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The New York herald., 1878-11-22
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON. Nov. a. 1878.
ESTIMATES FOR THE NAvY-GESERAL CONDITION
OF OUR NATIONAL VESSELS
The estimates for the support of the navy for the
next fiscal year about the the sum appro-
priated during the last session of Con-
gress for the year ending with June next
namely, about S14,o0o.oOo The report Of the
Secretary will show that tho appropriations
have not only been confined within their
proper limits, but there is small balance to the
credit of tho Naval Academy and the Marine Corps.
As there some old vessels not worth repairing.
and therefore useless, he will probably recommend
that they be sold aud the proceeds applied to the
general fund for the repairs of those which be
thus rendered more seryiccablc Unless Congress
shall order the building of new vessels the Secretary.
with the means asked for, can render those we now
have more efficient and keep them in good repair.
Our navy is in much better condition than it was
year ago. and is well adapted to . peace establish
,nent but even in case OF war with foreign power,
ninety vessels for hostile purposes could at be
supplied. These include fifteen monitors and
six frigstes for coast defence, together with
two torpedo boats. the experiments with
which show their efficiency for the purposes in
tended. The steamship Franklin is regarded as one
Of our best ships. which, when her cruise in El-
rupean waters commanded general admirStion; but
with the present small personnel Of the and as
she requires zoo there is probability OF put
ting her in commission. Sho is now receiving ship
ut Norfolk, as is the Colorado at New York and the
Wabash al Boston.
SUIT AGAINST H. q. wORTHINGToN, Ex-COL-
LYCroR OF THE PORT OF CHARLESTON.
A suit entered yesterday by District Attorney
Wells for the United States against H. q. Worthing
ton late Collector Of the Port of Charleston s. c.
principal, and Hardy Solomon. 7. G. Dunn. I. b.
Johnston. w. J. Mckinley, William Gurney, Casper
Bart. Angelo Conale, Robert Howard, John Hanlon
and Alexander II. Shepherd su-ctes the bond Of
worthington in $4,000. The amount Of the alleged
dcfalcstion which the suit is brought is sl,si5.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sIrAsxa GsoRcI.1Tre hull Of the steamer s Geors. BE-
breaking las, The stern having sunk Of
sight Many articles had been liberated By tho breaking
q by the natives The damaged cargo saved and taken to
sis% s"1 '0'' ''' "'''' '-' s''''' "'''"s '''''''
sHr Cry oy Bosroy Crosby from Now York, at Yoko.
hama Oct ~ host part Of buwarks and had dcckhouse
stove in during the passage.
sur IIasxAm MoRRIs C'r, Dunbar. at Delaware Break
water 10Th from Antwerp tseIore reported overdue split
SUR JoHS RUTHERFORD tBr) Browne at Delaware
Breaswster 10Th from London, reports heavy gaos the
tire passage; split sales
BARK CHARLES Fonrs Law, which arrived at this port
hs sh n wa. iowed up to the sectional $ dScs East
r. before again Ain gGns & = sea The r bark
P.Rx STAT tNor, before reported ashore Lewes Del
has been hauled her anchor aud waiting for tug boat
Ss sss 4s ."S au at q as
y d.s Sswh.ii and others q proraenee
and bo comm anded by Cap. Thomas Gardner.
scnR Dosy. AyS., from Amboy for Bcsten. before re-
VA. raised nigh, of Nov placed tho beach Dam
age vessel much less than anticipated steam psmp
will free her Of water
scna fzgIv Tr.s-EGorts vero heing made at Jaemel
Scan HzttTox tof IIarwich Rogers from Philadelpha
I I sSs %s. .s ss% Il Fas s s !"
town sank IN less than 10 minutes The crew escaped
~ an h"a S%S. later ~ schr ewe Gap, t
And ass TO ss.sn a vi m ysssc w"s ina NAMED q,
owned onc-dfth and vas not insured.
scpm sAHAu Lswis t~hsler which has been reported
overdue spoken Nov IL off Fire Island by
saxon. OF Boston 10Th from Philadelphia.
scan FLORA woopuorsE from Brssos for New York, Is
rhicrcd the weather being nns shs I, expected
conc OF without injury.
IAtfrAz Ncv is-The Quebec and Gulf Port company's
FambrouVh viii leave Montreal Friday for
afax and will sail from this port for New York tho
9rh inst having been chartered 10y the Cromwell line
AterwArd she will ae between New York and
the West Indies.
NAGpALgN RIVER Nov 21--Schr Mermaid with cargo
of 200 aunels ~ fish arrived In the with ave fcct ~
in her hold. Tho cargo is partly damaged.
NEW ORLRsSs, Nov 2l-s,camer Rivcrsdale tBrl, Hum
phrrys which cleared from here Rcva
listed the refused to proceed Slc rcfnrned
to-day will discharge o Of coal and pSocscd
her The OF StI bales OF cotton.
Nrw Bvpyorn. Nov 20 Yacht Rover. Of about tons,
which smiled fr this week for the Dismal
fishing aud trappng excursion, abandoned IN
Long Island Sound night ri the 18TH having sprung aesk
Tho got board schooner th their traps
landed az New York. aud returned hon,c yesterday.
NEW I.o1poS. rt. Nov 1f-Sesner John Bras0e ashore
Little Gull Island vas copdcnned by The Bd cf sur
ioir md will be sold aucton Tho bottom s
plstefy of her ffth. ~ her has already
been taken out and the balance will DO akcn sut within
few
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. a. 1873.
PICTURES BY FOREIGN ARTISTS SENT BY AMERI-
CAN OWNERS TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
DUTY PAYABLE on THEIR REIMPoRrATIoN.
A recently published statement has caused num-
ber Of inquiries to be made at the Treasury Depart
ment the obligation Of persons to pay duties
pictures painted originally abroad loaned
trbutcd to the display at the Paris Exhibition and
now about to be brought home. The matter was re-
ferrcd to the Commissioner Of Customs. Mr.. James,
who has been reluctantly compelled TO rule that there
is no way in which the innocent owners Of such
paintings evade the payment of the custom duty.
The law is nnmistakablc in its provision that all
foreign merchandise exported must pay duty every
time it is newly imported. Mr.. James says he has
looked up the records and found the trouble
have happened after the London and Vienna exhibi-
tions, when American owners Of pictures by foreign
artists found themselves constrained to pay duty
pictures which in their generosity PRIDE they had
displayed at those exhibitions. and which they did
not know they could not bring home without incur
ring duty At the Custom House. As the duty is ten
per cent it makes heavy charge The value Of the
pictures IL determined by the Appraiser at the Gus
tom House in case of any dispute in the absence Of
an invoice.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22

AMI conservative and souadly democratic policy
which will rebound their credit il they announce
and advocate it, and that the fall elections ought TO
show them that they cannot hope TO win in 1880 il
they join the Western infationists.
What is urged upon the Southern men, therefore
in such private conferences have been held. is that
they shall determine to cut adrft from the Western
greenback crowd shall unite sound currency and
declare their adherence to resumption, their oppo
sition to the payment OF any war claims and
Of all speculative jobs against the Treasury,
such railroad and steamship subsidies and
internal Improvement schemes, and, in fact, put
themselves. in a body back on what called old
democratic principles. How these propositions will
be received when the whole body Of congressman IS
assembled here ii is not now possible to say. The
prospect that wise counsels will prevail is not very
sensible Southern members in the prasen. House. but
there also good many ignorant and weak men
who are ap. to follow the noisiest leaders and to
whom the hope of getting handsome appropriation
for their districts, of making things lively once
more in their section goes beyond anything else.
The DEMOCRATIC SPLIT
To the most careful observers here. even of
the democrats, it looks as though the demo
cratic party irrevocably split to pieces.
and the interesting question which now remains
is where the Southern will go. whether they will
hold with the West with the East, with Thurman.
Voorhees, and Ewing or with Bayard. Randolph. kcr
and seymour. But their responsibility, as the
majority who will control the democratic party in
the House is clearly held before them and they are
told that whatever they do will probably decide
the result of the next Presidential election.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. p, 1873.
ARRIVALS.
REroRIED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD |
wHITTsToyE TELEGRAPH LINE.

nEroRrED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITTs1oyE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Repui lie tBr). Irvine Liverpool Nov ~ and
Queen stown 18th with passengers Corl-
Steamer Olympic 1,rl, Craig ,ienos sept 2. Iesho1
Palermo I'D Valencia th. sena a0h. Malaga Nov ard
Bros Had light eascs,y aud nor,bery Wind. hremsha,
sda,e q q Ion 3: o. passed sr ;Issi lag Signals
dor Non osep. from Baltimore ie- Berdeaax; Nov is
aan s, = , ,'n s, q 81 lon ~ Steamer beyons r do FOR
Glasgow; no date -, miles Of Sandy Hook. steamer
steamer city q Atlanta, Woodruff, Charleston dsy,
10 p. iia,,erss ieh,shp bearing T. PASSED stoamer
bark Taisman ,hr Briggs. irom Turks Island for New
steamer old Dominion walker. Richmond. city Point
orfk With rndse and passengers 70 the Old Domin
Steamer 1berarie Gitbs Lewes Dcl with ndse 70 tho
oe pominiog srsanpship Gomga.;y Main.
sugar. Ess Sorssn s @a. Pas tho
Cape q Good iIpo SEPT = and srosed The Equator O..
heavy NV gale .sns several hours n witch lost and
BuT Geodcil cf sc,rspcr French Iloc isA DAYS, With
.n-ar % Drss.l Morzan 90; vessel 20 = Bnsk Co
DC, IN lon ss "a the Cape 30 days, with heavy
BARK Alba ptal sc.rpaa, Dartmouth 90 days in bal
BARK Sabino Padre dtap Masslh plymouth 80 days in
sa.s Ssrs S9s ts T j.. r',S SS-' . days in
n9rk arsps 'Gsr kn%e sns,rs I Z. days wi,h mdss
part Virginia i stafford tcf windsor NSl Curry Mar.
heavy weatEer.
Bark rrobo ntaD Cabcro. Gifgenti II DAYS. with sui
phrr order: vessel TO Lauo. Story Go. Passed Glib
rAltar Oct had variable weather.
Bark Baccininn Rc,ello GtJ BczH Cagliari WI DAYS.
viii st Attiio binnn Nov -. lat ~ 81 lon 81 40,
spoke schr Itf-cl. for 81 Domingo.
Bark Morning Star lof 1htks Islant Slsson Guanta-
- days. with sugar to d. Rivera CO. vessel to
Wasdeil a to
Bark Irimisa 90 windsor Ssi Barker, Mayanzss II
DAYS with 10 ORDER vessel 10 y whitney 90.
Erig Ellen Mitchell Backwood Liverpool o. days, with
chemicals to Snow burgess. Had heavy gales from ~
and NV the entire passage foretOpmast rtoys
bust. broke main boom. split sails and received other
damage Nov ~, lat - 40 Ion ~ ~ spoke schr Fanny
Flint. from New York fpt Jeremc.
Brig Solnaer fNur Henrck-ru. 81 Nnzairc ~ davs IN
ballast 10 Punch. Ed,e CO. Had heavy and NV gales
lost and split sails
Brig Maggie Glen 3D. Artuborg. Nrr0gr pr. 10 days,
with sugar GHwcy a tU-udp; vessel 10 master.
Brig Charlotte. Briggs Grand Turk IT, - days wih salt
Dwight Paft VAS days of Ha,trras with strong
end NJ winds. Nov 10 lat -. Ion a. passed qnan;ity
wrecked stun consisting NJ Joiner work apparently but
short time in the water.
Brig Cinry. Scott Grand Turk, IT, ~ days with salt
TO DWIGHT PlatL "a
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NEW NIGHT SIGNAL copE STATES LIrr
Signals will be made with either Coson lights star
rockets.
No lIcd--IanrerTo be made by the station first dis
covering wreck When vessel u observed 30 he in
danger j. will also notify personsn danger that
aid " NJ hand This signal viii be continued until ~
Is answered from adjoining stations Adjoining stations
will answer IL ~ observed. =.
No Mhite--Answerinr Srna--All signals viii no an
swercd Wy this signal notify the signalling station that
s .ignal IS aud understood II any signal should not
h0wevc the signalling station may be mott
fed by white Cosou lights two white star rockets
No3. tRed-Wlitc-Aid required: bring yonr meip lni
mcdiae answering this signal with No the Keep
adjacent stations will proceed to the
aid Of station making signal and likewise In answer 60 the
four following signals With tn. articles required
NOD tked-tircenl-B Bring Your boat aud equipments
No3. etreeBl--Bring mortar and apparatus
Noe. w -icdt-Hting life car aud lines
No z. tGreen- -RrdJ-Bring breechcs, buoy and i'nss
NoS. tWhite-Red-t d-tirecui--Brng rocket apparatus,
Nos Two iu rapid succession FROM signal gun
Assemble When this signal is made at station all per
belonging thereto will a assemble NJ the house
NBln maxinE signals with twu mere rockets they arc
~ bc separately short intervals tottnn lights
when burning. hrN the signa culnrs ~ succession.
When station desires tn communicate win only one ~
m adjacent saluns aud that station IT, the nofthMatd ~
eastward " will IRE single shic star rocket bnt ie
that the south vest N will fire two white star rockets
w rapid succession These signals will be continued until
Acknowledged ~ ftat!ur siynallcd.
iteboats before gnp of 10 wreck VIII be provided
With white Coston Hight, which will be burned to fscli-
tate tho Of uarcs fron The wreck or 70 gye n9.cs
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER %

xI's ~ Ssas: I%'sS' Vas days q hai'ss'
Brig Merrnan, Lscraw, salt Cay, IT, 10 days with
nrr VIM Mason ,oi Boston,, Adams. CsibaTlen u days,
wiIh sugar G Eahra 60; vessel TO Miller nonghton'
Brig Alice T.ron of Beston, Lothrop Sagua 4 ,. days
ton Was days o. liatteras, with strong = and NJ
Rrg Manson lef searsport Gardner Pensacola 20 days
With lumber g v. Carney a Go; vessel 70 II Y Iond
60 Was days Of Iiatteras, with strong and NJ
Schr Adana .Rokes ,of Rocklond,. Rhodes Bermuda
days with and molasses to order; vessel TO II 7
schr $ rbbtts Jones Virginia
schr Georse Aery. Rogers, Georgetown, Dc
Schr Fooks cranmer Baltimore.
Es~ Steamer Italy DR. from London. which arrived 2oth
50 m passed steamer City Of chester tiirl from New YORK
,Br3 do for do.
ss- Steamer Labrador Fr from Hsvre. which arrived
'ss 70 hea1y lasting days with
heavy head seas.
ator Br from Rotterdam which anchored below for
orders, came up TO ine city 2ist
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
IoUND SOUTH.
York. with potatoes to Duryea; vessel to Nevns
schr Mott Haven Collins caai. for New York
shr a Ida peeripg wsdn Taunton for New @ aSrs
,schr Potter Hooper. Bradbury Providence for Now
sehr VIM Van Name, Van Name New Haven for New
Steamer Albatross Davis, New York for Fall River =
Brig Alice Bradshaw iBrl Sanford. New York for Pass
Spain snd anchored on the HERALD Telegraph sta
tion NJ Whitestonel
Brig zsnon tsrl, Leblanc, New York for Funchnl and
anchored in Flushing Bayl
Brig Towner, Perkins. St. Crox via Now York for
New IIavon.
s,chr Kaie tB, Nelson New York FOR charlottctown,
PEI.
schr Mary Smith. True. New York for Saco.
Sclir Pallsdium Ryder. New York for Now Bedford.
Sclr Elm city Kelly. New York for Fall River
Schr X !. Kenny. Carr New York for Fall River
Schr WIN II Bowen. jackson. New York for Providence
Schr Angie IL Emma fisherman, Fish, New York Tor
Noank.
Scir James Potter Potter. New York for New London
Schr John Warren Mctiarr. Ifoboken for Providcnce
Schr Pnw hoy, IIallett. Hoboken for Pawtuckct.
Schr Alabama. Hawlcv. 1lobokcn for Pawtucket
Schr II G Whilden, Ferris loboken for Orient. Ii.
Schr Norman. Hadgdon, Wcehawken for Boston.
Scbr u Thomas, Thorndike, Port johnson for Ports
mouth MI.
schr Douglas Haynes Adams johnson for Boston.
Sehr : l. Adams Sickerson Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Bay state, Crocker, Port johnson for Boston
Schr i A Stewart Stewart Port Johnson for Boston.
chr Porto Rico Armstrong. Port johnson for Somerset
SchJ Huntington Nickerson, Port johnson for Provi
dcncc
Schr Nathaniel Holmes Smith Port johnson for Provi
dence
schr Sarah woostcy, Gallagher Port johnson for New
London.
Schr Red Jacket. Kendall, An,boy for Salem.
Schr |. J. Hamelin Vcsor AmbOy for Providence.
Schr VI Wnrford Sprague. Amboy for Providence
Schr AnsOn Brown. Cleveland. Amboy for Hartford.
schr l. Wells Wells Amooy for East Greenwich
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

Asoy oc. i-ssied steamers Mercnethshirc Or. stnr
AMOR a g. T. fs d Do & s's' oss
In por. Oct 10 bark Anglo Norman tBr, Davidson for
Steamer Aver"n Brj which reported FOR New York
vnrroo about oc.a-In port. bark Helena snow. unc
Isncro 9Th. Importer shcrburne Pabcon dc Plea
sailed Oct - ships Alexander Mc.aium Masters. Me.
.nss e I Harry .n ysrse PsGcss hs,,s lIa.niIo-
FoosHow, Sept 2e-saied bark Hiram Emery wyman.
Gs.cSTI nov ior. port bark Regina Tolck, Godfrey.
fFG osn N'G'ss sosa 10Y ssr ssw ss ,ss php
rhsan Kssung reporod por, Oct D Oct
e. 's Nsy sisi Sra Sssss5 ana ss
- % na "%
PIN and as sd 1dn DE-
Albert RUSSELL carver; and Aidebaren Br Cole. for New
1sa ol I a csgp. ss @ Dr. ,a % 4 s, Ss
1 ri s9 as Drs r
Vincent from Suctcw, arrived Sept ~; Annie burr snp
il,oso oe. isvsailcd. steamer Bracmar Castle on,
Ays, nre New york VIZ & % %arS 1s
ng aiss W. ark m 70, sysna and vera x yrA
Hsr,rAx, Noy 2i-saiicd, steamer Mississippi Br).
s" t6 port rSsi4I sh4 Sano small from New
malta, DC. 2s-salcd. bark Carolina Casanova d,an.
Maz,ea from BOSTON, syria.
.nd ss. ca @ r esa wao t" Brown
opEssA DC, 2s-Arriyed bark SAINT Anna Maria Ita,.
Murc. 40 via do.
Ponr PKrSrr Oct a. Arrived schrs Anna Bell fsif
En- Hostpn tand sailed Nov for Fo,t brro to lead for
New York; Nov Z, Jns Woodhouse. Larry, New York
9Th John q Rc.d, Farrcil Wilmington, NC.
sailed Oct ~ bark Trait dUnton isy, Bslon, st Marc,
10 load for Sew York aot scrS Ajax Norhrop Pcnss.
cola; Fanny Pike kiipdtrck Aux dAyncui Nov \ brig
Oliver Cults iayl Jones' st Marc load for New forh
9Th scr Clotda diay Rudolph Petit GoaVc TO load log
wood
IN pera Nov 10 sehrs James woodhonsc Iaury disg;
r%ror Ss i Nov iS4ciesrsG Si Ss il odiorno uD,
Rennu Havana
Qurssc, Nov i9-Ccarcd bark Montreal (fr, Coafce.,
London.
SHANGHAI Oct I-sailcd bnrk u Ayrpar Laphain Maya
sak another for Newchwang. to load for
Amos: ID ship Mary Whitridge, cut,cr, do: Ih bark
Mignpn, Soulc Ncwchwanr: f1tl steamer Ocean Ming
(Br), for New \ ork via Annoy, xc, ~
In port Oct 4. ships Mary Whitridge Urtter and Paul
barks Mignon soulo for Newchwang; Katie Flick
ringer tilmtn, unc Staghonnd tBi Fnwcctt do Alma
Tia blanchard. do: sud others as reported Otc =
In port Oct ~ ship Worcester tBl. tarnse, Tor New
YORK ldY: bark IIa,dn Brown, ilsynner. ior do do
SwArue, sept 23Arfyed brig Hail Columbia, Brereton,
Hong Kong and sailed 3lth for NcwchS anri.
In port Oct T. bark Brown, Nickerson. from and Tor
Ncscliwsng. arriy ed Sept ~. .
sisGspopr Nov yD--In port, ship Olive southerd,
Walker for New York ready chns 1a'ng Ger, for do,
81 JouSs PR Nov T-Arrised, schr Nellie Doe Trnsk,
Bangor. -
snflaURsr, Ns. Sov Io-Arryed, bark sca~ard tBr,
jonS XB, NOV Ie-Arrived brig Willie tHr, Amero.
Cleared eth bark Jennie Parker tFr) Veal. Liverpool
sLrARAiso Oct i6-Arrive ship Berteaux tbrl, Post,
.ycrosi., VI. Nov lo-Arrved, ship Rosie Welt, Welt,
Hcngkcng.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
AMUSEMEN
MR.. KDwry BOOTH IN 1.-THE FOOLS REVENGE"
AT THE YrFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

For the Arst time during his present engagement
Mr. Booth appeared last evening in his terrible i'm
personaiion Of Bertuccio. with al his accustomed
success.
In Victor Hugo. more than any other writer Of the
age lies the genius OF antithasis To ally some rad
ant virsue with repellant vice; to show warm
inner in cold and hardened heart; to point ont
the secret ways 70 the underlfe OF humanity; TO
paint in ch.aroscmro the warning passions OF
the soul has becn his chosen task II in this vein
that ho drw the jester in lie Roi samusc."
Twenty-Five years later Mr.. Tom Taylor made an
English version n the story for the late samuel
Phelps tho English tragcdan, when the Preach Eiue
following the change made by yerdi's lihrattist who
laid the lines for the opera OF "Rgoletro" became
Italian duke. But he made further changes and
gave it ending moro in the line of poetic Justice
Where. Hugo makes all the fatrs laugh NJ the baed
jcstsr. Mr. Taylor. more pitiful, gave him the salts
faction Of victim. Mr. Booth reforms still further
for his own purpose. But tho central character
the deformed creature in motley compounded OF low
and hate. remains the ard did grutcsuue
maimity hn1 moro intense embodiment than is
riblc fascination about II. The mockng langh
the biftcr gibc. the reptile gleam Of the eye tho
side OF the medal. with father fond 10 childish
ness--a guardian angel. in rntovard shape II is
true. but. still guardian sngel-as the OBJ
wrongs. seta trap for his enemy, in which he. with
all he loves s caught and how he reps the revenge
Of fool rivets attention from beginning 10 end our
last oct. The fool. thinking his vengeance il
ccompiished, rosts his ianced triumph. He Il
undceved he learns that is his daughter and not
the Mslatcsta's wife that has been dragged to tho
orgy Of the Duke within. The courticrs 10 join
the rcycls. Amid the frenzy Of his despair he stops
to try his bnfoOns art upon Them that no
may get past the door to her. Those who re-
member the horror the face that appeared between
the drawn curtains ut tho murdered Dcsdernonas bel
when sal,ni played Otlello will have something to
help them 10 imagining the torture all the greater for
its momentsry forced suppression TO testers grin,
W ia
distorted, qnsering frame, played by Edwin
Booth You cannot help but pity him in spite Of his
monstrosty ion catch glimpse 81 the half truth
in Baudclares words "Llorribe o'sst bcou H. bedn
c'es thorr,Jie. u ranks beside bis iago and his
Gloucester " It's fierce fnagnity and cunning IL is
The highest art from beginning 10 end
The burden Of he support falling on Mr.. Mordauut
as the Duke and Miss Ellen Cuinmins Iiordeiss
the play ran smoothly. Mr. Mordaunt gave in
his ample proportions ieshly realism TO the
part Of tho sensual Duke acting with deeh
and spirit He recalled the joy King Francis Of tha
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
WIIALEsIEN.
rx Ohio, Ellis. Az.

Sailed from New Bedford Nov 10, bark Ohio Ellis At
lanic Ocean.
Bark John Rowland Green. q FB at San Francisco
1lt from Piover Bay has GOO bbs oil 5000 Tbs bone and
.uMl lbs ivory Reports had strong southerly and sW
winds most OF the with considerable rain Oct ~
Mendnc Loatseerer, native Of Bravo aged about n
fell overheard and drowncd although
effort made to him.
letter from Capt Lewis of bark Lagoda Of NB reports
her ~ Fayal Oct 10 with JDo bbls oil, bound TO 81
Michaels To land IL.
letter from the steward Of bark Iydia Corey of SB
reports her arrival Faya Oct ~ with 2i5 bbls oil
board
SAN Francisco Nov 2i-Dnring the past 30 days II wal
have arrived at this the north bringing oO
bbs Of oil lbs Of whaebone and ~ 600 lbs Of ivory
The Siberia is the only pecied and she viii
not add aterail, TO the above totals The catch Is I'M
usually light.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22
ACADEMY or MUSIC

The eleventh annual benefit OF the Order Of Elks
celebrated yesterday afternoon by performance
at the Academy Of Music. The house full and the
applause frequent. Romeo and Juliet performed
by Mr.. Lbcl Plympton and Miss Maud Grangor
several pleasant selections from the opera sung
by Signor pyatt, Mile pGroui and other members OF
the Mapleson company; Birch and Backus gave
some OF their funny illustrations Of society lie
tius Williams repeated his humorous tenn
perance lecture; J. &. Williamson and wife gave
their Chinese question. and Den Thomson wound up
tho performance with his second act of "Joshua Whit
comb" Mg. and Mrs. George knight, Messrs. Arthur
and Frederick Bent, the cornet soloists; Miss Eva
Mills Mr.. Edmond $. Connor and Mr.. Frank Bush
appauded.
The New York herald., 1878-11-22

none the less for that good performance. Miss
Cumrnins played with spirit and intelligence She has
all the materials OF good actress, but lacks Yet
the desirable finish which time and study we hope.
will bring her. Mr. Buckley's Seraino, Mr.. Picrce,s
Naatesta and Mr. Fawcett for his scene with
Brigitta deserve a kind word.
The play viii he repeated this and tomorrow even
ings. "Ituy Bias at the Saturday matinee.