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The New York herald., 1878-11-26
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-'sYULIH."

Characters in Prologue.
Franz Weber. German druggist Mr. j. q Williamson
Charley rrn. % s.srIea M.' NssS' r. h.sas hSsIs
Laurence Reshton who ventures on dangerous grounds
Albert Moore adrus slcrs mr. mr. Milion
by Kind permission Of Shook Palmer, Union square
Maria Kiernan, h0lp with poor memory,
Characters in play lapse Of 1--WE years.
Franz Weber, who, the gold Lslds, than
Sss S9s Frak viis who cares for Mrs r. Z @ii:%.e So
s ssisss Ssn ss / da%s.aa
Colonel Jack Royer conscious of his own impo,t.ass
Jake Morgan, proprietor of the Eureka Hotel,
Mike Mccool seeking his fortune . Mr.. Henry Victor
Cheeky B an exotic vegetatns on the plains,
Annie Weber who as has she M, Ida vsraon
Yulic, fathers Little Lydia Corduan
..Yulie" comedy drama Of pathetic interest in
prologue and three acts. from the pen Of MIR. Fred
Marsden. produced by the Williamson combina-
tion for the first time at the Grand Opera House last
night. The performance exception to first
nights generally, first nights of plays parscu-
larly The action of Yulie is rather slow. defect
which be easily oblterated when the players grow
familiar with the work. Tho dialogue too, must
be considerably pruned If the play is to Obtain public
favor. The opening lines in the prologue are very fiat
and spirtless and the chance for hit lost when the
clerk enters to interrupt the dinner party with news
that lady customer in the store below has used cod
liver oil as capillary ointment. In the part of
Nellie Weber. subsequently the wife of Charley
Frink, Mrs. Williamson developed one two charm
ing bits of female nature, to which the house re-
sponded warmly. An anachronism. that continually
CRATES on ones of dramatic unity, is that
Nellie Weber, the young sister of Franz We
bcr, renders her lines in faultlcss English
while the brother recies his in contorted diom and
broken how. They come together frequently during
u,haf
preston referred to is dsagrecably potent. Mr.. Will
hanson in his part is very successful and has one
two scenes in which his strong emotional procivltes
find full vent. Miss Ids Vernon apd Mr.. W. S. Hark
ms have suitable parts and fill them well.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

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Ssn.iro Ss Sc-siH sss. Chapman, fo,c, HsSoarns
aarsa. ssSs oe 81 .s o cs"%s
DO: 4th, Importer, sherbgr1s Hampton Roads; Rosa
"rssrrseo: @ Nov iaArnvsd. schr Olive Crosby Hut.
csisaa,.s Nov ia-rn port, Bark David B.seeet, Col.
..co.su.rse fEi, Nov is-rn port sehr Rsnr.r -.ior
cnArLoryxroyx. PEI. Nov ssIn port sc'r Mora Castle
Consw.t,a. IS, Soy ls-Ar'sd, bark Ella Moore tBrA
nss.s. Nov 5xfrlysd bark John Eil,. ar s,mp..c.
Susan es..n sss . S.w S..S
s,d ..;%,. ycr
Cleared 18Th big r.osn Dorp New York; scbr Soiiis
iIcIo Sep. SoIn port ship ssrstog., Kendall, for Nov
NAs,Li. os, 5-n port bsri. Ethan Allen. Hardy ,.r
s1isshs s:a s,, a .s%ssi
In port Oct ID ship ooloo Alien for Csbu fsv days. 70
Sailed ssp. - :sIp Ssrw.n.. rr.n,.. 90 Ne, York
ah sar WE B ny s ssn
ship Formoss, REYNOLDS. New York
sS Hc' fn"s I'M Less
hriz Brown, Foster, Havana; sehr Thomas Stone,
sailed 1tth schr Ocean Pearl Henley N of fIatterss
Ponro PLAZA, Nov 1o-Saci steamer soudcr, kuchl,
New York, via Cape fiR yten and Turks Island.
PIcror. rs, Nov 19Ccarcd, schr Mary Matilda, Rogers.
Providsnca
srseIrons Nov 2o-In port, ship Olive 8 Soushard,
Walker for New York, ready for ses. -
sAGui Nov I5--saiisd, bark Josc Moro, james, New
York; brig Fidelia tBrl, Ruggles, do. -
ST JAco Nov 11-Arrircd bark Acacia, Anderson, View
York.
sr JcHS Nh. Nov 22-Arrved, bnyks Ada Barton tBr),
wvn,an Ne~ry l. II Dc yoher tBrl. Wright, Dubu 18th,
chip State " Maine, small, fortland schr Bneeo tBr
Coniey. New York; Nestie Or, Britt. do.
Cleared Ala bark Colorado Br. rrefv. Liverpool srhr
TAHITI Oct isIa port brig Nautilus for san Prsnesses
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Purser Fernald Of the steamer Acapulco will please
eept bur thanks for attentions

Purser Fernsld OF the steamer Acapulco, will please
eept bur thanks for attentions
ns sroRsn n o ao Snsne. h. main
have gone b the board ana inc sorn = com
boilers all Of remaining in the vessel will be taken
out in few days.
twerp reports part Of the passage had strong NV
ds Sr ana % sEn aed decHs cn
tnualiy under water
srrr EAST Lera,,s Br, Hamilton: from NsT York oc.
heavy gale. rhch sd hs sd ssfs1 and
washed cabin out destroying i. and had to Jet
sp p Of q the ss hs q 9e
gales
scnR JOANNA DoveH1y French, from Baltimore which
%M E;n ashore on N'''' S0'''' got on WIN assistance 1N
scun ErsrAcn from Honolulu at San Francisco Nov IL
blew away sails and started vessel leaking.
scHR Flora wooDnouss from Braz0s for New York, bs
and nearly Nov 23 is thought shat she has
tanned no injury.
scnn BAnn.aosx (Br, from Prince Edward Island. at
Philadeiphia Nov Is had weather and lost boat.
scnE ", IIorslys, from Georre.own &c, for rroy =,
but her aaSang rigging She badly hoggsd Hes cargo
Of coal TO be discharged yesterday.
li.ion With schr Yellow Pine on Bsruesn. saturday
night Tho Loo sustained some damage. and is in sandy
scnn l. Lrvrnse Cof philadelphia. cor:cn. a. Vine
.ye. from Mo6oheu for gosso g s,rso Of
collision With schr 4 Hoffman OF Nobsko on SUNDAY
ScuR IIrsRy CHosKKv, Racket from Hobokcn for Bos
ton with coal struck Bar Rock. 10 Plum Gut dur
ing -quail ~ o'clock Saturday night and bgod. Her
spirit and her boat stove The crcw taken
o by steamer Ncwins at II ~ oath. She full
of water. but easy at lsst accounts
ScuR ApDir Captain Go,dwip, laden with brick and
hound from Portsmouth 10 Boston. sprung leak of
Island sunday night and that
the numps worked 10 their utmost the leak gained
rapidly upon hen and the captain beached her the long
beach noar salt Isfnd.
scHr DEFIANCE Turner with 120Oo bricks from Curti.
Crock apolis down Friday ght during
heavy fog the River below Fort Carroll
large schooner and left n sink condition
The largo schooner IL unknown, she did stop
kent and supposed TO he much injured
Capt aud haud named John Miller were taken on
the Tangcr and landed at CrisheId sunday
morning he did no, the other
his after the collision lie snpposes that
they jumped aboard the coding schooner THO Dsmasis
visible twelve feet above water Tho captain and crew
all coicrnd
soor srAr before reported ashore at Sandy Hook
with the assistance OF the OF the Life Saving
Station
NEx STEAMBOAT LixE--Whitinr, Als Nov 2J-rhe steam
ship Valley City reached Pensacola to-day her hrst trip
She belongs weekly limo which Is to ply between Pen
sscola and Tampa, calling at Cedar Keys.
NORFOLK Nor .J-Steamer Bcnvoiriich tBrj. from New
Orleans for Rotterdam returned to harbor yesterday,
after completing repairs In Baltnorr and commenced to
reload her ~ grain for Roerda In her collision
Hampton Roads yesterday morning with the bark o
whitore before reported she carried away her ms
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 26 1ss-T1PLE

lana CBr from Glasgow for New York. 2ih lat 20 % Lon
9f sandy Hook steamer Britannia Br from New York for
ndse aud asseasers 10 lie Paciae Nail Steamship
lasting hears barometer aiming for many hours
aad falling hctwcsn 2atD and 2a64 23d lat %i - lon
ssaasr ciiy Of Msson ks%rt"n savannah hours,
hsao bsane &C. days
ssaas !" ME Gds RSs c. Chichester DC -
& n"k 4 shsso % Colby ops & ksg W
down the China Sea- good Sc trades but no \ +
As sse er T." Good Hope oct and
Bark G,u ,of gsll Riyer Gibbs, Rettsrdsm via Della.
a Bark M wss Co.. ss %o"s southern -
.na had fns weather to a,tcra thence strong gales
Bark Abs Bacon Merrill Malaga oct 70 with fruit &c.
r = negrsotn m Noy lay on Bermuda with PILOT on
very sick viii dysentery Dr. Hunter came sup,
piled with medicines also took board Capt Brown
lesyns Bsrmpaa los, foT,'Gpsai stay.
%
with lumber to G Hunter Son: vessel to Warren Ray
her G q aa ssn 70 Il CO.
hsayy gales from to during the passsss Nc
with shiesss ieGn,s 70 i1 ssadsr % CO. -
ssS ssSr .nsa Ms1y sTnfr s o,mr y1a.
sss ss gsq s Yas.s s.s, css;, sgss.y 5Fas y,Iss.
Schr j II Van Duscn Dooye. Virginia
Schr James Neldran. Cavalier. Virginia
Schr " Hilton. Miner, Virginia.
Schr Marin Piersar, Tracy, Virginia
Schr Edward Sladc, Sopcr. Virginia
schr Rhodrils Blew Aion Virginia.
Schr Yankee Doodle. Rose. Virginia
Schr Reindeer. Howard Virginia.
-Schr A Edwards, Risey Georgetown, DC, for Ware
ham.
schr Yonng Teaser Basemeycr. Baltimore.
Schr Belle Il Halliday. Cranmcr baltimore
Schr Julia Nelson Howcs Philadelphia for New Bedford
p3- Bark Emma g Scammo tBr). from Dublin. which
was anchored below for orders came to the city h
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Helen Condon Jones, Fall River for New York
Schr Sea Flower Lincoln Providence for New York
Schr Haze. McNaniee Greenwich for New York.
Schr 7 Graham Davis. Bridgeport for New York.
schr Effort, Chase Norwalk for New York.
Schr Henry Rcmsen Allen Southport fnr Now York.
Scbr James X Polk Buckley Wostport for New York.
Schr Orlando smith, Ferris Portchcster for Now York
Schr Anna Sheppard Rackett City Island for Now York
BOUND EAST
Steamer Trsnconia Bragg New York for Portland. Me-
Steamer City Of Fitchburg Ellis New York for Now Bed
ford.
Schr Nellie. Crosby. New York for Calais
Schr II Sqnires Parsons. Now York FOR Boston
Schr Mllie Wals New York for Boston,
Schr Helen, Perry. New York for New Bedford
Schr Glide. Middlcheld Amboy for Rockland
Schr Mail. Morrill,. Amboy for Providence
Schr Ranger Driscoll. Amboy for Providence.
Scbr Mary Arnold Let's. Baltimore for Now Haven.
Schr Clifford. Cobb. Baltimore for Bridgeport
Schr G. Cran,ner. BLIZZARD Baltimore for Bridgeport
Schr Seventy Six, Robinson Philadelphia for Boston
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

SrRArroRp SHoAts IdGHr STATION
Notice IL officially giyou THAI and after Decsm6er To-
1873 the chusccrissc cf the light st susfcd shoals
Middle Ground Long Island Sound will be flashing whits
intervals of tcsn seconds instead Of flashing red and
white ~ intervals Of thirty seconda
Notice Is officially that and Hftef January U.
1879 light will be sor from the structure rccestly
Race Rock, of the western point OF Fishers
Island north side Of the entrance 70 Long Island sound
The csadicptrc Of tho fcnrh order and ar
alternate rod and white flashes nt inter
10 seconds with short periods Of total ecpses The
focal plane being ~ feet above mean low water the light
can clear weather from tho deck Of vessel ID
feet above the ~ nautical miles The tower s SQUARE
the octagonal above and is srmounted by
lantern painted black fog boil. strnck BY machinery,
will be sounded during foggy weather. giving two blows
tion Is follows:.at Al IA 20 lon q W ~ w Mag
netic bearings and distances; New London light by
x az nautical miles: Little Gull Island light sW by
iSW ~ nautical miles; valiant Rock buoy SW W,
1Ik nauticsl miles.
Pnm.prtrHi.. Nov 2J-Pots repors soe onoy ~ hoov
OF Cross Ledge Il mile out Of position.
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The piece is fairly constructed and contains many
interesting and dramatic situations. The whole
strength of the company at the theatre. together
with some new additions, engaged in
the representation Mr. Harrigan sustained the
leading part, Lorgaire in which he
cessfully assumed number OF disguiscs. Mr.. Hart
Terry Mullahey gave good representation of 1.-THE
broth of boy" Mr.. Harry Fisher Dennis Sat-
terry the villain OF the piece, played in manner OF
which more pretentous actors might feel proud. and
Mr.. L. 4. Meagher made u successful debut ut this
house Robert Ryan. As Shelah Slattcry Miss
Annie Mack very strong. and well deserved all the
applause she received. The other members of the
company acquitted themselves fairly. 'Lorgaire" is
well put upon the stage, and bids fair TO have good
run.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26

these 'Ie Marriage Lanternes," by ofen-
bach and 'Adie Atein Sci Bret Chasse,' Tyrolcan
the by AiAf Wekerlin and Rohillard. The burlesque
Tyrolean pieces in this little ahsurdity rresst
IDLY given by NJ. Lecpyer and Mme Edant. and u
seemed pity that such a clever performance could
rot be- witnessed by more numerous audience.
Nine. Stain, NJ. Benedict aud NJ. Desonbray were re-
ceivcd with especial favor. Performances viii he
given at the place tonight and tomorrow, with
4 change OF bill.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
RoorA As KINo r.EAn-rrrrH AvENrE THEArRE.

Knights, lords soldiers, &c.
The high esteem i'll which Edwin Booth is held
among New York thcatre-goers evrced last night
by the size and quality the audience which gathered
to him in Lear in spite of several rival attrac-
tions with the special merit of newness. The title
role OF the piece better played than before
by Mr.. Booth in this city, and the general cast.
though weak in some parts which should have been
strong rendered smoothly the lines OF the subsidiary
parts.
The character OF Lear, though one which actors
abcr to comprehend than to play gives almost from
the beginning the advantages which of tho
sympathy of the audience consequently the rendi-
ton of the part by conscientious actor as Mr..
Booth cannot fail 10 be pleasing and touching in its
effects. Among the many suggestions given BY the
text the actor seemed last night to make the most
Of those 'of sighted authority. disappointed
parental confidence. mental confusion which
not alteration and hopeless, yet curious ques-
tiuning of fate. The performance seemed lacking.
however in parental affection in. the assertion of the
ideal of knglness and in those parts which demanded
heroic treatment. Love. insulted dignity and noble
agc were suggested more effectively than they We're
portrayed; but even i'll these points Mr.. Booth
has improved noticeaby upon his late rem
derinas of them. 1t is probably, unnecessary
well a disguise. of the supporting actors.
Mr.. Mordaunt the Earl of Kent the most
prominent and, all things considered. the best
though in accent and he frequently incurred
the risk of destroying the illusion of antiquity which
the piece induces Mr. Harkins as Edgar read
his lines well, but committed the blunder of for
getting their meaning as as they were
spoken, and so lost the opportunity of making
great scene with the blinded and heartsck Gloster
his father. The three daughters of Lear wero well
personifed by Misses Grey. Hamblin and Cummins-
the latter, as Cordea. doing some particularly good
had but little text to help her. Mr.. Fawcett as
Oswald. and Mr.. Conway the Kings fool both de-
serve considerable commentator though the VI
vacy of the latter is greater than good taste would
suggest
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. %, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE rELJcnAPH LINE.
Steamer England (Br) Thompson Liverpool Nov - and
ilth with udss and t43 passengers to WI
Hurst Had variable winds and high sess throughout;
Nov ~ lat 43 "a, Ion ~ 80 passed Belgian stcsner
bound III Dad lat ~ 81, lon 80 y passed large American
shin bound W. but could make her signal; same
date lat II ~ a. passed small boat painted yc
low 24th ~ PM steamer Britannia tBr frcu New YORK
foI Liverpool :. -,
steamer Ethiopia ,BD. Campbell, Glasgow Nov ~ and
Move ,5,n yh ndse snd 70 @
bcspd 81 I'D let a 80 len 62 Je steamer state Of Louis
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC BEooKLYN-6R BooorcAu1r

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BEOOkLYN-MR BOOCICAULr.
The temperance Of Mr.. Dion Boucicault in the
City of Churches at the Academy of Music was
in the dramatic season among the psygoers of
Brooklyn. In drama could he appear to better sd-
vantage than in the "Shaughraun," which is so
closely associated in the popular mind with the dis
tinguishcd author and Irish comedian. fair
audience in point of numbers was present to
welcome him and the sincerity of their ap-
plause OF his earnest efforts to entertain was
made manifest by their greetings which brought
him before the curtain moro than The me-
chanical and scenic arrangements were for first
night, unexceptionable and elected the appreciation
nf the spectators Captain Molyneaux rendered by
Mr. A. G. Darce, Mr.. J. A. Kennedys Robert Ffoilliot,
Mr. Vincent Hogans Father Doan and Miss Dora
Merrion as Moya admirable pieces of character
acting Indeed the cast throughout of a charac-
warrant the conviction that the present week OF
the "Shaughraun" at the Academy of Music will be
one of profit to the management and of amusement
to the public.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
NrBLo's-s'THE vIGIIANrEs."

The sensational drama Of THE Vigilantes," story
of California Life in 1856, produced last night
with the above cast The piece was carefully mounted.
having new scenery. new costumes and new mechani-
cal effects. The placing OF it on the boards is another
step in the direction of creating national drama,
which is just much needed as an American school
Of painting or Of music. Judging from the plaudits
Of the audience may be predicted that 1.-The yigi
lantes" will keep the boards at Niblo's for some
time.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

Nrv YoRK, Nov 2J-Noon.
The Western Union time ball fell to-day seventeen one
hnndredths of q second fast
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SAILED.

Steamer Vidal SaIa (Sp), barcelona ships Sabine,
Havrc: Deutschland Gcr Antwerp: harks Atlanta ticr
Rrcncn: Johnn Kepier Ger do Ircne Aus, Dunkirk;
vneta III vra (CR, Melbourne Carrara dts Ceto; brig
shnv
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rurATnE ooNnocr s'ronGArRE. /"

IN original Irish play in three acts and prologue
called Lorgarc, written by Mr. Edward Harrigan,
was produced at this house last evening to large
audience and met with most enthusiastic welcome.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
Z AND DRAMATIC NOTE.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTE.
On account Of the non-arrival of costumes the
"Glimpses OF Arabian Nights" was postponed until
tonight when it will positively be given at CHECKER
ing Hall.
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Bark Tewtshnry Sweat from Hampton Roads TOR Fort
land. Nov -. ~ miles j. of sandy Hook -. -.
Oct T. lat 81 " ), Ion ~ SO W.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived =. San Francisco Nov H. bark Eliza Murray.
from Bristol Bay with 800 bbs oil Jooss and
, $500 do ivory.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Asrvllr, Nov 2s-Arnvsds steamer Kate Fsweett Br
The New York herald., 1878-11-26

UNION LEAGUE THEATRE-rEENCH vArDEvurEs.
Last night members Of the new French Opera
Bouhc Company that recently performed st Booths
Theatre appeared al the cosey Union League Theatre
N fou brief vaudeyies. Conspicuousy excellent Of
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
WEATHER REPORT.

HotYHsAp nov -, PM--wipd sw. gsatie; barometer
20 40.
PLYxorrH. Nov % PM-wind NV. light; feggy; barome
tar % 35
scIlr, Nov IS. PN-wnd n light; nns; baromcteras 10
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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CAROLINA RICE.

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1879 and 1911 Main Street
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wbv women shonId Read.

LAYING aside the thought OF our own
rest and comfort, let us lock a little
higher. For the children's sake we must
make the most of ourselves. Many an
unselfsh mcaher hes sad, ooh, l cannct
take all this time, there are so many
things to do for the children" she does
not realize that she may do more for
them in the end by cultivating herself
than il she spends all her time on clothes
and cooking. A generosity which makes
the recipient weak or selfish is not a
blessing but curse. Have you ret
seen grown up sons who snubbed their
mothers opinions in the same breath
with which they called her 10 bring their
SINNERS? The meek little woman has
"lTottcd around" to wait on them So
long that they have come to think that
that Is al she is good for. Their sisters
keen Ma" in the background because
she "hass't a bit Of style" and is $50 I'M
cultivated" forgetting that she has al
wavs worn shabby clothes that trey
might wear fine ones; that her hands
have become horny with hard work that
theirs might be kept white and soft for
the piano, and that she has denied her
self books and leasure that they might
have both. And there are other chill
dren. too noble for such base ingr&tltude,
who feel 9 keen though secret sense OF
loss as they hiss the dear w!thered check
and think how much more OF woman
"mother" might have been II she had not
shut herself away from the culture and
sweet companionship of books.-ScJf5"er
for ADr1i.