New-York tribune., 1878-07-11
GOING ABROAD.

STEAMSHIPS TO SAIL TODAY Win LARGE SALOON
LIsTs-DEPARTURE OF JOHN b. GOUGfI.
Three steamships will sail to-day for Europe
the White Star Steamer Celtic for Liverpool. the
Frsia of tho HamburGA rueriean Line, for Hamburg,
and the OF Virginia OF the State Line for Gasgow
The Hon. Henry Koser, Consul to NewIork from Ger
MANY is passenger by the Frisia James Moran. pro-
pretor OF one Of the largest wine and liquor houses In
Denia spain Is a passenger by the Celtic. tug with
large number of personal friends OF Mr. Moran viii
accompany the steamship as far as Sandy Hook X u.
Dun OF the mercantile agency, and the Rev Robert L.
Collier and two daughters also passengers by the
Celtic.
John b. Cough, the temperance lecturer, sailed for
England on the steamship scytha yesterday. lie goes
mainly 10 rest his throat lie bears raernal address
from the American Temperance U1ion OF New-fork TO
the Band OF Hope London, and viii deliver II
with a lecture, at a public meeting III spur
gcon's Tabernacle, September "a, the first OF q
contemplated series Of thryour lectures TO be given
throughout Great Britain. Mr. Coughs services have
been requested for two months In Scotland ana
Ireland but Mr. Cough doubts his ability 10 comply
with the applications. His wife and two nieccs accom-
pany him. After comforting with the various temper
ance committees in London the party will go 90 Swift
zerland for the Summer avoiding the Paris Exposition,
aud pass the Winter In the south OF France and Italy
Mr. Cough expects TO be gone for year. and his further
stay which is desired by his friends there will depend
on his health and the he meets with in England
About forty friends accompanied him 70 the steamer
including Deputy Controller Richard A. stors and wife
and others this city, and party Of sixteen from WOr
cester Macs where Mr. Cough lives, including the Rev.
Dr. Gould, the Rev. Mr.. Mears, Henry Hutchins and
wife and F. Knowles. Among other passengers by the
Scythia were Samuel Hand, OF Albany The Hon Wht
Dexter OF Chicago the Rev. W. Nelson hcNickar aud
daugler Ross r. Winans, and the Hon. Thomas II.
Walker Following are the complete saloon lists OF all
except the State OF Virginia.
FOR HAMBURG-Bv Steamer Fdstd.-Mr. II. Koser,
Imperal German Consul Mrs II KOser Mrs L. Thurn and
rfs ~ Bannsf mr ana b. neda Ms Florence Lincoln john
RG M ahS % %e MT and M He n
brandt and infant j. y Spy6sT a. Legis Miss & a. z9honor
Holman, Miss Annie Winters Mrs E. wetherbee Mr. and
Joseph HSeht 4 Harmmscher, George $ coren. Henry
naaser naase otto Maas ar. J. T. LOMBARD and Gi ebiG
Mr, and Mrs NJ krank Miss Anpetta Kohn Miss Carrie
Waworth j. NJ CrEi;, e'9hens. Z. i. FuDch, r. Gun.
sS JG1 h@ ag " T. f. "a .Ga fSmS Si Ey nl bs "
Biemsn Iss aahaia h,raslsn ,aI MI ms%Tsi Juqs %
Ter Bern9 Tragt egpoa stern Ar and Mr. Mrs 4 Gcrstg
s GOODWIN Herman WOLF asoTge sIimmsr p9la Iis'is1'
15 M a Ms IE ~ syy Never '9G Grh Hs Boa joseph Fa
berg r. PTadGomme Philip Hirseh Isaac 9PqsEeya s. p
IsnaciO Amador Christian Arnold. Paul Magngs, Emil
9 SRn d % Miss SGa E. zGeS Miss a Hen haas
wIesaSd SSges Mrs sophia Neugass Mrs. Sophia ErD'
F1Sns. eSs s M Sek fE M.. fa' Sdk e.
The Rev ssT EGSs n Mgsy sister & en- 5esne SISTER
Pauline. IL NJ Neil. Charles Meyer, A. n Iuchs, ": IT,
sWi sS{ j. N H. Z EaH hloR / Nc@: MURPHY MIS- Auf
ny James McKinlay General Barges Colonel A. 4. Pope
Harry Norman j. IT, Sherman james Moran. Mrs Fisher T..
Greenfield Miss Carrie Greenfield Miss Hannah Greenfield
Henry IOyOnd Mrs. Lovlond 9. Heidcnrcich. r. H. Mar
tin G. j. Fuller c. Gilbert g. W Gilbert Jose sagarra T.
Latimer, Mr. BrOwning N Reeves Reynolds Hiram
ton Fowler Harold sewa Root. Copely. J. +. Regsn.
Warren Nicholas Iath, f. j. Adams, g. Shepbln Mrs.
sbepdn, G. A. Wecb. Miss Louise r. Collier Miss Mary r.
III Stefrett w Moss Mrs Moss ID. Hogan, Mrs Ho.
gAn and maid W. w. Rowley Mrs. ROwley James NichOl
son Nicholson B. stephens William W Wiekes Miss
l.. wIckes Miss Carrie T. BTainaTd r. o. Dun Mrs
Dun Mas Nellie Dun and maid MISS Nd d. Bfa1t0rd Juan
Pedro Mrs Pedro Pedro Miss NJ de ca O. EscardO
and maid Mr. Mcdonnell NJ McCabe, Edgar Lee Luke Car
David RankcD, David Ranken. ir Mrs: A. Macmer, Mrs.
Sutherland H. Cumming Il. W. Harrison, Miss Har
TisOn L. W. BOyntOn Geo. W. Adams T. W Blss and child,
Mira weeh. w Roe T. g. & srowP N. n sC' wilsSn' Geo Geo
Chance Frank Cbsses tbe Rev. d. r. Foster Mrs FOs
teT Alex Ingls Ms tsgl.a Chas NJ Steward. w H. Nor.
ton Marie Bates Ic oardsoD Sclaer. MI Crosby,
J. w. Ball, Mrs. Bar, 5e Hay. HoDt l.. Collier. go
Bp Ste0fnsp SeytidNiss Ahern, DR.. George g. Allan,
Miss Anderson Mrs. General LOnn Andrews Frank L. An
drews T. y. BALDWIN, John >. Barnes, w. Bezhower MISS
and Hrs Thomas lie BOutIIlier Miss lie Boutilcr w. II.
Bridgeman Miss Mamie Bronson w L. Butler. George W.
Butts Mrs Peter Cagger, Miss Mary c. Cagger Miss Eliza
beth r. Cagger Miss NJ Cagger, Peter Cagger Master WI
lnOdy the Rev. IL. T. g. Castell and son. Francisco
Castro Miss Julia Chalmers Chamberlin Mr and Mrs
O. NJ Capp, Miss Llla ClaPp, Miss Hattie Clapp the Rev
DR. u A. o. CLARK Charles J. Clarke. Thomas 3 Clarke the
rev Robet Collier, Bishop Conroy Mr.. Cooper Charles
Couey. O. H. Crump H. ]: Cummin: Dr. and Mrs f. ID Gun
ninghan Henry H. DAVIS MI and Mrs De Cerkez and child,
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Dennis. Sohn Dewey, Miss
ter Matthew Dobs0n. Miss Lucresse puoranssh. Mrs.
Caroline s. Duiin Miss M B. Dulin, Miss Lee Dulin,
Miss Carrie Duin Henry duncan hiss w sydSh M n