The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1878, Page 9

“THE BEVLEROPHON BALL, Admiral Inglefield’s Entertainment at Newport Yesterday. A BRILLIANT SCENE. Beauty and Fashion on Board the Man-ot-War. {e¥ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Newrorr, R. 1., Sept. 7, 1878. ‘The grand reception given on board of the flagship Bellerophon, tbis afteraoon, by Admiral Ingletield and Cipiain St. George D’Arcy Irvine to their friends in’ Newpor, was a complete success, und the officers were rewarded for tbe pains they bad taken im decorating the bug man-of-war, really converting it into an elaborate bailroom, with all the paraphernslia of naval wariare in sight, The weather was very threatening antil this aiternoon, when the sombre clouus slowly dispersed and the glorious sunlight was seca forthe first time jo threc days, It was the intention ot the Admiral to have tho ball “rain or shine’? and to carry out his Programine in cage tho elements were contrary to the desires of many of his friends. He bad Guused several additional suits of sails to be arrangea above the decorations, so that im caso it rained, even as persistently as it did on Thursday, when the entertainment wus post- Poued, it would be a long time odelore the merry dancers woul1 be aunoyod by it. The ship’s launches and gigs were brought tnto use about two o’clock this Aliernoon, and with the addition of a tug chartered for the. occasion the visitors were conveyed from Commercial aud Ferry wharves to the sbip, the frat ‘nstelment arriving at about three o’clock, They were met at the entrance by the Admiral and staff, Captain Irvine and other officers of the snip aod cor- dtully welcomed to tho entertainment that had been provided in recognition of the numerous courtesies extended by the summer residents, who, as will be seen below, were weil represented. TRE GUKSTS. The following are the uames of a {ow of the guests present :-— Sir Edward Thoraton, the English Minister; Mr. Dutrey, the French Minist Rear Admiral Jones, wr. French and Mr, Drummond, of the Knglish Lega- sou; Mre, Admiral Jones, General A. E. Burnside, Gen- eral R. B. Potter, Mrs. Rev. H. G, Potter, Dr. 3. W. Francis and tamily, Mr. Ogden, Mr, and Mrs. Buchan- ap, Mr. R. Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith Bryce, Mr. Carroll Bryce, Colonel N, M. Beckwith, Colonel 8. R- Hovey, Sirs. W. B. Greene, Mrs. Lieutenant Derby’ Mre. J. N. A Griswold, Mere. Tucker, dire. Syme Mrs. W. W. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rives Baron Vun Rosen, of Sweden; Mryx, Purun Stevousy Mr. G. W. Toorn, Mr. and Mrs, Nevins, UC. oH. Russell, Je.; Mr. Royal Phelps, Governor Rice, of alassa- chusetis; Mr. and Mre.’G. H. Norman, Mr. E,W, Kiosiey, Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Codmun, Mrs. Edward | Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Muniou Sands, Mr. und Mrs. A, Boght, Mr. Jobo Carey, ‘Jr.; Mra Perkins, Mr: Bruen, Mrs. Goutrey, Mr. W. H. Whitehouse, Mr, K. H. Schermerborn, Mr. und Mrs. H. Hupnewell, Mr, nod Mrs, Jumes P. Kervochun, Air. and Mrs. Davia King. Jr, Mrs. 4. W. Ogetin, Mr. J. B. Rosne, Mr. Jobo H. Purnell and Mr. A. J. Thorobill, trom London; Congressman Wills and wile, Sirs. George H. dirs. J. W, ‘Thorn, Commodore Kuni Mr. and Mrs, Semue) Hart, Mr.'and Mrs. Frank W. Andrews, Mr. Willlum Fearing, dir. H. Huliock, Mr. J. N. Howard, Natbanie! Thayer, Jc.; Mr. und Mrs. Robert Garrett, Mr. A. G, Lowrenes I et rr Lawrence, Dr. and Mre. W. L. Whevler, sre, Kemeys and Mr. W. G, Hamilton, The following army officers were present:—Geueral George W. Cullum and wife, General Vogues, Captue D. D. Heap and w: Major Forsyth, Major Raudeiph, Colonel W. apd wile, Colonet Frank anu wife, Li Barber, Dilleabuck, Davis, Rusgell, Best, Todd and Marsh. The navy was revresenied by Commander. H, Baldwio and wite, Captain K. R. Breese, Commanders head nod Wells, Lieutenant Cummunder Kim wie, Commander KE. 3, Steadinan, Liewte * sy card’ and wile, Froiessor M. T. F. Wp and Wi Among young lauies core the Misses Beekiran, Ogatiy, Simpson, Carrait hters of Governur Carroll, of Marylanu), Gris- Norman, Andrews, Farmer, Cuuman, Hart, leton, Mason, Perkins, Crocker, Roiuvluader, ae, De — Lucy, ‘rine ives, Arnold, sone, Ogden yud many otvers. foilowing cers {rom (he Sirius und the Argus were also pres- wt yee Sirius—Captain Georgo L. Sailivan, Lieutenants vpencer, H. M. Login, Claude Peget, stuf! Surgeon Cbaries Strickland, Sub-Lieutenant Honry M. Brutth- waite, Frederick W. Suortiand, Surgeon Francis A, Jeunes. Argus—Licutenant Henry F. Huseard, Commander Robert 4. Harriy, Stef Surgeon Henry’ Macvonuell, Chiet Engiveer Leousrd Buckler, Sub-Liew:enant Henry K. Keliett, Surgeou Georgy J. Fogarvy, Clerk Jonn M, Lowry, The officers wero jn tuli unitorm, THE VECORATIONS morning rose dark uud Jowering, yet there was Breat activity on bostd vf Whe Belleropnun. ‘the fig wid fesiovns which bad made the muta deck of the slip a bower of beauty on ihursday afwrovun be- aud spoiled it ail were brought uillcers’ direction, and tbo vie to work with awuil, The part of tue woip extending from the tunnel tv the stero was urrayed for (he salon, Un the — port side, extending from the funucl to the rail, «xtwnded the Mexican ensi, by (he engle, holding @ serpent in its talo iby a similar positive. Uo Wie starbuard uunel wes the pavai Mog of Brazil, while the tunugl tueli Was draped With the eustgn of Russia, these shree cusign?—those a: Mexico, Russim anu Brazil— formed a curtaiu. cutting off tue forward part ot (he stip. Alt Of this Curtain the Meck was rocied aud sounded by flags and eusigi viend the cvlurs iu bem in order the en: nged ou tho port sive us joliowe;—Hirst was the Kugish Union Jack, so dear tu the heart of every British seaman, «Xt came (be once proud flag of Spain, aud then the eXt the HexXian ensign, ibe eagle stunding GUL With startling Gistractwess upon its white grouud; aid thew the flag ot Haytt. Portugal came next, with its entign, vine, WOKE and red, und Lyeu, in sharp ppeared ~ fing of vn the starboard side we pres und of Sweden; wext, that of Portuya’ color of Frauce, S51ve vy sige With the tricolor les ‘proud tlag of Germauy, aod theo appear the en- wol Ruse aud Beszil, Venezucia is the + bo iipe and t follows mer- chant service, Next and iurihest forward, of oo the Opposite. wide furibest alt, is tbe fig ot Hoiluud aud the Netherlande. Around tue Maiomast is the roya: standard, wh three Koglaud, and the harp Hogie liow of Scotland. Along p were wrranged in graceful ies- 10008 tho signal flags Of the fleet, The bridge was gay with boat fligs, and 19 the centre appeared tue Priuce ‘ales’ feather, witu 11s moto, “Ler den,’ be- th. Th gos of Kugiand aud America stood oble equality at the bride, while at the entrances thi of’ England d America, obe upon the siarbvourd side Aud One Upou ihe port, yreet Visitors ey enter. The raiitog around the break of the poop deck ‘Was also bubg with lage, while the mizzeomast wax Grupes with the U Jack, lu couy nud on the deck 4 lor the spectators, ‘she floor was dried ana waxed, and looked ia periect weepiug With the sbiviog xuos and the polished metal everywuere around. The Admirai’s cabins were opened for the reception of special guest, 1 tm the dining car Wes set with Howers. On the ball deck wasa lovg tabi ‘with fuxeries and delicacies for ull whe cho: luke. Thero were Deuusiiul bocquets upon the capstan n nucle, aiding by their veauty to give the beautiful Signat pikes were placed at inter- ; along the fall smaii American figs were placed ry Vacant piace, und it was ont that (he eificers had taken great pains to bave the American (us possible, K asseogors was Mmuded the Admiral was voticed as being bu-tiy co- Buged 1D Making Up the sets, turniog to Sir Ba. ward ILorvton uud M, Outrey be said, oa Minister imental iu wrtanging al! ibe prel vr that officer to form 4 set he Jo the first qaadrilie toe Adimiral danced with Mrv, Admiral Jones, the Kuglish Minister with Miss Carroll, «lovely young miss, the daughtor @1 Goveruvr Carroll, of Marylaud, aud the frenon Miniter with Miss Russell, daughiber of Me. Cusries H Russeil, of New York, The quadriile been tu progress more than two minutes when be Adiwiral rushed down tue deck to the band and in- @is'ed that quicker time be inad @us oVtained Of the “gay and brevk of the poop deck, whiet large number of ia jon, NOt so mu as to waten the A bumber ot ladies were not backward ww accept invitutions to waik along the bridge and also the sbip, iraine of low, itt the sprill whistle Fival of oe quudrilie,”” tose ' shrive of beauty, The Gest of diamonds ulungside of nandsome uniiorms aod tho Many veautilal Indies, woo seemed io bi Proad of the attention soown them by the Cloudy weather, with freq erly winds and rising, followed by stationary barom eter. cloudy weather, occ erly and rising, followed by stati occasional rat leye, clear or partly cloudy w southerly, Hook, Barne, Baitimore, Nortoi*, Capo | ‘NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1878,—QUADRUPLK SHEET. to describe. The Englisn officers smiled as though they bad never heard of war and uns, and ie younger yortion of them peured as if they would be giad never to herr of them again 80 devo.ed were they io ¢ Ment of the beautiful Indies whem they had the pleasure of meeting while in Amencan waters. Of course (he majority of the iadies danced with those Wearing unitorma, Wiile those who wore the suit for dress occasions hud eir wits somewhat intently 10 order to g programme who was no THE TOILETS. A general idea of the tollets of the ladies will doubtless interest the fair sex, Many of the toilets bad the corsagea with short round waists and belts of the First Empire. Miss Vogdes wore a bouutitul Val ol white and blue fuille. Mrs, Thuyer a reception dr Diack and white, with bonnet of the same, drs. Gouirey a reception toilet of royal purpie which exuctly suited her Clytic-like fuce, aud bonnet with whe feathers and peurl trimmings. Mrs. Wilts, white musiiu, ‘The Misses Simpson in blue and whie faille, TheJacqueminot red was woru 4 great deal by the young ladies, Miss Codman, of Boston, looked very pretty to black und white, with boonet to match, Most of the Donvets worn were the close Quaker cottage bonnets, The tendeucy, however, of the young Jadies secmed to be toward (he larger gypsy bonnets, with very littie face trimming. Miss Parnell wore a lovely dress of white taille combined with lace, und large gy pay hat trimmed with flowers. ‘The claboraie totiets worg by tne iadies ure worthy of mention, but cap hardly be expressed, so cumpiicated are the dresses Worn nowadays, Full reception toilets wero enerally worn, Mrs. Keruochan wore a lovely repeh costuine of black und wuite velvet and sik combined, with bounet to mateb with pearl trimunings. diiss Kernochan wore ap eluborate reception dre: of pink silk with gauze De Cuumbéry, with bat inimmed with pink aod gilt, Miss Beekman wore a Tecepiion costume of drup de soldat, Mrs, Wiaturop a costume of gcru and biuck sik, with bonnel to match, Miss Beckwith biack and piuk white chip bowel, with flowers. Drs. Paran Stevens a tnvroughly Euglish toilet of écru rayé velours—jucket overshot aod underskirt, with bat to match, Mrs. JN. A. Griswold wore a very original costume of Diack Silk, wito garniture ot gold, bounet of gilt to mate. Mi Ada Hazard a very ot bine, and white bonne: te muteb daughters of Colonel Prince louket very prety in white musita, A very beautilul costume was no. iced which bad the appearance of the Juive dress, black Velvet aod white damask, with Jacqueminot trimmings Mrs. Captain Heap wore a blue uod gray costume. Mrs, Hull, caié au iatt silk, aud vonnet of white cbip, teathers and pearl trimmings. Mrs, George Symes, a rich blue gauze, combined with Live silk aud poiut appliqué trimmings, anu boauet with bive featners, Mrs, Admira! Joues, black s11x cose tume, with bounet trimmed with écru feuthers und sik to mateh, Mrs. Lieutenant Barver, silk toilet. ‘Tue Slisses Carrotiin white talieand musi, with bat Mrs. George Norma, maroon silk, bounet ot white chip feathers avd tulle, Miss Normaa, white musi; over pink suk, gypsy hat, trimmed win flowers, Mrs, Frank Andrew, black sik costume, bonvet with peal fringe aug white featuers. Mra. Lieutenaut Derby, black silk costume. Miss Griswold, wuite mashin, Kogiish hei, with wore feathers. Miss Bull, bDluck velvet und guuze over- dress, bonnet wiih flowers aud pearl triwtniogs. Miss Andrews, Diack silk, with white nat with yellow featber. GOOD NIGHT AND ASHORE. ; The gucsts alter enjoying tue eutertainments wero qu ckly taken ushore, vut not until (bey had been in- dividually honored with a hearty “Good uigut” vy the admiral, the bind iv the meantime appropriately pluyiog “Auld Lung Syne,” A DINNER PARTY, The Admiral, wih #lag Licdtevant Cocaran, and the Secretary, Mr. Marcon, w entertained at dipne: by Mr. George H. Nor- mau. Governor Rice, of wenuseti#, and Governor Vun Zmdat, of Rhoue Istaud, were also present, In the cenire of tue table was a Jurge floral decoration representing the Bellerophon, which was suvscqueatiy preseuted (o tbe Admiral. AT TRINITY CHURCH, Rev, Mr. Morton, the chaplain ou the Bellerophoa, Will officiate at Trivity Courcn to-morrow ufiernoon, VEKMONL ELECTION. LATEST RETURNS SHOW NO ELKCTION IN THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICI—GOVERNUR, SEN- ATE AND HOUSE REPU! LICAN. Waits Riven Jcxocion, Vt., Sept. 7, 1878. Full returns trom the First and Secoud Congres- sional districts aud from all but five important towns in the Tnira district, on the vote lor Goveraor, show 36,725 st 17,113 sealtering 2830 ves Proctor a majority over ail of 16,782 In 1876 the same towns gave Fairbanks (rep.), 44,153; Bingham (dem,), 20,736; scattering, majority for Fairbanks, 28,344 The tall vote in 1876 stood—Fair- bunks, 44,723; Bingham, 21,042; scattering, 73; m joruy tor Fairbanks, 23,608. la the Firat Cougfeasional district, com; eighty-four towns, ali but five towns give Joyce (rep.) 11,255, Kundall (dem.) 5,649, scattering, 41; major- iby tur Joice; 6,065. 1n 1876, Joyce was re-elected to the Forty-fitsh Congress, receiving 14,496 votes, 7,067 lor Childs (dew.); majority ior Joyce, 7,439. Full returus trom the Sevous Congrossoual district, comprising @ixbty-oue towns, give Tyler (rep.) 12,216, Dickey (dem.) 4,958, scattering, 6;a majority ior Tyler 7,252. 1n 1876, Dennison (rep.) was ree —Grout (rep. ), 6,645; Warermaa dew. ), 3,558; variow (uoiser), 9,112 ivering, 63. wrlow iacks.1.154 votes vf a majority. Mis plurality Over Grout is 2,407, ‘This rexult mukes uo choice, Abuther eleciiou wil uke place ov November 5 The Seuute and douse of Representati: Strongly republican, though elected by » aim lmajority. bw greenbsckers elected to ihe House are mostly democrate. Hatiand, St. Albans and Burlington, the three largest towns 10 the Siute, are represeutea by demo- rats, St. Johosbary is represented by L. P. Polaud, who will probably be chosen Speaker uf tue House. CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS, . GaLvesrox, Texas, Sept. 7, 1878. Tho democrats of the Firat Cougressionsi disirict hve renominated Mr, J ti Reagan by acclamation, Putaowiyata, Sept. 7, 1878. Mr. Chapman Freeman, w+ mver of Congress irom the First Pemosyivauis district, to-day notified the Republican Executive Commitice that ne bad deciaed not Lo be a canuidate for rye eiection. The republican confréres of the Sixth Congr district met bere to-day minated Mr. Ward, ‘ CLEVELAND, UbIo, Sept. 7, 1878. Mr. Amos Townsend tas been renuminuied vy the Tepublicans of the Tweasieth Ouio Congressional Dis- trict Convention in this.city to-day. MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. Wak Derantunyt, | Orrick OF THE CMRF SIGNAL Orvicnn, Wasuixutox, Sopt. 8—1 A. Bf Inaications, Yor Now England, warmer, clear or partly cloudy Dortheasterly winds veering to southerly, stationary oF falling barometer, For the Middio Atlantic States, cola partly it light rain, northeast. For the South Atlantic States, culder, partly cloudy weather, followed by rain, northeast, backing to ud stationary of falling barometer, Kast Guit States, partly cloudy weather, oo jal rain, northerly winds, stattouary tompora- ture and stationary of highor pressure. For the West Gulf Stat partly cloudy weather, occasional rain, Winds, mostly southerly, stationary For Tennessee and the Ovio Valley, warmer, partly tonal rains, winds mostly south. ry or failing baro: For tho iowor lake region, warme: clear or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly southerly and station- ary of lower pr ure, For tbe upper inke region, partly cloudy weather, variable winds, mostiy southerly, stationary temperature and barometer, For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri vul- ther, winds mostly jonary temperature Tho rivers will remain nearly stationary, Cautionary signals continue at New York, Sandy » Atiantic City, Cape May, Lewes, if Kitty Hawk, Cape ton, Macon, Smith- bh, Jackson, THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. cord will show the changes in the re tor tue past twi mn with the corresponding date of i indveated by the thermometer at Hudaut’ (Henano building), No. 218 Broadway ;— 1877, 1873. oo Me age temperature lor corresponding aa Weekly avorng ‘cultural Hall, ani, after vi PRESIDENT HAYES. TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE IN THE AMPHI- THEATRE OF THE MINN! SOTA AGRICULIUAAL | FAIR GROUNDS LISTEN To A SPEECH FROM _WASHINGTON. F..OM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. Wasuixutox, Sept 7, 1878. THE PRESID: NT. THE DUMPING OF STREET SWEEPING IN NEW IspiaNarois, Minn., Sept, 7, 1878. President Hayes and party reached this city at half- past se o’clock this morning, om their return from Fargo, A light rain was falling at the time, ken. ing numerous forevodings as to the day, but the morning sun brought a break in the clouds, ana, despite the mud, the streets were early filled with citizens anxious to see the President, A committee to receive the distinguished gueste, who were escorted, amid cheers of the people who lived the street, to the Nicolets House, where breakfast was partaken of Alter breakiast the President and Mrs, Ha: received a few per- Sonal triends, The party then, under escort of the Mayor and prominent citizens, started for a drive aboutthe city, They visited the Falls and inspected the great mills and other objects of interest, and at | one o’clock entered the fair grounds, where they were Feceived' with enthusiastic cheers from a great multi- tude which baa previously assembled in anticipation of the visit of the party. A visit was paid to Agri- wing it from av opinion whether there is any le the dumping can be stopped. Correspondence has YOLK HARBOR—ACTION OF THE GOVEKN~- MENT. ‘The Secretary of the Lighthouse Board has ref red the several communications addressed to him by the Bourd of Commissioners of Pilots of the Harbor of New York, im referenco to the dump- ing of strect eweepings in tne east chan. | pel of the entrances of New York har. Of prominent cit:zens were in waiting at the depot bor, to the. Solicitor of the ‘Treusury, ‘or veen had with Geteral Newton, of the Eugiveer Corps, ia charge of the goveroment works at New York, ou the subject, aud im # letter received yes- terday he says, “Such dumping wiil cause injury by increasing the shoals of the bar and by causing interior deposits to ve formed, He recommends that the | practice be stopped. An examination of tho subject Shows that the deposits are made beyond the muni- Gtpal limits of New York city, but within the jurtsJic- ton of the United State: no law making the act a eriminal off } while thero 1s ry the gallery, the party passed through it, the law officers of the ‘Treasury D partment the gras* organ meauwhile pealing forth | hold that the dumping is an obstruction to naviga- its notes. From here the purty wore driven to | tion within the waters of the Uniied States, over | the sicck wud iuchinery. departments, A graud cuvaleado of half a iniilion. dollurs’ worm of | WBtev the federal courts ave authority, aud that the slock Was ranged in parade, The grand stand | Board of Commissioners of Pilots, or the United | ent, Mrs. | States District Atiorney, is empowered to was the next objective point, the Pre Huyos, Governor Pillsbury and site, Mayor | Raud, General Washburn, Attorney General Devens | 8PPIY at once tor an injunction —restrato- ana Geveral Me. aud about it upward of twenty thousand people, eptering the judses’ staud, | img the contractors from making aay more | ‘There had by tuis time gathered in (he amphitheatre | ge ts im that place or anywhere clso within whose applause was silenced us Mayor Raua stepped | SFC leagues of tke shorrs of the harbor, it is also to the front and iuiroduced Pre: SPEKCH OF THE PRESIDENT. resident Hayes rose and siepped to Lue front, Dis app applause, He said: Occasions, when he Was required or When it Was proper that be sbould address an wudience largely composed Of ludies, spoke of his cmbarrassm: ent Hayes, Understood that the recommendation of Newton will be corried out, avd wheu Congress nee being greeted with loud and long coutinued | & bi! will be prepared making it a criminal offence to Aly friends, Mr. Lincvin on some | deposit dirt or make any accumulations that woula tend to impede navigation withia the waters of the tin duiertaking | United states. c to doit 1 have never been skilled in lauguaze of | ny BODY OF NIMS, THE TREASURY WatCH- complimont to ladies, and L feel somewhat as he must buve felt 1m attempting to inuke my ackuowledgments to those to whom {am tadepied ior the gratidention ol being with you to-day, [am notsklited. | nave | pot studied the luvguage of mere uc MAN, FOUND IN THE! POTOMAC. The body of the missing ex-soldier, William B. owiledg- | Nims, whose clothes were found on the bank of ment and thanks upon occasions like tots. | creek near Alexandria, was towed to the city to-day Tt occurred to me, coming as 1 was to the Northwest to attend the igriculiural and mechauieal fairs, to meet people who were mainly efyuged tm cousidering by o voutmay who hud found tt floating in the P mac some twenty milos down the river, Ibis their muterial iuterests, tust I might perhaps say | supposed that Nims, who was a watebman atthe a word or two thit woula be interosting | ov that subject, the profpycts of basiness upd a | return to better tmes, and ucvoraingly 1 | gathered togother a ew facts and a few! figures which I intended to use and repeat at | Tronsury, commitied suicide during a sprec. Tho | | body was baried at the dlethodis: cemetery in Alex andria, alae each of the places in whieh 1 was” called | Gene RAL WASHINGTON DESPAT CHES. upon to adiress au assembly, leaving it to the | moment to say such other ibings as might seem | Proper to ‘ay when called upon on occusions like this and here let me say thir, (hat reaily und heartily i thank the Governor of atiunesota aid the Mayor of | INig:ER LOWELL REPOKYS ‘T the city of Minneupolis aud tne President and officers of this usgociution for the very friendly way | in wuich they have greeted we, aud 1 thank this whole addicuce fur the = ‘heartiness with which they have received sentinents, some of which, doubtiers, they do not ” altogeth agree with, It 18 one of the toriunate WasuixGros, Sept. 7, 1878 APPEARANCE OF THE PST OF THK GRAPE. V.NE IN SPAIN, James Russell Lowell, Un.ted States Minister to Spain, decus it of sufficiwot importance 10. warrant things iy American public live that Whatever way be | bis Cailing aticution to the fact that the pest of tne said carrently im the angry discussion of politicul | strife, that, atter all, the Atmerican peuple of ali parties’ seem to’ bave ragacity tm dis rape vine, the phyllopers, bas appeared in Spain, | ‘The universal depression of bus ness is fe't, he sug. covering ut iast what mauuer of man i | 8¢8ts inore sevorely iv = Spain than in is that they are talking about and thinking uvout, | any other country, so ‘that the destruction aud thougu he may make ever so mas Upon the whole they believe that hy is honest und Patriotic sod means well, they will treat oim as you treat m we all know, everybody iw the Uuitea States tnat kuows anytuing knows a good di und w good deal thut 18 yood and pieasaut ubout the | Country, all city of Minneapolis. (Appiause.) We know of your energy, your rapid prowib, your prospects und what Youafe duing to-day, Passi, around your city, viewing your beautitul bomes, vie manulacturing avlisuments, #0 extensive, sv well fittea to take bold of raw matertil, woicn we bave seen growing in the colossal wheat tolds of the North- west; passiug through these und realizing bow it is that one column vfytigures that L have reposted, anu I propose to repeat until | get back to Washing ton, how it ty thut columa ef figures stands vo Javora- bly to the United States a< 1 dues (Applause.) | ret as you will naturally coujecture, to tue comparison Le. tween what we seud uvroad und what we receive | from abroad, und that column of iigures tells us tbat tast year wo have sent to Europe ot agricultural products, breadstuf's aud provistous Jargely more than ever beiore, HUSJAND AND WIFE. ‘It was midnight ta Yorkville on Friday when the residents of First avenue, between Eight; venth and Eighty-elgbth streets, were alarmed by truntic ap- peuls tor help procooding trom the brown stone mun- sion at No. 1,657. The cries continued and a crowd soon gathered on the sidewalks, flicer Zwickert, beiring the disturbanco, burried to the spot aod listened with the rest, The genteel character of ti neighbortiood und the appearance of the bow in question prevented the officer from forcing an cn- trance, When, however, the noise attained a high | piteh and was fuliowed by acry of “Muruer!"’ Zwick- | ert promptly asceuded the steps, but betore ne coula burst open the coor u well dressed lady rusted out, and seeing a policeman implored bim to graut Ler protection. The officer at once entered witu the lady | and iu tus buck parlor cucountered « ,eutlemaa WOO Was pacing With a determined uir up and dowa the apartineut. He haugutily declined giving uny | explapatioa wad the policeman turued to te lady. ‘The iatter told bim ber nusband was vory tust aod used 4 great deal of money. His owa income being Insuflicieat be bad oltea madeculis upon Ler private purse, wuich she Hooored, bul, ou tue wigs iu ques- ov, bad peremptorily retused, whereupon latu ber Upon 4 sola und adimiuistered a severe castigation. She stood the puaisument uotil her uerves wave way and sho was compelled to veat ber leeings in the manner abovedeserwed, Ollicer Zwickert, ou hearing | her story, told the Jady be would arrest her busband, | who had declued taking part in the dialogue, providing She would wecompany uim to the station house and prefer a co it. ‘This Was agreed to, aud the two passed out by the Iront door aud torough | the guping crowd to the station bouse in East Enghty- | eight street, veur avenue A. The prisouer here pre- | # reticence and relused even tog | poke ior finally stood—“Heary Brown, No, 1,667 First avenue; oceupativa, nose.’ Mr. Brown was conducted to uw cell, while bis wile revurned home, The pair met ogaiu yesterday motuing iu ihe Harlem Pouce Cour, Me. brown was attired ia a fiue suit of blue flannel, wuile Mrs. Brown appei in brown liven, Sov nag durk hair, urown eye: regular features. Mr. Brown wears'a mustache ‘und imperial, He 18 gous lvoking, with a somewaat arvie trary look about the mouin. Judge Wucsier flaca the prisoner $10 and held lim ta bonds for good ve havior, He was commitied in default. DESTROYED BY FIRE. At about two o'clock yesterday afternoon a fre | broke out in Hovopp & Co.'s varnish tactory, corner of First and Harrisoa streets, Hoboken. Tho build. | ings were entirely destroyed, and Chiet Kngincer Keuny, in cudeavoring tv extioguist tue flames, was parotully burned sbout the face and hands | Ihe origin of the iro 16 unknown, ‘The toss wil! amount to avout $5,000. FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG. The workiwen in the Leeds Mauutacturiog Come pany, Nos, 41, 43 and 45 South Fifth street, Willians- burg, were startlod yestersay morning by the ery of Fire!’ laewn tostaot the fluwes aud smoke trom the drying room filled the building, aud the panic- tricken men dashed for the stree all escaping without injury, though three or | f @ compelied to leap irom the sec. | windews. ‘Toe cuuflagration, whiel | 5 ray to keep the times under suck coutroljas vot to endanger the surrounding maoutactories aod tbe large row of ihe opposite side of tho sire: “Littie Battie Kow.’" Bi; dyostuf., va juraoce of about $10,00v, wut | k ihe companies vould jory brick, which is owned ogbam, ex-Lreasurer of Brooklyn, 000 and is tuily insured, The je rtakon it The cause of fo been overeat in the CENIRAL RAILROAD MORTGAGE, There was recorued yesterday in the Begister’s office a mortgage made by the Central Ruilroad Com- pany of New Jersey toJoun 3. Konoedy, John Kugar Jounson and Jacob LD. Vermilye, bankers, os tras for bondholders to secure $5,500,000, ‘The morta covers the euure fr Tolling stuck. The instrument 16 dd caresully pre- pare v y of Peousyivacia aad » ey through whien the road ru The 0 made by the company with divers kboluers and creditors t Atnong otvor is dated May | Urecht was dismissed, The little girl's tuth | Uireent, New Lows and Gravese: | ing the net increase to the city ond coauty $4,090,344, | waik on DeKalb avenu ymistukes, if) of diminution of a brauch of industry so important as wine making, would be @ (Loud) applause) Of course | national calamity. Should the evil spread i¢ threatens to have a very serious cflect on the prosperity of the dy overburdened. Un every uccoznt, it is to be hoped that Spain, whose resources would be greatly streagtheued by a fev years of regulur govern™ ag wlso its wondertal | ment, thay not be the victim of a misiortune, whieh, by ivereasing tue already great misery aad ciscon- Leut, might even lead to grave poliical couscquences, sINNOCENT + MUGGLING, The Treasury Department has directed tue ta- Spectors of vessels aud custom housos to heroa'ter rigidly inspect the cffects brought trom abroad by our Raval vessels of war, to breuk up the practice of inuo- Gent smuggling Which has been indulged i tor yea SILVER DOLI.ARS AND USITED STATES NovEs, The Secretary of tue Treasury has audressed the followiag uotice to the Untied States I'reasurer:— TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. 7, 1578, Hon. Jauxs Giteintas, Treasurer, Untied States ;-- On and atter tbe L6tn day of (bis mouth you are nd at | gutuorized, wt the Treasury in Washington the several sad-treusuries In the United States, exchunge standard wiver dollurs tor Uui notes, Very respectiully, JOUN SHERMAN, Secretary. KISSED His PUPIL. Consideravlo comment hus boon excited in Hoboken over tho recent wismissal of the orgunist of the First German Evangeiieal Lutheran Uburch, corner of Gare deo and Six h streets. Mr. Tavodore Albrecht, the Orgabist, resigned bis position in the Foruietn Street Lutheran Courct, this city, about tbroe years azo, to accept the pusitiaa of Orgauist .n the Hoboken church mentioned above. He waa married aud livou wita bis wite’s amily, corner uf th and Gerdeo streets, Hoboken. ‘The pustor of the Garden stroct church, Kev. Dr, Moun, thoagbt a grant deal of it ist him secured for bim a nuimbe to wuom taught music lessons. Among Albrect:’s pupils was Miss Gussie Moto, agod fuurteen, duughter of Mr. Wiha J. Moba, a hard ware dealer at No, 155 Washingion street, and @ nieco Of the pastor, A week ago sbe told un sequatutance, wu iittle girl uamed Siraub, that Me, Alvrvcht bad kissed her, The young told Dr, Moto, pastor questioned bis a who relierated ber statement, Dr, voba nutifl gies lather, wod then called # inceting of (ue cburet trustees, Which was held fuursday, at which Mr. At present abd attempted wn assault on the but was restrained vy his brother and the churen members. Last wight vow De. Moho and bis brother Gechued to discuss the matter OFF THE TKACK, A narrow escape (eum a serious accident occurred last evening shortly after six v clock ow the Now York Kievated Railroud (east side branch), wear the Grand Central Depot, A trata of two cars wud the locomo- tive had just urrived at the depot station | 4 gers had alighted, A tew minutes | aad ull the pu later (he engineer, under the usual custom, started to back (he tratu to (be extension om [hird avenue, there to let it remain upty Moaday, Un the route it Was Necessary (0 pass over a “spring point’? switch, or a switch thas i moved automatically vy the weight of the train passed “over the svi waved his flung to indicate — that train Was coming, Which made it necessary for the Iralb Ou the #wilcd Lo reverse aud start forward, At this time halt the train was over (he sw! In the forward movement train, in Obewience to the flag, the awiteb to respond properly, und the wheels of the second car went on the main track, leaving the first car and the locomotive on the switch. The resuit was that the two hind wheels of the forward car were pulled from the track, tearing the gaurd rai wing the wh baoging Over the girders, No other damage was doue. flagman PROPERTY. The Clerk of the Kings County Board of Super. visors, Mr. Edward B, Cadiey, bas prepared a tabie of figures showing the ation of taxable property in the several wards and towas of that county, as turned by the Goara of Assessors of 1878. he total valuation of the ality” Im the tweuty-ve wards county Flatbush, Flatlands, <8 $314,761, mak- A FALL Coroner Simms heid an inquest yesterday on the body of Patrick McDounell, of No, 105 Raymond street, Brookiyo, who slipped and fell on the side. is skull, (rem the effsets of which injury he died tue lowing morning, Tho deceased, who was sixty years of age, lived in Brooklyn for tnirty-tive years and was @ brother of the late Dre. Edward, Join aod Michael McDonnell, formerly medieai practitioners in that city and 10 New Oriean NOL SO VERY POOR, The Syrian family which arrived at Castie Gardon e jaye itudwn, idee some Turkish aad Roumelian rail- “REGIMENT IN CAMP, The Fifth regiment, N.G.s,N.Y¥., Colonel Spencer commanding, left their armory in West Twenty-tnird down Broadway to the si ferry. They go in camp at Cedar Grove, Staten Isiand, to-day, A—THE FALL or, FASHION HATS, Sn EID st TRADE WITH BRAZIL. tog, sad-asie vs MSFEN. ‘The steamship Rio ae Jsneiro, of the Bragilian lim commanded by Willian Weir, eit this port on Friday She curried piveteen cabin and og whem were Mr. A. ready for ine A.—ROUPTURE—DR. MARSH'S TREATMENT [2 the ouly sale uuu roliabie cure. 40 years’ practicul experk ye St. Paul's Chur, RESULT INVARL | VGARPENBERG Vecerante PILLS iD vers and summer complaints. Sold eleven steerage passengers, a C. Pringle, tue American Cousui, bis wile and child, Inciuted im ner cargo were 12.100 barrels of flour, 300 Cases Of sewing machines, 200 kegs of lure, 275 barreis rosin, 150 packages of clocks, 100 stoves, 100 packages of avricuitural impie- packages of bottled . 200 euses of prepared corn, 13 causes oi plated ware, 30 cases of tobuceo, T cases of soup, 50 puck- ages of glassware, 150 casee of iron tucks, 100 cheats of tea, 50 packages of buster and cheese, 50 cx vs of pancr, 300 psckazes of drugs, 4 cases of opium, 100 bail barrels nd w isoeliuaeous Cargo, Consiot Castings, crackers, jew , brooms, Ly pe, RUNS, spices and cider, A HIGH AN EXTRAO! T 250 cases of veer, 100 cares of proiounce thi best in the marge! AMERICAN STYLE OF SHOES SHoks and Gaiters $4; Drees: 5 shovels, 48 cases ot way by whicn | burdware, ste = i AN OLD AND WELL T A number of artistic and soctavle peuple yesterday (hat was extended by 1OLU RELIEVES HAKTNETT, Pharmacy, Stu 5 HONEY AND respouded to an Asthma und hay Fever 8, At 3 eral Debility, of the Hived use WINCHESTE Lt between tive and seven o'clock 2. 3. what of novelty, bar it was udroitiy explaimed by the artakes Some- making people ac ladies enjoyed oolong content; tbe gentivmen tound sandwiches, Jager and champugne at ueir call, uud two or three hours were wudoudtediy passe. most ple: Mivs Cavensisi isa bright an UL apparently inexperienced in the She requires w little “coaching."” Inher conyeraution, howaver, she exbtutte the in: tetligence and power that belongs and (fords reason ior the expression of tbe hope tuut sue may equal the expectations ol those who huve ber business interests An acknowledged 5 v MEPH OL AIDOLIGEs dhey caunol be detroted trom ti MPHREY'S, St 10 4 pohsued actress FALL sTYL ervainly wel. | £9: (Ss Deknys, $190) America, and if she deserves 11 she shall Dayo em preventive THE AMBOY CUITHLOAT, Hovsruoun VP bowels ur side; William Stephenson, the trinp who on Thursday evening last cut tne throat of James Fitzzerald, at Scully’s saloon, 1p South Amboy, N. J., was yesterday delivered to the custody « 2 New Brunswick. the jatler, at the County He was tound by Constavle y under some joutn Amboy. The r zor with which bo Fitzgernid’s throa’ was found in bis pocket. otber tramp, numed McGovern, escuped. HOTEL ARRIVAL United States Circuit Ju: Georgia; General C. H, Crane, Uaneds and Professor Barbour, of Yaie Co’ Park Avenue. Gederal tucky, is at the Brevoort, United States iM JOB PRINTING 28 ANN 5 se DODGE, CAMMeY ¢ Wiliam B. Woods, ot Preston, of Kon- Commauder Henry Wil, Cuptain Hamilton Perry, of the steamship Britannic, ure at the Everett Major J. W. Poweil, of Washington, and Robert Hei” ler are at the Filth Avenue, den, of Paiadel; Postmaster 4, L. Snows bia, is at tue st James. Everett, of Cievoluug, ure at the Bruns. PRICE. $100 LEY NO PLAUSIBL TATIONS PER- imitations ot SUROP iL, NH NEW YORK HERALD \f THE” PRINTAMPS ‘dhe HxKatpis to be found datiy gasing da Printemps, 70 Bo HAIR. —KOBAKE's 1 nainddes wh gout the removal of 1 the distitection of lino used tr niuce no govd effet, rheumativn an uplexional blom= Ista, grocers and fai GN. Ont color so mVeEn wd rietor, 7 6th av, aud fancy joods dv FOR GEN. AT 21 GREAl JONK> S|, NEAR GRaND CEN. the “Rages Vauss;" 1857, children ivariavis cared. A SMOKER OF EXPERIENCE WILL aT ONCE Maxquis” ail tobacco ei establisued arettes 4» the ity. Thoy anum pipe ta -HAND MADE ust, wear Ann, L THE TEETH AND cath, Kkowy’s CaMPHORATED Saronackous DeNTinlicE, FOR CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, COUGHS, Loss of Appstite YOPHOSPHITE OF ME AND SODA, pecitio romedy, vroved by twenty by Shemists, . New York, Jewelry store of Paw.siax Diamonns whiet crystal baie. wud a Broudway. corn send for price list. SILK HATS, $320, WORTH 15 New Churct'st., up stairs, GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS Jung, mutarial fe x. Bod everywoere; by mail, $1 5. nfwcturer, 74 Broadway. EXCERNALLY, BROWNS ACKA wil reli colin CHAMPAGNE, Ketablished L720, La Marechale,” 3 Beaver st.. stor the United » THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THR .D BUILDING bo LAT, SULEA BASKING, INSUWANUK OB A PURVOSES APPLY THE MURALDD THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE TWO SINGLE BULLOCK capable of printi of au Cight-page paper, ALSY ALL TIT ry «tes. KB For LAW, BUSINESS RY LIGHT COUNTING ROOM OF PERFECVING PRESSES 14,000 conies per hour er six, seven or wiht columns MACHINERY Be v, BENNETT, New York Herald. tue Gand Ma a, Parts AURBOLINE PRO. duces, by wy of three applications, the bewutitul colden, ty harmless; to be bad Solv agents, A fragrant breath aud pearly teeth TOO, ty, prevent ep tuy feet at natural temperature, Address LACKUIX, Lk NMEBS PRENCH PROTESTANT ool tor Young Ladies, 3d East Koule, Neatly. all nnd always seeds LLES. CA) Bourding and Day > at.. New York (formerly 42 Avenue o Paris). wiil reopen on letter until se WHY HAS sozovoNT Thursday, Septe in! 3. become the stable dentifrice of America Simply because ‘yaad 1, when Miles. Charvoonier will it is Impossible to uso it, aven tor @ week, without perceiy- ing Its hygiene effect upon the tecth, the gums und the n, Wand Celebrit iy . BECHTEL AUKAD, — The Jury at the Paris Medal tor luis Stai HOTEL—PARE Particularly r Bedrooms from 5 tranes a day. O iranes 4 day, inciuding lodging, board anc 2K LA PAIX. CASA KTOK, Peat class estaulishmeas repute aoong Amerteun families. “43 BOULEVARD Dies aney Articles of Y A correspondent of New York Sinuts Zvitung, weiting (rom the Yaris kxp ition Class 76, whieh inclused wi liquors and fermented ints, huve Leen constu: ty busy for To bij ly three months | ALPH. GIRO ron Judeing of the merits of ths 15,000 different exhivits as 8 ac, 27 signed to them KUE VIVIENNE. "PL, do not particularly concern Americans, for our display of these products was sm Il and poor by comparison with Bat ww whiskeys aud fermented fur trom the en mauy other coautrics United staces ist nt of the examinations it was conceded thutour ur lager beers, Were the vest, very country represent d here tine one or more eahi its of lager beer, inciding «h | India, Seeden, Russia, Luly, A: howlind ano swith Vienne and Strasbourg were ai here, and it was 0 m “tates, therefore, wien the jury brewers showed Letter beer le then became « mui expecially ous brewers of B. de te Uabx. CONFECTION (WHOL! agreed that several smerie thay any of tele lorena comp red, but still un Marnest strugsie fe as to who should come Aubry, 40 Place d TRY, ORCORATIC V appointment to the Khodlive, 6 LOCK ETS oF JEWELLERS, 4 50N8. 3 INDIA SHAWLS AND LAC ¥ Ui. Jourdan & PURNITU KH, TAPES ferent American ex: the mont noted brewers 4 ston, Phitadsiphia wad other cities had barrel ur ens fottled beer Mud others of Hi wiion, they, at hin vequent They did not definitely fini of one American w their work, however, tor the ielayed in tratnie and nd the marks on the t casks showed the RESTAURANT GRA ND VErOUR, TISSUES FOR FURNITURE. MISS SULEAU, (Garden) Mist, ¥ Boulavar MILLINERY (Fi UST Parisian ladies, Caroiiue Reboux, LINGE HL DE HAUTE BLE i MES, MMES. DE ViGitrUs it is known that Bechtel ew jor. fine favor wud excep | the fiighost award deer Bechicl ought to be a lappy mae. the for ingor beer, another themselves with silver and bei worable mentions. PLORILINE, for the teeth and breath, is the best 1 It thoroughly ele living “animaicula,”” leaving th. imparting © velighttal teagan FRAGKANT FLORILINE remove us foul stomach oF tol m ull parasite acts of sweet wud delicious as 493 Oxtord st, 8. ti ana vlauts, (tte aud perlectiy harms For particulars addr ington Hotel, Liverpoot, Enuland, NEW PUBLICATIONS. | aN UYCLOP BADIA, Revised Edition. DYSENTEKY, DIAKKUCG&A, YPLETON'S AMERE CHOLERA’ MORBUS sD FEVER AND AGUE, RADWAY'S READY NEURALGIA, DIPHTHERIA, CURED AND RHEUMATISM, SORE THROAT, renieved Lu BY KADWAY'S HOWLL COMPLAINT: ety and inter cr ten by taking Kadway” of lassitude will AND PAINS, ou Friday bight, fracturing wuether sick or nervous the bowels, Weartuurn anu Koady Hellet, will alfor lor « low days effect a peru pold by druggists, « New York, JOURNAL OF Yourke, 16. post free NINGS DB MOREST, 17 Kase 14h Fail nuinber now rv eure, Price 0 © DR, RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS, perfectly taste elegantly eum of Kidneys. bladder, ry , Dillons fever, intamamath DEMORKST s r ASTOR HOUSE SHOK STORKE.—STERN, AM Vt SHoms, $3; Suireens, $1 COP Liss gor 50.000 SONIA! st Most CHARMING RBRUNNEN NATURAL Warten A. STEPHANL & CO, 40 New at. solo SPARKLING ARTICULATION SCHOOL 1 HY DRO, umidity Wholesale und ‘Apply by PLACE DE LOPERA ‘yeeo. if VaLTlks, BSTATES, AGENT (OK Rug Seriba Spark, Y GOODS. JONES, LLION, GUIET & CO., BOURGOGNK, Cavillter, 16 Rae ALE) POR LADIES, Ja Bourse, PLEURIOR, GOLAY LERBSCHE ; also at Geneva. Brusvols. 1 Ras do la & DUA SEPrEMBIK. ee7* a UntLAlN (Auteuil, » Dericquelem, vare Koums, PRIOR), ry », OPPOSITE THE Family Hotel, Late NOUVEAU ar now Opers FLOWERS. G dors by post SU BEARD DYB jeher MiLit WORKS. ©, , Hits DE LA MARINE, U4 ; COLORS, r on 58) FOR THE MOST SPYLISO 4 tue de ln BP) DRESSES, COS ort. Ss Kue dele Pal. SGBURS. PATENT CBINTURE te and Corset Cairase 12 Rue Auber, first Hove BOOTS AND HHL Ner 4 ARTIFICIAL Flay Houd Dresses, irs 104 Rue Richelle x VERRY, 1 RUD lagton, hs FOR DRESSES class. Bobier Frere & Socare PRRFUMED, GIVING L, T, Piver, 10 Boulevard de PPE AND ODONTHALLNG PROM 400 . PRC Jeweller, 119 TALTY, DOBNIK Kuve Le P STONES. n 41 Kue Taithou EMOREST'S MONTHLY.—fHE WORLD'S MODEL PASH sold eve rie Fab my largo illustrations, with de. i Kuglish: price LSe., pont fre th st, New York. F any ol