The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-07

great success. She Will now spend the summer al the
shore and the continent and after playing short
engagement Liverpool in the fall return 70 the United
States in the winter, 70 play there MT Bsteman goes
TO New York in a couple of weeks 70 make arrange
ments for her reappearance.
Mr.. Owens has made good impression, and II is
thought that he will make q hit here.
Me- John Brougham and wife, who, regret TO say 10
not enjoying the best Of health will 70 New York in
October believe he will appear at Winter Garden
Brougham is in good health add a. young and gay as
Mr. Alfred wigam, one Of the leading comedians Of
England, will also go TO America In the fall To try his
luck with people He Is clever fellow and think
will succeed
Dan Bryant, who dropped cork and took up short
clothes and shilleah made most decided hit in Dub
lin in his Irish characters They compare him to Powers
and say he stands next to him q delneator OF Irish
character That pretty good praise az the people in
Dublin supposed to have some slight knowledge OF
the Irish character Bryant goes home in July.
Miss Adah Isaacs Menken, YOU will have heard, is
pa She is greatly admired in Yer light Hazeppean cos
sothern is still playing Brother Sam at the Theatre
money We think hero that his Servants footmen and
lacqueys are dressed about right. and nobby
thing as Il is permitted human beings to approach.
hanes the American skater Is performing at the Royal
Ahambrn Palace OF the gandest and most gorgeous
nobility who admire the ballet Hanes skates with his
three or four gold medals given by the royal family OF
Russia glow ing his breast He more successful
than the First Napoleon in Russia He carried every
town by Storm and brought snug little fifteen thousand
dollars back with him You will observe by this chstty
letter that Americans are doing toleraby well In Eng
land in spite OF the neutrality laws They are all living
and living we'll.
Our Southampton Correspondence.
SOUTHAMPTON (Eng.), June 10, 1866.
The american SqYadron in Engish Waters- Their Re-
ception-An American Escort W0wed for TIE Great
Eaaaw-Adniral Godsboroughs Fles Expected, DC
The United States squadron in European waters is at
present not very large or commanding It consists Of
three vesselsthe frigate Niagara, Commodore Craven
the corvette Sacramento, Commander Walker and the
corvette Kearsarge Commander Harre which recently
arrived Lisbon from the United States The latter
vessel is taking cruise towards Gibraltar looking
into various ports, but will appear at Cherbourg
to show the old flag again The Niagara and Sacramento
have been lying in this port for four days but sailed
yesterday for Queenstown Ireland where they will re-
main but little while and then they proceed to Cher
bourg, where they will lie for week or two, waiting
orders ~
The Niagara, Commodore Craven, who has been CON-
manding the little squadron since his arrival aided by
the Sacramento, has performed some excellent and
highly important work To the and protection Of
those ships tho mercantile and national interests of
country were entrusted. The vast European waters
were 70 be patroled by these ships, rebel cruisers
Watched and the entire interests of the nation cared for
Theirs was no holiday cruise Yesterday morning Cap
tain John Bron, very genial active and efficient
Consul at this port visited the Niagara In his oficia
capacity and honored by Commodore Craven with tho
customary salute which woke the sleepy people here
to consciousness that the Stars and Stripes had some
thing besides words to sustain aud protect them After
inspecting the ship, which an trim and neat as any
other Of crack rga'es, Commodore Craven accom-.
panied Captain Brton ashore and had the pleasure OF
dining with them al the Consns In company with Com
mander Walker, Of the Sacramento.
20 vi Nhtef neigh FOR Qoeen.tcwn. did mot have an
opportunity Of visiting them but understand tbat they
both in excellent conduon The s, o. ,i,o snS
are naturally DESTROYS OF returning 10 the United states
to he discharged Nothing known as yet OF the future
movements OF the vessels Ii is possible thnt they VIII
accompany the Great Eastern in laying the Atlantic tele
craph cable but orders have been received ntmaf
inr that they may be despatched upon that duty In
dacd brought down for Commodore Craven's infor
nation despatch from Captain Fox, Assistant secre
tary Of tho Navy 70 Mr. Cyrus W. Field at the las'er
request In which Mr. Fox stated that, as the state dc
partmcut had received no Information that tn
| twenty four hour rule had been rcscinded tn
government could not send the national vessels 70 IN
Of Ireland 70 take part In the great
Mr. Adams was informed the 9th by Lord Russell ths
the regulation had been rcscinded and copy OF ,n
order shown him; but IL had not then been omcail
promulgated II Ia possible then, that our governmer
NAV act upon the ordcr and despatch the Niagara an
SACRAMENTO TO Ireland accompany the Great Easter
which will ss between the It'll and 10th Of July from
ysentia bay. hope that our government viii fc
itself in . position to aid the project by sending IN
they begin 70 look the care affair here purely Ep
fish, which It certainly snot Az the entire scheme
American, and we'll represented In the mr.
effort hope shall not Dnquish our share in u
honors OF the final by not having the flag present
the great problem Is being solved Both the ships q
| ready tor the work. We hope Admiral Goldsborougl
whom look for In his nasshp, the frgate Col
rado will be able TO settle the question
As yet, we have heard nothing definite OF the Eur
| pean squadron. We do not know whers II VIII touc
FIRST but IL is thought that II will come into this por
and after brief stay proceed irst 10 Copenhagen an
then to Cronstadt Russia, where most glorious rscel
tion awaits IT, But OF that more hereafter
At Queenstown. which In the station for the irie
Channel Fleet with one of the Lords Of the Admirai
flying his flag there little feet will doubtless DO
| oeved In a most hosptable way The Admiral 10
genial agreeable man anxious 70 do all the houors, o.
ready TO receive our ships in q becoming style
Earl Russell ON the Piracy Proclams
| ton.
Two gets Of papers hive been presented 70 both nous