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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-23
THEOLOGICAL.

Our Methodist friends were little
puzzled last Sunday in their Church
conference by some question as to the
rightness or wrongness of prayer
meetings, and the amount of crime at
taching to a member who attends them.
Let us have peace" and prayer-meet-
inOS
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-23
HOME AGAIN.

Mrs. Ara Pettus has returned from
the Centennial, and we are all glad of
it-men, women and children. But
her trip was not so much centennial
after all, for she has spent much of
her time as an angel of mercy in the
home of an afflicted friend in Louis
Vile. XIV,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-23
THAT swEET-wATER BEAN

of the Monroe Democrat is live Bean.
If some of bis Republican neighbors
will stick him, they will get snap"
to their hearts content. If coming
events cast their shadows BEFORE"
Monroe county will have a paper we'll
worth their patronage. Long may she
wave
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-23
SMELL E BREFF.

chLIIL 4 bhEFFs
If some of our young men don t take
more cloves and less of the critter,"
some of our young ladies will be seen
going to church with Bud ere long.
FLYING TRIP.
Our ex-merchant and postmaster,
D. W. Scott, accompanied by his beau
tiful and highly accomplished sisters,
Misses Ellen and Bobbie Annie, hav-
ing denied themselves the luxuries of
rural felicity, paid our village call
last Saturday, aud were the guests of
Hon. Berry Lyle, former business
partner of Mr.. Scott.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-23
WHEELER & WILSON.

McCAULEY L. co.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-23

Oct. IA, 1876-3n
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-23

McCAULEY e. co.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sHr PRScs WAIpzxaRs loss has been confirmed by
IN sddon {" the loss Of vessel ths, he only portion
q the crew saved thres aud the Capt
dren whom surmsed we're on board a. ths tins and
have In all probability bacn lost.
snr GAIATrA .bic. arrived 18th from London Ger
ger she was originally American. but rod last
gust In London to undcr the Germ AN dag
SniP KING or ALGERIA (Br,. Smith from Quebec Nov
Tor London 10 detained in the 81 Lawrencs ho
iIsing to proceed Surveyors have bcea sent.
BARK Towy frl. from Bull River for Newcastle which
wa spoken Oct rs with loss Of foretopmast.
"Aa A' head '''ans put Into bermuda
ScnR ERNEST ~ Survey. which dragged ashore at
Head narbor Isle Hsut and in III. gale
aud snow storm OF las. month. owed Boston on
!us Of water. Shc was raised and owed Ia two
rested on the outer vessels They leh Islo aut
o'c'ck on Tuesday, ami were about twelve hours
passage.
ScHR RALrm IIowxs Of Belfast from waldoboro Ros
ton, ~ beang up the bay "Wednesday uisstaycd and went
Howell went down pull her OF but did succeed
to tue tide having ebbed The schr which light caught
VT. and has pitched forward II 1. thought she
damaged The tug down q her again "Wednesday
night and probably hauled her oH
ScHR BAY STATE the Banks nut in
Portland Soy 10. having sprung u leak.
BELFAST Me. Nov loon Monday morning the schr d X
Arcy 10 ronnng out OF the hx bor with fair wind eoded
in. mp The ChapIes her bboo through the Arey's
iorcsMl enring u from boom 90 gai. and parting two
hole .: the tying jb stay They oi 20 their anchors
togster time before they could he separated
NEWPORT Nov i6schr Idaho has been chartered New
Bedford TO take the OF schr Henry Gibbs this
port 10 Now Bedford.
QUEBEC Nov 1.-THE arrivals from o show an
OF last year There eleven ssl port,
which left this port early November grounded
Bic Island Shc Hoated. and would have proceeded
her voyage but the having found that the vessel
leaked refused duty The Port Wardep has gonc TO hold
the ship.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Berlin (Br,. Kennedy. Liverpool via
stown-John Il Dale.
Steamer Egypt tr Grogan Liverpool via Qucenstown-F
w Hurst.
Steamer Anglia tBr. Mackay. London-Henderson Bros
Steamer Denmark tbr Williams london-F W j Hurst.
Steamer Bolivia (srl Small t,lasgowlIenderson Bros
Steamer August Andre tBclg. knudsen twerp-t unch
Edge X Co
sieancr Canada rD. Franguei. Hsvro via Plymouth
Louis de bebisr
steamer ciabe Br). Ferguson Kingston and Aux Cages
Pm, Forwood 4 Go.
steamer City Of Dallas, Hines. Fernandina via Port
Royal. SC--C II Mallory 4 Co.
steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore, Baltimorc-wm
DaxcIi
steamer vesper. Hall, Chester Pa. and Wilmington. Del
~ Abbott.
steamer Il Biddc Davis. Philadeiphia-,Jas Hand
ship Haze. Wilkinson. Yokohama-salter Lvermore.
BARK Zohrab Wer) Bvshoh. Bombsy-R Cameron
Co.
Bark Aibino Dsgrctt Livcrpool-Thos Dunhams Hephow
BARK unico dsaD schiafno, Liverpool, E-sioeovich
Co.
BARK Embla (Nor,. sorcnscn. Hull -Benham Boyesen
BARK sokrates tNor), Aarno. Antwerp-Funch. kdyo
Co
Bark Europa cGcs). Brinkams. BremcnIIermann. Koop
\ Co.
BARK Antonio g dtap. Caabretta. Trss,e-John sea-
Bark Thos Brooks. Waugh. St Jaso and Guantanamo
Waydeil n co.
Bark Golden Fleece tBr, Armstrong, Bridgetown Bar
badosp II Trowbridge's sons,
Brig usrdi tNorj, Nielsen Amsterdsm-Funch, Edge 4
Rrig Aii.e Bradshaw (Bp, Sanford, Malaga via vigo
Brig Fsvorise, Woodward. Port Spain. Trn-H Trow
BRIDGES Son. ~ .
brig Beagle CBr). Edmonds Harbor Brtton, INFLOW
land AspinwalI.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
YALE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.

Tho first meeting Of the Yale Alumni Association
sinco May held last evening ut Dclmonicos Madi-
son square, in tho Gold Parior. In the absence OF
william ~ Evars, its President, the chair
by Dr. l. L. Pcct Of the class of 1925. Among the
gentlemen present Charles Tracy. William Walter
Phelps r. W. De Forest General Joseph c. Jackson,
'57 John I. Denny. Jr., A. H. Stevens. '65; c. A.
Miller. 80; W. II. Fuller, '6l; W. B. Ross A. Do
Witt Baldwin, Charles L. Norton, '59 E. b. Stedman
and others. Tho minutes Of tho inter-
mediate meetings wero read and adopted
About 200 members were present DR.. Peet
congratulated the members on the hourishing cond
ton Of the society, and upon meeting many Of the
veteran members The intelligent walks OF life wero
largely represented in the meeting and it crafty
ing to many Of tho college students anxious to
renew the memories of bygono days. He regretted
the absence of tho Presdent but hoped that tho
reunions which would take place monthly through tho
winter would be graced by the presence Of Yacs illus
trious scholars Tho Secretary, Mr. De Forest, then
read the annual report.
entertainment would be gwen. at the Union League
Theatre December ladies strictly not admitted
Tickets will be issued by the Executive Committee to
graduates and their male friends only" After the
close OF the regular business collation. served
after whicn the college quartette-Mcssrs. H. Lyman
IL D. Frisell, c. Latting and Ii. II. Chitlendcn--gave
the old college songs, after which tho meeting ad
journcd
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
.a-xorIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TUE

s3-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
cossting and foreign trade observe
the removal of buoys requested
10 facts the HERALD. that IL bc
brought publicly the attention of the auhortie
letter addressed ITO the editor Of the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
of displaced buoys the OF their removal will
suffice all observed along tho Atlantis and Pacific
American Continent When they observed
European countries in she Mediterranean
requested that information be either by telegraph
the London Office OF the NEw YoRx HERALD 10
Fleet street. London the Paris Office VI Avenue de
ropera Paris Who're tho telegraph Is used dispatches
Bennett oi Avenue de rOpors Paris" Where cases Of
displacement observed IN the Of countries bcyoa<
the of the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
may coamunicate with reaching the first conven-
ient port This will csbcd free Of charge to
the ilEsALp and published.
rI-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERISG
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-Ths NEw Yoax
has adopted distir gushing Coston night signal
board the HExALD steam yacht. showing who
burning the coors red changing from to the
other ssion several miles distant
by preparing any marine they tor tho Ship
News Department Of ths HERALD.
uPersons dcsirous OF with vessels rriv-
New York do by addressing to such vessels
Of lIERALp yacht Pier No. East River. New
York Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

them asked, "Do the animals eat much now
when the people were let In TO see thcmf"
'lr thro,h they do and damn sight more, /" vas
the reply; .'but they don't get III"
''But is there no danger that they may sat each
other upyn
NO. bciad. they're jist Ike the politicians; they
knows the people has got TO support 'em."
'Br don't they feel lonesome Mt being locked up
that wayt'
.Div lonesome They're jist ike the rest OF US,
and knows whin they're well on
Certainly finer picture OF lazy content IL would he
dheu.t TO see tnan the African non. lie didn't seem
continental whether ,ncre was cent IN Tho
treasury not for his stupencous support. aud his re-
iaions IN the adjoining cages we're equally Indifferent
The Jaguar walked dsconteniedy about his cage, won
dering whero all his admirers had He'd Ehe oceot,
tho puma tho cive cat ths polar bear the rcd coati-
mundi tho sinkajon, the porcupno and
other phlcgmatc dignties went 20 sleep
Ike sensible fellows, but tho striped
hycna, the ackal, the prairie dog tho golden para
doxure ana the wild cat kept moving rcstessy about
waiting the hour OF supper There was an absence OF
socinbc feeling IN the whole collection II every tndi
vdua member under .he weather and ielt the IN
tuencc o some strange calamity Ten day OF such
perience as yesterday Will drive some OF tho more
lively spirits crazy and render all OF them morose and
unhappy.
Lei The Board OF Apport!onm avoid, At least, this
responsibility.
The general appearance OF tho Park yesterday was
much usual but IT Is as yet too soon TO perceive
what dcpiorabie result the present state OF Affairs
must produce in every part OF this magnificent peo
pies pleasure ground
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
THE MAGIN HOMICIDE.

Coroner Ellingcr yesterday held inquest in tho
Of John Magin. aged twenty three who was said
10 have been killed by named Michael Callahan
the 10Th ult. Callahan had boon arrested At tho
time, but Magin said that he did not know him, and
tho prisoner was discharged. lie rearrestcd on
election day and held TO await the inquest.
Several persons yesterday testified the inquest
but no one could be found who had the allray.
According To Nagin's own statement Callahan not
the man who struck hun. he jury therefore,
brough. in the verdict that "John Magin died from
injuries received from some persons or persons un-
known to tho jury, and cxoncrate the prisoner
from all blame, at the samc time recomm ending his
discharge"
Tho prisoner was consequently discharged by Cor
OncF Eliupcr
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

Br.sos AyRKs. Oct 1--Arriyed bark James Mccarthy.
Gould. New York.
BygxrpA. Nov iaPut In. bark rovy tBr,. Davis. from
Bull RIVER tor Newcastle. tser Miscellany
BHipcKwArxs. Ns Sov I3-Cesrsd. bark Scotland tBr,
Wetmore Liverpool.
IoSoLU,r Oct 3i-Arr.ved. bark Colombo (Brl, HeusG
Victoria. VI tand sailed Nov for Hong Kong.
MONTREAL. Nov ii-Arr:ved. bark DunSinane CochranA
Marseiiles
Cleared i4th. steamer Mississippi Linia Liverpool
QUEBEC. Nov l5-Clcared. ships St Alhans Beck Ion.
don Agnes Stephenson. Hull: bark Ma,hids octavts.
Pcileter. Iquique.
ro JAslMo. Oct isln schrs Southern Home (Br,,
Roberts, TO sail day for Pernabuee for orders 20 load
the coast for New York; Northern Home (r. Swain. for
Fer uAmbuco. to sail 2Oh.
ROSARIO Sept 30Saii-d. bark Celina Eodgdon koston-
SANTOS. Oct 7-SaleG, bark q Tucker. Merrymsn Llv
erpco brig Rose er Geerds. New York tsitsr putting
lack.
Jous. NIB. Nov 1s-Arrived, bark Cornwall (Br),
Hooks. Liverpool
Cleared ish. ship Marion .Brl. Crosby, Lverpooi brz
Althea Brl, Farrell PeEarth Roads: Wrstmurand (Bf),
Smith, cardenas Tor osders schr Aocking Bird (Br Ans
borough New York.
Sailed 18th. ships Arrsn. Damoresq. London: Marion
Crosby. L,epocl brig sarah Wallace tBr scott. Ro'
ulund
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Nrw BEDFORD. Nov l6-The buoy belonging on Lone
Rock, between Gay Head and Nomansland has gone
about wcek.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
Notice hereby given that revolving white light Is
hbited Long Point Twilngate. CTouinguct) In lat 40
Al n, Ion 81 GsW
Tho light catoptric with holophotazed reGecors Its
S35 ect above tho level the and will be ~
tical miles in clear weather The light or red
brick and the keepers dwelling detached the
IL wood painted white and tho roof red. by order
JOHN STUART, Secretary Board OF MorkA
The following Is Of official notice the
Captmn OF tho Port at Montevideo. Republic OF Uruguay
September 27. 1876
Alter the October Of this year. the following light
houses will be lighted in conformity with tho law o July
Is. 1875:
Tho first lighthouse, OF the third order
to the of Montevideo the point Puua
Brava the direction OF the light Flores Island from that
Punta Brava being SW, distant ~ miles, and from
that tho Cerro Mount light, Is deg N, distant
miles.
The light is white. fxod and weather
from distance of 10 mes II is 2l and 10
the level Of the Geographical position.
lat "a 81 5. Ion, SO u3 W from Greenwich.
The second lighthouse OF the order the Far
railon Island miles distant Coonia WSW
and IL miles from the Ppas being to the deg and
W. with the Hornos Islands miles distant Said bearings
being magnetic.
Tho light white fixed and be in westhcr
from distance Of 13 miles Il Is rs metres and so cent?
metres above the level OF the Geographical position
tho light lat 81 20 s. lon 81 81 W from Greenwich
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

sehr Susan. Clifford Savanna Ia Mar via Norfolk. vs--s
d CordovA
schr Flora weodhouse woodhouse. Jacmel CiaytD.-
Warren Ray.
schr Kate Carleton (Br), Grant, Caibarien- -Parsous
Load.
schr Acacia tBr,. Hanlyn. st John. Mp Neyius 4
Son.
sehr Cuba (Br,, Hutchinson weishpoo, NBJohn Boyn.
tons sons
.schr Geo Calhoun lBn. seeley. Londonderry Ss-P
kevius 4 SON
Co
schr Nay Harris. Crowley. ssvannah-Mier 4 Iough-
tos.
schr rrssacm tBrl Dexter Newark, Nc W Bertaux
schr Henrietta Billiard, Ssybrook, Ct-Csetwright
Doylo
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwxRP Nov I7-Arrived, brig Wexford (Br). Foster,
Charleston via Queenstown
AMSTERDAM, Nov i6-saied El Dorado. for Savannah.
BELFAST Nov lesaied bark Hebe (Nor), Graue United
States.
BREMEN, Nov 17-Arived. bark Agnes. CGsD, Hirdes,
New York: Rcpublik Ger, Fortmann, do
BERGEN, Nov 6-sailed. bark skerho Ncr), Toresund,
United States.
BARCELONA. Nov 1O-Arsivcd, steamer Maria CSp), Ma
lima, Port Royal. sc.
CAGDIFS Nov 17-Arrived brig Leonora Blood, settn.
ENGLISH CHANNEL. Nov 10 Arrived. bark d Peters.
Lane, San Francisco for Antwerp.
FLExrwooD, Nov I6-saied bark Sutherland tBr) Gum,
United States.
GLASGOW Nov I6-saied ship Pearl Of India tBr Cas-
tic. United States: St Patrick tBr). sterrxtt. do
GInRALrAn Nov lo-Arrived, brig Ruggicro taD, Rug
gicro. Now York.
HAxnvsG, Nov I7-Arrved. bark Dio FIJI tAus. Pre-
muda. New York via Queenstown; brig Augusta (Br),
Buch. Wilmington. Nc.
Sailed 18th. bark America 0er. Roper. United States
Hull Nov i6-Arrivcd. bark Harmonic tNor), Jansen.
Baltimore (bcfore reported arrived 7th).
HAvns Nov l5sailcd, brig John Shay. Nickcrson. st
Thomas mot st Johnl
IavkRrooL Nov lT-Arrived ship Strathearn (Br) Jar
man. New York; bark a Mcneil. Watts. Charleston.
Sailed 18th, ship Loeb Doom (Br. Coming, San Fran
cisco; bark Scots Bay tBr,. Murray New York.
LoxpoSDznRY, Nov i7-Arrycd, bark Mary A Mysharll
(Brj. McKee, Baltimore.
Sailed 10th, buks Ruth Palmer (Brj, Smith. United
States; Ada Barton trr,. Hayes. do.
LlsBoS Nov lo-Arnved, bark Assunta Uta), Silento,
New York.
PALA1s ROADS, Nov i5-Arnved bark General Scdgcwick.
Rogers. samarang via Falmouth for - land anchorod.
PxsARrH ROADS. Nov l7-Arrived, bark Chas Ward,
Gay. Baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN. Nov l7-Arrived. ship Gcncvicve strck-
land. Gammons. Pabeon dc Plea; barks Mary Gibson
Br). Sloan. Baltimore Embia r Nc kenre, do; Luis
Martinez Br). Horn do brigs George Gchrst. Orcutt,
New yorK; S souic. soulc. do.
Also arrived ~. PM Wisconsin lr. Forsyth.
New York for Liverpool tand proceedcd).
Sailed l7th steamers City OF Chester tlr) Leitch. and
Adriac r, Perry from LivsrpooD New York uhe latter
a 10 ANY.
SUNDERLAND Nov i7-Arrved bark Hattie II tBr). Lock
hart Stettin.
TRrssrR-Arrivcd, bark Pckn. Kline, New York.
VALENCIA. Nov isaicd ship Geo Oulton tBr). Aiex-
der, Delaware Brcakwstcr
GIBRALTAR Nov l7Tho bark Spcedwell (sr, previously
reported put in here damaged gill discharge and 20
into dock for repairs
The bark Union cArthascna Phadelphia which
on her The vessel leaks badly below tho water line
LIVERPOOL Nov ITCspt Lansil. OF tho American schr
Ada Gould which abandoned ~ sea ~his on voy
age from New York to Rio 0rsndo has arrived here s
states that q passenger the schooner. named John
Cooler aud the mate, RUSSELL Wyatt were drowned The
board the ship Golden state
bound from Ns~ York FOR shanghai.
WEATHER REPORT.
/ Lizard. Nov H. Px-w,nd sw. IsAh; nns.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by teiegrsphnx 10 the HERALD London Bureau sd
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, London" the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 6l Avenue de rOpera
Paris" the arrivals At and departures from European and
Eastern OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the cabed this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med
ports will find tho Paris Office tbs oconom
cal and expeditions for teegrapning newA
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
FIRE IN CANAL STREET.

At twenty minutes past six O'Clock last night fire
broke out the top floor OF the Ave story building,
Nos 2o3 and POS Canal street, occupied by s. r Kitto
as a spring mattress mandatory. Tho Gre was
thought to be cxtinguished within twenty-five MN
ucs, and the engines began return tho different
engine houses At seven O'Clock, however, tho lre
broke out again aud burned for hour.
). L. kittle n Co. Is stock was damaged $1,000: in
surcd for SO, 600 NJ. itnzgcr's wholesale liquor
store on tho first floor was also slightly damaged The
known.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

ne long dslbcrated on what shoud DO his
duty the promises Hc had consulted with
some brother lawyers and DR.. Wallace. He had come
TO the conclusion that u his duty TO tell The whole
truth IN the matter. Hc announced his intention OF
being present at the Corsner inquest to-day He had
not received subpoena 10 be present., otherwise he
would have been there yesterday. lie was not TO be
deferred by any threats IN tho performance OF his
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
THE GRAY FUND.

521 EAST 10th STREET, NEW Yonx,l
Nov 10, 1876
To EDITOR THE HERALD
enciosc you list OF subscriptions In aid OF MT.
Henry Gray to date, which viii kindly inform tho
public OF thtocgh your valuable paper
W. II. Rainscar. $40 A. Huntington. 81
Mamaroncek. Bella and larry No..
J. W. S...............
Very truly yours, W. IL. RAMsCAR, President
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
SENT BACK TO MASSACHUSETTS

Alfred Woodford, aged thirty-nine years. and Ma
tida Woodward, aged thirty arrested yesterday
at the Grand Central Depot by Sergeant Ferris, on
telegram from W. G. Haw, CHIEF of Police OF Holy
okc, Mass, charging them with grand larceny. Tho
prisoners were sent back to Massachusetts,.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
SPOKEN.

Bark Albert Young DR. Davies from London for Bull
River. Oct SO, lat ~ 81, lon 81 3S.
Bark Yarmouth (,r Raymond from Galveston Liver
pool, Nov =, lat "a 10, lon IS OS.
Bark Laurel tB SUMMERS from Grsenock for Pensacola
Oct 26. lat Is II. lon "a U9.
schr Georgia. rom Cadiz for Boston, Nov 1e Shnnecock
be airing north ~ miles
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
WHALEMEN.

Arrived New London Nov IT. bark Nile Spicer from
Cumberland Inlet. with oil
Sailed New Bedford Nov 10. bark Progress Hawes.
North Pacific Ocean, schr Petrol. Avery Atlantic Ocean.
Nkw BEDFORD, Nov l6-Ship Milton, which arrived in
port last month. being fitted tor the Arctic Ocean, sail
under command OF Capt Caleb Hambn, late Of
ship Eliza Adams
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
SAILED.

Steamer City Of Dallas, Tor Fernandna &c: bark IS
sicnoas E. Cork: bries Venture tRri. Brisbane Myrtle
LBr) ST Johns. NY; schrs Harry White Point Psre.
Chrome. Ar-oyo. Pr.
" ind A. midnight, RNR
!, Barometer . sunset 30 -. n .nidniyht ao3c
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. II, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORrkp ny HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND UzRALe
WHIrIsTONE TELECgAru LINE

Rgpoarxp ny THE herald STEAM YACHTS uxRALs
wHrksToNE TELEcIArn LINE
Steamer Hermann tie -. Reichmanu bremen Nnv and
Southampton 7th. with mdsc and 4 passengers 10 Oc-
rchs Co Had strong westerly gales all the passage
Steamer City Of Austin. stevens Galveston S"v D.
with mdso passengers to G Ii Mallory Co
steamer Pioneer. Wakely. Wilmington NC. Nov 13 with
n,dse and passe to Vim Clyde 4 Co.
steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence, Norfolk, &C. with mdse
to the Old Dbriiniol. teamshp TO.
Steamer Thet,s. Mactt, Norfolk with mdse to the OLD
Dominion Steamship Co - .
Steamer Agnes. Burdck, Philadelphia wish mdso to y
a whitney h Co
ship Rhine stcson London Oct 10. with mdse to Grin
nell Mnturn Co. Had tine weather TO tho Banks thence
Ing.
Mark Galveston DER, Kohnenkamp Bremen 45 days,
with mdsc 60 Chas Lulihg u Go.
Bark Charlotte Ger Stein, Bremen n days, with empty
barrels to II koop * Co.
Brig Mnnson, Munson Corunna ~ days. in ballast to
Talbot Co. Was 10 days west Of Bermuda with strong
NE and NV gales
Brig xcelsor lBr). Mayor. Bermuda days, with udsc
to l.eaycroft X Co.
SchrJ Bartlett lot Doston Bartlett, Rotterdam SO
day, with mdse to Parsons Il Loud.
S:hr Frances. Patterson Georsetown, SC, days. with
mdse to Zophar Mills; vessel to Woodhause 4 Rudd.
schr Anna barton. McNeiiy, Phxdelphia or Boston.
nI,-I}rig Pennel, which anchored In the lower
bay up to the city 18th. Pm.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

WEATHER RKPoEr.
Lizard, Nov IL. PA-wiad sW. tTsah; nns.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

NEw BEDFORD, Nov l6-The buoy belonging Lone
Rock, between Gay Head and Nomansland has gone
about u wcek.