The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

OF yacnt racine ana would soon become like tho Eclipse
whip at Newmarket, Waived not merely for intrinsic
vauo but from the kudos attached 10 its possession
Another plan would be to make thu cnp challenge cup
to DC sailed for whenever the holder called upon
within certain months in the ald upon certaiu fixed
courses the hold asprant to lay down ESQ fi00 .
stake against the possession OF the cnp but this plan
would produce matches, doubt IL II would be
popular as tho other hint often grows into valuable
project when worked out and SUCH put forward this
crude suggestion. hoping that It may be taken up and
worked out before tho pleasure navy rctes into winter
RED WITH WHITE MALTESE CROSS,
English Thcatricnls.
LONDON.
The Lyceum is 70 reopen some time this month with
"The Dukes Motto" with dresses and scenery and
cost. It is said, Of 60 900. Mr. Fechier was to have
made this new invention Of the great features OF
opening Of his managerial campaign but time would not
allow Of the project being carried out It viii abolish
the necessity OF tho mehonored stage footmen dex.
and will, no doubt add 10 the efliciency-were any
wanted-of representation at this house.
LIVERPOOL.
Tho Liverpool Courier Of September Last night
brilliant house assembled In the Prince Of Wales theatre
to welcome once more Mr.. f. A. Sotnern his native
town. After the III founded that has been ndas
triously circulated as his alleged Illness we glad
to tell his fricnds-and they are cocxcnsive with the
community-that his iordship Is In good health, ara
American Cousin" has already been produced nj The
Prlce q W8les theatre. and WAS there, il has bean
everywhere else loadstone OF attraction. prolonged
I
but every evening him surrounded by admirers.
The engagement commenced last evening promises 70 b.
no less successful.
Personal IntelIigence.
II Is specially noticed by the Frankfort journals
that the rrincess Mary OF Cambridge England received
the very cordial attention tho emperor OF Austria
during tho visit OF the sovercgus in State to tho Frank
fort theatre They are very hearty IN their admiration
ncighbors In personal appearance
The FIRST interview Of Mr. Russell (tBuli Run') with
TIE late Lord Clyde Then SIR Colin Csmpoeli 10 the
headquarters presented them Sir Colin gave him
and promised 10 assist him to the utmost "You shall
know, !" he said, "aI my plans; you shall be made &C
quaiuicd with all my movements: will conceal nothing
whatever from you on one sole condition. that you do MOI
speak Of them "a The camp bat oonHne yourself 70 send
ing n me 40 20 az nome
In print they will have been cxccnted"
No English Prime Minister or ato yours has been %
an nGnors q tho Cown na Is "La n On
twcnty ninth and thirtich pcersges OF the United King
dom created at lord Palmerstons recommendation ana
OF these thirty pecrngcs eighteen In which
families have been ennobed the others being either In
stances OF Scottish Irish mobiles being made peers o. the
United Kingdom, OF Of now titles added 70 existing
pecrngcs.
Mgr. chigi The Papai Nuncio At Paris has returned
from his visit to Germany.
Tho King Of the PcIgans will arrive in Austria in No
vcmber, and pass tho winter At villa near Venice.
The King OF arrived the I'D inst at Brussels
In the strsccs ncognito by an ordinary passenger train
from Germany.
Francis Joseph Of Austra passed through Munich ths
Sd inst on her way TO Carisruho aud Baden Baden 70
mcet tho Queen OF Prussia.
Obituary.
GENERAL RrLLIEaE, OF THE FIRST EXPIRE OF
rRAHCE.
Paris lsept. y correspondents Of london Times
Rul'iere, ngcd 10. He entered the service 1907
volunteer in tho Imperial Guard; he first saw nre at
made m officer BY Napoleon himself on ihe nold q
wagram white still a beardicss youth. lie served in
spain, and badly wounded there In 1918 he was
taken prisoner with his regiment in Germany At
Waterloo he saved cagc by hiding under his great
S1a nc sO Sas n SPAN again win the
10 soash, war wherever il WAS % Be found.
Ito was In the FIRST expedition 70 Algers In
1850, in the campaign in Belgium, and at the
taxing OF Constantine, where he received in HIS
the sido Of tho Duke OF Memoirs. Louis Philippe made
him peer Altar the revolution Of 1919 the department
o. the Haute Loire returned him 10 the Constituent Assem-
bly, and In The ensuing year he represented Marscles
the legislative Assembly.
Minister OF War under the republic, he organized the
EXPEDITION TO Rome. AZ the end of Teceabcr 1851 he
was put prcmaturcly on the retired list, before he
had attained the age prescribed by the law ms
very painful tn him. but he would take stepa
TO obtain tho withdrawal Of the decree mr. would
he apply for his ray as Grand Officer OF the Legion
Of Honor, which would havo been a addition 10
his pension general officer, his sole cxistcsce
HIS services not Of the kind to the of
the Second Empire old olc, had 40 faithfully
The great Narolcon from 1907 70 1919 from The
hard victory OF Eyau 10 tho closing Wa
eroo His career was upright pure and IN all respects
retired list, sighted and reduced In his income may
divine the rock which he spbt. Old services JUST
then less valuable than ones, and the battle Held %
the Paris boulevards prolific Of hon and
wards FOR those who successfully figured upon
the memory OF long fidelity, blameess reputation
and exrioiis long gone BY.
ASoTnEn OFFICER or run GRAND ARMY.
One OF the Oldest snccrs of the grand army france
has september ~ terminated hts existence at the village
Of Gaschcs s. Cloud Lieutenant Colonel aIarechai
was born at Troycs the 2th of March INA died
tered the service 10 7si and made ali the campaigns Of
the republic and the empire He was wounded ton times,
nod among other battles. at Eylan, Hesburg EckmuhI.
Legion Of Honor on the 9th Of April, 1919
THE xARoUisE DE GRAMMoxr.
Partisan society has sustained loss by the death
The deceased lady eldest daughter OF the Duo do
CriIlon and In 1929 married the Marquis de Graumont,
but VIII bears relationship to the famiy Of Crsmmont
Navarro 10 that Of Gramont Cadsrousse The Mar.
qusc dc Gramnon leaves four sisters. married respcc-
lively 10 the Marquis DO Chanaiccs tho Duo Pozzo d.
Borgo the Due de Caroman and the comte de Lewis Mire
NrrscHERLrcn. THE GERMAN CHEMIST
[From the london Sunday Times, sept O.
Mscberlich, one Of the Oldest and mort distinguished
chemists % the age died last week at Berlin. where he
was professor Of chemistry. His discoveries upon the
subeci Of capitalization have been Of immense mpos
have explained The formation Of natural crystals and
have led 10 the knowledge existing regarding tho
fusion Of rocks, ana especially OF granite Mscherch
has explained In bis Trate dc Chime OF the most
Abstruse laws Of nature organic Inorganic
ma % se no M e much !. the most v,sa
cety London presented him with its great medal for
his discovery OF isouorphsm.
ALEXANDER MLLAH, rHB YOUTHFUL CALCULATOR
OF SCOTLAND.
From the London (Sunday) Times, Sept. o.
On Saturday there died In hoatrosc . lad named
Alexander MIar, whose feets calculator esonshed
Ill who were scquainied With him, ssd many sought to
know the boy order 70 put his powers 70 NE test he
gin natural onc, for Alexander 10 biz earliest pears
showed remarkable faculty In mentally solving arithme
teal problems. For the Sn of marble o. dsfhoed