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The New York herald., 1879-09-12
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

C. r. Cifords drama 20 Neil" VIII be produced at
the New National Theatre Philadelpisia. the 18th
inst. wish William j. sesnlOn M the title yoie.
Aimee viii hnish her At the Fifth Avenue
Theatre tomorrow evening with benefit for which
she selected very strong bill. comprising the
principal acts OF three favorite operas in which she
made her fame IN this country
Aimee drew 5000 paying people TO the Madison
Square Garden last sunday. This fact has moved
Maurice Gran TO Try her there again next Sunday in
another programme Of popular" selections. She
VIII sing two new songs in English. new Spanish
ditty and solo from ..Girohe." Several members
OF Mr.. Grau's troupe will assist.
1t 10 not true that Signor Ferranti is about TO re
turn 10 Europe. In note contradicting the report
lie says ~ have received too InSny marks of friend
liness from American audiences TO think OF
leaving this country. am not ungrateful Al all
events like all welibreI artists, win not fail to
give at least a score OF farewell concerts"
At the Park Theatre 'Dnndr.ary's Brother SAM
as presented by Mr.. sothern and his talented CON-
pany. has gone on gaining favor and growing audi
since its first representation on Monday even
ing The natural nervousness Of the stranger
artists has disappeared and the piece could scarcely
be bettered in exponents improved mirth-
making qualities.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt W Hams OF the Cunard steamer scythis has
thanks for special meteorological observations mado
in connection with tho HERALD Weather Service.
We tender acknowledg gements to the purser Of
steamer Morro Castle for his prompt attentions
srxAMKn EUROPEAN tBp, Thomson, from New York.
three or four days.
from Havana loaded with old iron, arrived
n ne.rs % HAND. detained three re-,
fe Tho captain steward and two OF the died from
R.RK LUNA (Nor) Jensen run down night Of Sept
BY e steamer Bslgsnlsnd tBsg,. as rhadslpha Sept H.
seamen saved second mate carpenter steward
scHR RHopA b TAYLOR Harrison, from Galveston for
Pensacola returned Galveston 1lth inst jary
Aug ia -,
scnn OCEAN wAvx is laid up Bangor. Ne, and will
probably be condemned.
ScnR NARY JANE, Merrill at Salem 10TH ing about
oo strokes pc, hour Is waiting orders from the ship
spraSE als.t AN Sep. 10 and wa. ashore Plumb
Burgess q DcnnIspOr. has been SOLD Capt Ulysses
% .t a viii If be $ hs
Bsrnstable
The keeper of Saving Station No H. oo.s. OF Long
his station the 5h inst picked the sides Of vessels
Il sss oSf % sssns sSs o
hA. reported as having foundsrsd in the heavy
The owners of the schr R Weeks. which sunk in
Chesapeake Bay collision with Farney
(Br have filed libel In the Us District Court Bat
against the steamer for damages in the Of
$3 600 libel for value Of the will also be fled
BooriBAY Sept 9--Scr Tontile (of Camden. Mel ran
the side Southport the morning
9th and a total loss: all hands saved
BANGOR sept 1uSchr Sea Foam, which grounded in the
stream. heelea Monday. carrying tho shores with
which she it'll her. Yesterday
ened and At high water reached the dock
GLOUCESTER. Mass Sept fO-Schr John smith, from the
Georges arrived here to-day, and reports that
while Michael Tobin OF the engnged In TAX
ing the bonnet from the b he washed from the
spirit drowned He native Of Newfoundland but
resided In Newburyport where he leaves widow chill
dren. '+''
HALIFAX, Ms. Sept 1.-THE brig Buen OF Darlington
frou nagus salt laden while beating this harbor
night went ives Point, McNsbs Island where
she still lies. She will probably be- got on without
damage when lightancd. NH.f ..
NoRroLK. Sept loon Monday morning the fishing schr
John Houseman Into of the mouth Of the Back
River by the tug Robert Kirkland and cut 10 the
waters edge The disabled vessel made to the
schr Keeling and the towed Into this
the Kirkland. The Houseman nearly light, having In
only fishing tackle and stores fYr the Maitby fishery.
PRovIScErowS. Sept 10-The yacht Sumner, Of Boston
anchored on Station Monday night and signalled for
assistance Capt Young. OF Station u. took
cared for them the station The yacht had
tender and parted topft that the hung In
the water and provisions exhausted She has
been repair ei aud arrived at this port
Sr JonS. NB. Sept 1iBark Jane Wright Br) Kerr from
Richucto for Barrow Is ashore at Cape Wolfe No par
ticulurs.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

Steamer Nth tB,l, IIesow from London for Phsdsl-
phia. sept 10. lat ~ % Ion 90 ~.
ship Pomona 'r lbiser, from Glasgow for Montreal.
Aug 80. lat ~ 20. Ion ~ ~. II.
ship verus Now York for AMER July IS no lat.
&c
Ship orpheus tGer from Hamburg for Baltimore. Aug
~. lat ltj Ion ~.
Ship John Milton Br. from Iioo for New York. July
ship Alice Cooper. from Cardiff for Bombay. Aus 1.
lat rs N. lou 70 W.
BARK Betoaux Of st John. NB bound W. Aug is lat ~
" Ion 81 W.
BARK showing PQTw lDutch) from Antwerp for PhiIs.
dcphia. Aug ~. lat ~ Ion 3S
Bark korsfarcr lNor, from Oporto for Phisdolphia.
Aug ~. lat ~, lon NJ.
Bark Mandarin dr. from Sharpness for Chatham, NIB
Aug 20. lat 30. Ion 10
BARK Evsninx Star. from Now York for Batavia. no
date, lat % Ion "a - w.
Bark Minnie Carvill Br). from Cardiff for Eong Kong,
Aug ~, lat 80 n, Ion 10 w.
Bark Mary Jane tBr from st Nassire for Galveston,
Aug IL lat ~. Ion "a.
Bark sonervlio tBr, from Oporso for sheburne. Ns.
lat ~, Ion 20
~. lat So ION Is.
bars Avsnte NoD from Aarhuus for Philadelphia Aug
bark Lilly d,r from Liverpool for st John NIB. Aug 70,
lat 81 lou 49,
yrig CanpdogIis utsD, from New York for saionics.
July ~, OF Malaga.
rig Kate Uphsm tBr from New York for Rio Janeiro.
In ly lat N. Inn
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
THE ASHLEY BELT.

TIE MEN TO MEET TO-DAY TO LEARN THE To-
cALITY CHOSEN By MR. HEss-RUMoRs AS
TO THE DATE AND PLACE
At eleven o'clock to-day all the pedestrians
entered for the Ashley to meet Mr..
Hess. Weston's manager. at the Madison Square
Garden. to hear his promised communication rs
to the rumored compromise The men have been
kept in entire ignorance Of the arrangements lie has
been making, though the Americans have expressed
strong desire. which they claim is based upon a
right. to know what payments are being promised
out Of the money they VIII assist 10
earn The unnecessary mystery in which
the affair is elouded Mr.. Hess promises
TO clear away to-day 1t variously rumored last
night that Mr. Hess had determined to have the race
III the Garden, at Jones Wood and at the Rink. but
none OF the rumors could be traced to sound
foundation AT the Garden HERALD reporter told
that the walk would take place the I'D of Septem-
ber in the Garden il possible, and II that place was
10 be had, some other building. At Mr.. VAN
derbilts headquarters it again positively stated
that the Garlen should not and would not be used
for any such purpose under the present lease. Mr..
O'Leary' 8 representatives sought and asked
the reported closing OF the bargain between them
and Mr.. Hess for October.
THE fact Is, the reply. "that this man Hess
has acted extraordinarily with and we may as
well state it as at any time. For two weeks he
Messrs. Knntz. Yesterday he accepted our offer.
the HERALD of to-day stated. This morning
he came ncre Win articles OF aRrctment urdWu up
in penciiling, discussed aud agreed on them.
He took them away to have lawyer copy and
put them in legal FORM He was to come
Tonight at eight O'Clock to sign them,
and OLeary's representatives were here to
sign and execute them. Kuntz was here
also to-day asking concession
TO him to sell his beer i'll the barroom After all
these arrangements aud promises Of good faith it is
now half past eleven o'clock and not mothers son
of them has kept his appointment or promise. Per-
haps you imagine my opinion OF the whole
affair"
a1 10 find tIv Hoca and 1aar
his side OF the story but at late hour Mr. Hess had
not returned to his hotel.
Isowell and Blower Brown are exercising at the
Manhattan Athletic grounds and at the Park Reser
voir HaZael il taking TO the country Merritt
is doing most OF his work at Greenpoint and
Panchot is at Bath L. /. The other are tucked
away in odd hooks and corners and taking walks out
in the country, and all are doing well except Pan
chot and Dutcher the former having injured his
foot and the latter been lax in his training.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

Steamer Aeushnet Ellis. New yerk for Nss secaora-
Bark Sargent. Leighton. New York tor borneAu~
Sehr Percy. Mitchell. Ne~ YORK tor Easfport
sclr Francis Eark. Nslis. New ferk Tor bosioh-
>chr James Diverfy Taylor. Ses ierk Tor y r,,en.
scar Kate kllahan. Avery. New YORK Tor New ia'en-
Schr iady Antrim Garter. Brooklyn Tor W archafa
Sehr Fannie Pile kilp4srick. hoeoken for Boston
Schr Di aden. Ellis. Iioboksn for Boston
Schr Re-tIe>s Ruran.u, iiobosen for Somerset.
schr John ID Williams Pierce Neeh~~ken Tor for"''
Ne.
sehr Keokea. Rogers weehawken for Lynn
Sehr George Gnrney. Quincy Ne~bnrg Tor New iohaon'
Schr Staten Islander Miller Nesbnrs Tor nag hAtee
srhr Bertha Fellows Ciark EliEsoethport Tor r"r''
land. Ne. -,
sehr Nail Merrill Port johnson for Portland Me
sehr Maggie Muiyey. Hart Port johnson Tor ro"~
mouth
schr Van Buren, Montgomery Port johnson for somer
se
sehr Katie Hoyt Heaney. Port johnson for New Bed
ford
srhr Clark Cousins. Port Johnson tor Providence
Sehr julia Hailock Port johnson Tor rros-
idence
schr Constitution Hawkins Port johnson for Provi-
dence
sehr Anson Brown Cleveland Port johnson Tor s'fa'-
ford
schr II DAILY. Coe. Amboy for Norwich
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
BELOW.
Bark Sarah Ellen Er). Main, from Limerick July IA
CLLARED.

Steamer City Of Montreal (B. Ccndron Liverpool via
enstown-John Dale.
Cberbourc-kunhardt 4 co.
Steamer More. (Brl. Foster. Marsces-John Q seager
Steamer Bermuda (Br Mitchell. Bermuda-A outer
steamer City of Savannah. Mallory. .savannah-George
YoBge.
Steamer Martins stevens Chance Baltimore--J Krems
steamer EIeanor. Bragg, Portland Mel y: = Ames.
Steamer Glancus Bearss Bos.onIH ~ D,@ocki
Nephew & Co.
Bark frionfo CItaij Bsso Cork, Falmouth Plymouth
for orders-AttillIo Gunio
BARK patria tus, ullenaes stettin-Funch. Edye Co
BARK Tetcns (Nor) Marcnssen Koengsberg-C Tobias
BARK Haxlehurst SBr). Goudy. Hamburg-J W Parker 4
Bark Modesto fHr) Lawrence. Antwerp-Benham. Boye-
BARK Windsmere tBr, Mann. Antwerp-snow& Burgess
Bark Hannah blanchard tBr). Williams. Antwcrp-J
Bark August Loenier lNo1, Olsen. Rotterdsm-Bock
bark .Reveilo tBg, Reynolds, Rouen-J y Parker Co
Bark Imperator (Nor), Jeuscn. Rouen-C Tobias a CO.
Bark Sargent, Leighton. Bordeaux-simpson, Capp
Bark Pomona tNor), Jonascn, Aigiers-Bockmann, Ger
lem Co
Boyssen, Pickering Co.
brig Ivanhoe Brl Kirkpatrick opor;o-seammell Bros.
Brig Stephen Bishop. Gilsey. Maxgn--a Buck Co.
Brig Helen Rowley, .owley. Richmond, va-Abel Alb
schr Olive Crosby, Hutchinson. Ciudad Bovar-George
sehr Rookie z Yates Hopkins. Tuspan-B F Metcalf
Co.
schr Chambers (sr) Brooks. Ponce PRS Micheans
Schr Cumninget Br), Caddell st Johns, NFP Nevius
d Son.
schr Linda tBr). Moran, Grand Menan, NB-Jed Frye
sshr Carolina iG.ske Warrington i, Scaw Hinm.n
Schr . g Acken McComcs, Stamford-Stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
Bark Bevet Dubrovacki CAus cleared 10th by
Attio Gunio mot ~ before reportedl
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. II, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

wHITEsroNR TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Baltic fBr) ParselI Liverpool Sept 2 and
Queenstown Sd with mdse and passengers to Cortis
Steamer Thanemore Dr. Johnston Barrow - days in
Steamer State OF Indiana r, sadler Aug 20 and
Co Had strong westerly gales Cape Race sftcrward
steamer Donau Ger. Bursins. Bremen Aug 81. vi.
oelrchs Co. Had hno weaiLsr; sept 5, Lac So Ion
passed steamer strsssburg tGer) from Baltimore for
steamer, bound b. 10th, lat Al 81 Ion IS S. Gaion
ssssnsr ihingvalla Dam, Ho.en. Copenhagen Aug 10
Newcastle ath with nd.c and Al Funch
MsSe%isr .ss,s, Whine, An.wsyp Aaf p with
heavy head seas during the entire passage
iss. Mallory Co. Ss T.sn M IS Sss %
Ion 10 90 PASSED pass. bark showinx Js3Is ,
Norfolk vith mdse ana passengers to the Old Dominion
steamer na,teras. Stevens Norfolk, with mdse the
Steamer john Gbs"" Ghchester. Georgetown DC with
bark Nordcn Nor Boyo. Lisbon - days In ballast to
BARK ialyson, DIetsn'on Boston boston Sept Sc vi. Long
sshr rrs.s., H..si.i1e swo'' Jacksonville days,
Rsrrnsro-shp Henry Sanford, sleeper, hence 10th
Daniel ca,@naen and William Hogan scau,on commenced
a S h ' his ds %sS
in nine hours
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
stcamer cortc. Bennett Halifax Ns aud st Johns YF
for Now York. with mdse and passengers TO CLARK Sca
steamer Screus. IIalls,, Boston for Now York with
mdse aud passengers 10 n ? Eimcck.
ss ss ssn ss % S s New WHY, Ss. to
schr Lake ray. Rockland for Now York with lime to
seir William Thomas. Li,tcJohn Holloweli for New
seir Beta Edgot. B,llsboro. NIB, for New York.
Schr Entcrpri-e. Robinson. Calsis Tor New York.
schr Mary L~ugh,on. Iiaiowe whitney. Ne. for Now
s Mann % .ss s. for Sss York.
sehr zeaiia Ielloweli; BANGOR for Now YORK
S'lsss Or 20" ss
sSr Nors Assn rass sGs." 0f oS SS Sn
sehr G"ysrno,: wells, Bos,os Tor New York
scbr Alice Is, Bs-sett Beston for New York;
schr iienrn, rh,nney Boston tor Now % Ycrk
seHr " hidsidsc Sia.keil. huston for Bsitimora
ss ssG f" ks.n Ss"s. rGsayy K
sss a% f"'Is w",s" 's York
ssSr sssr Essy''st s%It sI '.. q
ssIr Lucy A Aa,s,, Bi;lop; Fsl Rive, 70, New York
schr Henry ID Brewster Louton Providence for vir-
sehr Eliza Williams williams Providence Tor Now York
se,r Willow Harp Horton rroyidenee for New YORK
schr Martha p King. Jarvis Providence for New York.
se.r L L lisml,p; ,el.or. rrovissucs fer New Ysrs
Scf Ge,rpe Is MarVic Sears. Paw tncket for New York
schr Ann Awelia. Casweli Hartford for Now York
Schr Joseph Hall Rogers. Portland 81, for Now York
Schr George Brown Haynes. New London for New
York
schr VIM Elmer. Tribhic, New London for New York
schr Forest nuue odgkins New Haven for New York.
Schr ChnIree. rrrfcthen New Haven for New York.
Schr Liberty Bennett Norwalk for New Yofk.
Schr George Albert. Bryant Norwalk FOR New York.
Schr Josie Reeves Richards tirecnport New York
sehr silas Brainerd. Frsby, Port Jefferson for New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eenora. Bragg New York for Portland. Mo-
steamer Gnurns. Bearse New York tor Boston.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, Sept, lo-Arrived. schr Joseph Bsymors.
iithArriysd s,s.msrs T,yri.n tsr, Arnssrong Liver
YS.dsiphis: HsrcSies sw.ssy DO: Psrsionsn Albert.
;s as s:T Kss
Arthur Burton. Coombs do; Joseph Baymors, Bprdgs;
and Psiso Grace. Philsdophis; smith, drscs..
and c5sss SrGss saS.oto OK m James
seair;Ss Adssds :sns. mo: 3s..
S@GSs
Hardy s@SYs Baker. DO: Helen, fsr!y. koTsish 80
s:
iiS.Xrriyssd stss%:s ci:adoP ts5: Din:d:ls Cardiff
nah bark SspSs ;s.. SSr oss ss
1.ossis sBr,,' Kiy. from Beifs:." " '"' w 80
Cleared John. Hopkins. H.Is,. boston Nc
York ship, scs Esa.esys s sorso.pn Kns.
Rars s"ses ssr bnssssrs @ csi. Johann. Lnaw;
tGsr Lents ROasn dtaD, Ns.aols do: Ksphs
9f Do lsss B ' o'''
BoorHBAi, Sept 9-Arrived schr X Arey. Arey New
Sqd!: ss.. w;,ne; 5:..
Georsetown; Mary Russell Norfolk; John shay, rhs.
dsphia Clara Loud. Boston; Daniel Britain. drseu.
A;a,.Ss crgss ss: sss:
adelpha; schrs Z Lawrence Port Royal; II Titou, Bal
Ths steamers havo been detained by heavy NV wind
cmEsrER, Pa. Sept io--Arrived schr Promsnsdcr.
FORTRESS MONROE. Sept l1-Arfivcd. bark Laura
(Nor, Berentscn. Bordeaux, seeking.
ss S% ss
Passed @ In IN 10Th bark coorso BD West. from Bristol
p .p Ssd bar. AJ
ssilsaassshTr,, paid sa sA%e, csSs. Nov York
Tcxa: Hines, New York; sehrs Hsyford. Prssssy. do;
NEW ORLEANS. Sept fi~xrrved, bark Harold crp
ToRS 'iAasEE Sept ss a~s.sd bark Camden. Robin.
PhiGxDELpIIA. sept Il-Arrvsd. steamer B.lssn-
sSs ss ''s..sn %s.%as xa'TS sssSsi r
rereo. Bss,on Achilles Bacon Newsuryport Mayaowsr
barns cSi.%s: Ss,,: 5srisfs sossn v,.n.::s ss;
iie"mes xn,werp. Pendichony 1BrJ. seoii. 0rssnocL
sehrs Nellie Iamper Higgins. Lynn; 4 Lssnins v~ii
ssseihs@. Rsod boston; Quaker CITY NcSssiy. s.vsn
cs,nshA% d,y ssns,,.sn , Ant
y,S.Sn New Ycsa a'S S.fss "%'s %ss sc wsn G.s.
Esnoss i1 sf ss%i nlapR sSurs paSfs
Lira Msais dal Bsrro aoasn brig g Aipscnss ss
is. Ss~ smith sSis '
no. sS.Ss ss-ss s.%ss s s.s MAGE .nns
r.ws"sss' Lsss SItAs% ssI pGs"S E%S. ms s Asss
iiIisga; Lynn FaSans, Harris SssSnryp0f'' Lah''
Drli~snn snrAxvArsm Sept iops:;sd out ship Eau..
lBrJ Lindsay for Queenssown; Warren Hastings tBr
barker do Lisbon sf'cr putting b>ek with pumps
ship MS,sr ,S% from srdsaa s%ss
bri Fred Thompson tBo Dunn from Bermuda) Philsdsl
BARK GILMORE Br Adams from oporo. has been ordered
ssgs aA,yes ssss. Es:%ss.
re Ssss s;s s%. or.
Madrid ,Br swan do; Now YORK DR. Hughes Liverpool,
iith-cleared. shlp waslIu.e,t waIscr. Qaecn.town
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
DION BOUCICAULT ILL.

rumor prevailed last evening that Mr.. Dion Bou-
ccault lying dangerously ill ut his residence in
East Fifteenth street which was much exaggerated.
Mr.. Boucicault. it seems, had been studying and
working diligently for some days past. and on Thurs
day he was quite prostrate. but serious conse-
quences apprehended. although all callers were
denied admission to the sick mans by orders
of his physician Last evening he very much
improved. ana when HERALD reporter called word
was sent that the patient was rapidly improving and
hoped to be about again in o few days.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Sept 1o-Arrived bark Bristoiian C3n. Met
calf. Philadelphia brig Orexis utsD. Gacco. Batnore
1ith. ship AuroraJ Au 1vancieh Now York; bark Avon
(I3r. WILSON, do via Falmouth.
Sailed llth. ship 81 Cloud tBr), Durkec New York bark
Leo Nor, Andersen, do; Scottish Chief (Br). do.
BRIs1oL Sept 11Arrvcd steamer Scotia (Br), Spitta
New York
BxLrssr Sept ilArrivcd, ship Lord Cairns Br Dunn.
Baltimore.
CARpiyr. sept 1oArrvsd. bark Elise (Br Levers Bal
timorc.
CorrSnAGES. Sept lo-Arrivod. bark Piimsoli (Nor,.
Petersen, New York.
CALAIS Sept iiArrvsd, bark Grad Semi Aus. Gudss,
Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

blow OF the hsncsPike. some had approached his
berth and strangra him in cold blood.
Oh this serious view Of the case. and after brief
ultltiOn with those citizens OF prominence who
overheard the Doctors opinion the Coroner COM
anftsd he sl1 parties the custody or Brown. IN
ciucins Captain sleeper. 10 the County Jail. and
they we're at once conveyed there.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
SAILED.

Steamers City Of Montreal (Br). for Liverpool: Maria
p). B6ndespx; Lfpg shaw srl Antwerp: Frisia GER.
Hayre sailed loth); SARATOGA Havana BERMUDA GBr,.
Charleston; Isaac Bell Richnond, &c; ships Plymouth
Rock, London; Commodore, San Francisco: barks Idol
tNorl Queen stown: Alma (Nor,. do Falmouth; Roma
!Nor, do do idea Nor). Cork Europa tNor,. do or
Falmouth Padre Francesca Itsl Dunkirk Nesor (Norl,
Ancona Deses Dubrovacki Aus) Great Yarmouth Peru
(Sw), Dantzic; brig San Raffsele Utah, Salonica
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SPOKEN.

The buoy the south poiat OF Goat Island In New.
harbor has broken adr from its proper position and
need In ~
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
SHIPPING NEWS
oCEAt STEAMERS.
.sait. Destinations

DATES OF DEPARTURE FRoM NEW YORK FoR TIL
MONTHS sEpTEMDER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

.as lll aIIsCELlsANEOUs. li. =
DoYAL HAVANA oovERNMkNT AND 0TlER az
lNcuritesj also Louisiana and Kentucky Stale iuvsr
mensa kkPffCH 90 io2 Nassau It,, New Yofk
The New York herald., 1879-09-12
YACHTS. sTEAaLDOATs. sc.

IcoR CHARTEI-THE sTEAMER j. b. SCHUYLER.
for excursions by the day and fitted with all
modations night boat for months or
price low. Apply TO NJ. II. HAZARD Jr, w Harrison st.,
81 broadway. J. W. HANCOCK
IcOR SALE LOw-SPLENDID. LARGE EXCURSION
II Barge IN Phadelphia Address BAkuk. Herald
Branch philadelphia.
STEAM TITO FOR SALE. CiiEAp FOR CASH.
lDif sold Immediately .--Dmcn sion- Length 10 fcet;
breadth. 10 feet; depth, feets cylinder. vxI7 all In
Apply To- sPAFFONDS h WILKINS West and West iith
sts, or IIAINEs HALLOCk. Hudson aud York sta.
Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS. .
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

Steamer Elenora. Bragg, New York for Portland, Mo-
steamer Glaurus. Bearse. New York tor Boston
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The Adventures, AmatOry and Cornwall,
Of the Late Prince Of Orange.

The late prince of Orange is the sub
ject of some apprecistive obituary mott
tea 10 the Paris press. He was at once
Q high.liyer anu . low liver, we'll known
in eli the salons, whittier of good or i'll
fame. His sobriQuet "CitrOn" demons,
was acquired in . curious way. Ii was
ct the time when the Duke do Gram
ont Caderousse was the lion of society
The prince of Orange wished to make
bis acquaintance, and was invited to a
banquet where Gramon- Csderousse was
70 be the reiguing wit. The later,
awed BY the presence of . royal prince,
gave forth mono of the wIticisms which
the company had come to hear. Dis,
appointed, the prince said at length:
al know that you have the reputa.
ton of being the wittiest man in Paris,
and yet you havn't opened your mouth
tonight. lift is my presence tina,
chils you, forget that | am . royal
prince and treat me like . comrade."
He did not have to wsit long for the
dukes response to this courteous invi.
tasion. Seixing . glass of champagne,
Gsamonts-C sderousse clinked it agaIns,
the princes glass and exclaimed:
"Hsre goes, then, Citros ?"
The ice VA broken, but the epithet
stuck 70 the prince through his lite.
The prince Vas most at his ease when
in the presence Of ladies Of the demi.
monde, or rather Of the, 'quarter-monde."
His hasons with Suzanne LowendAl.
Fanny Robert and more recently,
Nine. v. were known throuought Paris.
The servant in whose arms the prince
died once dispIessed bis master by
como sction. Tho prince exclaimed
"Yoa'r nothing but A." very bad
wordl
The valet de chambrs, smarting un-
der the insuli answered
at 10 monssigaeur that is -"