New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ARRIVAL OF MILE. BERNHARDT.
GOING DOWN InE BAY To MEET nRR-soME DE-
TAILS or THE ACrREsss VISIT.

GOING DOWN 1HE BAY To MEET nER-souE DE-
TAILS OF THE ACTRESSES VISIT
Mile Sarah Bernhardt and the company OF
French actors who aie TO play at Booths Theatre
and the WIcland. These steamers left itavrn on
the same day. On the Amerque we're Nile Bern
hardt her son, valet, maid, aud lady companion,
Mr.. Jarrett. NJ Angelo. the leading uan. and Marie
Colomber Jane Bernhardt. sister Of Sarah. VIII
sail for this country III about three weeks Sho
is detained by illness. The rest of the company,
which numbers twenty. all told sailed IN the Vie
land. The Weland is considered to he the faster
boat and may arrive a day before the Ainerique
The latter steamer is not ex. ectcd before to-
morrow Bad weather may delay her until lhurS
dav. Mile. Bernhardt ~ bad sailor. She VIII
probably be tagged out with the long journey
Tbcre viii be twelve days before the krSt night of
Adricnnc,n aud in the course of that time recep
ton viii be gwen to the aetreos at the ait ghcry m
hibited She will also receive serenade at her
hotel. the Albemarle. The place for the art exhl-
bltIon has not yet been fixed. When Mile bern
h.4rdt reaches New York she will be met by Mr.
Abbey. who has engaged Mr.. Stariu's steamer the
Blackbird, 10 take small party down the bay
About 100 persons have been asked To JON the
excursion. 1t has been decided that neither Mile
BcTnhar,lts works of art other goods shall he
eXamIpcd at the pier. They VIII he taken 10
Booths Thratre, III charge of customs officer.
SHERIDAN AND WARREN AT FIVE FORKS.
The only witness before the Warren Court OF In
curry yesterday was General James w. Forsyth,
who was one OF General Warens Witnesses: anu
who was recalled from hls post at Fort Walla Walia.
His testimony was rs follows:
The hrst meeting Of General Sheridan and General
Warren April took place In the Of toe cavalry
line, and the second one during thc formation 0'
the Firth Corps l heard part OF the conversation
that took place between them General SHERIDAN said
that cavalry had drfven the eneny'r forces back
their works and able IN hold them there, and
that the infantry to upon the cnemys left ana
rear The o enemvs lines 10 the lett Of the
po 1t0n occupied by the Ffth Corps General Wcrren
seated part Of the Time, and engaged III max
Sketch OF the formation Of MS troops He suhmit-
ted the drawing General In orcer TINT there
might bc Misunderstanding. = there hud been be
fore ia max the formation General Warren set mef
goruy aud despoBdent. and 10 have lack of confidence
Ia the Of tue movement. General Sheridan said
would chance for the enemy At all aud
General Warren replied that things had looked that
way before but that D0bbie" Lee generally got ia N
the enc. General Sheridan was about midway between
Five Forks and the eastern edge of the Gillian HELD
wUcn Colonel Locke reported tl hin The latter said
that General Warren that time about mile and
haf in tie The order written at that place
Tor the rel"f of General Warren, and ordered to
deliver IL to HIM in person.
There was no cToss-eXamnation OF the witness.
General Warren in his testimony denied ever hay-
ing made any such remark about General Lee.
General Sheridan when Oh tho witness stand also
stated that General Warren mad made this remark.
The inquiry Will be resumed To-day at ii a. IN.