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The New York herald., 1876-12-03

steamer ycckar Ger. wilieserod Bremen via southamp.
steamer hanmonia Ger,. voss, Hamburg Plymouth
kunhardt h Co.
ship G" A''p''e' e'A'' ~ steam
steamer Clyde Kennedy Havana-wm CLYDE 4 Co
Steamer sine Of fexas. Nckcrson. Galveston via Key
Steamer Lone STAR Forces New Orieans-Bogert Nor
steamer San Jacinto Hazard savannah-Geo Yonco
Steamer City Of Atlanta. Woodruff. Charieston-Jas W
Steamer Regulator, poane. Wilmington and Morehead
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-oid Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer John Gibson. Masingo. Georgetown. De-
Steamer Fanny cadwaadcr, Clark. Baltimore-w DAl.
Steamer Bidde. Davis Phadelphia-Tas Hand
steamer Gen Whitney Hailett Bcston-Ii + Dim"
Bark lone tBr, Mcbride, London-Peabody, Willis 4
BARK Lima schwoon tGer,, Horn. Bremen-Funch Edye
Bark Ilaakon HaaKonsen. Hanre. Rot,erdam-Funch.
Tars EvaneiI Iiichborn Genon-Carver Rarnes
Bark Calcutta utaD Lauro. Marseiies--rancn, Edye 4
Bark Alexander Campbell, Bunker. cenfuego gos-simp
iris Fr,hiof Nor) Jeremassen salonica- -runch Kdys
90.
Brig omcr tBr), Perkins. st Thomas-Mller 4 Hough
Brig Nellie tBr!: Rood. St Thomas-Peniston 4 Co.
Brig Nellie, Higgins 81 Johns Auti2uD-Dwight
Brig Neno Hustled Brewster Port au Prnce-Bret Son
Brig Henry a Taocr Benson, Fulton cexas, -Tupper
Bcnite.
Brig Whitaker Cotton. Portland. Mc-C l. snow.
schr Hannah McLoon Keen, Liyerpool-H 4 Brown 4
Co
scr Robert han whttcmore. Porto Allegro (BrariD-
Weinberg 4 Co.
scnr Roena Arabell Carberry, Point-a-Pitre-Geo C
Blair u Son.
>chr Addle Bryant s,ubbs, Kingston, Ja-A II Solo
mon 4 Co
sclr szena. Plummer. Cardcnas-Brett. Son Co.
Schr Lizzie Tupper (Brl. Mcdaniel Hali.ax-J + Whit
ney 4 Co.
Sehr Geo Jewctt. Harm gton, st John. NB-Scammen
Bros.
schr Admiral. Smallwood, st Augustine, Fia-warren
Ray.
Scbr Ceres Alley. Bath. Me. via BostonChas Twing.
schr VIM Cory Ball Providence, III, via Perth Ampoy-
Racket a Bro.
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WEAIHEb hEFObIs
PLYMOUTH. Dec . PM-Wini SSW, fresh; overcast
FOREIGN PORTS.

BARBADOS, Nov iO-Arived, brig Britannia, Hotchkss.
New York.
ELslSoRr, Dec aArrved. bark Hoganas csw). ohssen.
GENOA Nov 3p-Arrived. bark Jamos Ward. Payne
HALIFAX, Nov 27-Arrved. schr Lord Mayo (Br. Watt.
Philadelphia.
Cleared asth schr Rinelead tB Anderap New York.
KINGSTON ia Dec lin port Megunticoo Hemingway,
for 81 Marys. TO sail same day.
LoxpoS Nov 2l-sailed. steamer Australia tBD. Sidey.
New York
HALrAx. Nov 2s-Arrived. schr ST Hubert. White. New
York
MAyAeuxz Nov I5-sailed. schr Sea Lion tBr,. Dean
Marrett Reed New York. 2lst. brig siuyl Brj, for
FajArdo.
Arrived previous Nov H. brig Eliza Thomson Gibson
New York tand sailed 2ist for Ponce).
In port Nov - schr Mary Weber. Harris from for
New York. idg oranges
New York.
prior to Nov l. schr Maggie Abbott. Abbott Now
PARAHynA DC, 2s-In port schr Exel tBr). for United
PnnNAanuco Nov s-Arrived, bark Casco Penny. New
York
foxx, Nov 7-Anived brig Virginia. Dsvereaux. Now
York
PoRr MuLGRAvF. Nov IS Arrived schr Heather, from
Prince Edward Island for New YORK.
Rio JASsRo. Oct 26-Arrved. brig Malaga (Br). Kerr
sailed 3rrh. schr Mag -c Gray IIudgins Baltimore
In "ort Oct % bark Crontadt tBr Greene, from New
castle.
In port Nov I, brig II Cleaves. Cummings. for New
York.
(Brl. Tor New York.
SHANGHAI Oct 6--Arrived bark Lulu Schultz, Foochow.
sailed Oct IL. bark Ana Lord Chefoo.
SuEDiAc Nov 2i-Sailrd. schr Norman Smith. Ayr.
Nov 16Cleared, bark Guseppina utaD for New
Orleans.
Sailed Oct - bark Giuseppe Lanata dtap New Orleans
(before reported in mort Oct 2Sl.
In Oct - brig Gustav Adolph Sw). for New York.
with 67uD bags o. coffee
sr Tnox.s Nov ~ Put in bark vbilea (Br) Kenuey,
Livcrpooi Tor andy Hook l>ce Miscellany
VICTORIA Nov asArrived steamer City or Panama, Sea-
bury, San Francisco.
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Shoai at noon I'd inst she lies bIlged She
abandoned. aud nothing is known OF the crew.

Shoai noon. I'd inst, where she Hes biged She was
abandoned aud nothing 10 known OF the crew.
ScnR MSsEHAnA from New York. which arrived At Per-
nambuco Oct IL reports Aug 81 encountered hurricane
filing decks with and carrying away boats galley
&C.
tucket shoals with her ai and ib aud gan tops
hanging her masts head bearing from Cross Kip Light
ship SE bv about miles DISTANT sapt BRAGG OF tuo
steamer Franconia. from fsrianc. At this port
BELFAST, Me- Nov 3D-sthr q Taylor. lumber loaded
Bangor gloucester Mass into this harbor
tnaton she leaked badly and tho pumps we're Kept
working continually till the night of the 2st when ia the
intense darkness she ashore Lobster Cove near
seal Harhor and . In position II Is doubt
fu ~ she saved The Taylor % tons register anu
haied from Boston
BRIDGEPORT Dee l-Ycsterday morning the tugboa Ack
erman with coal barges tow. into while OH
Westpor chr Palestine from Pawtncket for Port John
so tug had her buixarks stove in aud the pilot mousse
carried away but the schooner only slightly damaged
ne tug Gladiator towed the disabled vessels into this har
Dor aud they afterwards taken TO New York Tor re-
pairs
KEY wKsr. Dec 2-Paft OF carg, Of brig Abo II Halls
Brl, from Porto cabeo New York. wrecked on Long
Bay. has been saved IN good condition.
SAN Francisco Dec 2rhe Pacific NAH CITY of
has recently undergone extensive repairs and then
ing and Is in first class condition She carried
Si,O 20 y in treasure
AMERICAN LLoyps-We have received the November
and Foreign shipping published by larisrorne King,
find 1t full aud complete IT the special
aud oil vessr IL contains
Of activity in commerce II would look though the long
stagnatior near its end.
LAuNcHED-The bark Quickstep. built Port Lud-
high water November l5 She will be commanded by
Capt George Fake.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CRY OF CHESTER dr. Leitch. which to
sailed yesterday Tor Liverpool busted her pipe
while lying at her dock aud Is detained until day
MARY of the Morgan Line from City for
Texas with assorted struck ArAnsas
Bar Thursday morning. ana after went - pieces
The vessel and will be total loss. amounting
$l25Uou No lives lost The properly uninsured.
BARK vintiIA Br), Kenny, from Liverpool for sandy
HOOK before spoken with mainmast sprung,
into ST Thomas nov 2S with mainmast sprung
ScuR MARY PIcRARp. before reported with manm ast
gone. south of Highland Light, bound from
bedford 20 1T Ohm H. aud had been into by schr
Kate Rich. of New Jersey, miles OF shore lcr
mast gone, and hat otherwise injured Sehr
Willie Ery Boston lays by her to tow her port when
the weather is favorable having made Intellectual
tempt Assistance offered by the station, but de-
clincd
scnR CARRIE W. from New York For Portsmouth,, put into
Gloucester tuesday. with loss OF manboom.
scHR MAaY LOUISE Of Bueksport struck Tucksrnuek
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Steamer sai.. Dessinafio~I
In arndor ........ Dec 80 Havre. -, broadway
suevis...........iJan 4.liiamburz. l6l Broadway

r1-SOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN NrRADEs-captsins or officers
ovese engaged coasng aud foreign trade observ
the facts the HERALD that II may be
brought publicly to the attention OF the authorities
letter addressed 10 the editor of the HERALD. New York
city, giving accurately possible The number and posi-
displaced broys the OF their rein"vai Will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic and racine
the american Continent When they are observed
the European in the Mediterranean
Il requested that information bc sent either by telegraph
letter the London Office Of the SKw YORK HERALD 10
Fleet street. London tho Paris Office 81 Avenue dc
ropera. Paris Where tic telegraph used dispatches
may DO addressed bennett AZ Fleet street. London OF
"Bennett 81 Avenue do iopera Paris" Where eases OF
displacement observed In the OF countries beyond
the reach OF the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
communicate with upon reaching the first conven-
iet This information will be csbled free OF charge TO
the HERALD and published.
pJ-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT SIGHT.-The Nrw yonx
HERALD has adopted distinguishing coston night signal
board ths HERALD yscht showing while
other in succession. and be several miles distant
Captains Of vessels seciag tks signal will obige US
by preparing marine they tor the SHIP
News Department Of tho HERALD.
a-Persons desrous OF with vessels arriv-
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht. Pier No East River. New
YORK Letters received from all OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
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A FEARFUL KANSAS STORY.
SLEEPING WITH A BOA CONSTRUCTOR.
from the Kansas C,ty Mail;

SLEEPING WITH A BOA CONSTRUCTOR
From the Kansas City MALI
Sam Johnson, OF this city, formerly Deputy Con-
stable, very losing his life lately and II he
had there would have been a general expression OF
opinion that he tempted his fate by an exhibition of
singular ioolhardness and strange contempt Of the
most ordinary prudence. For time ohnson has
had the care of an immense snake OF the boa con-
sricor species. This was left in Johnsons
charge by the proprietor of siIc shows that
with Howe's circus late visit to this place
The snake had been Sick ana fearing tha. It would die
II it cartcd about from place TO place Its owner
made arrangement with Johnson to take care OF IL
until such time as II should be ior 10 again ap-
pear IN the exhibition. sam has paid all needed
attention Attention 70 ms snake.hip' ard the hugo
under his consiuerate ana careful attention. johnson
had tried 10 establish friendly relations with the
snake. ana iiatcred himself thar he had succeeded
very well. Two or three nirhts ago when the weather
turncd suddenly and severely cold johnson found
that the boa was benumDed with cold and apparently
half dead. Win strange disregard OF consciousness
he took the malt frozen snake its box and placed
II in his own warm bed from which he had risen lie
then returned 10 bed intending, when the snake
should revive from It's chilled and beuum bed cou,
ton, To replace IL in its box. Unfortunately johnson
icil uo dozc, and then into deep Sleep From his
SOUND slumbcr he was awakened by a horrible sense
OF sunocat.on about hs chest. He awoAe TO una
himself III the terrible coils the boa con.
strictor which had been warmed TO nte and lurv IN
Johnson's bed. The unfortunate man comprchcnded
In instant his fearful danger Great drops OF sweat
started to his brow as IN an agony oi horror he real
iZed the nature of MS peril. With the energy OF
despair he grasped the snake with both hands and
with almos, supcrhuinau strength ana in n manner he
scarcely recall. succeeded In uncollug its
hateful folds from his body dragged the struggling boa
To its box and safely secured II in old quarters
severe nervous attack succeeded the fright aud horror
the strange combas had occasioncd. and not mother
wink d'd johnson sleep that night He can concratu-
late himself that he escaped easily and that
less temerity did not receive tho fatal punishment IL
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
THE CHURCH AND STAGE.

To THx EDITOR HERALD
In view OF tho unusual interest taken by the public
in the present shakcsrearian revival the article on
"rhc Church aud Stage published in a recent issue
OF the HiRALD was timely. A commendabio feature
OF the HERALD is that always treats plays and
mons alike-witn tuil reports aud editorials Tho an
tagonism with which the Church treats tho theatre
engaging public attention an extent which must
prove Interesting and exciting. The complete
reformation or tho stage undoubtedly Is desirable IL
only be accomplished however, through the power
OF the press aud the puipll. Thc Church cannot de-
stroy tho theatre; but without support
he clergy tho theatre mpars usefulness Of the
Church = very serious extent IL IL condition Of
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DA,
HIGH WATER
PORT OF NEW YORK. DEC. 2, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wElrEsIoNE TELEoRAPH LINE

REPORTED ny HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wElrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer France Br Aliree. London Nov 6, with mdse
a. and g a e ns s ssun s - s & ron
la Al Ion u 2o Gnion steamer bound do Dec lar ~
-. lon 81 81, State line steamer bound do
IS s. Boston nSss Dec si viii dss s Wrls, Co.
Steamers Bengal tBr Douglass, ioxohama Sept Hiogo
sue. aosn Port said so Malta nov T. Gibraltar at 18th a.
Co. s ses
Gibraltar The Bengal came 10 this port via Long Isaud
steamer Herman Livingston. Mallory. Savannah. days.
Steamer Cleopatra. Buckley. Charleston days with mdss
sa sna ssss % 90 HAD very heavy
Isaac Bell. Lawrence. Richmond City Point and
sSTs ssp ca with "d'' and to Old Dominion Steam
steamer Abcmaric. Gibbs, Lewes Del with mdse to the
steamer Reading coburn Phadelphia, with the
Steamer Panther, Mills. Phladelphia for Boston Put
BARK Titania tof Liverpool Hrst Pernambuco Oct IL
wit with sugar to IS owring Arehoad Crossed the Equator
wsW in which the vessel hove her beam ends. and
in this condition laid three hours the deck during whole
days north Of Hatteras with strong and NV winds Nov
schr Paul Thompson. Brown Virginia.
p4-Bark A Parr tBr). which was anchored in the
lower bay. came up to the city 2G. AM.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer searet tBr Dawson summersde Ms. via Pic
Steamer r"neon,a Bragg Porsiana Tor New Yore
Steamer CITY OF New Bedford. Fish. New Bedford for
New York
steamer Galatea. Walden. Providence Tor New Yo-s
Brig Thomas Turul Bates. New Haven for New YORK.
Schr B Wharton. Bush. Gardiner, Me. for New York,
Sehr Red Wing. Racket, Nantucket Tor New York.
Sehr VIM q Cargl. Rich Fall River Tor New York
Schr James Diverty, Candy. Pawucket for New York.
Schr Albert Pbaro bingham. Providence for New York.
Schr Belle SesnHu Seaman. Providence for New York.
Schr Tuns Dcpcw, Baker, Providence for New York.
Schr Mountain Laurel, Mo-rell. Providence for New
York.
Schr + J Munsell. Thorn, Providence for New York.
Schr Fashion Carberry. Providence for New York.
Schr Albion, Hatch Providence FOR New York.
Schr Lucy Wentworth, Long Providence for Now York.
Schr Annie L Willets. Wilcts. New London for New
York.
schr Bella Peck. Avery. New London for Now York.
Schr Geo t;illum, Peck, Portland. at, for New York.
Schr Charlie Miller. Jones, New Haven for New York.
Schr A II Hulbnrt Griffin. New Haven tor New York.
Schr Lizzie Taylor, New Haven Tor New York.
Schr Foam. Seaman. New Haven Tor New York.
Schr Curtis Goodwin. shropshire, New Haven for New
York.
schr B Carrington Parker. New Haven for Baltimore.
Schr Liberty, johnson. Norwnlk for New York
Schr ADbic Wasson. Lord. Bridgeport for New York.
schr Henry Clay, Cox, STAMFORD for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Gen Whitney. Hailett. New York for Boston
Schr Champion tr), Granville, New York st Ohm
NIB.
scnr Georgia. Cottrell. New YORK for Boston.
Schr Harvest, Corwin, New York for Providence.
Schr l. A Toies, Wells New York Tor Greenwich.
Schr Charlotte Fish. Fish. Hoboken for Fall River.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM. Nov 3o-Arrived. brig Won Bsnun gsen
(Gor,. Roster. Wilmington. NC.
ASrwEnr. Dec 2-sailcd. ship Republic Br), Phillips
New York.
BREMEN. Dec 2-Arrved. barks Clara Ger. Hlmcr.
Baltimore: vick Mebane Ger, Whitesdes. Wilmington
NC Prind Oscar tNor) jensen Phladophiw via Queens
Professor schwesard tNor Causen New YORK via
do.
BouLoGSE. Nov 30-Arrved bark Post (Nor) Gundersen
New York.
CRooKHAvES. Dec 2-Saled. bark Lotus tBr, Curry,
United States.
DIAL Dec 2-Arrved ship Nevada. Kruger. Philadelphia
for Bremen Hamburg
GLOUCESTER Doc 2-Arrived. schr Thurlow, strout,
New York
sailed ID, bark Gaspe tBr), Thompson United States
GLASGOW. Dec 2Sailed. BARK Agir tNor,, Sandstrom.
United States
HULL. Dec 2-Arrived ship Aimo (Rus) Bremen. Phla-
dolphin.
HsLvoEr Dec 2-Anlvcd. bark Homborsund tNon, Neil
sen. New York via Queenstown.
IPSWICH Doc 2-Arrvcd. barks Insua Capri Nor) Dam
iesen. Bull River; Padre Francisco utaD. Marni Phila
delphia.
Sailed I'd bark Maria sehianino ItaD Scott. United
States.
HAxbuRc. Dec 2-Arrlved bark Mariana Ferro dtap,
Oste. New York via Queenstown.
LvKRpooL. Dec 2-Arrived. brig Roycro (Br). Purdy,
Charleston.
Sailed I'd. steamer Batavia t) Mouland New York
Queenstown; barks Ponsma (r) Gordon, United States;
u Chaplin. Bunker, New York.
LONDON, Dec 2-Arrived steamer Clamis Castle tBr)
Dickie. New York. bark stran (B) Bowen. Bull River
Cleared I'd ship Harold Haafager Nor) Halvorsen Uni
ted States bark Aquila (Nor), Gerrard. do.
LIxERcK. Dec 2-Arrived. bark Chmoea (Nor). Have.
New York.
LONDONDERRY Dec 2-Arrved. bark Benedetto 1ta)
CaAicro. Now Y York.
LISBON Nov 26sailed bark sus, Nikola United
States
MEssyA, to Dec 2-Sailcd. barks Clifton (Br), Snow,
Philadelphia; Ann Elizabeth. McDewitt. do.
NEWCASTLE, Dec 2-saed, burk Camilla GER. Bcckman,
New York.
PLYMOUTH Dec 2-Arrived. brig Retriever (Br), Phillips
Bull River.
QUEENSTOWN Dec 2-Arrived. barks Grad Carlovich
Aus), Parcuvich New YORK; Soune tItal). Cuneo, do
ROTTERDAM. Dec 2-Clesrod, brig Typhon (Nor), Thoms-
zen. United states.
Sailed from nelvoet I'd bark Minnie Allen soper New
York.
Rio JASEno. Nov 3O-saled pricvously barks Adelaide.
Bailey. Baltimore; Gamalie shaw. do.
SiLLorH. Dec 2-Arrived. bark Rebeccs Aus), Novak,
New York
WATERFORD. Dec 2-Arrivcd, bark Arcadia (Br), Andsr
on. Baltimore via Queenstown.
WEATHER REPORT.
PLYMOUTH Dec PN-Wiui SSW. frcsh. overcaat
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Friend and companion In the front OF war,
The arm u mine own body. aud the heart
Where mine its thoughts did kindlc.
THE PARK BANK ROBBERY.

(From the St John (N. b. Daily News, Nov. 90
The NEW YORK HERALD, OF the pa, publishes let
ter from David Power, Assistant Deputy Marshal to
detective Maoy. OF Halifax In reference to the arrest
OF Ellis and leaves the impression that the
Que 10 his efforts II was Sergeant Nicholas Power OF
the Halifax police who tracked the criminal and caught
HIM David Power having had nothing 10 do with It
whatever. Sergeant Nicholas Power had no knowledge
u Maloy, and comm dnication, direct indirect,
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SAILED

Steamers Adriatic Br), Liverpool; Italy fBr) do
City OF Santiago tr). do; Anchoria dr. GLASGOW. Ba
more t6erJ Bremen Ncckar Ger. do Amerique tfr)
Havre: Utopia tBr). London Cornwall tlIr). Brsto
Iammonis cGcr,. Hamburg Acapulco Aspinwa.: Clyde
lavnua; state OF Texas Galveston aud Key West; I'D
New Orleans San Jacnto Savannah City
Chsreston; Regulator. Wilmington NC; John Gibson,
Dc; Isaac Bell Richmond &c; Agnes Phila-
delpnis: ships Champion tS Lverpool Elizabeth lam
ilton, do TrauQuebar Breneu barks Adelhoim (yor).
Hull Wilhelm tuer). Hamburg
Wind at sunset. NV.
Barometer sunset, ~. 20: at midnight. 2DSa
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Merchants shipping and shpmasers informed
that by telegraphing the HERALD Londo Bureau ad
dressing Bennett. No. 80 Fleet London" to tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue rOpera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern OF and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the same will be cebled to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving AZ and sailing from French and Medi
ports will hnd the Paris office the oconom
cal and expeditions for telcgrapnln. nowA
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
A nrIo1spER TO 81. p"

A RLJOISDLE y. r.
To EDITOR OF THE HgRALp-
In reference 10 the dispute the final word in the
shakespearan passage 'the cony, that you dwells
where she is kndlsd, y have this 10 say-rhc sug
gestion minded was unucky one, and clearer
understanding OF the poets meaning now withdraw
H. "Kndlcd" and "knded" reciprocal terms,
either meaning "begotten" or "brcd IN kind, as in
biblical usage The mooted question is tho only in
stance in Shakespeare where the obsolete word
"k!nded" tas in this sensol is used. with the exccp-
ton OF The remote alluslon IN "Antony and Clcopa-
ira, ", ]. -
Friend and companion In the front OF war,
The u mine body. aud the heart
Where mine its thoughts did kindlc
The word s'knded" is used by Spenser, but by
Shakespeare aud believe II TO be the word,
ana "kindedh corruption. Rosalind IN effect,
wishes say that the cony homogcceal TO
crags she Is TO the forest
The instance cited by y. p in "Hamlet" as "puz-
zlcr'-viz. "A little more than kin and less
kind Is OF tho same pattern ono IN sRchard H.,
". L.
And in this seat OF tumultuous shall with
kin and kind with kind confoGnd
II 10 be exchange Of nearly identical terms;
or, on sirict grounds OF ctymoogy would take kin"
TO mean relation, and 'sknd" nature. JuNIUS.
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
THE AQUARIUM.

The New York Aquarium mas received quite an in
serestng and valuable addition the wonders within
its tanks the recently captured sea otttr
These pretty captured on the Mackenzie
River, and are nicely trained ana domcsticatcd 80
much 50 az to follow their keeper Wherever hc goes.
The white nsh eggs, Of which 10 much are
The New York herald., 1876-12-03

things that reflects only the Church. In "Hamet'
Shakespeare. who would not make OF "swect religion
a rhapsody Of words, USED .'the piay as means OF
striking rcmorse TO the blood-gaty conscience OF
king J. W.
FuTH AvEsug HorRL. Dec /, 1875
The New York herald., 1876-12-03

expected. have arrived. and now undergoing the
process OF hatchng the fish Matching department OF
the institution. The man eaters have not yet arrived
although they momentar ly expected Several
rariiles also expected from the Bermudas and
Florida coast, al both Of which places tho Aquarium
has had special expeditions.
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Dee schr Ellen Rodman VII
bur, for Atlantic Ocean.
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Ship N Blanchard. Lofing. from New York for San
Francisco. Nov 20. LAT SO ", Ion 1873.
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or pEPARTuRE NEw YORK roR rup voxru
NIL
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AfteT tHt slUFIHy mtasufts OF wagner Il posi-
tive reIIcf TO giidc into the bright sunshine OF
Beethoven. Seldom has the Fourth symphony been
enjoyed with such a Keen zest How every eve
frightened when the long drawn measures Of tic
addgio heard, be followed by tho
JOY yous allegro The beauty OF the second move
revealed in It's sofcst nts by tho orchestra
and the allegro rirdce seemed 10 Halter IRON h,.
strings and reeds The nnale, splendid triumph Tor
tho orchestra, brought tins remarkable conccrt
close, pad sent the audience away with BeethoycD's
music IN their hearts ears, TO dream OF the
'wbose existence was immortal drama; the clouG
that oats between heaven earth, the surface
oil the eighteenth and centuries sometimes
pregnant with lightning, scattering blessing
and then breaking into thousand raysn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-24
COL0RED PEOPLE AND THE
METHODISrs.

The Methodist, leading religious
paper o! the denomination of that name,
iadulges in some very sensible discourse
in reference to the colored people. 1t
says that if the whites really wish to pro-
tect the blacks in their rights they must
lay aside political passion, give up the
effort to II ass them in one party, and the
whites in another, and endeavor to study
some plan by which the two races may
be brought together politically. To
DO this there must be organized in the
South, outside OF politics, a Christian
public opinion favorable to the rights Of
the blacks, which opinion must be sup
ported at the North. One of the great
sins of the day is indiscriminate con-
domination of Southern Christians BY
Northern Christians. The Methodist
adds: Ever aimee the war noble body
OF men in the South have waited for our
help and received our scorn. Every
avenue 10 US We have sought to close,
and, answering with passionate war fury
TO their cries for alliance. we have done
what we could TO drive them to despair"