port, sehr Ann E Valentine, Potter, | Pirie’ 4—Adjourn Lt MeQuade. ; t unthanrdinery scenes, ae the | Sty.” ‘The Post actually saya that “so expressive are | Sehr D W Saunders, Moti, Port Johnson for Providence, | from Savanilla for Jacksonville, in distress. Sa re Soha Adiion; Flora -M Crowley; Orioles “ <0 i ito the most extraordinary a ot Port Johnson for Pawtucket Fatien Point, Oct 20—Arrived, steamer Ontario (Br), | ytartha Invi . ober B Page : Z | fons might be tormed, It isa musical | the movements of his Vody that it is no exaggeration to , "New York for Boston, Bonchatte, Liverpool for Momtaed avis “Pasted. by-Sches Maggie B Fisk, Meztathlin; Geo B “if pecnena if ith Puc the merry prince, whatever ex- ¢ meaning of Cho; 8 derived a ol. G, Sept 11—Saile Nor), Wilder, | youn or . ¢ Chet FThounas Je Gib 1 OM. Piuukete | Cane i ‘gt heed to. Vou Balow's venteriig ot | Oxy that o# tauch of the rm cri eedbelntdpe ta encctidiends Wyk COT Now York fer Portiend, Ane aed tor how Tore si Jennnigy Marea ere, Sieeeeeeere nee ere este bons. 18$—Adjourned, Heethoron on Monday evening, it must be said that in | through the sight as through the hearing in his per- | Schr Sparkle, Shropshire, Tronton for Pawtucket Havaxa, Oct 10—Arrived, sehr Robert Raft, Ricker, Gal |” WILMINGTON, NU, Oct 18—Cloared, achr Joo Carlton, ey diet pldapma da MM Mey rh this the ariations and fugue, he dispinyed artistic | formance,” One of theso movements was previously | ek Pia ted RST SB Frrton | Ah, esther City oF Hew Fees, Fearwermann, New | Thurssen, Wee Seem, «ie cas, Whine, i Vincoat 9—Adjonrned ned he " yo Relir } vid, Achorn, N al Providence. . eis ‘oth-= | ark. Pi , he ont. 10—Agjourued A n qualities of the highest order. | Every little pprimy | doseribed as “lunging his whole body at a bor hord | Kehr Hunter, Green. New York for Dighton, achtlted 10th, bigs Nettie, Hastad. Zewkentary. No ¥ | WHEMTNUVON en Oct TuSArdved, sehr J’! Uurvery . . z came out sharp and defined, and was colored and ” ‘ mews fats ‘asking, New York for Dighton, wh, Robert Me! ie d ‘re | pes Oh TAMMAN EMBLYME finished in bored like Metesonnier’s pee cae in the bass.” badasdetote nile away through a telescope | Lp gy et gl ro Ho: sire ad nee Oct 19—Arrived, brig Woodeock (Br), Hyers, Pry eee, Oct 18—Arrived, sehr Leonard Danicts, AMMA? ASSEMBLYMEN. bravura style of piano playing ff which | would be, according fo this eriticiom, quite as sauiste Schr © P Siultis, Young, New Vork for New London, it Island. | Buell, Now York, 7 t : shes ol | Schr Jd A Lord, Thom m 20th, steamer Nova Scotian (Br), hardson, rar * The following nownations were made by the Tam- | Weber's polonaise, with Lisxt's | orchestral | fet | vory and more economical thant} hear him in the con- | Kehr biance Warmer 1A Sal) PP i ng A = og artvon, | UW ARHER, Ook 19—arived, ebr Emily Bartle, Smit, many Assembly conventions last night:— | {ERM Sieightost Seeticti Ease eet anbtsed sntanaren ||, Ont FOOT. Sehr Kren Wind, Frichie, New York for Salem, Montneat, Oct 18--Cleared, steamor Peruvian cir), | PUWelDNe Vo, ptunkott, New York. i bist | or whise work, which has the ring of tho A Lilie Helle, Abbott, New York for Bulom, Oct 19—Arrived, brig Zanoni (Br), Dist. d--Nicholas Mul 2—Wiiliatn P. Kirk. aries L Lovering, Luther, Hoboken for Somerset. Selir Daniel Webstor, New York for New London. Norwalk, velle, Burrard fn! YACHTS, ET’(’S SPAR COMPOSITION.—THE TRADE 12—Joseph A, Newburger. | major polonaise of Chapin about it, rang EAMBOATS, &C. ‘Arrived, bark Gen Chansy (Br), Ro- i, nehr Adelo, Fox, Keeling. {ROCK G NEWS ned. | ont beneath his touch with all the, fro, with | * IPT} Sele IT Peowgott, M a 3~Adjourued. oley whieh they were endowed by the musical Prometheus | ve Gch? Connection’. ‘In port Sept 14, bark Willard Mudgete, Dickoy. une, ‘ed with the genaing only by SEELEY & Sil 4—Adjourned. ; | that trst called them into being, and ulthough z= times zi St ane ey or Beto, Posing Bs, Get WO Cheare ries Little Pury’ Be, | Vente Burling slip New Vork. Bend for elrealar, 6—James Cavanagh, oh it the plano of the bass did not respond ng! fT Sco RUNS Sear Win ‘Amboy for Augusta, matron, lanas; Nettie, New Yor! domes west a thew Patten. called. Gy ¢ was a marked difference be- TE } ‘Elizuhothport for Boston, St Jomn, NB, Get 10—Sailed, ship Revolving Light (Br, Soonont A. H. Bartlett. | eeee BRO Aan aad lower, notes, yet. tie planist’s OCEAN STEAMERS { 7 finn ke for Bogton. Coonan, Ltverpeel; bark Mary Hogarth, (Br) 'sifohds, dot chia beens Pt SS Scanour _ | P Rison were! aoy dbo caute ro lg Of Inter. | AEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NeW YORK YOR Tre MoNTHa “Snow. Now York for Fail itive wath Pisar iaites tor oe bl Oliver Sameson, tron By a ee ae spntnt teen everyiietee ‘jo L ° 202 Dratnt felt by the enti ence, | bia ae eormene ‘iittord, Ne . cook ha id tailed tor Richmond, Va.) ‘ ied ‘Adjourned. Joseph ?, Faiton, | = bebeyed tedip 1h tale wort andsaiied | _____OF_OUTOBAN AND NOYEMRER. ht Le eee Wee Lea ie Bewtels, rine petted Teh abe RC Thane her ettitnore ito publteity roquieed wo, cha agate ade Adjourned. to ictorprot even the subordinate. part allot tot at ‘Bleamer. Destination Office, | in Ney Vork fr Gloweoster, 8] Yanwourst, NS. Oct 8—Arrived, bark Wi Jo wi nce ey 9 MORAN ie © pity that such an artist shoald be obliged to pla memes | ow York for Salem, , 0 re Amante BhOUKLYN, “ GERMAN-AMERICAN INDEPENDENTS. | win incompetent musicians, Ho hopes that New Fork State of Grori! aszow... 72 Brondway 1 Hoboken for Providence.» AMERIC A ws Tar Vanda cpoace aad Bosram atous cing t ‘An wdjourned rooting of the German American ta. | Will do better, snd as the metropolis has the best na Hina Beaters ee nimavs, Pease, Hoboken for New CAN PORTS, ‘ oe 8 kM ene ade Germa chostral piayets in Amorica, there is every reason that | Tye" Liverpoot Hrondwag ito Aten, Mu din 14 last night at Beethoven | Hana Vor Be a 4 todd i ALEXANDRIA, Oct 19—Sailed, steamor Utility, Norwich; raceme ree ae a Aepondent Association was held Inet nigts y Hans Von Bulow will be gratified. Annet vines 17 owing Green SAILED, shes JB Vanduscn, Hontont Helle Malledayy Allo, Bolly 2 SOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIE ' Hail, Theodor Glanhensklee tn the chair. ad sacenecuren . Germanic. R Sti F Willey, and Aurora, (from Georgetown), Stonmors Bothnia (x), for Liverpool; State of Georgia riley, and At ) WH, 7; Mercedite, Charleston; barks Stavia (Aus), | yhOSmrn,, Mass, Oct. 20.— Arrive r; Vatkyrien (Nor), Cork; Camelia (Nor), do or | jynh, Liverpool Browawe Fremen,...{2 Bowling yeeen {|Liverpooi..|4 Bowling Green nt Statos for numerot vos without. publicity Panther, | everywhere; terms satisfactory, FREDERICK I. KiNG, Lawyer, Notary Public, Commissioner; No. 6 Kighth strooty IN THE POSTILIAON OF LONIUMEAU, it night the scene of steam e oe feren - WACT db Me Won't, {fom the Committee on Conferonce, re te WA teeny sagt at, Pecier, Ahab they had found it impossible to obtain as- | The Acatemy of Music was 4 ‘| Hegnourg: 101 Broadway 4 ut | Jamés Fe ; Georgetown, DC; Marv B Araadon, | neat Cooper Tivtiture, ia ported. , ” «alo Lirenaes tal «a CN woke, Hnltimore, Pocasmet, Knel 1 f a nen a from ‘0 other political organtzations opposed | excitement and delight, An audience which fled Ravre.-. (00 proctwey ux London; Ma , Te Bevuey, ‘Miltinne® Sach vk Hnahett, Whviaganphies MPORTANT, MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CASES A ‘a c seat aod was packed so tightly that there Liverpool. |19 Hiro netpi de Napoll (teal), }. My- | Hoboken; Marca A Davis, Fleming, do; Mabe) Thomas, apoelulty, ENRY A. DANTELS, M, D. ‘to’ orany Mail every a p geely th | rpook, |19 Broadway noperg (Nor), London avenn ow Yor ’ Pine NOKOy 0, newe Ts inth street. Ott recommended the following nomina | edness awe oe room in the house for even | Liverpool, [15 Bromiway alley Antien ovown, Dem; P ory Yorks 7 Wy eile oars ar eniye | “avenon Beey Srensy alae mresk SB The committe mm | )|Hromen....|4 Howling Green ’' ‘i Cain, Philadelphia: Taylor & ile, =m Hlackoit for Recorder, Ben): K. Phelps | one more, and yet continually did make ‘ }. |LAvarpoo! roulway Ce cee is incmely Core, BF | ch Win Tuck, Mayor, Weehawken; Hanna | VMIOMAS .R. AGNEW, THE GREAT NEW YOR : Hons:;—Jotin K. mous Rup Hecpetier, Es ce} Potetal 4 ually D Bpin {eavergents en da ail, Hvenos Ayres. Wiltuve, Crosby. omens” racer, Ten, Cotfes and. Plone Dealer. All New Yorker Gor Diserict Attorney, Chas. F. Ranford for Judge of | brore room for dosens (in | the lobby), sppreoinved } Tia © % 4, }Liverpoot Broaawny Win vt midnight re coAtg atte. stra Fema Dovglnae, Phitacoly i uw averviody ole vould call aud yee bargains, Jd Vouoy , J aunlavded @ perormeyge whieh Lardy pad a sineia| 6 'garia 3 [Liveryoos, JL Bowling droog ar GMNO FOr wb dunaeL 2406 larivea Allow, Brudh ud, Woodbridge, NJ; Waterline, Kelly, | st 5s Soma yeh Ho Bhagat and plagle! a ue . ‘