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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-24
CLEARED.

Steamer Montana (, Jones, Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams Guion.
Steamer Bertha tBr,. Langley Barcelona-R Borand.
Steamer Richmond, Kelly, Norfolk-Od Dominion Steam
ship 60.
steamer vineand. Bowen, Baltimore via South Amboy
and Camdcn-J Krcms
Steamer Franconia. Bragg, Portland Mc-J Ames
Ship Farrngut Small AMER for ordersSn0w Burgess
Bark Rcbccca J Mouton, Atwood, sydney, NSWMaiiler
Quercau.
bark (iehon tNor), Falck London-Funch. Edge Co.
Bark Lloyd Nor, Jacobsen, Falmouth for ordcrs-Ben
ham Boyesen.
Bark Navarch (Isrl, Levitt. Antwcrp-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Reviewer DIR, Brown, lavrc-Snow Il Burgess
Bark Whitney tBr), Spiccr, BordeauxJ whitney
K Co
Bark David Babcock. Colcord Gibraltar and Cadixchn
Zittlosen.
Bark Gaiathca tswe). westerberg OportoFunch, Edge
Rark Giuseppe Rocco ItaD, Cahero, Leghorn-Fnnch.
Edyc < co.
bark Fortunate Repetto dtaD Brgneli. Genoa-Dss-
sori. Strachle Co.
Bark EIba Pierce. Matanzas--J + Ward h Co.
Brig Don Jacinto erosion. Marscilles--James Henry
Brig j h Brown Foster Moulo. tiusd-E Du Berceau.
Orig Matilda Buck tBr) Buck. Vicques, PR-H Vatable
& Son.
Brig Ruth (Br) Lc Blanc. Arichat NS-Hatton Watson
Schr s l. g Admins Collins IIavre-Boyd & Hinckcn
Schr Ida Eldrdse. Fisher. Progrsso-James " Eiwe
4 Go.
Schr Lexington. Leighton, st Domingo City and Sa-
mana-Simpson. Clnpp Go.
Schr Cumberland, kcaxcr, Havana-J II Winchester 4
Co.
Schr Jcddo (sr Good. st John NB--PI Nevins Son.
Schr Teal dr. Hanna 81 John, NIB. via NcvWrk-P
Nevius a SON.
sehr Franklin. Nckcls. C;aveston-Tupper Bcattic.
Schr Nelly Potter Howsrd. Wilmington, NC-w Hin-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-24
REOPENING OF THE OLYMPIC.

AN INJUNCTION OBTAINED NJ DION BorcI-
cAuLr-A DRAMATIC EPISODE NOT DOWN on
THE BILLS.
Yesterday the Olympic Thcatrc-fresh and bright
with new paint frescoing and uphostery-opened its
outer during the day for the sale of tickets to
1.-The Brides of Gsrryowen." the familiar subtitle of
.sThc Colleen Bawn." fair audience duly o.
sembled at eight O'Clock. and the curtain rung up
upon the first scene Of the familiar and
popular drama. The play had gone on
but a few minutes when. the first scene
between Hardness Cregan and Danny Mann
opened. young man. hitherto unobservcd,
sprung from the box Of senator Ldecker, of New
Jersey box Al. to tho stage and. walking up to Mr.
c. A. stcdman, the Hardness Cregan. installing him
for Mr.. W. j. Fleming, handed him the legal papers
Of temporary injunction. granted to-day by judge
Donohue, OF the supreme Court. at the instance OF
Mr.. Dion Douccaut. restraining Mr.. Fleming from
performing the play. The astonished actor explained
that he was not Mr.. Fleming. and another young
man called out from tho audience pointing 70 Danny
Mann, That's Fleming" The papers duly
handed over 20 Mr.. Fleming. and i'm the midst Of
the confusion that followed the curtain was
runc down and the audience dismissed. The re-
sponsibic cssees Of the Olympic are Messrs Gardner
n Hailock-the former well known in competition
with recent ventures at Niblo's Garden tho latter
young gentleman new to the business Of manage
ment. In which he received somewhat rude and un
palntabs initiation last night On saturday last these
gentlemen through Mr.. Fleming, the director of the
entertainments, received notice from Mr.. Bouci
cault that their advertised announcement OF The
Colleen Bswn" was an infringement his rights as
author and proprietor Of the piece, coupled with
request TO dcsist from the production Of the play
Mr.. Fleming replied that II well known that
the play was common property in England; that IL
had always been treated here, and finally. that he
had not the time with new company, unfamiliar
with each other 10 prepare another play for produc.
ton on Monday night He accordingly went on with
his preparations 10. opening the house with The
Colleen Dawn" New scenery had been expressly
painted for IL and excellent company engaged to
appear In II. When the performance stopped
there alternative left under the circum
stances but to dismiss the audience and
nouncc another play, The Ticket-of. Leave Mar" "
for tonight THE Colleen Bawn' frst
produced In America at the Olympic then
Laura Keenes Theatre. March a., 1850 Mr. Bouci-
cault not then citizen Of the United states but
Copyright Law permits Of resident taking ont a
copy right without specifying citizenship thus giving
10 copyrights literary works more latitude than
20 trade works.
Az 10 the holding Of copyright by an alien, the
Interpretation OF tho Law has usually been accord
ing ~ custom. that the copyright held while the alien
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MISS CLAxToN's STAGE" BABY.

Every who has visited the Lyceum Theatre
during the performance Of the Double Marriage
has been amused by the real. live baby which is
brought on the stage during the third act. and the
ladies invariably become ecstatc. The suggestion
having been made that the child must be druggcd to
render it passive the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty Children yesterday sent Miss Claxton the
following letter.
OpricE SOCIETY
PREVENTION o. c yosx no !" S 81 isIs,
PRormrrrow MANAGER OR ANY ornrm PERSON Is CHARGE
or rnr LYcyua THEATRE
play known =. the DauSs Marrasc. now being psr
faHs used manner singer It's hea,h
that il is roughly thrown about and Is evidently kept
isu.ua sneh cases. respectfully cali attention
all purposes Of the play dummy could be thereby
giving csnsc for complaint. Trusiing 70 Your we'll
ay
superintendent and Secretary.
Miss Claxton was found by HERALD reporter in
her private office at the theatre apparently absorbed
in business.
what course do you intend to pursue about the
baby. Miss Claxton y
Il have not as yet decided. am confident. how
ever that when the Society understand all the cir
cumstances they will not persist in this demand"
Tell me all about the child, please
"The child's name is Joseph Kraus and he is three
months old. The little ones people are poor, and
the child's salary. which is $40 week, is.
no doubt, OF great aSSbtailcc 10 tntHi.
The baby is very healthy. and. so far from being
roughly handled is great pet with all Of MS. hold
the child in my arms, does Mrs. Lingard and Mrs.
Davidge, and all of mothers. more or less.
It's mother stands at the wings to take it from us
every night"
us the child drugged or given anything to keep it
quict?"
NO indeed. / was particular to question its
mother, and she assured me that she gave it nothing
OF any kind to keepit quiet Its cries could not be
heard. we all make such row at the footlights in
that part of the play. Really. think it would be
shame to take the child of the stage and deprive its
parents Of the salary that il earns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-24
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DhAMAIlC SOIEo.
There will be no Christmas matinee at wallack .
to morrow.
At the Arch Stree. Theatre, Philadelphia, this week.
the original Rice "Evangeine" Company is an
nounced.
Miss Annie Pixley plays Miss at the Walnut
Street Theatre Philadelphia. this week, supported by
the McDonough and Lamb Combination.
e The Merchant of Venice" produced in handsome
style at the Chestnut Street Theatre Philadelphia is
to be continued during the holidays. Mr.. Sherdans
shylock is notably excellent
Mr. Lawrence Barrett is having a very successful
tour with his play and his new character Of
Yorick Every engagement far has been series
of fun houses profitable alike to actor and manager
rip Van Wrinkle" will not be played Christmas
afternoon at the Fifth Avenue Theatre but Mr. Jeer-
son will appear on Christmas night. This is the
first time since the theatre built that the usual
holiday matinee has been omitted.
portion Of the twenty-one and Main Exhi-
bition Building of the Centennial. used by the
Philadelphia Permanent Exhibition Company, has
been fitted up q roller skating rink. very smooth
floor has been prepared and the enterprise is doing
well.
The Broad Street Theatre Philadelphia after being
closed for a week to prepare for grand Christmas
revival OF Dickens charming story of The Cricket
on the Hearth" opened last night John Z. Owens
plays Caleb Plummer the old toy maker and is sup
ported by good company. The play is handsomely
mounted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-24
FOREIGN PORTS.

,,-,crj n. Ar,,rod s,.erer rr.r,hoSo,ch m,
fI TEL ~ " ~ "a as.,,.a ,.rk sr.~.r c.,.
1880 i'uo o-N'''s'' v"'A 'P-''-"' Si"sseS'
BAr.v,x Oct 1assilcd ships Heprys sanford sleeper
:" a1 osS ssu naes' ie"hey
s"nrahays 70 -, ,oaa or ~ sos, Ta,, pl s ).
load for syansy Ns w.. r,,.,,,, - ,o,, o, ~,
bourne 49,. .-... 80. Mi. s,,
fa p,sd Montreal. l,hsir m, Desmond d.. hi,
ut, DIso.ora Val "' 'np' D''""'' ao' "'s
Henry ,r S Snx ssrt Ella Matthews for New yos o,,
~ XII, Thomsan for iIsvrs. Wamne 1Br a., w"n
tseai 1arr,e .yr,: ay,ef TOT &
m,em'ngwas unc sep w ,.,, un;, no. o,ma.
Mary Gibbs Mm',sm"rc: TOT nv1rp"o ,n ."nn
s"n unc' AZURE "e' S"cPpa'"' w """ '"o ho"'c 1r'
tns uo ga o,A~,,,.a h,;r. ,,,et. m, po,ox.on
ns W. H"m a ea a., "a, o., or hsr re,,,n. ia T,'
Mew nork ama sa" a N"s ~. ~. r"'"' --u ih"'
'p.". =" 81, r.. -, ...,.aJ hri,, Aict.~ rt.a.,.
~ v% y. q, Wararsiha, 's ' "us'oy'
Nsw n"rk " pI. ~, 10, c....a g.
-. Z ~ ~ ~ 49, ~ '"-'oe" '""u'
ocug Wv III T, .,o.m.r Ainha m, TO- NJ
nn.h'sN, wv --'"'' ~ 1''p"" 49, - "''.
mwda- ~. r,.x ., r,.,. ~. w..s.u
MArA.x' Dcc o>ic"re'' ''e""o' ''''c 'DD' "euuu'''
New lors' Oh ,..I r..ra,~,,S.... .,,.. No., n,...
,-a ~ W. W. vn,t die " o'' ''
MosTr,nso Nov AT n PIG stella navs sax.n.
nMn TOT D"e"os Hy'o7' ''"' "'s ~" "'"S' '"'o' 70"
iors, - =, - u.,... s,.,.h VI. l.,.- v.- vi
aea nov ~ PIE ~, S m.a II Inss, TT r, u,
NA9sskI Nv ''-i" Po' '"t" = " i"ssfs"''' Do~ TOT
hp p n"ns; ; ,"g yx ,A,,,vcd .rh,s sarah w HIM.
MsFaddcn Sew o,k ano sa ,; ~ .n 1T nAsses
In pott NY e. v =. .s 49, To-, "
.s r"I IA, nhn.on from Ncwn.r l. Arrived IS,h
rrcrs.y III, r,on, W. VIZ .,ri..d .rh~ a. =.
ravorte ,iGgns Irom Acv nark aivea nst Schr
R" ~ Nv s,;S Rober, nijl"n p,vi. Rio
Jnmeiro. s, raa So, u..o. .a Ia n
crsaIcm p;s,ec cod;nr far order. II TsJ Mawm;rr
.rr. Fst,o Rrn n,etIev Yrr Ri, Jnnc;r". Clsr.
LcsvH, Innost~; ""c; "snrs "'e nu"t.cy. Nm ~.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Dec 3iC,esrcd. schr Freddie Porter Chase
Baltimore
23d-Arrved, steamers Neptune, Berry, New York
United States Matthews Saw annah: Saxon SNOW phila
deipba brig Sappho mr. Brnknann. Demevara; schrs
Fish, Watts. savannah: Tannbanser Kennedy u Rand
KINNEY; Gcn Hall, ----; Charles Raymond Kelly
aud Ella Hodsdon. Metcalf, Philadelphia; Alligator
Swain Perth Anboy: sardinisn. lIolbrcok Newark NJ
MAY MunYoe. bartlett WeeitHwken Whittier II Thorndkc
eastman. Iioboksn; Hattie, White. do; George Fergu
Ryder Port johnson silns McI,oon Spear Rondout
Tennessee. Heal Hoboken.
Also arrived steamer Blackstone. March, Baltimore
i Ctcared-Stesmor Gtaucus. Bearsc. New york: sehi
Fveddic Porter Chase Baltimore Cora Eta for POINTS,
PHrr.
Z ssilcd--stcsn,ey Iinhope tBrI: bark sandy Hook
BALTIMORE Dec 22--Arrived, bark. Gemma y utan
Dsilorso Amsterdam Mstittino nta Chett Hull tbotl
Incorrectly printed In yesterdays edittonL -. =
sailcd-Ship Warsaw; bsrks AlbuesA Mndet China sns
AQuila
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AMSTERDAM. Dec aa-Arrived bark Hslsnsor DAM,
Ginge, Charleston.
AxrwEnr, Dee 2s-Arrivcd bark Brase tNor,, Hansen.
PhiIa lcphia.
BRISTOL Dec al-sailed, bark Francis Herbert (r), Nc
Kcnzie Delaware River
BELFAST Dec 21-Saled brig Ahto (Rus) Wirpi, Hamp
ton Roads
BREMEN. Dec ~ a 23-Arrived ships John A Briggs
Randall Philadelphia: barks Carl Imenoes Sorl iavor
sen. Richmond; TclcSraf (sus, Cedcr do Alamo Ger
Brudehausen Charleston: tioctt tBr1, Pratt Baltimore
Clara ter. Gsrdcs, do.
BORDEAUX. Dee 2a-Arrived bark W I Whiting tBr)
Groves. baltimore.
Sailed aist bark Bosvid tNor,. Icnrcksen Now York
Sailed from Royan I'D bark Brothers Sisters Br Bu
mer New York.
CoRvu Dee l5-Arrved, bark Maria dtaD. Lignori, New
York.
DrsLrx Dec aosailcd bark Teoce utaD Basilo United
States
DuSKinK Dec aO-Arrived bark John Boyd (Br. Grant
Philadelphia mot previously.
FALMOUTH, Dec 23-Arrvci bark Litte6cld Carver
Iqniquc
on Lizard o3d steamer Amaryllis CBp, Blagburn,
New Orleans for Rcval.
Arrived in the English Channel a3d, brig Esras (Sor
Petersen from Wilmington. NC
GRiMsBY. Doc a-Arrivcd steamer Flos (Br Thompson
Galveston for Reveal
GorrESnuRc. Dec lo-Arrived. bark Berg (Nor Mel
sen. Charleston.
HUI, Dec 3s-Saed bark Mizpah (BD, Potter. Phila
dclphia.
HAv"h Dec % AM-Arr'Scn' s''"mef 0""a'" ~
Franeucl, New York.
sa''ed @'d, AM steamer SueVa 'ucr,' rra"Aen IRON
amonrs New YORK. dc'ayed from inc 1's' on account OF
snow storm
HONG MoN'' DEC i'-s"'ieu' sup iha'"' ra''e"' "c"
zones
Lt'kHrooL DEC @i-Arrsea' Dark SUNBEAM 'Dl. DAVIS
Darien I'D Aurora t3r Lee Norfolk; Mcmnon
ln'' nu.'ef Ne~ io'A' ''a'o VI A'"o"'' uD' i''"'o
Portland
s",'u 80 os.ns Aumr"' .os''no" WET, "e"'' isooo
-'' " , "s' -" ~
New York; barks osmond OBrien Br) Scott Bull River
90 susan campocl mr. BROOKS. new ORR; Montreal
tbr, 0mihees' River Vue'e' oris hawa'na shp' Evans
nun isNcr.
LIMERICK Dec 2s-Arrived DARK Alison Ger, Gromsch
Baltimore.
Sailed a3d. bnrk Luce dtaD Felugo Nov York
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Tho Bergen Point buoy been carried from its
position and rarity brokcn. and lies in the middle Of the
Kills nearly Port Richmond II Is serions OH
stacle 10 passing vessels and unless removed
damage.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. %, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

EgPoHTEp ny HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIIEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Lapacc Cr) Sco6cld Rio Janeiro Nov -. with
coffee aud passengers 10 Busk JevOns From lat ~ had
a succession ~ NV gales
steamer New York Quick New Orleans Dec ID With
tndse and ia Bugert Morgan Dee ~ miles
Of Bsruega passed sclr Ispe Beard. Perry. from ~
Helena via Cabenda for New Bedford.
steamer Ashland Hunter Fcrnandna days. with ndse
and passengers n Robcrtr Der ~ on tape lookout
encountered violent gale from 81 and was hove to ~
hours, thence very heavy westerly winds.
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NO HOLIDAYS FOR NAVAL CADETS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1873.
The Superintendent of the Naval Academy has de-
cidcd not to grant leave OF absence to any of the
cadets during the holidays He is constrained to do
this as he could not extend privilege TO and
fuse il to Others even for two days. and TO grant
general leave would seriously interfere with their
preparation for the February examination. on which
their future standing depends.
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MOVEMENT OF NATIONAL vEssELs--oRDERs.

MOVEMENT OF NATIONAL vEssELs-oRDERs
WASHINGTON Dec. %. 1878.
The Marion was at Funchal. Madeira. on the 3oth
of November route to New York.
The vandalia was at Tencrifc. Canary Islands, on
the 25th of November and intended to leave.
as the weather permitted. for Boston. The health of
the officers and crew is reported as good.
ORDERS
Commander William T. simpson has been detached
from duty at the Naval Academy and placed wait
ing orders. Masters Alphonso II. Cobb and Gus
tavus c. Hanus have been detached from the Coast
Survey steamer Silliman and placed on waiting
orders.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YORK Dec 23-Noon.
The Western Union time ball failed drop to-day In
sequence Of q mistake at Washington Observatory
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Steamer Regulator for Wilmington. NC: ship Terps.
chore 0erD Bremen: barks Lesseps (Nor), Cncn Europa
Ger. London; Dcseti Dnbrovscki Aus. do; Douglass
Campbell (Br) do Amaranth Ger. do; Shatemuc tl3r
Iivcrpool Recovery tBr Antwerp Richard Pearse (sr
Malaga Elotts t3r GIoucestcr; Fimahnger (Nor), Rot
far,la
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steamer City OF Macon Kemptan. savannah 81 hours.
steamer q Knight, Chichester Georsetown. DC with
steamer Fanita smith Philadelphia with m,ise
Hand
R. .fs ss%Ssf Tssa ''"''a
Rss lca Or e'essn Bslso - days ~, Nth
rss for = sy, , y heavy NV 1s and wss Iogsa to
tempting 10 come % The vessel
ns sf NSs Hss 81 rs weather, - with
Ser weicy Aobott lot Plymouth. Mass French Jerc,
%f Loud WIN De- H.
strong gale from 81 lasting 4 nGrs n Which lost part Of
ssh Pores. CIV ,of oaskim1 tqan S = ays
Dee y hsd heavy Sc gale: since strong westerly gales;
schr col Ransc Rose. Brunswick .a. 10 DAYS with
e S"SSra G' vs.s !" W ki.n%on HIy
Ssh For, s,sH%,n s.rss!.@. n DC
Schr Emma Arey. Smith Alexandria
sehr Ella Mathews. steon, AeSandris,
Schr Jennie Hall, Iongsrce Virginia. with wood to
schr bonita Evans. Virginia with wood to II P Ravens.
sshr kxsr,i W.l lyman ,snns vi yi,aj.
schr Eyn Belle Clark virginia.
ssSr fiiiss,,: isssia s yTTi %I..,n,
sshr I:r rhar9 IA. anderson ; Virginia
sch S E ti" White ' xbha, Virginia
s ssSr YAK cSot F.sssSe rarS Virginia
ssRr Ps:.,sr BSssS v,Esis for Newport
Schr Mary II Oliver. Baker Philadelphia.
schr Hattie Perry, Chase. Philadelphia for New Bed
ford
sclr & q W Kinds, IIili Pailadclphia for Newport.
Schr Lucy Jones, Marhngh, Philadclphia for Bridge
Schr Jniia Bcrkelo Davidson Philadelphia for New
nyci Dec ~ at II 30 AN. when m SANDY Hook. was
into by schr Hines broke quarter rail and stove
buiwarks aud boat: damage Ia tho Hines unknown.
Schr Mary T. oliver, Baker. Chester. Pa.
.SS- Ship Dnnsyrc DR. from Belfast, which was an
chorcd IN Bay for orders mp the city
23d
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Doris Shirley Providence for New York. with
mfsc and passengers TO Isaac Odcll
Schr Ella May Camp Chnrlottctown PEI. for Now York,
with potatoes to order.
schr solomon Poole Matheosous Summcrsde. PEI. for
New York, with potatoes to Mix K Co.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Franeonia, Bragg. Now York for Portland.
anchored in Hart Island Roads.
Bark FWhtncy Orr, Spccr. New York for Bordeaux.
Schr Mormon. Trust New York for Passages SPAIN
Schr MorcliEht. Allen. New York for Boston.
Schr Tcleumnh. Bennett. Now York for Boston.
Schr Frcestonc. Stevens NcwYork for Portland Ct
Schr Pcndcton. Hobokcn for Portland, Me-
Schr t3race Cushing Hamilton. 1Ioboken for Boston.
Schr Henry II Icavy. Lcsvy Ho0ken for Providence.
Schr Bnlsora sherman Alley Port johnson for Provi
dence
Schr Liberty, smith, Amboy for Norwich
Schr Sparkle. shropshire, Amboy for New Haven.
Schr Sunbeam Robinson. philadelphia for Now Haven.
Schr Blast. Taylor. Philadelphia for Now Haven.
Schr Gov Smith, Berry, Georgetown DC. for Port
land, Me.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bark Nineveh. wyman from Portland for Bucnos Ayres
Oct ~, lat u N, Ion
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WHALEAIEN.
SPOKEN

Sailed from San Francisco Dec Is, bark Norman Camp
bell, TO cruise.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
MOVEMENTS OF THE TALLAPoosA.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK. Va, Dec. %. 1878.
The United States despatch steamer Tallapoosa.
Lieutenant D. IT, McRitchie arrived here from WASH
inRton last night and left at to-day with Gen.
eral Storrs tor New York.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


= OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF DECEMBER ASD JANUARY.
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THE oLyMpIc-'NRw YORK AND LONDON.
r1eck Flo-am from Down East Mr.. George Fawcctt Rowe
Hiram Malthy Manufacturer of London.
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New York and London" the joint production Of
Messrs. Paul Merritt and George Fawcctt Rowe, was
given for the FIRST time this theatre last night Any
attempt to give detailed account Of the plot OF the
play or the almost myriad characters would be to
write a serial story. The interest Of the story is
strung on the fact that Hiram Maltby. while mill
hand In America. marries a woman OF his own sta
ton. OF marvellous beauty. by whom he
has n daughter belle Lorimer and Eunccl
This daughter IL in eject sold TO gambler. John
Ramirez By her mother Msltby, while In gambling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-24
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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wHArHER REPORT.

FoLYnEAD. Dec 23-wind y. moderate gse; barometer
2eao5.
LIZARD Dec 23-wind y. moderate. fine
PLYMOUTH Dec 23-Wind INV, light, she very; barome-
ter 2e95. assdg.
sr,csrsFa.xr's Poisr Dec 2s-wind w,'modcrats anc
barometer 20; thermometer a.
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Soi's. Destination. OGoe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

VThe solid wealth Of Wheeling and
vicinity IL not fally apprecia. ed by our
own citissss. when We femcmber that
wheeling manufactures moro nails than
any other city In the world and OF bet.
ter quality; that she has the largest
glass house in the United States, and
turns out the finest gra,lss of ware and
that she 10 the centre OF the greatest
wool.growing section In the world
there being more sheep to the acre. pro.
ducing wool OF the finest quality in the
country surrounding this city-we get q
faint idea Of our resources. Register.
SoLD.-We learn that Mr.. Geo. r.
Cunningham has sold the farm upon
which he now resides 70 Mr.. War6eld
Taylor Of AllcSany county. Md. Mr.. G.
will. We learn. bsild . large brick
building on the farm purchased u -
job Welton estate. In Grant county
Mr.. Cunningham 10 thorough business
man and We dislike TO lose him.-Nosre.
feH Erominer.
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GRAND masonic PfcSrc ~ MoNr
Alto PARK.-The Masonic fraternity
OF the State Of Pennsy lvauia. in con.
junction with those OF the State OF Ma.
ryland, Virginia and West Virginia, will
hold. the Cumberland NetoS says, a grand
picnic ut Mont Alto Park, Pennsylya
nia, on Tuesday, July 9th. The Cum.
berland Valley Railroad will issue ex.
cursiOn tickets, tic price Of which will
not exceed 81 so for the round trip.
The grand officers OF the several lodg-
cs Of the State and tho Governor OF
Pennsylvania will be present. The Gov.
crnors OF Virginia, Maryland and West
Virginia have also been invited and are
expected TO participate. Persons can
prepare their baskets, or meals will be
furnished on the grounds nt so cents.
This will be an occasion Of much enjoy.
ment and the public generally are invi.
ted to participate. The excursion will
leave tho G. V. Depot at the regular
schedule time, Z a. NJ Oh tho morning
Of the picnic.