The New York herald., 1864-12-23

the ambition and vanity Of q man whose utter
want OF greatness and even want OF sympathy
with their cause and their missries every event
so clearly shews. ~ .s "a
THE STORM AND COLD WEATHER.
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The weather is cold and cloudy TO day. saaes 81
several inches Of fs yesterday and last sighs
No detention on the railroads are reported
The international sseam Bridge q fsryboas a ~
Grand Trunk Railroad went the rocks In the Nagasa
river yesterday, bus was got o6 to-day. saN
tho thermomster u at thirteen degrees above asss.
snow ssora - sAlbsny--Raliread Treins
Delayed. pa aas
ALBANY. Dse n. 1884
1hs snow storm which cot IN yesterday oontiausd As
greater part OF tho slsht and to-day the fssa
eight 70 Ten inches deep On level. -sss-ls. 'N
All day strong wind has prevailed frsn ~ ssrtA-
west, driving the snow badly.
Trains on the Central Boston. Hudson River Harssn,
Northern end sssqushAnnA railroads from twas siz
hours behind tims. No accidents are reported. es
The thermometer u u eighteen degrees abovs ssrs
Severe Rain Storm at Fertrsss 1Tensoe.
Foeznss MoSRos. Dec. 81. lisa
Assvere rain storm has bssH pesvahieg Asss A aay.
Disasters to sh ping On ths Coass.
PaouscHrows, Cape Cod Deo. ~, 1884
Tho following vessels ashore q Wood End
Schooner Haioyon from Frankfort, No. for New YORK,
loaded With lumber. ss s.r NJ sssss 81 5lis6s
Schooner Burdst Hart or Now Haven, with csreo q
hay on government account, bound from wssassss 70
Fortress Monroe. .,.s. !, 4. ~. "a
Schooner Maryland from Portland Tor Baltimore isSdel
with fish. .as .s.tsa9s
Schooner Quail, from Rockland, with cargo OF stone,
FOR New York. Como TO pieces. ~ s4I .eo ev&
The crews OF all the above vessels wore saved.
WooD's HoIs, Dec. 81, 1904.
Tho schooner Evelyn, Captain Ryder, from Bangor
Mnlvils, h. j., with cargo Of lumber, s lying at an-
chor at Roblnsons Point, dismastsd. as sas ..tae
The British schooner Onward, from Corn wallis. With
cargo Of potatoes fer New York. miles
north OF Tarpauln Cove, In the OF the 2lsI ~
ss NxwsuEYroRr, Mass, Dec. q. 1904
The schooner E. P Horton, from Bangor With lsmssf
for Boston, ashore the night the 1lst % 1nn
Island, and Q tstal loss Grew saved ssdNB
Bosror. Dee "a, lsss.
During the storm Of last night the SCHOONER Carsss
from Rockland for Norwak, Conn., cargo of sssss
won't ashore on Race Point Cape Co.. aad bsos tssai
wreck Crew saved. srl .s, - y N ass IL %
Ths soboonsr Frsasssck Eagsps, from Rock,anl e.
Providence, with Of lime, also vent Ashsrs
Race Point, and is total WRECK Crew saysd -
Three otasr vessels sanss sanknows, sshors q
Wood End. NJ rt., essffo NJ
rhs schooner Arrow q sassm, wss nslisu n wisSea
tho 2lst Instant or Cape Asn. VITA bow ssvs 90 Gun
Of water and abandoned. She Was towsd late elss.
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The schooner Ellen Merriman parted hss ssAala aaa
wsss ashore q caSs Elizabeth Beach shs wss sssansA
injured sassss : gsset - lsss~
Absig b reported ashore on Baugs Island. z
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Aysry novel and Interesting performances = y CONS
on At the Stadt theatre Tomorrow night, which arnbhsa
another evidence OF the capacity Of this oily nra
endless variety TO it, OF amusement. C&An
Pops the American actor, will appear N ths 0ssnaa
version OF OtheiIo for the benefit cf Msdams Msehha
scheler, that lady personatng Dssdsnoua Mr. Eeoa-
hard schsrer, German artist os talent akas ~
part Of Isgo. II Is curOus shsy vnilt -
German actor Daniel Bandmann inerpres Bhakspsrs IN
Engsh on tho American stage, Mr. Pope rspressp6 ths
creations or the great bard h 0ssmaa thsasss r.
language OF Sehlesei. s1,..s.. A
Is the versasaiy Of shs genius Of The Trsast pssHs
which has made the provsrb IN Nv esxn sSs Rs,ts
mowds" and OF New York are daily bsoommgo -
csssfn competitors With the hitherto uurivasd ussn q
critics. Our people fast acquiring tasts foe Ne
Parisan Isss with ell its fastidous allure nsnts rNs
reign Of tho estabIshsd and music paIntins
sculpture aad tho drama, varied styles Of dsmoosA
ton elevatng the popular mad and cutivatipe shs
most refined tastes. In rapid growth and wonderful
development have almost forgotten that there existed
social system on the other side OF our easea
which 10 coevai with the earliest eras or The
human race been maintained untn Tho prsesas
day with wonderful tsnsoity. 10 illustrate this ssnsr
half Of sphere 10 lot into the fatlssAs Of -
things 70 exhibit the sosuery Of ConstAntuope The
metropolis OF the ORIENT and 70 show the people then
selves, both ~ homo and abroad 10 tho object Of W.
Oscanyans "0rcnal Entertainments" which ~
vste exhibition given Monday night a. ths ruzsA
HAM, which 70 bs opened this evening 10 the pubiss
The view Of Constautinopls drop curtain 10 -.
mirsbe; the scens Of tho Meddahh In the conss mop
telling his story unique and true 70 life Ths aisss
Of Oriental drawing ROOM with lady psrfscuy re-
spsondent In attire, her companions her songs and shs
abeau Of Oriental worship all highly interssttng.
The Of the Turkish Bazaar beautiful and psop
with the most curious psrsosagss; and tbs ssnas1
kiosk With It's Inhabitants, its reception its musio and
dancing girls reminds somewhat OF che suchsuAsA
visions OF Aladains Wonderful Lamp. This novs, 81
elsewhere unknown exhibition, together vita The tAo
sand and entertainments n cy viii sivs che
righs 70 boast, - well neghbors ovw ths -
"Hn'ya qs.u ssst Nu0 Pork ssonds.". saaa
We perceive that Mr.. Stephen Masssu ID "driesiog
about" In Connscticut He was nearly Lost h . sss~
storm recsuty u Monticello, bat arrived u ths tswn
,us. in time 70 deliver his lecture On tho 1ssh isssAat
Don SsBAsnAN BaccEyr.-Ths last sabscriptasb
ssht the Brooklyn Academy for the present sssssa
introduced Don Ssbaaa~ for The second tms ~ thea
house 70 very isrss and quite fashiouabss ssdisss
despite intensely GOLD weather. The opera sivsa
s usual excellent nannss, schne bsss wanting y
supply ths highly dramatic effects which oAsraststso
the work. fhs leading astlss zuochi and MasslmIasA
were very warmly received, and We may add thas ~
music was entirely appreciated To-nighs Fra Nossb
will bs repeated Al the New York Asadeuy, and ~ prN
sumo. With The same sucDss which u mss viii %
wednesday. ~ iss4