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The New York herald., 1879-10-02

Steamer Abyssina Br, Murphy Liverpool via Queens
stsamor City Brussels Br. Watkins. Liverpool
sssa%sr IiRado Br, Mckenzie Giassow~Ausiin, Bald
steamer Henry Edye (Bolg,. Egler. An,werp-Funch,
steamer ssholten tDuteh,. Wis. Rottsrdam-Tuneh.
Steamer Gsnees Br, Baker; Havre-Louis De Boeiaq;
Steamer Alps (Br, Krause Kingston and Jscmel-Pim,
steamer city of San Antonio Eldrdge Gaivcston-cH H
stoamcr City Columbus Nickerson savannah-Georg
steamer Tybee, Tribon, Wilmington. Nc-wm Clyde
Steamer Hatterss. Stevens West Point. va-oid Do
steamer Vineland' Bowen. Baltimoro-J Krems
Ship Larnsca (Br), Bentley. caicutta-Arke', Tufts
Ship wilholm cGor,. wilmsen. Asona-Hermanu Koop&
:, Ship Ragns cor,. Lund. Antwerp-Benham. BOyosen.
Ship skuda Nor). w.snaes. Observation-Disclosures, Boye-
Ship Bavelaw (sp, Reat, Rot.erdA@-snow Burgess
Bark Progress or' Tellefson Cork for orders-Funch
BARK Lucia Ger. Graese. Konigsborg-Funoh. Edge
Bark hypatia .Nor), Isaaesen. Amstord.m-Bonhan.
Bark David Taylor Br, Wallace, Calais-P Novius 4
Bark Jennie Parker tBr). veal s. Nasare-J Parker
Bark Joequna CBr) Gardner. Oporto-Hatton. Watson
Bark raco csw,, Ternstrom Trieste-Funch Edyc Co.
Bark Amor QtaD. Bissetto Trieste-Bmharn, Boyesen,
fsssfEiSs sssf iosanni C1 ua Alexandria Esoeo.
vich Co.
Brig Rising Sun, Grifing, Demerars-L w Arm
strong.
Brig Stewart (Bp. Crane. st Johns MI Whitney
Co.
schr Impulse (Br), Marshall, Bolixe. Hon-Leaycraft
Co.
Schr Clara Rogers. Dayton, Bermuda-Darrell 4 Co
sshr A Hatfield (Br Hatfield, spencer Island. Ns-c
Bertaux.
schr @ Baird (Br). Theale. St Johns, NB-scamnen
Bros
Schr wapelIa, Penny, ,Chsrleston-Evans. Ball Il Co.
. schr Nellie Rich. whorf wcllaeet. Aass-Charlos F
Robbins.
Schr Henry Gibbs. Godfrey New Bcdford-John Wood.
Schr Illinois. Wilson, Now Haven-H Doyle
Schr Alert Dickinson, Now Haven-H Doyle.
Schr Laodana, McIsaacs, Perth Amboy-Perkins 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHIrEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer France Fr Trudellc Havrc Sept TO- with mdse
aud $40 passengers DE Bcbian. 20 ~ n Ion
81 o. passed an Anchor line steamer bound Oh lat
~ NJ, Ion IL an American bark showing HMJw, from
Liverpool for New York.
steamer Provnca (Fr) Scrre. Licata Aug % Palermo
Sept Denia 1lth, Malaga 10th and Gibraltar 10TH with
fruit to Phelps Bros vessel to j q Seager Had fine
showing II.TK bound X, ali we'll "
steamer Albemarc. HUI pliers, Lcwcs DEL with mdso to
the Ola Dominion Steamship Cc.
ship Cashmere tBr. Dexter Cork rs days. In ballast 70
snow Burgess.
ship Glad Tidings tof 81 John, NB) Dick Cork via
Dela~a Brcakwater ~ days In ballast TO Nevius
Son. Had fine weather.
ship Paul Boyton tBr). Goudey Dublin 38 days via Della
ware Broakwater 10 days, IN ballast to Boyd Hncken
days In ballast TO Boyd inckcn Had moderate est.
eriy winds the whoc passage Anchored ut SANDY Hook
Tor orders
ship Minnie Swift tof Maitland Ns), Ijswo Antwerp
"a days, with iron to order vessel whitney Go.
Came the middle passage and had fine weather.
Bark Thomas Ferry of Yarmouth. NS Robbins Bristol
via Delaware Brcakwator ~ days In ballast to Boyd
Hincken.
Bark svaen tNor. svendsen. Ipswich 30 days. in bal
last to order.
Bark Ercoe dtai. Damora Cete 62 days with salt and
wine to order: vessel to j q Scngor.
Bark Jane of st John. NIB Henny, bordeaux via Del
aware Break water 20 days in ballast TO Boyd ncken
Bark Barbara Gano tTta Luigi. Genoa ~ days In
ballast, to order. Passed Gibraltar Sopt l.
In ballast to Attic Giunio. Passed ibraltar Aug IS
BARK Tommassco lItal) Stagno, Table Bar Aug = In
ballast to Bcnham Boy Co Anchored in
bay for orders.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
HYACINTHE AND THE GALLICAN
CHURCH.

ST. LEoSARDs SEA. SUSSEX. Sept. 13. 1879.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEnALD:-
Knowing how deep an interest is felt in America
in the work of the French reformer Pere Hyacn the
will you allow to offer the following statements
as the result OF long. close personal study Of the
work?
The Gallican Church is now fairly established on
regular Catholic principles and ready to enter
systematic parish 1t Is also prepared to found
other parishes in Paris. we'll to extend the
work to different towns of France. where Pere Hya
cinthe has already had calls to come and expose the
reform. As proof that a strong Gallican force still
exists in France have permission to state that the
Pere has been visited by members Of a community
of about sixty Janscnists in interior town,
who, being mostly aged people. have presented
him with library of about two hundred vol
umes of old Gallican books. he being. as they
say. the only person to whom they intrust
this treasure in order that It may not fall into the
hands of the Jesuts. who have society for buying
up all old books ostensiby for libraries but really
to burn all the past true history Of tho Church of
France Pere Hyaointhe liz invited to go and preach
to these people, and this. too with full authoriza-
tion OF the Municipal Council. Other gifts to the
mission also begin to come. among which is a
set of richly embroidered vestmcnts OF cloth
OF gold, the work Of jealous lady members
of the congregation. tThe Pere, however,
greatly prefers plain white vestments to those OF
more ornate descrption). Dean Stanley has also
presented a PAIR of hne old oak chairs tor the
chancel.
One specially encouraging feature of the work is
the continuance OF Church development during Pere
Hyacinthes necessary absence. Hc has been lately
taking few weeks rest In Switzerland, and the
two resident priests. the Abbes Carrier aud Bchcry.
have meanwhile been carrying the work
with ability and zeal While the P.rc Is away
the Sunday afternoon sermons are discon.
tenn porary dininution OF the CONGREGATION by no
The New York herald., 1879-10-02

"'My Partner has been in of your pigeon-holes
for seven months'' Such the accidents OF life.
An interesting dramatic event this evening Will
be the production of Hamlet at the Standard
Theatre. Mr.. Bandmann is understood to have IN
troduced number of novel features in the play that
are calculated to excite more less criticism. The
character of the melancholy Dane is one which he
has personated many hundreds of times, and 1t Is
claimed that his interpretations are different from
and yet effective those of Irving, Booth or
Fechter. Some idea of the novelties OF scenic
action may be had from the following summary
In the first act scene first. the entire depth OF the
stage is used and for the first time in America
snow scene is introduced. In scene second py a
mechanical contrivance. complete change taxes
place in the sight OF the audience that turns night
into morning and displays room in the CASTLE
Hamlets business in this scene is also SAID to
be original. In scenes fourth and hftn other
novel effects employed. In act second
Rosencrantz and Guidenstern are discovered
among a number of courters awaiting the Kings
arrival and not Mr.. Booth and others have made
tho picture. and thus new meaning in Hamlet is
suggested or explained. The play scene in act third
has it is said, likewise the merit OF novelty. Mr
Bandmann claims that it has never been 80 repre-
sented on any stage within his knowledge. He also
states that the manner in which Opheliss body is
brought ut the end Of the fourth act is an orig
inal idea closes it effectively than as 1t Is
done by Irving. Booth or Fechter. His piece de re-
sance from spectacular point of view. is reserved
until the fifth act. where in the burial scene is the
representation of Catholic funeral. with its pro-
cession of priests and singing acoiyte boys courters
and religious accessories. The drinking OF the
poisoned cup the wounding of Hamlet and Laertes
and the killing of the King are all features upon
which Mr.. Bandmann and under his instructions.
the scenic artists said to have expended much
care. that the production Of the play. from be-
ginning to end is likely to elicit from Shakespearean
students and old theatre-goers interest that is
not always felt in the well worn tragedy.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02

Bark Haven of Portland. Uirich, sagua 10 days,
with and molasses Noses TIA, Coz vesse 10
Miller Houghton
Bark Eliza Barss. Hollis of and from Bermuda. days.
In ballast. TO A Tucker. -r
schr Lizzis Major Hammona, Cape Hsyten ~ days.
with logwood TO Thackeray Coz vessel to Parsons
schr Washington, Jordan, Cedar Keys Fl days; with
Was IL dsys Of Hatssras wish NE winds AID eaims
Schr James Butler. Jolne. Virginia
schr q Ireland Curtis, Virginia
Schr Il II Pray. Foley, Baltimore for Bridgeport
us~ steamer Geert tier from Hamburg. which arrived
3h Pm brings 34 and reports first part OF
had strong westerly winds and heavy during
which two seamen were washed overheard; Sept ~ lat
or lon SIS passed bark Belgium (Br Greene. from
Ipswich for New York; 29th lat AZ 40 Ion 60 Or Cunard
steamer bound E.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Eleanora Bragg Portland for New York. with
mdse passengers to J + Ames.
Steamer Electra Young Providence for New York with
mdse and passengers to Isaac OdeL - -.
ss and pssssSsers TO- srns Davis
Brig Mary kerston (Br) Mclne. Providence Tor New
York. in ballast. to SCANNED Bros.
Schr A q Collins Collins Hue Hill, Me, for Now York.
sehr stephen j Watts. Watts, Machias for New York
Schr Victory, Miiiikin. Ellsworth for New York.
Schr NJ A Tranor. Trainer Lynn for philadelphia
schr Emma wnsor, Atwood. Plymouth for Now
York.
Schr John Brooks Fox Bridgeport for Now York;
schr Flying sish, Selieck, Northport tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Bark David TAYLOR r Wallace. Now York for Calais.
France.
schr Hattie Butler Carroll, New York for Portland,
Me.
sehr Samuel Goodwin, Williams, New York for stam-
ford
Schr Frank Walter Crosbie, Hoboken for Providence
Schr Iyra, Hart. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Lunet Wells. Port Johnson for Providence.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02

liberal cures The Bishop of Edinburgh's late visit
to Switzerland has been OF extreme value. on many
accounts
1t is an unquestionable fact that the recent re-
union of the four branches in the Cathedral ut
Berne, on the 10th of August. marks in the
history OF the Church. And the Bishop or Edin-
burgh who. while in Paris and afterward during
coming intimately acquainted with Pere Hyacinthe.
nected with the work in France. has ex-
has been already achieved and has spoken in the
warmest terms or his deep admiration of the Peres
character. which. as he truly says. can only be
worthily appreciated by those who have the
privilege OF knowing him we'll.
1t is. perhaps. not generally sufficiently under
stood how entirely Pere Hyacinthe stands and is re-
solved to remain, outside OF all political questions
and parties His whole aim is absolutely apart
from such matters. One of the most remarkable
traits in him is his perfect fearlessness In
breaking from the errors OF Rome. not only by
words. but by acts and at the same time his scru.
pulous adherence to Catholic faith. M. Paul Janet
said of him. lately:-'sThe most remarkable thing
about Psre Hyacinthe is that he knows just where
to STOP"
The erroneous idea appears to have widely pre-
vailed that no priests except those now with Pere
Hyacnthe have offered to join him in the work. On
the contrary he is constantly receiving applications
from priests who are ready and eager to join him;
but the want of means at present renders 1t impos-
sbe for him to increase his staff II is his earnest
desireand this is OF the most pressing needs or
the misson-to found clergy house. where priests.
breaking from Tome may nna refuge; nouns
where religious training will prepare them for
thorough evangelical labors. Another imperative
requirement is the weekly publication OF church
journal The great necessity for this becomes each
day apparent. The want of funds alone hinders
its appearance and it is much to be feared
that this hindrance, if allowed to continue.
will seriously retsrd the work of reform. Among
other very urgent needs is the organization Of
schools deaconesses. lady visitors, Bible read
ers, &c.
The work has its birth. and now must come the
labor of life-the living life OF Christ in His
Church. The work is immense; its necessities are
most pressing its Importance is incalculable.
Can any members of our highly privileged Anglo
American Church look with Indifference and
lend no helping hand to this young. growing
Church. so full Of promise for the future? For
years to come its organization must
depend mainly upon the help or sister churches.
Shall not the weighty claims OF this great
strain all-Americans and Anglicans-to put
forth united efforts literally to provide for It's
support? Let us ask ourselves whether we bear not
before God and His Universal Chulch a solemn re-
sponsibility in this matter. Z. A u.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
AMERICAN FORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept 30--Arrivod, schr III II Congdon
Providence (and sailed 10 rcturnl
APPONAUG. sept 29-Arrivcd. schr Centennial. Riscy
Philadelphia.
BVsT0N. sept aoClearcd schr Henry Llppctt. Howcs
Cork for orders
Oct i-Arrivod. steamer Bavaran u3r) Lassoio Iivcr
pool; bark fbcrator Br, Morrison Portland. Moi schrs
Richard Paterson. 1ngrahan, philadelphia Lookout
Perry Port johnson; Young Cotton, lIoboken; James
Young. Gchrist, Richmond. NR Gettysburg. Norbcrry
Mary Bryan Hugg; Rachel Seaman, seaman. and ri
wood Doran, warrington. Philadelpha Walter Parker
Daniels Port johnson Ella IIodsdon, Hodsdon, south
Amboy; Izetta. Eaton, 1lobokcn. -
Ccured-Steamer Canopus (Br). Horsfall. Liverpool
schrs Eddie Pierce Balamas -Four Sisters. banker kch
mond. Va. via kcnncbec,
Nckerson Philadelphia Ncreus, Haett, New York; bark
Martha Tucker
BALTIMORE Sept 3D-Clcarcd, brig Mary Pennell,
Mitchell New York; schr Ringleader, smith, do,
sailod Federico tp) for liverpool Nnyngucz
sp for do; Isos-In Brl icr Bordea"x snp , rav"rse
}er). for Brcmon. bark Albemarlc. Tor no Shnc'ro
Premier tNor for Rouen; Zorids NOR, for Qncens'own
Europa ttier) for Bron,en. . ..,,... a.,
ton; WIN Lawrence Howcs. Savannah; bsrks Whftehall
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Oct. l. 1S79
. Leave of absence Tor eight months is granted to
Lieutenant A. H. Bowman. Of the Ninth infantry.
The following transfers in the Third artillery arc
announced second Lieutenant H. H. Ludlow from
battery H to battery +; Second Lieutenant G. G.
Woodward from battery to battery Ii. Lieutenant
Woodward is ordered to join his new station.
The following the changes of stations of troops
reported to the Adutant Generals Office during the
week ending September q. 1879 -CompanyK.Tw Twelfth
infantry, from Fort Mojave Arizona. to Fort Verdi
Arizona; Company +, Twelfth infantry. from Whip
pie Barracks. Arizona. to Fort Mojave: companies
F and H. Twenty third infantry. from Fort supply,
Indian Territory, to Fort Elliott. Texas; Company
X. Twenty third infantry. from camp on the north
fork of Canadian River. Indian Territory. to Fort
SuDply.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Oct 1-Arrived ships v Troop tBr) Farns
WORTH Philadelphia; Everest Orr, Churchill, Now York
barks Martin Brett. Peterson. do; Gsntiii uta. Raz
etto. do.
ley. Philadelphia.
sailed soth. barks Krageroc tNor. Barth. New York
Guldfaxc CNor), Jacobsen, Philadelphia.
BRIsroL, Oct 1-sailed, bark Cerere Aus Cstarinich
Now York.
BELFAST Sept 29-Arrived. ship Robertson Br,
sntton. Baltimore
BsExKS. sept so-sailcd, ship Asmosphere r Wright.
America
BoapKAux. Sept 3o-Arrved, basks Palermo tBr). Nc
Laughiin, Now York; Addie McAdam. Morrlmsn. do
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrNwALL Sept 2sArrived, steamer Colon Clapp. New
B4lnynsr NIB, Sept so-cloarod. bark concordia CSor
inson for New York ds Bsifo%eii DR. s,sdiord Tor do
Rase er, for d. DO Piosopor r Evans FOR Bos
ton do tsncc reported wreckc Evelyn B, Price, for
San Francisco, do; bark Royal Alice Br, McBridc for
In port Aug % ships Lot.a Warren Bn. cawsey, and
CoIoxno, Aug 2s-In port, barks Hesperis CBr) Luck
Ann Armytage (Br). Hogg, do. do.
CALLAo. Sept ARRIVED, bark Evie Reed. Riordon
CnAr%lx; NIB. Sept so-oIssrsa sarks Kong Oscar II
Irvine; soundary tFr. Raoul. Narseilles.
Rr Bsrnsom. from Liverpool for Montreal Brooklyn r
LindA do for do Annie !Br. Thompson London for do
rom Mn, sccsj New Orleans; I4th, scio (Br). wdburn
MAyssA. Oct I~Arnvcd brig Walter Smith. Maioney,
vera tsS" Cruz, e @ sail Oct y FOR New York. . -
Mcklenberg Antwerp for Boston after dschargns part
Arrived 2sth bark Margarcths Ger. Schmidt, Liver
Cleared a7th schr Nero ors Villas oporto sailed
sailed goth: steamer Caspian Isr, rroeks drom Bssi
MoSrakAL. Sept 2s-Arrivcd steamers HISTORIAN (Bp,
fssnSsnd so%Ssrd & ssphnS cn Pns & psse
Little Giaes Bay: bsrks Scotia .s", smslt.er pe,sa
Tyson Cardiff bark GlSngarry dBr' Bernier Cardcnas
brig Dart rl Cotter Petou schr Frederick Area Brl,
Arrived soth. bark yislia Qsr,. Marsh, sydney, ,cR
Sailed 3Oth steamers Peruvian (Br, Smith, Liverpool
Dominion tBr). Boachette. do.
NoRru SYDNEY CB. Sept 29-Arrived steamer Potomac
(3r Watson. Liverpool and sailed for Savanna) bark
TasaSa sept so~saied steamer South Carolina White.
San Francisco
PARA Sept If-Arrivcd- schr II Crawford Adams. Now
York
PoRr MEpwAY Ms, Sept 22--Arrivcd, brig ii b Jones
(Br). Wolf, Bilboa for New York.
QuKBgc Sept 29--Arrived steamers Polyncsian tsr).
Brown. Liverpool; Manitoban .BD MeDougali Glasgow
Govno r) Scarlett. Bristol for Montrcnl Consul Br
Andrew Picou fo do: bark Globe (Dr Mcinn. Stran-
brig Josephine tBr). Canton Pietou for Montreal
Arrived 3th steamer James Barrass (Br), Shields for
Montreal; bark Elgin tBr Monae Sydney. CB, for do
Alexandra C,r). Farham. Cardiff.
barks Frsk tNor Pederscn. BRISTOL Ailcc Nor. Grau
London.
Cleared 3oth ship urania Cyor). Jorgcnsen. London
baks Thes Nor. Andcrscn lIull Trenton (Nor) Neil
son, Glasgow.
QIr. Caron from London.
RicIpucro. Sept 3OCeared bark Adriatic Orr, Blk.
Liverpool
stSGAroRK, Aug 19In port ships Bhoton CBr). Chris
tan for Now York ldg Nearchus Pierce for Liverpool
do: kinreadcr Bray. unc: bark w Thorpdkc, Richard
for New York, idg; Anna Walsh. Bowcrs for Mar
Sr JOINS. NJ sept 16Arrived schrs Robert Ross (r),
CLARK, Now York land cleared 10Th for Waliaccl 18th
Viola tBr Tatem, dot I'D Hugh Ross (r), Miller do
sr JonS sept 29Arived brig Flirt Br wilcc, 81 Vim
cent
q Scwmmeil tBr). Anderson, Newry.
Sailed 18th. ship British Queen tBD, Queenstown; bark
| Norwood (Brl. Liverpool
WINDSOR, Ms sept 22Clcarcd schrs Isaac Orbcton
Alexandra; 23d Ida Eldrdgc and Souvenir for Now
York 26h Newton, Zcia Ada Amcs, and Olivia A. foI
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. !. 1879.
The United States steamer Tallapoosa sailed from
Portsmouth, Va. to-day. for Washington.
Lieutenant Nathan Niles is ordered to ordnance
duty at the Navy Yard at Portsmouth. N. II. Lieu
tenant John A. II. Nickles is ordered to duty
at the Navy Yard at Boston. Surgeon
Jerome H. Kidder is detached from the Speedwell
and ordered to report to the surgeon General in
Washington for special duty. Surgeon John w.
Coles is detached from duty connected with the
quarantine ut Philadelphia under the direction OF
the National Board Of Health and placed on waiting
orGo
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
SAILED.

Steamers Ameriqne Gr,; for Hsvre; Abyssinia BI.
terdam Joseph Pcase Br Marsees; City Of Columbus.
Savannah; Norman Livingston, do; Hatteras. Wcst
Point ships Success uavre; Dagmar (Nor) Antwcrp;
strathearn dsr, shanghai; 1rSshrague tBD; Ange,
mouth: James Stafford DO sharpness; Alfred Port
Natal Mindot (Norl. Hull; Dagnay Nor Sablos
d'Olounes; Energi (Noq), Barcelona Lincoln (Aus),
Naples: Arracan CNor), Amsterdam. Adele sabina
(Nor Rotterdam; Belviderc (r), Fleetwood; Templar
from Pensacolal Rockaway, L. l.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
PRICES OF COAL.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l, 1879.
The general coal agent of the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company issued tho follow
ing order to-day
Until further notice the price for Brookside
Lykens Valley coal, delivered on board vessels at
Port Richmond for shipment beyond the Capes Of
the Delaware. will be follows -Brokcn stove and
egg, So 80; chestnut, 81 rs.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
SPOKEN.

steamer wanderer (Br). Haynes. from Pbadcipha for
New Orleans. Sept -, lat 30 46. Ion
Ship Corsica, Henry. from Antwerp for New York. Sept
Ship Thrashcr. Fosworth from Dundee for Now York.
Sept IL, lat 81, Ion 4. - -
Bark Miner tNorl. Middleton from kirkealdy for Pha-
doipbia, sept 10 OH Firo Ireland. .
Bark q II Gordon tr), yarsers from 81 Marys. Ga, Tor
Montcv video. Sept "a, lat - N, Ion "a w.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.

LNoR sALE-TIIT NEW STEAM TUG n. L. OAR
II ragh. built this year; engine yx2O either high or
low ut will: Lightha condenser, iron tank For
further inquire board boat ~ kfs kisvators
Pavonia ferry, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Now Bedford Sept 80 bark President chace
for the Atlantic Ocean.
Sailed from Edgarsown Sept 30. schr Emma Jane.
Marchnnt. Atlantic Ocean.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1879-10-02

ps- During the month of September the HERALD pub.
shed in advance of all other New York newspapers the
arrivals Of 97 vessels from foreign ports via Sandy
by Atlantic cable the arrival at and
European and other foreign ports of ISL vessels.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship Western Empire. Grozier from LIVERPOOL Aug 30
Bark Agar (Aus), Ivancich from Marscillos Aug L.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-''LA FILE DE NINE.
ANGoT"

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-''LA FILE DE NINE.
ANGoT"
Another large and fashionable audience filed the
Fifth Avenue Theatre last evening. the occasion
being the repetition by special request of 'La File
CO Nine. Angot," and the reentr6e of Miles. Angelo
and Paoa Marie in their Of Mile.
Lange and Clairette. NJ. Capoul reappeared as Ange
Itou The fine qualities of these artists have already
been the theme Of extended comment in the columns
of the HERALD. Each performance. however. has
served to make these qualities more prominent
and to fsmiliarize the public with the nice art of
which they are truly the representatives. 1t is
not paying Mr.. Grau an idle compliment to say that
the manner in which he has redeemed his promise
to give first class opera bouffe has been amply
fulfilled, and that in the matter of scenery,
costumes, chorus, orchestra and ensemble We have
enjoyed in LA File de Nine Angot" and "La Peri
chole" performances that could scarcely be more
satisfactory. Mlle Angelo was in superb voice
last night. and hor exquisite singing Of some Of
lccocq's rollicking music repeatedly ap-
plauded and encored. She Is doubtless one
of the most beautiful artists ope-
ratio stage. Mile. Marie also rendered all
the choice aud favorite morceaux that fall in her
ler since the beginning OF her engagement; while
Capoul more at his ease than at first sang and
acted with excellent grace the feature of the third
act being ronanza composed for him by the
puthor which he delivered in . manner that vvidly
recalled some OF his trumphs on other boards. Tho
Inanagement have made preparations for the revival
If "Girohe-Giroha' this evening in an unusually
ttractve style. Mile. Paoa Marie will take the title
,6ie. Mile. Angelo will personate Pedro and NJ. Capou
Marasquin.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
NEw YoRK, Oct Moon.
The Western Union time ball to-day dropped cor
rccty.
The New York herald., 1879-10-02
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.