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The New York herald., 1876-10-05
THE KEY HOMICIDE.

Coroner wotman yesterday held inquest in the
OF Minnie Thibes aged sixteen, who died on the
30h u from injuries alleged 10 have been received by
being struck with key in the hands Of Philip Engel,
the 25th uit
Drs. Stein and Fech, being called TO the witness
stand, testified that they had discovered outward
marks OF the blow Bernard Fleischner OF No 1858
East Tenth street, swore that he the
key In Engefs hand. According 10 his testimony
the airay provoked by MISS Tribes, who ran up
and kicked Engel. Several other Witnesses corrobo-
rated his testimony. DR.. Cushman read the medical
testimony in the case He said that there were no
marks OF violence on the body Death Was caused by
Inflammation OF the brain, which might have come
from natural causcs although the disease might have
bcen accele rated by the blow
The prisoner, Philip Engel. being asked what he
had TO say tor himself denied having had key In his
hand at the time OF ARRAY.
The jury retired ana after being absent over an
hour, during which Coroner Woitman was consulted
several times returned with divided verdict. Tho
foreman beng asked tho usual questions replied as
follows'rne jury are all agreed that deceased came
to her death from Inflammation OF the brain existing
prior TO the quarrel Four OF tho Jurymen bcleve
tina; death accelerated by blow from key IN the
hands OF Philip EDgeL The other six Jurymen think
tha, the evidence showing that the prisoner struck
Miss Tribes is insufficient )"
Coroner Woi,man then discharged the jury and held
Enge IN default of 81. coo ball. committing him 10 the
Tombs 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
BELOW.
Brig Francesca Ital:, Eomauo from Newcastle, T. July
IL, 10 Ii 4 Meyer
CLEAIiED.


Steamer Algeria tBrl, Watson. Liverpool Queens.
steamer state OF Pennsylvans Br. knight, Gssgow-A
Baldwin 4 Co.
Steamer Alps CBr. Williams. PORT Prince, ssvanla,
Steamer City Point Fitzgerald, Jacksonville. FLAG
Leary.
steamer Gen Barnes. Cneesman. savannah-Murray ror
ris * Co.
Steamer Benefactor. Jones. Wilmington and Morehead
City. NC-Wm Clyde Co.
steamer Annie. sleen. Wilmington. Del-A Abbott
Anthracite. ,,rumev. Phia,elDhia-Jas Hand
Eliza. Richards Philude phia-Ja II and.
Steamer Chesapeake Mangum. Portisnd-J Ames.
ship Nc Plus Ultra Borden LonGon--irnnci. Minturn
4 Go.
ship Eliza Mcneil, Jordan. San Franciscn-Sutton Co.
Bark Wilhelm (Nor). Roed London-Louis Trtens
Bark II stover, Pierce, Cienfucg gos-hora. Martin
Co..
Bark Sunlight (Nor ssrenssn, CharestonFureh. Edge
4 Co.
Bark Mendoza, Perry, Hamilton (Bermuda)-Joues
Lough.
Brig Rock (Br,. Wright. London--J Parker 4 Co
Brig Gloria tNor Hansen, Copenhsgen-Funch Edye a
Brig saas Csp,. Femana. cadx for ords-J de Rivera
4
Brig Kate McDougall tBr) Inness Ciudad Boivar-Lunt
Bros.
Brig Rosela smith tBr,. NcCuIioch. charloston-J r
Whitney X Co.
Sehr Annie IIoton. Smith. Port Allegro (Brasil) via
Baltimore vs-Brett Son 4 Co
Schr Mary Helen. sanborn Portland Me-A @ Fisher.
Brown 4 Co.
Burton. Buriey. Bridgeportstamiord Manu-
facturingCo
soap Annie Miller. Now Hsvcn--NssiOus al Freight and
Lighterage Co.
sioop Cornslia. EckhoH. New Haven-Natiensl Freight
and Lighterase Co.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
liR. JOSEPH WARREN.

RESOLUTIONS BIZ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS IN
REVERENCE TO THE DEaIsB OF ITS CHIEF
OFFICER.
Al full meeting OF the New York Associated Press,
held at the associations executive rooms Western
Union Telegraph Building, on Tuesday last the follow
Ing resolutions were read and adopted:-
Resolved. That the of the New York Assoc
Press have heard with profound the death
seph Wa-ren. President Of tue New YORK Associated
Press and for identified editor pro
petor with OF the eaing journals "f the In all
tbese be dis -ishcd honorable. intelligent
and in the chosen profession Of his lite aud
the public service OF the community where he resided lhe
long and intma. busnes. ations Mr. Warren
and ourselves express deep OF
loss and that Of the OF the country We
sincerely dcplore the sudden death days
since In the midst OF struck down in the
ridiau OF his me- desire
pathy with the family Of the their be-
reavemcnt
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions signed by
this
the ased. aud Of tho
eiated Press
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
THE DOUBLE MURDER SUICIDE.

Nine. Blanc, the victim OF her husbands Jealousy,
is still alive. Thanks to the opiates which had been
given her she passed the night before last rather
quietly. Most OF the tlme however she is entirely
unconscious "Her case is an expec'ant case" said
DR.. Hoag, the attending physician, to a HERALD re-
porter There Is no immediate danger for the next
two three days. and she may recover though that
would be something very extraordinary" J"
This morning the business manager of the
Aimee troupe visited the hospital, having been sent
down especially tor this purpose by Nile Aimee. he
SAID thai all Nine Blanc's baggage Was on the ,ran
that conveyed the troupe from New York. He not
of Ter absence until he began TO count his
tickets The morning after the newspapers told them
the whole story This seems 10 corroborate the theory
that The horrible tragedy was committed in n IL OF
jealousy by the furious husband when he that his
endeavors to keep his wife from travelling with tho
troupe were unavailing.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

Schr B Wheaton Phinney, Providence for New York
Schr Phil znthropst. Shea. Bangor for New York .
Schr Nathaniel Holmes Dow. fal River TOR New YORK
Schr Nm IA Phelps. Perry. Fail River for New YORK.
Schr Flight wilson Providence tor New York
Schr Plymouth loek Parker. Boston Tor New York.
Schr VIM Phillips Smith, Providence for New York
Schr Alfred Chase. Chase. chatham tor New York
Scbr Eri. New Haven for New York
Schr Leila BsbcocH. Babcock. Norwich for Philadelphia
Schr sarah Harding. Smith. Providence for Phiiade
pLia-
schr Baltimore. Frances. Norwich for New York.
Schr Granite State. srocker. Boston for New York
schr VIM Youa~. Young Port Jefferson tor New YORK
Schr y Woolsey Tvrreli Providence for New York.
schr Clara Post. Ferris. Portchester Tor New York.
schr Hester. Davis. Portchester for New YORK
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Chesapeake. Hangnm, New York for Portland
Schr Lotte Ames. NASH New York for Boston
Schr Mary Sands. Rowe. New York for Richmond. Me-
Schr Liberty smith, Port johnson for Sorwalk
Schr VIM Whitehead Hand Port johnson tor Providence
schr Saratoga. Nickerson Rondout for Boston.
Schr Amos Briggs Dunn. New York for Newport.
schr Forest City, Hodgkins Philadelphia for Providence
Schr Helen Mar. Ward. Hotokcn tor Providence.
schr = Barnes. Fitch. New York Tor New Bedford.
Haven.
sehr W Right Hart. Ioboke tor New London.
Sehr Wm Irish. TyIrci Hobnken for Providence.
schr II u Russell. Mehaifoy. Albany Tor Boston.
Schr Mary Brockway. ihorn New York for Connecticut
River
Schr Nepsune's Bride. Frisby Hoboken for Boston.
Bark Jose Rodriguez Lopez. Mcdonald New York for
Queenstown before reported n. anchor o the Herald Iele
graph Station. went TO sea to-day
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 4, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
.aEroxrRp BIT HERALD srEAn YACHTS AID HERALD
wnITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE

.aKroxrRp BIT THE YACHTS AxD HERALD
wuIrIsrosH TELEGRAPH LINE
oechs Co. During the drsi part the passage had
mo,s5ae weather. W Sept 80 S,ls had heavy gale from sw
cn m burning schr aiac.e awaais
T. ss,.r s .s, no % on ~ sS
S. a s s IS s" % Ttss & % Ss
British hree.ma.ed showing signals PEN from
Liverpool for Rchmond same date passed large Ice
steamer Canada rr,. rraneeu, Havrc via Plymouth
Sept 23 with mdse and to Louis dc Bebian.
steamer City OF Havana Philips Havana 81 hours, with
steamer ooumbns Reed Havana sept 80. with mdse
steamer New orleans pcarporn Now Orleans Sept %,
with mdse and passenger to Clark Seaman
and sss CO sept with
steamer corcs. Freeman Savannah Sept 30, with mdss
Steamer Aibemaris. Gibbs, loves Del, with mdsc
Steamer Laaeas,sr Nils, Philadelphia, with cos. to
Ship strathesrn 'B, Jarmsn Liverpool Sept TO- to Hen
sap JAS Foster Jr Howes Dublin so days in ballast TO
Bark sprnr tof Sunderland Gayard Newcastle 81 days
BARK pcppino Mignsno atsD,. DO Martno Dublin 81
sa,k Brazil o yarmoaih, Ns', HILBERT Havre e5 days.
Bark Prosoerino Padre dtaO. simonet Iavro 50 days
In ballast % fnnch, Edyc : 90
pnash hdse %eS co. " o"' . Gays IN ballast to
B"rs kiss srs Nearc OF anu from Bermuda days. in
Rrs Snoys s. Michele Gsap. Diano Dablin Aug ., in
Brig cnore 1tsn castellane Barcelona 81 days Tar
Brig Gem ofNew Haven Pierce. Barbados u days, with
molasses to ID rrowbriuge Co.
Scht II Tock. Lee Bremen 81 days in ballast to
John Z,sssep ser is la = 80 Ion ts had heavy gale
which Hooded decks and hicd cabin.
Schr Nancy smith, 1ooscr, salt Cay. tt 10 days, with
salt TO Woodruff Mclean; vessel to Jonas smith Co.
schr Hattie Card tof Boston,. Moore. jacksonville IA
days. with lumber to Asop Clark.
schr Helen Hasorouck. Sopcr. Alexandria
Schr O II Booth. Bennett. Virginia Oct In a heavy
sehr VIM wilson Brown. Virginia
schr l. IA Hopkins. Predmore Virginia
Schr Exerton. LYMAN virginia
Schr Two xarys. Crowley. virginia.
Schr MAGELLAN. Phato. Virginia
schr sandy IIo k Pharo. virginia
Schr A h Benton. Bldd Virginia
schr Adclixa. Loveiand. Virginia
Schr ames veldrun. Cavalier. Virginia.
Schr q Miller. Scnll. Virginia
Schr Proeze. Cranmer. Virginia
schr y Alcott French, Virginia.
Schr Rebeccs Knight. Van Clcaf. Virginia.
schr Crisis Owens Georgetown. D..
~chr louisa Birisall Georgetown. DC.
schr Adcline Townsend G.sey Georgetown Dg
schr Clara Merrick. Arnold Georgetown, Dc Is bound
schr a Lyon. jeffrey. Baltimore.
Schr Il Moore. Lewis, Baltimore.
Schr II w Godfrey. Jarvis. Baltimore.
schr II Il Russell, Johnson Amboy. 10 bound to Fall
River.
e- Bsrks Union (Norl and Peicg tAus) which
chored in the lower bay came up 10 tho city 9Th
rAsSED THROUGH HE'LL GAfA.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of Ptehburg Springer. New Bedford TOR
New YORK.
Gamer Electra Young. Providence for New York.
Juiia Harrison. Smith, Providence tor Philadsl
sthr : d Hart, Purdy rsiesboro for Nav York.
sehr Douglas Haynes Adams wscssset for New YORK.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

sss 3 s. as:d sss
Alco1 BAY. Aug i7-saied Carmel tBr, Mcdonald.
il por. Aug 2sA bark st.ll. cNos. Olsen. Ide-
BLnoA Sept l7-Arrived schr Cassie Jameson Jamsson
vs, Gssrynsos Sept ae-saled. brig Ellen Stewart,
CAsDrxA Sept 2s-Arrived. scbr Grace Davis Murphy,
Sailed asth. Curtis Acserly EsrIy. Caioaricn.
GgAsrAsAso Sep, snArriysd brig r Tinker. Barnard
Star ,B,, ssson Jago and sailed 2is! for New Yor
@ ss Glen nsT
OILS Manil and New York Caroline Benin (Gcr Schmidt
II Asa %e
Neil ettes san Francisco land put back dis
cleared seps ?, ship Importer, sherburno. Manila and
port ships Alice Buck, Hartman San Fran
and neis Sr Ns@ or. Bethany sB sseap O Do
wm Van Name. Watts, from Newchwsng; BenefactOr
Also n port 18th sehr wsn Phillips ne.ley, une.
Chartered-shi Johanna Dutch. Rosincs tor Manila
ndianoa (and sailed 10th roturn) Oct 2 bark Al.
len Tyler IT, Boston CO.,
Guiliermo SSp). Echevarria, Baltimore.
H sSs Tss Sassy sasS. a.. m Whit
tier tirOm New York; s. Johns, M.
GLOUCESTER 4. Sept as-sailed schr South Shore Whit
LivSsrooI l. Sent a2-In por. bark Florence Genovar
LoBos, Aug lo-sailed. bark Lima (Br. Bngsy Queens
MAyIA Aug l4-saisd bark rheseus tBD. Frosood.
port Aug Ie ships Jean Ingelow Fanton from snga
PORE arrived l4th. New York. idg Antelope, CLANCY
MosrEvIDRo Aug 24-In port brig Woodland Valentine
to sail il few days tor s. Thomas: in ballast.
AxRTiSous sept 26-saied bark Underwater tBr). Nc
MRAGoASR, Sept I5-In port brig w Andrews, Wilson,
MosrREAl. Oct l-Arriyed. steamer Lille, Clark Now
Cleared I'd, steamer Ssrmatian. Aird. Liverpool
powsy Pon. EoSo. 0'fk harvard SD
PoRro CAnKLLo Sept 13-In port barks Jane Adcline
Lindsey for New York; brig Emma Dean tBr) Plummcr,
PoSr CnKSx. Oct 2-Arrved. bark Ormus, shackford
sailed ID bark Minnie. Liverpool.
QUEBEC, Oct 2-Arrivcd. barks Alma Johannsen. Cher
tourg; - Pedcr, osen Greenock; Anna Delus Kreng.
Arrived Sd ship Abeona (Brj. Grossart. Glasgow.
Cleared I'd ships Fama stoesen. London: bsrks Velox
snasGnAI. Aug 2a-rn port barks Harriet n Carlton,
swATow. Aug is-saied. bark Manila II Ger. Gunner.
sAcuA Sept 2s-sailcd, bark W Hclbrook. Mitchell
New York 10Th. schr Albert White Drisko. do; 2eth.
ST JomSs NJ sept Arrived Britannia vnc Cadix
Falcon KEEPER Hamburg; 2st, Dahlia stewart, Water
Grcenccx 27th steamer Bear tBr), Diamond New York
Cleared l6th Josepiua. Bonet Alicante: 23d Astrea
Cook Bristol; 26th Emily Ellen, Todd Naples Alice Bos
ST. JonS, Nh, oct 4-Arr,ved. schrs Lizzie (Br). Wa
ters, New York; Emma tBrl, Burton, do.
ST. ANDREWS. NB. sept 2o-Arrlved schr Mary Somers,
Ackiey Newry TO load deals for Liverpool.
Schmidt ana q 5 Bushnell Mavo Tor New York idr
Sailed Sent n mot iith), bark speranza Au, Bussu
WmAxroA Sept 2-ln port bark Ocean Chief Cook. for
yoKonAuA, Sept 1o-sailod. ship Cashmere. Norton.
Kobe.
In port Sept IA, bark Ella Nicoi tBD Wilson. San
Also in port 18th, ship Imperial Crosby from Cardiff;
bark Cremona, Cove. from New Nork.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
NEW YORK, Oct. 4, Is.
THE CITY pooH.

The regular monthly meeting of the German Society
for the Relief the Poor held yesterday afternoon
at their rooms No. l3 Broadway, Mr 5. Kaufman In
the char The monthly report OF the treasurer OF the
charitable iund showed that during the past month
Sl53 had been expended in donations The general
port the reported the cash IN hand sep
tcmbcr l. SG.e5s o.; expenditures during the month,
Syu2 81; cash on hand October !, S5,0l5 20.
M w sliacn reported ihat tie city authorities had
donated t. the society So 33 from the Excise und aud
THAI ID waited the action 81 The society. Amer some
discussion IL was transferred TO tne Committee on
Chartc. TO be applied BY them TO such uses as they
might decm proper
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
OBITUARY.
caARLEs BAL.

Charles Bal tho Director General OF Bureau veritas
International Register died at Brussels the 10th OF
September last Mr. Bal was gentleman of remark
able Administrative ability aud was wei known BY all
the underwriters OF Europe. having Tor their benefit in
1925 organized independent for tho classify
ing OF ships OF all nations and by bis great and good
Judgment calling TO his aid ~ all the principal ports
Of tue world gentlemen OF high standing aud aoiiity
~ experts ty the great severity oi EXAMINATIONS
adopcd in the CHASING OF vessels, his register soon be-
came the standard Tor the greatest confidence among
underwriters OF marine Risks the world Al the
time OF his death he had received than seven
decorations ffom the leading maritime Powers OF
Earope besides numerous aticsting TO his
abilities and worth.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Oct 3saiied, ships Richard Robinson. Smith,
Caiiao: As.aura tr Horn. New Orleans schr Powell.
Williams, Galveston.
BREMEN. Oct s-sailed. barks George Doans CBr,
Corning New York: Flora cor). Baltimore.
CARDIrF Oct EArrivcd. ship Resolus, Nickes Ham,
burg. to load for Rio Janeiro.
corESHAcES-Arrved. brig Koningsn Elizabeth Ger,
Reck. Pniladelpha-
kon, United States.
DUBLIN. Oct 4-Avsd, bark Harry Bailey (BE. Winners.
st John. NIB.
DusKIRK, Sept 3o-Arrved, bark ranjors tTr). Layer
New York.
Sailed Oct ?. ships Cambridge (Bn. Hi United States
fartha tBr). McAllstsr do; barks Bristol. Fosett do
Lisbon. Dunnng do; Adelia Carlton. Packard. do
ELsSoRz. Oct lArrved. bark Hattie tBr Lockhart.
New YORK stestn: brig Belle DR. Nelson New York
IIAyng Oct 2-saed, ship Valiant. Dunham Delaware
Breakwater; bark Harold tBr) Dnsmorc United States
Shin winona, Bray which arrived Sept 81 from Bombay.
has been ordered to Hampton Roads,
HoSc Kosc-Arrived, bark whitmore. Peabody.
Cardiff
HULL. Oct 4-saled, bark Evviva (Sor. Pharo, New
York.
HELSoEr. Oct s-Ssiled. tho Angelo, tor Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL Oct 3-Arrived steamer Emilano Csp, Men
dezona Baltimore ship River Lune (Br). Williams Asto
ria o.
Sailed 4th ship Isaac Webb. Urquhars Now York; bsrks
Jas Peske (Br, Barnard Tybee; Ch,eftaa tp Fulton.
United States; Emma Frances fBr. Burns do Walter
scamme DR.. Hjcls,rom, New York
Sailed Sd, steamer Lord Cvo tBrl. Urquhart, Phiiade
phia
LoSpoS. Oct 4-Ceared ship Marietta tAus, Potrata.
United States; barks Ilmaiar sus) Lauren, do Chss
Elwell (Br. Crosby do.
LizARp Oct 4. AM-Passed, steamer Pereire (Fr),
Dasre, Now York for Plymouth and HAvre.
MovILLx. Oct ARRIVED. Ethiopia (Br) Craig
New York for Ilasgow tsnd proceeded
MALAGA Oct 3-Arrived, schr White Wing, Phaen, Sa-
vnnnah via Bermuda.
Sailed Sd. steamers Acton (Brl vangunrd
tBr, Boston.
NARsErLLEs. Oct 3-Arrived. bark PaIo Alto jenkins,
New York; brig Johanna. Lenox. do.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct ARRIVED barks Elina dta Molledo
Baltimore; Lburna (Nor), Gunnessen, New York
Arrived of Fasnet 4th AN, Spain (Br,, Grace
from New York for Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM. Oct 3-sailed. ship Success Hlchborn Sa
vannah
RIO JAKxIRo Oct 3-Arrivcd bark Amazon Myrick Bal.
timorc.
Sailed I'D. brig Alice Dutton Baltimore.
Sailed prior to 3d. steamer Tycho Brahs (Br). New York.
with 1900 bags coffee.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct ARRIVED steamer Donau tGer Bus
sins. New York for Bremen land proceeded.
SEVILLE. Sept 3o-Arrived, schr Jesse CARL. Underhl
New York.
srKrrIs. Oct 2-Arrived barks James E Brett Gibson
Now York; Kesrsl CsD Faulkner Falmouth; Euro.
pa Nor), Johsnsen, City Point
SrLLoTH Oct 4-Sacd. bark Trojsdnica (Aus), Gudax,
United States.
rK1rL, Oct s-saied, the Maria Pabons. New York.
WEATHER REpOKT.
FALMOUTH, Oct 4 PM-Wind Sw. fresh.
HoLYnxAD, Oct l. PM-wind SSW frosh.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

SOUTH AxYRIcA-wRsr CoAsT-cHILE-FfxRD AND FLASHING
fotSr cALkRA.
With reference previous notice mariners the in.
tended of lighthouse and exhibition OF light
Point Gacra Vadiva. the Chan governments ha. given
notice that the lighthouse completed and
The al June 1876 a light has been exhibited. The light
is and flashing white light, showing fash every
mInute elevated l feet above the level Of high
weather should be seen from distance OF ~
miles The Illuminating apparatus dopric OF the second
order The tower ~ feet high built OF brick and painte
white and attached The keepers dwelling. Position
given lat 40 Ol 30 v. Ion T3 ~ low.
NoteThis light oscued between the bearings south
and ) 10 80 w, by the Valdvia bills.
IBearngs magnetic. Variation ~ 30 csstery in 1851
by order OF the Bureau OF Navigation.
II WYMAf. Commodore. CSN. photographer
US HYpRoGnArHc OFFICE Washington DC. sept le,
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

dressing Bennett No 20 Fleet street, London" or to the
Paris Office. addressing Benns,t. 81 Avenue de ropera
Paris" the arrivals aud departures from European and
Eastern Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabed 70 this
country tree of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French aui Meci-
tersnean will find tbs Paris oairs econom
cal and expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI Oct 4 1915.
The Treasury Department uphods Collector Macy In de-
Gliding the cargo coal OF British schr Fslco dis
this port be landed here unless the vessel
first As the vessel unseaworthy this
will doubtless be taken 1t is important
which will attract considerable interest in marme crcles
Schr Clark, Griffin, Philadelphia this port
while coming she inner harbor parted chain No other
damn uIiAd
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

Ship Winchester Br. Mcdonald from London for Hamp-
ton Roads. sept II. lat 30. Ion 10. .
Ship Marcix Grcenlcat Banker from New Orleans Tor
Genoa, sept Ia, lat "a, Ion 81 .
Bark Edwin Reed Higgins from Newcastle Tor San Fran
cisco. Aug IL lat 81 y. lon IL W.
Brig Rosebud tBr from Bridgewater Tor New York Sept
is. lat - ~, Ion a..
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
SAILED.

Steamers Algeria Trl for Livepool Rapdan. Savannah
Gen Barnes Benefactor Wmin Nc bHrks Agnes
Qier Bremen Hertha Ger, Elsnore Albert Victor rl,
London Professor Nordenskoid (Nor Cork Falmouth
Wind at sunset. W at midnight, NV. light.
Barometer ~ sunset. Is. 80; At midnight 3OOl.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and sLpmasters are informed
that By teegraphng tho HxnALp London pusssu- ad
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK goR THE MONTE
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
WIiALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Oct 8 schr Arisons White TOR
/ PrnxincetoNn
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
YACHTS. sTEAMBOATs. sSl

YACHTS. sfEAMBOATS. &C.
4 100 boats K~ADY TO SHIP; WOOD And M
IA .tallic; 36S South ST., near Gouvcrncur slip.
sTEPEEN ROBERTA
NOR SALE-SrEAMSlIPS 50D 20 100 rOy5s
steamboats, river routes without
a.so gh draugt freight Propeers, Tugs OF
ni sizes Fcrryboat and large aud fine Yachts
FREDERICK O. SCHMIDT, south William st
M1SCELLANEOUS.
DlvoRcts srsS,syty OFT NED uSDER Rec
Public, Nc
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
WEATHER RKpoRr

FALMOUTH, Oct 4, PM-Wind SW fresh.
HoLYnxAD, Oct 4. PM-Wind SSw, fresh-
, 1876-09-27

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liden @6nnerin, 10 beunrubi9en MIDI
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duBert babe, Sud- gu ieben. Sii9t binsu,
lte f0nne alleroinss ipieoer obne 8ez
idmeroen iid einberbewe9en, alletn oa
BON Der Siderbeit ibreS Su6selenfes tire
9an3e Griiten3 abban9i9, 70 babe i4 ben
itrer9en Sefebl ge9eben, minbeiteas nod
udt bis sebn Gage Die duberite SAonulg
lpalten gu l%aiien."
Oortietua9 fotqt.)
, 1876-09-27
Slae Mrtem @iirmer lebenbig ents
fernt.

6. s. &unfet's @urm.S prup ern1anselt
ME, Naoel., Sisa llno Wfagen.8 iirmer 81
pertreiben. Dr. &unfel 1T Der einStge
praftiid)e Irst, melber ben Sanomurm leben.
big iammt &opf uno Illem binnen smei
Stuuben 81 pertreiben uern1as. Grrimmt
fein Sonorar, bepor Der @urm e~ntfernt tit.
Utan fam fih lei6t benten, bab, menn ber
Sanbmurm ielbit, ale anoertl Witrliler UNI
10 lethter BON lhm ausgetrieben neroen tDn'
ueu. Sprebt bel @urcm Npotbefel Dor, ulo
perlaust cine Slaide BON &untePS g8urm.
Sprllp. Yreis ST. p. 81. @r tbut immer
letne @irfung. office nnb Store $50. 1853
NorO 9. CITRATE. Iustunft miro gratis sc.
aeben.