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The New York herald., 1876-11-09

AxoY. Sept 27-In port barks Tuck Sing fBr), Marshall
and dr. O.fenr York: Amatis blanchard
from Newchwang, arrived 5sh Milo. Kracht, unc.
Calrey. Boston via Natal (BraxiD.
mature
BKYRou1 Oct llArrived, brig Sarah Gilmore, Clifford
Boston.
ILoILo. Aug 3l-sailed. bark Ponce FD. Griclan New
York.
In port Sept TO- bark Scotia tBr), Darlington. for New
York; Caroline Bohn tticr). Schmidt, for do
LAGUSA, Oct l5-ln port kchr Yates Slark for New
York, ldg.
Sailed 18th. brig Ponvcrt. Moore New York.
MANILA S.pt l9In port shin Wyo (Br). Browne. sandy
Hook tor orde1 Antelope. uAney unc bark Goodei Tor
New York.
Ponro CAsELLo. Oct ls-In port. brig Ada Hall iBr,
Johnson New York arrived 7th to sail about the 2h
her return .
PoKr Az PnIscE. Oct so-Arrived brigs Mary Knowlon
Mckee, New York: Oliver tBr,. Weeks. do
QUEBEC Nov 4-Arrivod ship Golden Herr. kjelstrun
Three Rivers; bars Courier du Canada Gouet TOuon tat
sault Mcuon 9TH. steamer Mississippi Lndail Liver
pool 9Th ships Advice Wallace do Norden, Hansen Lon
don: barks Lmma v, Bernisr Gasgcw; Ruby. Pier, do.
Cleared 6th barks Amphion. Nelson Greenock. James
Dale. Cooper, Cardiff
SHANGHAI, sept l-Arrived, barks Lulu Byrne, New
chwmng; 18TH. Alma. Lord. Nagasaki
Sailed Sept 20 .3d) steamers Bengal (Br) Douglass
New York.
SYDNEY CB. Nov s-Arrved, brig John Good (Br, Let.
terny. Drcghcda
VICTORIA Oct 2SArrived barks VIM Besse Frost, and
Malay, Foster, San Francisco
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in ballast Snow Burgess Came . southern passage
ns::: q dsy Pc Ssl.;' !: &
30 "a, = o. 81 Fannie shaw: FROM Hon;
7miles passed spsrs four Of water
BARK Bremen Sof Windsor. Ns,, Caldwell swsnses IS
days. in ballast to order Is anchored At Sandy Hook for
BarK Louis GER. winnernam Bremen so days. in bal
las. te Charles Lunx Co ,,,,s.
to Haston, watson Co Passed Gibraltar Sep. IA had
I.s... ?. s.s. .s with to
Srssss slsa ''
sehr Mary Louisa G..an. Washington NC days. with
sehr 2 y piysr.y; wIli.ms s.as,ss.i EishmSnd :. p
Sch, r 5 coroa corsOn, Phii.SspSis for Boston,
Sehr Edward, Corson, Phisdslphia for Boston
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
N,sss @ Ks.p + l0a hSa e. n: York
sshr snr toss s. COBB ceSs Prov Pnosidsnss for New Se!t
s1 ks's: sfs : YORK ''
eSr ssas sarah F for New York
scer Jas Fitch. Rogers. San,aske, for New York
schr Gen Scott. Laughton, New Haven for New York.
schr John Carrngton. Parker. New Haven for bsis-
schr Hester. Davis. Portchsster for New York
BOUND EAST
s stout YORK.
schr Alligator. Elwood Amboy for Providence
schr Potter Hooper, bradbury, Haverstraw for New
port.
schr J Fellows Smith. Amboy for Portland
Schr Richard Law. Hodg0n, Rondout for Pawtucket.
sehr Kase An. Mary Co.sws Nsw York 70 for rawsrskst
schr VIM l. Peck. Bunce. New York Tor Huntington.
schr Jed Duren, Langley. Hoboken for Boston.
schr Henry Cole Adams Port johnson tor Providence
sr Ioha dr. sss New or. York for %
Schr II Hawey, Hubbard. Port johnson for New Lon.
don.
schr u Diyerty Handy: Port johnson for Pawtuckst.
@ Gs. sns cas rors a%sss for or
schr sarah Jane smith nc6okss t,o for Tor Boston
sehr Abbie Allen, Allen New York for Boston
Schr S Wooster Miller. Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Emiiy Staples staples New York for Gloucester
Schr Isola. loves. New York for Portsmouth.
Schr Carrie Webb. Webb. New York for Boston
Schr u Wharton. New YerK for Providence.
Schr ID French, Childs Port johnson tor Providence
The bound Hcet before Hart
Island roads owing to head Winds. sailed this AN.
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NrvcAsrLx. Del, Nov s-Passsa up. = Peck Cosrl
LAWS. Del. Nov s-Arrivsd. bark Asoa tausa. frs.
s.iisd-sssamsrs vadssnd (sss,. Antwerp; Albsuar,s
Bark Jenny Sweeney. from Bordeaux passed Phils
s.l.d-IarEs Adslins ds.p, for Cork; PssEr. M.drs
PORTLAND Me. Nov 0-Arrivcd brig Proteus, skinner,
cIsared-Bsrk Andes, Leach. Bath.
5,h-.,isarsd Sshr I uod,,ss ss' i.hlsaelpa,a
MrsSs rNoyInKSSf PrS frhS.asgss ...m., po..u.
Snow. Galveston wa philadelphia
s.saassar. w% Wiz Bee Ha:s.sr AsSs Adams and
IIobokcn; VIM Gesner, Esbert. and Favor,te. MeDad
.on ;ans. ii Young. Barrett, and wcossy ryrs,i
RicHNoxD. Nov sIArrivss steamer Isaac Bell Lev
ssi .sst las e!sssn sos.rs nm Sew Ysrs "'A''' 30
San fkANcsso ra oss ssasd 1 .Ap. Tasm.P CD
Farnhs Port Anreola MaIsrnm. Seattle: Grace
Nov s-sailed. steamer Cry Of sydney, Dow, Sydney.
sxvASNAm. Nov s-ArrIyed. sip. senator ken scsr,.
s,h1Arryea, steamer San Jasin,o Hazard New York.
Rs.r onse ua nr ''s
soMERsEr Nov Arrived. sehrs Mareens Munson Jr.
ps" sssf% a:,on a%s% Setsss sssS so
Porto Rico. Armstrong Hobosen shu',Is. Young.
Bsra: c.sssy Ss" IVY" York ''''' D'a'' ,'''e,''.
Port johnson.
Ssied->teaner williamspo Wiletts, Philadelphia.
TACOMA. Oct 3i-Arrivsd, bark samosct, Martins San
Francisco.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Novo-Arriyed brig Lizahsl. Wat
Pscagonla for Boston, chrs Adea Corson. Phadcl
phis for do: iixmlin ponghkeepse Tor do Com Kear
Aida aud Frank Herbert Wcchawkcn for do Alaska
Hohoken for do: kolon. do Tor Portsmouth: l. Adams
Delaware City for dn Helen Conon. Bucksvile Sc foI
Thnmaston: Helen Mar, New York for f!ampdei. Me;
Willis Putnam for Calais: Peerless Rondout for Nan
tuckct Wesley Abbott Perth AmLoy Tor Bangor; chsrub
S'nth Amboy siardnrr: Nellie Belle do 10, wscasso
Arthur Burton Linconvie Tor orders.
Keturncd-Brig katahGiu: schrs Vim Stevens. VI no.
Belle
=, saled-Schrs Lizzie Cochran, Arthur Burton John
Bal. and A " Ackeu, for New York
7thArrved schrs Eta Iioboken for Boston; g II
Eaton. Wcetawken Tor Ncwburyport; l. A Burngame.
HRllOwe for Albany
WILMINGTON. NC, Nov 6-Arrlved. steamers Reguia.
TOT Tribou New York Ashland Doughty DO; bsrks Ma
shda Swe D. Bredenbcrg, Liverpool Die Hetmath 0ier),
Irsit NeMry; brig 'ssoneov tNon Hortensen. San.
SMITH crooker. New York Joseph Thomas
ton. Ne.
Cleared Steamer Gulf Stream. Crowei. Now York;
bark Arnon Scr), Grundersen. London; schr VIM Bur
roughs. smith New York.
WESTERLY Nov s-Arrived. schr 4 W Babcock. ssson.
Weeha vixen.
sailed-schr Harry Ned Chambers New York.
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OBITUARY,
THE DUCHESS D'AosTA.

A cable telegram from San Reno, under date OF yes
terday the sth inst brings intelligence OF the
OF the death Of Her Royal Hignness the Duchess
dAosa wife of Prince Amadeus Of Italy and daughter
in-law OF King Victor Emmanuel She daughter
the Prince Of Pozxa della Cisterna and born on
The 9th OF August, 1S47. She was, conseq quentiy in
the twenty ninth year Of her age. Her marriage took
place the Goth OF May, 1867. She shared with her
husband the throne Spain IRON the month OF Decom-
Der. 1870 until he abdicated, on the 11th OF Febru.
ary, 1878. She then returned 10 Rome, In which
city she has for the most part since resided.
She had two children. The Duchess was be .ress TO
tho large wealth OF the Count and Countess de Merodc
Duchess dAosto will be reinenbcre by the readers
VI the HERALD the Maria Victoria TO whom ''poor
Carlotts" OF Mexico, addressed her touching appeal
warning her OF tho danger Of accepting ioIegn crown
She enjoyed robust health since her sudden
journey from SPAN to Italy, having suffered greatly
both in mind and body from anxiety ana fatigue ut
period She did not however regret the departure
from the throne she was not ut any time anxious
for honors dangers Of the position Of Queen OF
SPAIN
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purser Glen Of steamer state Of Psnnsylvania viii
please accept thanks for fAvors.
srHAEsn % ua1norn is reported by Mr David Pssr"n
day afternoon hve miles south OF Bsrnega and
carried away her fore Could no. sscer
tain thei- names
which nts Pensacola in distress discharged
ss '' 1A Board
BARK PRirA Gerl from Liverpool for Miramichi with
ssgo Of coal took a,e ca Nov and was destroyed
John Good os
% "a "a 20
the OF the bark Albert Br Lent from New York for
similar cargo thas described arrived London Nov
scma DAVID NcxxLs-Capt wymau. Of schr David Niek-
Philsdsiphs to Mobile arrived st chsrlsston Nov a"d
s % d. ss until the
severe hurricane from EsE during which lost sails On the
Forid. Reel There being ahs.vy " s' Tim. the
main by the schooner longer abandoned her. Asr
vessel lost overheard attsmD.ng 10 land The
Los was .1uea over wss and all would have been
Cape Merida lighthouse, which landed safely At
lighthouse.
scnR GLOUCESTER. Hurley. from Providence for Gresn
port + ashore on the norsh part Of Dutch Island with four
Beach. arrived up at PhilAdspha 9Th Inst She 20 on
the dock tomorrow for examination.
LEM pn. into Portland Nov With loss OF bowsprs and head
gear aud ioremast sprung. having been In collision.
ScHR WASHINGTON. Berry, from New York for Galveston
which put into Charleston recently In Distress Nov
4 to resume tho voyage, having completed repairs
GLOUCESTER Mass Nov 9-Schr Chas Thompson. re.
ports the loss o Chss Haley. OF her who drowned
on Grand Banks by the upse'ting II dory.
HALIFAX. Nov s-Steamers George Washington for st
Johns NJ and Falmouth for Portland, remain port,
owing to heavy sea outside.
NEw LONDON, Nov 7-schr Ontario. from Newport for
New York. get ashore the mouth OF the harbor last
night but got OF this morning and vas towed hcre for
pairs
PHLApKLrHIA Nov sThs sunken vessel before reported
notheast of Pea Patch slpop which
sunk at PM ON the 9th inst by steamer The OF
both vessels unknown.
QuRBEc Nov sThc bark Hemisphere has been libclled
here by warrant from the Admiralty Court In of
session. instituted hchaf of Dennis Gov
ington, kentucky, VIII claims ownership the vessel
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALroxA Nov e-Arived bark Jason (Sor) Thorsen. New
York.
ANTWERP Nov s-Arrived. bark Padre CAus), stsugher
Phiadelphs.
Sailed 7th ship Aida colicy. CAao; bark Henry Ger).
Mnssen. New York.
BnIsroI, Nov 7-sailed. barks Leopold ct Marie tFr)
Lescsy, United States; sth Dolphin lBr), Andrews do
BRxshS. Nov Sailed, ships Srus Ger, Moer. Bsti
Andrew Jackson Bartlett Charleston barks Gero
Olivsh QtaD. Baltimore. Saran, Rice. Charleston;
Suex tNor), do.
CARDIFF. Nov s-sailed, bark Wakefield. Carver. Ba-
tavA-
CKrrR Oct 3oArrved bark George Kromslberx Patter-
son, Philadelphis; Energis Nor,, Olsen, New York.
CARLsnAnS-Arnved u saed), Lydia, Baltimore.
DunLrS. Nov 7-Sailed, bmrk keformer (Br), Brown.
United States; brig Castala, blanchard. do.
FsLsocrH, Nov a-Arrived, bark Berger (Rus. Niska.
Philadelphia for Antwerp tsce below.
GLOUCESTER. Nov s-saicd bars John Schultz tGer for
Wilmington, NC.
GESoA. Nov 5saiied, ship Marietts dtaD, Bava No
ble bark Sleipner or. Anderson, Savannah Doth
previously.
Hull. Nov 8-Saed. Thorsky. for Savannah.
HAxsuno Nov 4-sssd. ships spssssssr (Br, Pittnan.
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THE FEMALE PEDESTRIANS.

Al quarter-p past eleven last evening tho record
ladies walking thcir days' match at the
Central Park Garden stood ioows:-Mis Marshall,
100 miles, Miss Won HiIlcrn, 1873 miles Miss Won
Hiilsrn, who had been quite indisposed the day pro-
vious recovered her strength and spirits completely
and kept up at strong aud steady gait, walking her
147th milo in 12m. 3os., diminishing amid tho pro-
lonacd cheers Of u most ntnusastic audience.
the progresses considerable interest Is mani
fcstcd In tho effort o these remarkable women, and
the many physicans who make their daily observa-
tons promo the task wonderful for females.
Miss Marshall. who is quite veteran pedestrian ap-
pears to experience the effect which Invariably
assais both Weston and 0'Leary their third day,
and she speaks very confidently of her returning
powers the morrow and OF u surprising record She
Is deter mined 70 mako In this race
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
u,cu w.rry
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 5, 1876.
ARRIVALS
REPORTED THE HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToSH TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITKsToSH TELEGRAPH
Steamer State OF Pennsyvania tBr). Knight Glasgow
as "a and Lsrrs ne. aA Win m . ans e, Austin
s"aas soS 4 81 Ion y ~ ss ssss@ e
tnr hence Tor Gi.srow; same day. bark Mary stewart
Ion 81 IS. an AneLor lnc steamer, b,;:and east
Co Esperie~ee@ The rs Three days lsS, ssssSy Winds
sSs ss winds and
& ws mdo and sa = 10 and r
Nov had svi.sn. gale from 81 sSSw iasins u hours
Win %s:s ss.%$1s % ssas s
and % CLARK seaman. Ncy :. no lat. &c,
s.s amer narnoa. psgss., savannah Nov with mdss
steamer San Salvador. Nckerson. Savannah . days.
with mdse aud % passsngcrs ,,., to Geo y"nss: ,..
ia. Ss,n.ssa g. AN is . 'H Ion %9ss as 40
passed steamer state q lsx. hence for Galveston Se
atesmcr Aluisrs. do for New Orleans
mas to Boyd iii%ssrn oss s las X 50 lon ~ took
heavy gale from wSw TO \. Lasting 10 days Oct 800
nyins about and ssandon.d vessel apparently in good
ship " s.ssson, Moore. London Sept "a with mdss
Ship ais,sy Hall tof Liverpool N.sn.d lIuli "a days.
hsS head g os. 24 3ss ID s.ps5ieneca 4u,r
&c ss"s =" from to wNw NV sns,s Ys,r @ o G ~ 81 Ion
nails JBMN 2o,h LAT - ~ Ion ~ a. ship Sarah hgnet
Ship samuel Watts tcf Thomaston) Lcrmond Liverpool
21 days in ballast SNOW Burgess Oct ~ lat 4s "a
Ion 81 -. spoke snip Een Stewart from for London
short Of provisions. and supplied her The Samuel Watts
anchored at sandy Hook tor orders
Ship Magdalens GER, Henckc Bremen 30 DAYS. In bal
last to Charles Luing Co Had strong westerly wi nds
hauliug southvard: round north Eng aud
passed the shetIadd Isles Oct 49, the 10th lat 60 Ion
Is, had y strong gale from SW, In which split
the mixxsntopsail: at Am, same day. carried away
hove under lower opssils with heavy
which the sbip abored he sv then
whcathsr to Oct 20 In LAT ~ lon when gale strnck
the hauling 10 the westward In whit lost
foretopsas orcopnsst staysa and several other light
sails: blow almost hurricane. with fesrfnlly
IA III sea- lasting during which time the ship
hove tryss same night the mind moder sed
Oct 5 took another heavy gale from north,
hauling the westward lying ~ hours kept her OF and
under opsns and rccfed foesa 70 the south
strong southey and moi thcrly winds
20 AZ lon ~. passed schr Ethel Bianchc bound
west The Aagdeene 10 anchored ut SANDY Hook Tor
orders
Fiors Nor, svsnoe Bremen IS days in ballast to
Bockmann Osrieiu Co.
BARK usssr sf 81 John, NB. Evans Hamburg IS days,
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ART NOTES.

orsBERrs LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS"
The magnificent modern Spanish picture by Gisbert.
called tho "Landing OF tho Pilgrim Fathers on
Plymouth Rock" now on exhibition at the Worlds
Ear at Philadelphia, has received geld medal In Paris
aud Madrid aud recently first class modal and high
mention in this country. In Wow OF It's great merit
and general to the subject and it Is to be
exposed at auction on the lsth November Memo
ral Hail. il suggested that Steps should bo taken to
secure possession either by tho United States gov
srnment or some public gallery, where Is may be
ssss n all times By the American people
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United States; 7h Superb o Nielsen, San FRANCHISE;
also the AVN. for New York.
HAvxx. Nov 7--sssd. ship rrimonnsan. Jones. New
York.
lese. United ststea
LIVERPOOL Nov 7-Ssiled ship Circassan (Br), Clark,
New York; bark craemullen t Goddard San Francisco
9th. bark Norma tRus, Bowman. baltimore
Also sailed sth, Pm Illinois. shackord Pha-
dephia
LONDON Nov 7-Arrivsd steamer France CBr,. Altree.
New York
MALAGA. Nov 4-ssiisd. bark Ada Gould. Merritt.
United States
MovLLx. Nov G. AM-Arivsd steamer California Br)
ovsnstone. Nov York for Glsseo~ tand proceeded.
PLYMOUTH. Nov 8. 3 sAM-Arrivsd. steamer France Tn.
Trudetle. New York for Havre land proceedsd)
QuKxSsrows. Nov s-Arrvsd. Lord Give (Br.
Urquhsrt Phladslphis for Liverpool; Atlas DR. Hosea
son. Boston for do and both procesde back Perveante
QtaD. BcExo, Now York.
Arrived 7th. barks Balestrino Qtal) Balestrfno Now
York: Seth Aus Tugnessx. do.
RIO JASEIRo. Nov lSaisd Donst (Br), Mitch
ell, New York, with 1900 bags coffee.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov e-Ar,ived. steamer Nossl tGer).
Neynabsr. New York for Bremen fand proceeded.
SHIELDS. Nov s-Arrved, bark Mary Hogarth CBD.
Shields. Baltimore
SEvILLE-ssiled, schr Jessie CARL UndsrhlI New York
SrHrrS Nov - Sailed. bark Prns Friedrich Carl (asr)
Granzow. United States
TnALxK, Nov s-ssed schr N Haskell, Crowsr, BALI.
vLIssrSGEx. Nov s-Arrived. steamer Scholtcn
(Dutch Jan1en New York land proceeded for Rotterdam
Sailed from - Nov g. bark Napolson III CNos. Kjoi-
ner, United States
LONDON Shark Berger Rus, from Philsdsphia for
Antwerp before reported spoken with loss Of manmas,
put into Falmouth to-day for repairs.
Bark Dronnng Sophie tNor), Lindner, from Stockholm
Oct Gsde for Boston, has into Copenhagen lesky
Ship Prince waldcmar C3r, for Calcutta, to load for
haau in N To
Nov T. whic going up Hoogly, well eleven other
vessels
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ESCAPED FROM THE ISLAND.

Last night Robert Mclaughlin, prisoner confined
In the Penitentiary. made HIS escape by swimming
across the 10 the loot OF Fiy,hird street. His
escape until after he reached
shore An alarm ~as Immediately sent 10 tho dner-
police stations but OF him have yet been
Obtained The convict Is thirty-lwo yoars OF age, by
occupation a steamboat man, and / known under the
ailas Of sScotty.u
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BELOW.

Ship Bertaux .or So Jonn. MD, Davies from Amster-
dam sept 2S, 80 w Bcrtaux.
dark John johnson Annapolis, NS), Haines. from
Liverpool Sept ~. to w Parker / Co.
Bark Washington QtaD, Cahero, from Lisbon Sept H. TO
Leuro, Storey Co.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipm informed
that by telcgrnphing tho HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No. 40 Fleet street, London tho
Paris office. addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue rOpera
Pars the arrivals at and departures from European aud
Eastern of American all forslgn vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabied to this
country free OF charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will find the Paris
cal and expeditions for telegrapning news
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SAILED.

Steamers Algeria lr) for Liverpool; Greece (Br) Lon
don: City Of Vera Cruz Havana: Cleopatrs Charleston
Pioneer wmiarsen shie RobsnA sords.Sx bark. Naho,
Nor). Hamburg: Bondevenen (Nor). Cok Falmouth
Aradne tNor, do; Rcveho (Br Queenstown brigs Rami
rex, Falmouth; G 4 Packard -; Geo Walker
Port Spain; Santa Rosa, Havana.
Wind at sunset. N; At midnight, n
Barometer sunset, 20. 81; ut midnight. 1854.
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THOMAS COLT.

The telegraph brings the Information that Thomas
Cols OF the prominent citizens OF PttsAcd,
Mass, died yesterday OF maarial lever, supposed
havc been contracted at the Centennial Exhibition,
whence he returned last week.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
SOUTH AMERICA--wE

SOUTH AMERIcA-wEsr rERU-pscovRRY or A REEF
Information received that Peruvian
Mayro discovered reef lying ~ dog from Dona MAra
Point and distant miles from rock bct~eon and ia line
with II and the Point
bearings magnetic Variation IL deg 10 min essorly in
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YACHTS. SrEA tAi5OAvS.
DY SAMUEL HATCH 4 CO..
ID Office No. o Congress ST., Boston.
porcie Steamer Bessie SNOW.

Porgie Steamer Bessie Snow.
On TUESDAY November IA. 1876. ut II O'Clock A. NJ.
NJ pier No. Grand junction wharf. East Boston.
will be sold the highest bidder the iSteamer Ressie
snow built by tho day by Harrison Lorlng in 1875 ana
40 together with her appurtenances consist
ing in OF Seine Boats, Drive Boats, Seines
Cable Anchor. &c. &ca well fouAd fishing outfit
he examined at time: $500 to be paid 1T sale !;
terms sale.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MOTIFS.

Lille draws near It's end al the fHtH Avenue
Theatre.
Edwin Booth viii appear as Hamlet at the Lyceum
on November 20 The company includes many compe-
ent artists Mr. Booth VIII be heartily welcomed back
New York, and will play full round Of his best
parts
Every day adds TO the attractions at the Aquarium.
There 10 talk OF building aquarium in Chicago, but
how the fresh water Of Lake Michigan supply salt
fshS In It's ability provide both fresh and salt
water New York has the advantage.
The illness of Mr. W. II. Crane, the Baba at Niblo's,
compelled Mr.. Marston to take the part at an hours
notice, and Mr. J. V. DALEY called upon to take
Mr. Marston's role, Mustapha The change in the bill,
made bu, little difference in the merit of tho perform
uucs and last night Mr. Crane resumed his original
character
This evening "The Shaughraun" one Of the greatest
OF modern successes DRAMA will bc reproduced
at Waack's with Mr. Dion Boucicault, the author in
the role or the hero Conn, capital study OF Irish
character In this play Mr. John Gilbert Will make
his rs. appearance in the season. and that excellent
young actor. Mr.. c. A. Stevenson, will act Robert
Fiolli0I Miss Rose Wood, u charming actress, Will
play Ate and will be introduced In this character for
the first to Mr.. Wallack's audience. Miss Jose
phine Baker will play tho beautiful part OF Moya.
Aner ''The Shaughraun" Is withdrawn Forbidden
Fruit which was Interrupted In the height OF IT'S
success, will be renewed and atcr that tho original
drama, entitled IAN for Her." will be produced
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
sails. Destination
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
NOVEMBER.
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoL-HxAD, Nov g, PM-Wind Sc, moderate.
Lizard, Nov q. PM-Wind X moderate; cloudy.
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NIISCELLANEOU

nIvoRcEs QUIETLY; ANY STATE: PAY WHEN
Ddivorced. Send for circular. AMERICAN Law
AGENCY, II Astor House.
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APPROXIMATION PRIzEA
Ma Prise mo. PrfzelNo PrisAI INA PSfsa
2so. SiuUl +jx6 Ul37u2 .S5Uul 7u $50
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Prixes csshed. InfDrmatiou furnished free.
TAYLOR CO. Bankerh
No IL Whlst. New Y0A
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NEXT DRAWING NOVEMBER Is, 1875.

DOfAL hAsASA LoiIHni.
OFFICIAL LIST OF DRAWING esl. NOVEMBER 2
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AMUSEMEN ENTS.
srEINwAY HALL-"ELIJAH."

The nrst performance OF the oratoro Society OF New
York for the present took place last night at
sleinway Hall before an immense house. Dr. DAM
rosch the conductor and he added another wreath
TO the laurels which he nobly earned the first
Philharmonic concert We have had many perform
OF Mendelssohns cheEd'oucre in this city, but
superior and very few equal TO that which
given last night Mile. Corrad the solo soprano, sang
with ali the feeling and finish that might be expected
from artistic that occupied the first position at the
Grand Opera Paris, few years Her rendering Of
the aria, .Hcar ye, israeli" was something 10 be re-
membercd by those who had heard Parcpa In the
number. Miss Drasdil's lovely sympathetic
contrato voice Is telling in oraiorio, and Mr. WILL
lam Castle the tenor, made u decided hit in his part
But the greatest surprise the rendering OF the part
OF Elijah by Mr. Stoddard. u baritone, who displayed
wonderful dramatic power last night The well known
choruses went like q charm and the Interpretation OF
the oratorio was q 1attcring success
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-02-17

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advance paying subscribers and the
times to which they have paid without
giving the date of payment. We do
not give the names of any who have
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w. S. Maxwell, Somers, March /, 1877.
J. r. Marsh, Paris, Jan. 10, 1877.
L. O'Blinn, Bristol, Jan. 20. 1877.
Curtiss & ShumWay, Bristol, Jan. 10, III.
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Stephen Washburn, Bristol. Jan. 1, 1917.
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John Fellows, Bristol, Feb. Is, 1877.
Jacob Daniels, Paris, March 1, 1877.
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Charles F. Smith, Kenosha, Jan. 1, 1871
Fred. Hannahs, Pl. Prairie, Dec. 6, 1877
G. NJ Gulick, Paris, Jan. %, 1877.
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Mary E, Taber, Bristol, Feb. II, 1871.