The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY H. l87e-QUADRUPLE SHEET

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BLACKSTONE In their midst while Mrs. Kelley deliv-
cred the ecitous address written the occasion by
Mr.. Henry ). Byron. To this Mr.. Blackstone replied
humorously. and the gratifying announcement was
then made that the profits from the entertainments
amounted 10 $4,000.
Eossi AND sALvISI.
The great Italian fragedians. Signors Savini and
Rossi who the pets or fashion last year, have
made signal financial failures in their engagements
here this year. Both artists make their last ap-
pearance in London to-day.
JAxAUscHEK.
Nine. Janauschek has been engaged by Colonel
Mapleson for an autumnal provincial tour and TO
appear IN London during the next season, when,
before cultivated audiences at Drury Lane, she win
find genial home where her genius will be APP
preciated.
MAPI.EsoS AND OPERA FOR NEW YORK.
Colonel Mapeson, OF Her Majesty's Opera, win
not go to New York unless he can secure tho
seasons. The secretary Offers the Academy for one
season, Mr.. Mapleson to trust the directors good
will for future lettings. Under these clrcum-
stances, Mr.. Mapleson says he must decline.
'LErRASGEnE, IN LONDON.
Dumas play, "L'Etran2ere," which has not proved
particularly healthy plant its native soil, and
may naturally be expected to die when transplanted
to English SOIL has been produced here at the Hay
market Theatre and viii have very short run.
'LEs DAxIcHRprs."
lies Danichefrs," another transplantcd piece, win
be brought out on the 18th inst. at the St James,
Theatre.
vcrd's "Ala' will be produced the Royal italian
Opera, Covcnt Garden, on the 27th inst, with Ade-
lima Patti in the chief role.
WEATHER PROPHECY.
Mr.. Rowland, who has attained such celebrity as
meteorological adviser to the English shipping in
and chief clerk OF the weather for fashlona-
bic garden parties, announces great atmospheric
disturbances proceeding from the western to the
eastern coasts Of North America.
WARNING TO ATLANTIC sHrMAsryEs.
Vessels leaving Eastern American ports coming
this way win encounter heavy and boisterous
weather.
DR. THoMpsoN's LECTURER
DR.. Joseph P. Thompson delivered the first Of his
series OF lectures at Langham Hall here on Friday.
can Revolution
The Parliamentary report concerning wnslow's
extradition has been published. The Daily Nescs
commenting on 1t editorally says:"It is eminently
desirable in the interests of nations that criminal
who has escaped one indictment should be tried on
another for which strong evidence Is forthcoming.
What substantial harm can result thercfroms"
THE FINANCIAL ASPECT.
Until this morning the financial feature OF the
week was sharp decline In Russian stocks and
corresponding weakness in Turkish securities.
4 BETTER FEELING
After the sultan's deposition there were many
speculative sales, but the statement Of Mr. Disraeli
In the House Of Commons last night respecting the
Eastern question completely changed the feeling in
the several markets, and there was
GENERAL SCRAMBLE
to cover the short interest that had been created.
rise in prices followed. This is particularly true
OF Russians.
Consols also advanced half per cent. Altogether
more hopeful sentiments prevail at this moment
AMERICAN BONDS.
American bonds are very strong, and further
important advance has been made.
RAILWAYS.
Little has been done In home railway shares or In
the miscellaneous list. Canadian railways have
been dun and lower.
THE LATEST ASPECT.
To-day frmness approaching buoyancy has pre-
vailed. The best point reached however, was not
maintained at the close.
AN ADVANCE.
Russians advanced nearly 5, and Hungarians,
Egyptians and Turkish to per cent.
English railways were hotter. and the miscenane-
Gus list unchanged, with little doing.
DISCOUNTS.
Discounts we're quiet but firm.