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The New York herald., 1872-10-23
BOOTHS THEATRE.
MIR. BOucicnuit ms Kerry and Mrs. BOuci-
cault as Jessie Brown.

Mr. BOucicuuit ms Kerry and Mrs. BOuci-
cault as Jessie Brown.
The production OF two of Mr. Boucicault's pieces
at Booths last evening was an event of cOnsidera-
BILE interest especially in view OF the facts that hs
one-act comedy kerry or, Night and Morning.
was seen by New York audience for the first time
and that Mrs. Bcucicault appeared again after
many years in her favorite character OF Jessie
Brown. This talented couple were Of course the
attractions ofthe evening, and each play was only
what the Boucicaults made it. BY singular coin
cidence the hero as well as the heroine of the even
ing servants and the interest was made to
depend entirely upon the acting OF servants
"Kerryn Is a very simple picture without either
plot or story. There Is nothing in 1t except the
turn of husband supposed to have been lost at
sea, and his reception by his servant his sister and
his wife. SO little regard was paid to the details Of
this family piece that not even little children were
provided for the occasion, and aside from Mr..
Boucicaut's acting the rendering of the play was
very tame. In any other hands than his it
would have been failure; but as he rendered
the Old servant Kerry il was success
in character acting seldom attained on the New
York stage. Every movement was a study and
the whole picture leaving little to be desired.
The same thing cannot be said of Mrs. Bouclcaut's
play OF the evening. She, indeed, showed much Of
the power she exhibited In the piece at Wallack's
fifteen years ago, and rendered many OF the most
eHecGlVe pOIitS Ill Tile cHaTdCtcT OI jessie Brown
with force and effect. But "JesSie Brown Is not
piece which can be made wholly acceptable by
single character actor. The part OF Mana
Sahlb is itself character part requiring
much nicely and completeness of render
Ing as Mr.. BOucicaut bestowed on his Kerry.
At Wallack's, when the piece was first produced,
he acted the fierce Rajah himself, and 1t Is no in
dignity to Mr.. WheelOck, who took the part last
night to say that he gave IL with much greater
finish and completeness Outside OF Mrs. Bouc
cault's acting the success OF the piece was in Mr.
shell Barry,s Corporal Cassidy; He realized some.
thing more than the traditional British
and animation to the play. which
1t sadly needed, in spite of the thrilling scenes it
intended to depict. With two artists doing their
parts so well 1t only needed something of the elabo
rateness which Mr.. Boucicault gave to "Kerry
to have become one OF the most successful pieces
OF the season. 1t was not materially "cut," as 1t
was rendered last night, but preceded by
the pretty comedietta, which we should be
sorry to lose, 1t ran too far into the
night to be acceptable to most theatre-goers. To
bring IL within reasonable limits it will require
trimming that must inevitably reduce it to the class
of 0nc-character plays, and this is necessity to
be deprecated In every leading theatre. The cur
tain did not fall till after eleven O'Clock, hour
which Is too late for comedy pieces and II cannot
be shortened without injury to the piece.
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TeLEeRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Oct %, 1872.
Only thirty persons were injured by the fall of
the circus gallery at Sheffield last night, abating
the first report OF the result of the disaster consld
erabiy.
WAR SHIP ASHORE AND IN DANGER.
The British iron stOreshp Supply, attached to the
West Coast OF Africa squadron, is ashore on Cape
Palmas. 1t is believed she can be saved.
WET WEATHER IN THE COUNTRY.
Wet weather prevails throughout England to-
day
CORPORATE SUGGESTION FOR THE PROMOTION OF
COMMERCE.
Alderman Sir Sydney Warerlow proposes that
Tribunal OF Commerce be established in London.
Racing at Newmarket-Contest for the
Cambridgeshirc Stakes.
LONDON, Oct. %, 1872.
The race for the Cambridgeshire Stakes took
place to-day at Newmarket and was won by Play
lair Fnsterre was second and POmpadOur third.
THE BETTING
just before the start was rs to against Playfair;
- to l against Finisterre and 80 TO against Pom
pad0ur. Twenty-seven horses ran.
8. Osborn rode the winner.
THE RACE
The following Is summary of the race:-
CAMBRIDGEsHIRE STAKES (handcap) OF 25 sovs.
each, over the Cambridgeshire Course, 203 sub
6cribers 65 OF whom declared.
Mr.. Blayd0n's br. c. Playfair, by Oxford, out or
SJerlings dam, by Fatcatcher, years DID,.
Major Fridolin's b. m Finisterre. by Tourna-
ment, out Of Finlande (bred in France). years :
Mr. Lauries ch. T. Pompadour, by Cape Flyaway,
out Of Tool Tool, years old. 3
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THE SECRET SEVENTY.

Meeting OF the Com nfttee ON Elections
Conference With the Delegates from
Assembly Districts-Lawrence for City
Judge.
A meeting OF the Committee on Elections of the
Committee OF Seventy took place at the Everett
House last evening, Joseph Choate presiding. A
conference delegation was received from the
Twentieth Assembly district, who presented the
name OF George N. Williams for Assemblyman, and
two others for Alderman and Assistant Alderman.
a delegation from the Tenth district proposed
the name OF Patterson for Assembly and another
delegation recommended man named Werner for
the same nomination, and both were said to have
good prospect for endorsement from Tammany
Hall. The Nineteenth Ward Council OF Political
Reform asked for consideration OF the names OF
DR.. Kessler for Coroner from the Twentieth dis
trct A man named POOler was recommended for
the nomination OF Assemblyman.
After all the delegations had retired an informal
discussion took place, in which DR.. Kesser was
strongly favored as the best nominee for Coroner.
Afterwards 1t was warmly argued that Mr..
Abraham r, Lawrence should be asked to withdraw
from the Mayoralty contest and to accept the can
didature, from the potent seventy, OF the City
Judgeship. This proposition created sensation,
and Mr. Jackson Schultz pricked up his ears. The
discussion was very warm, and something OF solemn
Importance seemed f0reshadowed, which, If 1t be
evil the Lord fOrefend
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MEETING OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

meeting OF the Bar Association was held last
evening at the Club House in East Twenty seventh
street. In the absence OF the President, Mr.. VIII
liam NJ. Evarts, Mr.. Henry Nic0 asked that Mr.
Edgar s. Van winkle be called to the chair, which
was done. Mr.. Augustus R. McDonough acted as
secretary. Mr.. Nicoll read report in relation to
proposed change in the bylaws and other minor
matters. About two hundred gentlemen were
present among whom were noticeable John
McKeon, John Il. Burrell, Edwin w. St0ught0n,
John Sosson, F. +. Marbury, Augustus Smith,
were presented on judiciary tickets by the Com
mittee on Conference and Organization, but no
report was laid on the table, The meeting then
discharged the committee for having performed
las the maker OF the resolution said their duties In
a wretched manner, and after an excited and con-
FUSED debate the association adjourned to meet on
the second Tuesday in November.
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TOT f0r All ages; $25 subscription. play or pay; the
Olup 70 add 5000 the second horse TO receive $50
the race. comprisng T. b. and W. n. Davis chest
nut horse Fastadeen. by War Dance dam Norah
Cseina, nve years Old and ID. Mcdaniel 3 Co.'S nay
colt lupnan, Dy war Dance. dam Lass OF sidney,
four years old. rubman was 4 great fayorite over
Fadiadeen. and he won the race with the greatest
ease In two straight heats dstancng Fadl adeen in
the second, thus winning first aud second moneys.
SUMMARY
SAME DAY-THgeD RAcE-Pimlico stakes, mile
heats for all ages; s25 subscription, D. D.. club 10
add 5000 second horse TO receive $3.50 out OF the
STAKES; closed October l5 1872, with five entries;
value OF stakes kS25.
d. Mcdaniel Il Co.'S D. c. Tubman, oy War
r Dance dam Lass Of sydney. years old.
War Dance. dam Nora Crena. years old dis.
lime, l471s-l:I3L
DASH OF THREE MILES.
The fourth race was for a purse OF $500 dash of
three miles, for all ages 5000 TO the ntst $3.50 10
the second and $50 TO the third horse. There were
three entries for the event, comprising J. W. Wei
don's bay mare Flora McIvor, by Lexington, dam
Floride. aged; M II. Saniord's bay colt Monarchst.
Dy Lexington, dam Mildred four years old, and w.
jennings chestnut horse Defender by John Nor
gan dam CyncOnia, five years Old. MOnarchist
was so great avorite that very little betting was
done. The few wagers laid was at one hundred
to ten on Monarchist against the field. He gal
loped leisurely for two miles and then sharply
the third, winning the race by 100 yards Flora Nc
lvor being 200 yards behind Defender. Time 6:0lai.
greater farce than this never occurred on q race
track. ana shows glariAgly the folly OF giving more
than one prize f0r dash races Had this contest been
heats both of the horses that followed Monarcnist
would have been distanced. or they would have had
to do some running AS It was, they were sure OF
the prizes matter how far they were behind
Haywood rode Monarchist; Mclaughlin, Defender,
and Wilson, Flora Mclvor.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAy.-FoURrH RAoE.-Purse $500; dash
Of three mics for ALI ages; 5000 10 first. $50 to
second and $50 to the third horse.
NJ III. SanfOrd's b. G. MOnarchist by Lexington,
dam Mildred, years old (Haywardl ........,. 1
w. jennings ch. h. Defender, by John Morgan,
dam Cynconia, years old (McLaughlinI
j. w. WeIiOn'9 H. Flora McVOr nv a yinpfOn
dam Flofide. aged (Wison) )...................
Time, 6:0la.
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SPAIN.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Oct. ~, 1872.
In the Csrtcs yesterday Seior Pascual called at
tention to what he termed "the shameful condition
OF the teIerraphic service In Spain." He knew OF
cases in which dispatches from Madrid were forty
eight hours in reaching Paris and thirtysix hours
on the wayto Barcelona. He wanted to know II
the government, which had charge OF the tele-
graphs, was unable to do,better; whether the busi-
ness could not be transferred to private hands.
PROMISE o. AMNESTY FOR POLITICAL OFFENCES.
Senior Marios, Minister OF Justice, announced that
? new amnesty bin for recent political offences
would soon lie submitted
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

which il also rational. Keeping the mouth and
nostris clear OF foul matter discharged from the
resort 70 steamng the head OF the animal, and
appear to be toerabiy successful. Others protest
against this treatment All seem 70 concur in
the opinion that the sick horse should have
ABSOLUTE REST.
thorough cleansing OF stables oy deodorizing Is
recommended by all. The contagion has all the
characteristic OF an influenza, and, although II ia
not assuredly fatal its prostrating effects are fet
II. The early symptoms OF the disease
are said TO be 2 hacking cough, with general
dulness and all indispOsit0n to move, cold legs and
ears with watery discharge from the nostrls. AT
irst the nasal membrane IL pale, but as the
the mucous discharge changes to greenish or yell
low color and the pulse becomes more rapid. Az
soon 30 a. these SYMPTOMS ton appear the animal should
warm bran mashes should be given. The disease
is reported TO be greatly on the increase IN
and there are few horses in the city not affected
The street railway companies have suspended
operations, all their horses being sick. The livery
pended. There il hardly horse to be seen in the
streets and not a farmers team in sight
ali FOUND round this section ''' Of the state. and
the utmost CONSERVATION exists among farmers
horse in Syracuse to-day and it is feared the street
cars, express companies and hack owners will be
con Compelled to suspend business . in day or two
The horses OF the Onondaga MIX Company are ai
attacked by the disease.
ROCHESTER,. N. r., Oct. g, 1872.
The horse disease is on the increase ana there
are few horses In the city that are not adected
The street railway companies have suspended
operations, all their horses being sick. The livery
stables and the express companies have also sus-
pended. There Is hardly a horse to be seen in the
streets. aud not iarmers team In sight here
ab0uts.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct %, 1872.
The horse disease here has become public
calamity. Many branches Of business have been
entirely suspended for want OF animals to do the
ordinary transportation. The street railroads are
running with half their usual force and expect to
stop In day or two. The omnibus companies
have entirely suspended business, all their horses
being sick. Canal horses have until to-day escaped
but now the disease has broken out among them
and commercial men alarmed
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
APOLLO HALL.

The meeting room OF the Apollo Hall democracy
was crowded last night by some two hundred work.
ingmen, who claimed to represent body OF voters
variously estimated by them from forty-fve thou
sand to forty five millions, all demanding the nOmf-
nation OF Dr. Hannah for the office OF Coroner.
The Committee Of Twenty-One was in secret
session from seven O'Clock to midnight, and failed
to agree upon candidates, with the exception Of
those for Aldermen. or these Mr.. Glover, OF the
committee, presented the following list:-C. A.
Johnes (of the firm of Ii. Clews h Coz, Peter Gil
sey, Joyce, Solomon Mehrbach - Fitzgerald
and Raniamin r. Bpekman.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Oct. %, 1872
The members of the Prussian Legislative Diet re-
assembled in session, after the recess prorogation,
In this city to-day.
The Minister of Finance submitted the Treasury
budget estimates to the House.
The exhibit shows the following state OF facts:-
The receipts from all sources for the year 1873
are estimated at $l54,s56,45e, and the total ex-
penditurts at the same sum.
The revenue OF 1873 is expected to exceed that Of
this year BY $19,000,000.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct %, 1872.
The election in Morbihan to I'LL the vacancy in
che National Assembly from that department, re-
suited IN the success Of the legltimist candidate
SENATOR SUMNER LOOKING TOWARD HOME.
Mr.. Charles Sumner yesterday visited Mr.. J.
Lathrop Motley. Mr. Sumner will sail for New York
on the 14th Of November.
PRISON PLANTS TO PARIS
Letters from the Communist prisoners In Castle
Oler0n are published, complaining Of Ill treatment
and hardships.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

BALTIMORE, Oct 20, 1872
The pool sales to- night on to-morrows races were
as follows:-Dash OF two miles for the four-year
olds and upwards-Preakncss $685. Frank Hamp-
ton, $500; Fanchon, $40; Grace Rogers, Lord
Baltimore. Cadence and John Merryman as field,
$l6. Dash OF one mile-victorie, $52; sue Ryder,
$50; Nevada. s32; Wheatly, $50; Buckdn, $50;
Teetotal S26 bash of mile for two-y ear -olds-
Catesby, $50; Count D'Orsay, SIS. In the mile
heats best three in i've, the entries are Tubman
and Arizona. No pools sold.
FOOL SELLING IN THIS CITY,
Pools were sold last night corner Of Twenty
eighth street and Broadway on the second days
events at Baltimore fhe following are the fig
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. %, 1872.
The horse disease has broken out in Boston,
many animals being affected, but no fatal cases
have as yet been reported.
The grand concert and bali at the Coliseum to-
morrow night for the benefit OF Mr.. Gilmore
promises to be substantial success
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
rho Explorers Return March to the I'm.
terror OF Africa.
Com plimentary Banquet by the British
Royal Gc0gra phists.

OCI.
The Royal Geographical Society gave banquet
60 Mr. Stanley last night. Many of the nobility and
q number OF American gentlemen were present,
among the latter Mr.. Moran the United States
Charge d'Afaires, and Mr.. Clemens, the humorst.
Mr.. Moran replied to a toast in honor OF the
President or the United States.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
IMPORTANT FROM AUSTRALIA.
Completion Of the Telegraph Line and the Anti.
podes in Communication with London.
TELEGRAM TO TINE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. %, 1872.
The Australian telegraph line is completed, and
Communication is now open with Melbourne.
despatch from that city, dated the 2lst inst. is
published this morning in London, but it contains
nothing Of importance.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship wyoming will leave this port ON
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post Ofiico
ut eight O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at halfpast seven O'Clock in tho
morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
SECRETARY ROBEsON IN TRENTON.

TRENTON, n J., Oct. %, 1872.
Secretary Robson addressed large and re-
spectacle meeting In this city tonight His address
was q resume OF the work OF the republican party
during the past four years. He eulogized Grant,
whose name was greeted with several rounds Of
spulaua0,
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
ENGLAND.

Tho Circus Disaster at Sheffield and Its Conse-
quences-A War Ship Ashore-Wet
Weather and Harvest Prospects
Turf Sport at Newmarket.
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DENMARK.
TtlEEaAm : THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CoPESHAGEs, Oct. ~ 1872
Asgermann Lindencrond has been appointed
Charge d'Ansres and Consul General Of Depmark
st Washington
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
GERMANY.

Parliamentary Assemblage Of the Prussian
Presentation Of the Budget-Equali-
cation Of Income and Expenditure.
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FRANCE.

The Cause Of Legitimacy Consoled by an Elec-
tion-Senator Summers Movement
Plants from State Prisoners.
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