The New York herald., 1878-07-12
TRANSATLANTIC EXCURSGONlSTS.

THE EXODUS TO EURoPE-DEPAEIUnEs By
Yesterdays STEAMERS.
Although Thursdays are not usually regarded
'ncld days" for the departure Of steamships from
this port 10 Europe, yet yesterday may be set down
xs an exception, If the throngs Ct passengers who
crowded the decks OF tho three going and
the muititudcs who gathered on the wharves to bid
their friends bon roydge be taken into consideration
great many parting Kisses were given ana taken, a
great many tears shed, great many camDric
hsndEorchics 1ut,cred dove-ke iarewells, and bou-
Quets OF exquisite flowers DO abundance
on all sides. loving tokens OF kindly remembrance
THE cELrIc's PASSENGERS.
The steamer Celtic, Captain b. Gieadell, OF tho
White Star Iine which Lett per So North River punc
tually at hor advertised time-half-past two r. NJ
carried the largest number Of saloon passengers.
Among them the Rev. Adirondack" urray, Rev.
Dr.. ID r. Foster and wife, Mr. r. G. Dun (of tho nrm
Of Dun, Barlow Coz and family, Rev. Robert Laird
Collier, Nj. J. II. Chance, with Mrs. Chance and DR..
Frank Chance; Edward Thornton Fowler, Colonel A.
A. Pope, Counsellor Benjamin f. RUSSELL J. NJ. Latin
(ahcte) Miss NJ. do Ia Escardo Sister NJ. Caroia Sis
ter NJ. Josephine and Sister NJ Joannettc, OF the So
cie.y OF tho Holy Cross Mrs. Colonel Chambers Gen.
oral Barges, c. N. Jordan, OF the Third National BANK
George W. Adams, Miss Marie Bates, who goes
to Europe to play ropsy IN the version OF "Uncle
Toms Cabin'' which Messrs. jarrett Palmer are
about prUduciue before the English public. Mr. Jur
rcst out the Baltic tho duanf OF
his company, which will follow him an early date;
and his departure signaizcd by the presence OF
hundred or notabcs In the theatrical profession,
who assembled 10 give the vcteran manager q hearty
sendoG Among the rumber were Sheridan Shook
and A. NJ. Palmer, OF tho Union Square Theatre; John
Dunn, ex-manager OF Tho O.ympc; J. II. Rowe. Of tho
Standard; Charles II. Morton, comedian; John l..
Vincent, OF Booths; George Fawcett Rove, Commo.
Tooxer. Stephen Fiske ". H. Rouse, Mss Fannie
Dunham toi the .sUnce Toni party; T.. b. -Pugh,
phiiudclphia; ". IL. GemmiiI. manager OF the Cnes,
oi Inc wAlnut street rhoatre, Philadelphia; Jona j.
Raymond, John Mccullough, MRS. BcDjamiu i. Rus
sei, Mr,. Captain Martin, Miss Gsnevevs WARD, Mss
L,zzie Kelsey, J. b. stualey f. b. wardc, Manager j.
sv Mis-, sr,0a1 csas. ISuog Gss,sr
Colonel Sam. Carpenter ana Judge Fowler.
4 HEARTY sEND-orr.
Referring to the departure OF Mr. Jarrett It should
be stated that prior TO gong on board the Celtic be
made happy by NOISY farewell demonstrations.
Eariy IN the morning he went on board the excursion
his employees gooaby, w1en Commodore Tookcr, Cap
tain Martin aud s The officers, and attaches gen.
hun u rousing parting cheer Afterward. as he went
sshUre ON me per foot oi Twenty second street,
North River, the steamboats, that mako that aud tho
adjoining piers their rendezvous blew thcir whistles
aud rang their bells while tho Ply mouth Rock, winch
was spIendidy decorated wi,h flags, fred cannon aud
rang the chimes, and Bcnt's brass band played
"Aud Lang sync" Hundreds OF peoplo locked 10
the scene to learn The cause oi the din. Ihe Grand
kepubiic, Armenia. u. X. Martin, ArrowsInith and
Roseaao TOOK part the comp pment TO the owner Of
the Plymouth Rock.
DEPARTURES STATE or VIRGINIA.
The State line steamer State OF Virginia, Captain
Noodle, lett pier ~ North River precisely At Two
O'Clock. Inc dock was crowded by some 1--we hun
dred people bdaing their friends pleasant voyage.
Among her passengers were Mr H. Kay Myers aud
wIic, OF Washington ID. T.. ). Mcconnell Mrs. Mary
Hamili MISS Maria Hanil, Alexander Dunlop and
Mas Martha Dunlop, Misses Annie f. and Kate y.
Rae, Archinald Scott, Charles H. and = NJ Frost,
Mrs. Jane Mccarthy, Mrs. e. " Brown Miss Emma
WaIard, Miss Marie Mcneil, Miss Mary A. Lindsey.
Miss Caroline Bundin and Mss Anne Smith, all OF
Moacham, Massach usetts; kew Noses smitn and
vile, Philadelphia; Rev. James Martin West Indies;
Mrs. Hclon u ana ii ss Anna X. LANG, Albany; H. j.
DouneiIy, Mrs. I. J. aad Miss Fannie D,nneliy,
Brooklyn.
The steamship Frsia, OF the Hamburg line, carried
out iul com penent OF passengers from her dock at
Hobvken. Among thom were Rev. Henry T. Jacobus,
o tue Thirty y-iourth street Sy nagosuc who makes
trip to Europe Tor the bonent of his health; H.
koser, German Consul at this port; Mr. aud Mrs. L.
Prapg, OF Boston; n. ". Vanderpoei, Staten Island;
Miss A. Zoiconer, Mrs. T. Lincoln Mrs Florence Linz
coin, Jonn }. stevens, Dr. Theodore lieboid, Miss
Caroline Batchord, Mr. aud Nrs. Z. Hiidebrandi, OF
Mexico; Mr. aud Mrs. H. Duhmc. Mss Annie winters,
hrs f. Wetnereee. J. NJ. Cohen, X Prudnommc aud
Aaron HOLMAN.
Altogether some Eve hundred tourists left this port
yesterday Tor recreation and other Iurposcs across
the vatcr.
About Hny ladies and gentlemen, connected with tho
Young Mons Cbristian Association or this city Will
leave tins port Tomorrow the steamer Ethiopia, of
tho Anchor line. They will attend tho worlds Con
terence oi tho association ~ Geneva Switzerland On
August IL. make extensive pcasurs trips through
England, scotland, France, Italy Germany aud Swilz
ernd. They are expected 10 return ia the early part
OF september.