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The New York herald., 1875-09-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP ELLEN sourHARp Woodwork from st John NIB
Aug for Liverpool has been wrecked on the Lancashire
coast and nine the lost The L eie tons
ser built Richmond, Ne, in 1863 whence she
hailed. (see general news columns)
BARK REIIGNON LIBERIA Utah, from Savona at Lewes
Del oders in the hurricane 7h inst in lat 80 30 Ion 81
20 lost ali her topgallant masts.
BRIG IsMYR (Brj Evans, ST Lucia for England, with
sugar put into Bermuda sept II leaking badly.
BRIG ENPREss tBr. from Kingston Ja for magma DE-
tore reported put into Fmouih Ja previous Sept 23
totally dsnasted and otherwise seriously damaged
scHR ELLEN Gorr from Charleston for Boston, which
put into Newport in distress, has finished repairs
scHR ALLEN BROWN, at Newport, has finished her
pairs.
scnR ELrzABrrH A. from New York for Beaufort NC be-
fore reported ashore Cape Lookout has 10 pieces
Nothing Of value saved from the wreck The vessel
and cargo Appleton Oaksmith OF Hollywood NC
and valued at about 5000 on which there in
ADrE before reported sunk of Annapolis has been
raised and towed into Baltimore on Sunday by the
steamug peany The schooner has re reseiyed % but slight
but considerably damaged
scnRJ GoopsPEED. New London 25th. from Giants
Neck with fish pomiee tor Woods Hole sprung aeak in
coming and was run into the mud Pumped 5000 strokes
in ] hour and 50 minutes, and at that was not dry.
BANGOR. Sept 25-schr Pacific which is partially loaded
has been heard from her since she sailed
BosroH Sept 27-Schrs Florida, Of Surry, Me- and
Laura Watson Of sedgwick' Me- both coal laden, went
nn6 aad U VIII prove total loss Both vessels n were eons
pieces today The Florida I24 register and
Sedgwick in 1868 ana is Of ll5 tons.l
GALVESTON Sept 22-Capt Peters, who returned from
water II will require time and great expense get
her aioat Shoa Point the bark May Queen schrs
Minerva and Amos Houston high and dry. At Wilcox
Point the sehr Adelaide ashore on high ground At Ed
total loss.
NEW LovDoy Sept 25-sloop VIM Miller, arrived from
North River with brick in danger Of being sunk by
ferry boat there, and 20 herself into schooner
carried away her bbu0m. small hole Ia her main
shock and tears In her hull which set her
leaking Laid NJ alongside Of the injured schooner for
couple of days and paid for her repairs.
NEW HAVEN. sept 27-The tug Kapella Clark. which
started this for Guifod Thursday morning with
the Simeon Watson reported lying
upon Of the ulford harbor rocks with the
waves washing over her deck.
QUEBEC. Sept 27The captain and crew. with materials
saved from the ship Chilanwalah. wrecked Antcosti
Island arrived here in the Secret The ship re.
mains in the position, and will probably be sold.
RocRLASD, Me, Sept 27-schr Montezuma. from Calais
Me for Baltimore with Of aths her deck load
afterwards while endeavorng make Seal Harbor she
ledge and slightly damaged, but came on at high
tide.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
FOREIGN PORTS.

BERMUDA, Sept 17-Arrived brig Ismyr Br, Evans St
Lucia for England lsee Miscellany.
titus, ldg.
Proceeding down the river Aug IT. ship Alice Buck Snow
CALLAo Aug 24-Arrived ships st James r) Henderson
Liverpool and sailed 30th for Pabclonl 2sth Gencveve
Gilmore, Liverpool Jacob Troop tBr, Pitman Pabellon
Sailed 26th, shpsSt Mark Gnde Pabellon; 27th Hud-
(Br, Nichols, dos 18th, Hermann (C, Perks, Oregon
3lst bark oneco, Henry, Baltimore.
In port Aug % barks Dawn Williams for San Francisco
Stella Maria Fr Gerard from Puget Sound arrived 23d
CharteredBark st Lucie, Wilson, Iqui-
que for York
CARDESAs, Sept 24-Arrivcd brig Julia Carney Parks
Sailed Ssd schr Maud CBr). Rogers, NV York
CHATHAM NIB, Sept 17-Arrived brig Globe (Br), McGf
I'm, Dundak.
HAvANA Sept 24-Arrved brig Sparkling Water Hich-
Sailed 24th steamers Margaret Baker New Orleans; /;
25th City of Vera Cruz Deaken, New York
Crescent (B Faulkner Port Johnson schrs Jennette
Hilbert (Br, Merrinan, New York 9th steamers Car
LIVERPOOL, Sept 22-Arrived mot Queenstown be-
fore Parthia (B Watson Boston passed Queens
. NEWCASTLE, NsW-sailed August l. ships Carnarthon
Castle (Br Hughes San Francisco 10Th City of Calcutta
Brl Norton, do 18TH King Cerdic Br Berry do; l9th
NEWCASTLE NIB, Sept leArrived brig Abstainer CBr)
McGrfin Limerick.
PABELLoN PIcA, Aug 3l-sailed, bark onece, Henry
Baltimore.
PUGwAsH, Sept 15-Cleared, bark Kong Oscar (Nor,
RIO JAsERo Sept I5-saied previous barks Adelaide,
Bailey. and Serene, Segerman Baltimore,
SYDNEY NSW, Aug 5-Sailed bark Mary Ann Wilson
(Br) Stoddard San Francisco
ST JOHN. NIB, Sept 27-Arrived, bark Walton CBr), Will
Janet (Brl, somervle and Cambria tBr), O'Keefc do
Cleared 25th barks Silver Cloud (Br Robertson and
Liverpool brgs Flying Cloud Qr). do; Emily Raymond
tBr), Wexford Jessie Hoyt (Brl Waterford.
Pendeton New York; Joseph Haydn Ger krouse Burrad
Inlet; 10th, ship Electra, Mosely Boston.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. y, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Geo II Stout. Ford. Philadepha-Jas IIW,d.
Steamer Eleanora. johnson. Portland--J y Ames
Bark sesti Dubrovacki Aus), Gogga. Gloucester ESo-
covch x Co.
Bark Ameyig Nor), Ellingsen, Plymouth, B-Funch,
Edyc Co.
Bark Eos NoD Dannevig Elsnorc Arendal for orders
-Ietens, Bockmann X Co.
Bark Fld Nor. Thronsen Alicante--C Tobias 4 Go.
BARK Golden Fleece lBD Armstrong Barbados-H Trow-
BRIDGES Sons.
Bark Eliza Barss (Br vesey, Hamilton, Bormuda-A Z
Tucker.
BRIG Waubun, Spencer Barbados-simpson. Clapp a Co.
Schr Lavinia Warren, WhittemOre, Demerara-beHy-
craft a Co.
sohr Lucretia Parsons, ST Pierre lMarnique B Wen
berg.
schr Mary wtham, Austin. Port dc Paix-R Murray,
Jr
schr Matilda BD, Hammond Mayagucz. PR-J w Wilson
& Co.
schr Annie Cook Cook Ponce PR-II W Loud & Co.
Schr Anna, Hawkins Key Wcst-Bennor x Piuckney
schr Lookout. Nichols Chareston-Eyans, Ball 4 90.
schr samnel Wood, Ponder. Norfolk Vs-lsaac staples
Fchr Charles Carroll. Kelley. Phladephis-Rackett Bro.
SChr spartcb CgVssInan, LOstgn-Jed Frye a GO,
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

GLOUCESTER Sept 27Arrved bark Teresa GtaD, Canero
New York
GENOA, Sept 22Arrved brig Belle Of the Bay, williAma
Philadelphia
HAvKE Sept 25-Arrved ship aeob stamler, Samson,
New York
Also arrived 25th Montreal CBr. coaaeet Phadel
phia
IAyERPooL Sept 2e-Arved, ships swe) Dannberg,
Quebec; Clara Maria swe), Bugge barks carnarvcn
Castle (B Davies hagdalena Bay; Poolscar (Br, Clark
Quebec; ST Patrick CBr Serrutt Montreal Vega Ger
Gerths Wilmington NC R.ltse (r) Beyner Charleston
9th ship Thonhl tBr Haynes Quebec with loss Of deck
load barks John Black Br Dcane Daren; Jardno Bros
(Br) Nielsen, Miramichi.
Also arrived 27th brig Annie dam Brown Bergen
Cleared 25th, brig II b Cleaves, Cummings, United
States.
LONDON, Sept 2e-Arrved barks Colons CSor) Jensen,
Quebec; Chaasze (Br), Lndgreen, Bull River SCI 27th,
ships Adept dr) Mitchell Quebec; saracen CR) Knight,
New York barks Huddersdeld Br) Norman, Boston st
Peder Nor, Ostensen Quebec; Farsund Nor) Johanne-
do; Onen for, Haug. do; Solertia (or Osen do
Juno Ger, Lndt, New York
LErrH, Sept 27-Arrived, brig Otter Br Pringle. New
York.
LONDONDERRY, Sept 25-sailed bark Virgo Aus), Gadu-
lich United States.
MovnLE Sept 27-Arrved steamer Moravian (Br) ,Wye.
Montreal for Liverpool.
PENARrH, Sept 27-Arrived schr Charlie Morton, Pike,
Lubec Me.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 2e- Arrived ship Euterpe BD Phn-
Ups. SANborlh W kbr 8ueoec'
Wetterhorn. Rich Portland o.
Arrived 9th AN. City of Chester r, Leitch,
New York for Liverpool
Also arrived 27th Ldskjaf CNor) Gundersen New
York
Sailed 2eth Russia CB. Cook drom Liverpool.
New York.
ROTTERDAM Sept 25Arived bark Johanne Marie Ger,
Gustavus, New York.
Arrived 26th, bark Endymion CBr) Davis Philadelphia
RIO JANErRo Sept 2e-saed, bark Contest (Bp Hines,
New York
SWANSEA Sept 2e-Arrived bark Abinus CBr). Sweeney
Quebec
srETTrN, Sept 22Arrived brig Morning Star Br, Bor.
den, New York; schr Etna. Sawyer do.
Arrive1 port in the United Kingdom brig Empress
3D. Edmond Bull River with loss of aintopmast and sails
split
Arrived at -, Sept &c the Sussex United States
LONDON, Sept 27The bark Arcadia (r) Anderson which
sailed London Sept Is for the United States has arrived
Falmouth for repairs having been in collision with
another vessel and received much damage
Ship Ida r) Morris Bristol for Pensacola. has put
into Plymouth in aleaky condition.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Sept 2e-Arrived, brig Zawia or) omandssn,
Wilmington, NC.
BRISTOL, Sept 2e-Arrved, back Moss tNor, jacobsen
Quebec
CARDIFF. Sept 27-Arrived, bark Ada Barton (Br No
Orath, 81 John. NIB.
CErrE Sept 22Arrived schr Mary Peters, York, New
Orleans; oath brig Ohm Wesley Ford, Baltimore.
CRoNsTADT-Arrived bark Florolla, Craig. New York
DEAL, Sept 26Arived, bark Eliza Ayelina DID, Dowley
Philadelphia for stettn.
Arrived in tho Channel 22d ship Dusberg Gen. HOLES,
from Baltimore for Rotterdam
DrLrzrL diolland. Sept 22-Arivcd, bark Asia Csp),
Guereola. Pascagoula.
FALMOUTH, Sept 27-Auived bark Arcadia Br), Andcr
son, London for United States ,sec below.
GRmssY Sept 27-Arrlyed bark Tistedalen (NoD. Han.
sen Quebec
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
SUICIDE OF A BRoOKLYNITE.

A FULTON STREET MERCHANT SHOOTS HIMSELF
WHILE TEMPORARILY DERANGED
A well known citizen of Brooklyn, Mr.. E. ?. Taylor,
attempted to commit suicide Sunday morning at his
place residence No Sc Cambridge place, by shooting
himself in the head with a pistol ball The fact
suppressed by the family until yesterday when II
announced that there possibility Of the
cry of the unfortunate gentleman, the bullet having
lodged In the brain. On Saturday evening it
marked by his wife and daughter at the supper table
that he exceedingly restless and odd in his manner
but no particular attention paid TO this and there
thought of danger occurring 10 him, he has
been physically and mentally depressed for the past
three months Indeed, during that period he has
not been able give his wontcd attention the busi
ness Of the firm with which he has been for many
years connected On Sunday morning he did not make
his appearance at the breakfast table at the usual tme
but his wife believed that he sleeping and that rest
would be best for him, that he not
moned 10 the morning meal About nine O'Clock,
however the family were startled by hearing the re-
port Of pistol and fastening TO his room they we're
horrned to find Mr. Taylor lying the side OF the bed
bleeding from wound in the right temple. That 1t
was self-inficted there could De doubt, In his
hand was grasped the single barreled pistol which had
done the work. He was speechless, and has so
remained from that time to the present writing
Dr. Terry, Of Washington avenue, carly
summoned, and remains in attendance. Nothing could
be done the life Of the patient The physician
is satisfied that Mr. Taylor wholly irrespons bic for
the act he temporarily insane His death
hourly expected last night Mr.. Taylor. who a
native OF New York, IS forty eight years Of age and
graduate of the Free Academy Of this city He is a
scholarly and accomplished man, and is highly re-
spected in social and business circles He is a mem
Der Of the uphosterng and furniture firm Of Brooks
& Co., Fulton street, corner OF Sands Mr.. Taylor las
for wears past been active member Of the Cen
tral Congregational church, ofwhich Rev. Dr. scudder
is pastor
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
HEAVY BURGLARY.
NEW HAVEN DRY GOODS STORE ROBBED OF
SILKS AND LAcEs-No cLEw TO THE BURG
LARS.

A NEW HAVEN DRY GOODS STORE ROBBED oF
SILKS AND LACEs--No cLEw TO THE BURG
LARS
NEW HAVEN, Sept %, 1875
One Of the boldest apd most successful burglaries
committed in this city came TO light this morning
when il discovered that the dry goods store of L.
=. Deming & Cooke had been entered some time be-
tween Saturday evening and this morning aud robbed
of silks and laces valued 80 600 An inspection Of
the premises, which Chapel street, in the very
heart OF the city, shows that the burg
lars gained an unoccupied tene-
mont the second floor Of the adjoining
building, and separated from IL by eght-inch brick
wall Through this wall the burglars cut hole
eighteen inches IN length by about twelve in width
Through this they gained entrance to the cloak depart
ment and thence made their way to the lower loor
the rear end Of which the silk dress goods laces &c
were kept The store without shutters In front
and, being brilliantly lighted, supposed 10 be
under the supervision Of the police The burglars
showed nice discrimination in the selection OF their
plunder Remnants and goods Of inferior quail
ity we're examined and abandoned. Seventeen
full pieces Of black and thirty pieces Of
colored silks we're taken, all imported goods
and very valuable. -Four pieces Of American
silks and thirty lace points and sacqucs are also mis-
sing The total value ot the goods is believed 70 be
fully $40 O00 The black silks worth from SO 10
50 per yard, and The coored from 81 S. The goods
taken would h4l three Saratoga trunks IL is thought
Lal the robbery was committed on saturday night and
that the burglars after securing their plumber left the
city on the half-pas TWO A. M train for New York
The goods were undoubtedly passed through into the
unoccupied tenement, and there packed and
made ready for shipment When ali was readv
the rear door Of the tenement was opened
and the burglars, loaded with their BOOTY
passed out, making their exit through dark and un
requented alley into Orange street which not much
travelled late at night From this point to the new
depot they would not be likely % be disturbed egpe-
ciay If they took the precauton TO avoid rather
sleepy police. The burglars left behind them dark
lantern not much used, jimmy, drill and shawl
strap These, OF course afford clew 70 the opera
tors, who, however believed be the same par
Ties that broke into MOnson n Carpenters store IN
this city, last November Then, now. brick wall
was bored through, and then, as now, silks, and only
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
- NOTICE To cAPrAINs oF vrssELs ENrER1Xo

M NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
the colors red green red changing from the other
in Succession and be several miles distant Cap
tans Of vessels upon seeing this signal will oblge pre-
pairing any marine they have for The Ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
S~Persons desrous Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No ! East River New York.
Letters received from all parts Of the world and promptly
nvered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
A LARGE FIRE AT NEW HAVEN.

DESTRUCTION OF THE WORKS OF THE NEW
HAVEN WEB COMPANY AND NEEDLE Ann
SHEAR WORKS.
new HAVEN, Conn, Sept. q, 1875
The works Of the New Haven Web Company in Cen
Te'le were destroyed by Ore early this morning. to-
gether with the needle works OF Card & Morse and the
shear works Of j. T. Henry, which were in a wooden
os,uans osaas. .auJoiHng The Ore Is supposed to have
originated IN Tie last named building from spontaneous
coinoust'on Tho loss is 500. 900 The insurance Is
obly IaI'a Deg distributed among the following com.
panies'-Llg eI pool London and Globe 81 500. Ian.
Ssshre ol England, s. 500i Lycoming S. 500: Williams
purg CIty, $ayy0i Queens, $500; Merchants'. Of
providence, s2OO0i Alcmana Of Pttsburg 81 900.
Commercial Unoni 81, ,5O0 Niagara OF New YORK
5000 sprngueld Of spring ghcd 81 500: Etna of
HIt0rd, $3,OOOi PhUnlx. Of Hartford f6 600
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.

The police Of the Ninth and Fifteenth precincts made
a raid number Of liquor dealers on sunday evening
for violation Of the law in keeping open on that
day and arrested eight persons--Henry Hipe No bs
Tonth avenue Mary Crossman, No 407 West street.
Horny Boschner No. 3ej West street; Henry TboIEe
No 81 West street; George Blerderfnan No 5s Uni,
versiiy place. John p Dodan, No 10l Greene street.
Charles Baumcser No 1G5 Forsyth street Richard
Woodhead Of No ia Sixth avenue. They were all
arragned before Judge Bxby, AZ the Washington Place
PoIce Court yesterday, and held IN Sloo bail eac 10
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
RurLAvD. " Sent D. 1s--


Connection was made this morning at Albany with
tie fast mail from New York by train over The Rens-
sclaer and Saratoga Railroad, arriving here
az ten minutes past twelve p NJ, bringing
New York papers 10 this section four
hours earlier than the usual and hours ahead
Of Boston morning papers. This arrangement
and the facilities extended by the Post OGice Depart
ment give great satisfaction
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
SAILED.

Ship Canoes Port, for Oporto; harks Angelina QtaD
Gloucester; Emma Parker tBr Port Natal Marino tAus)
London: Ucland (Nor), Stockholm; Success Nor. Ros
tock Edward Waenerland Ger. Liverpool Aquila Nor)
Queenstown Falmouth, Aedius (Gsr), via Rich
racnd; Eha Havana: Carib ST Crox Topsberghus Ncr)
BALTIMORE Ano ,Ilusl, do; brigs Abando (Sp, Cardenas
Waubnn, Barbados Favorite, Demerara; Aqua PorD
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents shipmasters informed
that by teiegraphng the HERALD London Bureau ad.
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street. London" the
Office addressing Bennett 61 de rOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabcd coun-
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for teegraphing news.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

WASHINGTON, Sept 27-7:S 80 r. M.
Probabilities.
For New England and the Middle States and the
Lower Lake region increasing cloudiness and cooler
weather with southwest northwest winds stationary
or rising barometer and in the northern portion Of
these districts.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States partly cloudy
weather in the interior and the coast north
cry winds shifting to easery and southery stationary
slowly falling barometer and rising temperature.
For the Upper Lake region Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley clear fair weather, variable winds, mostly
from the north and east, with rising barometer and
lower temperature during Tuesday Tuesday night
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
clear partly cloudy and cooler weather with north
to southeast winds and rising followed by falling
barometer
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
THE FAST MAIL TRAIN.

Nj. George s. Bangs Superintendent OF the Railroad
Postal Service, has arrived from Washington and win
attend the conference to be held at the Board Of Trade
rooms Nos II and 10 Broadway az rec clock dav
when merchants and publishers have been invited to
attend 20 explain sheir wishes respecting the new light
ning postal express trains.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY.

Chancellor Crosby will deliver the Introductory lee
ture before the Medical Department Of the New York
University this evening the new college building In
Last IwentysI1th street opposite bellevue HospltaL
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
OFFICERS ELECTED.

AT meeting Of Company Of the Eightyiourth regi'
ment last evening in the armory corner Of Fourth
street and Broadway, Mr. A. J. Colng was unanimously
elected captain, Edward A. Moore fret lieutenant and
Joseph ", Godfrey SECOND lieutenant.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
ANOTHER DEATH.
PHILADELPHIA. Sent. 27.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept y, 1873
Osborne Braitch, aged forty years, injured by the
collision the Pennsylvania Railroad, Frankfort
last night died this evening, being the fifth death
cauged by the accident
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
TIE WEATHER YEsrERnAY-

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in CON-
parson with the corresponding date Of last year as in
dlcaied by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
SPOKEN.

Ship Maria stoneman r from Philadelphia for Dublin
Sept 10. lat so II, Ion 81 80
Ship Red jacket (Br from London for Quebec Sept
lat ~ 81 Ion 30,
Ship Aarchmount DID, from London for Quebec, Sept l3
lat al Ion 20
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
CREEDMOOR.
OPENING TO-DAY OF THE FALL MEETING OF THE

OPENING TO-DAY OF THE FALL MEIAAN" VI 49,
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
The annual fall meeting OF the National hihe Assoola
sion commences TO- day at Creedmoor Extensive prep
arat,ops have been made this event. and although
il NAV moi IN some respects compare favoraby with
tha Of last year it expected to come OF with good
deal Of Seiat
The following recapitulaton shows a falling on OF
thirteen team entries compared with the fall
meeting OF ls74:-
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

The 5000 tickets ending with figure (tpe sae as h.
each entitled TO $40 F' p''Ao| "ie
The 1000 tickets. numbering from A ooi a., Ar ooo,
sive, are each entitled TO SOD ' " '''V iie~
The snDscrberS sworn annotr..a
intend the craving Of the Kentucky State Loterv CIa
heregy certy That the above the numbers hi yerS
tns uay urhWn rom the 5000 placed In the wheel
September %. 1874 N.Y. WIS Hay NoaturuayDs
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

II RAMSAY
L. d CRoNISGER, Commissioners
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DEprcTrox,
9neal lst Of the above and all future drawings will r.
@ S IN thG Louisville CourierJournn Louis,e I
'IH0MAS r AGNEw, THE GREAT NEW yopv
ur9cer, Flour aud Tea Dealer-hverv famiy slDs
can and pct bargains THOMAS X AGNEW aD Vasav y.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27--7 80 L. M.
Probabilities
The New York herald., 1875-09-28


Steamer Electra, Young New York for Providence.
Schr Goodwin. Williams. Albany for stamford.
Schr Atwood, Marshall, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Pierson, Nichols ROndout for Port Jefferson.
schr II F. Washburn; Look, Haverstraw for Norwich
Schr Nathan Clifford, Tyler. Rondout for Boston,
Schr Hattie Collins Tribble. New York for New Haven
schr 7 X Woolley, Bailey. New York for New Haven
Helen Russell Rafferty,, Pougkeepsie for Boston.
Reading RR No 49, Little, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Mary Baker, Murray New York for Bridgeport
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.

VVANTED-A Is TO 80 FOOT SAIL BOAT ADDRESS
w with price and description, o. /. C. Torresdale, Phi
adelphia