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THE GREAT MORAL DRAMA,
TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR-ROOMl
And the Grand Nautical Drama Of the
OCEAN CHILD.
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 0, 1866,
VIII De presented the Moral Drama in FIVE Acts entitled
TEN NIGHTS IN A .BAR-ROOM.
~ 'ie course OF the Evening, the charming YOUNG
DA N Sci USE
MISS sELENA WARNER. WILL APPEAR IN THE
SAILORS H0RNPIPE
10 conclude with the Beautiful and Exciting Nautical
Drama, in two Acts, entitled the $50
OCEAN CHILD. ut7,t
~ Doors open at quarter before T. Performauceto
commence ut quarter before o'clock sepS-lt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

When tho stake-boat reached there space Of
fully two hundred yards between the two boats.
They came home at their leisure, rowing the ve nes
in the almost unprecedented time OF 80 minutes and %
seconds the Ncwburghrs reaching the goal ~ seconds
ahead Of her opponent The victory salu,ed with
cannon firing and tremendous cheering, end alike by
friends and opponents, and certainly fairer, more
honorable contest was never witnessed. IL was con-
ceucd that the Newburghers had the best boat, but
the hackers of the New-York boat acknowledged
that their men fairly out-rowed and that their
have changed hands by the unexpected result Of the
match. OF course tie New Yorker, on the
RETURN TO TIE CITY,
were not in the most cheerful state Of mind but nothing
could justify the wild OF dcbGuchcry which en-
sued upon the downgoing boat, whose trip Of course
lasted as long as lager and whisky remained in the bar
Ihe rowdies were supreme. The large squad OF Ne
ing to the advertisements kept completely out OF sight
Indeed, there was probably not OF them on any OF
the boats, or within 10 miles OF Sing sing during the
day. except rs ununiformed spectators. Pckpockets
piled their trade reeklessly; FOUNDERS "ronghs,'
OK bounty jumpers. dog fnciers, escaped criminals,
gamblers. pimps, "fincy.men,' garrotcrs plug.
ugles, burglars. and other beasts. roamed
tSo ozark dess o effect, Dd to ss5
bar reeked with trucking posons; and the demoniac
yells and songs of drunkards rang ont through the
dreary night, with here and there the shrek Of
trampled victim, who should happen to demur at beins
cheated or insulted The which returned to the
city also throngcd hardly less dsordery. but the
peacea5c passengers had the satisfaction Of not being
unnecessarily delayed. Neither at the steamboat land
lug at the railway depot. when the returning
dies thronged the streets TO the peril of almost every
man with honest money in his pockets. were any po.
licemen visible.
The athletic exercise Of rowing for wagers certainly
manly and the rivalry which 1t occasions worth en-.
but rs hong these matches made the
preteIt for assembling together the worst scum OF tho
worst city In the world. they will be unattended Tn any
great extent by respectable people who appreciate
them In their best and fullest sense.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Great GritRir.

The Fenian movement continued to cause
some apprehension.
meeting was to be held on the 1ith inst. of the
magistrates of the County Of Cork, convened by Lord
Fermoy TO consider what steps were necessary TO be
taken In view OF the progress of the Fenian movement
IN that section
7Gs London Daily Ntos in an editorial on the subject
says:
'TAe Fenian movement is confined chiefly TO labor.
ers Gers anG wanderers of low degree The intelli.
gence OF the couniry, and above all, tie Catholic
clergy. is the side Of order 1t will soon appear
what the Government means TO do. II is clear there is
tine 10 be lost. There will be no question on either
side Of the Irish Channel OF putting down this move
melt. A. q work OF mercy il must be done. There
must be prompt careful and complete prevention and
repression OF the Rebellion, whether weak or fornd-
able. II would be great mercy 10 Ireland II every
fenian leader were at once put on trial"
The 3. Leger race won by the French horse
GGdiateur. Regalia second and ArchimedeS third.
Fourteen horses Gladiator won by three lengths
After the race, application made TO tie Stewards
OF tAe Joekey Cub TO have the winner examined as 10
his age. They refused, and the subject is finally dis
posed OF.
Tie London Globe says that there is not shadow of
calling Parliament together before tie usual
the.
or American securities Satterthwaite's Circular Of
tie evening OF tae 18Th, says Five lWontes have been
dull and heavy, bnt without any noteworthy change In
price. Tie chief feature has been large demand for
Eries at steadily advancing prices Tie buying has
been of very good description. resulting in improve
nent the week OF more than dollars. the closing
pIiee being Sc. a.. Illinois Central shares have in
some degree symVath2ed "a the Te. they close at
79ld79.. or nearly dollar over las, week.
The Rothsehnis have introduced the new brazilian
i've per cent loan for 5000 900 in the London market
IHe subscription price is H. payable in Ilstallnenis
tending over II months.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--The funds generally
are steady Conso are without material 1gcuaon There
l. rltheT demand for discount.
lIyrKPpor Sent. I4-CoTroN-Thc sales of four DAYS foot
MP Including 0pj specultoIs and exPoIter
Tnc market opened with declining tendency. bat closed
nrmer
descriptions Of goods steady while others are easier
EgEADsTUrTs dull but steady Eichirdson, Spence
Co and Wakefield Nash Co report, Flour dull aud easier
Wheat inactive; Corn steady at 20. for mixed.
Provisions ere firm. Bgland, Athya y Co.. and Gordon
Bruce Co report Beef quiet and steady. fork hrn la
and prices still advancing Lard firm, at S'
Is4low huoysnt. -
PRopucE-Ashos . advancing for Pots with sales Of Pots
at % 6G29'; Pearls. - 8. Sugar firm and unchsngcd
Coffee ,teady. Rice inactive L-eed OIL active, at " D.
Rosin buoya aud holders demanding advance. spirits
Tmpcniiue steady at so. Petroleum hini, at 29Gz. w.
for Refined.
LoNDoy M.RKrrs Sept. I3 p m.--Breads.uf. dull end
tending downward. Sugar quiet oad steady. Cohce rni
Tea steady. Rice firm. 1alow tends upward; sales at
456.
Loxpox MoxEy MARKrr.-Consols closed on W,dnesday
at sQSgl ior money. Illinois Central shares, 19 G79} Ere
shares, it!d57; l. s Five iwenties' 0s
LIVERPOOL Sept: l5-Co1Toy-The Brokers Circular re-.
ports sales OF the week eco bales including lOo
bales 10 spectators and 1850 exportcrs The market
ward tendency though prices were 81! lower the week
for American and l. lower for otuer descriptions. Ihe
authorized quotations Fair Orleans 2tj; Mddng do.
lSil Middl.ng Mobiles l8.d; Mdding upands, l8ld.
upward tendency.
The stock port estimated at 2 500 bales Of which 2s
500 axe American.
BRrADsrrs quiet and steady except Flour which has
q downward tendency.
Provisions tim and unchanged, except Lard which is
bought a. 30 ;.
money. Illinois Central shares gl d80; Efie r. shares 81
u 5os The above prices were previous TO the report
THE PersAs
The Bullion in the Bank of England ha, decreased
l67
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Death Of Gen. I.amOriciere.

We receive by the Moravian the news of the
death of Gen. Iamorc.e.c. well known by his cam.
paigns in Algeria, and. Letter, the COmmad dcr.in.
Juohan de Lamoricere was born In Nantes. Feb. 6
lsOd and was descended from old eeit!mst family
Amer receiving q military education. he joined the
corps Of Zouayes IN Algeria the time Of its formation
November 1890. He took active part in most Of
the brilliant exploits OF the french army against the
Arah ard the celebrity OF the Zouavcs for superior
organization was chiefly his merit On the departure
Of Bugclud In lsij he became Provisional Governor
General Of Algcria but, hoping 10 exercise greater
influence upon the destiny Of Algeria Ia the French
Parliament, he went in 1916 TO France and became
mohoer OF the Chamber OF Deputies, which position
40 retained until leis. During the revolution Of lsis
no uhsuee'ssfully excrted himself first in favor of
forming new Administration under Iouis pbjIIi,,e
ana not IN favor Of the regency of the Duchess of Or
leans. lie was prominent member Of the Constituent
and Legislative Assemblies; was conspicuous in June
lsis in the fight against the insurgents in Paris and
oiicated Gen. Cavignacs Minister of War until
lsiS. He strenuous and unwavcring |
opponent of Louis Napoleon, and after the coup
dctai of December ., 1851, arrested and detained
until January o. 1852 In April lsG0 he appointed,
by Pope Plus IN, COmmander.in.chef Of the Papal
troops. He hoped 10 make head against the army of
the King of Italy and prevent the unifcation Of that
country but he was defeated by the Italians at Castle
fdaro and his troops of volunteers dispersed Since
then he has lived retired and not taken prominent
part in any political movement.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
The Russian PIsgue-OMciaI Statement.

The following official statements from st. Pc
tersburg show that there s truth IN the reports OF
'plaguc" in Russia. the disease which has appeared
there being only the typhoid fever:
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATS, :
ST. PRTERsBURG, RUSSIA, Aug. 4-26. le65.
DEAR SIR: In answer 10 your letter OF the 10Th
22d insantI would say that there Is disease in
this city which would render the landing Of goods from
ST. Petersburg in any foreign port at all dangerous TO
the health Of said port.
"I would also add that. according TO the general
testimony Of all who have investigated the subject. no
plague or Epidemic disease has existed here during the
past year, the so.called plague being nothing
less than typhoid fever.
the more eheeIfGly give you this information az
the false report of plague has been ndustrousy cir
culatcd by persons hostile to he interests Of Russia
Very truly, your obedient servant
~. CuBIN, q. B. Vice. Consul
IL confirm this report 6. NJ. CLAY"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Meeting of thc Trustees Of the Saiiors'
snug Marbor.

At meeting of the Trustees Of the Sailors
Snug Harbor. held at the rooms of the Chamber Of
Commerce Monday, Sept % 1865, the death Of Charles
III. Marshall being announced, 1t was. on motion,
Resoiued That at dnry and privilege 10
family Of the deceuscd the profound which hs
event the minds and hearts Of his former associates
and abores in this institution that every member Of this
Board feels personal loss in the departure from this life Of
ono who had been long them friend Of his fellow.
man. aud especially OF the unfortunate sailor who was hero
the object OF his care.
Resolsed TIA, will ever cherish the memory OF Capt.
Marshall he faithful the trusts reposed in MIN,
example OF punctuay and conancy IN the dischnge OK
his various duties m his impulses prompt TO reeve
the suffering good citiLsn. and feyeDt patriot and TESTIFY
admir- alton Of his character man and Chfsush "
nscrbing the above book OF minutes.
Roired That copy Of the foregoing be sent to tne ay
Of IN whose great sympahze and
mourn BY order of the Board.
Jos. GREESLEAP, Sec. pro TEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
FROM SAN SALVADOR.
of the T. Execution Of Rarrios-
Renewal Of Nnrlinl Law.

The official Government journal of San Saliva
dor El Constitutional Of the 3sl Of August has been
ceiyed in this city, 1t contains the particulars OF the
execution Of ex- President BaITi0s.
The unfortunate man, having been told about mid.
night of the 2sth umo that hc had but six hours
live. proceeded to the prison chapel where he spent
some time in religious preparation. attended by the
Bishop Saldeno. Here also he made his viii.
At a O'Clock the morning of the 29th, Barrios
conducted 10 the scaiIod. escorted by small military
force. The sentence was again read and the Bishop
e1hoYted and prayed with the condemned man.
BarrOs bade farewell 10 several friends, and charged
Gen. Gonzales with the care OF his remains.
He requested his c0nfessor 10 have mass said
quietly and without pomp for the repose OF bis SOUL aud
met death with entire resignation.
According h.s laft request Lis body inferred in
the church called Del ClVoTio.
The Government OF san Salvador announces that
the rebellion is over and martha, law Is Withdrawn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Austria and Prussia.

ministerial Journal OF Berlin says thot The
payment Of indemnity 10 Austria for the Duchy OF
Leuenourg will be made or the present from the KING
OF Prussas privy purse, and that the occupation OF
Leuen0urg VIII take place without delay. The further
settlement OF its position toward the Prassan Crown is
postponed.
Berlin correspondence saws that the Prussian
stpuAtions Of February remain in full force On the
one hand the establishment another government is no
longer thought Of On the other hand Austria ia
addition to the cesson OF Lauenburg has yielded the
most material demands made by Prussia
The Gastein Convention, in maintaining the present
smcable relations between the two Pogers took an
important step toward the uflment Of the hopes and
demands Of Prussia.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Madame Celeste Mt the broadway Thenter.

Madame Celeste made her first appearance at
the broadway Theater last evening, before large and
kindly disposed audience. by WHOM she was cordially
welcomed and at many points In the performance. as
cordially applauded. The play was Mr. Sterling Coynes
version of La Trcuse dc Cartes which is constructed
in a Prologue aud three Acts and which Is merely
,oeraby good mclo-drama. The fact that Il Is unlike
.Gamea"-with which our stage is flmiliar-has al
ready been stated The further act that 1t is inferior
IN "Gamea. remains now 10 be recorded. In that
play due prominence is given to the vast religious SEN
tIaent In this the interest is made TO center wholly
upon the sorrow and the vicssudes OF experience in
mothers search for lost child. Incidents rather
Violently wrestod 10 the purpose Of the drmatist whose
chief appeal is made to the secret source Of sympa
thetic tears" but not made very successfully. The
piece was well put upon the stage and the performance
passed smoothly of-being materially marred only
by the prominence of certain of these
..sticks." from whom the company at
This theaicr has not yet been wholly seeded. Madame
Celeste as the Woman in Red, displayed that nervous
sensiby that passionate, emotional vitality and that
admirable pantomimic art for which her acting Les
long been renowned. But Madame Celeste is unable
to speak the English language; and this disability is.
as may perchance be conecured by the astue reader
al obstacle to her entire success upon the English
stage. She speaks English words. indeed 80 as fire.
quen,ly to make herself understood; bW her want Of
mastery the language often battles the best designs
of her art Looking past this defect. however. the
consderate critic cannot fail to recognize in her very
sensitive. emotional nature keen sympathy with the
profound emotions Of humanity. and much natural
talent developed by culture and long experience. We
do not think though, that Madame Celeste is great
actress. But this point is not essential to be
sdered She is certainly remarkable actress, and. as
suoh her present performances ought to be witnessed
by those who are wise enough to miss no opportunity
Of making themselves familiar with the prominent and
suggestive aspects Of modern dramatic art
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
SAD CALAMITY.
Propeller Sunk-Three Lives Lest.

OGDENs3URG, n. Y. Monday. Sept. 2j 1865.
The propeller Buckeye Of the Northern Trans
portation Line left here Saturday evening with pas
sengers and merchandise. for Toledo, when about
a. IN. on Sunday, she struck sGnken rock near
Crossiver Light, in the St. Lawrence River, mile
above Oak Point and sank in 20 feet Of water. The
passengers aroused but hardly had time TO realize
their peril when the boat slid from the rock and sank
Three passengers are known TO have been lost named
Mrs ONeil Of Oswego and Mrs and Miss Aubry Of
Milwaukee. As the boat went down three men were
in the water under the stern and 1t s feared they
also were lost
There was not 20 minutes time after the vessel struck
before she sunk. The surviving passengers were
brought 10 this city by the steamer Champion OF the
Royal Mail Line The low water aad extreme dark.
ness OF the night the reasons given for the sad
accident
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
France.

The Monitear says that the great powers have
removed all difficulties relative the treaty for the
navigation of the Danube The treaty will be signed
shortly
There was great disturbance at the se1nce OF the
Davenport Brothers in Paris The brothers loud
ly hissed. The pohce cleared the aud returned
The entrance money. Oue Of the spectators discovered
th,.r secret
The Paris Bolrse was firm On the 18th, the Ren;es
Closing al 90 francs 45c.
The return visit paid by the Queen and King Of Spain
to the Emperor ana Empress OF the French at Bariz,
Eas equally cordial and the reception enthusiastic
az that which marked the previous Interview at San
Sebastian.