The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-31
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pal " NEW Y0ak. OCTOBER 30. 1877
- Cleared,
steamship Union tBrsm,, ysh san,en Brsnsn-oslrishs
sss%sSp WV wosSr ca MSHns
Steamship Mars, Grumlsy. PhiadeiphiA-N Kirkpatrick
steamship wamsatta. Fish. New Bedford-Fsrguson
BARK Highland Mary GBr). Perry. Liverpool-Boyd
Bark Eureka. Chandler. Antwerp-w schmidts Son
BARK siv,,y ruina, Lisbon-L Amsinck
Brig SUSAN 2Br1 Spencer, Ro.sraam- whrsnsy Co
Brig Lspwing (Br,. cremor Venice via Richmond. Val
Brig Psrsis Hinckley Foster Kingston, Ja-A solomo
Brig Tempest, Wilson. Lsghorn-Funch Msncke 4
BrlE John Armstrong CBso. Law. 8, Kitis-Jonss
Brla rsugier, Smith, Bsasor--R b Buck ! Co.
schr Alpha, Ludman. Para-C Ludman Co:
schr 1hrasher (Br1 simons, Hamilton, Hal Harvey:
schr Agnes, Kenyon. Key West aud fcnsacoa-c Nal
schr Village Queen. Tilotson BaItimore-Baker Day
schr 81 cros Mecirssor Boston, Boynton's Son co.
schr Lucy Church, Adams Bosson-Larawav Plymer
Arrived.
viii %d.s ps..snssTs c.rSns;en, Oct y ii
ION rsa s DURING
Of shs passe very severe Gel ~ TO
Lowdsn h and s'h nss experienced heavy gales
sssnS;np zodss Rogers Savannah 30 hours with cot
Steamship San salvador Nekerson Savannah, with mdse
:ns . 70 sn oct hsse.
nah c. -, c. - 49,.
with .s g C.
aha n Rebmsnd &C.
with mdse and passengers 10 the Old dominion Steamship
Ship Ida Lilly gof Richmond Me) Patterson Greenoek
~ days 10 Ewen Co. Has had heavy weather on tho
Sc. s sh ss coal rs
ampier from the Mediterranean for Boston.
o Co. g ss
Bermuda. since strong and NE gales 2sh inst had
saGsea
ss other ia e ss Ue'ss
Brig Sabna Br). Ferris Cow Bay, days. with coal to
sshr Anna Gssne tPras, Feer, Rio Janeiro 81 days.
Jesse CARL, Unaerh Demerara DC. IS with
s 10 e wes6es % heavy sand and ~ se w
YORK sailed Oct y and scnr Virginia rrse for do w. OCT
Andre Mex FOR Cork for orders a days. out short Of
sshr John Snow Mitchell shucs Ms 10 days. with .pars
with I'M umssr 70 wi Loud sepnsn'
s n bsSv ior s
wnichiasted nirtysx hcur which carried away
and leak driven % .he Islanas sed almost
INTO NE breakers ms was taken IN tow oy steam
sas1 RI
heavy easerly gale BURST foresai ~ e y ''0
Schr y truman, GlDDe, gIlSuepNla Tor new BEDFORD.
Schr Isaac Rich Croweu. Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr NARY Matt Blycn, Elixabethpor for Providence
Schr Selah Strong, Hodgkinson, Philadelphia FOR 0ou
cester.
schr B Jenkins, Seaman, New Brunswick for Proyi-
seSr 2 lyman, nm, El.absshpor, for bridgeport
Schr Bllow. Cousins, Calais.
Schr Bengal, stetson Rockand-
ScEr Edwin, -. Stockton.
Sehr y Church, Gifortl Bristol, Me.
Schr Wser, Grimes, Bath.
Schr Marian Draper, Moade Gardiner
Schr Walton Cummins Pro,incetown.
Schr Lizzie Evans Evans, Providence.
Schr VIM Il Bowen, Hail, Providence.
Schr Treasure, Jones, Providence.
Schr henry Clay Sears, New Haven.
Schr Pauline Davis, Port Jeue son.
Schr Rushing, Babcock, New London.
Schr Kate Scranton, Palmer, New Haven.
Sehr Henry May, FRANKLIN, Horton Point for Pliladel
phia.
Schr Maria Louise Eldridgc, Rondout for New Haven
Schr Edwin, Pcaice from the wreck OF steamship Am
sterdann, ashore mt Montauk
Steamer A G StiHer, Knox, Philadelphia.
Steamer Doris -, Boston
RErURsaD--Brig Ben Nev,s tBr) Kimmond, hence 10th
for Adelaide, Australia having encountered
OF heavy gales leaving port causing the vessel to
sailed,
Steamship pc Persia. Liverpoo Aleppo do Leo savan.
nah; Atlantic Bremen land anchored at
sail M Sist) Mary Sanford, Wilmington, Nc, Chesa-
peake, fortiand revenue cutter Hugh Mcculcc and
others.
q Wind at midnight, sw.