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The New York herald., 1874-10-20
GERMANY AND DENMARK.

VIENNA, Oct. 10, 1874
The 7u0espresse says Germany has gwen
friendly and satisfactory assurances to Denmark
IN regard to the expulsion OF Danes from Schles-
wig. She has admitted the possibility OF mistakes
through the excessive zeal OF the local authori-
ties, and intimated her readiness to examine each
case and give iuil satisfaction where wrong has
fervent desire Is expressed for the matnJen-
lance OF good relations with Denmark.
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OBITUARY.
other Mary Agnes Boyce,
UrsuIfne Convent.

The above named lady, the Superior or 81.
Joseph's Ursuline Convent, East Morrisania. died
In her apartment at the institution on Sunday.
the 18th inst 10 the deep regret OF her Ssters in
circle or friends in the outer world. sister Mary
Agnes was in tue thirty-eghth year oi her age and
the twelfth OF her procession "A num- She was
eminently distinguished for hef unmole zeat Id
the cause OF charity.
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ALLEGED EMBEzZLEMENT.

William II. Allen, aged twenty.two. residing at
No. o67 Second avenue, booE.keeper In tine en-
ploy OF the Valentine a Butler 3afe and Lock Com.
pany, o! No. 2s9 Broadway, wss arrested last night
on charge OF embezzlelnent preferred by David
W, Thomson. treasurer Of the ABOVE eompanys
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THE INDIANS IN FLIGHT.
General Miles Driving the Redskins
Before Him-A Probable Surrender.

GenerAI Mics DrIvInR the HedSklnS
Before Him-A Probable Surrender.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19, lS74.
The Adjutant General has received the FOL.
lowing telegram from General Miles, forwarded
by General Pope, via Army Headquarters AT st
Louis:-
HEADQU ARyTRS INDIAN TERRITORY ExPRDTIoN,l
CAMP ON GAGEBY CREEK. TEXAS, Oct. IA,
via FORT DODGE Kan, Oct. IL, 1874.
This command Is driving large numbers OF In
dams In the direction OF the Cheyenne Agency,
where believe they will surrender, II not 10 these
forces. They are travelling rapidly In their en-
deavors to escape our forces. The expedition is
operating In nve columns with gratifying success.
NELSON A. MILES,
Brevet Major General Commanding.
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THE BRIDAL ATTIRE.

THE BRIDAL ATTIRE.
The BRIDES dress will be simple, but rich and
elegant. The under dress is Of satin OF an orange
blossom tint The rest OF her robe, OF Duchesse
point, was imported from Brussels. Her orna-
ments will be magnificent set Of diamonds, pre-
sented to her BY Mr.. Potter Palmer. The apparel
or the bridesmaids win be very beautiful a de-
tailed description Of which is here impossible.
THE FLORAL DECORATIONS
OF the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Honore will be Of the
most beautiful and exquisite kind. The senses Of
the guests win be completely ravished upon en-
tering this fairy palace, where the ceremony OF
uniting life TO lie Is once more TO be performed
and doubtless all will pass 'merry as marriage
bell" Mia NrM 4~w Mre.
THE MUSIC.
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Musical and Drarn.ttc No,..

The khedive OF Egypt wants Adena Patti for
the Cairo opera House for 1s7s.
Pasdeloup proposes to bring out "Eluan,n by
kendelssohn, this winter In Parts.
John Mccullough Is playing with great success
In Baltimore. He will be followed by Mr.. Toole.
Qdenbaeh has mada In one rear Of the Caite,
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RIOT IN INDIANA.

AtEnck OH TtuIIrOAU LMUOfGr8-SGafc
Troops Ordered to the Scene.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 10, 1874
Governor Hendricks to-day received n despatch
from the Sheriff OF Porter county stating that a
body of armed men were resisting his efforts to
protect the employees OF the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad while attempting TO lay track across
the Michigan Central Railroad, and asking for aid
20 quell the riot. The Governor ordered two com.
panics OF state Guards and Gating gun to pro-
ceed there Immediately. They let Tonight and
viii arrive at the scene Of the disturbance about
three A, ~
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SPAIN.
An American Newspaper Correspondent Said To
Have Been Murdered-An English Agent
Of tho Carlists Also Missing.

BAY0NHE. Oct. Is, 1874.
It is reported that Mr.. Cecil Buckland, q
newspaper correspondent, who was en- route
for tho Cariist headquarters, and Mr.. Francis
-Jerrard. representative OF the English Carlist
Committee, have oeen assassinated. "''+t
These two gentlemen started for Irun yesterday
morning. since which time they have not oeen
heard or ana as two Englishmen are said to have
been shot BY the republicans it Is believed that
Messrs Buckand and Jerrard are the parties re-
ferred to.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Bothata wal leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown ana Liverpool Also
tse steamship weser, for Southampton and
Bremen.
The malls for Europe wiliic.ose at the Post once
at ten and halfpast eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
The New YORK HERALD--4Edrton for Europe
will be ready at hslEpasr eight O'Clock in the
morning.
Single copiesr IN wrappers for mailing, SIX cents
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THE SWING HERBSY CASE.

The case OF Patton vs. swing was before the
Presbyterian Synod at Chicago yesterday. After a
long debate 1t was voted to receive the complaint.
The Judicial Committee reported in favor OF aG-
mirtinR the appeal oil Mr.. Patton aqalnss the deci-
sion OF the ChlCaQo PreSbYterY In The s,Ylnp case.
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GERMANY.

.aN4 LONDON, Oct 20-5:30 A. H..
The Aoyning Post reports that Germany has
definitely proposed 70 the Powers the adoption OF
an International maratime code. yff
The New York herald., 1874-10-20
Wallack's Thea ire.

Eyes, it's an old play-od to the Oldest inhabi-
tant-for when this play or the Rivals was first
brought upon the stage In New York Canal street
was bayou and Union square was IN the coun-
try. But you know these old comedies OF Shert-
dan, and the dear, amiable Goldy, such as the
School for Scandap and The Rivals and she
Stoops to Conquer from time to time renew their
youth, and that they are never old at Wallack's.'
Such were the remarks OF an old campaigner at
Wallacks last night, while awaiting the
lifting OF the curtain on the '.Rivais.n
Now with Gilbert's Sir Anthony ana Madame
Ponisis Mrs. Nalaprop show the old time comes
back again. Mr.. Arnott, as q substitute for
Lester Waliack in the character OF the gallant
captain and submissive Jack, had heavy task
satisfaction OF the house. Mr.. Polk, as Sir Lucius
hardly enough Of the snap and dash re-
quired of the gay and gallant Irishman.
Mr.. Carroll, as Falkland, made perhaps
as Much was needed OF the milksOp assignee
him. Mr.. Beckett, as Bob Acres doubtless ap-
peared perfectly splendid as Bob Acres to every
but even compared with Davidge he was good.
The Lydia Languish OF MISS Lewis was neatly
DONE and the Julia Of Miss Goldthwalte
was q handsome and pleasing Julia. Az
usual at this house, the play throughout
and In all It's parts was smoothly performed and
properly costumed 10 the historical period Ii rep
resents, and, as usual. full and appreciative
noneward, well pleased with the evenings enter
tainment. The romance OF "A Poor Young Aan''
will be produced on wednesday evening. The
"Rivalsn again this evening.
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THE RAID OF THE TEXAS HRRDERR

OMAHA Neb., Oct. 10, 1874
News from Kearney Junction To-Day shows no
more fighting, ard 1t is supposed the Sas herders
have fed the country. One of their numoer. who
was wounded In tae nght on saturday night. has
since died.
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EN- Suite or tn Single Pieces-An the
--latest novelties. in PARLOR FURNITURE, covered in
newest designs OF cashmere. tapestries vevetA en-
br broldsries to- HkRrS CO..
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RUSSIA.

LONDON, Oct. 20, 1874.
a special despatch to the Times saws famine pre-
wallis in the Russian provinces of Knerson and
BeaSarabla. ~
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For Coughs. Colds and Throat Disor-
ders. use "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRvCH esq having
proved their enacacy BY test OF many years
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 10, 1874.
BY the falling OF house in Leeds this morning
four persons instantly killed and several in
jurod,
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

Dr. r.FitlerS,RheumatfcR Remedy-Swo1n
permanently to Rheumatism, Neuralgia, NervonS
kinney DISEASES. Send Tor pamphlet Is Bond o..
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
Railroad Passengers Refuse TO Pay
Fare Until Furnished with Seats-Tho
Question To he brought Before tho
Courts.

Question To BE brought Before tho
Courts.
PATERSON, N. j., Oct 10, 1874
Yesterday afternoon about forty passengers on
the LAS P. NJ. Erie train, from New York, were
obliged to stand about half the way to Paterson,
and consequently several OF them refused TO give
up their tickets TO the conductor unless he ur-
nisned them with seats after they had got seats
they insisted that they should not be Obliged TO
paw their fare for the time and distance during
which
THEY HAD NO SEATS
Tue conductor refused TO accede to this PROPOSE
ton aud eJected the resisting passengers near
Passac. MIR. Joseph c. TODD, President OF the
Todd Il Rafferty, Manufacturing Company, was one
OF this party, and ne nae brought suit against tn
railway for $4,000. Mr.. l.. O. Blaming Phi, a.
depnia Jeweller. and two residents OF PateIsor
have also decided TO sue the Erie Railroad, Com
pany lor damagea, -
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Booths Theatre.

Tne farewell engagement OF MISS Charlotte Cush-
man at this house was last night inaugurated with
Shakespeare's "Henry WILD The appearance
OF the house bore striking evidence to the
popularity OF the great actress, and when
Miss Cushman appeared ON the stage sne
was greeted with friendly warmth by the
large and intelligent audience assembled
to welcome her. 1t is not the least remarkable OF
Miss Cushman's qualities that she attracts more
Intelligent audience than any actor or actress we
know or Other favorites draw together the
wealth and fashion, but Miss Cushman, by some
suDtie power oil amnlty seems to attract the
Drains ol the community. 1t Is needless AZ this
Time TO enter ut length into critical examlna-
ton OF MISS Cushman's performance OF the
fOR OF queen Katharine. IL Is enough
10 say mat as an embodiment OF true wOmanly
power and feeling 1t has seldom been surpassed.
MISS Cushman never owed her success to tue
graces. but rather to the possession OF some
what masculine nature that lent itself to the pic
turing OF tue stronger passions winch cnange .
woman's being and lift her for moment almost
out OF the sphere In which we best love TO con-
template her. But while her impersonation
OF the injured Queen Is full or stl engtn and
dignity, IL Is also remarkable for Its tenderness
ana womanly sympathy. Perhaps In no other OF
her representations has Miss Cushman so happily
blended the tenderness and force Of wOmanhood.
In the court scene her scathing reprOof Of Wolsey
and the struggle to repress her Indignation offered
splendid example Of the highest dramatic art.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20
Sketch or tho Missing American Corre-

Mr.. Buckland, who was shot by the Spanish
republicans, was private secretary to Minister
Jewell In st. Petersburg. He returned to this
country with that gentleman when the latter ac-
cepted the Postmaster Generalship, and it was on
the recommendation OF MIR. Jewell that Mr.. Buck
land was placed on the corps OF foreign correspon-
dents OF the New YORK Times.
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The Prussian Premier Afraid OF the
Par1tame entary Opposition.
ILond0n (Oct. q correspondence OF Dundee Ad-
vertiserl 10
There is no doubt that Count Won Arnim's threat
to resume his position as leader Of the conserva-
tive opposition In the Landtag has led indirectly
to his arbitrary Incarceration at the instiGaton OF
Prince Bismarck. The documents which were de.
manded from the Count were not OF much political
Significance, but they were made the pretext Tor q
thorough search Of the Counts house for certain
dispatches which Bismarck wrote prior to 1866
about Austria and the ultramontanes, and which,
published, wOulc seriously compromise his repu-
tatiQn. ~ -..-.-. ---l-l IL u
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FRED GRANTS WEDDING
Chicago Society on the Tip-Toe
of Expectation.
II HE IN W.T. ITO Ms
The Bridal Dress and Decorations
Of the Honore Mansion.
THE RECEPTION AND BANQUET.

CHICAGO, Oct. II, 1874.
The wedding OF Colonel Fred Grant to MISS
Ida Marie Honore, to be accomplished at three
p. N. on Tuesday, Is the rich morsel OF expecta-
ton which society at present tasting with thrills
OF delight In this city OF social sensations. The
ladies who are intimate with the family or the
bride rejoice In the delicious mysteries which
always exist prior to such events ana
carry their sweet consciousness OF heart
felt sympathy In their mocking eyes and
blushing cheeks and smiling lips. or course In
their gentle bos0ms repose secret materials Tor
pleasant gossip, which half the world would be re-
jotced to have put at ia disposal. especially that
large portion which cannot be present at the
nupttals
The preparations for the ceremony and grand
banquet, yelled from the prying eye OF Mrs.
Grundy, Of sequence, excite the greatest
curiosity In her and her daughters. The HERALD
correspondent is more favored than the old lady
ana Ia the happy recipient Of that confidence
which elevates ones self-esteem and stimulates
bis gallantry.
THE WEDDING RBCEPTION INVITATIONS
are very simple, elegant and tasteful, and are ac-
companied by q card or ticket, on which is en-.
graved the hour OF the ceremony. The wording
OF the documents is given below
MR.. AND MRS. H. H. HoNoRE
! their daughter,
Ida MARIE HONORE
and
{ FREDERICK DENT GRANT
Tuesday afternoon, October 20 1874,
from four to ak O'Clock,
VincenneS avenue ana FOrty-seyenth street.
Ceremony at three O'Clock.
The following Is the invitation 10 the wedding
collation., printed In violet ink on satin rep
paper: a3
WEDDING COLLATION.
In honor OF us
Colonel and Mrs. FREDERICK DENT GRANT
at the residence OF
Mt. and Mrs. H. II. HONORE,
Vincennes av. and 47th st.
! CHICAGO, Oct. 20, 1874.
family will be present at the church ceremony.
The reception VIII be attended by about 200
guests.
The programme OF the feast Is given as fol-
lows
SSSS
$stewed Terrspin. Escalloped Oysters. !
}Patties OF Sweetbreads. Patties OF Turkey. 5
patties or OYSTERS Fhiets Of snipes in$
on''A'n 'A'"o' Lobster Salad. paper 'a'''' !
$Boned Quail In jelly in form.
BOned Prairie Chicken, In Jelly In form.
CENTRE PIECE NATURAL FLOWERS.
$Groom's Cake, decorated with natural mowers.
! Bride's Cake, decorated with natural Mowers.
Assorted cakes
s Vanilla lemon, strawberry, peach, chocolate s
and coffee ice cream.
$Charlotte Russo, Charlotte glac6, BISCUIT glace,
peach meringues, strawberry meringues.
Apricot Port wine jelly.
Sherry wine jelly. Champagne jelly.
$Grapes. Pears Bananas. Oranges.
Fruit SALAD.
Tea. Coffee.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20
Tho Lyceum Theatre.

TWO years ago MISS Nelson made her 1rst
appearance in New York at Booths Theatre. She
presented herself without the usual introduction
re which We have been accustomed. She brought
no letter OF recommendation from Charles Dickens
We did not hear OF any valedctory dinner rendered
to her by her English admirers; no noble
lordling was engaged to send her Oh, with
speech at for quotation In our press. Yet she
succeeded Last night she appeared as Beatrice
II there be two characters Numerically OPP
posed those two are Juliet aud Beatrice. The one
is child OF nature, untntored, without art or
coquatte. an artu, designing, witty demon, de.
tending her weakness with skill. Juliet is all
the other All cOncealment; one Is all lips, the other
all nails; one Is lawn, the other is amarmozette.
acter as she has played nothing before. she
skipped through the part as hoyden schoolgirl
oVe like Eyery me he res to aet
the better OF the teasing insect ne only fetches
himself slap on the face; she Is Oh, but presently
teasing him to madness. When the drop curtain
fell on the third act the success OF the actress
failed in the great act OF the play. sne misreao
the fourth act woiully, especially the scene In
the chapel Outraged BY I'll the insult to
trlce approaches her soldier lover with the deadly
design OF making him XIII the offender Claudio.
Full OF this pul pose Sne draws him on, pOurs her
passionate con ession into his ear, winds him IN
her arms and when he asks what ne shall do 10
prove ul6 ueVotlOu, tucH WIN Cne puTr Ol y
tgress she murmurs In his ear, 'kil Claudio.n
He revolts; she fings HIM on, and, bursting into
the full rage OF passion, cries Out:-"Oh | II
were man." but. choked with impotent
Rss''n ss terrible sns'hes cruel ss
woman can be, ana hoarsely foams out. I'D
I'd eat his heart In the market place |" MISS Neil
son turned this magnificent EXPLOSION OF rage into
comedy-nay, ,burlesque-provoking insignificant,
nay impertinent. laughter, and making the ju-
this scene. How could she play the lapwing alter
the mournfui catastrophe which precedes itf
has not ibe stride o nor tne soidieriv bearIn0
OF Benedict-he played the part In mid, gentle.
manly, henpecked way. He reminded US OF
tenor. He did not afford Beatrice any room to
make fool OF him. The best played part among
the male characters was that of Leonato by Mr..
Weaver. Miss Rose ST. CLAIR was admirable IN
Hero. The comedy was spIenddly mounted, and
smoothly played to q cold audience, which was not
30 numerous as the occasion and the general ex-
ceuence OF the ntertatnment deserved.
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COUNT Won ARNIM, AND BISMARCK.
The Prince Chanoellor's Tactics Of Oficial Hu-
initiation sHd Delay.

BERLIN, Oct 10. 1874.
u is reported that the last aomiciliary visit to
the residence oil Count Won Arnim was merely for
the purpose OF delaying his trial
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

Tne United States Legation here has as yet re-
'cetved no confirmation OF the reported shooting
OF the American correspondent, Buckland, by
Spanish republicans.
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PARIs. October 10, 1874.

Tne Report OF the Assassin alton Of the
American Not Confirmed Mt the Paris
Legation.
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Troops Moving to New Orleans.

OMAHA. Neb, Oct. 10, 1874.
Companies and OF the Thirteenth infantry
arrived here from Camp Stambaugh yesterday and
LETT for New Orleans. Companies and will ar
rive tomorrow from Red Cloud Agency and leave
Tor the same place.
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The New York herald., 1874-10-20
Ceremony at three O'Clock.

About seventy-nve intimate members Of the
family will be present at the church ceremony.
The reception VIII be attended by about 200
guests.
THE BANQUET.
The programme OF the feast Is given as fol-