New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
, nr,yu,pnr AGAIN IN NETWORK.

Nile; sa,a ahpong,, tb country left Philadelphia
Yesterday AT D. M and arrived in this CITY at 2o
She was accompanied by Henry y5 yai was already
in New-York and welcomed her on her irSa tr. "s
Jersey City. After crossing the Terry III, aSe STAYED
while in tie city the last time. Mile. beInhPpIu'
do not occupy the apartments as she naa pc pe
fore but Las gone to TIE floor allow WITT s tired
and was apparently in the best OF spirits. l"a
TRIBUNE T. porter who called upon her when she AZ
"Oh. YES / am tired, Int am perfectly we'll I"n
know was taken i'll in Philadelphia and was uI,
able TO finish my performance o., th" stag were
open-why do thew allow il .-and caugnt oad
cold But it does not take me long 10 gu "'''
now am feeling all right. v
" How did YOU ENJOY your Trip 7, -, Los, ,,.orl
II WAS charming. OF course, have been WORK
ing hard. But have had ear ~ 10 iyS halls
are suiendid Once or twice the theatres We're 100
cold but that is not great mater ILo mt iGiv
reccived. shall always remember this trip WIN "a
great deal of pl,asr and hope to coino ann IL
But l shall be gla to get back 10 10
0 T nor in which Mile Bernhardt has travelled
was the City of Worcester The a'tr,ss MI W r,'N
a;eorgesn n play which has never before been pre-
sented in this city. Mr.. Jarrett coSldcrI IL d S'lnS
play and believes that 1t Viii be iav"laot ht
and two uatinccs On May 4, Mile Bernhardi VIII
sail for France in Ltnerique, OF the French I'M
81 Adresse near Uavrc where she " i'll rest Tor
few DAYS She will then - t" PARIS, whcI' snc o IL;
remain only short time, as she Is onIgcu 70 q, the
London by June to begin an cnragen nr az ondnn
Gaiety Theatre. 1t the conclusion OF heI LphI In
season she will make toqr through E a r,ortr
That thc manager of the Theatre francaise is very
anxious To have her 60 back 10 the company anu me-
made her ~ eral offers Mr, Jar't' .rene Of her
earliest trunphs. He also THINKS that hrI N'Si.
trp has been very beneficial to her health rlf s
cally il has been a success, lot sIic HIS ucp"
Sl50,0OO with her bankers
ITS SERVICES As AN ESCORT DECLINED.
Some months ago the 18th Regiment Of Bro"kIyh'
thrruvh n committee appointed for that purI"Sr.
offered 10 accompany Govcrnur Cornell rs his escort
ON the OCCASION of the Yorktown celebration III "
tnh,r next Ii il intended that the Govcrnois Oh th"
thirteen or. FINAL STATE shall lac present cach WIN
hi, STAFF Governor Cornell accepted nc @lfr 81 ,e
cs,ort. but last week The committee which han , ,i
matter i'm hand received commune atioh rom 'ho
Adiutaut- General i'll these words:
The Comlnandcriu Chief has directed me 10 express to
you that he finds 1t necessary To- w,n1flw NV
a,c,piuuc of the rendered 10 him ana lis i,
through you by the 18Th Rrimeh on ulc orI"S'm ~
the approach hing celebration 81 IN. one hnIreun t
versary Of the surrender oil L"ra N"ih""D7 "' i0'"
town. ,
Colonel Austen. the commanding officer Of the
regiment was asked last evening 10y a TRIBUNE re-
porter ii he knew why TIE order hal been issued
1T was a surprise TO me" answered Colonel Austen
but of course INV duty Is 10 obey AM make NO co-
ments tie actions Of my superior Objects: M
i'm ALBANY some weeks AMI in conversation WIN
Gnvernor Cornell the proposed Trip was discussed.
had read that several of the original thirteen SlaeS
had made appropriations to pay the expenses OF Iie
escorts of their Governors, and ! suggested th!'l u
hill shout. be introduced N the New-loTk LrgiNa-
fnr, for a like purpose. The Governor did not ap-
prove of the idea, and | at once told him that IL
would make difference To the meNb'rs the lhlr-
teenth for they would 90 and pay their own eN-
Mpses told him desire was 10 he the str ngrst
regiment on the ground and that II we had an appro-
priation we would take ont every manon the muster
roll. The Governor was emphatic il his opposition,
ard said that if such hill MAS passed he would yctOt
Last week Senator jacobs introduced a niIl aP-
propriatinv $4,000 for the purpose ana iinio'l-
airiy aftcrward the committee rccei, the letter
withdraw ngt u acceptance o: the regiment stScort:
What effect will the change have upon the rrgi-
We viii 90 to Yorktown of course, but we will
only take between 500 and 500 men. othrrwlse
there will be nothing to regret. The change relieves
the regiment of a heavy expense and considerable
hard work 1t will also give us "A chance to nave
much better time for if we had been the Governor
escort we would have been tied to Yorktown. A. IL
is we will probably spend one day there, and then
visit Washington, Baltimore and other places H..
"Do you think The Governors action IAN lhlica-
fon that the +, giIneEt il TO BE- dl banded =
NO 10 not. Nevertheless, no one knows WHAT
NAV happen in that respect. but do not think that
the present order has anything To 30 with That mat
Henry Ward !Secchcr. who is chaplain of the 18th
Regiment was Questioned last evening after the ser
vice in ilyniouh Church. by the reporter IN refer
ence TO the order of the Governor. lie SAID that lie
really knew nothing about the matirr nn' ne sup,
posed that "a the Governor was opposed I" 'he
1egislaturc making an appropriation Tor the cN-
penses of the escort h' having nc cclt'd pci4' nv
nue,tion was raised he desired Ia place hl.r>eif III
pC,si1ion in which h. could use the veto power uii-
trammellcd by any association with the regiment
Mir Bcecher did not think that the Governor ac-
tion indicated an intention to dishand the regiment.
RELINOCISHiNG LIFE VOLUNTARILY.
Thu. body of the woman found hanging fiOm q
free at One humid misunderstanding and Rall-
ro,l-avc Morrisania. SATURDAY, was recognized az
tho MurgIc yesterday a. that OF Mrs Louisa Arhun,
agr hfty-twu the wife of German barber II No ZO3
Iint-st Mrs. Arnold was wOnlaH al nervous tom
permanent and easily excited. Recently
her son was taken sick with hr4n,
c.its. and the physician who attended
lin gave tie family little hope OF bis
recovery Mrs Arnold Watched at the bedside OF
her son daring last Weli. rslI night Early Thurs
d,v morning She walked lcr daughter with the cN-
Cla,nation Henry Is dying. ! have heard the
death rattle The doctor sent for and sad That
The youug iman Was in no nm'd ate danger. When
The patient brcathcd there "as raft ~ Sond IN
his throat canscd 10y his maady. and Mrs. Arnold
had mistaken this for what IL known rs the
death rattle Although her husband and daughter
tried to r,assilre her. Mrs. Arnold remained hXed III
1 a. l.v ~ sHo