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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-05-26

Was preceded and ushered in, by severe
rainstorm, but, before s o'clock. sunlight
broke through the clouds and, till D. m, a
more auspicieUs day could not have been de-
sired. The dust was laid, and tree and shrub
and lawn were clad in the Iiveliest green.
And not till hours after speech and song and
the chimes of bells were ended, and a large
portion Of the visitors had retired from the
grounds, did the windows of heaven again
open and give us a Noahic shower. But il
cleared off again before sunset, to enable
Philadelphia to exhibit herself in a street
nrnmenade
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
CLEARED.

Steamer Tho Queen tBp. Bragg. Lvcrpoo, via Queens
town. W Hurst.
steamer Gamma tBr). Lidiicoat Hamilton ,Bermuda,
A Il Duterbrdge.
steamer Carundelct Faircloth. Fcrnandina via Port
Royal-C ii Mallory 4 Co.
steamer Richmond, Kelly, Norfolk-Oid Dominion steam
ship Go.
steamer Octnrorn, REYNOLDS Baltimore Dalzel!.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards. Phladcphia-Ins lIaad
shin uLne stetson, london-tirinneli. Minturn Il Gu
ship Admiral Ger. Hacsioop. Brcmcn-llcrniann Koop
Co.
Bark Lillian vigus (Br,. vgus. Lvcrpool-J Whit
ney 4 20. -
BARK benny Do NJ Cole, Bristol Il Norgaa
Bark Camilla tNori, hris;ensen Queenstown fni-
mouth fnr orders -Bockmann. Uericn 90.
ar< Fortuna tNOr arssn Cork Falmouth Tor orders
Punch, Edye 4 Co.
Bark Marie tC;crl, Brummer. Bremcn-Theo Ringer
Bark Advocate tBr) spicer. Antwerp-J hney
Co.
Bark Harold (Sr, Diusniore, An.werp-J whitney h
Co.
bark princip do Napoli dtaD, Mcgna Lisbon--funeh.
BARK guerrero tItai, Russo. Treste-Iauro. Storey
Bark Orsoia utall. Cndcro. Naples-Fuuch Edge a ca
Bark Annapolis tBr,. Delap, CAliuo--J w Parker X Co
Brig Laura Gertrude. Havcron, Cape Town. CGH-F
Spring x Co.
sehr Nagce. Young. st Picr,e. Mart-.H vatabie
Schr Dos dc Mayo csp). vahouret, Iaagua BwI-TJ
schr Kate Mcliinnou (grl. McKinnon Yarmouth. Ns-c
schr Ella clifton tBr Kmbaii. st John. NBscammeli
Bros.
schr X Wilson. Croppcr. Richmond, va--yan Brunt 4
Bro
schr Lottic. Speed Richmond va-Abiel Abbott
scnr Istto Wills Ashford Boston-John Boynton's Son.
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
} CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN TnI

nJ-SoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TlE
CoAsrINu AND FOREIGN IRApE.-captains or officers
of vessels engaged In the ecasting foreign
ing the removal of buoys
the HERALD that II may
brought publicly &c tho attention OF tho proper authorities
addressed ITO the editor Of the lKRAlp New York
city, giving accurately possible the posi-
displaced buoys tho OF their removal will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic Pacific
OF the American Continent When they observed
European countries In the Mediterranean
IL requested that information be either by telegraph
letter the London Office OF the Nav YoaK HnRALp 10
Fleet street. London. the Paris Office 6l Avenue do
pOpers Paris Where the telegraph s used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett, 4G Fleet street, London
observed In the countries beyond
the of tho telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may communicates with upon reaching rst convcp
lent port This will bc cablod charge
she HERALD and published.
nS-NoTICK 70 CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE Port or NEW YORK AT NTGlir-rhe NEW YoxK
uRgALp has adopted distinguishing Cos,on night signal
Tor use on board the HERALD yacht showing while
burning tho coors red green red changing from the
other DO several miles distant
Captains OF vessels upon sceng this signal will obiigs
BY preparing any marine they tor the Ship
News Department Of ths HkRALp
rss-Persons communicating with vessels arriv
ing New iork do addressing TO such vessels
Of hxaALp yacht, Pier No Hast Rivss. New
The New York herald., 1876-12-09

York which nut back 10 Helvoet Dec Z with foremast
broken and choked Is also in lesky condition
scHR fAxsis X SHAW. Baano. from Sc Marys Ga, for
baltimore with lumber ashore opposite the station
Ieen sent Tor.
ScmR lsRArL SNOW which went ashore the harbor
hsracoA during the hurricane OF sept ~ still hes IN tho
position awaiting assistance from Rocksnd TO oat
her.
Scma CKRxs before reported sunk Mt Portsmouth NIL Is
lO3 tons register built In 1897 ana is owned by Chas
board 6O tons coal The captain OF the schooner saved
his chronomcter and charts but all else in the vessel went
down with her.
Sem HAMILTON from Phil adelphia for Newport with
coal went ashore night Of 7sh inst south end Of Goat
Island. but came OF at high tide without damage.
scnn CArAwANTEAx loaded with timber which was sunk
In the Psnunkey River. at West Point about two weeks
ago has been raised.
scna L,cos. which put into Shclhnrne, rs, 9Th inst
eaky asa lost ibboom. and is bound to New York from
Prince Edward Island.
scnR NAcAaA shayner. from New York for Newark, with
deck load OF 40 tons Of capsiEed 40 Yesterday
morning OIL pier North kiver. She towed to Red
Hook, where attempts ade right her. The iron
which WAS lost overheard. IL not insured.
ScnR HArrIK cRow ELL from Boston for Baltimore was
the vessel In collision night OF December of
with steamer Neptune from New Yo,k for Boston She
lost bowsprt and had bows and buIwarks The II
Z returned to Boston A N Sth.
scnR JULIA FLOYD. from Georgetown SC for Now
YORK with naval stores, is reported ashore
beach.
PILor Boar PER put into Newport. ri. December 8,
OF very heavy westerly wind; othe rwise ali
right. She had distributed all her pilots.
The hull and machinery OF Saratoga ashore mt
Baracoa. sold as she lay Nov 70 for $500 gold
SAS Francisco Dec IA schooner named the
Hayes" arrived on 2s from Umpqua where the wus
built.
LAuNcHEp--A schooner OF about 100 tcarpenters
measurel WAS launched from tho yard OF huius Merrill
nil Charles Dyer and others. She will be fishing
aud Is to 10 commanded by Capt Becrs.
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
WEATHER IEpor
FOREIGN PORTS.


ASJvR Oct 21Passed bark CLEAN tBr). burgess. shans
hae for New York.
AprLAips tAastralia, DC. 3-sailed bark Victor Pond
Valparaiso tbecrc reported iuam).
Aux CAyks. Nov lS-Arrived. schr A Do u art Farm
ham. New York
BARcxLoSA. leo 4-Arrved bark Tornasito tsp, Erqni
CoxsrASrIxorLe. Nov l3-In port schr Robert Palmer
New York 's -
CALcurra. Nov SIN port ships Pembroke Castle tBr.
Hamilton Tor New York Id, Ivanhoc IIerrmai tor Bonn
bay. do; Florence Treat. Short for Maurtus. do: and
GLASGOW. Dec 4--ssled. ship Lake Michigan (BD. La
mAIYAx Dec 5--tlesrcd bark Protector tNor) Ianssn
Sailed 4,h. brig Maggie Wood (Brl, Alicante.
Arr cd 9th. ship Prctcus tBr Hall. $; John. NIB, for
Arrived sth. steamer Caspian (Br). Trocks Liverpool
tand sailed for Batmare).
LivEarooi Dee 7Arrivod. steamer Lake Megantic Do
Sailed Dec >, steamer Lake ChAmpiain tBrl 3crnson
Baltimore.
LhclloKs. Dec 4-Arrived. brig Nettie. Mackay. New
MArrnnwrowS dnagua). Nov I3--Arrved. schrs silver
Heels Cages taad sailed day ioston) 18TH
sailed aa,h schr \ Miller Necne Eoston;
In Nov ~ bark Nornns star Tor New York. ldg;
brig B16ta. Jnhnsnn. for baltimore. brig Medina tBrt
yirgic for Phia ephia. do
dixie Belfast, Elizabeth stevens tBr Jones' Sd
Amelia Ann tBrI. Vargas Jacksonville; :ioth: Carleton
DIR. Albary. Charleston: Dee i. tierrnde Br. Kelly
sailed Nov 10. schr Enblyn d'r. jenkins. London.
Po.r MuLCRAvk. dee 5-Arriycd. schrs George tBr).
Chisholm. Chnrlottetown tor New York: Evadnev tBr) .
Mexican do for do
Passed 9th. ship James Duncan Br,. Kckham. Liverpool
Passed 4th schr Mary unt Dixon Grenada Prince
srJons MI. Dec 0-Atriyed. bark Danube. Fitzgerald
Dublin: schr Nellie Jones, VI lien, Liverpool
Cleared 'h sshr Henry Wsaaqston % ss,ossr iiayans
York; brig San Plctro ltal), Lauro. do
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
DECISION OF VICE PRESIDENT FERRY.
Preparations for Investigating the
Southern Elections.
President Grants Emphatic Dcnunciation
Of the Democrats.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, Dec s. 1875.
vHH PROSPECTS or A PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT
OF Tue EXISTING DIFFIcULTIRs-rHE END
OF THE TwENTY-sEcoND RuLE-ExTBEME
REPUBLICANS TO DE MET BY MEMBERS or
THEIR OWN PARTY II UHFAIaNEss II AT
TEMPTED.
In tho final action repeating tho twenty second joint
rule TODAY, in the Senate, nearly all the democrats
agreed with the HERALD that II Is OF no importance
and voted FOR Its repeal II a rule OF procedure
Is needed II Is believed that the respectable republicans
will join with the democrats both houses in framing
Mr.. McCrary's resolution, now before the Ju.
dietary Committee OF the House. looks to this cnd and
the republicans have abolished the twenty
Joint rule, the responsibility upon them OF help
Ing to adopt rule IN It's place II any shall be
thought necessary
II anything unfair was attempted by the republican
extremists they would ind and decided resist
from their own side at once and IN both houses
No doubt the lawyers will search Tor every possible
legal way to overcome tho present difficulty and II
thcy.hnd they will use IT, But the feeling OF dis
gust among certain class OF republicans al tho ex-
treme parsanshp OF somo OF their fellows increases
daily and It will break out II there is any attempt at
unfairncss or unconstitutional proceedings
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o. Dee 3oArr.ved ship Horsa tBrj, wsdiey,
San Francisco.
sailed slips Hcrtfordshire trb. Thorn pson Fredburg
Ger, koppor Doth supposed Tor Eurupc)
Dee 6-Arrived, ship Roxburys ,sr), Christie -;
bark Alden Bessc. Noycs Hong Kong
ALEXANDRIA. Dee 9-Arriyed. sehrs Fiorence Lock
wood, Boston, II Hedges. New Bedfoid; Murray Van
diver. Washington Carrie Holiness and Is G Terry. ---
ior Georgetown. -.
Sailed Scars Florence lockwood. Providence; NH
skinner and q ~ Morris (irom Goor rsctown). -. .
7tArived II Iuddel Jr Boston and sailed Tor
Portsmouth Nil; A u Page, Ucorgetown.
sailod-schr VIM Mason, New London X Rhodes, New
York
BOSTON, Dec S-Arrved. stcsmers Saxon. snow Philn-
dcrha; Gan.us. Bearse. New YORK; bark Miliie hah
tBr), Cook Fuwey; schrs Frank Flint loboken Ham
nond Goldthwai.. kondoqr Hampton. Clifford ooeksn
Mary Far.w Mccarthy, Rondout; Ncptunes Bride Lind
s.y johnson Ward j. farks, Bogart. Delaware y
Daniel crson. ficeson, Baltimore; Abbott De'ereaux
Rich Alexandria -.
Ro,nrncd--schr Hattie croweIi. for baltimore tsoc
Cieaicd-steamers Atlas (Br), Hosoason and Iberian
Ora Harns Lverpool ship WemJss Castle (bDs brido
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
SALE OF BRIC-A-BRAC.

The snle OF tho Colgate Baker collection of gems OF
Oriental art' was continued at the Mcssrs Lcavitts
salcsrooms yesterday The attendance was 'nne in
point Of numbers and quality many ladies' bcns
present.
Tho bidding ut tho salc wh'le It lively wrs not
extravagant and the buyers, "a rule, made good
bargains. Anon: other things, there was a collection
OF $50 tcapo,s, from the cup 10 tho family size
They brought prices ranging from 81 rs up according
to design nnd workmanship A beautiful vase OF
Japanese bronze covered with elaborate ornamenaoc
twcnty-eiGht inches nigh. brought Sl40 A buffet of
Japanese workmanship, carved with figures and land
scapes, brought $50. Among the articles sold were
beautiful bronzcs aud ,crcens and tine ivory
carvings The sale will be continued tnis afternoon
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
YALE ALUMNI.

REVIVAL OF THE COLLEGE THANKSGIVING
JupuEE-LAIGE AssEMBLAGE OF oRADU-
ArEs AND UPEoAEIous FUN.
Last evening The graduates of Yae College held what
is called its Thanksgiving jubilee" at the Union
League Theatre Programmes o: diversion arranged
Tor these periodical mrhul iIdulgences turn lsh vivid
Illustrations OF tho cntiro OF the
poct,eai apoihegm--
A lttie nonsense now ana then
Il reshed ty the wsest oi men.
Tho inlcgen, and certainly appreciatiye au-
dicncc gave to the theatre coscy md
brilliant compaclncss Tho hunor chsractcrizng the
performance OF the slde-splittng school
and not merely the quiet cbulitsons OF aesthetic
culture. The Thanks giving Jubilee is a Yalo College
custom, dating back 10 1850 Il derived its from
having been held originally on Thanksgiving Eve. It
belongs 10 the class tho "Burial OF Euclid :"
..pow.wow" aud "Wooden Spoon cxhibitons-the
occasions Of uproarious college mirth IN which the
"iuEny men oi tho college arc tho principal rartic
pants.
The programme last evening was amusingIy varied,
but Of character difficult OF proper aciincation. II
was also OF that species requiring 10 be 10 be
comMcnsuratcly appreciated.
Tho opening iood leading oil the programme, was
omitted, owing to the absence OF certain parties ndis.
pensabc TO "gcttng orr the intended lood In the
manner intended. Taxing lis pacc was the college
song, "Lauriger Horolus,' which the $40 present
sang with the hearty VIII Of old college days. Ex-
Congressman William Waller Phelps rut,led OIL
gee club sang "A Gallant Company" in
the artistic manner distinguishing their vocal
performances. Then followed ..scrmon" by Mr..
William Z. Sullivan, vi the class OF 20 II was
model of sermon OF Its kind learned, d,dactc. hls-
loric and philosophical IN the seriousness o. us dcv
cry. After another song '.The Matn Bells, !" by the
gee club Mr. w. A. Linn OF the class OF GS delivered
..Plosophcai Grafton" on "Rcconditc Hypothesis. as
Bearing SuppositOus Gcneralities." The feature
the evening was travesty OF Hamlet - his last per-
iormance occupied nearly two hours. A mere hunor-
Gus travcsty has never been put the stage. rhe
evenings festivities concluded with supper and
speeches.
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BELFAST Dec 7-saed bark Ocean Traveller (Br, Whit.
ford United States.
brennan. Dec s-satled. bark Goethe oGer), Schubert
New York.
Arrived 7th. steamer Berlin tGeo, Pohle Baltimore.
CARDIFF Dec S-saicd brig Leonora. Blood. st Jago;
schr + Champln. Freeman, do
DRAL Dec f-Arrvcd, brig Eva Parker (Br). Socum
New YORK for Brcmcn.
FALMOUTH. Dec S-Arrved, bark Charlotte Littefeld
Carver, Calcutta tsec below
Sailed sth bark Sophie Gorbits (Ger). Andres (from
Sewcastlc,. Philadelphia, having repaired
USxENocK. Dec 7-Saed, ship Portlaw fBr). Anderson
United States.
GLOUCESTER Dec s-sailsd barKs Formosa (Br, o'Nen.
Tyoee; Swift (Nor. Boer. do.
GIRRALrAR Dec 7-Arved brig Josephine (Br). Canton.
Boston.
HAnHuRG. Dec7-sailsd. bark Echo Nor) for Charles
son.
HOMO Koxo. Dec 7-Arrivcd previously. schr VIM Phil
lips, Hsaley. Newchw tsee bolow)
LivRRrooL Dec S-Arrlved ship Castleroy tBr Butte
art San Francisco
LoSDos Dec s-Arrived steamer Holland CBr), Heeiy,
Ncv York
LEcHoRS. Dec ARRIVED brig American Union. Collins.
Phiiadephi
MEssIxA, Dec 3--Saied schr Addie Warner, Lewis,
Philadelphia (before reported sailed Nov 2S).
MALES Dec 4-Arrved, bark Nuovo Monde QtaD, Sava-
rcse. New York.
PLYMOUTH. Dec 7-saed, bark Maud CBr, Inkster Uni
ted States
uillos
Also arrived sth Pm steamer Russia (Br, COOK. New
York for Liverpool (lnd proceeded.
Also arrived sth s:l5 PM idaho OBJ. Bedlos
New York for Liverpool land proceeded).
Sailed sth City of Berlin tBr. Kennedy from Liver.
pool, Now York.
ROTTERDAM, Dec 6-Clesred, ship Duisberg Ger). Hoes
United States
SHIELDS Dec S-Sailed. barks Trappano (Aus). Mcrcich
PhilAdephia; Camilla tNor,. Beskman. New York.
vLssINGRS. Dec S-Arrived, bark Rotterdam (Dutch)
Wis, New YORK (and sailed for Rotterdam).
LONDON Dec sThe bark Charlotte Littlcfsld, Carver,
from Calcutta arrived at Falmouth of sails
nnd mixzenmast broken
The bark Sophie Gorbtx Ger) from Newcastle Pha.
depha which put Falmouth Nov ~ leaky
voyage to-day having repaired.
HONG KosG Dec THE American schr VIM Phillips,
Healcy IRON Newchwanv. has arrived horc sho has
her mainunast and mixzentopmast
W
The New York herald., 1876-12-09

ing to add members 10 the Committee OF Privileges
and Elections for the purpose OF allowing the sending
OF sub-committees 10 each OF The Southern States, in
stead OF sending for witnesses to come to Washington
There will DE meeting Of the Senate committce 81
Privileges and Elections morning ut eleven
O'Clock. Thus tar 1t has been decided that only one
subcommittee is TO go to New OrleaDE They
will take up the Louisiana OF alleged outrage and
political corruption at once The committee meetings
here will be held in open session.
As counter movement to the action Of the Rouse
in sending subr9nas to the Western Union Telegraph
Company during the progress OF investigating the
republican conduct OF the recent Presidential
campaign, It is sad that, q part OF tho
duties OF The Senate Committee OF Elcc.
tons and Privileges, all kilograms sent by Mr.
Hewitt and by Others at that New York democratic
headquarters TO parties South in connection with po
tca and other matters Will be called for and cx-
nmined with view of discovering any possible i'm
pTopricties in them
The sub-committees for the other States have not
yet been decided upon, bnt viii engage the atcntoD
of the General Committee tomorrow
STRONG pgNUAcIArIos or THE DEMOCRATS BY
PRESIDENT GRAST-THB EEsT INTERESTS OF
THE COUNTRY ENDANGERED DY SUCH
PAETY IN PowgI-HIs VIEWS ON SOUTH
CAROLINA MATTERS.
Mr. Smith Ely mad interview with the President
to-day The President spoke TO him. |. Is said. with
good deal OF bitterness of the democrats ing that
Mr. 1ilden got the greater part OF his
vote in the Southern States; that tho few
Northern States he carod like Indiana half dis
loyal during the war : that he carried New York only
by the OF wards filled byn ignorant foreign
popuation that The best interests OF the country hc
thought, endangered II such party should como
into powrr; that the South still restless and
by all its Interests opposed to the payment OF the
national dcbt main tanning the honor credit Of
the country. he did think II for Tho good OF the
country that tho democrats should come into power.
II they did many interests would be hazardcd.
a. 10 Souih Carolina affairs he seemed to think
everything had gone on properly there.
THE EFFORT TO AGREE UPON PLAN FOR COUNT
ING THE ELECTORAL voTE--MI. M'cRARYs
RESOLUTION TO DE REPORTED FAyoRARLY.
The Judiciary Conn mmitce OF the House agreed to
tho resolution OF Mr. NcCrary OF Iowa. providing
tho appointment OF . committee 10 meet with any
committee which may be appointed by the Senate Tor
the purpose OF taking into consideration the subject
Of counting tho electoral votes and possible, agrce
Ing upon plan which receive the consent OF both
honses. The committee amended the resolution
making the House membership seven members IN
stead of ave The resolution will be reported
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
DON'T LIKE THE DECISION.

New YORK, Dec. s, 1876.
To THE EDITOR OF tn. HERALD
AS who has money 'on the election, " would
like to say few words on Mr. Morrsseys motto IN to-
days HERALD. Why has Mr. Norrisscy waited until
the electoral vote cast before declaring all bets
'.ony" Il looks AS II, having money on
Tilden, he has waited until tho last moment
to see II the barrcr ''mu" policy could fx''
ono the Hayes electoral votes. Finding that last
chance gone and he is bound TO lose crawl" hc
declares 'ail bets on This may please the pro
icssona!s, who mostly bet on the side as their
model .'honesr' candidates; but hope Tor
the honor Of the profession that other
pool pro pricors will deal more tho square.
II not there will bc railing oil In their business.
outsiders not being willing 10 trust III the honor OF
men who .crawi" when the race goes against them.
WALKER.
The New York herald., 1876-12-09

T GIL ,sGow. scOTLAND.-FuR SALE 4 MAJ
~ nifcent Clyde built iron act tons wish
compound condensing engines and all modern improve
This beautiful vessel built TO order Of
English nobeman sneeiallv tor navigation OF the
Seine ut cost Of f6,p The huh mach cry are n
spend order and the saloons cte
and without regard The price reduced IA
fst*D cash. including plate linen cutlery aud bed ling
and can be made for de livery any
the world nsentores: plans and photographs may be OBJ
tanned by applying to the undc igned will also sun
ply further information required. JOHN INGLIS 4
CO.. Clyde Yachting Agency. Glasgow.
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sur PRorrus sr,. from st John NIB for Hull before
reported Liverpool Ms waterloYgcd towcd to ALI
lax Dec q for ropairs
BANK l. DK CnirMAN tBr), Le Cain, from Belts Cove.
NF Swansea slsauded Heinss hay, ST Jons.
M the isL The vessel with her cargo Is valued At
S6u.OUO
went ashore Woods Island, PEI coast has broken
and viii bo = total loss
BAgE MiLLie BAiS (Br) Cook. from Fowey, Mt Boston
Dec had weather stove oulwArks md split sails
BRIs Rosn OF Boston, 1877 burden has been sold
by Thos Codd TO John Richardson.
BAaK Lxxnicx LAsa Syperck from Rotterdam for New
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
THE NEW ENGLAND nOCiETY.

At special meeting Of the New England Society,"
held last evening at Delmoniccs or the purpose Of
nominating board Of officers for the ensuing year.
Colonel William Borden. tho President, in tho chair
,hc nominating committee presented the following
ticket For President, Colonel William Borden for
FIRST Vice President, Daniel +. Appleton for Second
NJ Fiske; Tor Secretary, ]. p Hubbard. Messrs. y.
r. c. Billings, Marvcllc w. Cooper. Ethan Allen and
William H. Maxwell, NJ. H., We're nominated as dlrcc-
tors for period OF TOUR years The election will be
held OH tho 18th INST sixteen new members were
added TO tho roll on yesterday
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The light he shown and after Ian from tho light
house recently erected ~ Southwest Ledge entrAnc-
New Haven harbor will be catudcptric Of tho fourth
order lighting 800 deg Of tho hozon Tho focal plane
SO abnvc low The light should be
clear weather from decx OF vese; IS feet above the
ID nautical miles The structure is dwell
ing with Mansard roaf erected cylindrical foundation
and surmounted Wy lantern: foundation painted red.
dwelling drab. III thick and foggy weather bell win be
struck by machinery IS seconds The position the
lighthouse given by the Coast Survey Oice, is fol-
lows Lat Al IA o. ~ Ion ~ 81 45 W. UppL the lighting
of this the light Five.Mile Point side
harbor. known New Haven Harbor Light, will be
discOn nued
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
WIRES SrLING.
cRANpALL LOOKING FOR A MATCH.

cRANDALL LOOKING FOR MATCH
TROY, n. ", Dec. Z. 1874
To THE EpiroR THE HgsALp:-
hereby challenge tho winner OF the match now
pending between Colonel J. II. Mclaughlin and James
owen. to wrcstle colar and elbow, best two out
OF three air back falls the American rules OF square
hold wrestling to govern The match TO be Tor $500,
the wiup.r 10 take hall money and pay expenses
Articles Of agreement can be signed at once.
J. 5. CRANDALL,
American House, Troy, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
BASE BALL.

CLEVELAND Ohio, Dec 8. 1876
The National Base Bali League closed its sessions
to-day. ". A. Huburt Of Chicago, was elected
president tor the ensuing year, and y. f. Young, OF
Washington, secretary
Tho League declared that un pires be chosen as toll
lows THAT three men be named each city and
umpire tor any game shall be chosen by lot from
them just bcore the game.
Cleveland seloclcd tho next place Of meeting