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The New York herald., 1878-11-24
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Steamer Britannia CBp, Perry Liverpool via Queens
steamer spain Csr) Grace, Livcrpool--F W 7 Hurst.
steamer Dorian Dir, Mcdonald, Bristol, E-Henderson
steamer Rhiwndda lBro Allen, Cardin-Georgc Bucy.
Steamer Anchoria tBp, Hedderwick. Glasgow-Iiendcr
steamer Oder Ger, Leiss Bremen via Southampton
steamer yidol sala tsp,, Ojnage, Barccona-E Pug 4
steamer Bermuda tBr, Wilson. 81 Johns: PR st Thomas,
Lssnsyra and ds "nsscSsMA %h Co.
steamer Ashland, Hunter. rernandinn.zJ x Roberts
steamer City of Atlanta woodruff Charlestcn--J W
steamer Bcnefactor. Jones' Wilmington, NC-william
steamer Old Dominion. Walker Norfolk City Point and
Steamer John Gibson, Travers, Georgetown, De- l.
steamer william woodward, Young Baltimorc-J S
Steamer Ncrrus Hallctt Boston-H Dimock
ship Daniel Barnes, stover. AMER for orders-R Buck
ship. Deutschland Ger, Roper, Antwerp-Hermann
ship George Washington cGcr Probst. Bromen-Her.
Ship ssbino Borland H.vre-B r MetcalfAco
ship Icnnie dr. Weston. Havre-Boyd Hinckcn.
BARK Atlas Nor. Larsen, London-Funch Edyc 4 Co
Bark Enirkeit Ger, Schmidt, Great Yarmouth, E.
BARK Johann KepIer Gcr,, spiIle, Bremcn-Hcrmann
Bark Atalanta GER. Hagemann Brcmcn-ruuch, Edge
bark Kaliiope Ger. oelrichs Bremcn-funch Edge 4
bark Karnal (Rr,, Upham, Antwerp-PI Neyius SON
Bark Linnca tSori Barsh, Ams,erdam--Bcnham Boyc-
Bark Edwin & Lizzie CNor), Thorsen, Aarhuus-Bock-
mann, 0erlen n 90.
BARK Henrik bscn tNor) Nedcll, Havrc-Funcl, Edge
60.
Bark Negrsucla dan, Revelio Rouen-Dsssor straekle
4 90.
Bark Augusta dtaD, Marcscs, BordeauxBcnham 4 Boyc
bark Ebenczer fNor, Nielsen Iisbon--C Tobias 4 Co
BARK Golden Fleece t3r. Dodge, Dcmcrara-If Trow-
bridges Sons.
Bark Reindeer Decker st Pierre, Mart- Trowbrdgc's
Sons.
Birk sacadaioc, Fstberg. Ha,ana-J r Ward 4 90.
Irir Ida tHay). Brown. Port PrinccR Murray Co.
Brig Acadia Woodward Port spain, Trin- Trcwbrdgc's
Sons
Brig l. 4 W Armstrong. Allen, Arroyo, PRIV 4 r
sehr Annie r Chase Poole. Kingston. Ja-I.eaycraft
Go. - .
schr Abigail Brown (Br, Iund st Pierre, Miq. via New
buryport-Perlins Co
sc4r sphinx tBr, McEachran, Lockport, Ns-Pcrkins
4 Go.
Schr Emma Fox, Berry Gavaston-Tnpper Bcattie.
Schr Acara Chandler. Jack son vilie-Marren Ray
Schr y q Sash Crowley, Brunswick. Ga-Warren Ray.
schr Jacob Birdss Blake Norfolk, va-Slarht, Bailey
A %
schr Mary l. varney Weeks Providencc-Chsres Low.
Schr r. ~ Clark. Mct'ann IIartfurd-G Walters.
Schr George Kane, Peterson, New liasencartwright
n Doyle.
sloop Emma l. Brush, Bunce. iIartrord-G Walters
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

.6h Of October with cook the
board the mate becoming derious and jumping o,ernoad
m % aa ana n %a Sasa aaps n 70 scp to
sar ne vessel The captains wife VINO was WIN h''
scnR Tuos Roy fBr) Crowel from Halifax for Balti-
~ more esnre % reported wrecked at Cape sable had cargo
scHR NErrrSrs BalpE from Anboy with coal bound TO
me- Went aground On kse opposite as
board
Brandywine, run by Ruth Carlisle, carry
away the Drews bboom, anchor stock and doing other
scnR wLLI,x EnL from Boston for Rockport Mass, TO
load stone Tor Newark Nj ashore I'D inst % Rock
Ton, register and built at Hancock. Me, in 1853
scan II lIorSlss from Georgetown, DC for Pr9vi-
prospect Of getting off, If the weather holds good.
sS hundred bars Of iron discharged Nov % from the
Barn Nov 2a-The scr Artemn Terrii which loaded ice
at Bowdoinham and ashore the mouth of Cath
which taken to Arrowsie beach for repairs came OF
this morning In good condition having sustained but little
BANGOR. Nov 22-Capt John NJ Gray. OF schr Diadem,
e, baTso, on TUESDAY for Aew aor was shocked
within few miles of his home in castine, and was
ashore below Reed the gale Of the 23d ult
Capt sansds 81 the bark Bach hence FOR
Bremen landed At the reakwater and brought to this
bark proceeded in Charge Of tie mate.
QUEBEC, Nov l3--The Sardinan. the last mail
steamer OF the season, sailed this morning for Liverpool
me Montreal steamer Is expected to run for nearly week
longer
SAN FRANCISCO Nov l6-The schr NJ toombs which re.
turned on Wednesday after collision with the scir q
xsOi
The schr Sine johnson ashore Albion River on the
18TH INST and will probably be total loss.
@i-Sclr Laura Pike. Capt lassen. from san francisco
for Humboldt Bay capsizcd yesterday Humboldt bar
All hands seven in number were lost.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov 22-Schr Sea Foam (of Bangor,
scott from Port Johnson for Boston with coal
struck heavily during gale to-day causing her 10 leak
that requires her to be kept constantly going to
keep her Free
Schr Il Atwood OF and for Plymouth reports run
mainsail, sprung manmast and started the stern.
Sandy Hook Nj reports the Chief Signal Officer 10
follows The small sloop star from New York for
Squam Nj Is ashore This station No danger life
Nothing be done for her until high tide and the wind
changes and moderates.'
VESSELS soLDThc bark Stag of Halifax 1874 tons. built
IT Sheet Harbor in 1879 has been sold to parties IN New
Zealand The brig James Stewart also of Halifax. l79
sold st New York to parties in New Zealand.
SHIPBULDING-Messrs Poland 4 Woodbury.. Vincent
Point Gloucester Mass have nearly ready for launching
fine chr Of 22O tons. built for New Jersey parties
Tho bark about being finished Ellsworth is to be
towcd to Rockland, whore she will be rugged.
LAuNcHEp--At Harrington Me. Nov 81 By Aonzo Nash,
the ship Eve J Ray. 1900 tons owned by Henry Ray.
Henry Leighton master and Others sho will proceed to
Baltimore for n charter.
At Philadelphia 23d inst registering 600
intended for the India launched from
tho yard of Birely Hilman 4 Streaker.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WAsHIScroN, Nov 81 1879.
The additional lfcsaving stations tho Atlantic
having been completed and being ready for circular
has been issued REMEMBERING the stations fixing the dis
trct boundaries &c.
Tho first district ssting Of the Of Maine and
New Hampshire, has stations The second district
bracing the Of Massachusetts has - stations The
third district the Rhode Island and Long Island has
" stations The fourth district embracing the New Jersey
coast has ~ stations The fifth district bcing that part Of
the Cape Henlopcn and Cape Charles has
between Cape Henry and Cape Fear has - stations The
seventh district consisting Of the Of Florida has
stations The eighth district, embracing the Gulf
has stations The ninth district sistng Of Lakes Erie
lakes Huron and Superior has l3 stuions The eleventh
twelfth district consisting of the entire Pacific has
stations.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRsroL, Nov 22-Arrved, ship City Of Annoy Br Craw-
ford New York.
BruvAsr Nov aa-Arrived bark valkyria d,r) Graham
Baltimore
BaExwS Nov 2o-Arrved ship Sirius oIsr) Frcese Bal
timoro
Sailed GOTH hurk Baltic CNor) Kruger Savannah.
BoRpvAux Nov 2i-sailcd, bark Perien CNor), Ledieu
United States.
CugnsorsG Nov co-saied, bark sylphden CNor, Hage.
man New Orleans.
CADrz, Nov IS--Arrived. bark Ibis Sawyer New York
(hefore reported without date.
DUBLIN Nov 22--Arrved. bsrks Alice Cooper Br,, King,
Baltimore; Angelo Accame Itan Ballarno do.
Sailed ols ship Eliza Everett (Br Dunkeron New York
FALMOUTH Nov 22-Arrivcd bark yolpini dtaD Oneto.
Philadelphia for Antwerp: 23d, ship 81 Paul Williams,
San Francisco: bark san Piero Gtab, scmdc Baltimore
via Queen stown all in distress--sec below
Sailed 23d, ship Iaugcsund Nor, Rasmussen tfrom
twerp, New York
on the Lizard I'D bark Gerhard Gen Klsmp from New
York for Bremen.
GENOA Nov I-saed bark Marie CNor), Jensen, United
States.
GIRcrSr Nov II-sailed, bark Regina Talck Godfrey,
New York.
IIrLL Nov 23-Arrvcd, steamer Bothal CBr, Paterson
Montreal
HAvRr Nov 23-Arrived steamers Jas Stevenson (Br)
Purvis, New York: Percire tFr, Dsnre. do.
Sailed 23d. "a NJ, steamer Canada dr Frangucl, New
York
IIosrIun Nov 2i-sailed bark Ingolf Nor, Knudsen,
United States.
I,yraroor Nov 2.-Arrved ships st Mildred CBr,.
Maury New York Dsilam Tower tBr Davies san Fran.
cisco a3d Amy Dora tBr Sinclair Charleston
Brooklyn (Br, Lindc Montreal
IoSpos Nov 22-Arrved. ship Ncckar (Nor) Lorcnscn
New York.
Sailed 23d ship sir Robert Peel Iarrabce New York:
bark India CNor) Meidell. New orleans.
LrsroS Nov I7-saiicd brig Rsbbon Coombs New York
before reported without date.
PLYMOUTH Nov 2-Arryed, brig Blanche (Br9 MallgraH
Bull River.
PxRSsNBrco. Nov ~. midnigh-Arrived steamer City
Of Rio Janciro, Weir, Vow York for Rio Janeiro
QUEENSTOWN Nov 22-Arrved, barks Thos Fack tSori
Bodal Philadelphia; Lcvantcr yesper New York; Lava.
auger Galveston; 2id AN steamer Adratic fBri Jen.
nings New York for Liverpool tnnd proceeded.
Also arrived 22d midnight steamer Algeria rl Watson
New York for Liverpool tand proceeded.
Sailed 22d midnight, steamer Gcrmanic (Br) Kennedy
from Liverpool New York.
Sourm,mrros Nov oD--Arrivcd steamer Rlalto tBr)
Avery, New YORK for Hull.
scnLy Nov 2ior ship Cromwell Bsrstow from Balti.
more for Antwerp Esd ba rk Eva Nor zsrharasen Rich
mond for Hamburg.
Sr NA1AinR, Nov 21Arrvcd, bark Escmpio aus, Pet
rno, New iork.
Pusouru Nov ai-BaTk Pietro Utah Sctuidel from
Baltimore das reported Queenstown has put in here
with loss Of hbcon and other damage having been in
iison with ship st Paul Williams. from San Francisco
which also at e here With loss Of bovsprit and foremost
aud vessel full uf
Bark yolpin d,ar oneto from Philadelphia for Ant.
werp has arrived here with loss Of bulwsk and sails
ship Hauresund tNori, Rasmussen, from Antwerp for
New York, which put IN here sept ~ after collidng has
completed repairs aud left today for destination
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
SALE OF PALETTE CLUE PAINTINGS.

SAIE VI iALEIIE CLUB PAlNIlN1S.
The sale Of paintings of the Palette Club collection
continued last evening at the Kurtz Gallery, No.
G East Twenty-thrd street There was fair attend
Of buyers. The highest prices realized for
J. G. Thoms good picture. Winter Morning" s35J
Leon Y. Escosuras 1.-The Captains Plan" $780,
}. H. Dolph's "The Broken Plough s45o Ricci's
"Thc Interrupted Kiss, $3.50; 0. Pitts "The Young
Acrobat $500; A. L. Brichers Beverley Beach, =
$2s5: H. W. Robbins ''On the Ausable," $780, Mrs
Widgery Griswolds THE Druds Cross s245; T. L.
Smiths Winter Forest s175; James II. Boards
What viii You Have $3.50; J. H. Dolph's Playing
with Fire" $40; J. +. Cropseys Delaware Water
Gap" sl05; 7. Lyendecker's In the Conservatory
.s1io; P. Torini's The Delighted Father" si4o;
Thomas Morans .sThe Watering Place" $3.50; A.
Segoni's THE Adieux. S165: j. Fl. Dolph's The
First Lesson sl45; Charles Hnes "on the Lake, =
Tasting the Wine" $40: J. G. Browns Pheasant
Thoughts, $40: r. Egusquiza's disappointment "
ss the paintings hs essnsh m smar
Boards Dogs Head Sl3; W. H. Harrsons "Moun-
tain Lake" S.: r. Jcnsen's Fishing Scene" sll;
'catskin Mountains So; J. i. Tnrnoux's
Twilight" sla N. J. Heade's Apple Blossoms"
s25 Arthur Quartleys Moonlight" s25; Dumou-
creek. Delaware River SAT- J. G. Thoms Feeding
the Parrot $50; John Williamsons Venice" s25;
J. II. Dolph's Comment yous Porter.
vous - $685. Eugene Meeks' "Friar Tuck"
s42: Chris Ruels Poultry Yard" sla; Julian
."old Mill on the Delaware, s24; v. Nehlig's The
Hunter, s25; William Morgans The Village
h"~p ns ss ss D'gss nssHns rSs
Cavalier. s5l; A: Mchetti's THE Victor"
$50; Arthur Quartley's Fishing station. Cape
NJ. f. H. De Haas "The Wreck" S75; Jules Garniers
Tho Muse" $50; ". J. Maertens The First
ss5. Some few other paintings and about twenty
sketches in water colors were also sold.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

PoISr- PrRr TO Nov 2o-Put in bark emilio Seconss
ItaD Dodero Genoa for Philadelphia see Miscellany
PoSch. PR. Nov 7-tleared, steamer Baker, Baker
Norfolk; sehr Bengal. Diggs. savannah
QrfBE, Nov 2i-ceared steamer Ph@ncian lbr), Scott
Glasgow.
Sailed Nov 2 steamer Sardnian t'r Dutton, Liverpool
Sr MARC Nov SIN port, bark Trait Il non (isr: Bal
lon Tor Delaware Breakwater; brig Oliver Cults iayt
Jones, for do for orders
sr JonS. nh Nov 22-Arri,ed, ship Lizzie g Troop Br
Corning, Hamburg.
Cleared 22d. schrs Opera DR. Fowler, New York; sarah
Elkins, do Henry. for Philadelphia,
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BAns GrtYo SEcovpo tftali Dodero, from Genoa for
rhsdcipin pat into Point Pi,re prior t. Noy - IN
distress having sustained serious damage ~ hurricane
BARS ALnNnr tBr Walsh from Quebec Soy II for lon.
qhtl with timber pnG back 90 Quebec I'D through stress
" weather
Bgm FIzt voprox AZ Delaware Brcakw from Gal
o. " tiason natiVcof ternany.
fell from pgcl aud died FROM his injures was buried
the i7ti
scnn i,rR, Mssssa, Grcgor from Wind-.r, ~ for
Alexandria with plaster arrived ~ Eockland, We Monday
last leaking A. the vessel " IN fine condition the enk u
supporcd proceed from that can be easily
found and closed upon grounding the vessel
scnR ~ IosrSsoN tof phppsbugg. Mel Cspt Glover.
oI Rvckan Me arrived at galveston from Rio Jancro tue
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
FOREIGN PORTS.

Cucos IstASp Nov lin port bark Satellite neo, Tor
cork for orders ldg guanu brig Kate McDougali tBr,
Inpis. for New iork. ldg gnano. y
t,Sso Nov gbArrived. schr Freddie tharotfetown Tor
Baltimore; Julia A Decker. do do. - -. :,
Gnssp TuRK TT, Noy iU-Arrived, brig Mice Or wont
goicry New York for Truxu schrs Hattie Card. Moore,
do: u T. >ewronh. Baker Boston. 80,
1I,tiftp, Nnv 2fArrvcd steamer STnntian u'r, aHh,
Liverpool far Baltimore -, ,,,,
MiGAGo,NE 2'ln port brig Goldhndcr 'r' ''ndley
for Bustou. schrs N Maconiber. tooHns Tor 10; tnnk
Borden Iunt far New York in ~ days Joshua 'tndlc
Frceihy, fur do. u days. . :.
NASSAU, NP. Nov T-Arriyed. schrs 4 \ Van Bruni
Tooker New York 90 load for DO sh CITY ol Chelsea.
Goodwin, Guadaioupe, to load for New YORK;
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
WHALEAIEN.

Put into Fayal prior 10 Nov . bark Reindeer Baker NB
to land the Of Russian bark from Bull River. Sc
which had capsizcd The Reindeer had taken oil
report Bark Com Norris Winslow. cruising outside
with $50 bbs oil taken this Ship James Arnold
Wilson had touched to land whose foot had been
caught in a whale line and badly injured
letter from Capt Fisher Of bark Lancer of NIB dated
cruise.
letter from Capt Wilson, of ship James Arnold Of NB
her faya Nov g. clean. Went IN to land Samuel
Brown boat stecrer who hurt by whale Oct D. hav
ing his foot nearly taken off ut the ntep by being cnnghs
in thu line while Fast whale. making
tho whale II being dark and Of sight of
ashi
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
MYSTICAL Avn DRAMATIC NOTES.

This will b. the last week Of Barnums.
The Florenccs playing TO large houses in Canada
~ puritani." with Gorster Elvira, is the opera
for tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Hendcrson's dramatization. almost a Life !"
Ia a Success at the standard
Mr.. Booth will begin the week AZ the Fifth Avenue
with revival Of King Lear
This will be the last week Of Denman Thompson
as Joshua Whitcomb at the Lyceum. Engagements
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
FINE ARTS.
.OTos CLUE ART RECEpTIo


The first Of this seasons Lotos Club monthly art
receptions and saturday Nights drew together in
the club drawing rooms last evening large assem-
blae OF members and invited guests artists and 9th
ers The art display gooi one and consisted OF
sixty-one pictures. Among these note II. W.
Robbins academy canvas, Morning." Herbert
McCords .On the Housatonic.' j. Lyman's Near
Highland. lew Jersey: portrait by George II. story.
Frank Waers admirable Cairo. from the Desert" {"
Of A. Mauve, sheep in landscape; W Sar'ain's
street Scene in Agiers:' Humphrey Aoore's taking
and effective After the Ball. J. II. Dolphs Wood
land Pasture Gilbert Gaul's careful and good The
Moralist;" Wylie's mastery head Of old "Breton
Peasant Woman" " James NJ. Hart's Cattle acharm-
ing little Bellows Windsor Caste;' A. L. Burners
strong and interesting "Old Gate in ohenburg" Miss
Kollocks excellent Views the Ausabe;" Miss
Brooks admirable and lifeke little head. Sweet
r. G. Minors vigorous little vista. Under the Oaks;
good cat story, by Dolph; landscape, by Casear;
Edward Moran breezy, .1he Victorious Madeleine:
pair Of Grab Apple panels, by Mrs. Story: lit
tie study, by. Cropsey for his "Od Mill: d. r.
Knights good water color The Return from the
Fields: portrait, by Constant Mayer: Henry Bacons
pathetic dog story, The Mourner:'' William +.
de Haas Eagle Lake. Mount Desert Wordsworth
Thompson's Night Mall Miss Abbot's Roses,
good in color: pleasing landscape by X Van Elten:
L. S. Church's water color, "A Window at Sunny
side: Miss |acob's Roses" Mrs Dillons Flow
ers: A. L. Brcher's excellent water color Sctuate
Cliffs; !; Clinton Ogvie's summer Afternoon in the
Adriondacks, aud Walter Saterlees academy picture,
Contemplation At late hour some receptions
were given. the opening ones being by Messrs.
McNulty Il Burbank
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
rHE FORTHCOMING AMERICAN PLAY AT THE
Union SQUARE THEATRE

UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
With the matinee next saturday Mother and SON
viii bc withdrawn from the boards Of the onion
square Theatre A. there viii be extra matinee
performance on Thanksgiving Day Mother and SON
viii have been played seventyOne times having had
run OF ten weeks, and the only play this season
that has attained that dignity. ON saturday evening
next an American comedy drama viii be produced
from the pen ~ Mr. Bronson Howard entitled THE
Bankers Daughter" This new play will employ
. cast Of seventeen artists ia its Ave acts and
the laid ia New York and Paris. The
names embraced in the cast are Mr.. charles H.
Thornc. Mr.. j. u Polk. Mr. John parSellc Mr. j. B
htoddsrt Mr. W. !. Lemoyne Mr. W Ramsey Mr.
NJ Lingham and Mr.. Quigey; Miss sara Jewett
Miss Maud Harrison. Miss Cowe and Mrs r. J
Phillips The opens in tho house of Mr.
WeStbrook. New York banker and broker
who Is the father Of the heroine: thence th.
action of the play Is transferred To- the
Partisan residence of John Sirabelen . rich
American the husband of the heroine The
third act introduces the audience 10 u reception
night At the house Of the American Minister thence
~ the courtyard Of the ruined Chateau Chateau.
BRAND where a duel is fought in the moonlight and
snow about the heroine her husband arriving in time
10 one OF the combatants killed. The scenes of
.he closing act occur in New York. the play covering
4 period from 1909 TO the present year. The manage,
nent entertain sanguine hopes of the new play being
a
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
ACADEMY OF MusIc-THE PHILHARMONIC con-

The concert of the Philharmonic Society last night
ras brilliant realization OF the promise Of the re-
,earsal Of Friday. The Brahms symphony was again
nagnitcently rendered the strings fairly SURPRISING
their effort at the rehearsal. and Mr. Neuendorf more
than confirmed the favorable impression of
his initial appearance leader Of the Philharmonic
NJ Remenyi again aroused he audience TO an enthu-
siaStc ovation. especially by his playing OF the
Chopin numbers. In music of this genre he seems
fairly TO revel and his ery magnetism mparts itself
to his instrument and kindles his audience into
warm sympathy that renders his conquest complete.
For the he played the brilliant fanase which
he gave at his first concert here. Sgnor Galass was
sS before at his best and compelled To repeat
the Wagner aria which he renders SO superbly.
The I.szt number, The Battle of the Huns does
not grow in favor upon further hearing. IL proves
to be too complex, too fancful ana the almost con-
tinuous introduction of the eymbas pals upon the
ear. The scoring l. the work of master but II lacks
the inspiring touch of genus. and the work, as
whole i not To he compared 10 the composers Les
Preludes or his Iamente Trionfo.' The makeup
the orchestra includes - vons, 10 0vioas lovolon-
rellos 10 double basses. flutes, oboes, clari-
nets bassoons, l harp, horns, trumpets,
lrombones, luta and DRUMS most admirably
balanced band
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
AMUSEM ENTS.
ACADEMY OF Mus1c-"oAnMEN. "

The seventh performance OF Bizets new opera
firmly ccmented the hold il had already established
upon the public favor. Miss Hauk in nne voice
and prits her singing recalling than on any pre-
sous occasion the voice. method and manner Of Lucc
to whom she proves most satisfactory successor
Signor Campanini, spite Of his atguing eiforfs oi
the week, brought to Don Jose all Of the lre and
abandon that has made his acting IN this r0e world
renowned. Sipnor Del Puente AZ dashing and IN
gaging as heretofore in Escamo. and the Iorcauor
song received the usual encore. The audience hiiea
every available seat and most OF the standing room
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
sFEFSwAY HALIs--HERR wu.HELM5.

AZ f1e farewell matinee Of his present series Of con-
rerts at steinway Hall Herr wilhelmj repeated his
marvellous rendering of the Beethoven concerto in
first movementl. and played the "Polonaise" by
Chopin, and fantasia on .'0thelo, by Ernst Again
he displayed his almost idyc sensitiveness 10 the
beautiful in his art his steadfast honesty and that
perfect simplicity which would be in itself rresisby
engaging from such man. If he not great
artist wilhelmj is player who never pals upon
his hearers. Sitting before him in an audience
feels rather As favored guest of some royal host
than a critical purchaser OF artistic upon
which he may pass his condemnation or approval.
aud ii jars upon sensitive listener to this king
OF artists brought back by the conventional methods
Df applause TO give his eager patrons twice or
thrice what they have any right ~ demand.
The remarkable quality Of his tone wa never more
fully demonstrated Its carrying power its smooth
and sweetness. Its volume and purity simply
unequalled. Detailed analysis of his different
be-s is impossible as the same glowing attributes
belong TO all. The Ernst fantaisc certainly offered
technical opportunities beyond the other
pieces; but this artist who makes light of
all technical difficulties and unbendingly surmounts
them all with such graceful ease, calls especial
commendation in effort Of the kind more than
another. After his playing Of the Raf concerto with
the symphony Society it may be safely predicted that
the violin knows Of ordeal Of technique through
which he cannot readily pass. Persistent en-
rorcs attended his every number, so that
his programme extended by the 'Noc-
turne. by Chopin; the Romance" by himself,
md the air from the suite in D. by Bach
In tine latter all Of his best powers find their fullest
rrsndest expression and IL not to DC wondered
vt that the house fairly electrified rose greet him
with cheers and that recall after recall followed
that II seemed If the audience would
never permit him TO leave the stage. The
supporting artists again Mime. Carreno.
Miss Kate James and Signor Tagliapietrs.
Nine. Csrreno appeared composer well
performer, playing two rarely beautiful u,orceunr,
.fnterTnezzo" aud = waltz. t'Ie Prntemps." She
heartily cncorcd and gave with trne feeling and ab-o
lutey fawless execution the "Berceuse. by Chopin.
Miss James sang the @Ernsni InvolaIni and Bessie.
the Maid Of Dundee" Scotch ballad by Gilbert.
This young artist shows steady improvement with
her every appearance. and will at distant
lay develop into true dramatic soprano. signor
1srlapictra sang Mattei's dificult song. 1T Amo"
piece If phenomenal range. superbly. and, for his
encore the "Canzone del fAyenturiere," by Gomez.
Hrs closing number. Faurp's lies Rameaux." excited
n Usual enthusiasm attending his singing Of the
aud, although IL was iniudciously placed the
closing number the artist recalled. There a
large aud brilliant audience in attendance.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
Strong. tIialf gale.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NV York. Nov 23-Noon.
The Western Union time ball fell to-day twenty seven
one hundredths of a second fast