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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The Great King of the Pantomimtmic Art, ana
onIy a GORGE L. Fox. the original Humpty Dumpi
~ In person. whose success has never been equa1so
IN the annals of American amusement me
throngs of people nightly assembled ior tne past
number of wears attest by their lavish anu
hearty Laughter the undiminished popularity Oh the
Smrronn ded bv his own council. with his brother
tho famed nantaloon, C. 4. Fox, he will appear In
his Comic Trick Pantomime OF - .''...
HUMPTY DUMPTY AT HOME,
r.,resentine world of fun tricks, trials and tri-
bulatious. -,. .s n
A FILL PANTOMIMIC COMPANY, FORTY
. FIVE PEOPLE IN ALL. ta
A GRAND CORPS OF SPECIALITY ARTISTS.
- Forty-five people In all
EVERYTHING COMPLETE, AS PLAYED IN
NEW YORK.
Soc hills Of the day for further particulars.
Seats secured three daye IN advance 1T JOHN
STUN D - -'A W. Ii. STRICKLAND, Agent.
II. Z. PARhELEF,
i,ast Business Agent.
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! AMsinrMEnTB.
DIcHMoED THEATRE.
POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY
TUESDAY AND WEDNEsDAY,- .,...-.-
= JANUARY B AND 8, 1870.

Farewell appearance or the undlkputed and regal
queen Of /
EEGLT5H TRAGEDY,
the jro.id-renowned msgF ,1H-sEZ'r :
1esas JANAUSCHEK,
suuportedb y her new and most brilliant - /.
NEW YORK STAR COMPANY.
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pss !. a.sai-@7 POPULAR PRICES 20. c,ro,.
Admission To, Orchestra Chairs and Dress circle
ai raeerved seats only % cents extra: ParQueetE:
Is cents; Family Circle, 90 cents; Gallery 20
cents. lin DOMINANCE On
Tt{IIRSDAY MORNING. December y 81, at y. =
Johnstonis miisic-store, 01S Main street.
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az GEORGE L. E0X'St',tu.
New YoRK HUMPTY DUMPTY TROUPE,
- = Md $50 IN ITS ENTIRETY. [2..L =
GEORGE b. TYLER. Manager.
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HULLINS INSrlrUTG.-Th spring
Ill term will open the 10th OF FEBRUARY.
BOARD and TUT ION, ST. so: Music. $50
payable half In advance. p,at-ofice, Botetourt
Spri1gs, Va. Apply 70 the superintendent.
- CHARLrS l.. COOKE,
de 14-1w&js1-1w Superintendent.
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OATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
u The regular monthly meeting Of the above
Society Will be hello THIS Tuesday EVENiS
January S, at tx O'Clock. A prom pit and run at
JOSEPH W. LAUBE,
,,z1,+ Seer etary.
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JANUARY /. 1873.
COMPREHENSIVE.

NEW FIRM.-The undersigned will co.,
In tinue the WHOLESALE GROCERY Am
COMMISSION BUSINESS 1t the Old stand eo,.
ner Fourteenth ard Cary streets, uudcr he nam,
and style of ROBERT F. WILLIAMS 4 co. nd
solicts the continuance Of business hereIovre y.
tended the late firm.
ROBERT +. WILLIlvs
RICHMOND, VA, January !, 1875. jal.lG
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REPORTED.

FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The SPEAKER laid before the House CON-
munication from the Governor In relation to
the Two works of art in bronze, representing
the arms of the State, now located in the
western vestibulc of the capitol, recommend
ing that they be paid for or returned TO the
representatives of tho late Thomas Craw-
| ford.
MIR. j. II. LACY presented bill to autbo-
rize the payment OF 800 to General Casper
Tocbman; which, under suspension of the
rules, was placed on the calendar.
Mr.. ANDERSON presented resolution pro-
viding for printing extra copies of the First
Auditors and Treasurer's reports on the SUBJ
| ject of taxation which was rejected.
On motion Of Mr. LovESsrkIN the Keeper
of the Rolls was instructed to retain the act
to amend the act incorporating the town of
Van.Burensyille.
Mr. RlDDLEBARGER presented resolution
requesting the Governor to appropriate
from the contingent fund $50 to be used In
repairing the shaft erected in Shockoe Hill
| Cemetery IN 1913 to the memory Of John D.
Hamilton, who died while member of the
House of Delegates from Bath county.
Agreed to.
The Committee on Finance recommended
that the petition Of K. Higginbotham for the
payment of a judgment Of the Court of APP
peals be rejected. The report was agreed
10; but on motion of Dir. GILMAN the vote
was reconsidered and the petition recon-.
mitted.
Senate bill to amend the law in relation TO
the time for holding terms Of circuit courts
was made the special order fer the 18th of
January.
PASSED.
House bill for the relief Of William T.
Albright, late sheriff of Montgomery county.
Senate bill to incorporate the town Of Fair
fax.
Adjourned.
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TuFsnaY. January 5ih, CHESNEY VOID,
s. j(i - : 80 (Isiess Ronse.I1 ~ ~
WEDNESDAY. Japunry 6th-last night
MARY SfUAKT.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP Locn FERGUS 03r, Crawter from Glasgow for San
Francisco before reported Montevdeo in Distress put In
July mot 10th to repair damages having parted her rud
der.
BARK HERMANN GER Hack, from San Francisco for
Hamburg which into Rio Janeo in Distress reload
ing cargo July l6
BARK MARrHE (Fr Mazon from Marseles for San Fran
cisco which put into Rio aneiro In Distress dschargng
for repairs on July 10.
Brig IocnISvAR (Br), from New York for Pernambuco
and Bahia before reported wrecked the Island OF Rocas
2GO petroleum. 0i9 kegs lard 5 pkgs recrackcrs
26T drugs sewing machines l73 bbs Hour,
eases backing and bbs do.
ScnR VULCAN Coggins at Boston 9Th inst, from PEN.
broke, Me, reports ut 10 O'Clock Friday night in fog
ashore the Southwest Breaker Thatcher Island and
of with the assistance of the steamtug Vim Wooley
and was towed to this port in leaky condition.
FAKIR from v!dence, before reported Lewes
Del with foremost sprung &c sailed AN Aug for Phiadcl
phia to repair.
ScHR IRA LAFPRIYIER Coleman at Boston Sth inst and
stove.
soHR ABEL lost anchor and part of chain in the lower
harbor of New Bedford Aug T.
Boar Lutte FNLY sunk in of Annie,
Clinton Point Hudson River. She is loaded with 5000
bushels wheat and down in about 10 feet of water
She being raised by the Now York Steam Derrick and
Wrecking Co.
Tux QUICKEST YET-Steamer Germanlc, (of the White
Star ine), Cap Kennedy which arrived ut this port
Saturday morning made the from Queenstown to Sandy
Hook days % hours minutes time). This pas
sage is said to be the quickest upon record
LAUNcHED-At Belfast I'd inst from the yard of VIM Nc
Gvery ship of 400 named the Premier owned by
the builder and others be commanded by John McGver
She will load deal at ST John, NIB for Liverpool.
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NEW YORK CITY.

o1cer Moore, OF the Fifteenth precinct killed mad
dog yesterday at No. so East Ninth street
John Kelly, aged four years, fell or the roof Of No
1856 East Tenth street yesterday afternoon and was
killed.
Louisa Crow child Ave years of age fell out Of a
fourth story window No 40 Baxter street yesterday
and was instantly killed.
Hugh Conroy, aged forty five, living at No PA Mon
roe street. fell down stairs while visiting friend yester
day, at No 200 Henry street received injuries from
the elects Of which he died in II few minutes.
Yesterday afternoon alteration took place on
Cortland avenue, 14sth street, between boys
named Patrick McKenna and Jacob Booth McKenna
was shot in the hip. His wound is but slight.
John Brown, child four years of ago fell from fire.
escape the fourth floor of No SAT East Fifteenth
street and seriously injured He was sent to Belle
vue Hospital by the police of the Eighteenth precinct
Samuel Laycraft, man about forty years of age,
died suddenly last night in saloon Spring Street
Market OF hemorrhage Of the lungs His body was
brought to the Eighth precinct station house and the
Coroner notified.
William Dillon, twenty-four years of age, of No. S55
Eighth avenue fell overheard from the barge Chicago
opposite Yonkers about halfpast four o'clock yester-
day afternoon. He WIS rescued and attended ut the
station house in l52d street and Tenth avenue.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Pilgrim Fowe, from Shields for Hong Kong. juno H.
the Equator, Ion - 81 W.
Bark John Campbell r, Hankenson, from Liverpool for
New York, July -, lat ~ 20, Ion IL.
Bark Fornjot NOR Svcndsen from Dundat for New York
July -, lat 10 10 lon Ii 40.
Bark Ganymede Nop olsen from Havre for Sandy Hook
July IL, no lat &c.
Bark Jupiter dor Lieran, from London for Philadelphia
Aug 8 lat ~, Ion II ~.
Bark Tusko GER Van Thulcn, from Bremen for Phila
dephia Aug 3 lat 20 Ion II 40
Bark Doctor Falk Ger, Haupt, from New York for Ham
burg Iuly u, lat n y, Ion ~ w.
Bark Genrallock (Sr Wadde from Halifax for Ship Har-
Dor. July ~, lat - Ion 10 W.
Bark Elena tGer Bassen from Bremen for lqulque July
4, las II 80 y, Ion IL 30 w
Bark Caribou kenney, from New York for AMER July 8
lat 20 y, Ion ~ W.
Bark Pomona No Jonassen from Newport for Montreal
July -, lat a. Ion 30
bark ndustrie Ger, IIilken from Bremen for Baltimore,
Aug ,, lat ~. Ion 81.
Bark Alpha NOR Maroni from Liverpool for Boston, Aug
=, lat 46 "A, Ion II O3.
Brig Iazetnc Hodsdon, from Batavia for Montreal,
July 4 lat ~ ~ Ion As w and supplied with provi-
sions).
Brig Mississippi Baltimore for Demerara July "a
lat II, Ion 81.
ulet Boston for Cape Hayen July 81 lat 81
Ion 81
JIGM american ship from Lobos for Falmouth June 2,
lat % n, lon 30 W.
JkRD ~ ship American build elliptic STERN, from Ran
COON, bound east, July 20, OF Bardsey.
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Brig Orbit NssR yqass 70 day with sugar s,P and %olas
sehr Ida 4 Jayne Mills, Rio GrandS % days, with hides
&C., 70 Gossler 4 Co. vessel 70 a -l9beu Crossed the
schr Lulu zimmerman lof Jersey Chyl, Pierson Bahia
co sa h % TanssS e~"G 70 G, an s 9 S I
lon - ~, spoke brig Countess d from New York for Bar
sehr Speedway of IIaupgtonl Coffin Matanras days
Win sugar To II A Natable SOM vessel to miller
selr sunbeam Cof Pensacola Ilin, Cat Island days
w Sf1 naval o Gsrs aeh@sG w1 10 Sc days
scbr " Thomas Roberts Newborn, Nc days, with
'h sr IT,, to c hlskeTley vessel 70 master
ssr Aas s' B@ I sir6 Ee s'GSI" "a va
sshr i ! Wood curIc., virginia
selr Mary Jane, Alien Virginia;
schr l Il Hopkins; Predmore, Virginia
Schr Toward WiiHarns wanwra,ht Georgetown, DC.
Ss WV I Paar peo GsSgstow1 pc for Now Red
ford vi" rA'"''' oo'' Georgetown d. TOT new D'''
Schr Helen A Hoyt Crane baltimore
Scir John Griffin Richardson Leonardtown, Md.
Dy- Bark Ldskalf Nor, from Belfast, which arrived at
Sandy Hook Sch inst for orders up tho city sth PM
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of New Bedford Fish, New Bedford for New
steamer Tie, Ewing New London for New York, with
scSr Emily, Torrcii stamford for New York
Scr Samuel Goodwin, Williams, Stamford for New York.
ser Brooks, Brooks, Georges Banks for New York,
with fish 20 Haley 4 Co
"
Schr StancliH Try0n, Portland Ct for New York.
Schr ID l. Thompson, Hull, Bridgeport for New York
Schr Game Cock, Qurey Milestone Point for New York,
with To order.
schr w Green, Green Boston for New York.
Schr Henry, Everetts, Eddyvle for New York
Schr Connecticut Smith, StOningon for New York.
Schr Terry, RaynOr. Providence for New York
Schr Florida, Johnson Newport for New York.
Schr VIM Young, Gray, Port Jefferson for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer General whitney allet New York for Boston
Schr Black Diamond, smith, lIoboken for Now Bedford
Schr Ames, Snow, Elizabethport for DanverspOrt.
Schr @ Lowell, uOboken for Providence.
Schr Nightingale, Young, ll0boken for Providence
Schr Challenge, Marshall Ezabethport for Providence
Schr ; Is Small, Warren, AnbOy for Portsmouth
Schr Thos Is Cooper, Hogan, ROndout for Newport
Schr Planet, Henderson, Port johnson for Camden.
Schr IL Minn. Ferris, Hoboken for Warren.
Schr Baltic, Parker Ioboken for Lynn
Schr Olive. Warren, Elizabcthport for Portland
Sehr \ Adridge Handy Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr Ida l. Howard, Mosier Elizabethpor for Portland
Schr Reading Railroad No 81, Adams Philadelphia for
Norwich.
Sehr Chime Landreckcn New York for Bangor.
Schr T e. Lyman, Hubbard Amboy for Norwich.
Schr Elm City, Kelly, New York for Providence.
Schr Emma, Belts, Port johnson for Taunton.
Schr Il A Forsyth, IIobbc, Now York for Stamford.
Schr American Chief, SNOW New York for Fall River.
Schr III lIodgman, Layton, Port johnson for Boston
Schr Sparkle, Shropshire, Trenton for Fall River
Wind Mt sunset SSW, light
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BuRSos AYRRs July 0Aryed brig stephen Bishop, Gil
key, New York via Mnteydeo where she arrived Juy9
New York
BRRMuDA July 2iArrived, brig 4 II A Pitt (I3r) Stubbs
New York Aug steamers Manrco Br, Farran, Glasgow
Yerh b sdhr spceastor r, faris Islands for P6iade
Sailed July 30 brig Devonshire Cr Doe Barbados Aug
a. sloop Planters Packet, Myers, Boston
HoSC KoSG, June l9-Arrived schr Scotland. Holcomb
HAvAYA Aug 3-Arrived steamer City of Mexico, sher
Sailed 7th City Of Vera Cruz Deakar New York
HALIFAX, Aug s-Arrlved steamer HISTORIAN (Br Wylie
MaSiLA june 1j~Sailed ships Froic Bush, New York
July l. Favorite, freeman, Boston;
MoSTEyipEo, July 4-AIriyed ship Loeb Fergus tBrl
o Whtmore. Peabody. Loith; 9TH, Emma Frances OIr
Burns New York has boon reported In port July - dth
PoaTo cABrLLo July 2t-In port brgs Emma Dean gl'rl
from Philadelphia do; schr White Swan, Raynes for -
ldg =, - ~
Glasgow 9Th. Nova Scotan (Bri, Richardson, Liverpool
ROsARo, July ARRIVED, brig Eleanor Miller dBp, Ill.,
RIO JAsEIRo July IO-Arrived bark Lorton Vale (3r)
Beeinah, Richmond, Va 18th, brig Tropc tBp, Barker
sailed 10Th banks Ida Osw), wula New York; 1lth
Thos small CGer DS xdz q F lS,h Pahnebros DAM
In port July rs, ships Fredander Morrison, from New
York for san Francisco rsio"dng cargo i4ineDo Scs
Haack from San Francisco for Hamburg rcloadng cargo
Marhe Do Macon from Mareies Tor san Francisco dsg
repairs Edwin Reed Higgins, for Calao Mindora; Bar
clay aud Maggie lugs, Seed, Tor Baltimore; Atlantic
Dnrup for New Orleans; Casco Penny, unc; brigs Eigi
Nor Ncrland Hampton Ioads; krcmlin Wyman,
York. uidius DER for Hampton Roads Lima tPort for
do Zingara Orr ebrocq for do; Alma sw, Isyberg, for
smiSsnal, june is-In port barIs Almatia, Lowell
sASros' June 25-Clcared schr John Douglass Parker
In port June 90 bark Giuseppe dAbundO taD, for New
81 yoES NB AuG 7cisarsd, ship Ellen Southland. Wood
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 5, 1875
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED NJ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wInrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer City Of Chester (Br, Letch Liverpool July %
and Queenstown 3Uth with ms aud passengers Dale
August lat 10 Ion - 70 passed an iceberg; same day
lat 45 IL lon ~ - bark rugged steamer supposed Ma
tonal inci bound 5th PM lat ~ 80 lon 81 03 steam
or bound east, showing green and rod lights
steamer The Queen tBrl. Bragg. Liverpool July - ami
Hurst Aug & lat 81 30 Ion - 80 passed m Iceberg.
Steamer Gamma (Brj, Lcddecoat. Bermuda 81 days.
With mdsc and passengers to y A Outerbrdge
steamer city Of Austin, stevens Galveston Aug !, via
Key West 5th with mdse and pasSengersto II Mallory
steamer Old Dominion Walker Richmond city Point and
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
steamer W Elder Road Loves Del with rndss TO the
Old Dominion steamship Co
Ship Norris lof Damariscotta. Barstow Havre days.
IN ballast to master.
Bark Alfred. Doanc, Liverpool 2G days in ballast TO
master. Is anchored in Gravesend Ray Tor orders.
Bark Kate Crosby Of Yarmouth NS) Porter London via
Delaware Brcakwater 80 days IN ballast TO Eweil a
Co July 10 lat 80 - Ion AZ a. passed icebergs July
y lat go ~ Ion yO spoke bark Atlantic CBrJ, Bro
men for - tncy, Cd.
Bark Marie tItaD seguairc Fowcy 90 days with China
clay to ORDER vessel to Laur0 story Co.
BARK kohE syerre Ngr, Larsen Ncwry, ~ days la bal
last to Tobias Co Is anchored in Gavesend Bay for
orders.
Bark Trget Dutch, wyk, Amsterdam 50 days with mdse
Bark Mormon Nor Jorgcnson Rragero Nor 40 days in
ballast to Tetens, BOckmann a Go.
Bark Catalina tSpj, Feryan Havana days In ballast TO
J. Png * Co
Brig Emmangele 1aD DO Tucc Cardiff 50 days, in bal
Brig Heinrich iGcr, Brane, Rio Janelro 50 days with
coffee 60 J. - Morgan \ Go; vessel 70 e Tobias & Co.
Brig ITEM tOf New Haven't Pierce barbados IA days with
and molasses ~ Rowland Aspinwall vessel TO
Brig ennie Morton (of Baltimore smoot Humacoa PR
IS days with sugar 70 onatavia Coz vnaal AAhheA
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the thereof by right of alleged purchase OF the
same fOm the rm Of A. f. Kent Co. That said property
has not been taken for fine pursuant TO
statute seized under execution attachment against
the property OF the plaintiff and that the actual value of said
property according knowledge aud belief Of this
deponent, Is S,i9. 31S. ELMORE A. KENT.
before this 7th day Of August, 1S75B. +.
GAIrus, Notary Public New York
There attached to the above complaint the sum
mons under which the proceedings commenced
Action win be taken by the firm OF Baxter n Co. TO
effect the release Of the grain under embargo by the
Sheriff Under Sheriff Daggett and Deputy Thorn
are in charge of the property and yesterday
managed Illustrate several attempts get the vessels
under way and headed seward. The plaintiffs have
secured the sheriff from any loss damages that may
result from this seizure by giving heavy bond.
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pS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-Tho NEw YORK
has adopted distinguishing night signal
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the eoo red rcd gng from the other
Ia succession and be several miles distant Cap
tans Of vessels upon seeing this signal will obc by pre-
pairing any marine they may have for tho Ship News
Department Of the HERALD
BF-PersOns DESTROYS Of communicating With vessels arriv-
New York do by addressing such vessels
of HERALD news yacht, pier No East River, New York
Letters received from all Of the world and promptly de-
lveIed. Duplicates required
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LONG ISLAND.

John B. Madden, of Blssville (ong Island City, for
merly Corporation Counsel of Long Island City, and ut
time Member of Assembly from the First district of
Queens county died his residence yesterday morning
of consumption from which he has been u sufferer for a
number OF years.
Mr.. John Koran, Treasurer OF Long Island City, has
retained counsel Messrs. James w. Covert and J.
Ralph Bennett To manage his before the City Court
the Grand Jury of which has indicted him for mafeasance
In Office and which will convene again the 18th inst
Mr. Koran expresses desire to have the charge brought
to an i'm mediate issue.
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STATEN ISLAND.

James Reed, who recently swum from Stapcton
dock to Bay Ridge L. l., proposes the attempt to swim
from Stapleton to the Battery, New York.
The Sea View Park Association announce grand
trotting carnival to take place at the grounds New
Dorp, on Thursday next The first premium will be a
gold headed cane. cost not less than $780, entries
free to all county horses the second premium set Of
single harness. to less than Sl00 for county
horses, three minute class. The entries close this
morning at nine o'clock
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ACCIDENTAL POISONING.

Coroner Simms of Brooklyn, was notified last even
ing to hold an inquest in the of young child Of
Mr.. Cahouns, Of No 26 Clinton street, who died from
internal poisoning Saturday. The child had drunk q
quantity of solution of causc soda through mistake
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SEIZURE OF GRAIN.
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF WHEAT
STORED AS CARGO SEIZED by THE SHERIFF
COMPLICATIONS OF A PROMINENT MERCANTILE

FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF WHEAT
STORED AS CARGO SEIZED by THE SHERIFF
COMPLICATIONS OF PROMINENT MERCANTILE
HOUSE
posse Of officers in charge OF Under Sheriff Daggett
and Chief Deputy waltor Thornc Of the Kings county
Sherns Office seized the ship Sarah Hignctt on last
Saturday night at her berth at Martins Dock The
vessel has cargo Of nearly $4,000 worth Of wheat
The sailors, who chiefly Italians at first showed
signs Of resistance to the civil seizure and threatened
TO throw the officers overheard but subsequently sub
mtcd to the moral force Of the officers Of the law A
guard Of armed deputies left in charge and Under
sheriff Daggctt proceeded to the Atlantic Dock where
the bark Giovannino NJ, also loaded with grain was
seized under the authority Of roplevin suit which
was commenced on Saturday in the Supreme Court OF
the State OF New York by 4. r. Kent Co. against the
firm Of Archibald Baxter 4 Co. The plaintiffs IL seems
sold the defendants $40 900 worth Of grain which was
taken on board tho vessels above named but payment
had not been made, and the plaintiffs determined upon
getting their grain back They alcgc that the Of
the gac were cash on delivery or inside the usual three
davs grace The cash being forthcoming the fol-
lowing complaint prepared and acted upon by tho
sheriff.
NEW YORK SUPREME Counr-Abeu T.. Kent. Sydney A.
Elmore A. Kent Archibald Baxter and Dun
5jiy 1af coa,ig Of SeS FORK ssElmoro 4 Kent being
chat the said firm the Of the following
personal property claimed In this action that Is To- say
1884 bushels a. IN the ship Sarah gnett lying
in Martins Basin in the county ct Kings $50 1+B bush
els whereof taken board said ship from the boat OF
A. Sc0vie, aud 1888 1896 bushels taken on board
said ship the boat NJ spencer and also 2S ~ %
bushels corn the bark GiovanninO W lying IN At
autc Dock county Kings 6529 81 90 bushels whereof
taken board said boat from the boat Marion ana
500 zt5G bushels taken board from the bark y
g. F00te, and 1860 4O-56 from the boat w.. l..
Hewc that the said property ~ wrOugully detained from
The plaintiffs Wy Archibald Baxter GO. irm composed ot
Archibald BaNtc and Duncan g. RalstOn, the defendants
herein That the alleged OF the detention thereof nc
oordng 10 the deponents bost knowege Information and
belief 10 as iol0wsIhat said deendnnts composing the
said hm Of Archibald Baxter Co.. such firm claim 70 be
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasers informed
that by teegaphing the HERALD London Bureau No 40
Fleet street. the Paris Office Rue Scribe the arrivals
departures from European and Eastern ports Of Amer
all foreign vessels trading with the United States
the will be eabed to this country free of charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medt
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and xpeditious for telegraphng news.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford August 7, Brig II Moore of
Boston, Soper, Gulf of Mexico IIatteras ground ID with
200 bbs oil Sent home the voyage 400 bbls oil
Reports spoken Haeras ground August l. schr Ellen
Rzpah of Providence 22O bbs blkish; Rising Sun, do 35
sp - blksh Antartic do oil reported I'd Quickstep
do, 100 sp who reported few days previous Oracle VI
Parker, do, emitting in 40 Dbl sp whale; Hatfield do,
24O sp
Cleared at do Aug 4 bark Adeline Gibbs Smell, Atlantic
0cnn
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

DEAL Aug s-sailcd, bark Primus CNor), Olsen Cfom
London, New York
PLYMoUsH, Aug S-Auved, steamer Wieland GER He
bich New York for Hamburg land proceeded).
Pharmaceutical schr ii Knight, Knight, Balti-
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