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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

Congressman Scelyc has been unani-
nously nominated President OF Am
herst College, Massachusetts. He IS
10 have 81, 700 salary, without any per-
uUisites: to continue also his duties
of Professor OF Mental and Moral Phi
losophy. and to have the liberty to
complete his present term in Con-
Sress. The terms are III accordance
with his own wishes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

REPUBLIciS STATE CENTRAL CoM-
MITE EooHs.-In compliance with a
circular from NJ. u. ID. Boruek, Sec
rotary Of the Republican State Central
Committee OF California requesting US
SO to do, We herewith announce that the
headquarters of said committee have
been established at No. 3l5 kearny
street Rooms I, ; and ,, east side). be-
tween bush and Pine streets, where
Republicans and all others desiring to
act with the party, viii be heartily well
come"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

A FIRE alarm bell which got cracked
during the last Fourth of July celebra-
ton ut Phoebe. has been successfully re-
cast at the Raymond & Ely foundry in
that city. This is doubtless the first
bell ever east in Nevada. The sound Of
the reconstructed bell is said to be better
than that of the old one.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

A romantic boy of 16 and silly little
girl Of IA forged license and got mar
risd in Lander county the other day. 1t
il something in tho Romeo and Juliet
lins-ths families representing the youth
ful couple being in the same relative
condition Of the Nontagues and
Capulsss.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

The Eureka Sentinel has satisfactory
information that the furnaces of the
Eureka Consolidated Mining Company
will start up early this month, and adds
that the resumption of operations by
the Consolidated will be hailed with the
greatest of satisfaction by all classes Of
our people.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

John Lawless is the very appropri
ate name of 4 man in San Francisco
who has been arrested on charge of
having been in the business of procur-
ing young girls for houses Of ill-fame
in Oregon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

Pretty much all the insurgent lea
ders of the Danubian Provinces have
the itch-at the end of their names.
Peko Paulovitch is the name of one OF
them who is said to have been success
would seem to be more or less cuta-
neouS Eruption.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

attle-stealing continues on the
Southern border of California and
CAPTAIN Barnard with force of L. S.
Cavalry, il scouting there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

Charley Ross mother is stopping at
a little town in Massachusetts. She
has i've children with her. She thinks
Charley will be returned to her or
she will have positive information of
his death
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01
NEW TODAY.
Notice..
rHyHR BOARD OF CAPITOL cox

FH7HE BOARD OF CAPITOL. cox
4 missioners will receive sealed propose Is
until MONDAY, AUGUST Z, 1876, for furnish
ing One Hundred and Seventy five Cords more
or less OF Wood for the use of the Capitol
Building.
Said Wood to be good Yellow Pine not float
wood and thirty cords thereof 10 be eat twice
the balance cut once. and all to h- neatly cord -,
ed in the basement of the Capitol Building, ons
or before the first day Of December next.
BY order of the Board.
J. u. MINOR, Secretary.
July 81. 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

The Close of the present week is the
time guessed at by the arduous fellow
citizens who have SO 2ealously been
adjourning Congress for the past two
or three months.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01
I 0 R E n T.

A MILK RANCH, ON THE WARM
"A Springs Road, containing $40 acres Of
splendid hay and pasture land. with dwelling
house. barn for sixty cows, milk houses and
everything suitable for milk dairy. Apply Al
the law Office Of T.W. W. DAVIES,
July u, 1876. In
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

Peter Cooper hiss a champion in Cal
ifornia named Redstone, His lucu
brations suggest that his name would
be better shaped if it were Touchstone.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

The death Of the Sultan of Turkey
is momcntarily expected. lie has
gobbled whiskey at a terrible rata
regular Turkey gobbler in fact.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

The BulIionist CEnglish financial
paper, don't want Congress to pass
the silver bill. This is a very good
reason why it should pass.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

No late news from the Sioux war.
Inasmuch as the last reports brought
a tale of disaster and wholesale death
to our troops, no news now is good
news.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

Rel, the Manitoba rebel is in lu-
matte asylum near Quebec. His in
sanity is regarded as incurable.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

Edwin Hunt, assessor OF Oakland
Township, Cal, is reported to be de
faulter in a very large sum of money.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01

This is the only original slave minstrel troupe
now or ever has been in existence.
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
THE MISSING METEORS.

DIsAPPoINTMKNr OF ASTRONOMERS AT THE
NoN-AppEARANCE OF THE PREDICTED SHOWER
OF SHOOTING sTARs-A VEIL OF vApoR
sHRoUDINa THE HEAVENS.
The meteoric shower which looked for last
evening did not put In appearance. and thus the
disappointment Of last August repeated. But
astronomers do not yet give up all hope, and dis.
posed to allow a larger margin OF time tor some
assuring conduct the part OF those tramps and vag
abonds OF the celestial domains Meteors are in
truth the bane OF the astronomical mind. Their or.
processes antagonstic to all accurate cacua.
tioR. The astronomer can possibly call them within
the plane OF his observation, just Giehdower could
.'summon spirits from the vasty Deep" but 1t does
not argue too much increduty to cast ones doubts
with Hotspur to whether they will come when they
called. Sheey's 'loftiest star OF heaven deep
pnnaclcd In the intense inane, Is much more likely
10 within the scope Of his successful quest His
far-secing telescope will find II out and
pm II to position, but the irregular meteor
Is elusive aud deceptive. There 10 always the
possibility that the earth may pass through
the mctcorc stream during the day, and in that
tho bright star showers would be invisible. Nor
,pcrods of in,ermisson, and tho richness OF the
display apt vary greatly. Preparations had been
made Tor taxing extensive observations last evening
the observatory OF Mr. Louis NJ. Rutherford, No l15
Second avenue Mr. Chapman. the assistant astrono-
Iner had also made provision Tor making photographs
OF the display II IL should take place ard II the cond-
tions should prove favorable The large telescope OF
tho observatory which has clear aperture OF thir
inches, had been arranged for Photographic pur-
poses The atmosphere WAS clear alter dark, but
there were no mcieors TO be observed. IL subse-
quently grew hazy, and, although the planet Saturn
with It's rings could be seen with the aid oil power
ful glass; IL ut times nearly Oh cured by the rather
murky atmosphcrical conditions Later In the night
the sky cleared thoroughly but the meteors were still
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
THE sHAUGHRAUN IN TROUBLE.

Yesterday morning the High Court Of Judicaturo In
London. was engaged In hearing the OF Bouci-
cault Chatterton. II appears that Chatterton IL
manager OF tho two theatres, Drury Lane and tho
Adephi, where Bouclcault played the "shaughraun"
last winter, and both manager and author rcaped
golden harvest A lew weeks ago Chatterton applied
Tor permission 10 revive tho piece, with
Mr.. j. c. Williamson in the part Of
Conn. Mr. Boucicaut declined, stating that he
intended to revisit London himself at future
time and TO the part Chatterton then replied
TINT the piece, having been produced tho United
States was an American copyright and he would play
1t In Gcnanco. Mr.. J. c. Williamson thereupon refused
10 perform the part counenancc the piracy, and
he withdrew from the theatre, taking with
him his wife, Miss Maggie Moore. Tho
cable informs that Mr. Doucicauit's counsel applied
yesterday ing Tor TO restrain Chat-
erton from PLAYING tho drama. The Court adjourned
consideration OF the matter until Thursday next.
chatertcn has commenced action against William
for breach oil contract The attitude Is curious.
Here Is English manager attempting to pirate The
work OF an English author In London. and an Amer
lean actor declining to be party 10 the transaction.
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
HoBoKEN DEPARTMENT CONFLICT

The Hoboken Police Commissioners met last night
and were waited upon by committee from the volun-
teer Fro Department and several Coupcimen who de-
anded satisfaction for the insult rendered the fro
men, One OF the latter was recently arrested by the
police while tho act of rescuing pershng family
In the late lre Banners Hotel, corner Third and
Hudson streets, for justnable cause. The officer
who made the unwarrantaolc arrest Joun Kirion was
tired by the Commissioners and acquitted, although
tho evidence against him in every particular
The Com missioners positively refused to reconsider
action In the and refused 10 give the
mitee any satisfaction An excited discussion epsued
between Councilman Pfeners ant Commissioner Nc.
whorer in which the former charged that the Police
Board had openly violated their rules and rendered
decision contrary 10 the evidence Mr.. Picncrle
stated that OF the Ore companies had already dis
banded because OF the action OF the Police Board aud
he hoped that the trouble would be satisfactorily
settled, as 10 prevent general stampede Of the fire
addcs The Police Commissioners obstinate and
refused to take any iurther action in tho case.
The New York herald., 1876-11-14

IL requested that be sent either by telegraph
London Office Of the NEw YoRE HERALD 20
Fleet street, London she Paris oce VI Avenue de
rOpera Paris. Where tho telegraph 10 used Dispatches
may addressed Bennct 40 Fleet street. London" or
sBennet 81 Avenue de ropsra Paris" Where eases Of
displacement observed tho o countries beyond
the reach OF the telegraph in Asia or Africa captains
may with upon reaching the arst
port This information will be cabed free OF charge TO
the HERALD and published
py-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr.-The Nrw YoRK
has adopted distinguishing coson night signal
tor board tho HERALD yacht. showing while
burning the coo red rcd changing from one 10 the
other succession and be several miles distant
Captains Of vessels upon seeing this signal will ooge No
by preparing any they may for the ship
News Department Of the HERALD
APersons desirous Of with vessels arrv-
ing New York do by addressing to such vessels
Of HERALD yacht Pier No. East River. New
YORK Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

s1sA1rn SoIytn was run iI,S Eta AN ilh Gg Say.
was towed INTO New London iath badly Stove The
Eaton had hcadgear, nc. carried away
snr Corr ADLER Of chrs.iansund from Troon for que
Ion Is 30. by brig Palmer, At Philadelpha.
SUR BrLvrp.sr Kirby from Independeneia Bay for New
her sgusno, by barks Maggie Elliott Br. Waters
tered At 80 ~ Am gold per ton The Beyeders
In port Oct IL fer san Fryncisco
BARK WALDO abandoned on the voyage from Boston to
Queenstown had cargo consisting - TT bushels OF
valued at Si3.6so. gold which insured In
ton Office.
BARK = AUSTIN Dougall lumber laden from Mussegon
which cleared from Qnebee oes 80 for Cork
that she returned to Quebec i2th inst for repairs
BAsx MisxayA. from Grea. Britain for chsrlottetown,
PEI. 10 tNov i3) ashore at Mainadcu. Cape Breton.
Sem LAuRKl- Davis from New York for Corpus Christi
sspersnsea hurricane os. ~ which she los. sails AID
dry dock Nov repairing
scHR ANNIE vrRpRS from Phadsiphia Galveston fbe-
fore repertsd was totally os. Wood Cay Grand BAHIA
scmR GLOUCESTER Newport has been repaired and is
ready for sea.
scnR BxxJAnrS Hoboken for South Newmarket. At
Vineyard Haven th inst carried away foremsst head on
scHR THOMAS SWEENEY from Phil adephia for New Or
leans before reported was totally wrecked a. oeean Hole
Ing OF powder and the vessels masera were s vsd and
taken 70 Nassau
ogs. 7 B;ess ssy hence e, Mes'sss
Kov2. making the passage In Q days and 10 hours.
GLoycxsrsn. Mass Nov iaThe :chr Merchant. Grinds,
from blue Hii Ne. into this morning coming into
the ey an unknown schooner and to the
amount of 500
for xirAmich totally wrecked saturday nisht a.
Poin. The crew saved and the vessel Is
Insured.
xonroLx. Va Nov l3-sehr Reindeer, from Now York.
reports Nov II saw the bark sussn Dudman q Var.
Congden mast f Providence. in collision 20 miles
M iwis.sr oa.r.sr sAsship They were repairing the
Nxwrosr. Nov ls-John Waters Co. wrscksrs. sss-
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
THE POLICE JUSTICES.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD LAST NIaHy-
CHANCES RESOLVED ON.

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD LAST MIGHT
CHANCES RESOLVED ON.
In pursuance OF request from Justice Flammer, a
special meeting the Board Of Police Justices was
held at the Washington Place Police Court last night.
The Justices present Mcssrs. Bixby, Morgan.
Kasmre, Kilbreth, Fiammer, Murray, Wheeler
and wandelL Major George ". Cooncy, the
1nief Clerk OF the Board, acted
secretary. Considerable importance was attached to
The meeting, as was expected that action would be
akon in reference rotating the clerks tho
police courts and the appointment OF intsrpre-
Ter the Court OF Special Sessions in the place OF tho
present incumbent ex-Supervisor Andreas Whitman
ON the meeting being called 10 order Justice
Wheeler moved that LOWS Morrison DO appointed
janitor OF tho Sixth District Court Justice
Murray moved that Daniel Culhane bo appointed Jani-
tor Justice Wheeler said tha, Morrison was capable
Of acting clerk 10 addition TO performing the duties
OF janltor Justice Murray said that Norrsons best
place would be that OF clerk CuIhane had been par
italy paralyzcd by accident and his three little
him. Justice Wheeler would not yield the point, and
ON the vote being taken Morrison was elected.
Justice oterbourg then moved that the chief clerks
they should perform their duties In, and that thay
should any one court until they had filled
nm 90 ual term Of one year ch OF the others; the
assistant clerks to rotate In ike manner every Elk
months On motion OF Justice kasmre the matter
aid the table until amer the reorganization OF
the Board In January, 1877.
Justice Blxby then called up the matter OF the in
scrprotersnip e ne Court Of Special Sessions He
said that he fonAserved with much regret that the
present holdsgsof the position, Mr. Andreas WiIman,
utterly iucUupetent 90 perform the duties o his
position. During trial but few days ago be made
Two errors, which, II they had not bcen
corrected by counsel In the court would have sent In
nocent persons TO she Pcnitentiary.
Justices wandeil. Murray, Kasrnre, Ottcrbourg and
giammsr eorrobora,ed the statement OF Justice Bxby
Justice oterboure stated that while Mr. Willman was
scholar, and versed In German, French Italian and
knGIsh, he not adapted Tor interpreter being
unable c grasp the DRIFT o question quickly IN
ssrrogats witness lie recommended for the position
Mr. Hoffman, who was examined at the same Time
with Whitman.
Jnstseo Rasmirs moved tho appointment Of Victor
Asinberssr, the present interpreter a. the Tombs
On motion Of Justice Bixby was decided 70 request
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HIGH WATER
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. l3, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED NJ THE HERALD STEAM yAcHrs AND HxRAL
wMTEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINZ

RKPoRrHp IT THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HxRALD
wHrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer City OF Havana Phillips Havana Nov g. with
mdse aud passengers TO Alex andre Sons
steamer Cuba MeIn,o:h, Nsv ors.n. Oct 2. T.mp,co
11s.c 4h asysn. ssh With passengers and dss 70
Ass:nsss sss.%ss i.s "f Da. Hines. rsru.ndn. Nov and
Port Royal 10th, with mdse and passengers TO n Nal
R;n p.gss % MID. days r:,,n With
LooIout passed steamer Magnolia. hence for savannah
wyanOse Couch RchmSnd @ CITY Point and Nor.
steamer rhet. Mallett. Norfolk. With mdss Old Do
is .y My a n Gs.s s
Hope Aug rs and the Equator Sept 0 In Ion 81
ss @ sss s.s
Hope sept S. Helena ieth and crossed she Equator
h.,t Transit sr, Pratt. LysPcsl Sept % via Delaware
ss1s .au asys n rafs
las, e sosavish Sept as ss :; 20 Ion 70 81 Geo
Bark Csrlota utaD Ddoui. Glasgow ss days in ballast
Bark Posiedoa GNor, Beck Rotterdam 70 days in ballast
70 Tobias Co. Oct "a. lat =. lon 80. passed bark
Brig omer ;o Tarks - isisna Pernn. psardo PR s
day. with sugar and molssses 10 Dc Rivera Coz vessel
cs. xsns: e A,sass c a.noe e;soa
sshi E;; shss1sr: Turn: Island IS day. with
B,ouxh. 70 this port the and four schI ID.
Schr Admiral. smallwocd. Jacksonville 10 days. with
schrM 6 Xosesy Higgins, Charleston 20 days. with
schr caiists, whiddsn, Kicnmoae
schr Susan. Stanley. Richmond
ssSr & AS%set' sss s'Ss ssrds. vrsinis. isnaUn0'
ssh sshr M Eqrosss ,s.I Inn.n man v!giaia y.an;.
sehr Jennie Hail Lonrstreei Virginia
Schr II Congdon. Georgetown. d.
sesr sssr 7 Rsysa, Bay Pierce Ss.Tgesown, Dc
schr A r Cranmsr. lxzard, Baltimore.
p5- Ship Mardaiene tGeD. which was anchored in the
lower bay. came mp to the city 18th. Pm.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune. Berry Boston for Now York
ssSi Fs.ssaais 6.sy. risr ie Now York
c schr hirhland Lynch Ros,yn for Albany:
Schr Florence Newell. Russell. wareham for New York
BOUND EAST.
ssss%s1 EIss:rs ySanr y New York for Providence
Brig Hattie Pett: Pstis New York Asiors tand
schr Caledonia Br Leighton. New York for Hansport.
Schr Pivsway, knos. Hoboken for Providence.
sss1 a Nay asss % Smith, msSos.a sss e. Warren RI
sehr Crowley Atkins. fhsdslpSi. siP Tor Province
ssSr H.,ls.e. noss,S a; asorEs.owp for Hy.p1,
Sh::s s.y R.;:s.S %
Schr Pointer, Dill. New York for Providence.
Schr ID Ingrnham, Smith, Philadelphia Tor New IIavcn
Schr r Atwood, Atwood, New York Tor Plymouth
schr Elise Anderson, Smith. Philadepha FOR Pawtucke
Schr z Chesebro, Robbins Port johnson for Westerly
schr D W Vaughan, New York for Boston.
Sckr Crapmer. Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr X ate Scranton. Palmer Newburg for New London
Sehr Maabar. Wells. Rondout for Boston.
Schr Edorsdo, Witham Port johnson for East Green-
wich.
Schr Sarah Clark, Grifhng philadelphia for Pavtucket
Schr Amos Falkenburg Racket Philadelphia Provi-
dence
schr Lizzie Titus souires Richmond for New Haven.
Schr Granite State. Crocker, Phladsphia Boston,
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY

ceeded In haung od schr Henry Gibhs before reported
ashore Castle mn At high water th morning iney
Obliged OF coal she has tcen
towed here docked and will have discharge and 20
the railway before proceeding Her bottom s badly
damaged
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mas Nov l3-The steamer HsScuies
from Nevbnryport Phadsphs and the .chr John :ss
IRON PhIAdelphis Tor Bostoh were In collision on sst
Chop last night The her foremast had pilot
house o6 and ssarbosrd side badly injured The
schooner lost her bowsprit and all head gear.
suIrBurLnxc-The ship of Atkinson Fillmore. At
Newburyport. Is rapidly approaching completion she wiz
launch before the Is Of December The same trn
and 600 tons. for sale.
Nessrs Campbell Brooks. shipbuders Of Boston are
about TO lay the keel ship their yard for
Pickering Co. She win be OF the following dimensions
207 feet length Of keel 2ls ALL 80 fet beam -
feet depth q hold and viii register about 6o .ons The
frame Tor this ship has been the dock and o
the best white oak she Is 80 be commanded by Capt VIM
Liston. Of Strathsm. MI.
LAUscHEp-At Addison. Nov 4. by LeAnder Knowles. Q
nne brig Of 4S6 register called the ken Auuree
owned mostly by the builder who will command her She
double lal feet long beam and II feet
deep built Of ess. Eastern hard wood and hsekmstast
copper and composition fastened She halls nom AschiaA
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
NEW JERSEY.

A four.year-old daughter OF Mr.. p. McGiehan OF
Pamrapo, was saved from drowning yesterday after.
noon by Newfoundland dog, which had been . pet
In the family.
The efforts Of some Of the teachers In tho public
schools Of Jersey City close the schools yesterday
proved failure. The schools kept open, and
the teachers regret the foolish they pursued
The reform movement has commenced in earnest in
New Jersey. County Clerk Brann, OF Jersey CITY, has
refused the OF $3.50 awarded him by tho Board OF
Canvassers the ground that It largo and the
amount has been reduced TO $780,
Mrs Hansen, alias Mrs. Gibson, who Is charged with
swindng several prominent citizens Of Jersey City by
representing herself heiress largo property
which Cardinal McCoskcy was adm TRAITOR, was re-
moved yesterday to tho Hudson County Jail. Sne
estimates her expenses certain families in Jersey
City at $a 200
The New York herald., 1876-11-14

Steamer Ashland, Doughty, Wilmington, Now Clyde
Co.
Steamer wyanoke. Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-- Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Octarara REYNOLDS. Baltimore-Wm Dalzell q
Steamer MRyHower. Davidson. t'hadelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer franconia. Bragg PortIand-J Ames
SHIP Thos Dana. Sisson, San Francisco Sutton Co.
Bark Geo L Lawrence Qtal, Polio Trieste-Lawrence
Giles K Co.
Bark Gyda (Nor, Erichsen. Cettc-Funch. Edye 4 Go.
Bank Peppina dtaD, Paturza, Gcnoa-Benham Boys-
Bark Sospir (Ausl. Babarovch Smyrna-Socovich Co.
Brig Martha Brady (Br. Brady Bilboa- Whitney
4 Co
Co
schr Caledonia Br,, Layton, Hantsport, Ns-J Whit
x Co.
schr Lizzie bakers tBr), Bell S. John and Hilsboro.
NB-PI Nevius 4 Son.
Schr Harbinger. Dodge. Jacksonv vie-warrcn Ray.
Schr Kate Luela. Bonssii. Richmond. vs-van Brunt
Bro.
schr John Mcdonnell McKendry, Petersburg. ya-van
Brunt Bro
schr Thou Benton Miller, Chester Pa-Isaac Sta
pies
schr James Warren. Drisko, Lynn, Mass-H W Loud /
Co
Schr George A Pierce. Kelly. Salcn-wilns Ropes.
scop Edvard Crous. Jarvis, Perth Amboy. NJ-weavsr
Il Storey.
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
AMERICAN PORTS

ASTORIA. o. Nov 4-Arsived, bark Csrstsa. Porter
Shanghae.
ALEXANDRIA. Nov 1l-Arrived, schrs Sarah Cullen,
Washington JOS Pharo do; Mary Weaver. Emna Bacon,
aud Rachel seaman. - tor Georgetown
Saied-Schrs Alfred Brabrook Providence; Fss-
sender. and Geo vrceland (frcm tieorgetowp). -.
BOSTON. Nov 13--Arrvcd. steamers Palestine (Br)
Wheeler. Liverpool; General Whitney HaIie New York
Norman Nicksrsou and Rstteske, Wiley, Phllsdephia;
PhilsdeIphis; schr Fcrsla, Downey, London
Ceared-Stcamer ulaucus, Bsarsc. New York bark lix
se Carney Savannah tand sailod scrs Geo Thatcher.
Bray Havana. William Connors. Wentworth. Chsre.ton
BALTIMORE, Nov ll--Cleared, schrs Helen, forrx.
Warren. Helen II Barnes. Lander. Bridrcpovt
l3th--ste America. Hillups. SAvAnnah: LOUISE
Walker Roanoke River Nc; Raleigh. 0hvcr wiimnrso.
NC; bsrks Ceres (Nor Olsen. uouceser Eng; Nokomis
Janero: Merog (Nor,. hsihisson Daoln; bsnsfsssore
tAust Pochck Brslol; brag Amanda ,Bp Dart. Liver
pool schrs ii Oaio me- Crowsi BSssoa; Renmis Carl
ton butler, do Etcn 0csder, Negnhhin, do; Lnce
WheAtlcy. Las. Lanes Cove. Nassi y femefyy bry
ant uucsster Nsss Tenuessss. Wssburg. vinai Haven
James Poster. Ogisr. ksnnebos kavss.