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phia; Avn. Heinberg. Johann Wilhelm. Aibrscht.
New York; soash An.sr.cA yoarx DO: Teresa Davis
England; Speculation. filmss. Amer
HAvkk- Nov S-t;ieArod. james, IL New
huLL. Nov lu-Saifed. Marco. Ne~in IAN.
krsrksDJk. Oct 3i-sasd. MAre Loreixsn 81 Arreb.c.
LK,rH. Nov io-Anived, shannon. oatwsy. Qu .see
LIsnoS Nov 5-sAiisd Ethel. tiarnier. New i.rs
LIvsRrooL Nov y-Arryed. Australian u. Peters Gal.
weston: Italy ~. Thomson, New York.
Cleared 9th Rosa G. Pensacoa 10th, Strstord Mel
hamm, wesicriund Phiiadeiphis' "s''' W 'n'-'s-
Sailed 0th. Aureia HisIng. st Aarys Ga: Eleano ro "
Bombay; Heinrich ibsen Nielsen, Tyhee: Napoleon ~
Goox st John SB iith II McIaren, Dslap. do; Kepna
Turje-en. BatrIorc.
10Th tjerde November. Weave Quebec Maritime 20 lys
derup. do: Unity. Bulner, Riciibuctn.
Cleared 9th. Pride OF Wales. Jones' Charleston land
sailed from tiravesend ioth 10Th, New Brunswck Stoc.
sen. Savannah: ith Xornon Olsen. Banore Sea Crest
Entered oai iish John Baker. Peune for Phil.dsl.
NATAL Oct l-Arrived, Armenia. salt-r. New York
PADsrow. Nov 9-Sniled Busy Bee. smith, Wilmington.
PoEr sam; Nov Sailed, Qnang Sc ts,, Jones from
Japan and ChinD. New York .
QrEkSsrowS. Nov ilArrived Timber Kruger Liverpool
for Pascagoua: Ehza Keith hire. - tor Cork
sailed i0th Carrie Humphrey. '.rozier Liverpool Emma
Scsmme Weober. Plymouth; Tampa. Olsen. Liverpool:
Try Again. Davidson ftteh~lnp pton Fortuna Christen
RaMsGarE Nov o-rasscd Lillian (or HaiifaxI Camp
bell. from London for Port Natal land passed Deal same
dAvl
smIxLDs. Nov Sailed Jessie Norris for Phiisdslphia
(and sflerward put back.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov liArved, Jennie Armsti .rhomp
ST MIcmAxLs Oct al-Arrived Arabena Pacheco New
York 25th John WOOD Smith, Havre tand sailed 27th M
srErrix Nov ARRIVED Graf Motke Ohif New York,
9Th. Enigheden, Borg. PhAdelphis
TExnL Nov s-saied Gil Amic Zinot. Baltimore.
TRIESTE. Nov e-Saied, Emilia Radoncich New York
TRooS. Nov e-Sailed. jose Bueno. Jones' 80 Jagos
YxriDgS. Nov s-Sailed. Edith. Fuller. Mobile.
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wHALEAIEN.

Arrived at st Nicholas Oct IL brig II Moore sopcr.
from Fayai 2ih. bark Sarah, Silva from Flores; 18TH
schr Charles Thompson. Leach, from taya.
sailed 1t Mshaeis Oct l6 schr e Sparks, Sparks
to cruise 18TH brig Hcmau smith, Cook. Teneriie
sparks Ewcl dot I'D barks Stafford. King Cape Verbs
Poru. stafford, aud tinzcllc. I.eal TO cruise.
Arrived ut TenerIc Oct 10 bass sea Ranger Flanders
Faya sailed day TO cruise; 26th Sappho
Edick do; George and Mary. Cannon, do.
sailed from Tenerfe Uc l9. bark President. Pcase to
cruise scbr Helen simmons. Atkins do: 10Th barks
sunbeam, clifford do; 2is Mermaid Allen, Go; schr Al
cyone. Fisher, do
Arrived Flores Oct bark Alaska Fisher from Faya
(and sailed lOth for Pacific Ocean,.
sai,cd from Flores Sept 28 bark Midas. Lapham. to
cruise.
from Capt Sy ylvia OF bark Sarah OF NB
her t S NichaeIs oct - ravng shipped 50 bb oil by
bark Amixadc. for New Bedford. bound south.
letter from Capt Wing o bark Atlantic, Of NB dated
Fava Oct 10 reports had taken " bbs OIL Aug 20 la
~ Ion 10 w. encountered gale. IN which
lost aud had tcpga liant Shutdown
shred. aud had bow blown from davts Al II /;
hound South Reports. date. bark Triton, Keith, NIB
with ~ bbls 50 oil.
letter from Capt Tton pf bark Tropic Bird of NB
ports faysl Oct l1 had shipped 800 boIs oil by
bark Axor.
letter capt Russell OF brig Abbott Lawrence, Of
NB dated faya Oct I'd reports WAS TO ship I'D bb ~ oil
by bark ModcstA
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PIGEON SHOOTING AT MONACO.

The pigeon shooting matches at Monaco for tho sea-
son OF lS76-77. will commence December 2a and
continue every Monday and Friday up TO the 10th Of
January, with competitions for prixcs From the oath
OF January TO the Sd Of February. inclusive, grand
international matches for objects OF art and 35 900
francs in money will be shot ior. From the 9th OF
February there VIII be resumption OF the weekly
tests Tho meetings held the 9th nud Sth OF FEB.
rrary VIII DO specially reserved tor private matches
From the 18th to the oath OF March the grand closing
meeting Will take place, TO be followed II necessary,
by third ser. Of matches and weekly contests.
Tho Liverpool cup resulted In a genuine surprise,
and turn up Tor bookmakers in tho victory OF Foot
step, q three year old with only 5st. 13ibs on her
back. Woodlands again occupied the most unen-
viable position of second the race, Lord Gowran
being third, III field of twenty-our starters. The
winner II by See-Saw, from Sandal by Stock
well. her dam, the once good mare Lady Eve
lyn, by Don John out Of Industry winner OF the
Oaks. She is great, rakish looking chestnut, stand
ing Il hands inches, with plenty of power, and
in tho Cambridgeshire with 6st 5lb, but finished
only ninth IN that She was bred by Lord Will
ton who still her, and sho IL OF course, trained
by Wadlow nj stanton. Though she hnd changed her
summer for her winter coat when she the great
handicap at Newmarket. she looked 40 hard nails.
and not better trained animal ran iof tho Liverpool
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. u. 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnITEsroSH TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnITEsToSH TELEGRAPH
steamer Russia tr) Cook Liverpool Nov II and Queens
i2t with mdse and 6s passengers Francklyn:
had eascrly winds the whole passage hxs freight
f270. AZ In sp"cie.
steamer Utopia tBr, Craig. London Nov 8 with mdse
steamer Anchosia DR., Munro Glasgow Nov II, via Mo-
arrived ou tAe ightsh,p Mt midnight 2uh. do
tancd Tor want Of piIot and the heavy M gale.
and arne Ith with mdsc and passengers Austin Bad
via Co Had heavy weather the passages Nov 20
100 miles east OF Sandy Hook. passed Anchor line
steamer Baltimore Ger, Andressen Bremen Nov s. with
mcxe passengers to Ueirichs 4 Co.
Havre ith with mdse and 2l6 Kunhardt
Co; had heavy northery and eastcry winds the whole
passage; Nov l6 lat 4S lon 80 passed Red Star line
Steamer CITY OF Houston Deeng Galveston Noy ~ and
Key West 16th with mdse and passengers TO IL Mallory
Steamer Morgan City. Reed. New Orleans Nov IL with
mdse and passengers 70 Whitney 4 Co. Nov 10. of
weather, which lasted until arrival at port.
steamer Carondelct Faircoth Fernandina Nov ~ and
Port Royal 9Th, wbsh mde and passengers to ii Mallory
Steamer ysroo Bassett Savannah Nov le with mdse to
steamer Magnolia, Daggett, Savannah Nov 49, with
and passengers Murray Ferris Co Nov S. Is miles
sw Of Cape Haterms. passed schr Mary Powers. from
steamer Champion Lockwood. Charleston Nov is with
mdse and passengers to JasW Quintard A Co.
steamer Regulator, Doane. Morehead Cuy NC. days.
stesmer Knight Chichester, Georgetown, DC. with
steamer PerEiomen Pierce, Baltimore for Boston. Put
steamer csnpcde Mrlsr Baltimore for Boston. Put in
Tor . harbof.
~ bark Amelia, which anchored In the lower bay,
came up 90 the city 2iss.
HzrBark Edward Jevcts (Br). which anchored In
the lower DAY. came M 70 the city 2iss
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THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
THE SECOND DAYS PLAYING-GARNIER AND
sHAFER THE WINNERS.

THE SECOND DAYS PLAYING-GARNIER AND
sHAFER THE WINNERS.
The second day Of the tournament ut Tammany Hall
brought together a larger audience than the lrst Tho
game between GARNER and Sosson promised to DO "a
close one the betting being abont five TO four in favor
oi GARNER The second game. between Maurice DAILY
and Jacob Shafcr, was looked forward to with much
greater interest, shaicr is comparatively unknown
In billiard circles. That his friends thought there was
some speed in him is evident from the betting which
was only nve to iour against him. Owing TO some
misunderstanding as 10 the timc no was to play
Garuicr al first refused play his game with Sosson
but finally agreed TO when ninc O'Clock had nearly
arrived.
THE FIRST GAME.
GARNER the bank for lead, but neither player
scored the irs two innings GARNER made the lrst
point his shrd inning aud sat down with on his
fourth inning Slosson on his fourth started well,
but after making - points, by good play, down
n simple shot, Garner followed with TO- retiring
mnsse Slosson found tho balls in the lower cil hand
corner and, without travelling ten inches either
cushion, worked so points out OF them before they
lodged in the ''croch." Bringing them out, he scat
tered them and he finished with safety play nt Sc
After two or three safety plays Sosson finally played
for5 GARNER gathered % from his next inning and
iron, the following. on his twelfth he took III is,
however, his next plny, and amer few position
shots, Them along the upper rail for A. when they
the same
GARNER. IS: sLossoS, 141.
GARNER lessencd the breach for Al points on his
next inning all OF which were made from open Shots
Dut Sosson widcncd u again by 80 on his following
play. after which ho opened gulf OF 10i move which
left him 10 10 20, while GARNER had scored only 1la
Tho latter, however, went ut them bravcy, and by a
mixture o open and clo play hold them Tor 81 when
he brought shem in good shape against tho cnd rail
As he reached 100 there loud applause, followed
by he passed Slosson's run. When hc reached
the he had III, then he continued play
ing open, TIL ut l6l pretty masse brought them TO
the rail. where he hnlshcd the game with run OF
lSI making the splendid average OF 10 23 the losers
average was 10 l2-l7 The following IS
THE SCORE.
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letter from Captain Downs Of bark Petrel Of NB
her a 20 nothing since last NAV hound 10
Coast of Arabi 70 he Mah~ ABOUT the middle 2" Decem
ber Caps Town January: thea 10 cruise on ST Helena
by middle Of May Reports At Aug
- bsrxs Linda stewart wi son, M, aud PIatnA How
land. do oil since last Bark John Dswsou Bao
lei, week before for the Coast OF Africa bark al
lao. craw NB cruising In the Same vicinity - shs
fctrcL
letter from Cane Cornell Of ship Eliza Adams Of New
Brunswick dated Fava Oct ~ reports had taken 10 boi
oil. which ship by the Mcdesta 70 sail 3h John
hose OF New bedford steward OF the Eliza Adams. CON-
mtted suicide by hanging night OF sept y; cause
unknown.
capt Chas IIamili OF ship Josephine OF NB IL
To take the harS w A Farnsworth to Honolulu where
Capt Keenan,. OF bark James Allen. s TO take
command
FayAi Oct 2e-Arriyed At this por, oc. o barss sea
Ranger Flanders NB ~ bbls o shipped by bark Azor
and sid 18th TO crue cicero Foster do l2o sp shipped
do tsnd sid lott Atlantic Wing do II ON board And
sid 10TH llth Alaska Fisher shipped by Axor
,and I'D is,h ash. brig Abbot. Lawrense, Russell do,
Ito shipped by bark Modesta 2l barks Midas Lap
ham, DO ~ sp, shipped by do: 2d Ohio I'd smith, do. $50
shipped by ao 2ih. ship Eliza Adams CORNELL do ia5
sp shipped by d..
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Nov i9-Arrived bark Tare (Aus) vecarich,
Ph,ladephia 21st ship VIM Woodbury.. Schmidt Balti-
more bark Mary Facsner tBr), Moore, Philadelphia.
BARROW. Nov 2u-Saed. barks Nova scotan DR. Abbot.
United States; 2ist Faikvang (Nor,, hauve New York
BELFAST, Nov 20Arived barks Treci Dabrovacki Aus.
Tornicovich New York; bachelors (r Tookcr Philadc
phia; 2lst, brig Emma shaw (Br. Nscomber New York
Sailed 10th. bark Ottoiina (Nor) Finch United States
BOWLING (Scotland). Nov 2l-Arrived. barks Fannie
Loring Lcring Portland No; Eilids (Br) Dunlop. do
BREMEN Nov 2issiied. ship Chas Luling (er), Wicke,
Baltimore; barks George Ger Stsnens New York. Laura
& Gertrude (Gcr,. vogt, Baltimore.
Sailed 2lst. ships Hannah Morris fBr. Dunbar North
America; Maryland 0;er). Kuhlmann. do.
DASrzc Nov 1sSsiled, bark Freuudschsft e1er). for
Boston
DEAL. Nov 2o-Arrvcd. bark Louisa Gshm (Ger) stuwe,
New York for Antwerp.
DUBLIN. Nov 2o-Arrived, bark Rosa QtaD. chiesa,
Baltimore.
Sailed 10th. barks Jorgcn Lorentzsn CNor. Pederssn,
United States; Grazioxa dtaD, Lavagno do st Oiaves
tBr). Carter. do
FIUxK, Nov i4-Arrived brigs Lizzie Kimban storsr,
Richmond, Va; Gazelle, Dickson. do.
FREDRRcKsHAvrS, Nov l4-Arrived bark Sirius CSor)
Holm, New York for Aalborg
GLOUCESTER. Nov 2l-saiod, brig svea (Nor). Olsen,
Baltimore.
GLASGOW. Nov 20-Arrived bark Jessie (Br) Rees New
York: brig Signal (Br), Williams, WILMINGTON. Nc
GRErSocK Nov 2o-sailed, bark Hope tBp. Cum ming.
United States.
HAvRR Nov l9-Arrived barks Hirundo (Nor). Uhland,
New York; Papita yicesta Csp). Uganigs Charleston
ISSsnowEN HEAD. Nov 2l-Saed, bark Excelsior (Nor)
Hansen. Now Orleans.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 20-Arrived. steamer Tycho Bache
(Br). Miller New York; ship Austraiia Ger) Wedemann
Baltimore 2st. barks serag us). Tommassovich, New
York: Hervatska (Aus). Paravic, Philadelphia
Sailed 2ist, ships Golden Rule, Morse. and Edward
OBrien, smaley United states; bark Elena Cordano
(Itall. Schiafino. do.
LISBON. Nov 2O-Arrived bark Dolphin (Br. Andrews.
nxt.t, c,rW Z yt,ni, halov
LowEsrorr Nov 2O-Arrvsd, bark San Pistro TtaD, Sc
didey Philadelphia
LoSpospKnsY. Nov 2l-Arived bark Eta Stewart tB0
Fraser, Baltimore.
MARsEiLLEs Nov 2O-Arrysd, brig Isis Anderson Gam.
bia
NAPLES Nov Sailed. brig Nuovs Providenza (ItaD
Msnganaro, United States.
d.aux). New Orleans.
ROTTERDAM. Nov 2O-Arrived, barks Raenhild (Nor),
Jacobsen New York; Jupiter Ger) Scheld Baltimore
Sailed 2ut bark Maria Gardea (ItsD. for Baltimore
VENICE to Nov 20Arnved. schr Lizzie Bstchelder. Eng
lish Philadelphia.
LsRoN Nov 2l-The British bark Dolphin Capt andrews
rom Bristol Nov for Wilmington NC. put this port
yesterday ieaky condition. Her pumps ehoked
WEATHER REPORT
BRIsroI. Nov 81. PM-wind E. light
LIZARD Nov II. PM-wind Sc light; ans.
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sLo-soy.
GARSIKR.
Innings n"n,. Total.
rnE SECOND GAxR.


The stranger won the string Ior lead and made
points Daily followed with miss, but on his third
inning took in II points. which somewhat ovcrcanie
Shaicr Who though he made some very pretty shots,
Jailed 20 make points at time before the eighth
inuing when he scored H. DAILY made l5 ON his
aud l6 on the ninth inning. Shafcr still playing poorly
ana with luck The game stood Ut the close Of The
tenth inning
sHArKR 25, DAILY $50,
and looked very much oue-sided ~ looked moro SO
cnd OF play, when Daily added 80 to his
slring retiring on .'push" shot ON his thirteenth
inning Shaler took dozen points TO Tor Daily.
Shaer opened the fifteenth uning with some very nice
play tho side cushion They got away from him
In bringing them back they froze on hun at % and
he Jailed from the string ON tho following inning
he won great deal of applause which he earned by
splendid play. He showed his knowledge OF keeping
them against the rail, making good draws and masses,
out OF which he took 20 the end CUSHION after
which. he turned them to the side and ran
them half way up tor 125 points. He led
them gently TO l42. whom lie obliged
to scatter them He kept at them for l55 and missed
= very easy shot This changed the tenor OF things
and Shaer became great iavoritc II seemed TO al
feet DAILY, who only made on hts next play. The
gamo Stood
snArER 231, DAILY 10i
In opening tho eighteenth inning shaiar played for
49, when they .Irozo" and he missed. This iclt him
with but 25 to mnkc while Daily wanted 4of hts sec
shafer missed. Daily did the same, when Shaicr got
them In good irim aud, with % points, came within
Of the goal After several bad plays on both sides
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsPINwALL. Nov 9Arrved, steamer Acapulco, CIapp,
BxasupA. Nov la-sailed, brig Conquest lBr, Outer
bridge urom Noriok,, Beroise. having repaired
for New York; S.a d port 's"' NnA
ps ofs ss ss Ess: i I.v1 :i :r Ts
ford; Xodesia Or biaa from $, Miehasis arrived ish,
S,..
cisco 'sua smiled from yot"S.ms Nov IS CITY Of
Nov Is-s@ilsd, Lake Nepigan tBr)
MArAszAs, Nov is-Arivod, brig Agnes Barton. knight.
MoSrnsaL. Nov ls-Arrived bark Marie trr. NOlleau
Cleared 18th. barks Reindeer B. Campbell Lverpool
Dunsnane tBr). Cochrsne, Glasgow.
?ASAHA, Nov lo-sailsd. steamer Collins. ssarIc, San
Poxcs PR, Oct 10 Arrived schr A Perry. Look New
QUyrxsrowx. Nov ls-Arrvsd. barks rruen txor Besse
urnc ss ss e,
Rysrs Tor MelSourae 20 sail iSsh,; ,,,o,
Rchsrd.es tBsi.more via iisiiiss, Liverpool N'''
Arrived 2ist George Cromwell Bacon. New York
srJonS. Nn; Nov is-Arrvod. sehr Anna currer. Van
Cleared -Brcs Maggie Wood, Wood Alicante: Belle
Walters Scott Liverpool; schr Lahaina. Small Philade
YARMOUTH. Ms Nov l5-Arived. schr Mary Pike. Good
Cleared 18th. ship Crusader B new, Durkoe. Sandy
Hook.
lPRR STEAMER RussrAl
ALcoA BAY, Oct li-Arrived Minnie Able. Harding.
Table Bay: 18th, Mignon .,,: soSle r London
Warsaw. Curry. England: 10th. Emma oliver. New
Sailed from Flushing Roads sth Allida, coliy. Sandy
samnow. Nov 10 Arrived, Seth " smith. Calais
Bosros Nov 0-sacd from clayhole Alfarn. Condor.
BaKnfs, Nov s-Arrived. srasbury Isl. Barre. New
Sailed sthIronsides Tapiey Charleston Caribou Storm
Cardiff 9th. Annie Binsay Bono. North America: Hattie
BaSsr Nov 0-Arrved. Jenny oaeiroo Querolo Quebec.
BRIxHAx, Nov s-OH George. Grant London Tor Savan
cADiz Nov 4-sacd. Sarah Kennedy. Wilkinson New
CALCUTTA, Nov I0-Arrved rrvousy. samuel skoacid,
skencd. Liverpool; Majestic Pike. DC.
caoosmAvrs. Nov io-Arrissd. PIsiades. nobroOs.
Dsals Xov ii-Pa~rd. orpheus. Jensen. London for
Baltimore passed do. ioth Ee Lnck, Papp. London for
DOVER Nov lo-on. Andrew Jackson. Bartlett. Bremen
for Tybce; Famiens Minde Johnson New York for New
DuuLIs Nov o Sailed Teoele, baltimore.
EAsr LONDON Oct lS-Salcd Pioneer, Osborne. Mauri-
Exxourm. Nov o-sacd. viking Rasmsen WILMINGTON.
FsyAL DC, il-Arriycd unIo Hor,cnse sveira, Boston
lOh vcrcin schepckc, do; 18TH ID Brown. Wolfe Ter
csirs Madeira Nov :. aud sailed henes 4sh
fscAxr Nov s--saed. Ecilpsc. Johsnncscn, wiining-
Fowr1. Novlo-sailcd Emilio Dingis Pssk, Nov York
Gsso. Ny 7-,,lesrsd Eva u Fish Brown. .isse"sl
,iipaALraa. Nov 4-A,riscd rrnscsia sl Hsschinson
6ns pn ss's sq Ss~ Yor. .na sailed
Passed sS~sou,bsrn Bels Robbins. Leghorn Tor
Gissssr. Oct sis.iea Sarah Kms'sary' yo,t a5't''
| GLASGOW, Nov Y-Arrvcd, California ovenssone' Wv
GnrKsocx Nov e-ssilsd Edward cordwcil, Reed Pc =
sacoa Nrgo Anderson, do; ciydssdse Frsw' ao' nerks
'sy .sSnsc Sas s-Srivsd cinbrs "a. Brandt New
sailed eth n.mmo..s e. ye;s Z Ssw Yers T,s,r, pA,,.s.
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p5-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TIKI
COASTING AND FOREIGN rRADE.-Captains officers
vessels engaged coastng aud foreign obscrv
ing displacement removal OF buoy requested
the the HERALD that may be
letter addressed ro the editor OF the HERALD. New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
Of dsplaced buoys the OF tclr renewal will
suffice a observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
the American Continent. When they observed
the European countries In the
tits that information be either by egraph
ctter the London Office Of the Skw YoRK HERALD 40
Fleet street, London the Paris Office 81 de
rOpera Paris Where tho telegraph Is used dispatches
may addressed Bennett 48 Fleet street. London"
"Bennett 81 Avenue dc rOpera Paris" Where OF
displacement observed in the countries beyond
tho reach OF the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching the FIRST
port This inform will be cabed froe Of charge
the HERALD and published
pHNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS kNTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The Nxw YoaK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
board the HRaALp yacht. showing whie
burning the colors red red changing from to the
cshcr and bo several miles distant
by preparing any marine they may ior tho Ship
News Department OF the HERALD
uS-Pcrsons desrous OF with sscs arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht Pier No. East River. New
York Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters informed
that by telearaphng the Herald London Brrssu ad
dressing Bennett No - Fleet London, TO the
Paris Office addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue rOpcrs
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. tho will cabled this
country FREQ OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find Paris oice tho economi-
cal and expeditions for teiegrapning nova
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SPOKEN.

ship astoria Kelley from Liverpool for Bombay Sept 81
lat =. 40 s. lon - i5W
Ship Highland Light. Collier. from Phiisdsphia Tor San
ran ,sco Sept =. no la: &C.
SNIP Reaper Po"e. from LIVERPOOL for san Francisco.
Sept rs. lat 40 :, Ion 81.
Bark Lepsnta, Bunker. from New York Marseilles,
Oct ~. of Caps - Antoine.
snrk Vihila (Br. kenncy. from Liverpool for Sandy
Hook Oct - lat IL Ion 81
Bark Free Tade fiom Port Townsend or New Gale
dona, date. lar II - n. Ion 126 II W.
schr Marcia Lewis Lewis FROM Boston for Surnam, all
we'll. Oct lat ~. lon ~.
The Coron of Yarmouth Ms. for Francisco $50 re-
ported, seen Nov 4 about 20 miles WNw Of the
SmRls.
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A BUTCHERS FIGHT.

A warrant was Issued in Hobokcn yesterday by JUS
tice Srcry for tho OF James Currency butcher
who had struck Joseph McAleer, another butcher,
over the head with large knife, nlictng a serious
wound. The quarrel arose IN the slaughter house ut
the corner OF Grove and Newark streets where both
men were employed. The men commenced by using
their fists, and thcn Currency ran for knife and
slashcd his adversary as above rotated
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SAILED

Steamers Dakota tr,, for Liverpool; Alexandria (Br)
Glasgow: Alps Br Port Prince, &c; Huntsville Fer
n.nd'ns Sc; Herman livingston, Savannah; wyanokc
Richmond Richmond. Norfolk: ships Constant Lon,
dom Thomas Dana Francisco: bsrks Thomas Brooks
81 Jago anf Golden Fleece Barbados tlo
tildc Boston; urss Hordi (Nor Amsterdam; Roauoke.
Porto Cabello
Wind ut sunset. NNE; ut midnight. NE.
Barometer q sunset. 70 10; at midnight. % 90
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FERRY COMPANY'S EARNINGS.

Tho annual meeting Of the directors OF tho Union
Ferry Company held yesterday at their Office,
Fulton street, Brooklyn Fifteen directors and three
inspectors OF election chosen Tor the ensuing
year. From statement of the Assets and Liabilities
OF tho company appears that the total assets
$1672 900 so and the liabilities 81 367 o. leaving
n balance OF assets Of 1922, 53S 70
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Boston, Nov 20Thc dredging Of the upper middle bar
Boston harbor has been completed that cccssbe
the tide vessels Of tho largest
ing % feet at low and 81 feet mean high water.
NANTUCKET, Nov IsA bncy stone. other sunkcn
object has been struck by the steamer twice
lately going the bar and Capt Manner
nxiety. MS II hos directly in the boat channel