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The New York herald., 1876-10-03
ST. NICHOLAS CLUB.
PRESENTATION By Ms. scH1EyrxuN OF LIFE

PRESENTATION BY NR. sCHIEFrELIN OF LIFE
SIZE PoRTRAIr OF GENERAL scHUYLxR.
There pleasant gathering at the rooms Of tho
ST. Nicholas Club No. West Twenty fifth street. last
evening" and few invitations were issued to nom
members Tho occasion informal reception
and its object the acceptance Of presentation TO the
club by Mr. Eugene schiefen OF painting of General
Schuyler. The parlors were comfortably filled, and
tho Rev. DR.. yermilye delivered addrcss, reviewing
the lie and services Of General Schuyler, compliment
ing Mr. schiefen and rendering the hearty thanks Of
tho club him for kindness in presenting it such
valuable and ornamental acquisition
GENERAL scHUyLgRs PORTRAIT
is the work OF Mr.. schsrein's own hand and gives
evidence OF superior talent II is not by any
his first successful effort and although the geneman's
modesty claims for his productions the name OF an
ams.eur's thcv compare favoraby with many from
the professional easel The portrait OF General Schuy
lcr presented by HIM to the ST. Nicholas Club is OF life
size on CANVAS about Ave by eight ieet and mounted
by all present already occupied attractive posi-.
tion on the parlor wall The figure Is erect and holds
in the LETT hand scroll Of paper while The right hand
pen. II is correct in every particular Dress the
artist having taken his patterns from garments
by General Schuyler which are now IN the possession
OF his grandson Mr. John Schuyler The surroundings
correct, s~-n to the furniture and books lying
the writing table
THE ST. NICHOLAS CLUB
an outgrowth OF the society Of that name and 10
exclusive and restricted in membership Owing to
the great number OF members or the parent society
who had commutcd their dues and become life mem
bers by the payment Of the required amount, The
revenue fell of 50 much that the idea Of forming a
club where the members could gather whenever dis
posed was originated and the premises at present
cupcd were secured. Its object is Also like that of
the ST. Nicholas Society. 10 collect and preserve
Information respecting the early history of the
city and State Of New York. 1t is limited in tho
bcr Of it's members to 800 and but the descend
ants OF natives residents Of this State prior 1885
are eligible. II was incorporated in the month OF
juno, 1876, and though bat few months more than
year in existence, is in prosperous condition Its
present quarters, fine they are, but temporary
IL s intended a desirable location can bo
secured TO erect handsome and costly establishment
Among the features Of the house will be great
broad starcases and large hearths, such
In the early days Of the Dutch settlers.
Tho assembled members and their guests, At the
cluson Of DR.. Vermilyes address, adjourned to pay
attention to an inviting supper and tue appctizng
Accomplishments OF the sdeb0ard The following are
the officers OF the club for the present yoar:-Presi
dent, Mr.. James w. Beekman Vice President. Mr..
James Mclean; Treasurer, Mr.. Edward Schsl; Secre-
tary, Mr. John G. Mills.
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TONY PASTORS.

This popular place of amusement tarown open
for the fall and winter season last night, and tho
patrons OF the establishment rallied In largo numbers
10 welcome Tony Pastor and his troupe back from their
wandcrngs through the country to tho Of past
triumphs. Miss Jennie Engel and Miss Marie Whit
tingham wero warmly received and Tony himself met
with most enthusiastic welcome Harry Kernel,
ths north OF Ireland comedian. vocalist and dancer"
VINO is always favorito though laboring under the
disadvantage OF bad cold, was as comical
as ever In his songs, dances and sayings,
and Crosslcy and Elder, the field athletes 10
Caledontan sports, attracted attention by the
neatucss and expert manner In which they went
shrous III their The nights performance concluded
with farce OF "Wfe Servant" IN which Nessrs
Deshon Saterlec and Mcssrs. Williams and Girard
appeared II the opening night augurs we'll for the
coming season then Tony Pastors has commenced .
prosperous career.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FArHrR PoISr, Oct 2-Psssed, Mantobon (Br)
from Liverpool for Montreal severn 3D. skinner. Lon
don for do
HAyASA Sept 20. AN Sailed. steamer Valley City. Nc
Kay. Key West. =
York.
HALIFAX, Oct 2-Saiied steamers Hibernisn Br. Archer
from Liverpool &c), Baltimorc Beta tBr. for Bermuda
and 81 Thomas.
chette. Montreal -
LONDON sept 30-Cleared, brig Suppicch (Ger) Pla-
gems United States.
MoSrKvIpKo, Aug Is-Arrivsd, ship winnitrod tBr, Alb
bott, Ca-din.
sailed Aug u. schr Clark Iutchinscn Rosario, TO
load Tor Boston: 18th. bark Csnx Hodgdon. Buenos
Ayres: schr Belle Hooper, Gilkey. New York. .
In port Aug "a. bark Justtia tGer) Nisohr for New
York: ndine Ger, schmidt, do.
NORTH SYDNEY, CB sept l2-salsd, bark Betty Nor).
Eriksen, NiramichL
Arrived Sept 70 bark Lizzie Cameron tBr), Cameron,
Berwick and sailed from ace Bay 9th for Havana I'D
brig Bessie May tB Taylor Whtehaven tRnd sailed 9th
for Buctcuche; 26th schr Bessie Black tBr). Ludlow,
Cork, o load Tor 81 John, NIB.
PxRSAxBuco sept bark Aurcoia (Br) Turner.
Rio Janoiro: scbr w Knight, Knight, do.
Sailed Aug ~ schr Mary Lisxis Br Bunssll, Sydney,
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in the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal causing the
paired Ihladslphis where she arrived ON sunday.
rived al Key West Sept 20 and reports had heavy
the voyage and sustained siisht damage
snr AZ T. ins.5.sc. on n: :sis msssa a
sea, and cargo o the extent Of si4o006
rived savannah aismasied in the i7th u
compelled cut the msenmast and whca fell
During the gale All provisions dam aged and
they were compelled 80 condsnso sails water for use
BARK sAKAR DupxAs. 81 Lewss Del. from Gotsenburg
lon So
BARK MULHALL (Br) wylis. from Cardenss Sept IL.
edges and sunk saved
scnR cHAs BArIIs. Johnson st Charleston from Rich
E:ss . ;'S.%;
black and from Appearances seemed be the SPAR Of
scHR SURPRISE At Fall River from Port johnson. has lost
about one third from the top.
ScHR WANArA, Swinburn from Newport E. for shsdiac.
NIB. aoandonsd in sinking condition the 10Th q
.sSs ans S
: sa , q n as sssn IN 1854 fro" whence 'h'
pssa o s
sailed Monday.
scns GEo WASHINGTON, from Philadephi. for Barscos
which has been ashore at swes DEL returned 10 Oct
scnR Gxo W wHrrrorp from Providence ven, sshor. .s
Ponce PR during the hurricane the l3.h ut bus got
adoat gain.
JoHS GRrrvirH. before reported abandoned and
towed into Charleston by steamer Virginia.
Sept 26 when OF Frying Pan ghtshp. gale from
NE during which the vessel aleak and shortly after
ward became waterlogged. The schr wyman. At
Charleston had previously fallen in with the Griffith and
taken Of the and stripped her Of sails running rig
ging. blocks. &c.
srEAxrUcs VIRGINIA EuRxAS and Cor DUPONT in
81 G; on .oa sa h. s
t. ns s s Ss b. 70 ssoSs to
The Dupont not materially injured.
QuKREC. Oct 2-stcsmer Cornthisn reports: Might Of
Sept is during heavy gale the valves Of the injection
pipes became choked allowing the the
She signaled the steamer SHrmAtan stand by
Al AN 0fthe 10Th the moderated and the going
down she started for st Johns NF whore her valves
repaired.
RocKLASp Sept 23-Schr Pulaski loaded with lime.
Lnekin, Austin Aorses kiln grounded the hsts last
Friday and discovered 70 be fire but II
smothersd and in day two Afterwards she pro-
ceeded on her voya
AMERICAN LLoYDs RKcIsfER-The Supplement for Sep
tember. published by Messrs Hartshorne King has
received contains shipping
tormation also reports Of vessels resurveys metal
lnGs. &c.
QUICK PAssAGS-Schr Eliza Rsynor. Mitchell aado tho
from she dock 1t Delaware City Boston fats
81 hours
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HORRIBLE MURDER.
A yAnxxR BurcHERED FOR HIS MONEY.

4 yARNKR BUrCHERED FOR HIS MONEY
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct 2, 1870
horrible and mysterious murder was committed
Dp-nght IN the part OF Shrewsbury, farming
bovn six miles from this city. The victim was John
Du,Iard, man out forty-nve years OF age He and
hts brother, both unmarried lived in . house alone
end carried farm. About seven O'Clock John
ves Ian alone In tho house, the brother
naving gone 10 the store about mile
elsssnl lie gone about an hour, and, upon his
return, Z horrible scene was presented Jonn was
ytns on the noor, h,s body covered with blood HIS
Soud vas nearly severed from the body, and long,
loep cuts were visible about the head and face.
me body also badly cut, and the
,lood was still flowing from the numerous wounds.
Lying by the sde OF the body large baicbet With
which tne terrible deed had been committed aud the
Aepsh OF the numerous wounds clearly Indicated that
st was welded BY a powerful hand. The OBJ
1eet IL she horrible crime IL supposed TO have
fnon money. Last week the sold
~ for $50, and this afternoon received similar
nOount for tho sale OF some caves This money 10
Dloosng aud undoubtedly taken by the murderer.
~ elsw has yet been dscoversd but the officers arc
rHnnhn9 anAAve sssvrh
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BELOW.
Schr David II Tolck. Lee. from Bremen Aug
CLEANED.

Steamer sinners. Warren Phil adelphia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Franconis. Bragg PartlAud-J Amsi
ship LxxIe Ross DID, Mills Bremen-Snow x Burgess.
Snip Ale xsndrs tsr. Brown. Bremcn-J ames w Elwe
Co.
Ship Wellington (Br), o. Brien BremenJ smes Elwell
4 20.
Bark Carricks (Br). Carr. London-Gso Bulley.
Bark Fsmilens Minde tNor johnson, Newcastle Tyne
--Renham Boyesen.
Bark osm Dubrovack Aus). MarDovich Cork for orders
Punch, Edge Go.
BARK Fortuna tNor, Chrstianscn, Queenstown or Fal-
mouth for orders-Benham Boyesen.
Bark Iertha tdcr), Brandhof, Elsinore for orders
Punch, Edyc Co.
Bar. Rcsina Bruno dtsi. Jaeearno. Trieste-Benham
Boyeyen,
Bark q Reusens, Leighton. Genoa-John Zttlosen
Bark Pororio de Msrtino uts, Gaatos Gibraltar for
orders JAS Henry.
Bark Andreas Ojreck), Cockinas Phiiads phia-boyd
Hncken-
Brig Eva utaD, Cappisio Leghon for ordsrs-Funch,
Edye 4 TO
schr ur,ah Fisk. Croweli, Marseies-Parsons Loud.
Sehr Victor Puig Dunton st Johns Antigua-Thos DON
nison.
schr 81 Pierre tBr) Heaey st John, NIP Nevus
4
schr Myrovcr. Bates. Chsrleston-Evans Ball 4 Co.
Schr Revenue. Oliver Boston-Chas living.
Sioop Lotus, } arvis. Perth Amboy-I Gregg 4 Co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-IrALIAN OPERA.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-IrALIAN OPERA.
Mr. strakoseh began . short OF Italian opera
~ the Academy Of Music last night popular prices
and before audience OF very large dimensions The
initial opera Bellini's .Norma," and Nina
Maria Palmieri, Nile Persaui, Mr.. Pamisri and Mr..
Comfy appeared in the principal roles Norma is
not opera that at the present day will be acceptable
TO public imbued with the ideas OF the new school
The lovely melodies Of Bein. shown in their bright
est form in this opera, will always CON-
mand tho sympathes OF musicians and will
attract the study and attention Of artists
But tho weak instrument tation repels as much the
melody attracts The Swan OF Catana knew bat tho
OF music and nothing OF its science In dramatic
not Al successful as his contemporaries or
the other representative composers Of she modern
Italian school ''Norma" cannot compare In dramatic
effect with any Of Rossinrs operas with many Of
Donzettia Tho title role has been, however, for
years. the point ddppui for sopranos Of the dramatic
school Mmo. PaImieri Is the latest representative
coming after Pasta Grsi, Lagrange, Aedori and
Parcpa. She is evidently at homo in the role and
her acting alone 10 calculated to produce an
effect that must called unqualified success
She betrayed degree Of IN the &c asta
Diva" that marred her initial vocal Efforts Tho CRU
petit in the aria ere not evenly delivered, and in
some Of tho high notes Nine Palmieri forgot that
vocalism should be built pyramidal iorm the broad
reproaches the iathless Polio in presence OF his
love- Adaigisa Nine Palmier attained the
ss,ss ssms tragic ,vs art na her Voice ne no
ton. In every scene the prima donna gained
on the public, and her last effort brought
Of the representatives OF the role pretty harmless
The Polio afflicted with thrOatincss, and was
almost hors de combat The Orovcso was pas.abe
Nile Belocca and Nine. Palmeri appear tonight in
Rossini's "Semiramde," opera which has not been
given in this city for very many years
The New York herald., 1876-10-03
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

regular meeting OF the Brooklyn Common Council
was held yesterday afternoon, President French In
the chair. A Communication received from Mayor
Schroeder, nominating Edward Rowe Commissioner Of
the Department OF City Works. to Gil the vacancy in
that Board caused BY the suspension Of William A.
written opinion OF the Corporation Counsel approving
Of the legal view OF the power Of appointment ad
infeIIm
confirmed, Alderman Black alone voting in the mega
tive
Mr. Rowe was the democratic nominee for Mayor In
1875 whom he defeated by Mayor Schroeder Alder
man Burnett chairman OF the special COMMITTEES ap-
pointed prepare the rules governing tho trial OF Mr.
Fowler, presented report and copy Of tho ruies The
evidence upon the charges 70 be taken before the
Common Council II was resolved to open tho trial
full
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxrwxxP Oct 2-Arrived brig John Swan Galsen Phil
sdephis.
Sailed Sept 20. bark St George . Hall. United States
BRxxEs, Oct 2Arved ships shaksspsre o0er) Fechter
Baltimore; Helveta (Beg). Nielsen, New York.
Sailed Cd, ship Game Cock. Hardy New Orleans; barks
Kioto. Long. do; Charlotte Ger. Stsin New York.
DEAL, Oct 2-Arrived, ship Xosher (Br), Nsicomsou
Baltimore for Bremen.
Boyd, Boston via Queenstown; Agar (Aus Bsssanich.
Philndelphia via d.
Sailed I'd. bark Eleanor (Br. johnson, United States
GALWAY. Oct a-sailed, schr Hannah hcLosn. Ksene.
New York.
GIBRALTAR to Oct 2-Arrived ship Mary Stewart (Br,
Fullerton. Lobos
Arrived Sept a. brig Barnard (Br,, wieby Phila-
dclphia
GENOA. to Oct 2-Arrived, bark Union. Phslan, Now
York.
Sailed Sept 80. steamer Alexandra tBD. Mckay. New
York.
HxLvoEr Oct l-sailed barks Lalla Rookh (BD. Dakin
Philadelphia; vesta tNor). Thorsen, New Orleans
HAvRR. Oct 2Arrved, ship Harry Morse Patten, Lobos
Sailed Sept 30 bark Joshua Lorng Cook United States
IrswcH- Sept so-saled, bark Italia dtaD, Bernardo,
United States.
LIVERPOOL Oct 2-sailed. ship Antarctic tBr,. Smith.
United States; August Loensr Nor) Ossn I'm
manuel CSor), samuelsen, do.
LONDON Oct 7-Arnved, bark Jettis Aus). vincsnsnas
Pascagouia
Cleared ID park johanna Gen Kosppe United States
brig Carl Gustaf tRus). Lundgren. do.
Sailed from Gravescnd I'd schr Martha Hail, Burgsn'
Philadelphia
LYNN Oct 2-Arrived bark Alice Roy ,Br,. Mckenzie,
Baltimore.
LIssox-sailed. Ursula Fecio, for Nav York.
MALAGA. Sept 3o-Sailed steamer SIdonian (Br) Ed
wards, New York: bark Fury. Loud. Phladslphia
NAAssLuIs, Oct 1-Sasd, steamer schotsn Dutch,
Janseu. New York.
MARsxILLEs, Sept 2S-saisd, ship Marcia Day, Cate
United States.
7
oroRro. Sept leArrved. ship India POrp. Lsssa. New
York; 24ih. brig OlndA Porp, Cunhs. do schr Lorine.
Summers. Philadelphia.
Sailed 18th. brgs Paqaete do Nova York Port) Silva,
United States; cath. Fortuna tPo. Me,quta Now York.
PORTLAND BILL Oct 2-Sailed, bark Chascs. Washburn
Crom Rotterdam. New York.
PArRAs, Sept 3o-saied steamer castaa (sr) Butler,
New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 2-Arrived, steamer Ohio Morrison,
Philadelphia for Liverpool land procseded).
RouKS Sept 3O-sailed, brig Bore (Sw) Tomstromson.
United States.
ROTTERDAM Sept 80 Cleared. bark Titania CSor. Al
brethsen- United States
srrrrIS Sent 20 9-Arrived. barks Kong Oscar Nor)
Abrahansen Philadelphia; Rhss tCer) Budix Now York
schr Etna. Sawyer, do.
TExEL Sept 29Saed brig Emanuee (ItaI,, Tucci Qrom
Amsterdam, New York.
vALxscrA-Arrivsd. ship O Ouiton tBr,. Alexander,
Lobos de TERRA
LIVERPOOL. Oct 2 II AM-steamer Ioaho Freeman, for
Now York. returning Liverpool with her machinery
disabled.
LONDON, Oct 2-Bart Umberto Galstola Utah, Baron.
from Ggen Sept for New York. with sulphur put into
port Sardinia prior TO Sept So leaking and will have
discharge cargo
The British bark Teresa. Capt Kohl from New York for
Aarhuus has been assisted into Portsmouth leaking slight
ly, having been aground
WEATHER REPORT.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 2, PM-wind ssE. gentle; barometer,
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THE OLYMPIC THEATRE.

There vcry fair audience in attendance at this
house last night aordng solid promise ofa profitable
winter season The wonderful acts OF Lurine the
Water Queen Afforded amusement and brought general
wonder and amazement TO the young folk. To the
Queen reading writing sleeping in the Illuminated
water tank was novel and exciting But there was
also certain happy combination OF acting. Goodwin
and Goil excellent whilst the negro and other
character delineations afforded health giving mirth,
which was mantaincd 10 the last Miss Blanche
sewyn quite distinguished herself in singing while
impersonaliou OF Cardinal Richelieu unique and
effective. Handling cannon balls, tho trapeze and
portions OF the programme wero duly appauded
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmaster informed
that by telegraphing the HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No. 4s Fleet street, London" the
Paris once addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc pOpera
Paris tho arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign trading
with the United States the will csbsd 70 this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Msd
will find the Paris Office economi-
cal and ex pedltious for tclegrsphing nswa
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CAPTAIN GILBLRr CHAsB.

Captain Gilbert Chase, well known as a sea captain
in the West India trade aged seventy three died very
suddenly at his residence in Newport last evening.
During President Buchanan's administration he
Collector of Customs at that port He joined the
masonic fraternity immediately after its revival IN
Rhode Island, and was Of the most prominent
Masons IN that State, having held ali positions of
honor IN git OF the fraternity He was presdent
of tho Tiiden and HendricKs Reform Club the time
Of his DEATH and all throagh lie has been consistent
democrat.
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OBITUARY.
GEORGE WILCOX.

Mr.. George Wilcox, who for some years past has
managing the chief society newspapers in Washing
ton and Saratoga died yesterday morning in this CITY,
Mr.. Wilcox born in Troy, N " in 1897, and grad
uated from Of leading colleges The instincts
OF hts early life led him the field OF journalism,
which, as subsequent events have proved, he was
ably lifted Tor large circe OF friends and acquant
anccs mourn his loss and to-day Will pay their last
trbute O his memory
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-TH1s DAT.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 2, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RzPoRfxD BY sTRAN YACHTS AID HERALD
WHITEsroNR TILRGRAPH LINE

axPoarxD sY rHx uxKALD srEAx YACHTS AID HERALD
wHIIEsroNR TELEGRAPH
Steamer Hindoo Br. Mills Hull sspt 10 and southamp
ss% sss III 4 s Sydney n = S "a, s g @
n @
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 70 tho Old Dominion
sris Hope 3D. Norris, Bahia Al days. with coffee
Brig Tropic Bird Kora. sagua with sugar Ell
es days with conce spence. Crossed the Equator
Aug 8. in lon " 81
wood s Aa.r.y nSr" s.; Staples '' 'S
ssSr @ .1s E1,srss Sss aDppi1,s T,s;. Virginia
sshr sshr Mon" Noneyns T.ta Lssl ai. vvgins vlTsn;.
sehr Aithss; barley; virx.,
'schr G Ii Hoyt, Maxwell Virginia.
p- Bark Louise Gehm Ger) which was anchored In the
lower bay, came up TO the city I'd Pm.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Stern Bird Br). Folksr. Cow Bay. CB. for New
schr Champion tsr) Granville Providence for New York.
sehr Grown Prince Br Brsnscomb Providence FOR Nsv
sehr Champion; ;Iy Lurysy aBridsspOrs for New York.
schr chr Boa.. Giisy. Belfast % for New ~ York
Sch, Trainer. sn. m.~tn e. for Ne. York
ss si% r..
sssr T:Is plordsnss fef y! Sss YORK
sehr Nm Gilum Hamilton, Portand, CT for New York.
schr VIM = Burden. Adams rrovidsnce for New York.
sehr Emm. Ellen, Fox Hartford for New York.
@ sss York
sr Iii Gns .rs .rsiss for ss Ss N.~ York.
sehr Clara sawyer Branscomb. sullivan. Me- for New
schr Julia willetts, Port Jefferson for New YORK.
ss sosss s g5 oA AmsG
York
seS1 .,.Ss% London ~ To- 81; Ne! Sort
schr Josephine n,s hawkins Brdgeport for Now York
schr Harriet Lewis Cashman, Providence for New York.
schr Annie Webb. Howard. Port Jefferson for New
schr Clio. chilcots Bangor for Now York:
sehr Cory: Young Port Jene5soa a, for New York
Hartford for Nos i''H
Francis Turner Walker, Long Cove, Me- for Now
sehr Drs.dnaught Saunders stonington for Port John
ss1r 1 Mss, Side Dsvis Jsisr,ss for % Il. York
sehr john Ovens Owens frosidsass for for New York
sT @ Y'T
ssS Iua y Bcr.e Andss.op S New sysn IT, 70, New YORK.
ssh Pr.nse. smith smith T,ovidsns. f:r New York
sehr Lizzie Cochran Hopkins, KoeIisnd New York.
sch E"s kSs: Lewis. tor SsS Yo,.
BOUND EAST
Steamer rsanconis r Brars New York icy rortlsna
Bark jose Roariaaes Lopez soi Portland Mes MeDon.d
New York for Queenstown for. orders land anchored of
sch Barnes ssurgcs. Philadelphia for Cohassst Mar
schr U B Fish. Crowel. Now York for Marsefles
Schr Reading RIB No AZ Beton Port johnson for Say
brook
schr Abel Parker; Dean phiadelphis for Fall River.
Schr Tnns Depew, Baker, PhilRdelphia for Boston,
Schr Nellie Eaton. Townsend New York for Calais
Sehr Mary Brewer. Lyons. Rondout for Boston.
Sehr Harriet Sarah Prentss. Rondout for boston.
schr Trade Wind Gray Rondout for Bangor.
Bchr Mary Susan Snow. R0ndout for Portland, Ne.
Schr G Erickson James, Newburg for New London.
Schr Bobert smith Sprague. Rondout for Danforth-
port.
sehr Carrie Hsraty. New York for Por.lsnd, Ne.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Vineyard Haven Sept 81, VIM Martin.
Martin Of Boston. ON Haterss Ground for orders with
4j0 hbis
letter from Capt Clifford Of bark Sunbeam Of NB dated
Fsya sept g. arrived Sd all we'll Had whales
times, and slowed down 432 bbls OIL Would sail in few
days cruise till November and return Faya again
home by Ssrk A.erd Spoke Aug Is Ss,ks sarah Hale
clcan; swallow Ellis xO sp. all told; Peru, Esss. l6
out 800 do Heard from July 26 bark Stafford King. rs
do
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THE NEW POLICE CAPTAINS.

The newly made captains. Eakin and Murray, nlcd
their bonds with tho chief clerk at the Central Office
yesterday after which the oath OF Office was admins
tered to them. They VIII assume command OF the
Eighteenth Fourth precincts respectively to-day
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SAlI.LU.

Ships Bates Family tBrl for Liverpool Star OF Bruins
wick tBr,, London barks iiida Nor. Hsvre; Tampa
(Nor. Queenstown or Falmouth; syra, Naples: Gerda
Nor) Esnore Carmsa tAus), Newcastle; curscos tBr.
brigs Emeiine (Br Southampton Irene, Bucno
Ayres Maria Dutch. st Martins; Renhaw, Arecbo PR
Jcrem iah. Cardenxs
Wind at sunset. NV; at midnight wSW
Rnrom tar Al sui AZ midnight 2Q91
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

COMMERCE. PoRr SKw yoRK-Therc arrived At
this port ports during the month of September
81 40 SHIPS "a barks rs brgs and - schooner
In all SIS vessesof which i73 American, 15o British.
81 German ~ Italian 10 Norwegian SWEDISH Dutch
French, Spanish Portuguese. "a Austrian Belgian,
Hungarian. HOLLAND, Grecian. ! Hayuan.
STEAMER WILLIAM wHILtpES wilinR), from BaltI.
for PHILADELPHIA Deise rerorsd leak. struck
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cAprAIN JoaEpH y. pAKER.

A despatch from Boston, under date of the "a inst,
says-'Csptain Joseph u Baker, OF the United States
Marine Corps found dead in bed at hts quarters
the Cnarlestown Navy Yard to-day. HIS death is be-
lievsd TO have resulted from attack Of apoplexy"
The New York herald., 1876-10-03

PoxcK Pr. aspt SIN port sehr Geo Whtfor1 nry.
ant. froul Providence
SANTOS. Aug 2s-In port. sehr wsdemsr. Parker une
sr PIxaHK Mart sept 27-Arrivsd. brig Boss @
throp. New York
srJoHS NIB. Oct 2-Arrivsd ship Matilda Carver Lvss.
pool; bark Ida BH. Londondsy brig Rapid sAorisssys
SliRo
The New York herald., 1876-10-03
SPOKEN.

Ship New World. Hammond. from London for New York.
Sept i. lat 4s II. Ion IL IT.
ship. supposed tho Charles Marshall. Hutshinson, from
New York duly 81 for San Francisco July Al
81 N, Ion AZ w.