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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-13
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. y, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Trirlet. Hail. Wilmington Del-A Abbott.
Steamer & sinners, Warren, Phiadelphia-Jas Hand.
Eark Marshall tBr) Hunter, Lverpool-Funch Edye
q Co.
Bark Lord Clarendon r, Lavender, Queenstown for
ders-Wash Field.
Brig La Cayenne (Br, Huphers Gibraltar for orders
Slocoyich Co.
Brig Victoria Saunders Barbados-H Trowbrdge's Sons
Brig Adele McLoon, Munro Havana-Parsons 4 Loud
Schr Allegro, Keller, Kingston. Ja-Leaycratt Co,
Schr Zeta Psi, Jameson, Havana-Parsons Lond.
Scnr Hibbard Merriam, st John, NB-Jed Frye Co.
schr Herbert Il. Mount, Brazos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rudd.
Schr Annie Chase Poole. st Augustine Fla-Bentley
Glderseeve a Co
schr seguin, whttemore. Richmond, Val S Ingraham
* Co.
schr VIM Allen Jones, Richmond ya-slaght 4 Petty.
Schr J Pharo. Soper, Washington DC-Slaght Petty
schr J Z Bayles Dickinson, ashngton. DC-Slaght
Petty
Schr WmsIaice, Pressey, Bangor-R p Buck Co.
Schr Maria s. knowlton, Boston-Jed Frye Co.
Schr John Snow. Seavey, Salem-Wison Godfrey
schr Same Burton Burley, stamford-stamord Manufac-
turing Co.
Schr A Forsyth. Hobbie. stamforo--Stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
sioop Aida McAllep, Newark-Delanoy Walker.
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BURGLARIEs ON STATEN ISLAND.

on Thursday night yesterday morning burglars en-
tered the residence ofMr G. Lawrence, at New Brigh
ton and robbed it Of $3.50 worth Of silver plate Mr. @
A Moore's house, on Prospect avenue, was entered
about the time and robbed OF tub Of butter and
other articles and several other similar robberes
reported from the interior Of the island Mr. Samuel
vsughn's house, at Toedt Hill was visited by three
men, who attempted 70 eLect an entrance but they
were discovered by the coachman, who fired three
shots at them and they returned the hre with two
shots and escaped. None OF the shots took effect
Three men, with blackened faces, arrested by
Officer Drummond tor proving about the streets OF
Richmond al night, and they were locked up IN the
comfy lalL
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ns- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-rhe NEW YORK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing red green red changing from the other
III succession and can be seen miles distant Cap
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 addressing such vessels
OF HERALD news yacht pier No l East River New York
from all parts Of the world and promptly do
hyered Duplicates required
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THE NEVADA BADGE.

On behalf Of the National Guard OF Nevada Mr.
William c. Church has awarded to Company A, OF the
Forty eighth infantry Of New York, the Nevada Badge
for 1850 After the 10Th Of October the badge is
subject to the result OF challenge from any company of
the National Guard The second best made
by Company OF the Seventh regiment, and the third
best by Company H. OF the same regiment
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A MONUMENT TO FRENCHMEN.

Dr. Thomas W. Evans, the well known American
dentist in Paris sends the following cable despatch to
the Associated Press
Feeling that the coming centennial anniversary
would be a betting time TO open subscriptions for
Americans TO erect in PARIS a monument 10 French
men who assisted Us 70 gain national independence
offer a subscription Of $4,000 70 commence the sub
cripton. THOMAS w. EVANS, NJ. d.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping shipmsstsrs informed
that by teegraphing the aERALD London Bureau adj
dressing Bennett No 4e Fleet street. London or 30 the
Paris office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do popera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with United States tho will cabed to this coun
try free Of charge
Captains arriving al and sailing from French and Med-
terranean ports will find the Paris economical
and expeditions for telegr aphing news
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THE RIFLE.

The second contest for the Turf Field and Farm cups
came of last night at Conln's Broadway Gallery
There three cups The first goes to the best score
the second to the best nearest thiry-hve points
and the third to the best score nearest twenty FIVE
points. There we're thirty-three entries Ten shots,
OF hand, at target equivalent in proportion to the
Creedmoor 200 yards mark; highest possible score
so points. Mr. T. c. Noone took the first cup a
of As, Mr. H. G. Bladensburgh carried of the
second record Of SO, and Mr.. W. H Richards won
the third with % points
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THE STATEN ISLAND RAILROAD.

superintendent Cannon, OF the Staten Island Railroad
rs still prosecuting the work OF raising the road bed
and should the weather continue favorable he will have
II mostly completed in the course OF the next two
months In the spring new iron win be laid with
patent fastenngs, and improvements will be made in
the way OF more frequent trips It also stated that
the company will next year extend the road 70 either
Stapleton or Tompkinsville.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NEWPORT. nov 1.-THE lightship for the Whey
Sound station arrived here last night of the United
States supply Putnam which win proceed With her
the FIRST favorable opportunity She Is from New fork
New London and the largest and best equipped
the American She has log horn Of great power
which Is operated by ste engine
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BuRBANK AT ASSOCIATION HALL.

Mr. Alfred r Burbank, OF Chicago famous name in
the West but comparatively unknown IN the East
gave recitations dclneations last evening in the
regular course at Association Hail. His selections
not as happy as he sometimes makes, but he won an
enthusiastic reception from his audience In certain
lines as the pathetic and dialect humor Mr. Burbank
is excellent He possesses great mobility OF face and
aexlpility of voice, combined with that simplicity
which is the perfection ofart The touching story OF
'Surly Tins Trouble y 10 the platforms of the
East is alone enough 10 make high reputation for Mr..
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Shps Prince Rudolph (3r, for Lverpool Caravan do:
Undaunted San Francisco barks Ase Giuseppe uIap vor
Falmouth Virginia ltaD, do; Giacomo Mortoa itap,
Gusaf Adolf Iswe) Oporto vesta NOR, Londonderry
Washington dta Naples Marie Nor Sligo; lvAo (fus)
Antwerp Reinhold Ger, Wanna PortugaD.
Wind At sunset, SW
Barometer sunset 3OO5.
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FOREIGN PORTS

ALTATA Mex, Aug I9-saIed. bark Midas, Howard.
Queenstown before reported without date).
GOudae, New York.
In port Sept "a brig Nettie Mckay from Valencia disg.
bRiDGkwArER Ms, Nov IlAryed, brig Anglo (Br, Boa-
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echr Maria L HaI Lawrence. New York for Boston.
schr Warren Gates Smith New York for Milestone Point
Schr X Atwood Atwood, New York for New Haven.
Bchr Geo A Pierce, Kelly. New YorK for salem.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived At San Francisco Nov bark Florenee Of that
port, from the Arctic Ocean, WITH l250 bbls oil
spokenSept "a, of Point barrow, bark Illinois With
1900 bbls oil. and bark Desmond, with 1000 do.
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SPOKEN.

Ship A McCaum, Masters, from Liverpool for ST John
NIB Nov g. lat Al o. Ion So S.
Brig Eva johnson, from st john NIB for Havana Nov
Q, lat 40 30, Ian % ~.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES or DEPARTURE IRON NEW YORK VoR MONTHS
NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, sc.

VIZ ANTRD-A BARGE THAT WILL GARRY FROM
w 400 TO 600 tons draft Of when loaded not owed
feet Give aud cash price Address r., bo1
l2l Post Office, Mystic River, Conn.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsPNwALL- Nov 23-Arrved, bark Genn, Collins.
brigs selma Magnne do; GienbrooK Collins Greytown
23d, schrs Joanna Doughty. Doughty Pensacola 2sh,
Saliie Kay Doughty, do; Dec O. steamer Etna SbD.
BonnAy, Nov sin port ship Carrie Clark stOwel, for
oADz Nov 22-In port brig Stella, Davis for New York.
Sailed Nov 20 brigs Dolphin swe) Ahmann Wilmington
NC; Veteran Hudson. Montsvideo.
B. Kns SSy & ana @ seR s'Y B B0' and
Went TO sea from saugor Oct - ship Queen o. the East
casrn ISLAND Dec Passed scbrs Harry White, Hop
kns, from Ct Marc for philadepha Converse Plum
5 aInaIrHa mG% So1 ssed BARK Carrie Long Pa
qrom Tapani) Rochester Fl 10Th brig Prentss Hobbs.
Costgan (from Philadelphia, Genoa
In port Nov p brig Urbana RatosEi QtaD, Guidue.
HAVANA, Dec 1o-Arrved, steamer Austin, Morgan,
Rockpor Texas brig Mechanic Could shiedsboro; schrs
HALYAx Dec lI-Arrved brig Peter Roberts tBr). In
sailed nth steamer Caspian (Br, Trocks orom Liver
poo for Batimore 10TH brig Elsie Br Lovegrove, Porto
LIvEuPooL Dec I-saled steamer Lake Megantic CBDS
Battersby, Baltimore. - !
LIvERrooI, Ms, Dec lo-Arhved, brig Ida BD, Smith.
MssslxA, NOV 2sIp port, bark smyrnio'e, Sears, foa
(Br) Pettis and Neva Br. sonkley tor New York
Philadelphia Belle Of the Bay, Williams, Tor New York.
MlRAeoANE Nov 23-sailed schr Lucy Homes Teel Bos.
tom oath, Miller, Harris, do
NAvAssA, Dec In port schr Minnie Loud Hoit rom
PAsisA Nov So-Arived, steamer Honduras, from Gems
PnaNAMnUco, Oct s1-Arved, brig Annie Gardner Have>
ner. New York.
Daring Branscomb do schr Joshua Grindle. Freethy Mo-
sr JoHN NB Dec lo-Arryed barts Eblana Cr,, Scott.
Bristol; lith Anuie Troop Br HILL Bristol; Torryburu
@ JSns sydn1sy t 0B misS ors 40 heV'0 SD carter 0o'
Cleared 10th, brig Para (Brl, stevens oardenaa
WINDSOR Ms Dec lis allied, bark Lizzie Curry, Curryk
Nav York
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


BRISTOL, Dec Io-Anfved bark Borg NOr), Nielsen.
New York.
BREMEN Dec 11-steamer Saer GER Franck win leave
hero the 18th for Now York
BoHDRAUx Dec s-Arrived bark Brothers. Thurston, Bal
timore.
DnAI, Dec 1l-Arrived ship Palmer QSor), Larsen.
New Xork for Antwerp
EInEoRs Dec s-Arrived bark Aarian CSor, TjerSens
Baltimore for Ssettin
FALMOUTH Dec ll-Arrived bark Carlo tAus). Galubo
vich. New York; brig Prosperite or Albersen Phade
phia
LTvRRPooL, Dec 1l-Arrived, steamer Alice 1r) Ellis
New Orleans; ship Prince Rudolph CBr) Wshart, New
York
Sailed roth, bark Usko 0o, Biom United States; llth
MARsEuLxs-Sailed brig Tubai Cain, Stone, United
States
PLYMovrH Dec l1-Arrived, bark Ina CNor) Tomelthy
New York.
QUEENSTOWN Dec I1-Arnved barks Aktive (us), Esks-
lin, Philadelphia Demetra tGer), Hammer. Mcmel Tor
New Haven (see below.
Also arrived IIth AM steamer Abyssina (Br) Murphy
New York for Liverpool (and proceeded.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 11-Sailed, steamer Hindoe (BD
Mills Cfrom HulD. New York.
American schr Hartstene Capt McNairn from Charleson
Oct IA for Reve Russia has stranded Toreko sweden
QUEENSTOWN Dec 1.-THE Germ bark Demetra, Capt.
Hammer from Memel for New Haven, has arrived here
with damage to rigging
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Ing, - ~ wsaAsm swvssDA So thas
instead Of Mla Papvenhsim Mma Mina Wagner

Ing, - ~ wsaAs@ swvssA So ahaa
instead Of Mls Papvenhsim Mms Miaa Wagner
takes the part Of Kisa, although was naturally ex-
pected by all who have frequented the German opera
performances that none but Nile Pappenhem could do
justice 10 this prominent role in 'Lohengrin.n Nine
Wagner is no doubt very fine artistic 10 such operas
"Poston OF Longiumeau" and "Fra Davolo,n in
which she has made quite success during
the last season, but IL Is certainly a mis-
take on she part OF tho management TO
bring out "Lohengrin'i with Nine. Wagner instead OF
Nile. Pappenheim- No doubt there is considerable
truth In the you made yesterday that Wach
tel disltkes TO see any one in the company gain APP
pause excepting himself and il be this account
that Mr.. keuendorf is forced 10 act as he does Mr..
Neuendorf has too much experience and he could
bring out "Lohengrinn a style never surpassed in
this city and not often In Europe II he chose 20 do So
He has the material at hand and Il is only neces-
sary to act. Let him give us "Lo-
hengrn,n with wachtel, Pappenheim, Nine.
Clara Perl and Herr julius Muller, the best
baritone we have had here for many years,
who is at present in this city and could be engaged,
and with such quartet he could present "Lohengrn'
and do justice to this grand work and also TO tho pub
lie Mr. Neuendor1 makes great mistake If he thinks
"Lohengrlnn will be q success with simply a Lohen-
ggn but with the above named cast he could present
the Hero OF the Grail for the entire season.
NKw YORK, Dec TO- 1875. WESTENDARP.
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
THE TwENTY-THIRD REGIMENT.

The Twenty-third (Brooklyn) regiment had the first
of its present series of concerts last night In the reg
mental armory, Clermont avenue. There werc nearly
thousand persons present and some of the best cir
cles of Brooklyn society represented. The
toilets of the ladies elegant and OF them in
the zenith of fashion. The evenings entertainment
consisted in-drst concert by the regimental band
and second, a ball The concert commenced with the
Reveillo" at eight O'Clock and lasted about hour
Dancing began soon after nine. In the first set Of
quadrlcs there have been least 200 couples
the floor The singuary beautiful effect of the dancers
evolutions they wheeled through tho may figures
and mingled together, blending in harmony like so
many charming combinations of color viewed in the
magic circle Of the Kaleidoscope exceedingly pleas
Ward, Lieutenant Colonel s. Ii. Farnhan, Major J. N.
Partridge Captain w. G. Burton and Captain J. G. Story
Company A, Captain Story, furnished tho floor com
mittee. The guardsmen werc OF course, out OF uni
form Tattoo played at eleven O'Clock punctualy.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Dec ll-Arriyed steamers Hecla tBr, Blingc
Liverpool; Allentown Tute, Phadelphia; ship Fanny
Tucker new) Roberts Wscasset; schr Ida Laham, Po1
ter. Philadelphia
Below-Bng Josie A Deveraux from Alexandria.
Cleared-Steamer Seminole, Mathews, savannah; VIM
Lawrence Howes Baltimore Roma Crowel Philadelphia
Gacies Bearse York; ship Fayorite Greenman, do
schrs ST. Croix, Leland, S. Pierre MART Bickmorcl
Thompson Sagua; Huntley, Hodges, New Haven
Sailed-Steamer Atlas
BALTIMORE Dec ll-Arrived steamer Raleigh. Oliver,
Wilmington NC barks Ebenezer (sor), Moback, Liyel
pool; Immanuel Nor, Mobach Belfast; schrs Wm HilI
ton Newton, Providence; West Dennis Crowell, Boston
Also arrived, Fanny Cadwalader Poster, New
York; bark Hohenzoilern Ger: Behrendt Amsterdam
schrs VIM nueston Gardner Providence; Sidney Prce2
Godfrey Boston, Forest Oak Parker, New Haven.
Cleared-Steamers Leipzig CGer), Erdmann, Bremen 4
Lucille Bennett Charleston Josephine Thomson Moore
New York; bark Tempar, Booth Bio Janeiro schrs La
Whttemore st Lucia via st Pierre, Mart; Rescue
Hudgins, Nassau: Frank Jameson, Jameson, Salem.
saed-Steamcrs Leipzig and Nova Scotian bark u arr
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
CHARLES O'CONOR.

THE GREAT LAWYER GRADUALLY SINKING.
Mr.. o'Conor, at halfpast twelve this morning was
in more feeble condition than heretofore He was in
drowsy state during the day, and would not
converse with his relatives in his customary
manner. During the early part of the
ing Cardinal McCloskey visited him and adj
ministercd words Of consolation to the dying
man, and the latter conversed with him for few
After the Cardinal had taken his departure
Mr. o'Conor again sunk into slumber, from which he
not aroused until nine p NJ, when DR.. Keyes, his
medical attendant, arrived Dr. Keyes talked
with him at somo length, and in the
of his conversation recommended Mr.
0'Conor 10 take beef tea beef
juice, which he thought would strengthen HIM
erially. Mr.. o'Conor fatty refused 10 take anything
but toast water He also said he had lost his taste
for fruit, and could eat more Of that
kind Of food Dr. Keyes left at ten p NJ,
stating his positive opinion that Mr. 0Conor would not
die during the night He also said that the report that
Mr.. 0'Conor insane entirely without founda-
tion, his mind was clear as 1t had ever been
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mmmMm . m 60. O. seon notsA - saluatoa
oa she rsa1 YM@ nnm dnW 70 nform tAe brokers,
sad paFy@mmt 70 arFAngement with the of1cer, Mr..
Haley with his clerk young man named Ludlam, re-
pared the hotel with S. $50 In greenbacks and the
party ascended the fourth floor The brokers' clerk
had been instructed to enter the room and deliver the
money and keep sharp lookout, and TO make outcry
n anything went wrong officer Jackson, being well
known about the hotel, stationed near the room,
his presence would not excite suspicion the detec
tive near him. ana Mr. Haley next
COUNTING MONEY
Tho clerk entered and announced that he had the
greenbacks Mr. Harrington said, all right he would
count them. The clerk thought that unnecessary,
the package had been put up by Mr.. Haley 'l'i
count IL anyway, said Harrington, and the package
was put INTO his hands He took a seat at the table
and began counting the clerk watching his movements
by the reflections through mirror In about ten
minutes Harrington snaiched up hatchet, now tom
ahawk fresh from the hardware store, and attacked
Ludam The latter had Just time to ward OF the force
OF the blow in part, but was struck on the head s1s
tanning severe cut He haooed ''Murder," and tho
officers burst open the door BY this time Ludiam had
grappled Harrington and thrown him on the oeu,
where he was secured. The young man was taken to
Thayer's drug store and the wound was dressed dar
rington was taken TO the prison.
ROOM
revealed some significant preparations TOT ouslness
In the closet was coil Of eightineh twlne some
thongs had been prepared probably TO Tie nls Visors
a bottle OF choroiorm 70 sootne them ana a zhc
cylinder from telegraph battery to represent bullion
loaded pistol and razor found on him, and the
hatchet with which he made the attack on Ludam II
Is imagined that Harrington thought that the young
too heavy 20 try struggle with, and so cal
cuated sable him and then beat him into tnsensi
blty; then 1t being not yet three O'Clock, 10 secure
his booty and city by the AFTERNOON train or
boat before the crime discovered. The police
rangements must be credited with preventing both
heavy larceny and, probably, murder.
forged check for So 700 also found on Harring
ton IL is dated November 20 on the London and San
Francisco Bank and signed Nv. d. Hurbut" The
word certified in capital letters is stamped
Captain Lees found in Harrington's vest types
spending with the word stamped" on the check.
The New York herald., 1875-12-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We indebted the puser Of the Acapulco
from Aspinwal. for favors
srrAAsnr KING R,cnARp ODD, Person o. the King line,
which sailed from Baltimore morning Of 10th for Rio
ran aground Bodkin Point, II miles below the city
was blown OH Nobody was hurt Her passenger eight n
number including Hon James R. Partridge United states
Minister Brazil brought back the city ting
boat The King Richard carried United states
as for st Thomas the Argentine Republic Rio The
disabled steamship has been nghtered and will be towcd
back to the city for repairs.
sulP GaEooRY Anderson from Norfolk Liverpool,
proceeded her voyage the Sth the
settled The ship pronounced be perfect gon
condition, and the only difficulty apprehended that OF
steering.
BARK EpwIS-Messrs h and Baker a Co, Of Norfolk
have contracted to get On the British bark Edwin from
BARK WV FARNswoRTH built at Mattapoisett Mass in
1853 metaed in 1871 now in port has been sold 70 parties
In this city at about $1,000.
BRIG KEYSTONE from Havana for Falmouth r. which put
into Charleston l4th ut N Distress resumed her voyage
lith inst having finished repairs.
scnR TINKER Carver, which fallen in with dis
BY pilot boat Aspinwal towed about 100 miles
the westward when the weather came hard and the
leak increased much that they unable gain
H. and she abandoned on the 9Th inst all hands being
Friday morning The Tinker was 10 tons burtcn bu
At fremont where she was owned by II Il Clark and
othora
sonR HEsarrrA, nm. at savannah Dec from BOothbay
gales blown or shoro and had sails split and rig
gng damaged.
soHn TAMrico, Bonhan from Richmond for Rio Grando
codcd oh inst in JAMES River Jnear Rockets with steam
Portland carrying away the smokcstack amppe
Tampco had buwarks stove but will proceed without
terial delay.
scHR GALENA, formerly owned by Antoine Thomas OF New
Bedford IA reported TO have been lost Nov Villa do
Velhss, sao Jorge, Azores. The crow saved.
scuR Loos, reported as missing vessel, sailed from
Westerly Dec for New York
Escaa IDA o. Welncet Mass, ab bandoned date In
LAT Al 20 Ion % 50 taken o and landc Liverpool
Ms, Dec 10 by brig Ida, from Demerara
Mr. Hopkins pilot Of boat Bennett No reports
ing vessel Of about 80 full OF with side
awash Dec 10 miles SE Of the Highlands
The cargo OF lumber Of brig Charles Wesley abandoned
insured In Boston.
HALWAx, Dec 1.-THE schr President or tina Magdaien
Island fleet wrecked Grand Cape Breton aud
all hands drowned Five bodies aud buried
~ Cheticamp The New Field arrived
A. Port hawkesbny last night AFTER landing provisions a.
the Aagdaen Islands
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. Il, 1875
CLEARED.

steamer Adratic (BE Perry Liverpool via Queenstown
X J Cortis
steamer City Of Berlin CBD, Kennedy, Liverpool via
Queenstown--John Dale
Steamer The Queen lBr), Bragg Liverpool via Queens
town. w ~ Hurst
Victoria CBD, Hedderwick Glasgow henderson
Bros
steamer America CGer), DE Limon, Bremen via SOUTH
ampton-Oerchs A Co
steamer Switzerland Belg), jackson, Antwsrp-Geo W
Cotton.
Labrador Fr, surmont. Havre via Plymouth-L
de Bebian
steamer City e Galveston van' Port au PrinOa, Cape
Steamer Ciyof New York, Philip, San Francisco-Pachc
MI Steamship Co
Steamer George Clyde Pennington Galveston via Key
West-C Mallory A Co
Steamer Cortes, freeman. New orleans--Clark Sea
steamer Hudson GsSer. New Orleans-Clark A Seaman.
steamer George Elder Read New Orieans-C A Whit
~.
Steamer San Salvador, Eckerson. sayannah-w Garr-
steamer Ashland, Crowen sayannah--R Lowden.
Steamer Champion Lockwood, Charlcston-J W Quintard
Co
Steamer Regulator, howe, wlmIp0to~ W. WIN Clyde
A Co
steamer John G'H---- TuI, aeoSgelOwn, Dc-JI 9
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pS-NoTICR TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEW YoRk
has adopted distinguishing Coston night sgnafor
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing red green rod changing from TO the other
in succession and can miles distant Cap
vessels seeing this signal will obge shy
pairing any marine news they may have for the Ship News
Department OF the HERALD.
nPerson desrous OF communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York addressing such vessels
OF HERALD yacht pier No East River, New York
Letters from all parts Of the world and promptly
ivered Duplicates required