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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09
OVARIAN TUM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY DR.. RAILWAYS REMEDIES.

HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMoR IN THE ovARIEs
AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS.
ANN ARBoR, Dec. Fl, 1870
Dr. That Others may be benefited, make this
statement:
have had Ovarian TumO in tho oyare, and bowels for
ten e the best phys clans Of this place ana othss
without benefit II growing az such tapn IAt
could not have we'd much longer friend OF mine induced
me TO Try Railways Remedies had no. much bth 10 thcl
but finally, after much deliberations tried them a..
purchased bottles OF the Resoyent two boxes OF inc
Pills and bottles OF the Relief used those without any
apparent benefit determined 70 peseverc used tSels
bottles Of the Reselyen OF tire Relief and Two oois
OF Pills. Bfore they had lost twenty nv pOun1
continued the medicine until was sur that vas
rely cured took the medicine about nVe months Ano
during that lost forty pounds IN AZ TOOK hreo
dozen hotties OF the ResoyeD six bottles Relief and i boxes
OF tic Pills. a..
feel perfectly we'll ami my hear, fun Of gratitude 70
God this help my deep aic0n. To you SIR shd yoei
wonderful medicine feel deeply indebted and my prayer
may much Of blessing others as has been
me fslgnr,N Mrs r. G. BiBBsh
Mrs Bibbns the above certificate IA me PotsSs
for whom requested you 10 send medicine IN Jnne $50
medicines stated bought OF NE with INC
Of what sent TO her by YOU may say ha her a1,
Ia without qualification. lSigned) l. IkhLA
Druggist and Chemist, Ann AfDur MS Sa
This certify that Mrs. Bbbs. who mskes me sOous
certificate and has been for many ysas well
aud therein stated undoubtedly and undenay
ANY who knows Mrs b6oins VIII pels po,n ~
MARY CoCKER, h. Is. POND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09
WESTERN UNION DIVIDEND PASSED.
REPORT OF PRESIDENT ORTON-ACnON OF Til
DIRECTORS.

WESTERN UNION DIVIDEND PASSED.
REPORT OF PRESIDENT oRIoN-ACnoN OF THE
DIRECTORS.
The directors of the Western Union Telc
graph Company met yesterday discuss the condition
OF the finances Of the Company and the question OF
dividend President orion submitted the following re
port
Dividends were resumed for the quarter commencing
quarterly dividends Of two per each ON the st OF
April 1874, there surplus GU baud OF tSlf0sl ~
The net earnings from April l. 1874, to December ~
1873 Cone year and nine month, were s5,73o577 %,
mixing total OF Se,245,l6l 20; The seven quarterly
time the nt1rrst ON bonds paid accrued amounts 10
Ss42 32s 81 and III. .nsing fund Ss7, 500, making
iI5 90 To this balance should added proceeds OF
the sales Of bonds issued IN ls In eIces OF the amount
1878, amounting TO s302202 making total Of $685.
During the periods covered by the above stats.
ent There has been expended IN lhS compile .o2 qo7 "a
Construction and purchase Of new properly 6li'0 20
To,s, ....... 81 1877 1875 o.
Dedndt iion ths surplus sssSl7 90
Leave. deaeit on tho sist Deeents last Of s5leasl %
The busness ~ the current quar"r, based upon inc
Official returns for the OF January, nearly com
pete returi4 for the month OF febllry ana cTctnly
estimating the business OF the nnth OF March, VIII 1ho"
substantially tne following results; .ooooo,, N
EIpenses lo.o'Vo %
Ne, PROFITS ........................... s72ool4 50
quarter amounts .,g7 600 90
Deductng the amount from the not prOhts Of the
quarter, stated above, would leave hppLca- -. 81.
bic TO dividends oo3OlA %
But as already shown, there was deficit on 80 ..
Jan. i, 1876 0fuoo' %
which dedpctod from above leaves ...... sJ3G2G 60
All OF wnicp residue viii ne expended during the quar-
ter upon construction watch II has been deemed adyI-
bic To authorize.
While therefore, the business Of the current quarter,
I'm spite Of the severe depression In al branches OF trade,
and the reduction by competitors, VIII DO
nearly up to Of the period 0f last II viii
be seen from the foregoing EXHIBIT tnat atter providing
for the interest and sinking fund payable on the first
May next, tere WI bs no funds on hand wherewth 10
nav dividend In Of these facts the Executive
Committee adopted the following resolution for the
consideration OF the Board:
whereas This Company has during the last two years
expended IN construction aud new property consider
able sum, which IL intended 10 provide Tor by capi
taliZatiUu; and
Whereos TIE policy OF such capitalization Il deemed
inc Aprdet and the estimated at the end Of
the current quarter will be sufficient 10 entirely qul
dhte the amount expended, and leave the Company
free from floating debt; therefore,
ReSOped That this COmnitice recommend 10 the Direc
tors 20 postpone action upon the question Of dividend
until the next quarterly meeting OF the Board.
Tho report adopted, and the meeting then ad
ioured The action VI the directors In passing" the
dividend was generally expected on tho street, where
the report was the subject Of discussion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09
LONG ISLAND.

HUNTINGToN.-The Assembly Committee on Civil
first hearing thu mfter Of the proposed
Of County" from parts Of Queens and suf
folk Counties Tuesday afternoon. The new county party
largely both delegations Of marked
Intelligence The advocates dviSon prepared at
into argument the inertia bus the policy VI the Opo
sOn OOian delay, IL being alleged that sufficient ume
had not been given TO enable all the people tesed 10 Cd
tain requisite Information upon the SUBJECT 4nd mat
provisions IN relate 70 preliminary advertising had
complied with. After considerable lis ely discussion
opposition nay carried their point aud second nearing
Il a be had next "Wednesday afteIDOOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09

Ford appear 10 have had neither ena hof
Lance T. The CHARITY 5 aSps az ne FCr
NEWARK.
Ebenezer Snow, formerly shoe dealer IN this city,
who was arrested and admitted bail four months
charge of obtaining gold watch false retenses and who
left the city suddenly brought to Newark on Tuesday
morning Philadelphia He released upon paying his
and s the % 90 WITH
young wife OF Deighbor on Acsdemyst
NEw,JERsEY.
HoBoKEN- Frederick Haussman, living in tene-
Adams st. severely bitten yesterday by
large bloodhound belonging TO cgarmaker named
Schultz who lives building George w. scales
and John Lehman placed under bonds 70 await
bank clerk. sunday, as he came from church
serving Term IN state Prson for maeasance In Office
issued card the public in which he states that nc hss
one but that he is tired being made save 9th
eTs and having learned that certain gentlemen mao Openly
taxation Of the Merchants Loan and Trust Company he pro
20 inform 90 ao tSs rTSc wSere the guilt
Groy and John DOnobue were committed yesterday lor
Philips store at Main and smith unknown lady q
good was seaed WITH :. s he a
station where she seps ss qh aps sse ss e. ave-
any information to the authorities concerning herself
ELHABErI.-Julius Higgins of the First Ward, who aud
%as thought 70 have committed suicide found
Tuesday While labonng under temporary aDerah o.
mind had wandered to Philadelphia and walked from That
city 10 Linden.
HAnRIsoS-The residence Of e1Town Treasurer Charles
smith was sea1 entered OIL ~ nm Who las
been missing for several days returned 70 ms hume on
silver watc in NswYOrk and then arrested and locked up
for ten days.
BaroSsK-Ths title % the wndey dock property purchased
by the Common Council Tor which proved e1smna
ton by the city Attorney 10 be detective has now been made
good by Mr. Wdey but the Council VIII obtain an opinion
from the City Attorney before mpetDg the purchase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09

Ford sppear, 10 have had neither snds relatives 10 give
body burial Hzvey etu under police snrye
lance st The Charity Hospt. ss ne e barely out dADg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-09

In the suuogate's Court yesterday argument was
heard motion TO Moses b. Macay collector
Of the BarmOre estate
The Board of Health state that the cause Of the
alarming spread Of smallpox that physicians do report
There 10 Jersey city outside OF
the hospital
The pastors Of the different churches yesterday
united with the Young Mems Christian Association In making
aca the citizens revival meeting he'd
evening at the First Baptist Church on Gfoyest.
The damage done by the landslide between shafts
Nos and g. on the Delaware and Western Rail
roads tunnel has repaired hole be
used az new shaft for yentlsting Che tunnel.
The pupils at Primary School No. 10, several hun
red in number been given temporary vacation con-
sequence OF smallpox house whose windows are
within three feet VI the schoolhouso.
Morris beans Michael Grlnn and Marcus Stokes
were held yesterday IN $500 bail and Patrick Gallagher
Has committed jail In default Of tho amount for com
mi ing atr0con- assault and Jabbng Michael Flood
In saloon In Paeincst last saturday. Flood Is held wit
ness.
The Jersey City Tumverein has issued II call to
German society Hudson County send delegates
the Turner Hall next SUNDAY TO make arrangements for Cen
tennlal display on the ith OF July next
The body of Franklyn Ford who was murdered by
John Hsvey has been yisE at the Morgue since Friday
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

G FrancklYn. =
Steamer State Of Pennsylvania CBr. Knight GlsTowA
Baldwin A Co. -
steamer Oyster Boy Dalton, JacksOnville-I winches
ter a 90.
Steamer. South Carolina NickersOn,, s6hare..onJ W
Steamer Pioneer. wAkely, Wilmington, Nc-wm P Clyde
4 Co.
Ship Annie smul, wA5a6d, San FraneiscO--suttOn
Co. -
Bark East LOmOnd on, Brown, London-Peabody. willis
4 Co.
Bark Delfno dtaD, Landlni Cork, Falmouth or Ply
mouth for orders-Slocovch 4 Co.
Bark Adolph Engler, Pickett. Naples-John Zittlosen
BARK VIM Cloves Dickenson, n,Guantanamo-Evans. Ball
x 90.
Brig sunnysde (Br). Lindsay, Bristol B-warren Co.
Brig Helen Holiness Eldridge, Smyrna via Boston-Mil-
Ter 4 Houghton
Brig Morning Light Drl Demerara-L W A p Arms.
Brig Martha Wiley, st Johns, PRE- Sanchez Dox
Brig Geo Chase Patterson, Cardenas-J Winchester
A Co
Brig Alice, Tullberg Baltimore-Pendergasi Bros Co.
Sehr Impulse (Br), Rountree. BeliEe-Leayeraft Co.
schr Melissa Wiley, Wilson, Port spain-Howland
Aspinwal.
schr stephen Bennett Bennett Matanzas--J wnches
ter 4 Co.
schr osseo (Br). Gorham st John NB-Heney a Parker
schr Lnoa Murchison Jones Galveston-W Adams.
Schr J Pinkham, Pinkham Perth Amboy-Isaac Sta
pies
schr Signal sadler, New Haven-Cartwright Doyle
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

CARDHsAs, Jan 23-Anived brig Hiram AbiH. Tbbetts,
New York; 9th, bark Stocker Tyler Boston; brigs
Berry Sylvester New York john Pierce Townsend Will
mnRton. NC; schr Armida Hall. Boston
DEnhkAkA Jan lin port barks New York. Gibbs, from
Nortok olsg; Ferris Thompson. Potter from Rio Janeo
ior london 70 sail l2h brig Potomac CBr, Wilson, from
Gssot Jan 2o-Arrved barks Lizzie Carney Savannah.
dae). N''A 'e'o'o 'eP0i'eN "''""1s
Hosc KoSc Dec 20In port barks Mirella (Br Pitt for
san francsco' LunallO Haw) Marston for do Garbndi
Noyes. disg Armenia saer. and others before.
HAVANA, an Arrived steamers Margaret Baker New
Orleans; Ggsse stowe, lndianola; brig Nellie Antrim
Sailed 25Ih brig Kaiuna Mitchell. New York, 2eth.
steamer City of Havana, Phillips Qrom New York; Prog
reso, &c.
HALIFAX Jan 25-sailed schr chas Graham. KINGSTON
Arrived 26th steamer Nova scotian ( Richardson Bal.
timore for Liverpool - -
MIRAGoANE. Jan s-ssiled, schr Brave Ball Boston
In port l3 brigs Oliver Cuts Jones' 2ron Pctt 81.
Prince. sail for New York Jan 10 Goldhnder f3r Had
ley from and for Boston, disg; schrs Laura Webh John
son for New York Jan 49, Adam Bowlby Jellson A. A..
Fred Gray, Taylor. from and for Boston an 90 - O'
MATANzAS, Jan 24-Arriged brig John q Move. Cokar
St John NIB; schr LizKe Wilson. Wilson, Portland ''
OrAeo NJ Nov lU-Arrved, bark Lizzie Fox (Br) Hur.
rell. New York.
SHANGHAI Dec e-Tn port ship Geo Thompson (Br, for
New York. ldg: bark kishon tBrl, for do. do.
ST PIERRE Mart. Jan lin port. schT Mary A Holt
Grant. for Porto Csbelo. TO sail Jan 8
ST MARC. Jan 12-In port schr Mary Wtham, Austin.
for New York ldg, 20 sail about 18th.
ST JAGo. Jan l7-Arrived. brig Anna knight, Davis
Baltimore
TkINpAD, Jan 24Arrived previously, Carrie Richard
WaASPoA Dec is-In port bark caprer1, RendelI, for
New York, ldg.
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
THE EMERALD BALL, BROOKLYN.

The Academy Of Music in Brooklyn was last night
respondent with lights, the air was heavy with the
perfume Of flowers and agitated by the sharp twit-
tering OF canaries whenever tho strains OF
Gilmores magnificent orchestra died out The
occasion was the thirty eighth annual
ball OF the Emerald Benevolent Association The pur-
pose of this ball is like that Of the entertainment OF
the Young Mems Benevolent Association OF this city,
TO procure funds for the benefit OF Roman Catholic
orphan asylum. The ball last night at its ncep-
ton the most brilliant that occurred in Brooklyn
and IL certainly lost OF its charms as
the hours wore rapidly on-too rapidly,
indeed for the merry makers, for tho
time for its close came just when they thought the
affair was but half over. Very little endeavor was
made to decorate the Academy yet what little was
done harmonized with the stationary adornments and
produced an effect such could have been produced
in no other way. Bouquets and garands draped the
galleries, and fencing Of flowers
broad-lca plants separated Gilmores orchestra
from the dancers The music, OF course was excellent
and inspired the dancers In the intervals between
the dances Arbucke Leevere and others played solos
To sum up, this ball Of the Emerald Association was
more brilliant than its predecessors.
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. &c, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY rHR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND nKRA
wmrEsToSR TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED BY rHR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsToSR TBLRGRAPH
Steamer Brashear Forbes New Orleans Jan ~ and the
Southwest Pas 2Uth with mdse and passengers Whit
Go.
Steamer KnickerbOcker Kemhle New Orleans 20 with
mdse and passengers 70 Clark A Seaman
steamer Tybee, Holmes Savannah Jan ~ with mdse TO
r Lowdeu.
steamer AIbemarie Gibbs Lcwes Del with mdss 70 the
Old Dominion Steamship 20.
ship Lotbsir oi London, Orchard Yokohama Sept 90
with tea " Wood, Payson Colgate vessel so Peabody
Willis Co Passed Anjer Nov Cape OF Good Hope Dee
IL and crossed the Equator Dec 30 In Ion 30 been days
porsh Of Hateras With strong NV and sw Winds Nov 10
no lat &c Adoph Brown chief officer IS years Of age and
native q England Jansen seaman % years of age
native OF England te from the topsal yard in
heavy southery and drowned Dec 30 at on min
Ion - So spoke ship Bresdalbane Br. nom Cardin for
Bombay who reported having heavy weather. stove boats
and received other damage.
Bark Thomas A Goddard oI Boston,, Smith. Yokohama
leu days, with Wood. Payton Colgate. Passed
Cape Of Good Hope Dec crossed the Equator 18Th In Ion
30 had light winds the entire passage.
Bark Wilton of searsporD. Carver, Batavia, Aug
-. and PadAng los days with coffee, Ac 70 Carver
Barnes passed Cape OF Good Hope Nov ~ - Helena Dec
IL and crossed she Equator Dec "a IN Ion 80 30 w.
Bark So Luce Wilson Iquque - days, with nitrate or
soda 10 Chas Lulng A Co; vessel 70 Jas Elwel Co
Passed Cape Horn Nov crossed the Equator Dec 81
h0m Rie JAnsr0 ior New Tsrk. "a days opk
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
MUSICAL AND pRAMAr1c NoTEs.

Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams have met with a
hearty reception at the Arch Street Theatre Phladel-
phia
The Kellogg English Opera Company during their
forthcoming season in New York will bring out Meyer.
beers grand opera, "North Star" Miss Kellogg will
sing the role Of Catherine, which she
fu on the Italian stage. The company have met with
marked public favor during their provincial tour.
The FremdenbldH OF Vienna thus describes the
ballet music in the "New Tannhauser"-"All this is
accompanied by the bowling and screeching OF an un
heard-of kind of music, nexhaustble in cutting dts
sonances, we'll at the time Of the coarsest
and most far fetched sensuay. We hear the buzzIng
Of the Spanish es while the beverage retaed by the
satyrs is schnaps favored with Cayenne pepperD
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AS1wnHr Jan 25-Arrved, brig Brothers CBr), smith,
Wilmington, NC, via Deal
Sailed 25th, ship Superior Ncp, Helgesen, New York
AHsrERDAM Jan 24-Arrved, bark Amanda Ger Schulz
tse, Wilmington, NC
BosTos. Jan 25-ssred bark AngiOletto BozzO 1tal),
Chesa New York
BSIFAsr, Jan 25-saed Stormy Petrol (Br, DIVER
Delaware Breakwater.
BREMEN Jan 25-sailed ship semiramis. Schulenberg,
Baltimore; bark Abraham Young (Br, Delap North Amer
BORDEAUX, Jan 24-sAiled. bark Alphonse Marie CF) .
New Orleans.
Sailed from Pauac 24th brig Hattie Balm, Thestrup,
Cardenss (not United states.
CARDIFF. Jan 26-Saied bars walter rmin gton, Jr,
Hooper, Havana; Nicola, S mith. cenfuegOA
cADu to Jan 2e-Sailed, brig p odOrne CBr). Rem
ault. Gloucester, Mass.
DUNDEE Jan 2e-Arived, bark ChimOea CSOr), Have,
New York.
DuRLrS Jan c5-Arrivcd, bark Messei Nor,, Aslaksen
New York.
DUNKRK, Jan 25-SaTed bark Bucefao utaD, Philadel.
phiA
FALMOUTH. Jan 2e-oG bark Susan Campbell OBJ.
Brooks New Orleans for Antwerp
GLOUCESTER Jan 2e-Arrived. brig susAnns Fp, Rous
sean, New York
GRKKxocx Jan 26-sailed schr Louisa Orr On Matan-
GRNoA-Arrived, bark Mohican. Berry. Baltimore.
HAvRK, Jan 25-saled, ship Crescent City Deano, and
Nahant Br Walker New Orleans; Arcturus Costello do
Cleared oath, ship Nunquam Dormio, Cousins. United
States; bark Scotia (Brl, Hinds do
LivERrooL, Jan 24-Arr;ved ship Eblsna CBr). Lever
San Francisco nOt bark Bbana (Br) Olsen from John
NB-the latter vessel arrived Dublin 20th before
ported 18th ship chAs Marshall Hutchinson San Fran.
cisco 26th steamer Federico sp) Bedecha New Orleans;
bark Heard uBr), Cain, New York; brig Fran Nor)
Ter.tensen, Wilmington NC.
Cleared 18th, ships VIM Tapscott Morgan, New York
Emma (Br Cox. do; Geo Peabody. CLARK United States
LONDON, Jan 26-Arrved, steamer Glenlyon (Br), I'd
wards New York
Cleared 2eh, ship Rhine st.son New York; bark Presi-
dent svcrdrup Nor, Jorgensen, United States.
Sailed from Gravesend 2eth shin Orient Allen New York
LsrrH Jan 26-SAiled 'vittor." for New York.
NAAssLuIs Jan @-Arrived schr Nausick Ger, Breck
holdt, Mobile via Queenstown.
MEssSA 10 Jan ae-sailcd bark Continental Pilsbury.
Baltimore.
Sailed 70 25th steamer Acadia (Trl Craig. New York.
NArLKs 10 Jan 25-Saiied steamer Italia CBr, Craig.
New York mot Ital brig ItaaA
PENARrH. Jan 2e-Arrived, brig Belle Of Devon tBr),
Aclan. New York.
ouEESsrowS Jan 2-Arrived barks Augvald Mon, Ras-
mussen. New YORK Nade Cerruti Utah, Marchese, BATH
more brig HeiOs Ger. BOrgwaldt, Phlaaelphia
JoNpoS, Jan 26-rhe brig Laura tBn, May, from Bun
River sc, Dec % Tor In Great Britain, has gone
ashore Dublin Tugs has sent 20 her assistance
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
MIR. F. F. MuLLER's CONCERT.

The organst of the Church of the Ascension Fifth
avenue, gave concert at Chickerng Hall last night
in which he played half dozen organ solos, and
showed of TO advantage the best points of the
ment which has been lately completed for the hall
The chorus of nuns from the second OF l Trova-
tore,' very appropriate selection for the por ce
leste stop, and had singularly beautiful effect NINE
Savotti sang selections from Verdi and Arthur Sulli.
Sohst tenor and baritone assisted in duet and two
solos Mr.. Arbucke, the celebrated cornet player de-
livered Hartmanns "Alexs'' and the "Ave Maria" OF
Schubert in such artistic that encores in
stantly followed. piano solo would have been a well
come adjunct TO the concert and would have envened
it considerably. concert of English glees will be
given at Chickering Hall Saturday night
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oR rHB CHIP SIGNAL OFFIcER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-1 A. NJ
y~oLol,y.t,..

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE oP rHB CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Jan. 27-1 A. NJ
Probabilities
For the New England and the Middle States increas-
ing eastery to southerly winds, falling barometer
rising temperature generally cloudy weather. rain or
snow.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States partly cloudy
and slightly warmer weather, with easery 10 southery
winds falling barometer and In the northern por-
tons.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley generally cloudy
weather and light rains during the day with southery
to westerly winds, slight changes in temperature and
falling, followed by rising barometer.
For the Lake region cloudy, slightly
weather and rain snow, with soatheriy winds veer
ing westerly falling barometer, followed by clear
ing cooler weather rising barometer and northery
eastery winds in the Upper Lake region.
For the Upper Mississipsi and Lower Missouri val
loys partly cloudy weather, northerly to westerly
winds, with rising barometer, falling temperature and
light rain, followed by clearing weather the Mssis
sippi Valley.
The Lower Ohio and Central Mississippi rivers will
continue TO rise rapidly.
Cauuonary signals continue at Grand Haven and Nil
waukee
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

Bark Reindeer Gof New Haven't Decker. Demsrara ls
days. with sngar and moasses 20 IL I,ewondses SONS
Bsrh JohnJ Msr,h 1ot Hayerhiln' Fekett. Matanzas
days with sugar 10 Jules sazerac Coz vessel 10 Johh Inv
Brig Nay ThAyer Mccarthy zante Nov Q. with fruit to
With sugar Bowring Archibald, crossed the Equator
Dec - long 39 was days north Of hatseras Win strong
Brig Harry Aubrey tof Pugwash) Bries. 81 Pierre
Mart. 70 days. with Dwight Plat Jan - lat
81 Ion "a 80 passed schr Newport Br from Turks Island
Brig TSr,id Zone Br, Cooper St Marc ls days with log
Brig Tucker (of Portland Tucker Matanzas days
with sugar TO order; vessel 20 Brett, Son Co.
wood and coffee 70 Thackrey CO.. Youngs Smith
schr Annie Lewis cof Buek,nort, Isvis Mat.nxa. 8
days, with sugar 70 CabelaS CO.. vessel 70 Buck
sehr Jennie Wiley rrefethen POr. ROYAL sc. i2 days
with lumber 20 order; vessel to Parsons a Loud.
schr Nellie Potter Howard Washington, Nc days with
naval stores TO Human
Schr Paul Keller. Henderson. Richmond, Va
Schr Walter Palmer. Cole, Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer city OF New Bedford. Fish. New Bedford for
Steamer Thefs Young Providence for New York
Bark Luigi Ruggisro dta, Ruggero Providence for New
schr stetsOn Lewis via Newport for New
York
Schr Sarah Quincy Quincy. New Haven for New York
schr Golden Rule Wilson. Norwich for New York
& Schr Ella Sylvester HOPKINS New Haven for Virginia
schr Parker Parker Psrker's Head tor Island
Schr Mary Bayles johnson Providence for New York
schr Pe 9 vought, Haieck, Huntington for New York
S Schr s; rqrsyth, hoobe. Stamford tor New York
schr saliie Burton, burey Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr r Gates Holmes, New York for Portland Ne
schr Game Cock Quimby New York for Milestone Point.
schr Agnes, Jones, Hoboken for Providence.
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP THEopoR KoRRNER (Ger), San Francisco Jan 1S
from Hong Kong reports having experienced typhoon
ing which lost all sails stove buwark lost boats and
obliged throw casks overheard
ther damage; also carried away rudder head.
ScHR JENEIE DIvxRrY cleared Philadelphia Jan 26
for New York. with Of guano ship Jacob Troop
hom Callao
life saving station with surf and other appli.
is 10 be established High Head Truro be in
charge OF the crews Of the adjacent stations each side
NoRFoLK, Va. Jan 26-An unknown 3masted schooner
with coal is ashore Cherrytone light Wreckers leave
Immediately.
Stephen Barnes York for York River carried
her bowsprt to-day in Chesapeake Bay
har for