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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
Greensboro Bend.

There was an oyster supper at A. p
Folsom's on the evening of the odd
About thirty couples We're present
There was plenty of oysters, and all
went away satisfied.
Tolman. Simpson & Co., have shipped
four cal loads of dressed lumber and
boxes within the past week. They do
not employ many hands this winter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
Sociables.


The south Church held >ociable ON
Friday evening. and besides il good
supper. for which the Ladies' of this so
cicty are rather noted, pleasant tra-
tune of the evening WAS the prcsenta-
ton to Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews of Il very
handsome cake dish and vase. as rec
ognition of their valuable help ut their
Sociahles i'll Years past. The net re
ceipis of the sociahlc We're nearly $50.
The ladies of the North Church gave
IL Suciahle Monday evening. with ice
cream and cake. flowers and few fan
cv articles for sale. Some of the young
people recited Il scene in Mrs. Stoves
Old Town Folks. Nearly $50 were re-
allied.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
Shocking Affair at Barre.

Washington county was the scene of
another sad tragedy on Sunday. The
bodies of Mrs. A. F. Downing of Barre.
and her infant were found Monday be-
low the mill dam at that place. The
child was about three months old. and
it is supposed the mother WAS driven to
end her life and that of her only child,
because of the dissolute habits and bru-
tally of her husband, Alison F. Down
ing. 1t is said he had frequent quarrels
with her. having once kicked her out of
doors because she accused him of being
drunk and going with another woman
She was second wife, and but % wears
old. Prctclring death to life with Il
brutal and besOttcd husband, she clasp
ed her child to her bosom and sought
relief i'll II watery grave, from her pres
ent troubles, and those sure to come to
her and the child in the future.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03

49,, '''"i'ng of the pastors and rep
'''en from the several churches.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
East Concord.

East concord.
G. ID. Root has put two hundred
thousand of lumber into RusselIs mill
this winter. Dwight Howard accident
ally fell Il tree upon one of Mr.. Roots
oxen on Tuesday. disabling him for Il
time.
G.. Il. Russell has sold his house and
two OF three acres efland To l.. W. Pratt
Price $1,000. Russell rents Pratt'S farm
for two yearS.
There WAS Il donation and oyster sup
per at the hall Wednesday evening. for
the benefit of the church. Exact pro
cccds not known.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
Sheffield.

Mrs. Hiram Drown has sold her resi-
dence now occupied by DIR. \. }. Garter
to her son. Harrison Chase.
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West Concord.

Sunday night a window was broken
in the store of WnudbuIN \ Russell.
and some one entered and ritlrd the
money drawer of what scrip there WAS
in ii some tw" al three dollars. proha-
bly,.
Next Tuesday evening Il series of
religious meetings will he, begun at the
Methodist church. to he continued >rv-
rril weeks if sufficient help can he oh
tanned from out nt town. y delegation
of workers from ST. JohnShurl Is prom
ised foI the opening meeting.
A number OF gospel workers went It"
CRANKY from this place last Sabbath,
where they held meetings.
Rev. Mr.. Coffin. of the Unvclsalist
church. gave the last of Il course of
lectures t" Young people. on Sabbath
evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
Take Notice +!

The subscriber wishes t" hire faithful and in
dustiluus man and wife tn de- work on "A farm with
a very small family. family nj all for on.
y"ar to begin the 18th "f March newt. Fair wages
and sur, pay. John WHEELER
West concord Vi Feb III I~.6 I3Ii.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03

Stebbins' pint of alcohol. The agent
recognized the order, but questioned
the bearer sharply. The substance of
his replies was, that the Stebbins men
toned was his brother: that they lived
III the west part of Danville; that his
brothers family were all sick with can
ker-rash, etc. He got his alcohol and
left the shop. Soon after he went out.
the agent ascertained that the man who
procured the liquor was Henry Roberts
of North Danville. Il notorious sucker.
The agent followed him, hut Roberts
escaped by the help of two companions
and wood sled. A writ was made.
and Sheriff Preston brought Roberts
back Monday morning. He plead guilty,
and was fined ten dollars and costs,
amounting to Sl9. AZ which made the
pint of alcohol rather expensive.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
Don't Do 1t.

We have heard of parents " no make
Il practice of locking small children in
their house when they go out for an
evening, or for short time. We heard
of IL father and mother who went away
to Il dance early in the evening, leaving
several small children fastened in the
house. a neighbor had occasion to go
to that house during the evening, but
the children could not let him in at
either door, nor even open il window.
all being nailed down. What would
those small children have done in case
of fire There was il Kerosene lamp on
the table-what if they had overturned
it? The result may he inferred from
the following: Last Friday New Bed
ford mother locked her daughter. four
Years old, into her house while she
went M the neighbors for few min
uteS. When she returned she found
the poor child under the table. burned
to death. 1t is supposed her clothes
took fire from the stove.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
CRANKY.

Curtis and Lyman Follensby of Vie
tory, We're arrested and brought before
Justice LOOMS Wells, on Monday. the
2lst lust, on complaint of 5. y. Buzzell,
town grand Juror, charged with break
ing the deer law and killing two deer.
Lyman was discharged for want OF
evidence. and the jury found verdict
of not guilty against Curtis. Eaton &
Gleason for state, and Bates q Blodgett
for defence.
VIM. Kingdom last week sold a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
Orleans County.

VI ASehAAS SoAASJ.
DIR. Dyer Bill of Albany died on the
22d inst. aged ~ Years. He WIS one
of the first settlers in town. being the
first resident physician. and has follow
ed the profession until within few
years. when he WAS Obliged to aban-
don il on account of failing health. He
has several times represented his town
III the State Legislature. and has filled
various offices of trust in the town. In
his death Albany loses one of its most
honored and wealthy citizens. DR.. Bill
was father of Mr.. Frank &. Bill former
~ of this town. and Mr.. j. X. Bill. now
of OgdeuShurg. y. Y.
About | o'clock last Tuesday morn
ing, the house and barn of John Leland
about Il mile north of the village WAS
consumed 10y fire. \ strong south wind
blew the flames directly towards the
new house of Albert Leland about eight
rods distant. and il was through the eff
forts of ueighhor> and villagers that it
WAS saved. The fire took from pan of
ashes. The contents of the houS, were
mostly saved. Both house and barn
were old and the loss WAS small No
insurance. Mr.. Albert Leland fought
the fire hravely. having on no other ar
ticlr Of wearing apparel but shirt and
pair of pants. He came ont of the fight
with Il pair OF frozen feet. Carton MOH-
tor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03
Barnet.

The peg mill is running again, and
boiler is set outside of the main build
ing and has all the precautionary fix
lures. Some OF our citizens furnished
means for the purchase of Il steam
whistle with which the help is now
called and dismissed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03

III Trustees have quite a job in
'"'"S the foundation for the pump
"h the island above the dam.
>''''h Is lcdgy and quite abrupt,
'n>'de'ahlr blasting will he neces-
Inc engineer of the company
I" he an excellent location,
'r' Completed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-03

young man in this place, who
Y" SEVERELY troubled with an in
VI hn'd III the cavity of the chest.
''''ed last week 10y an incision
" 'hr nhs, and then by means of
surgical Instrument called aspira-
'' cavity of the chest was entirely
'sned of the fluid
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

kick sen, ii flying toward tho goal OF Yale Here W.
c. Camp and Bigelow dd some splendid playing. and
by ihor Efforts ably seconded by Walker. sent the ball
into the centre field, when time was called, the limit
hcing forty lvc minutes, best In two trials Near tho
close OF the nrst innns Clark, Of air secured INC
ball and was running toward the Harvard
eoa when Rollins endenvored to catch him
and was stopped IN his chase by ac"sion with
Thompson. Rollins thought The collision was intended
and at slapped Thompson across the face Friends
thai near inieriercd and Rollins asked Thomp-
sons pardon. and the play went on.
IL was twenty minutes after four before the second
and last inning called. The ball had hardly lett
the hands OF the starter when Houston. OF the Har
wards splendid across the field, outsrip-
ping all near HIM, and was only stopped py Ha'ch
who threw HIM 10 the ground with heasy
thug. Yale almost Immediately alter got IN gooe
sspunt' by Taylor and sent the Hnrvards 10 protect
their goal As the visitors were driven 10 Their part
Of the field they m.de % some ne play Tnc W.. ,n,s Mas
wrenchcd so badly In tall that he had 10
the field, Ben. blanchard ~ was called 10
I'LL his place. blanchard being fresh. secured inc
bali, with good lead made line
run up tho field, amid the applause OF tSe
SPECTATORS II began look dark for the
Yale men, who closely pressed Thompson
equal to the emergency and IN getting the ball he
made drop kick tha, sent very the goal or
the Harvards, which they failed 10 cover aud Yale
won the advantage orihc play. II now became cxct-
ing. Harvard was near the line protecting its gonl,
with the BAH IN the hands OF tho nome club. Wurtz
grounded II and kicked 1t to Thompson. who with
great quickncss caught IT. placed II on the ground,
and with one Kick sent II nyiuS over tho goal oi tho
Harvards THIS was accomplished in just twenty.
live MINUTES after the second inning rs the bail
went over there was = loud shout by the Yale men
and general throwing up OF hats and rejoicing.
Thompson was taken up on the shoulders OF his
friends and bornc TO carriage containing some Lady
friends who congratulated him upon his skill and
success. IL iuly twenty minutes before tho
game again called and the players work
The Hnrvrrds on their return cndcavorcd 10 re-
gain their lost ground by sharp playing, but 1t was
purpose, although nearly successful on
OCCASIONS one OF which Seaman secured a touch
down, but failed 10 make II count IN the succeeding
play. IL was que dark when The game called.
The Iarvards eit their defeat but acknowledged that
they had fairly beaten. During the lat half OF
the game Thompson got the bali and Rollins
attempted 10 get IL away from him. In
the struggle Rollins got into such position
that Thompson ut glance he could throw him j
so seizing hm with his right hand while be held the
ball in his left, he gave Rollins sudden tilt backward
and threw him lat dn his back. 1t so
quickly and neatly that called forth hearty round
OF applause.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHiP RHopERcx DHU fBrj at San Francisco from Cardn,
H. lat Al 10 i. Ion ~ 30 W. experienced
heavy gale from WSW lasting two days. during which
red away bowsprit.
SHiP CARxER. San Francisco Nov 10 from New York,
reports of Cape Horn westerly gales lost storm sails
and shifted cargo.
MARIA PIERsoS. from Virginia for New York. COL
hded with schr Jane Emson. from New York for Washing
the Delaware Breakwatcr Nov lS The had
rail- and plank shear broken the attr lost bboom and
head gear.
ScuR HENRY GIBBs, from Hcbokcn for New Bedford
Gently ashore Castle l the a:s Ne
ScHR GLOBE. Herrick. owned In Bangor. while on her
sprang leak and into Portland few days since She
Is badly thai her ordered her to
aud to Bangor Her cargo will be forwarded by
another vessel.
ScmR SAMUEL WAcKRrLI. from Surinam at Vineyard
Haven, rcports:-Nov at "a A. Ion 10 s aban-
doned vessel about 300 painted black
lumber laden Her masts and her decks Gle
nothing remaining but her bowsprit The stump OF the
bright as II recently broken of The taTrail
inside painted white and She had stern
aud wooden dayits.
NORFOLK, Nov 1.-THE schr Widows Sons sunk yes
teiday McCullougs dock in this city. while being
j Baker X Co.
for London is Bic. The vcyors ordered her
proceed with new crew.
WILMINGTON. NC, Nov 1.-THE schr Flash. Of Smithve
loaded with naval tores intended be transferred
side the bar t. OF the vessels about TO from
sunk at the wharf the side OF the river We'd
nesday night She raised during tho day. her
being removed. The Flash rs small river schooner.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
CLEARED.

steamer Oder tGer) Leist. Bremen via SOUTHAMPTON
STEAMER Perit tB). chadsey, Halifax. Ms ierhard 4
Brewer
steamer City OF AUSTIN Stevens Galveston via Key
Steamer New York. Quick. New orieans--BoSert Nor
dan
Steamer Now Orleans Dearborn. New o. eans-clark 4
Seaman.
steamer San Jacinto Hazard. savannah-Gco Yongc
Steamer CITY of Atlanta. woodhul. Charleston JAS W
steamer Pioneer wakeicy. Wilmington and Morcbead
City Nc-Wm + ,'iydc Co.
richmond-Od Dominion Steamship Co - -s''
Steamer John uibson. Masingo Georgetown DEL l.
Roome. Jr.
steamer viucland, Bowen. Baitmorc--wm DnixciL
Steamer A S;imcrs. Warren. Phajclrhia--Jas ilani
steamer Agnes. Burdick. Pniladciphia-Bosert Nor
steamer Gen whitney. IIaett. Borton--iI + Dimoch
ship Pacific, Patterson. Moncvdeo for orderswm Nel.
son jr.
BARK rellus lSor,. johnson. Great Yarmouth. &c
Bark Imperntor francesca Giuseppe tAn,,. Prcmudn
Giassow-Siocovich 60.
Bark Louis eicr,, Minncmann. Bremen -Chas Lulng 4
BARK rcrraro Tcrzo q,aD. Cuomo Trcstc--Funch Edge
Barx yiocttc trrl. Monton, Marseilles-Ias Hcn,y.
Bark Melbourne tBr. Rogers, Philadelphia Boyd 4
Hinckcn -
Monorcn cel Marc tltaD, fireus-Soco-
nrig iisrry. johnson. Demcrara -Leaycrn.t Co
Brig DSshaway tBr), Small Kingston. Ja-A u solomon
Brig J Parkcr Brockc,t savannah-Isaac Staples.
Scht isabel Mathcr. san Ba,-owcn rr,rnan
Schr l. Eaton, nrearson, BarbAdo' and pemcrira-'cd
Schr wardweil. Bcrnbaum, Jcremie dIayti)-Nison /
Asmns. ~
Sclr Ocean Belle (BrJ. Wrsson 81 John Nil Hevius
K Son.
schr Honscman Rider Norfolk. Va Isaac Staples
sshr MasS's Br gyid rss,a rays Co.
Schr Robert Foster. Robinson. lioston--Chas living
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Nov 1s--Arrivcd. steamer Aries, Whelden.
Philade eiphia: !: bark Norxh Hall. Mslaga. ,,c,-,
BALTIMORE. Nov is-Arrved stesmers ,W mc.enan, , h
March Prov,dencc; ID Foicy, Price. wilmington; schr
Eliza Christie ti,r) Bonneil 81 Johns PR.
Briow-IsnrS iovsa DIAM. Larsen. from Malaga; brig
fmccn Kirby Chasou Tuckahoe.
prown Nc wser, &c: barks Deseti Dubrovacki Nuo,
rnaI Curk Antwerp (Br), Copp. do schs Forest Oas.
Parker Providence u ioyf Lyon New Haven; Hat
ue = ~ n'w Az nu~ syerre Desctl Dubrovacki
iII.AIJEiPuIA, Nov ls--Arrivcd. steamers Rattle
.nate Pierce Boston Rcading Colburn do; Wilamsport.
Bs5s . E.aSs wood d s.ss Per-.
~, Kinney Dunkrx Agostina ID utsli, Agosttna, Rot.
trrdsm: Anevacn tNor Larsen Liverpool; schrs WARY
mr~s II Sauirss Haley. Boston Mary Corson N,cker.
Ann, 20 Terry Not Corson, New Bedford: Pau Keller,
King Warcham; Thomas Van Glider Van Glider, Paw
Miso arrived steamer Biddle Davis New York shr
Tcmts tBr) Kossiter Antwerp barks MurgarettA Ucr)
Muller, Hamburg; a r sfoneman t,r Cain Dublin; p.s
EvirrA, Mcclellan, Windsor, Ms; schr Little, Gnndv
ns,"w"nark Herminc Ger, welm from Hamburg
Cienrcd-scamers Juninta Iatharine, savannah Erua-
wanda scrman. Pryoidencc vndcaor, Rogers, %; Bcv
eyiy Wallace New York: brig Romoo (BrI Edgett Bris
toll Eng; scirs Ann Cannon. Norbury, WArchnm Alice
Hordn. Dukes, Savannah: Reading. X X, No Al. scull
Westerly XII W II Hopkins Twibell, Norwch Lsmarnc
sailed -Stcnmers Juniata, Roman aud Tonawnnda.
LKwxs. Del Nov i7-Passed In schr Chas Gibson, EN-
isth-Arri,ed cd oaks Hugh Cam tI;r tdridyc Brcmei
for orders: Maggie Chapman tBr, Dernier. Hamburg
Michele picasso Utait. Pinca rracc Fortnnn tN"r,
den collins capnrien tor Now York: schrs Sarah eea
Guptil Porto Rico for do; rmta Dix, Antigua Tor Pha
dcpha. ,,,.
arks Arow usko remain for Baltimore aud Harriet
Hickman for Pill Isdcphin. :.
Passed in the Capes. 80 NJ steamer illinois, SD sex
| ford, ffou Liverpool
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

AMER, Sept o4passcd ships Memnon, Baker Singapore
for Boston; goth, Kasow Br tadd. Manila for New York
Arrived previous to Nov - bark Nonnarcl Cobb. POET
Elizabeth, CGH for Java. TO load for Boston.
BArAvI, sept 2lArrved, brig Caroline Gray. Pease,
London and sailed 2th for Samaang to load for CHANNEL
bark ; II Alen Taylor, Singapore fnnn sailed 10Th for
chcrbon 20 load tor channc ,1th. ship Fred Tudor.
Bcnrse Passar, and sailed aSth for Sgaporej 7tb
bark Helen Anger. staples Rio Jnneiro and sailed Oct
Tor Svurabasa 10 load for America: Oct L. Beatrice
avncr avner Passarocang (and sailed th Tor BOSTON,
u Chapman u,r), soarke Newcastle, SsW. -
Sailed sept ~. bark amcs Pendcton. Gilmore Probo-
lingo load for United Kingdom Continent; Ocs =,
Laura Burnham Phillips Taga. to load tor Boston ,
BrxSos AYnls. sept 2O-Arrved. bark Alice Muir thps
Ackcr. Mnrscics -,
COLOMBO, sept 27--Sailed bnrk Lady 6ertrude (nT,
yesey. Alcppy and New York.
In port Oct 10 bark Jnra (hr), Wolff for New nork;
CALCUTTA Oct il-Clcared, ship Asrncann tbD. JONES'
Boston tand proceeding down the river Ism. ;,,.
In Oct 49, Lack scy llall tBr Barnes
Envoy tsr Stewart: Andronicda (rl. Burcish fnrnes
Abbey t,r Hall and Naturalist tBr, Nelson, lor scw
YORK Padsha fBr), Minus 0r san Francesca ,,,ots'
coombs fro, aud for Bombay arr ssh rsed
lander Morrison unc bArks lJaidee brl Duke Ios Sau
Frsncisco MORO Castle, Jsvst from Aauritiu Art esn
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
CREEDMOOR.
nAp1p1rY AND ACCURACY MATCHES.


Although the day cold and raw yesterday the
light good and full OF those actnic qualities which
the lovers OF rnc shooting most delight IN. Notwith-
standing the iavorabcncss OF tho weather Tor the
sport ihrcrc were many knights OF the trigger at
Creedmoor
Tho events Of the day were two matches-one for
rapidty and accuracy combined, and the other al the
running deer. Both competitions commenced at the
usual hour OF thrco O'Clock in the afternoon.
The match. for rapidity and accuracy was open to
members Of the National Rife Association and out
siders Distance, 200 yards; position standing;
weapon. any rifle within the rules: magazine guns TO
be used as single brccchloadcrs only. Two sighting
shots, TO be fired consccutvely competitors TO hrc as
many shots they could within the space OF half a
minute and TO bo allowed two chances the aggregate
both times to be counted. Entrance fec, fllty
cents; halt the entrance money TO be divided among
the three highest scores icllows:-Thc hrst taking
the badge and half tho money! the second, twosixths,
and tho third, one-sixih. No restriction AS 10 the
manner OF taking cartridges. Tho gold badge, which Is
the first prize, to be won hrec times before becoming
the personal property OF tho winner Mr. !. e. Stet-
won the irst prize on scoro Of 90 points.
SCORES.
j. f. ,Skefs0n
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
MISS MARSHALL'S CHALLENGE AC.
CEPTED.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
In reply TO Miss Mary Marshall 10 your yesterday s
issue. accepting my challenge condilonay l will
-"As said IN Europe, in the steamer britannia,
December 10, / will walk the lady any reasonable
time previous TO that date, for any shc may
choose 10 namc.n should the lady mean business and
be kind enough to name the amount she Is wiling
10 risk will Immediately forward sight drnft on
Now YORK payable to the order OF Mr. Frank Queen,
cd,,or OF the clipper, for tho amount Miss Marshall
hor backcrs may choose To mention. Furthermore.
refer her or them to tho cashier of the National
Traders Bank of this place TO my standing aud re-
sponsbility. J. DoIGLASS MCINTYRE.
'kisGsroy Nov. IL, 1915
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
lr Kenduskeag. Trask. Weehawxcn for Lynn.
LIZ caxnnnyn Hincklex lInhnxnn Tor Huston.

Schr kenduskeag Trask. weehawacn for Lynn.
Schr CASANOVA, Hinckley. lioboxcn for Boston.
Schr Ieonessa, Aehorn. Hobnken iar Boston
schr Sila Braiuerd. BUELL. Hohoken tor Portland. c.
Schr VIM CrocEer, Kelly, Port johnson tor Boston
Schr Adele Felicia Kobbias Port John.on Tor Nnr~ich
Schr Bell X Hull Brush. Port Johnson for Providence
schr Jennie Russ, Norton. Poet johnson Tor frovi-
dencc
schr ELIAS Ross. Lewis Amhoy tor Pawtrcxct.
schr Silas Wright. Hart. uoboken Tor New London.
SchrJ II Hnntlcy. Hodges. nobokrn for Provdence.
schr George 'ium. resse. New York for Portland ci
Schr Lookout, Coombs. New ,rx for Boston
schr Hastings. Chase, New York for New Eedford
Bark BJ Watson, New York tor Liverpool and brig Hat
tie Pcltis, do Asier both previously rcored NJ
chor In Haris Island Roads still remain. owing 20 head
winds also all the bound sehooncts which cnoe up
this afternoons tide.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwgnr. Nov ls-saled. bark Chas Bal CNor). Lund,
United States.
Sailed Flushing 18th. ship Warsaw (Br, Curry, New
Orleans.
York; Zephyr tNor. Jensen, Wilmington, NC; brig Don
Quixotc. Munroc. New York.
CARDIFF. Nov 1s-Arrivcd brig Harrington (Br).
Lucas Shcdiac.
Sailed 18th. bark Conquest Small. Havana.
FALMOUTH, Nov 1S-Arrived, barks Carl Johann fNor),
Akand. Philadelphia; yaan tNor,. RanduII New York.
GLOUCESTER. Nov is-Arrvcd, bark Young Eagle tRr).
Smith, Baltimore.
GIBRALTAR Nov 1I-Arrived brig saisa Partridge View
York.
nAvRK. Nov Is--Arrivcd steamer King Richard err,
Nelson New Orleans
Irswicn. Nov ls-sailed. bark Lila UtaD. Picasso,
United States.
LvEuroor Nov is--Arrivcd ships savoir Faire fBr,
Aitchisou New York; Sarah iignctt Kidder do Victoria
Nyanza tBr) Large. San Frnntsco; chrysomcnc (Br,.
Browning New York; Joseph spinncy Jordan, do: Phi
lena winsow Cheney. Portland Nc; bark Rsynard Minot
New Orleans
sailed 18th. steamers Partha (Er) Mckay New York via
Queenstown; lberian tBr, orner, Boston; ship Majesty
tBr Lcahy. United States; bark Mozart (Nor Abcrtsen
LosnoS. Nov Is-Arrivcd. steamer Elysia (Br), Nc
Ritchic, New York.
PoarisiiEAp bristol ChanneD. Nov is-Arrivcd brig
Alaska tBr), Tucker. Baltimore for Gloucester. E.
PLysourH. Nov lsArrived. bark Mary Bowen (Br) Nc
Taren Bull River. So.
QUEENSTOWN. Nov lSArrivcd, barks Iomborsund (Nor)
Ncscn New York; Lido tltaD. schiaHino. Baltimore
Also arrived isth M, steamer Algeria (Bry, Watson
New York for Liverpool land proceeded
SUNDERLAND, Nov 1S-S,iled, bark Anna (Aus yidulch
New York.
sw,SsrA, Nov isArrved, bark Frank Marion EIdridsc
Wiscasset.
TRALEE. Nov ls-Sailcd bark sicfanino Qtal), Gcsta
United states.
WATERFORD. Nov lS-Saicd brig Maggie (Br), wyman,
America.
Sailed from port In tho United Kingdom Nov IS bark
Trus. (BrJ. Marsters, America.
WEATHER REPORT.
pLySovrn, Nov y. rM-wind sw. moderate; rain.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
SAILED

Steamers City Of Berin tBr. FOR Liverpool; Egypt Br,.
do: Canada (Frl liavrc Anglia dlr,. London. Denmark
(3r, do; Bolivia tnr). Glasgow: Oder terl bremen
August Andre Nclgl. Antwcrp c.ribsl t'rl Kingston.
ia Cuba Havana Ac: City of Austin. Galveston, xc New
York New Orleans: New Orleans san Jacin,o Savan-
nah: City Of Atlanta. Charcsion Pioneer. Wilmington
&c Agnes Philadelphia; bark Zohrab Ger. Bombay; brig
Favorte, Port Spain.
ind nj sunset, ENE: at midnight. r, fresh.
Barometer At sunset. ;O.3l: ut midnight. 3O.2S.