The New York herald., 1875-08-23
PHILADELPHIA, August 81, 1875.
LONG BRANCH.

NEW ARRIVALS AT LONG DRANCH-A FINANCIAL
ADVISER FOR THE PREsIDENT-THE MOVE
MENTs OF THE IMPERIAL FAMILY-A PRO-
POSED DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
LONG BRANCH, August % 1875.
There is at present every indication that the season
at Long Branch will extend until early October,
and that September will sec visitors here than
were to be found in July. People beginning to APP
precate the fact that Long Branch is enjoyable
in the latter part of the summer than in the early
months The sands no longer scorching and the
water is warmer by comparison with the cooler air
when the extreme heat OF the has abated, and the
bright nights of September show the in its most
beautiful aspect The arrivals last week have
filled up the principal hotels, and this week
will be a busy in the way of amuscmcnts There is
the first regatta of the Long Branch Rowing Association
for tomorrow (Monday), and the at Monmouth
Park on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Bijou
Heron Is to give entertainment on Wednesday, so
the week will be pretty well filled up
PROMINENT ARRIVALS WEST
The West End Hotel has at present n number of dis
tinguished vsitors-Smth Ely, Jr, Congressman elect
from New York; Governor Warmoth, of louisiana
Brother n-law Casey from the same State; Bishop
Doano, General Green, United States Army; Admiral
Rowan, United States Navy; James Kidd, of Albany,
and Tom Ochiltrec Texas being among the arrivals
of last week Quite a number of families have sgnlfed
their intention remain until the close of tho season.
and the hope expressed that the propricors of the
West End will keep open the hotel until October 1t is
customary close it about the middle Of September.
AN IMPORTANT VISITOR.
The Baron Gedalia, of Copenhagen is here with
proposition that will excite commotion in financial
circles provdcd always" as the lawyers say that It
amounts than similar projects generally do 1t
is nothing than plan for the immediate resump
ton Of specie payments by the simple process of putting
rrccnbacks up par with gold The Baron keeps his
secret well as the by which his great object
To be accomplished, but does not hesitate to declare
that tho praccabiy and efficiency of the scheme will
be admitted by all competent nnanciers MS as IL is
announced. He has had ono interview with President
Grant, but His Excelcncy, although an excellent list
encr is slow to pronounce an opinion, hence the Co
pcnhagcn nccromancer OBTAINED nothing but
a quiet suggestion that the Secretary of
the Treasury the best person to consult
Ipon tho subject Whether the Baron designs to inform
us how we Immediately pay OF all our national in
debtedncss well rs get rid OF our government and
tiona bank rag money is at present secret, but,
doubt the public will be informed Of all particulars Of
the great scheme before waking up and finding their
pockets filed with gold instead Of greenbacks The
proposition of Baron Gcdala is novel one His
ExccIcncy and His Excclencys secretaries know to
their cost The correspondence Of tho Executive and
Treasury departments is materially increased in bulk, il
interest, by plans for Immediate resumption and
the instantaneous wping out OF the national debt Our
volunteer financial saviors numerous the Nc
braska grasshoppcrs and almost troublesome. The
difficulties be encountered by the Baron are first,
Treasury Department, and next the embar
rassment which his scheme, if effective
one would throw in the way of approaching
Presidential campaign. What would become of tho
financial issue upon which His EXccllency expects to
be elected for his third term if imitation and rcpudia
ton were no longer rnCks ahead in the conrse OF tho
democratic shipY The Baron Is too with his pro-
posal TO blow these rocks out of~watcr He must wait
at least, until the national banks and their enormous
profits have made available in another Presidential
fight.
THE IMPERIAL FAMILY
fiva mai a nnit Dt
present quite crowded with members OF the imperial
family Prince Frederick and his wife arc there as
we'll as the Princess Nellie and her husband and the
family circle will be broken until Saturday,
when the Princess resigns the gayetcs of the imperial
and sails for her English country home 1t is
pected that His EXccency and wife and AL the younger
and older Grants will go to New York on Friday for tho
purpose of ''sceing Nellie home"
A PROTECTED ENTERTAINMENT
The guests at the West End and some the cottages
contemplate gcttng amateur concert and dramatic
readings before the close of the season The great
of tho readings Rotations by Mr. Daniel
Doughcrty and Mr. George Hocy, has excited desire
on the part of many of the Long Branch visitors who
were not present ENJOY that entertainment that IL
NAV b., repeated The suggestion to make the affair
a more imposing by the introduction Of music and
singing meets with favor Indeed many go so far as
hope that some OF the eminent dramatic artists, who
make their summer homes at Long Branch may he in
duccd aid increasing the attraction OF the enter
tainncnt by taking part it, 1t has been hntcd that
Mrs IIocVmight consent to read; that the charming
Maggie Mitchell might not object 10 making her appear
anrc before paror audience and that others might do
their part toward what would be the browning sensation
of the season The excellent management that marks
all such affairs the West End would insure n brilliant
the proposed entertainment should IL be
rod out The proceeds might well be applied " tho
chldrcns free excursion fund in Now York.