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The New York herald., 1876-10-23
TEMPERANCE.

LECTURE BIZ MISS FRANCES WILLARD.
Last evening Miss Frances Willard. 'the gifted Sec-
retary Of the National Temperance Association" as
sho announced, delivered temperance lecture at
the Eghtsenth street Methodist Episcopal church. In
beginning her address she alluded 10 the timo when
she Sunday school teacher. Then, she said.
did not know there were any such things as .'rum-
shops" her walks she used to churches and
schools and bookstores, but never did she observe
liquor store. When tho crusade, however, began,
some years ago. her attention called 70 these
places and from her experience during that tmo she
gave horrible description of the picturing Avarice
behind the counter dealing out insanity to the
chaser, Appetite.
she had also called at Brewers Hail. There she had
noticed inscription which looked as innocent q
lamb, but was as insidious as a serpent II twas
From golden grain and fragrant hops
We quick distil the magic drops.
These magic drops the cause of murder and in
sanity and the desecraon OF thousands OF homes To
get idea OF The amazing harm the trac In sprituous
liquor did IL was necessary only TO look at q lew
ngures In America there 250 900 saloons $50 900
saloon Keepers, and $3.50 600 900 annually realized
by this infamous trafc thus It becomes apparent
much Tor drink expend Tor food, and
four times than give out or clothing
These figures appalling, she said, and they deserved
the attention OF every honcst-innded lover OF his
country, Tor il should bc borne in mind that rum
shops in "A republic are powder mine with lighted
torch near IT, From rulnshops come all frauds, all
stuffed ballot boxes at the elections and all grcat swim
dies. THIS must DO done away with, however and tho
only point whore tho interest could be electually
attacked was by aiming the blows at It's pockctboox
"Wo must have prohibition laws" exclaimed Miss
willard, ''or. we women now call II, home protcc-
ton" II the attempts OF tho associations
were no, successful immediately, let them try again
though first sighted and sconed thoir
triumphed In tho cnd
The New York herald., 1876-10-23
YESTERDAYS FOG.
A DAY Fon STEAM WHISTLES IN THE HARBoR-

DAY FoR STEAM WHISTLES IN THE HARBoR-
INTERRUPTION OF FERRY TRAVEL.
For three mornings past thero have been light carly
day did the mist become enough Interfere at
all with Navigation. At nine O'clock instead OF clear
ing away, happened the two previous days, the
fog begun TO thicken curtanng the harbor with its
heavy shades. The southeast wind and flood
tide adod In rolling the vapory mass,
which, between the hours OF twelve and one
O'Clock became almost impenetrabc. Upon the
East River most difficulty experienced
for tho reason that traffic is much greater and tho
current swiiter than tho other side. good many
schooners passing down the river, and the fer
ryboats were necessarily very cautious in making
their crossings. Fog whistles were in demand, and
while the different steamers went pecring their TO
their objective stations carnival Of 'hootings and
tootines' was kept up, in which the shr screaming
tugs g cSnsp,lcaSRsy Sa,',cS joined ,r !. n,.,r !.
Serted and the crryboats had only those Of their kind
to descry and tSod. Slow time the rule Dut tho
hndrancs TO travel was much lighter than on the East
side. The io& TOO, considerably less, though tho
reverse IS ofte6er the case.
alter one O'Clock the wind veered little tho
southwest, and the banks Of io2 gradually lifted aud
disappeared
Tney returned again in the evening ard became
worse than IN the forenoon, seriously impeding ferry
travel and causing great delay and annoyance. Az
O'Clock the boats Of the Roosevelt street ferry
entirely withdrawn, and the numerous milk, iarm
wagons and pedestrians were compelled to take boats
the foot OF Grand street This of the Terry
company causes much Inconvenience, as the trailc
is very great and tho unusual precaution which
1t seems to Indicate against loss OF life and damage
the boats from fact that the company will
lot take any responsibility in the matter and make
the pilots pay all damages incurred the boats when
the weather hazv. fhs pilots OF course. VIII
risks and, constituting themselves tho judges OF the
weather, run just when they please during thick
weather and without regard to the necessities Of the
nnhlt
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STRIKE OF coMpos1ToRs.

ACTION TAKEN IN CONSEQUENCE OF DEMAND
FOR REDUCTION OF wAoEs ON THE TIMES
Las, evening a number Of the compositors employed
upon the Times struck work consequence Of certain
demands made by the proprictors Of that paper re-
curing reduction OF their wages. The strike was
made at the command or Typographical Union No. Q,
to which most OF the compositors OF this city belong.
The order OF the Union was not gwen until las.
evening, and IL 10 not known just how
many OF tho Times compostors then quit
work Is expected that nearly all or them will do
So they arc mostly included among the members OF
the Union Quite number OF them were collected In
groups around the vicinity Of The Times ollce last
evening. discussing tho situation. They firm
in thor conviction OF tho dcserycdness of their
action and were satisfied that the proprclors 81 the
paper had treated them unjustly They said they had
not only demanded reduction OF thcir wages, but
also required them 20 sever their connection with the
typographical Union.
Tna coNrosiroRs STATEMENT.
Tho following account OF the disagreement between
the propretors OF the Times and The compositors was
obtained by a HERALD representative from reliable
source and from prominent members OF the Typo
Some time ago strike was made by the members OF
Tor niteen weeks; was partially failure, aud
finally compromised This strike Was purely
confined to the book and JOB trade, having
no connection whatever with tho morning
papers II aterward became evident 10 the
members OF the Union thai reduction OF the price OF
composition upon tue papcTS just
The propretors OF the Times considered re-
ducton In the prce OF composition necessary and
cordingly mace a demand Tor such reduction both in
the price and time work. This paper the
only morning newspaper that made such demand
The Cnion taking into consideration the partial failure
OF the book and job strike and the entire situnton as
1t presented itself altered its scale OF prices aud made
reduction of ten per cent Up 10 that time the
price OF composition had been nity 1--we cents per
thousand ems, but tho Unon reduced II TO fifty cents
per Thousand This concession resulted in a reduction
OF the price of composition in all newspaper Offices.
q le To- n ty.na Ter
prietors. subsequently the wages OF men employed
upon the weekly papers were reduced-nrst OF those
employed on piece work and then Of those employed
time.
The Typographical Union held meeting yesterday for
the rst mc since the reduction voted and after
considering the matter fully. ordered Its members 20
leave the Times Office. There already considerable
sum IN tho treasury but they voted TO assess each Of
their members II certain percentage upon earnings,
sufficient 10 support every man ON strike.
The New York herald., 1876-10-23

furser ohm Mackay OF steamer California from Glas-
gov. has thanks tor his attentions
STEAMER l. MATTER hauled tho marine rail-
oughly repaited and will then make her trip
sfn RI. n, & mar from ra, Gilbert Ms
heavy gale 18th inst. in which lost deck load wood ay
ing jb, water casks. stove bulwarSs. &c.
D.sAsrsRs IN AUGUST The Direction or the Bureau
yeritss has published the following statistics OF mari
concerning all ass:-saing vessels reported icst0so
fsneh. spanish DANISH Aussrss fsaian smcd
ish Of which the nationality is unknown; total 49, in
steamers reported ioss-e English Germsn American
Belgian, Portuguese: total H..
BosToS Oct 22-The heavy fog prevailed on Sstur
day seriously intercred with movements OF vessels
Is from a . .s s
Elsie which accompanied tho steamer Parnia hee
broke portion OF her fan.
HAVANA. Oct 22Tho hurricane which visited this section
September have been received from
s so M Ss% ~ G Sa
OF without damage and the American schr George Pea
nsr,ns.ie broken There Were no other aesaen.s 10
Vessels SIX I were sunk and
day and compelled to throw overheard 1870 bales
had no hopes of saving the vessel.
HALIFAX. Oct 22B Adea wylie Capt. Master. from
Hanger for Boston o. laden with bricks Is ashore Woods
Harbor, shelburne
snIrauILDSG-Thcre will be built At the yard Of W
ior cSpi Brown. iase i brig sss Martin " - ''.'
yard of Smith Il Townsend.
LAUScHEDAt Fsrhaven, Oct 1s from the yard Of War
Neteton. Hnc schooner about 800 owned
nson Brown Of New London. and TO be In charge Capt
Bailey v Croon former aster of the schooner Florence
Bailey She to be called tho Jose Gomez and employed
in the West lndin fruit trade.
ns sas: a as ;ss
by Sawyer, Capt Warren (who will comm aud her
and others Of Mlbrid2e, Nckerson Co. Of Boston;
Simpson, Clapp 4 Co. OF New York.
Al Millbridge. Me. Oct L. from the yard of Nathan
Hinckley brig Henry Wing. about 500 tons aaron
Email, mssor) and owned by him, the builder John Swan
SON. OF New York. and othera
The price of Ae HERALD fo-ddu and hezcsforkh mill
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The price o, TIE HERALD to-day aud hencefora wiu
be three cents

DC ctree ccnfx
pS-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN IRADE.-Captains Or officers
vessels in the coasting aud foreign
ng displacement removal Of buoys requested
30 communicate the facs the ERALp. that may be
drought publicly the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor OF tho HRGkp Now York
ctyn giving accurately possible the and posi-
kn Of displaced buoys the Of their removal Will
tncc all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
csts ofthe American Continent When they
the European countries in the Mediterranean
Il requested that be either by telegraph
etcr tho London Office Of the Nav YoRR HssALp 40
Ft street. London, ths Parts oice. 6l Avenue de
rUkera Paris Whore the telegraph is used dispatches
mai DO addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London"
"B@nct 81 Avenue de rOpera. Paris" Where Of
observed In the countries beyond
the OF tho telegraph, in Asia Africa captains
maJ communicate with reaching the hrst
This information will be cabied free Of charge
tho bkRALp and published.
nAyorICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS kSTER1NG
TuElPoRT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr.-rhe NEW yong
HknAkD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
TOR use on the HERALp yacht showing while
coors red red changing from to tho
other and bc several miles distant
CAPTAINS OF vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige
by preparing any marine they for tho ship
News Department OF the HERALD.
sS-Persus desrous with vessels arriv
ing a. New York By addressing such vessels
ears Of unaxLD ysshs, Pier No. East Rivos. New
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Oct 21saiied. steamer August Andre CBoig)
Grevc New York brig John swan, Gslson, do
ALICANTE. Oct 2i-Arrived. schr G Morrison. Smith.
New York.
BRxxrS Oct 2o-Arrvcd, barks Calcutta (Br). Lewis.
New York; 2lst. Augvad (Nor). Larsen. do.
Sailed 2is bsrks Marco Polo cIer). schafer. Now York
Eduard er) Halbenstadt North America; Frigats Bird
lNor. Won dor LipDe. do; Leoni, 90.
DuSpALK. DC, 2I-Arrived. bark L Psndsrgas Or y.
Bates, New York.
GxrLx-saed bark Uirka csw,. Tangrca, Phiadeiphia;
Lima. do.
GinnALrAR. ocs 2i--sansds brig cysis Dow Qrcn Nsv
York;, Lsghorn.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyPicE or THE CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 23-l A. n.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE TIE CHIKP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 23-l A. n.
Probabilities
For the South Atlantic States, falling followed by
rising barometer, warm, southerly winds shifting to
cooler westerly. and threatening and rainy weather
For the Guli States rising bar ometer 10 north
Winds cooler and clear clearing weather, followed
by rising temperature IN the Southwest
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, rising bar
ometer, colder west to north winds. and CLOUDY and
rainy followed by partly cloudy weather.
For tho upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, rising barometer, west to
north winds, colder clear partly cloudy weather.
succeeding rain areas in the first district and fol-
lowed by rising temperature in the two last.
For the lower lake region, falling followed by rising
barometer southcry winds, shifting to colder west
orly, and threatening and rainy weather
For the Middle and Eastern States. falling barome-
ter nearly stationary temperature ess,eriy 10 south
crly winds and cloudy and threatening followed by
rainy weather.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
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FArHKR PoiSr Oct 22-Arrived steamer Sardinan (Br)
Duiton Liverpool tor Montreal.
HAVANA Oct II Arrived, steamer City Of Mexico. Sher
wood, Vera Cruz &c tsce Miscelisny)
HALIFAX. Oct 2a-Arrived steamer Beta tBE, from 81
Thomas and Berinuda.
MoSrnKAL. Oct 2o-cleared. schr Skinner Of tho Sea,
Graystone, Cork
QuyBac Oct 20-Arrived steamer Ontario. Bouchette,
Lverpool ships Queen OF ngand Hansen. London: Roya
Charlie, Sinclair. Barrow; BARK Underwater, Robinson
London.
Cleared 2oh steamer Peruvian. Smith Liverpool ships
Zlngara Johuson. London: Hardwood. Blanche. Shieds
baks Augustine Mchcn, Sorel sken Jorgensen. London
Fourth November. Johansen, do
vIcroRiA Oct ls-Arrved steamer City of Panams, Sea-
bury San Francisco.
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HxLyoHT Oct 2i-saIlsd. bark Yara Yaxra Qrss Baggs
New Orleans: KsthinkA. for Savannah.
HAnsuRc. Oct ai-<rrivsd, bark Vale (Eor, Muller New
York..
Sailed 2is. schr Thos Plsbury Pitcher New orlssnA
LivEHrooL. Oct 2iArriyed steamer Lake Megantic 3D.
Battersby. Montreal.
sailed 2lst ship Eliza Kenny (Br) Davis Tybee; bark
Edward Jewett fBr). Msmquist New York.
PLYMOUTH Oct 2a-Arrved. steamer wieand (Ger), He.
bich, New York for Hamburg.
Sailed 2lst. william Batemsn. for PhiladelphiA
'rALERnoAnvcd, brig Lizzie Staples. stowers Bangor,
Me.
QuxrxsrowS. Oct -, PNArived steamer City OF Bsr
lin Br Kennedy Ssw York for Liverpool (and proceedd
Also arrived a2d steamer indiana Clark PhisdsphA for
Liverpool land proceeded).
SHARPNESS Oct 21-Arrved. bark Robinson Crusos Rob.
inson Boston for Gloucester
srErrIS. Oct 2o-Saled. bark IsAac Hall, Ryder. Nsv
York; brig Annie Dr. Wallace. do.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping aud spmasters informed
that by teleeraphing the YRALD London Bureau sd-
dressing Bennett No 10 Fleet street. Londou" tho
Paris office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de ropera.
Paris" the arrivals at and from European and
Eastern ports of American all foreign vessels trading
with tho United States the will be cabled this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing nom French and Mcdi-
will find the Paris office the economi-
cal and expeditions for secgrapnfng newa
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

COLLISION OF A FILIGuT TRAIN WITH A LOCO
MoTIvE-ENGIHEER AND FIREMAN KILLED.
kgsSE n. H., Oct %. 1874
lreight train coming down the Cheshire Railroad
to-day was run into by an upward bound 6ogno about
nvc miles IRON ihis place, and Henry Nj. Staples
engineer, aud Lewis Philips the fireman OF Tho freight
enginc killed The collision occurred On curve
due the oaricssness oil the managers the
upward bound engine, which was running wildly.
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A FATAL QUARREL.

Anthony Eckcrt has bccn Tor some time past away
from his family In Orange, and has been OF late a
behefciary a man named wngoo, Yesterday
Nfssrnoon he at ingoot's house. werdy alter
,ation broke out Eckert ordered from the house.
He refused to 90 and then put out He fell and
cracked his skull and died soon afcrward Wncther
he was thrown on thc stoop or fell Is not certain
though thinks no Toll and does not consider
. coroner's inquest necessary.
The New York herald., 1876-10-23
A TRIP TO THE CENTENNIAL

The members OF tho Cheap Transportation Associa
on are to visit the Centennial Exhibition Thursday
ncxt and there meet the members OF tho New York
Produce Exchange ana commercial bodies from other
Tho Gay is TO be known A. tho Kew York Com
merciai bay Centennisi history, and much
pleasure is anticipated iron the event
The New York herald., 1876-10-23
rxcxNDnnY YIRE IN NEW HAVEN.

Nxw HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct -, 1919
nre OF incendisry orian tonight destroyed iramc
building used Tor storage and and shed whay
avenue, which belonged 10 john J. osborn Tho Grs,
named building was rented by T. W. Bcccher OF Wood
BRIDGE and the fourth barn In which he was inter-
ssted which has boon fired by lncondiar.es within
abort time. The loss II sstnateo ~ 81 900.
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SUICIDE BY POISON.

@s,..t Bosros, Oct. %. 1s7A
Francis Vernon took lodging at station No 10 last
night, and found dying from tho effects Of poison
this morning. Medical aid SUNNI oncd, but Vernon
died at nine O'Clock. The deceased formerly
aothecary 6n tho United States steamer Lchigh Des-
pondcncy caused by loss OF employment the
coniiye 10 the deed
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BALrIHoRK, Nd, Oct % 1874
Tho Hcbrow Orphan Asylum, m imposing edi-
Gcc on Calverton Hcighis about two miles from the
northwestern section OF the city. vas dedicated TO-DAY
With solemn religious cercinoncs conducted by Rev.
Dr. szold, IN presence OF immense congregation.
Governor Carroll and Mayor Latrobs we're prsssnl
The New York herald., 1876-10-23
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

Charles Buchanan, aged twenty-five, Of No. 2se
xlrhsh avenue, shot himself the breast with
plsssl charged only with powder ana wsd, inncsins
sGCosU bus nes dangerous wound
The New York herald., 1876-10-23
cARRIAGE FACTORY DunNrp.

NEwBvRyroRr Mass, Oct p, 1870
Tho carriage factory Of Aessrs. Gale Morrill, at
AmssSury, was burned las, night. Tho loss est.
mated a $40, 900, and is partly covered by insurance.
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A CENTENNIAL PRESENT.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Oct % 1875.
His Honor Mayor stokey has becn informed by tho
Duke Of Richmond, the head Of the British Commls-
sion to the Centennial Exhibition that Her Majcsty's
government intend 10 present ST. Georges House, M
the Centennial grounds, TO tho city Of Philadelphia
aiter tho close OF the Exhibition
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived Now Bedford ~ bark Sene White Allan.
tic Ocean with 500 bbls sperm OIL
Arrived Francisco Oct 20 bark Osmanli. Osborn.
NIB from the Kodiak Ground northwest COAST. VITA 100
bbs sp do VIII oil and lbs bone Reports other
vessel
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSlCAL AND DEAMAI1C NOTkS.
sothern, as Dundreary, will DO at the Arch Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, this week.
Miss Nelson begins an engagement at tho Walnut
Street Theatre Philadelphia, this week,
The Rollin Howard burlesquc troupe playing In
'East Lynne" at Fox's Theatre, Philadelphia.
"rhe Sicgc OF Paris" Is still exhibited In the iron
building just outside OF the Centennial grounds
At tho National Theatre, Philadelphia the
"Biack Crook" IS in the height or its popularity.
"The Two Orphans" at the Muscum In Philadelphia
ID drawing as crowded houses It did In New York
Tho finest geological gardens In tho country those
at Paramount Park, Philadelphia, and they among
the sights Of tho Centonnai City which the tourist
should not miss
Tho date upon which the Kirnlfys will withdraw
AAround tho World In Eighty Days" from the boards
OF the Alhambra, Philadelphia. Is still undecided,
owing 70 the fact that Jules verne's romantic spec
tace is making tho longest dramatic known
In the Quaker City.
The wax-work group Of "Cleopatra and Her Family"
which is really work OF art. and which exh
otion In the French section OF the Art Gallery tho
Centennial Exhibition, at the European Museum
In Philadelphia 1t Is claimed DO tho finest spec-
mon extant Of modelling In
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FIRE IN GRAND STREET.

Al eight O'Clock last night a FIRE occurred on the
second OF No lis Grand street, causing damage
OF $500 TO the building. The Of the nre o
defective n3e. Insurance unknown.
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NEW HAVEN COMPOSITORS.

New HAVEN, Conn., Get. 2l, 1876.
Tho printers wages the morning newspapers here
cut down from iorty cents TO thrty-fve cents
to-day. No opposition or strike resulted from this
tion.
The price Of the HERALD to-day and hencefo,n will be
three cenks
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PROBABLE MURDER.
HEnSHRR Mass Oct D. Isl

WEBSTER, Mass, Oct %, 1870
The body Of Llihicgo Barber. OF Grosvonordaio,
Conn, was found IN u ditch near the Norwich and
Worcester Railroad In this place, this morning Tho
surroundings Indicate murder aad robbery.
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A SAW MILL BURNED.

MONTREAL, Oct %, 1915
T. r Johnson's saw mili at Acton, Quebec was
burned to-day. Loss, $4,000
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HEAVY FOG ON THE HUDSON.

PouGuKEgpsIE, N. Y, Oct %, 1875.
a dense fog prevailed n; all points on the Hudson
last night All the night steamers from eight TO
ten hours behind time.
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HIGH WATER
sux AID xoox
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. p, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED nj rHx HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HxRAID
wnlrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Old Dominion Walker Richmond. city Point and
Sook with mdse and passengers 10 the Old Dominion
Bark Marrnrethe (Ger Wilson, soth days. in ballast
TO runch. Edys Co Is anchored at Sandy Hook for
Bark Tiide tAus, Percich Dublin so days ballast to
soeoyieh Co 4 snchered at sandy Hook for ordsrs
ballast Gh.s Lans ca oss TO- Ion % 81 spoke bark
Is anchored nt Sandy Hook tor orders.
Steamer California (Br, which arrived from Glasgow
2iss rspss hsd .roax westerly gales TO the Banks
tanned outside sandy Hook BY fog 70 hours alst
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
stesmer City Of Ftchburg Springer. Now BEDFORD
Steamer Bolivar Gesr sev and Norwich for New
Brig Norris tBp. McBurnie. Windsor, Ms, for Now
Brig Hattie Pcstis tBr. Petts Windsor Ms. for Now
York.
York. '''''a''' '''' ''''A A''''''A' No. 0' 40"
schr James Moore. Stone, Kennebee for New York
Schr J II Crowley. Cotton. Boston for New York.
se1r r3% Flint, Haa.isy Boston fsr & New 'ss YORK
Asy Ss% al Nov York
seh sshr sliion Mullen Kos.,.nd Tor New YORK.
schr nclsn, Hayes Ellsworth for New York.
es SiS ss~ Bsssaa o ss
Schr Samuel Muden. Daley. Nan,uckos for New York.
sSasr % haSSaad fosiand for New S
schr George ourbcy. Norwich Philadelphia
phia
schr Fri, Robinson, Boston for New York
schr sias McLoon, Spear. Rockand for New York
Scbr 4 Irwin. johnson, New Bedford tor Philadelphia
schr ) Blake. Blake, Dighton for New YorK.
Schr Dr VIM X Powers Williams. Norwich for New York
scir J Colby, Wilcox Noauk tor New York.
- schr Era Topsa, buckingham New London for New
York.
sehr Messenger Dean. Taunton for New York
Sciir Ida Latham. Potter Boston Tor Philadelphia.
Schr Phebe, Rathburn. Nantucket for Now York
Schr telegraph ihorndike. Thomaston for New York.
Schr Betsy & Ann, Clark. New London for New York
schr Haze. Gnptill. Fail River for New York
Schr Wm Mason French, Apponaug Tor Georgetown.
Schr Hattie Butler Carroll Portland Ct for New York
schr 4 Leach Pendleton, Rocklaud for New York.
schr Ella. Hatch. Boston for New York.
schr Fannie Butler. Warren. Boston for New York.
Schr Alice Oakes. Marsden. Gardiner, Me- New York
Schr Golden Rule, Wilson, Norwalk for New York.
Schr Champion. Lurvey, Bristol for New York.
Schr Sailie Burton Buriey. Stamford for New Yorx.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer General Whitney Haett Now yorx Boston
Schr l. Adams. Nickerson, Port johnson for Boston
At anchor in Flushing Bay =
Schr Grace Webster (of Portland Young Cardenss via
Newport % days, with moasscs Carson CO. vessel
Winchester Il Co. Had and NE and W winds the entire
into Newport 18th short provsions
sail torn.
Wind at midnight calm, with dcnss fog.
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syLvANus CALDWELL.

The death OF Sylvahus Caldwell, cx-Mayor OF
Augusta and Assistant State Treasurer Of Maine
ported BY telegraph.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

Yosk. Letters received from all parts Of ths world snl
promptly delivered. Duplicates required