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The New York herald., 1876-11-29
DANBURY NEWS MACS CHEEK"

Yesterday evening Mr.. c. Il. A. McGeachy, better
known " Danbury News Mae" gave lecture on
"ChceS Good Thing" !" in the FIRST Presbyterian
church. Brains not at all necessary ior a lee.
iurer all he needed check The frst historical
supple of cheek the Empress Josephine, who
darcd 10 her handkerchief In public contrary 10
the then established rules OF etiquette That blow sho
gave 10 her handkerchief heard all
tho world and emarcipatcd the handkerchief
SIR Walter Raleigh also showed great deal o this
quality when he placed his cloak in the mud Tor Queen
Elizabeth TO step upon when shc jumped of the ferry
boat. Had ne not been cheeky fellow no might have
been obliged to tend cigar stand or be Dgnt clerk
"A hotel all hts lie long New York possessed the
greatest variety OF cheek Other cities had but
prevailing type. In New Orleans. Tor instance, they
would collar you Immediately upon your arrival and
make you deposit a vote for the Governor Phadci
phians obliged you to that the Centennial
bigger than Barnum's. In fact in The matter OF
Me Centennial New Workers had been most shame
ully outchccked by small way station tho Penn
yvana Railroad To be respected with men we must
20 cheeky. Moral courage enterprise, perseverance,
Ill are nothing but cheek under another name.
Check has been tho making OF great men and great
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James Flanagan, aged seven years. George Flana-
gan, aged 1--WE years, and John Flanagan, aged three
years, found by the police Of the Tenth precinct
yesterday, huddled up In hallway In Essex
street, having been abandoned by their
father, Patrick Flanagan. Tho facts in the show
that the father, up to cw weeks ago, living in
Williamsburg in a state OF abject poverty, being out
Of employment and his vile drunkard. Flana-
gan moved TO this city, but found no better
fortune than before. His wife arrested
and sent to the Island last week. He appeared before
Justice Smith, at the Essex Market Court yesterday
morning and asked TO have his children to the
OF The Commissioners OF Charities and Correction.
The Court refused 10 grant the request on the
ground that the Of the mother necessary
Flanagan then left the court room with the boys who
hour after were found by tho police described.
They said that their father had away from them.
Justice smith committed them to the OF tho
Sisters Of Mercy in Houston street, as
the Sisters had suitable accomm odations
ready for the children they requested Matron Webb of
Police Headquarters take charge of them last night
The police actively engaged searching tor Flana-
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. ard Mrs. W. J. Florence have had great sue
in st. Louis
Fish and Lowande will contest the championship OF
bareback riding this evening at Barnum Circus.
sothern is playing this week in New Orleans and
the Returning Board have not yet thrown him out.
Tho vokes family WILL usual, be the attraction at
HE next Drury Lane Christmas pantomime, London
Pat Rooney the latest constructor of grand
combination, and Chicago first point of attack
Louise Pomeroy win play Juliet, Rosand, Lady
Macbeth and Pauline at the Boston Theatre next
week.
play Illustrating the terrible scenes OF the Paris
Commune occupies at present the stage Of the Boston
Museum.
Heller has an incxhaustibo musical repertoire, from
which he furnishes choice morceaux at his woE-er
Theatre.
The that Mr. Henry Irving, tho London
lragedan intended to visit this country in January Is
unconnrmcd.
'sTho Devils Auction had but few bidders at the
Howard Athenmum, Boston, and it Withdrawn
after few nights
An accident 10 Capoul caused the pos,poncment
pf the production OF tho opera 'Pau ct virgine,"
kt the Paris Lyrique.
Miss Juiia Rive, the talented young pianist VIII
make her first appearance in Boston at tho third Har
ward symphony concert on December .
Mr. James W. Morrissoy announces the second
performance of tho musical festival the Academy
Of Music Tor this evening, with host OF attractions
Mr. Frank Langley, whose Cura,e in "Brassn
pne tie features the piece has been engaged by
hr Rowe play tina, part at tho Globe Theatre, Bos
ior, beginning December 4.
Nine. EssipoT plays this evening sonata, opus 80
No . III MINOR sonata, Quasi una antasia, " opus
Il, No. = and sonata, opus 81, No. 2, III minor
Beethoven. Miss Lillian Norton and 81. vvien will also
appear.
The Philadelphia journals generally speak well of
Hiss Anna Dickinson's play Of ''The Crown OF
Tho-ns,' now being performed at :he Arch and their
criticism OF her Anne Boieyn more complimentary
.han that sho received in the New York and Boston
press.
The vorspio to "Twil.ght OF tho Gods /" from Wag-
ners Ring of tho Nbeluugcn. ;" will be presented for
me first time in America this afternoon ut Steinway
ha, on the occasion OF Theodore Thomas public
heursaL II will be supplemented by Beeihoven's
iourih symphony and Schumann's overture opus So
.Forbiddcn Fruit' viii be played ut the Critic
rIon Theatre, London, and will accompany "Tho
Great Divorce Case" which is now running The
pany will appear In both plays. Mr Boucicaut gives
his to the statement that the two plays have
.he origin. They placed side by side that the
public may tho difference between them.
We learn from Mr.. Maurice Strakosch that his COL
sssal enterprise for an International Opera House is
progressing with very 1lttcring results. Already a
large number OF subscribers in the OF wealthy
capitalists have put Gown their names and the Opera
House may be regarded Us fixed fact 1t will be
inaugura,ed In October 1878, the year OF the Paris
Exposition Mr.. Strakosch will offer prize of S.
Tor the best plan OF the building, which will be worthy
ofihc great metropolis.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 2S, 1876.
ARRIVALS
REPORTED BY TnE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND uKRALI
wHITKsToxg TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED rux HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HKRALD
wHTKsToNs TRLrGEApH LINE
Steamer Jacinto. Hazard. Savannah 3 days with
mdse and passengers to Geo ionge
Deil Lawrence. Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with ndse ana passengers 30 Old Dominion Steam
ship Co.
steamer Agnes. Burdiek, Philadeipha with mdss TO O
a Whitney 4 TO.
ship weiaenjein Csw Staoeron Colombo 1853 days with
order Had heavy and NV gales for ~
in which lost sails and started midshp
Passed the Capc p 81 Helena 2rh and the
Equator Oct B. In Ion 81 Had heavy weather the
Was "a days west OF Bermuda
Bark Aracmn tNor, Aagaard Hamburg rs days. In bal
last to Funch, Edye x Co
Bark Mary elson tBrl, Smith Liverpool % days, in
ballast Whitney X Co. Nov a. lat 81 80. Ion ST..
passed bark LochinvHr tB from Glasgow for San Fran
cisco
Bark Jas Boyd r, Baker Dublin Nov T. in balisst to
order Received tor PhAdclpEia and procseded
Bark Mssoc Rice Havana Is aays, with sugar to order
vessel 10 James Ward Co. Was 10 Gays a.
teras w,tE heavy Nj winds.
Bark saga NorJ. Larsen Rotterdam via Delaware Break
water 61 days, In ballast 10 Funcn Edyc Co.
Brig Russo tital. Langrano Gloucester, 80 days. with
salt 10 funch. Edge A Co
h-i1 chr~tina ot Hafax). Boe Chariottetown PEI lC
days with POTATOES to Dutyca 4 Go.
Big y smith, Warren. Bangor. No, With lumber to
Simpson. Clapp Go.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DspARrNr,
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THK CHIEF SIGNAL OPFicER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-1 4. u.

WAR UEPARTNENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFicxR,
WASHINGTON, Nov 29-1 A. n.
Probabilities
For Wednesday in the South Atlantic States, north
east to southeast winds, rising barometer, colder,
cloudy and rainy weather will prevail
For the Gulf States northeast to southeast winds,
stationary lower temperature slightly higher pres
sure, partly cloudy weather and occasional light
rain.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising barome-
ter, cooler northeast winds, partly cloudy and clear
weather, possibly followed by warmer southery WINDS
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys northeast to southeast winds. rising barometer
colder, clear weather. except ut Western stations
Colder northwest winds and a slight depression in
Kansas and the Missouri Valley.
For the upper lake region, rising barometer cooler
northwest winds, clear partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lakes, southwest veering to colder
northwest Winds rising barometer, partly cloudy and
clearing weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, southwest WINDS
vecrng to colder northwest, with rising barometer,
partly cloudy or clear weather
For the New FORK Canal region the temperatures
fall somewhat below freezing
The rivers will fall slightly, except possibly slight
rise in the Lower Ohio and tributaries.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
ANOTHER RUINED CLERK.

Detective Bush, Of the Ninth precinct last night
arrested William A. McTaggart aged twenty two
years. delivery clerk in the employ Of Radclif Bald
win & Co., OF No. ~ Broadway. the charge Of en-
bezzlement preferred by his employers The
discovery of tho crimc was made accidentally
yesterday evening by Mr. Baldwin in looking
over the accounts To his surprise, no found
several discrepancies In the account OF Mcraggart
showing that the fraud had been Of long standing.
Al the station house McTaggart confessed his guilt
saying that he had been cmbezzling Tor year,
and limited that other employees OF tho firm also
guilty. He stated that 500 Of the money in the
hands OF friend and would be restored. He
locked up in the Charles street station. Mr. Baldwin.
who present stated to the police that the prisoner
had been ten years IN hrs employ and always
looked upon as thoroughly honest
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
THE RAILROAD WAR.
IT'S PROGRESS IN TIE STREETS AND IN THE
CoURTs

ITS PROGRESS IN SIhEETS AND an The
CoURTS
Yesterday morning the workmen had completely un-
done what Jacob Sharpe. the President OF the
Twonty.third Street Railroad, had nearly completed
VIZ the section OF railroad LAID TO carry
out n plan OF which the leasing OF the Blocker
Street Line by tho Txentythird Street Company, OF
which he ia pros idcIt, was part He is building
large depot the foot OF West Twenty third street.
IRON which Blocker street cars to start and
from tha; point tho new crosstown would
the Blocker street tracks Hudson strceithroueh
Fourteenth street new tracks, using the opposi-
ton tracks part OF the way, tho law would permit
upon ymcnt oil a lair amountto Fourth avenue and
thence the lover sGo ferries tho tracks OF
the Forty. second street route.
This is the nrst time the Comm issoner OF Public
Works has asserted his rights No railroad company
is allowed by law to tear up streets without notifying
the Department OF Public Works and Obtaining per-
ACTION or rHE POLICE BOARD.
The following resolution bearing upon the present
street railroad troubles Fourteenth street was
adopted and ordered transmitted 10 the force:-
Resolved. That any who shall break up In any
dispsce i,ture part vi the OF
street sidewalk without permit assent instructions
authority the Departments of FObe Works guilty OF
aud iisbie to thefeior and
duty members Of the police force shall 30
cosuxant OF any such Illegal gct
AAsd the offending persons charged with tbs odsnce In
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
SHAKESPEARIAN HEADINGS.

TO THE EDITOR HERALD
That there are many instances in which Shakes
pcare's true meaning has been distorted by the sub-
stitution OF words similar In sound but different in
significance is 10 be doubted. 1t TO me,
however. that of the instances gwen by your
respondent OF yesterday is not one Of these. 'Junus
lays that in the phrase 'Thc coney that you see
awes where she is kinaed," the last word be
right, and proposes as substitute "minded" or
"kindcd" II he had consulted his dictionary he
Mould have found that "kndledn means born las ap-
)lied harcs, rabbits, cats, &c and the expression
anticipation OF Godsnita's famous lines,
,ana tho hare whom hounds and horns
pGgsucn &c. BY the way. IN addition to
hu Instances gwen by 'Junius,' there 10 one that
las oilcn puzzled me- II occurs in '.Hamlct: IA
little moro Than kan and less than SiuG. -
IL generally read as II "knun rhymcd to .'mind -
50 BUo,u gives 1t, thereby giving to kad tho
toad. tender. sc. To my mind the is not
,i,,6, ordinarily understand II, but tho old
kind, in which the ~ has The sound
ts, and meaning, does the modern German, child
Inc expression then would mcan:-"A little more than
gnd less than child" There Is another ex-
the same play which seems TO bear out this
Interpretation. j. p
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AsrrxwaLL Nov a5Arrved. steamer Crescent City, Cur
tis, New York
BKLzE Hon. Nov ia-Arrvsu, brig Emily (Br). Hanson.
New York.
CARpxSAs Nov 22-Arrived schr David Tolck, Sawyer
G fbaren.
Cleared I'D. brig Gpsey Queen, Morgan, Pernandina
CHARLOTTfTowN. fEl. Nov ls-Cleured. schrs Reed,
Farrell and Hudson, McRea New YORK; 2uth, waimire.
Wlckens. do; Sea Bird stanley. Philadelphia
DkMkaARA. about Oct 25Arrvcd. sehr Geo Anderson
Anderson. New York (and sailed for southern United
States portl.
hsLirAx Nov - Sailed, Hbcnian fBr), Arch
from Baltimore). st ohns, NJ and Liverpool.
KINGSTON Ja Nov 26-Arrlved, steamer Claribel (Br),
Ferguson, Now York.
MIRAeoASE, l3-In port, bark Nina (Sor). Now
York in 3 days.
NAvAssA Nov 7saiied brig Romance Craig Baltimore;
Ism schr Pride OF tae East. Lord Port Royal
Passed bv 10th Crescent City, Curtis from New
York ior Aspinwn.
NASAiMo. Nov i6-Arrived ship Frank Austin, Austin.
Acapulco
PAsAaA Nov 25Sailed. steamers Costa Rica Rathbun,
Ccatral America: Granada. Connolly. San Francisco.
ST THOMAS, Nov 25Arrved, bark Mantou, Trower Bal
timore for Pernambuco. dismasted
ST JouS. NB Nov 25-Arrived, bark Annie Troop (Br).
Fritz. rroon.
Cleared 18th ship Cumberland Brl Farquhar Liverpool
vhScn Nov ls-Arriyed schr Lizzie Batchelder English,
Philadelphia.
vAlrAnAlso Oct e-sailed, bark Miami CBr, for San
Francisco.
vicronlA. Nov 2o-Arrlvcd bark B Aymar. Lapham.
shanghai.
Sailed 2oth steamer Dakota. Morse, San Francisco.
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CHILDREN's EDUCATIONAL RELIEF.

concert was given last evening at the Academy OF
Music in aid o: the Chdren's Educational Relief AS
sociation OF this city. There very large at
tendance, the house being crowded to the doors.
Much interest was manifested In the entertainment,
which consisted OF musical selections gwen by tho
New York Ballad and Gce Club, essisted by a
chorus of several hundred children. The
grouping of the youthful choriscrs upon tho
Btage handsomely effected; the scene
bong exceedingly gratifying and picturesque.
The programme included several cnoruscs. all of
which we're crediably rendered by the children. the
performance OF the glecs also cciting general com
mcnGation. In the course OF tho evening Key. Mr.
smith addressed the nsscmblago, n.iudng 10 the OBJ
ecs oil the association and its great advantage 10 the
suffering chiidrcn OF tho metropolis He explained
that through It's agency hundreds OF poor children
clothed made preseutable so as to attend tho
public schools. The entertainment was very successful
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
Of the rule. ana regulation. Of tn. Polie.
IN THE COURTS.

COURTS
In tho suit OF the People the rwentythird Street
Railroad the Christopher aud Tenth Street and tho
Beccker Street railroads. Judge Spcr, In Special
Term OF the Superior Court, granted temporary IN
Junction yesterday, the complaint OF the Central
Crosstown Railroad restraining defendants from
building any part thereof. TO be built
bv defendants under authority chapter l99 Laws OF
1873. in the streets public places OF New York and
enjoning defendants from taking any right or priv-
cec under lease OF the Beecker street Railroad 10 the
Twentythird street Railroad and to enjon defendants
from laying down any railroad tracks In the CITY,
other than such they are operating by
virtue OF chapter s23, Laws OF 1860; chapter u,
Laws OF 1871, as in the complaint mentioned.
The Attorney General obtained from Judge Law
renee, in supreme Court. Chambers yesterday, SIM
liar injunction against the Beecker Street. Christopher
Street and Twenty third Street railroads
An order to show Cause, returnable this morning,
granted by Judge Lawrence yesterday. II COM
mnnis the three companies to show cause why tenn
porary injunction should not issue against them, and
IN the meantime enjons them from further tearing up
the streets laying tracks along tho road described
chapter 1877, Laws OF 1879
The complaint each sets forth that tho law OF
1873 under which plaintiffs assume right to lay their
tracks Eigteenth street, unconstitutional because
a private aud local bill, which the leg gslature mad
power pass the time and that furthermore the
time for acting upon such franchiEo had expired and
that 1t was consequently forfeited
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. Nov 2Osailcd, bark Tam OShanter, Patter-
Sau Francisco
ALExANDRiA Nov a7-Arrived steamer + q Knight
scnrs Helen Hashrouck, Hoboken; Morris Perot urom
saiied-schr Chas + Sampson from Georgetown, for
.,ApPoNAUG. Nov 27-Arrivod, schr r King. Bliven.
BosfoN Sov 2s-Arrived bark Fury. Everett. Phiadel
pha schrs Caleb Eaton savage Turks Isand Ncposet.
Wiley Virginia: Howard Williams " ainwr
~ spencer Haskell; Florence Tower Adams. and La.
ze McNchci Tanning Port johnson Julis Pratt, Nick
Anes Endicosi; y b Everman Lloyd Ncliis Jcrrlli.
vanderkerehsn Ba,oman Hail, Lowell Noaeii,
frank % coaSsaI ."s Eoh smith esrc Msna KINNEY
Green Nickerson, aud Charles Raymond. Kelly. Phla-
Also arrived brig William Robertson Peak Turks Island
schrs peAter Tiak Curtis: Hoooken; james Martin.
u ss Sw ANNIE ss
ingalls,; ane William Crocxer. Kelley, Port johnson
burger Newei: William Thomas. Thomas: Martha
Msii,n Bsss; stephen srans H"1ang Mary q
cinir Edwards irelis; Aimon ird Drinkwa,sr William
Whttsker Carl: Mary Mankin llurd; HAITI. q Dow,
Mhtmoe; Taskcr Leeds. aud Timothy Field. Leland,
philadelphia; u li. nawiey; West Dennis, crcweh,
CITY Geo Il tes.enden, Beck. AIsxanaris.
cIeared-s.eamer VIM Crane, Taylor. Baltimore bark
Prince; q + Whitman, McDonaid. Sc Pierre iqusonj
aed--stcamers Rattesnake Allentown; barks Cornga,
BALrlMORE Nov 27-Cleared (not arrived barks Noe!
!br knowlton. Londonderry; DHnnebrog tDanj Ihuroe
asth-Arr steamers Falcon Kirby. Charleston: Geo
Appold Lovclnnd Boston; ships Crusader Brl Dnrkce
yarmouth ~ Elm Ksnnsy as Davis sa ayssysSl sS
Rochelle. schrs Jacob HASKELL, csows Trslee; I
SSw s'n Yss go,s sdss Gas
bsrly. DO; Matthew Kennsy sherman. Boston.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
OBSCENE PHOTOGRAPHS.

John Manning, bookdeaier, Of No. 60 New Chambers
street, arrested last evening by Anthony Comstock
special agent of the Post Office Department, and De
teciivc J. A. Britton on warrant issued by Judge
Morgan Manning charged with selling obscene
photographs, one of which, IT is alleged, he sold to
agent OF Mr. Comsiock. He Was locked up In the
Sixth precinct police station and VIII be taken to the
Tombs Court this morning.
CHRISTOPHER Fox No 500 Third avenue, charged with
selling obscene books arrested last evening by Mr.
Coms.ock, Detective Brltion and officer Mulyy OF to
Twenty precinct and lodged Tor the night IN the
sixth precinct station house He resisted and
called or his gang' to hep him, but the officers
ceedcd in getting the prisoner passing car and in
Keeping HIM.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A NEW IMPROVED FIVE
FariIox BANK, ENTRANCE DELAWARE BAv.
A few weeks since. committee from the Philadelphia
Board Of Trade, insurance companies and merchants Of
Philadelphia mt the invitation o ana Capt
George White y, Inspector ct Lighthouses, 6c.,
dstyict. visited New York harbor
the aids navigation in that locality while here they
visited the invitation Of Capt Walker OF th. Light
house Board a Washington. an automatic or signal of
SANDY HOOK. and aiso substantial new rhtshp and i'm
proved log which then lying In the East River
and nearly completed
The committee were much pleased with the perfect
model latter ship her great strength aud thuougn
and effective cqupment that they sent petition nunsr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
srE1swAY HALL-MozART CLUB.

THIS admirable organization, composed Of members
sf Theodore Thomas orchestra their second
cert last evening, and it IN many respects moro
Interesting than It's predecessor. The octet for wind
instruments by Mozart and Hummel's well known
scp,et were the main features OF the concert Tho
bright aud beautiful thoughts of the Raphael of music
In the former work were conveyed with viviness and
spirit 4y the play who seemed TO enjoy the various
noyeiients with infinite zesl The octet OF artists
consisted OF the iollowingTwo obocs, Messrs j. Eer
and Oh, Stowasser; two carionets, Messrs IT, hayser
and siopcran; two horns, Messrs II. schmltz and A.
Eiicr; Two bassoons, Messrs L. Reuter- and Hochstein
The scpio (piano, flute, Oboe horn viola, cello and
bassi was played with remarkable elect, by Messrs.
j. Quicken T. Rictzei j. Ellcr, II. Schmitz A. Rosen
becker. ". Rcineccus aud uthof The full power OF
the seven instruments ana the individual excellence oil
each. especially Mr. Dulckens brilliant variations on
tho subject OF the Anodnis, combined with a just
balance Of Tone when undue predomnance on the part
OF any player prohibited, lent new charm 10
the performance OF the scptet Beethoven's scren-
ade violin, viola and cello, and some vocal seec
tions, sung by Miss Antona Henne, completed ths at
tractyc BILL
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

DOG SHOW IN BALTIMORE.

The Maryland Poultry and Fancicrs' Association
dave been making arrangements for some time past
tor holding a dog show in that city. Kennels In all
parts OF the country have been heard from and ind
cations are that It will be OF tho successful
exhibitions OF the kind that has takcn place in
Maryland The association have offered prizes oil over
81, 500, and tho hotels, business houses ana many
leading citizens have added special prizes o! equal
value. The show will commence on January 2, and
remain open i've dayg EnIres Will close on Decem-
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Sailed from New Bedford Nov 81. bark Merlin, sturses
for indian Ocean.
Sailed from Marion Nov ~. schr VIM Wilson. Barstow,
from New Bedford for Atlantic Ocean.
letter from Capt Ellis OF bark swallow, of NIB. reports
her at Tenerie Nov with bbs since leaving Fayal
AS bbs oil all tod all we'll Would sail next day
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SAILED

Steamers Idaho tBr) for Liverpool: Montgomery. Fer
nandina. &c Gen Barnes Savanuah Wyanoke Richmond
&c; Agnes. Phmdephia; ship Black Hawk. San Frsacco
barks francesca Bella aniba tta Cork; Celesna (Aus
do: ms BOYD tBr, from Dublin. Phadelpnia brigs
rca us Cork Clara Pickcns, Corunna and cadiz
Gonaives.
Wind at sunset. WNW
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SPOKEN.

Bark Heos Ger from Pau for New York. % days out.
Nov % lat Al. lon 50 10.
Bark Lorena baltimore for Marsees, date. lat
81. Ion IS.
Schr Washington Berry from New York via Charleston
Tor Galveston, Nov Is. ITO miles west Of Tortugas
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature lor tho past twentyfour hours compar
ison with tho corresponding Of year as indi-
Gated by tho thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
Hrva "a Ruldinp.-
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
ABANDONED CHILDREN.

Average temperature yestcrday 80.
year. as