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An old minister, the other day, asked a
woman what could be done to induce her
husband to attend church. /" I don't know,
she replied, unless you were to put a pipe and
a Jug of whiskey in the pew:Ds
, 1875-03-03
The avis"
IS PUBLISHED

IS PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY M SATURDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 6, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer France CBr), Altree, London-F w Hurst.
Steamer State of Virginia Br Noodle, Gasgow-Austin
Baldwin & Co.
Steamer George W Elder Read New Orleans
Steamer VIM Clyde, Doane, Wilmington EC-Wm
Clyde Co.
Steamer W Garrett. Hicks, Baltimore-W Dalzeli
Steamer G Biddle, Pierce, Philadepha-Jas Hand
Ship Derby Ger, Hincken Bremen-Theo Ruger..
Bark Alsyid Nor), Siversen Falmouth, E-Funch, Edge
4 Co
Bark Victoria (sp Tribescorp Gloucester, EJ Elwe
4 Co
Bark Olaf Glas (swe), Ncrnst Cork for orders-Funch
Edge 4 Co.
Bark Erna (Nor) Eertsen Cork for orders-C Tobias 4
Co.
Brig stllicone ANS, vranich, Cork Falmouth for
ders-Slocovich 4 Go.
Bark Georgietta, Small, Observation-Disclosures & Platt
Bark Nystad Nor), Christensen, Chareston-C Tobias
Co
Brig Staples Hartman, valenca-Caryer Barnes
Brig Daylight, Sawyer, Demerara--L w * Armstrong.
Brig John Boyd (Br) Roberts, Arecibo, PR-Gerhard
Brewer.
schr cotter (Br) Nutter, Pointa -PitreP Nevius
Son.
schr Florence Hall, Reene, Cape Haytien-smpson
Clapp Co.
schr Martha OBJ, Glass St John, NB-Heney & Par
ker
schr Florence 4 Lillian, Smith Jacksonyille-wa
Ray
sehr Eliza Anderson, Clark, savannah-Eyans, Bali 4
Co.
Schr Iris. Long Dennisport, Mass-Doane 4 Gott.
Sehr Baker, Murray, New Haven via Bridgeport
Rocket X Bro
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STEAMER PowoNA from Staten Island while coming up
the bay yesterday ~ PM came In collision with the
Governors Island carrying away the atters rails
and stancons both sides The Pomona received but
slight damage.
STEAMER SEMINOLE from Savannah for Boston, previously
reported passed by brig Gem with disabled machinery
rived AZ Lews Del yesterday in tow Of another steamer
Her shaft IL sfoken.
SHIP VALLEY FORGE, from Enderberry Island which
rived at Tybee after being ashore will discharge her cargo
there, she draws too much water up the city.
SUR CHILLANwALLAH 1915 register wrecked near
the southwest point Of Anticos, sold at Quebec Oct
for 1856.
BARK ELENA tBr,, from Ivigtut. which ashore
Chester Island Delaware River got of without damage and
arrived at Philadelphia.
BARK DAGmAR norl, from Quebec for Plymouth previ.
onsy reported ashore at Island OF Orleans hauled of
Oct She surveyed day and declared h 70 pro
coed on her voyage.
BARK PRESIDENT Br from New York for Hamburg, be-
fore reported lost tho coast Of Holland valued at
$1,000 insured for $1,000 n the Atlantic Office Of Halt
fax and elsewhere. One o. her heavy loser
his Interest was not all covered by insurance.
BRIO LIZZIE IL KMBALL 300 tons built Newburyport In
1867 metniled In 1871 this port has been sold
private
BRIG HElFN RcE, Collins from Bangor, Me- for Ia
vana totally wrecked sept % Dumas Keys near
Sagua Part Of the cargo will probably be saved Crew
saved The u q X 2S6 tons register hned from New
York, and wis built AZ Harrington, Ne. III 1867
BEc FALCON from Aqua FOR Boston, before reported towed
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HOMICIDE BY A BOY.

Last Sunday evening John Fagin resident OF Rcnck
street. Orange N y, visited the house there Of widow
named Margaret Knowles. His acquaintance with Mrs
Knowles was only casual but John asked her TO pro-
cure him some beer. she declined, and then John
asked her little Peter go but he too refused and
then John waxed wrohy and used language toward the
widow, she and her boy allege, Of an insulting
character the upshot Of which that Peter seized
stick Of wood and dealt Fagin couple Of blows the
head, and then ran from the house Fagn fell TO the
floor and had 70 be lifted upon q lounge There he lay
in stupor all night and all day Monday. Meanwhile a
doctor was CALLED in, but his efforts arouse Fagin
were unavahng There was no suspicion OF any foul
play, as che doctor found no contusions
nor had he heard tho circumstances related
On Tuesday Fagin died, and young Knowles has
been arrested and Is held pending the result Of the
C0roners inquest which viii not be held Til to-mor-
row post-mortcm examination shows that Fagn Is
skull fractured and the brain congested but there
was no abrasion. cut confusion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07
THE WRIGHT WILL CASE.

A STUBBORN LEGAL CONTEST IN WESTMINSTER.
The Wright VIII case which for some years past has
been pending before Surrogate Coffin, Of Weschester
county has now assumed somewhat remarkable
phase. John T. Wright, Of Throggs Neck, died intes-
tate 1865 leaving estate valued about Sl60 600
He also left family numbering nine or ten persons.
Letters Of administration were granted 70 George 5.
Wright, Of the In 1873 when proceedings
we're Instituted with view a final settlement Of the
estate the administrator presented claim amounting
to 5000 600 for one-haf Of the earnings OF
o steamship called the Daniel Webster OF which he
claimed 10 have been half owner with the deceased
Some Of the Of kin filed objections the
Of the administrator and especially TO his claim When
the case finally submitted for the of the
Surrogate that official after due delberaton decided
adversely TO the sDanel Webster claim Of the admins
traitor appearing in the which the deci-
sion based afrmatively that he had paid money
any next Of kin During last month counsel for the
administrator made application 70 the Surrogate for
rehearng representing that Their client bad in fact paid
out to the next Of kin 500 900 and evidence
of which they prepared to submit vouch-
ers Regarding this application Surrogate Coffin,
a few days since, delivered elaborate opinion deny
ing the motion, but granting leave to prove any pay
ments made to next Of kin since the sub
mtted In his opinion the Surrogate says:-"Through
out the case, upon this point the administrator stouty
resisted the that he had recognized the rights OF
the next Of kin TO any part q the assets Of the estate
by making any payment 70 them rs SUCH and the large
clam made by him shows that il allowed he would
absorb the whole OF the assets and there would still be
due to him upwards OF $4,000"
Within the past few days counsel for tho admins
traitor have served an injunction the contestants to
restrain them from enternga decree pursuant the
Surrogate decision. They have also served an order
issued by Justice Gilbert, Surrogate Coifn requiring
him show before the special term Of tho
Supreme Court, n Brooklyn, Why mandamus should
be issued, directing him 70 reopen the case and re-
ceve evidence as 70 the alleged payments above
toned The issuance Of The latter order IS character
lied remarkable instance Of judicial laundering, IL
beng asserted that the Supreme Court has jursdic
ton MhateNer In tho nrnmseS
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FOREIGN PORTS.

CARpESAs Oct 2-Arrived schr Sophia Hanson, Williams,
CIExrgEcos, oct 2-saled, brig Adcia McLoon, Urann
FALSoUTn. E, Oct ARRIVED bark Idea Berry. Turner
AL bark Pds R S9 ss
Day Crosby, Bangor 9th. bark Geneva Garham Boston
mas; Essgs,h rsyor Bf, Cooper Oct s. brig
HALirAx, Oct ARRIVED, bark Edna Bn Robinson
Dublin for Philadegha brig CassoPa t9' p pe.s oete
sailed s;$ brig Fan a Kingston lived j. , Nam, ou.
Gr, Mulln, wicklow; Ethel Bolton tBrl, from Ireland
for New York; Lizzie McEichoI from windsor Ns) iar
Do 1 Fan s@Tg o GpG sS sis load c New o
MArAHzAs, Sept 26-Arrived brig Hattie Wheeler Arm.
MosrasaI Oct 2-clcared, steamer wsldensan tBr Ste
Musouasn Nh Sept 2s-cieared barks Abigail CBr Ray
mond Liverpool 27th, Fredges Nor Petersen do; 10Th
ISoaTH sgpSrv oct 2Anived. 81. brig wc mot Nell
Arrived SIN barLs Alice Roy BT Mckenzie, Bristol E;
land; brgs Sherwood tBr Greenock Reaper tBr Lorng
PcTou Ms. Oct e-Arrved bark wimburn CBr), Stewart,
Ro TrRo Sept sad scssmon and
Adelaide, Bailey, Baltimore; 3D. sehrs Anna W Barker
Mobile; 4h bark Coomassc rl johnson, Bull River SC.
New York arrived h speedwe B Tcwc @'ns o% BaDs
wick. Ga arrived 4th Lord Baltimore CBr HuSford, for
Nor, Hum, ior New Orleans; FrisgS DAM, Nader for
Mobei briggs zephyr Nor), sverneand, FOR New Orleans
cleared; Viola Br) Frazier for New York. and others
ST. JoHNs NJ Oct 3-Arrivcd steamer Hibernian (Br),
Archer, Liverpool for Halifax and Baltimore and sailed
4thl.
sAauA, Sept oo-Arrlved schr Eta JOSIE Bunker New
Orleans.
sAcKvrLLE, Nh, Sept 2o-Arrivcd schr Ganmire C5r)
Sullivan, Philadelphia.
ST JONI, NIB, oct 5-Arriyed new barks John Lorway,
and Capra, from Maitland Ms
Cleared 9th schr Annie Il, New York
VICTORIA, VI Sept 2SSailcd Salvador, Jones,
San Francisco
WINDSOR NJ, Oct 4-Arrlved schr Mary Ella Damaris-
Gotta (aed sailed 9Th for Alexandral.
Arrived LIST, schr Mary ID Harris from Jonesport land
sailed I'd for PHILADELPHIA.
Sailed 5th, sehrs stewart New York; Light OF tho
East. Baltimore.
YARSourn Ms Sept 2o-Auived, schr II Holden (Bp
Williams Philadelphia
Cleared Marins Coinel CRr srurr Annapolis.
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Joseph RATTTN.

Mr.. Joseph Battn, who died on Thursday last,
September 80 was a son Of. the late John Battin,
who well known the centenaran of New
York He succeeded his father in business, and was
one Of the Oldest aud most respected merchants Of
the city and was esteemed gentleman Of the old
school-being Of refined and tender feelings,
and ever having a helping hand and sympathzing
word for all who in trouble. Mr.. Battin was for
many years member of the old New York Fire
Department. which was at that time composed Of the
best citizens of the city. He was also member
of the old Second regiment, n. Y. 5. NJ,
afterward called the Lafayette Guards, who were
appointed TO General Lafayette his return
this country in 1924 and he the first TO grasp
his hand as he landed The company consisted Of $50
men, the flower of New York, and they escorted Gen.
eral Laay during the two weeks he spent in the
city TO all the receptions balls and parties gwen IN his
honor, and constantly with him. OF the number
then forming the company there but ten left at
the time of Mr. Battns DEATH and he had correspondent
with them, making arrangements 10 attend in body,
as the veterans Of the old Guard at tho unveng Of
the Of Lafayette which is TO take place in
Central Park He leaves wife and large circle Of
relations and friends TO mourn his loss
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into 81 Jaro cupa In distress dismasted near tho i
and Of Navassa.
BRIG ST. ELMO Csrl which put Into Vineyard Haven on
the 4th inst lenky h not much dam will have
@ be discharged Will probably proceed in day or two
BRIG ANGosruRA (Br) Morre from New York at Ciudad
Bolivar got ashore on the coast AZ the mouth q the river as
condemned and sold prior 20 May 4.
soHR LOUISA FRANCIS, which was taken the marine
railway ~ reenpor LII after being ashore near Horton
Point, was found 70 have bottom badly chafed
seTR COMET from petou 70. Halifax with coal put into
charge and 60 on the marine slip for repairs.
Sem GLYSwooD lBr, silva, from savannah for Cher
was built IN ses al Prince Edward island Whence She
hailed and registered o. tons
scG ALFRED CHASE AZ Vineyard Haven from Bangor for
n collision with ehr VIM Keeney and had bowspt jib
boom, cathead rails and several top mbers broken &c
scHR IMoGEsE Grey Of and for Boston from New York.
with coal, is ashore on Dutch Island
scnR WIN ARTHUR from Boston for Portland, with cargo
81 sugar ashore Cape Ann but got put
salem Harbo Yesterday, leaking badly She viii probably
have TO discharge.
Sandy Hook at is PM 9Th inst during heavy blow Her
running
D.ss 'Sm
ing the wharf at stonington with pumps work leaking
badly The captain has gone to New London for steam
BosroN Oct CAN unknown steamer, or about IT'S tons
bnrthen bound from New York Boston is ashore i've
badly n0''D o. highland Light cape Coo ana = 0aAns
BnlDqEroRr Oct erhe bark Bridgeport which has been
IN thls over year Will 10 New IN
day two, and start from there on q voyage.
QUICK WoRKThe ship Sir Lancelot (Fr), Captain Hep
burn, which arrived at London Sept from New York
compshed something which has been equaed before
tosit She arrived at New York Aug 81 with cargo OF
LOO tons of and 400 Of ballast which dis
charged and full OF oil and flour board
again and she sailed hence for London Sept where she
arrived above stated all in the short space of thirty
days Bowring Archibald, Of this city, despatched her
SnIPBUILpING-B earsey Co putting up the frame OF
schooner Of 80 tons, Buckspor Me, and will be ready
10 launch her in the spring.
LAUScHEp-At Mbridge Me, Sept 30 from the yard of G.
Teekalet, n m
by Capt Tracey of Gouldborough. and by New
York parties Sawyer, Capt Tracey and others.
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OBITUARY.

JAMES IYsAGEr PLUNKETT, UNITED STATES NAVY
shertly before seven O'Clock yesterday morning
James Lysaght Punkett breathed his last at the resi-
dence Of HIS father, DR.. George A. Piunkett No. %
Summit street South Brooklyn The deceased gentle
man entered the United States Navy in 1858 as mate
and served on board the United States gunboat Cru
sader, on the West India station, for year ana
half When the war broke out he was attached 10 tue
steam frigate Niagara from which vessel ne was Or
dered 10 duty as executive officer Of the Satellite,
attached to the Potomac lotila At that time the 20
tomac River lined with rebel batteries and run
ming the gauntlet Or the concentrated lire OF the guns
Of the Confederate artiersts feat fraught with
imminent peril II was a duty repeatedly performed
by the subject OF this sketch. From the Satellite Mr.
Plunkett was ordered the Resolue and in 1862 he
war promoted to the grade of master and executive
officer Of tho Potomac notilla, under Commodore
Magaw He the youngest master in the service at
the OF his promotion In the fall of that year he
vas specially compmened by his superior for gallantrY
the ambuscade and capture of Captain Taylor OF tho
Ninth Virginia cavalry near Aqua Creek. He served
for a time the gunboat Yankee, and then trans
ferrcd the Gulf squadron, To the soop-of-war
Brooklyn. subsequently he was assigned TO duty
the doube-ender Mattabassett, under Captain
Febger in Albemarle Sound, n. G. During the ter
rble engagement with the rebel ram Abemare Master
Plunkett fought the forward batteries of the Malta
bassett losing several men his DIVISION being slightly
wounded himself, aud was highly eulogized for his
skill and bravery in the official reports Al the battle OF
Fredericksburg he had command of the Second division
OF the fleet OF cunboats engaged the Rappahannock
He commanded the United States bark j. L. Davis and
the 0wasco, Kensngton. Severn and Susque-
hanna On being honorably discharged from the SER
vice the close of the war, Mr.. Plunkett entered the
merchant service. but reentered the navy in 1870,
when he went mate the sloop-of-war
Iroluo, under command OF the late Captain
W. b. Cushing to tho Asiatlc squadron Returning
from China, he accepted commission as ordnance
officer in the Peruvian naval service Owing TO some
dislike the South American navy he did not long re-
main with the Pcruvians but returned TO his
own country last year. Consumption, the seed OF
which fell disease was contracted in the American
navy eventually manifested itself and death ensued
set forth. James L. Punket born in Reading, in
Berkshire, England thrty-hve years ago, and was
grandson Of Colonel James Plunkett, Of Knnard
county Roscommon Ireland Of the Austrian army,
and compatriot Of Lord Edward Fitzgerald
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Oct 5-Arrved, bng Etna (Br), McKnnon Phil
adepha mot previously.
back 5th ship Helvetia Bog Nielsen New York
(see below.
Sailed 9Th ship Kate Prince, Hamilton New Orleans mot
previously reported @rk Laura Gertrude Ger,
Schultze, New York.
BELFAST Oct CARVED, schs BENZ Courtney. Baker,
Philadelphia
Sailed 9th, bark Annie McNairn OBJ, waycott, North
America.
New York; Mercur GER, De Ham, Philadelphia.
HAMBURG, Oct 5-Arrived bark Eyvor Littlefeld
Iquque.
Sailed 9Th. Hebe for st john NIB.
CADz-Arrived schr welaka Perkins. New York
Sailed, brig Ubaldna (Br), Sponagle, Halifax
DEAL, Oct 6-Arrved steamer Greece (Brl Thomas New
York for London.
GREExocK, oct 5-Arrivod bark Peabody CNor), Nielsen
Quebec
GLASGOW, Oct 5-Arriyed, bark Cicero QBr), Humphrey
New York
LIVERPOOL Oct 5-Arrived ship steinvora (Br) McIn-
tosh, Quebec
Sailed 5th, ship St Nicholas Williams New York; bark
Lakewood (Br Williams United States; 9Th steamer
sylvania, Harris PHILADELPHIA
LONDON 5-Arrived barks ST Olaf CSor), Abraham
Quebec 9Th Fremenden Nor, Teriescn, New York
Preciosa NoD Jacobsen, do schr Gen Gonzales DOM,
Whitney, do
Cleared 5th bark Heinrich Rodbertoe GER Krogc VIII
mington, Nc
LONDONDERRY, Oct o-ArriVeu, Dark giuseppe Emanuel
QtaD, Denigri, Baltimore.
MoReAS PILL, Oct e-Arrived bark Odd (Nor, Nielsen,
New York
MALAGA-Arrved, bark Joseph Baker Ryder, Tarragona
brig Rabbon Coombs, from - (has been reported sailed
previous Sept 30 for Baltimore).
Sailed, steamer Escho tBr, Day New York.
NEwRY Oct 5-Arrived bark Prince Hassan CBrl Gaston
New York; brig jeremiah, Ford. do.
PLYMOUTH. Oct 6-sailed bark Devote Dubrovsc Ius),
KreEevich, New York
PENARrH, Oct 6-Arrived, bark Brothers Pride (Br) ,
Browne st John, NIB; brig Albert tBr Sullivan, Quebec.
PALERso-Arrived brig Annie Bachelor, steelman,
New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct 6-Arrved, barks Snaresbrook CBD,
scolan New York; constana tNor) Talaksen Montreal
Also arrived 9th, barks Dido us, Rank, BALTIMORE Yes
terrible Nor), Henricksen, New York
ROTTERDAM, Oct 6-Sailed, steamer Caand Dutch
Deddes, New York
srET1IN Oct ARRIVED barks Akar CNor,, Dram, Phila
delphia; Typhon Nor, Thomesen New York Cbefore
ported without date).
Arrived 3D. Eliza Ayeina tBr), Dowley, Philade-
phia
sANTANDER-Arrived, brig Stella Davis, New Orleans.
vALENcIA-Arved schr Ricardo iowa. Little Phiadel-
phia via Alicante.
LONDON, Oct 6-Shp Helvctia Belg) Nielsen which
sailed from Antwerp for New York, has put
the former port in distress.
Steamer Montana tBr for New York. which returned to
Liverpool had her foecaste deck previously
reported. She is otherwise uninured. Her return is
merely precautionary measure.
despatch from Gibraltar that the brig Jones
(Br from New York which recently arrived there damaged
win partially discharge her cargo Of petroleum and repair
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4 DEposIToR's COMPLAINT.

New YORK. Oct 9, 1873
To EDITOR HERALD
SIR attended the meeting Of the depositors q the
Third Avenue Savings Bank this evening, and from the
utterances OF many Of those present. there appears
to exist considerable dissatisfaction the way the
mittee appointed, many holding that some Of the
committee depositors and that others Of il
were in the interest Of the banks officials.
Now, to make sure that some persons known really
to have considerable stake in the matter should
represent their brother unlortunates would suggest
and earnestly request that parties having large accounts
against the bank present themselves with their books
at the next meeting as 10 afford opportunity Of
adding of them TO the committee Yours truly,
A DEPOSITOR
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RS- 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 steam yacht showing while burn
ing the green red changing from the other
in succession be several miles distant Cap
tans Of vessels upon seeing this signal will obge by
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD.
Persons DESTROYS of communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
of HERALD yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received from all parts the world and promptly do
livered. Duplicates required.
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Merchants shipping agents and shipmasers informed
that by elegraphng the HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street. London the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de pOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabed to this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med-
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for teegraphing
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HAVANA MARKET.

Havana Oct. 3. 1875.
Spanish gold 22s go Exchange steady On the United
States 90 days currency. f3 i1 premium short sight
do III lsNircmiuu " days goldJ i3 l15 premium.
short sight, do, Iiasa 100 premium on London i75
III premiun Paris, l3Sa r0 premium Sugas quiet;
~ IL Dutch standard, ~ l01Sreas per asrobc On gold
7R754 yeaS
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITRsToyR TELEGRAPH LINE


MILESTONE TELEGRAPH
Steamer City of New York, Zimmerman Havana oct 2.
with mdse and passengers to Alexandra Sons Oct q 10
Merida hence for Vera Cruz
Steamer san Jacinto, Hazard, Savannah Oct 2, with
steamer Albemsrle, Gibbs. Lewes Del with mdse and
Ship May Queen tof 81 John NIB Flynn, Liverpool 40
days in ballast TO order Is anchored at Sandy Hook for
Ship Helios tGer) Kreze Hamburg 60 days. with mdso
70 order vessel to fnneh Edge Co sept 10 I las A. 3
lat A 32 Ion So ~ passed boat bottom and painted
black, supposed TO be fishing boat
Bark ivalo RUS, spoander Singapore 1874 days, with
mdse to order vessel to Vernon Brown Co. Passed
AMER June 10 Cape Good Hope 3Oh and crossed the
Bark Amcitia Nor. Reimer, London 80 days ballast,
Bark Luigi Aus surich, Gloucester so days in ballast
Bark Albion Nor) Rade HUI "a days in ballast to Te
tens Backman Co Had heavy westerly gales lost FORE
BARK Victoria Ger, Teslow Waterford 4s days ballast
Bark Marco Polo GeO. schaeier, Bremen 40 days with
mdse to II Koop h Co.
Brookman. Sept 20 at a. lon 90 70 passed boat
Al 80 Ion 60 spoke brig Helen Phinney, from Cadiz for
Gloucester.
ballast to Eunch Edye 90. Sept y had heavy and
Bark imperator Nor Jensen Almeria 40 days in ballast
to Funch Edge Co. Sept - lat 40 Ion 81 encountered
heavy Sc to NV gale, lasting Is hours lost and split
Bark Elena dtaD vassalo. Genoa &C days, ballast to
Bark solacito GtaD Barrone Genoa So days in ballast
TO funch, Edge % Passed Gibraltar Aug 20
Bark Hans lode Nor) Josephsen, Rio Janero 50 days.
Brig Drgo of HaTrngtonl Coffin, Belfast SIS days in
ballast, to Talbot Co Had heavy and NV gales the
Brig Britannia tof New Haven. Hotchkss PointaPitre
Is days, with sugar, &c, to II 1rowbridge's Sons
Brig Lena Thuros Jorbett Havana IA days. with sugar
schr Carrie Melvin of Tbomason), Andrews Savannah
G f%y with lumber . Southland CO. vessel g Parsons
schr John Larn Carson. Alexandria
sehr Merwin, Pierce Georgetown DC.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL, GATE
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THE FIRE RECORD.

There were eighty-nve fires IN this city during the
month OF September, involving loss Of $50, OPS, on
which there was insurance the amount OF $26s 400
Tho loss on buildings $ll 1856 and on stock $40 lao
There was uninsured loss Of $s0l5, $75I5 Of this
being on stock
At a meeting or the Fire Commissioners, held ycster.
day, the Of John r. Flood, Of hook and ladder
truck No q placed the roll Of merit for having
calamity rescued from the third story OF No
5oI East Sixteenth street during FIRE there on the
"a mat