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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05
Musical Matters.
A. JULIEN AND HIS DUEL


Julien 6rst noticed by toe pubic leader Of tho
ccpcsrs the Jlrdin Turc, Pris since built over.
have also SO often seen him ia London, with primrose
glcves aud abort cuffs turned up the elbow, welding
the scepIe Of king Of the orcbe II during his
egn At the JaIdin Turc that rordiDg TO Lsconte,
ihe following accident happened 70 MIN He had an
extraordinary duel, unprecedented save amongst Aros-
los fabulous heroes. One of musicians, who hat
been fencing master In regiment had dispute with
him, ard sent him challergs Julien asked week to
prepare for tie duel and his request was At
the end Of that time the inter took place with
sworts. and he received furious thrust WHOM him
through he body the h of the ~sapcn actually rest
ing npon the wound and his soaist having naturally
let 10 bis sw ord. Julien rushed uoo1 him, and in
his turn dealt him de'pe-s'e blow; az er which,
,wod ,ticking out Of his back N,b,dy daring 10 with
draw il, he himself had the energy 10 pipck il from the
wound Il hsd made self . passage which, wonderful
10 relate inter With ths organs essential
be. month Afterwards Julien bad resumed his baton
and his primrose gloves. and. palid aud in eegiae Ath
tndes he orce more presided owe those 70 which
the fame Of bis adventure attracted a Paris The
circumstances which decided him to quit PAs vee, like
every thing IN his BE- singular and out Of tie common
tnortes, he revepged himself by the computation Of
ode postng BILL in which combination Of let ers put
In larger type than the others formed when asea at
Ter it ard then it was he went to England"
MARIO AND GRIsI
The london Spectator rays" 1t ia generally rnder-
Gris ard Mario the Of retirement and si not
rtappesr on opera stage They took leave Of the
pubic Tor the feson on ndsy last, and Immediately
AerwAI ds act out fer Italy 90 their return they to
make tour through the provI which IL
by Nessrs Camer and Resls farewell Tour previous
to their retirement" They then to the United States
and sfeT reaping golden harvest doubt amng the
Americans they intend 1t is said to settle dovn quietly
in beautiful reidenoe the Arpo. close to riorencs
No foreign singer has enjoyed 20 long and uoner.
rupted period Of public favor this country al Grs
has Done During nineteen years she has absent
single seasonal thing quite unprecedented, except,
believe the Of Isblache hsro arrived three or
four later but has equally steady to EosAnd
which has besn indeed, the scene Of almost his whOle
sftsticsl career.
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jsst Of nsmex which for hi,asncy Of sehevemsnt
bsa rarely been sqssnsd Tns cs.siDe exploits indeed
attention IN tueh rapid that anxious as
are 10 chronicle evc,y rsnee at al uvestsd
court we must content ounsl,.. with ststsmsst Of
the chief OF those gallant performances, which, BY
On th The .ss ,S: q for the
Aryvm tho Chesapeske on March 1Sl3, Vie Rear
Admiral csd dssulto, mode u varfss by clear
ING TIE James river Of it, vessels ard carrying
tion into the heart Of Virginia dc nsIt yensstsd 70
the upper mart OF ELI river Mt .be head o the Csa
psaie waters landed and partially IsOyeI ~ o.
fou, ory the entrance the 80 pro-
cotdipg up the ssssafras river Win AL tne ooes OF ns
so usdron on May g. cd after routing Dooy OF
stcut 400 men who had otepea on them IRE from An
entrepehed position the two opposite banks q the
dsrichsown ON June 20 he further co operated with
Sir sidney Beckwith in the attack upon AAnpton ana
shifting bis flag on July to the sceptre Asa,sse M
tie Of that month tie 4pture OF Oeatcae ana
Portsmouth, islands, on the coast Of North sArcna pos
sefsn himself at the tipe 81 the Anasoeda on ~
ard Atlas of ~ guns He merit the morning oil July
With mere handful Of men, himself ssssr Of Kent
Lland In the Ulssspeake, TO ~hich bay sster vsung
Bermuda he ultimately retnr.eo 1914 board the
Albion, "A. In July, Of the ssysr year. Rear Admirsh
Cekbnrn entered the Potion AID ascending tat rver,
equsntiy landed at the head o. about Az h1o'rsd sea
men AZ Marines-some'ines II Maryland, ga the ens
SIDE and sometimes in Virginia the o.hessnd ever
,unpng both provinces to the distance OF ten miles from
the We, er's edge, destroyed AL military posts ahd
70 be met with in 10 -hoye Of that extensive
Of country and captured and shppea OIL sevefak
ssoios u ovs oSo, n.nr a-a ospei AZ ~
ngNssef, wnous usquou'y co,.g 10 49, 49,. ~
w,n .ne eueJ. nc aeas pr'cesosI WI a,, A' oos AZ
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w e. 80 ;.o,s gnich h. snSsS - ts ~ ca,.,.
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sno ce~ roued tns os ING WI %
0p .sn;n smtsraS W. ~ roe xhnrs n, ,hat
go a If shs fo,io;r a. ya,, avo.sd N the .orh -
S,ks Ia w. as &C, ~ % ,ra ob,h hsn tho
800 - ~ ~ aS ata ,nMc n,on.,., A AM
OIL u, $780,. =, one nan "a onC oao ~ .I.nv h.d
,a'us "a S nsI ~" ~ $50, &c ,E;a xnss..Xd
seen t d.. A,'i ca , d;nssJ Ma wonia
sn;s ma tH 49, S g. :; ~ dass 10 aJa o5,sinsi
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A vessel called the Wl6GIe as ususl such
.ions good deal Of confr by unng in the
II the racug yachts Or the return to the Nab,
when of 81. Catheri at hh 10m the Julia WAS lead
ing the Arrow by about three quarters of mie the
American at this being good TIN miles astern.
When eff Ventrcr at half past O'Clock the Julia had
obtained lead OF tie Arrow by nearly nile. or Cal
Cn, at two minutes past six the wind freshening
from the southeast, the Arrow with her immense bal
Icon ib, began fersibly 20 draw upon the Julia, who,
Throughout the entue race sailing uni her ord
nary going ais FIR the time that the American had
been oherved fer astern but little attention paid
10 her and her char Of obtaining the prize
q secord place, never for moment entertained.
Great The PRISE the steamer va waiting at
the Nab watching the progress OF the julia to it. winch
10 be the winning post Of the race when the sup
posed In lost Svlye observed abreast OF
the Arrow 10 be question OF very great doubt which
OF them bad the lead The light wind that had for
tire pre- vailed had been turned by her to good account
ard although it was not ascertain ed at time she
would most likely then tafe advantage of her novel
s'Iuc'ion by hosting her keel and leaving nothing
but What has been sptly termed her Swimming dish
UPON The wafer Thus drawing bat three feet at the
foe md feet aft she able TO appear in the extra
ordinary here crbed. The Julia could how
ever, To cverhaulsd and her appearance, az
the conclusion Of the race, greeted with loud and
hearty cheering The following statements Of the time
Of the arrival II the respective vessels given below
those taken By the salr committee board The Nab
Lghtship and BY those persons VINO remained on the
steamer the difference mainly arising from the variation
of watches
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The Aurora was not timed. From this point the whole
squadron vere close hauled, and it now supposed
THAI the american would at any rate exhibit those extra
airy DO report had assigned to her. At In 6m
fhe set her btopsai but when off White Cliff. At H.
l0m 10 the Julia weathered her in gallant stye t1e
Arrow and Alarm being well together series OF line
al Guvrng now followed between the SSede and Amar
can, for 1t H. Am., when Oh Sand0wn, the S1ede
veathered the American The wind that had been blow
freth from the time OF passing the No Man Buoy, row
dropped and when oil Shanain Bay, at H. Sim., tine
trial of skill took place for in coming about from her
tack the Syve weatbeIed the Aurora Boreals ia style
that excited adrnratio and it even thought
the nigh. turn ont TO be worthy Of her fame.
AT minutes Tast three O'clock the required dis
lance Of eighteen miles from the Nab Light to having
been run the steam vessel board Of VIII 81 were the
commit &c OF the squadron, amongst whom were LORD
Ell routh Cap ain Smith Barry. Andrew FontaiDe ESD
j. Coz dOn Eq.. &c and the sailing COMMITTEES consist
ing Of Richard FARMLAND, Esq, and Captain W B. Pom
toDby brought to anchor the bearings BY compass
beira st. Caheripe's Lighthouse n. by "a and the
Eeec es ok N and In the progress to the steamer
Alarm had fallen ably astern, the Julia maintain
ing the lead sganst the Syvie who made desperate e
fort to hsul her. but all in vain The two vessels
con. aiming the latest enbodiments Of the science and
bodern Improvements of England and America
fairly pit.ed against each other. When Il Is known that
Nicho the plain Of tbs Mofquito had charge Of the
Julia for the day. with Of the of that success
full Yacht doubt whatever could exist that the adj
vantage Of his superior hA .dpg would tel isarfuny
against her American opponent Shs had 1t all her own
way ing away from her, did the old Arrow,
will be BY the fol- owng statement Of the times At
which the steamboat rounded.
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TIE GOSSIP OF EUROPE.
The Defeat Of the American xaont
eylvie.
0bltuary Of Rear Admiral CockDurn'
NE y,ssEey CLAm OF LORD STERLING.
ne Ron. Mrs. HtriGn, the Pcettss, an
Fer Husband.
COMMERCIAL CIRCULARS,
&C.. &c, &c

We publish this morning some interesting news
H.susht out by the Atlantic. The most important
natures Of the intelligence, with the latest aspect Of
tAs Eastern question, were given in the HERALD Of
yesterday morning.
We learn from the London Chronicle OF August
7lah that Elizabeth Amelia Eugenia, Duchess Of Ba
vsr,s, who has been sfianced 70 the Emperor Of
Au,tria, was born on the Oath December, 1887. Her
Royal Highness is the second daughter Of Maxlnn-
kn Joseph, Duke Of Bavaria, and Of Lndovica WI
Aesina, Princess OF Bavaria. She has three brothers
md four sisters. She is grand daughter Of the late
King Msximilian Joseph, OF Bavaria, cousin Of the
Emperor OF Austria, and nearly related 70 the oreen
Of Prussia
Lieut.. Maury arrived in Brussels the Goth Of
August The Scientific Congress viii open on the
isd ia the building Of the Secretary Of the Interior.
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The Julia then declared the winner. after OF
the finest races Witnessed Tho winning vessel
built BY Mr. Ratsy, Of West Cowes and only launched
about three months ago. No restriction whatever
pid upon the vie either in the use of her dropping
Keel her Der Of any other respest and she
sailed here perfectly on her terms.
On the return Of the steamboat TO Cowes the most
ious rquries made she passed the royal yacht
Victoria aud Albert and other vesse to the winner
and great satisfaction was expressed at the result
Mr. j.. A. Depsu, owner Of the Sylyie promptly chal-
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3As YasAH gqsaaren Regatta at CSwes
DEYBAT OF Tm AAIRICAN YACHT sYLyIE BY Blk
MINUTES AHD THIRTY EIGHT AND EALF SECONDS
Nh DEPAU'6 CHALLENGE FoR ANOTHER CON-
sEsr.
From the London Chronicle, August %
The cup pressDtsd BY the Royal Yach. SInsdron open
10 yachts Of nations, sailed Il FRIDAY last ~
Covee ard the interest which excited this coca
SION sost surpassed that svDced when the celebrated
clipper the America bore away the palm in such style
from 81 comyeuEors To the iherality Of the Royal
Yacht Squadron in presentg this annual prize,
sreay Indebted for the stimulus that has for the last
two years tsl en- place in yaehtng.
On this occasion two foreign vessels induced to
sntershe s. vie an American clipper, which Is stated
TO have beaten everything in her waters. inc udng
oprqueror Of the Tar famed America and the Aurora
Borsahs . Swedish craft, from wbeh great exploits
we're Anticipated The Sverige having become the pro
psrty Of an English gentleman not raenber Of roy al
dab vas disqualified
Tbs follow ing yachts were entered
Aurcra Bore.Bs, tswsdeJ $50 Captain Becs~.n.
Aaym ...,...,. 24S MIR. Joseph Weld.
sjlvie, (AueIicaD) 206 Nr. l. A. Deesu.
Julia ................... III Ma. W. feafetn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2 Mr. mo mas Cnamuernyne
Aurora 90 Mr.. Thomas La hsrcbant
Osprey ................ 81 Lieut. Colone n ". nuey
The course from the Club House TO The Nap Llgn
and from thence fifteen miles to round steamer ana
back TO the artirg post.
Precisely at eleven the signal for star ting was hred
and in moment the Julia began to feel the breeze wnea
was blowing toleraby fresh from W., apd she TOOK
lead the first of the ebb tide. The soon SET nef
nainsai, and well under weigh, taking sshily the
AZ ilh 2sm when bssry sbreast Of borne House. the
AuIora BorsaJis. who had been holding eotd wind,
challenge the Syvie and xciiiog race eDsued be-
lying close TO the wind met with most unfortunate
accident carrying away her topmast which had the
effect Ct 1T putting her ~ eonsde nbls odds again
up tcgether Ryde bat the wind frestepiog the
Alarm gtd from the position she had hitherto been
iy and teol the lead. Oh the No-aan Buoy we timed
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AV o the nSx November Of tho Rails County Court or
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n0L,0HAY'S OINTMENT,


A CRlPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRJTCUES AF. /
TER TEN YEARS SUFFERING,
Copy Of Letter from Mr, Thompson, Chemist, Liv.
eTpoOl, ds,sa AUgastEHih, 1892,
TO Professor AoLlcwNN,
extraordinary cure effected hy your invaluable Ont
mont and Pills, which has aStou,,he every pr>on &C.
auainlsd with lie sttIerer Ahou, ~ years ago, Nc
". Cumm,ns, OF sal,Ury Street, in THIS tcNU was
thrown from his lNrsr whereby hr received vry Sry
Gus injuries he had the best mr,0icl advice a the
time, and wa afterwards az mtma'c # different in
6ymAfies, vet be grew NorSe, RUd al laS' nRltC.
Nant running nlevr settled a. III hip, which -
completely e,ipplel him, that h. coud no NOV" With
cut clutches loV nearly year, recently hC tcCSU 10
use ycur Ointment ant Pills, which hUC now healed
The wound strengthened, His limb, and vuahci him 10
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the greatest eSse, aud with IcurWrt health ard vrNur
A MSsTT s;T0eTS eTESxyRAoRplNARY CURE CURE GmS ~
DREAOFul. SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
MEDICAL AID AAD FAILED.
Cerv Of L-tter from Mr., Hlri, Draper OF Ready,
near GaiuShrO', dated MMSA Isl, 1882,
Te professor hSLLow\V,
Aicted with dreadful oNp,iouS over he body aud
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and ] Srmly BELIEVE, he'd in her case adopt ed lo'
,.saieipss sAS would have been sAVei also ShaO b,
hGpey 10 testify the truth OF this 10 suy cnQulNr
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CERTAIN iRSGtEpY FOR Sc0RBt TIC liUMoES
-AeD AN ASTONISHING CURE OF An
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rn Prnreasot HNtloWNN,

To Professor HOLLOWAY r,,
nEA1 SlR,-AmCNs tAe numerous cures effected by
,hs uSe Of ycpr yAlGao,c mcGcNcS M The nNl-aNor'
Sooa Ws NAV men,lO0 TIA, At an oM laty lNrS W'
he Village Of PyCSloN, about n>c w,v> uom nus
T,,,, She had liberated wounds an hey 'fC i'i many
SS. ,nl l,,rerly ,hrv ivcr aSci % such an a5rmmS
sSSsSi As 10 DEFY all The usual rJceii'>i her health
Sanlr V;Sinr way under the >uderUg she endured, Ia
ms J,siysss,I,c condition she had rccomSc 10 NCw
Ointment and Pills, and by the assistance oi a.,
..Ss;,,.A = nsrIacl cure, We have ourselves been
srSS,Iv aston,shpd at the effect UPo0 50 old person
- hS,NS Nhcye 10 wears OF age, We shall b" harry
10 satisfy any enquiries As TO the aneeo'iry OF M'
really wonderful csse either persoes.E OF oE "I,, ,,
,..TSIr'lv soTed OF an old ScOJhuic affection IN th'
r. amer an other means had tailed, lie S'a'oS 'ha
Il = .n,irely by the use OF Yoar omtmeal a"d >pc"N
lSualy in It's praise. MS,
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EVENING SCAR!
WASHINGTON:
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 1858.
Popular Lecture.

One Of our exchanges says that featuring
appears to be highly popular at the present.
time. Many noted personag<s have been
engaged, during the pact winter, in deliver
ing discourses upon various topics-the
most prominent of whom are Meagher, the
exiled Irish patriot Thackeray, the English
novelist; Alfred Bum, the manager for
many years of Drury Lsue Theatre; R.y-
mond, the editor of the New York Times:
Whipple, the essayist: Park Benjamin,
formerly editor Of the New World; and
SAKE and Holmes, thu comic poets. All of
these gentlemen have everywhere attracted
large audiences. We are pleased to notice
this evidence of correct popular taste, and
trust that a love for intellectual entertain
mtnts will soon pervade our whole people,
as nothing more clearly indicates the true
character of o nation than the amount OF
encouragement bestows upon amusemeuts
calculated to improve the mental faculties.
We hope, for the reputation of our people,
that tho day is not far distant when the
'1earned pig" AMI "fat giIp' exhibition,
now so much in vogue, will be superseded
permanently in popularity by entertain
ments of an intellectual, instructive, AMI at
the same time pleasurable character; aud
this hope we have no doubt all friends Of
national mental progression will concur.
1t is added that Oliver Wendell Hoim es,
the poet, has delivered seventy one lectures
the past winter, which, at $50 each-about
the usual price-would give him the snug
sum of $3.50.
We are inclined to think the amount paid
Dr. Holmes is overstated, although the
number of lectures delivered may be giveh
about tight. We suspect that in mo st cases
the largest sums paid had been 500 instead
of $50. This would make quite differ
ence in the aggregate receipts. But it is
pleasant to see literature thus encouraged
in our country, rather than humbug aud
nonsense. The intelligent people of Ameri-
ca are all right.
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Communicated
WASHINGTON, March "a, 1853.


l am deeply grntifed in according my
humble testimony in support of the applica
ton of Nathan Hammond, ESQ.,, of this Dis
trict, which have seen, for the appoint
men Of Mail Agent, under the present gov
eminent. AS democrat, his unfl aching
integrity is untaruished As a devoted
friend to the administration of General.
Pierce, believe there is no truer or more
sterling citizen in this district. HIS general
qualifications are we'll presented through
an array of recommendations from men e
high talents, character, aud standing in this
community. claim the privilege Of add
ing my small mite in my legitimate sphere,
ani am proud to be enabled to endorse all
that has been said of him by his numerous
friends. The Post master General will have
no agent Of higher capabilities.
A coxsRksaloxAL Rspos1yR.
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Act + inriers rut"sms, al the hne'''
b cker u ga@ines
All he nex TO X, Ne~'pf er: snd every th's
81 Ch.., ,ub, icnt,o., line f,r le at
" J,E slIlLLINGr b,'S Bookstore
Od,on BUILDING. coruer VI y -. aud 4. ave
mar 22-U
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L.DGlN6.

I WILL LET ROOMS 10y the week month for
i lash III ausanc Meals also s.rv. u .p wien
Cali. for LII the hpu Oysters and other eatab. es
t. shall parti, in y looni G-sr1eIOwn " ash
ing Oh, aud cuu airy fri,nis With tn. ir wiv-s OF
j ught rs will he attended to with ali due Iesp.cr
Caeh III all Cas- Ny ace IS next TO - Ba,.sn' ;.
Lard ~are store Pa. sUuih side. from ut h
street wes.. JAMES DAVl.
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SGr Last evening. while our paper was
on the iress, it broke, and the edition was
worked off with great difficulty, which sc-
couuted for the b. appearance i. made.
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SH To Sssa"xers ana Citizens.-
T.omp sDns D'guerreo.yies ar. urp .s>.d b. any
for buldness of tx cut AID heau al 4pthtc fahi
Ills n sdu forts IT, est BIZ first cI.s, q ,lrr
in this city, anu Lis 90 tiuu'd nlcavurs 10 plea,
,is,ters AMI I, Uns, have bot been uureward,d. A.
eza nin tioa of nj p,;lu Gently made IL Iartfn
larry solicited lie Is pr.p.r Il 80 take pictu'es G
very size and style. onab;e prices.
tiailrry. y or h lid. If pana. ave, ue, between !
and eth stree &. Lane & Fuckers building.
fet Is