The New York herald., 1876-12-26
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIs DAY
Sun AND NOON
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. Is, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnITKsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Stesmer Celtic CsrJ. Gleadcl, Liverpool Dec Is and
Queenstown l6th with mdse and passengers to cortis
S p,s .ssgss. Dss %su. IL sna
Had and NV gale; al the
and Louis Dc Bsoau Had strong @ sass
from NV w and sw the whole passage. The L has on
Df with d's
steamer Rapidan Mankin Savannah 50 hours with mase
ship Iiverpooi Lambert London u days. with mdse to
Grinne. Mnturn Co. Came tne Southern passage and
ship Abraham Lincoln yswc), Lindstrom. London SO
das sp sna rsosa asSs via
Roads Dee is With gqano 70 SNOW BURGESS Had very
where had light souherly winds ad fine weather
w a the
Equator had favorable winds and weather. crossed the
ery Winds but no trades from TO Hampton
so wss,sss q ns hsrd oS
Roads have had series OF gales principally from NV with
to stern and hall way up the rigging one pf the
being badly irostbiten the vessel has sustained
BARK Robert Morrison of hondon, Davis Singapore Sept
is, Cape Hope ~ S. Helena
s @ sy "a S an .ad 9 sE M .as north q
Bark Cetyrt Dubrovacki tAus Caraman Hartlepool s5
Bark Lake simsoe iof MontrcaD, Halcrow. cadix So
days :. ns Win vessel e % W.
;, Bark prmes Nor, Nielsen Rio Jaasiro via Delaware
Equator 80 90
Brig Stella ot st John, NIB, Ray, Liverpool via Tyhee
rgJessy tof Liverpool Pafery pernambuco ~ days.
with sugar to Boand Crossed the Equator Nov Is in
Brig Renshaw Sylvester. Arecibo, Pr rs days. with su-
gar to Nchelena Go. Dec ~ 20 miles Sc OF Fenwick
Island, spoke bark Hawthorne (B) from Rio Janero
Schr susan Annie tof Halifax), Gawson. Charlotte
town, PEI is days with potatoes to W Duryea Co.
Schr Berte Porcc Doane. Boston for Virginia Put In
for a harbor.
pJ-steamer Victoria (Br). from Glasgow via Halifax,
which arrived At early hour yesterday morning.
having violent gales from OF leaving
Glasgow until reaching Halifax where was compelled
10 In for supply OF coal 2lst nst the 18th
rienced the eastern edge Of the Grana Banks
unusual severity. commencing ut WSW vrering to NV,
then TO N gradually moderatng In the latter quarter;
during the height Of the gale there the
the and yards intervals Of foot giving
ship the OF being decorated with Chinese
shower vi mecors and disappeared almost suddenly
they appeared occasional dropping the yards
.Ss s. % bso ox ss ss r and o
noise like small piece of artillery. but causing
convenience than danng him the moment Capt He'd
berwick states that he has known such weather for
years. when he had somewhat similar experience. During
the whole not has been aged
individual injured In tho slightest mannor.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse. Boston for New York
Brig Daylight Marks. New Haven for New York (not as
schr j Ii Borden. Baker Fail River for New York
schr Lucy Jones, smith Proyden:e for New York.
Schr Emma Shaw Shaw, New Haven for New York.
Schr Eothen Rattisan. City Island tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Thetis. Young. New York for Providence.
Steamer Bolivar, Geer New YORK Tor New London and
SchrJ Moore Franklin. New York for Trinidad Port
schr Atlantic, Young. Port johnson FOR Boston.
Schr Success. Person. Hoboken for Providence.