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The New York herald., 1876-11-07
AMUSEM ENTS.
GRAND OPERA Housr-nurrALo BILL.

GRAND OPERA HoUsE-BUFFALo BILL
A very amusing and instructive entertainment was
given at the Grand Orera House last night 1t was
illustrative OF peculiar phase of American life and the
principal character in 1t was Mr.. Cody ion. Buffalo
BILL 1t was designed to show how citizens and tho
wards Of our government conduct themselves in the
Far West Tho title of the play "The Scouts OF
the Plains" Among the many American plays pre-
scnted to the public Of late years. this has certainly tho
merit of being tho most lively in action. large
amount OF gunpowder is expended upon IT, Mr.. Cody,
rs the hero. is armed with repeating rifle, and
he certainly succeeded last night in soaring away
all the carpenters anu their assistants from
the stiles" II is remarkable that the
dead shot, when aiming ''supe," should
shoot carpenter in the stage regions above. Tho
gallant found himself in OF the acs in log
cabin, which for n the world looked like Fulton
market oyster stall of the olden time He in CON-
Quaker who dispensed tracts and SAID "Vcrlle"
young woman OF sero- comic proclivitiss and an i'm
possible lrishman The oyster stall Qog house,
attacked by fearully and wonderfully dressed Indians,
who were evidently suffering from the cilocts Of the
late torchlght professions. Mr. Cody had an interest
ing discussion with them and much paint was dis
figured the occasion The dialogue OF this remark
able play Is very monosyllabc apd therefore ntegble
the most tender intellect and has probably had its
origin in primary school book or a dime novel Mr..
Cody may be congratulated having produced one of
tho extraordinary American plays OF the present
day.
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
CLEARED.

Steamer Algeria (Br. Watson. Liverpool wa Queens
town-C q franckyn
Steamer Wisconsin (Br) Forsyth, Liverpool Queens
town-Wliams Cuion
stesmer Greece (Br). Andrews. London-F w Hurst.
Steamer Acton tBr) Robson Calais France)-J Tucker
4 90.
Steamer Huntsville Crowel. Fernsndina Port Royal
q ii Mallory Co.
steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory. savsnnah-Mur-
Ferris X Co.
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance. Bsltirnors-wm DsI
zell
Steamer Mayaower Davidson, Phiadslphia-Ja Hand.
Steamer Anthracite. Srumlev. PhladeIphia-Jas Hand
Steamer fraucons Bragg P"rtland-J Ames
Steamer Neptune. Berry Boston-H Diuiock
Ship New World. Hammond, London-Grnpell, Minturn
90.
John Rostmann. Ray. Gloucester. EJohn zittlo
Bark Fa (Aus) poschich. Cork Tor ordon-slocovich
Co.
bark Byron (Nor) Christensen Queenstown Falmoath
for orders-Louis Tctens.
Bark fido Nor, Tbornscn, Bordeaux-C Tobias Co.
Bark Garigano ual. ssvarese, Naples Punch Edye
Bark Cans Tode tNop, Josephsen oporto-c Tobias I
grig Revelo (Br) Bogars. Queenstown for orden-J W
Parker X Co.
Brig G Robinson, Adams. Chassston--J II Winchester
X Co.
schr Isabel Alberto. rooter kingston Ja-Lsayerafs
schr Geo Walker. Wilcox. Fort Spain trriuidad-Milor
4 houghton.
schr VIM Douglass, McIndoe, Point-a- a-Pihs-BJ Wen
schr santa Rosa Gsul, Havana-B y Me.calr 4 CO.
Schr T Hibbard (Br), Merriam, Sc stephen. NB-Jed
Frye Co
schr Minnie, wicks. Gaiveston-Evans ball q Co.
schr James Maoy Abdell, Petersburg. vs-A Dayton
X Co.
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrxwALL. Nov 2-Arrivsd, steamer Colon GrHn, New
York.
BArHunsr. wCA Oct ARRIVED brig Isis Anderson, Go
BrnxuDA. Nov i-ssilsd brig Cardigan tBr Mcdonald,
Prince Edwsrd Island.
BRpcxwArrR Ms. Nov s-Arri.sd. bark Draupncr tyoD.
Nelson, Cork.
DEMKaARA Nov s-Arrved previously. brig Cadet Leigh
ton New York
Sailed Oct 81, brig Shannon. Mcnc New York.
FATHER PoINT Nov U-Pnssed. steamer Coruthiau Br,
Menxics, from Glasgow for Montreal.
Oct 10-In port bark Nueveh. Giles smyrna
dad been boating and on tho Rock for 10
days, with heavy westerly vinds).
HAVANA. Nov 8-Arrved, steamer Columbus. Reed. New
York.
Whitehead, New York ior st John. NJ.
Sailed oth steamer George Cromwell. Bacon Cffom ~
John, NF), New York.
LavxarooL, Nov 2-Axrivod steamer Austrian tBr) wye,
Las PALxAs Canary islands, Oct lin port, schr Annie
Collins Bsylis from Now York. just arrived TO sail
return In III days
MAITLAND. Ns Nov l-Arrived, brig Wild Hene tBI.
Macombcr. New York.
PADAsc. Aug Arrived barks Fannie, Carver. csrdi;
18th, Gregg, Dyer, 90.
In port Sept bark Chattanooga Freeman, from New
PAssAnoKASG Sept eArivod ship ssmar. Mile.
baya
Jack sonvlle
JOINS, NJ Oct 23-Arrived schr Edward Burton (Bp
Brown. New York.
bourne.
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o. Nov s-saiOd. bark Kingdom Of swsdeuS
Howes. baltimore: Romsn Csowci, Phiadslphis; General
Whitney, Haless. New YORK bark ,AispPo' ,sBn.
%p n Harris dor
Minnie I.oury Spear and Laura Robinson. Robinson.
Hoboksn Leach, PendIeton. Roncout, Henry Wit,ins
ken; Abbis Psman Chase and Alpha. saulsbury, Pors
johnson Bssse Movris. Birch Emma Edwards Higbee;
Geo,rs u s9nrss nslsy; Eliza kmsry wicks' and
Cicsrcdstssmer Giaucus Bearse New York barAs Liz
sie H. B.bscn. batavia: New England Baxter New Or
Yorsncs Wackril. DoAns. Hayt; rryon, Nickerson.
BAIrMoRE Nov e-Arrivsd steamers soa Gull Lock
wood Chayieston; Louisa Walker. Edenton, NO. barks
Maggie nugg stsed Rio JAnelro; Lesseps Nor, stesn
S s. S.s & sM. DSss
iison Perry Sondoas Hattie crowoii oroxe boston;
Ryan, New Haven; VIM Allen, Lewis. bridgeport
Below--Bark VIM Owen tBr Brown. from beifnst
Mary Annie tBr). Cornish. Pernanbuco; Lucy Ham
mond, Robinson P0ughkeepsie.
s.sd.Bsrk Anna Marsrsths aud brig Finsoye
rSSssEs rSoSa. M 3 s..sn ''Js Jsas. ny Nov fsi f "
siIsfcL Nov VA 4-XSsissd soRr hsrSsss 6os~n fro'
SS coRPus cnaisrI Nov aclo.red sshr son.. Gordon.
CHARLESTON Nov s--Arrvsd bark Klisa Evslina tBr,,
Monroe: Hampton Roads. In ballast, brig orio sp Ar
ssh,Arfiysd; hip Adborsugh gn; MsLsap aav:rPSSl S
erpoc via Tybee; w Holmes tBr, Holmes o'ssso~ VI
In the oddnS Sd bark X clements Qsr), Kimba from
EDUARrOWN, NOV a-Arrivcd, schrs John cadwsiader
Fnnsy iiughsn Delaware city, Nautilus rsck. New
York for william Rice rrssssy s 40 -,
| KAsT GRKKNWiCH Nov 3-Arrvsd, sohs Lille Wells
| Wells, Port Johnson
The New York herald., 1876-11-07

ing cheers but sho wisely husbanded her re-
sources The Jswol song was given with per.
haps shade OF hesitation, but she carried
away the house. who insisted on lis repeti-
ton. But in the thrilling duet with Faust.
Tardi 81 IA shc revealed the full extent of her
sweet as a bell. cultivated with and rich in
promises Of still greater splendor in tho future Her
Of the favorable verdict and good will oil her
audience now complete.
u CHURCH sCExE,
the death OF Valentine and the weird passages at the
close. their pathos and dignity mingled with passion
OF the highest Kind and hearty paudits and a recall
rewarded Miss Abbott
All the local papers have had favorable notices. and
the professional critics anticipate noble and prosper
career from such beginning Colonel Mapleson
said to this morning that she has splendid future
before her, provided or his experienced caution sug
gesied provso, she Is not spoiled by TOO much
praise. Her performances surpasses much what
might be expected, considering her standing in the
operate world that the applause and expressions oil
approval are opatey accentuated s'Such
ccsses,n he said, 'have turned strong heads beiorn
now. sincerely hope Miss A5bot's head will not be
turned expect 10 take her with to America next
autumn with my opera troupe"
Mr.. MArLEsoS's PLANS
asked tho Colonel whether there was any chance OF
his taking company this fall, but be said was
not possible. Next autumn, however, he looked or-
ward to having everything ready. But he said things
have not gone smoothly with his arrangements he
to get a lease Tor five years Of the Academy OF
Music. Difficulties on this point exist between him
and Mr. Klngslapd and one or two members OF the
committee Some decision must soon be arrived at,
he is resolved TO have opera New York next fall
ana he must know in time where he Is to have IT.
Most favorable offers have been made To him, In con
nection with tho Grand opera House. by Mr. John
Norris OF the committee OF the Erio shareholders IN
London. He has been offered the first year free,
and the other conditions are very tempting But
Colonel Maplesou prefers tue Academy OF Music II he
have II terms which will enable him TO put be-
fore the New York public an entertainment complete
both iu all ts parts and a its accessories. One thing
Is clear New York Will 5e sure uf good opera troupe
during the l871-7S.
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The Custom House will be today from nine to ten
O'Clock for the entrance and clearance OF vessels
OLIVE SoUrHARD. Walker, at San Francisco Oct %
from Baltimore reports Aug 2s Carl Balschum.
fell from the foretop the deck and received injuries
which he died He was native of Germany, aged ID
years.
SNIP Ivy launched fth at Phppsburg owned by the
builder 90 Minot and Others and IL " be commanded BY
Capt Abner Lowell
BARK EDWARD IrRnERr tBr). from Wilmington NC, for
London which ashore the bar Of the former
subsequently, got of and went to the 9Th Inst.
Sem MORNING LIcnT. from Boston for Liverpool, Ms Il
ashore Cape Negro Hnrbor and full Of water.
SAN FRAxcisco Oct sO-Thc damage tho French bark
Refine du Monde IRON being ashore at Ava trihng.
and will delay detention She will proceed on
her voyage as soon ~ loaded
SmIPBuiLpixo-At Harrington, Ne, Mossrs w Nash
for Of 60 or 100 tons Aionxo
Nash putting frame tor ship Of about lOO tons.
the largest built in the place.
ship Of about tons built Matsaposeu for
Boston parties
LAuxcnEp--At Cnlas 4th by Nckcrson Rideout. fine
barkcntne called the Ada Crosby Of 0oi tons old
uement and elassed Al for She 10 owned by
Sender Adams, VI Philadelphia, ths buxdssA Crosby
cher commandsrl aaa othsrz
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suce all observed along the Atlantic and Pseine
coasts American Continent. When shsy observed
the European countries In the
II il requested that information be sent either by telegraph
tho London Office Of the NKw Yoax HrRALp 20
Fleet London. tho Paris ONCE, 81 Avenue de
ropea. Paris Who're the telegraph Is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street. London
.Bennct 81 Avenue dc rOpera. Paris" Where Of
observed in the OF countries beyond
reach Of the telegraph in Asia Africa, captains
may communicate with upon reaching the FIRST
lent port This information will cabled free Of charge
the HERALD and published.
n3-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The New foRk
HERALD has adopted distinguishing coston night signal
board the HERALD yacht. showing while
burning the colo red red changing from one to tho
other and be several miles distant
Captains Of vessels seeing this signal will ooge Nc
by preparing marine they may for tho Ship
News Department of the HERALD
DPersons desirous Of ang with vessels srrv-
ing New York do by addressing TO such vessels
Of HERALD news yacht Pier No. East River. New
York. Letters received from all parts Of the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
OPERA IN IRELAND.
MISS EMMA ABBOTT IN DUBLIN-coLoNEL MA
PLEsoN ON ITALIAN OPERA IN NEW YORK.

MISS EMMA ABBOTT IN DUBLIN-CoLoNEL Ma
DUBLIN, Oct 20, 1874
Your accomplished young country oman, Miss
Emma Abbott. made hcr lrst appearance before .
Dublin audience last Tuesday night IN Italian opera
and achieved success. Tho Dublin audiences have
much musical taste; they have many opportunities OF
becoming acquainted with good music ana good
singers There is always considerable sprinklng of
professionals among them, which helps guide thsm
in technical matters. Hence operate singers usually
attach special Importance to visit TO Dublin
MISS ABBOTT As xARGnxRirA.
Tho part selected for Miss Abbotts debut was
Marshcrita, in Gounod's "Faust"-an ambitious role,
when wc remember the many distinguished women
who have adopted it. There mad becu no trumpctng
of her praises the press but 1t generally known
she had abilities far average OF young
debutantcs, and large audience WAS assembled Ia
the Theatre Royal hear her Al her
first coming the stage II plain that
her mere appearances had made a favorable impress
sion She Possesses graceful, hnely modelled figure,
most expressive lace, which is iightcd up by con-
sant play OF cmotion, graceful vvacty vf gesture
aud movement. SIR Robert Stewart, the professor OF
music IN the University OF Dublin and cniei director
oil the Phiiharnouic and other musical societies In
Dublin, whose musical abilities procured HIM tho
honor OF kngntnood IRON Queen Victoria, has given
the following criticism OF Miss Abbott
SIR RoBERr srRwART's CRITICISM.
"Hcr voice Is light soprano OF long range, great
power above; considerable power the lower octave
Her dramatic talent IS very great, and her artistic
Ynung as she IL, she produced decidedly poweriul
Impression ~ Margbo by her reading OF part
socated with all the qrea. singers ol The day.
Tho nrst distinct piece sno had ~ deliver was tho
The New York herald., 1876-11-07

quality. The Exhibition in Philadephia seems as
though would be the turning point for reiorma-
tion OF German Industries In order that Ger
many may not play such deploraoe role al
the projected Paris Exhibition OF 1878 as sne
did IN Philadelphia the imperial government VIII
make the Official participation OF Germany dependent
on the interest shown by merchants and manuiactur-
crs, and the different ieaeral governments have been
requested to sound the opinions and intentions OF man
uacturers In their respective districts Is reported
that confidential pouvparers have taken place between
the governments OF England, Austria. Hungary and
Germany on the wisdom or advising the French cabinet
TO postpone the Exhibition for few years The con-
allow some to clapsc before planning another ex-
hihition manestly does not prevail in Germany
alone.
THE GERMAN WAR oFfIcE
has despatched Major Goetz OF the railway battalion,
10 the United states TO study ut the Philadelphia TX
hibtion and in other parts OF the country engineering
and railway constructions Leading military author
inventions made the United states ia the technical
military department As soon as patent - taken
out experiments made and on proof OF the utiiy
OF the invention IL is introduced In the German army
In the important military institutions, especiSv
the War Academy, where officers are trained
sion Is one OF the chief studies. IL Is
frequently astonishing how accurately German officers
acquainted with the struggle OF the North with thc
Confederatcs the tactical and strategical results OF
which were frequently turned TO bcneht by Moitke
In the Franco-Gcrman war.
The elder son OF the Mormon chief, Brigham Young.
accompanied Dy six elders, Is shortly expected IN
Germany to win possible proscyles in the north and
IN the Scandinavian countries The number OF Nor
In Europe amount at present to about OOo OF
which q, 900 England and 5,0OO in Gerfnany,
Switzerland and Scandinavia.
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MOTHS.

Matinees will bo given at number OF the theatres
to-day, as It is a legal holiday.
This tho last night Of "Adam and Eve" and "rom
Cobb" at the Park Theatre. On Wednesday night
"Crabbed Age,n new comedy. win be produced
"Forbiddcn Fruit" will bo played for but two nights
moro at wallack's Theatre. ..The Shaughraun" will
be reproduced in more than It's original splcndor on
Thursday
Tonight the local. State and national election results
will be announced at several of theatros among
them Booths, the Olympic, the Aquarium and the
Parsian Varieties. This will DO accommodation to
those who wish 70 combine politics with pleasure.
Tho new reading of Byron's tragedy OF .'Sardan-
apalus at Booths by the fleet footed Bartootti and
tho agile Mascagno has proved attractive than
the blonde king and his loving Greek iavoritc. We
may expect to thc gloomy cnide Harold skip
ping merriIy in panorama OF Europe.
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpm informed
that by teegsphing the HxKALp Londoi Bureau ad-
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street. London the
Paris odce addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue IOpera.
Paris" the arrivals at and departures and
Eastern ports Of American all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will cabled this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving At and sail, from French and Msdi-
ports will nnd the Paris economi-
cal and expeditions for teiegraphing
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at TenerIe Sept % barks Lacona. Clifford OF
NIB. from fsya sid 2.th cruise Oct ohio Eilis
NIB. from do crnse) Sarah Hale Sioeuni,
NIB, from do ,snd sid 9th cruise).
BARK Pacidc. Borden, New Bedford from Auantc
Ocean. has 47O bbs OIL home voyage ip bbls
do Has freight 10 bpis do from bark Janus Reports
spoke Aug 20 bark Atlantic Wing can but saw her take
whale day.
The New York herald., 1876-11-07

ng-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TIKI
coAsTING AND FOREIGN lRADE.-Captains or officers
vessels engaged In tho coasting and foreign trade obser
the removal Of buoys requested
to the HERALD. that IL may be
brought publicly the attention Of tho authorities
letter ITO the editor Of the RnALp New York
city,, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
uoa displaced buoys sAs OF their removal will
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.

Notwithstanding the ram, torchlight procession and
political excitement thero good house ut this
popular place Of amusement last night MISS Julia
Wilson proved particularly attractive In her songs and
also In the support she rendered Mr. Den Thompson
In his burletta called sJoshua Whitcombe." Watson
act and Tony himself in his budget OF fun proved
popularity by the manner OF rendering it Tho Austin
brothers Ysonshed the audience by their remarkable
skill in shooting. Tho nights entertainment concluded
with the Yankee burleta of "Joshua whitcombc," in
which Mr. Thompson sustained the principal character
OF Uncle Josh, old Jackson democrat, and In which
ter that the audience departed with hearty praise Of
his natural and quaint style OF acting.
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
BROOKLYN THEATRE.

Mr.. J. H. Stoddart appeared at this thoatro last
night his favorite and striking character OF Mr.
Moncypcnny, In Boucicault's drama Of '.Thc Long
Strike" and no was supported by Miss Katherine
Rogers Jane Learoyd. Mr.. Stoddart played tho
part OF the nervous old lawyer, who seeks to
hide his natural good -hcartedness under IN
assumption of querulous pecvishness only no can
play it, In his three Mr.. Stoddart made all the
Old points that have made tho character famous from
the Atlantic TO the Pacific, and was naturally much
applaudcd for his Efforts Miss Rogers excellent
as the girl round whom so much OF the plot of tho
pece rovoivcs In tho lattor acts after tho murder OF
her false lover the lady displayed great feeling in her
grief and emotions. Mr. H. i. DAILY Noah Learoyd,
tho leader oi the strike, the
full actor he ever IS, though TO tho old
payeoor he not intense in mood tho
original, Mr. Wheatleigh used to be. Mr.. II. $. Muir
doch Jew Starkie, was very good and It s TO the
credit OF this young and promising actor that he
able to assume important characters each recurring
week SO successfully. The remainder OF, tho docs
not require mention. The piece was shockinely
mutilated, the last act and the ship scene beiug
omitted, though the printed bill the OF the
sea captain appeared. The performance thus to
an untmely end, though as MT Stoddart had nothing
further TO do, perhaps il was as well
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
SPOKEN.

Ship Florida Curtis from Shields San Francisco no
~ bcforej, Sept 4. lat 81 80 4, Ion 90 40 W.
British brig bound New York, showing the letters
''PNWC," Oct ~. la lat % 10 n, Ion So 40 w.
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

The usual selection OF variety entertainment was
given at this house last evening The sketch Of the
.'Broadway Millincrs opened the programme for the
night, Harry Sheldon in some teats Of Juggling follow
ing. and then succeeded Miss Jennie Hughes in at
tractivc selection Of ballads which enthusiastic
cally applsuded. Schoolcraft and Goes in funny
sketch called ''Nusc Elocution" very happy,
and afterward followed other variety acts, the
ing's performance concluding with "Aruund tho city
Election Day." an appropriate piece, by the way,
Tor election In this sensation introduced
grand parade Of the old timo hremen, attraction
always received popularity by the gods IN the gallery"
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SAILED.

Steamers Old Dominion, Tor Norfolk; Richmond Rich.
mond, &c; Albemaric, Lewes, Del.
Wind at sunset East; at midnight. SsR
Barometcr NJ sunset. Su26.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Harlem and New York Navigation Co reports that the
buoy foot Of l21d street. East River missing
LIGurnousx NorIcE cE-CnARLssros Nov 21The buoy
marking wreck miles SW by from Frying Fan shoals
Lighshp has adrft Search made for the wreck
by the buoy tender Aanfhus but could not be iound
hence the buoy could not be replaced.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
eam-r. Sail. Dt.iimationl 0ace

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE xoxrH
NOVEMBER.
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DIAL NOV Q, FW-Wtnd N, light brcoso, bhfometcF
1850
AoL-axAD, Nov Q. PM-wind sE, light.