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Their wa: not vsry large censrsgs.ion present Rsv
Dutch Reformed Church.


precchsd eloquent the re-openng Of mis-
church, yesterday, to a large congregation.


Theat,i icaIs


BowEaY THEArRE.-To-night Mr.. Hamblin ma kes his
first appearance as Hamlet" The house WILL doubt
less be crowded to witness his performance Of s char
acter it is time since he has appeare.l before
New York audience The drama Of "Wallac ~ follows
with Mr.. J. r. Scott in the principal characte':.


CAsrLE GARpEs.-By one of those errors which will
creep into the best regulated families our notice of
this place of amusement, yesterdays Aper made us
say that the sacred concert would take .lace this even.
ing, instead Of last night We hasten TO correct this
statement and inform readers that this evening the
performances will be Of great variety end interest CON-
prising thoy will, the services Of the Esler bro.
theirs, Mr. Parsoe, Miss Cohen and Herr Cline besides
variety Of music but another claim still is set forth in
the object of the evenings entertani nents which, we
every heart will respond to, viz for the benefit
of the orphans in the Prince street Asylum We trust
the ulness Of the house will shew shat the sacred cause
of the poor orphan is call that the citizens of New York
will literally support


NIBLo's GARDEN Tonight the French company re-
peat the opera Of the Queen of Cyprus" with all the
strength of the corps The splendor of this opera has
been equalled in New York and is well worth
seeing.


ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs.-Ths unrivaled band com.
their delightful entertainments this evening"
During the summer they have been making most sue.
cessfu tour OF the different watering places and have
just concluded an engagement in Philadelphia, which
was as triumphant as their engagements always re
they made large additions to their stock Of songs
glees chorusses &C. ans will present some that have
been yet heard in New York out Of the original
We hav d0trh fnofu fiYlI hang
them this, their opening night.


CIRcUs.-The Bowery troupe commence their season
tonight with fine display Of Acrobatc Equestrian and
Gymnastc performances. Sheltons famous brass band
OF thirteen Instruments belong to this troupe and will
play their celebrated quick steps and OF the Bohe
miar music, this evening. MIR. James Nixon the most
accomplished riding master in the country, is connected
with this troupe. Mr.. D. Gardner is the clown.


Mr.. Mayweod will appear tonight at the Albany Mu.
scum


The Olympic theatre at Montreal is doing good bu
sness in vaudeviles Pco has left there in huff and
De Begins was suffering under cold at the last
counts.


street theatre on Saturday night last Lucy Ashton


Mr. and Mrs Kean open tonight at the Chestnut street
theatre in the Gamester.


The Miss Nlacombers are concertisng at Louisville


SHIP On SHoRE.-A large ship, with painted
ports, and about 700 tons burthen, was seen on
shore yesterday morning, ten miles to the northeast
of Banegat 1t was reported through the city that
it was the packet ship Montezuma, from Liverpool
This pleased to state Is not the case as the
description given, does not that of the Mon
tezuma. For further particulars, see the maritime
column


LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM ST. DoMINao-We
are informed by Capt. Dunham, of the Claud, which
arrived last evening from Port au Platt, that the
Dominicans were making great exer,ons to estab-
lish government independent of the Haytiens.


The authorities had ordered every person capable
of bearing arms to be immediately equipped, and
ready to repel any attack from their opponents,


Capt d. further states that the pilot boat Virginia.
formerly of this port and still sailing under the
American flag. was boarded in the harbor of Port
au Plat, by the Dominicans, who had taken pos
session of her by force, and the American flag was
hauled down. and the Dominican hoisted in its
stead. She was armed and manned by the natives
and had sailed for port unknown.


Tobacco was scarce and high in consequence of
the disturbances. Two Bremen and two Hamburger
vessels We're there, which would take all the remain
ing crop of this year. The pilot boat Zenobia
wassold at Port au Platt for $780, and had sailed
for ST Thomas


FROM ToBAsco-Joseph Atkins, Capt Higgins,
arrived here last evening from Tobasco from which
place she sailed the 10Th ut. BY this arrival we
have no later intelligence regarding the movements
of the Mcxicans than previously published, via New
Orleans.


Capt. H. informs us that the utmost excitement and
enthusiasm prevails among the people of Tobasco,
the majority having their motto "Liberty and
Texas" they having declared themselves lndepend-
ent of Mexico. He also states that he was shown
letter by his consignees from a Mr.. Refeaut, mer-
chant at Vera Cruz, that Mexico had declared war
against the United States, and that 10000 troops
mustered to march against Texas The latter also
stated that an American barque and two briggs were
there, and making the greatest despatch to leave.
This latter statement, believe to be the same
rumor was received here some six or eight days
since.


THREE DAYS LATER FROM HAvANA.-By the
Adelaide from Havana, we are in recent
of papers and letters to the Sd inst. We annex
communication from correspondent


HAVANA, Sept ,, 1915


take the opportunity of the fine ship Adelaide to
send you Since my last to you very little
change has taken place here only that fine and strong
soop of war has been launched at the arsenal and
about 5000 900. The keel of third laid, but
the Spanish Government finding that it would cost
much money to have her built here has ordered the said
keel to be shipped to Spain, where it is gone and
the of to be finished there We have in this
habor part Of the Spanish Navy, large frisate,
soop of war; brig three schooners and two steamers
in all eight vessels Few American vessels, load.
ing for Boston, NewYork New Orleans and Santa
Business is dull the best coffee Il cents the best
gar 81 cents The weather is very unpleasant the at
mosphere heavy and loaded with black clouds and
then plenty OF rain expecting every moment hurri.
ascension to-day at PM, in company with young
Spanish lady. The great French circus rider, M Avif
lon died last month OF the yellow fever; he has left
raj children here, and for whom the of the
company have givena benefit All is quiet present.
and those who the of the disturbance for re-
voting whites and blacks still in Jail awaiting their
trial The Governor ODonnel and family reside for the
present at Tacons Garden; he is very strict and Just
Since Tacon never had better Governor. | will
say that Havana the best place for safety country