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The New York herald., 1876-11-26
FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 25. 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED nY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HxRALp
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RRPoRrED NJ HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND RxRALp
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steamer Adra,lc tBr), Perry. Liverpool Nov IL and
Queenstown with indse and Cortis
Nov ~ lat ~ -. lou ~ 40 passed lnman steamer
stcanief Cornwall tBr: Stampcr. Bristol Nov H. with
M, and W y Morgan Nov 23, lat 40 30,
lon Cd passed Abyssnia r hence for Liver
bound east; same day. % miles do OF do brig
riggcd steamer. do.
and passengers 10 the Pacific Mail steamship TO-
steamer Montgomery. Chester Fernand.na Nov 20 and
Port Royal 22d with muse and passengers to Mallory
steamer Gen Barnes Chcescman Savannah Nov IL with
. go
steamer AIbemarie Gibbs Lewes Del with mdse to the
BARK Liberia Fosse,t Monrovia 81 days with mdsc to
Yates forternea. Was ~ days west OF Bermuda with
and NV gales u
order
with mdse to A II Hardy vessel to Funch kdye Co.
Brig Zuieka ar Walsh, Chariottetown 10 days with
potatoes Nevius SON vessel to ID DE Wolf Co.
Nov 70 of Georges had heavy NNE gale, lasting IL
lost split sails ana had decks washed foro and
schr Edna arwood Turner Laguayra and Turks Island
bridgeport 10 days. with salt to Darrell Co; vessel
schr John wentworth Brown Jacksonville ~ days with
lumber to Il fairchd; vessel to buck Co tsee
schr Brave Foss jacksonville 10 days with lumber to
Drew 4 I,ucsi vessel to Bentley Gfidcrsieeve Co.
schr jamestown. IIeyer. Richmond for Newbnrg.
sehs ndward. siade soper, kienmond v,s ',s;.
schr II } Raymond, Cranmer. Virginia
scnr Lizzie Florence. Lppncott. Virginia
Schr A q Curtis. Curtis. Virginia
Schr Bigus. Formsn. Virginia
schr 4 WiiIetts. Wiietts, baltimore.
B-B Barks Nova fSor). and Nercator (No., which were
anchored In the lover bay came up ~ the city 2oth AN
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.


Steamer City OF Fisehburg Springer New BEDFORD for
Bark Hosea Rich Msnries East Chester for New York
sehr Edna Harwood Turner Lagnayrs via bridgeport Tor
schr Freddie Walton Brown Provincsown for New York.
Schr II 1; Whilden Heath Provdence for New York
York
sehr J G Nash. Crowley. Providence for New York
Schr Ella Matthews. Pease. Pawtueket for New York.
schr III Wells Wells, Portland. CT. for New York
schr Fannie Warner, Dickenson Portland. Ct, tor New
York
shr Abbott Lawrence. warren Great Neck IL for New
York
shr Asher Parker Carpenter Glen Cove for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Cen Whitney. Hailett New York for Boston.
Brig Para tB stevens New York for Passages de spain
mot st John. NB as before reported)
Brig Prentiss Hobbs Blake New York for Belfast Me-
Brig Isaac Carver, Williams. Port johnson for frov
sehr Iaodamia (Br) Parsons. New York for Charlotte
town, PEI
Ns o'''''' ''''' o'o'''s'' -" '''- ~ "A''''
sehr Amanda Thompson. Riley. New York for Glen
Cove.
schr Harp, Bickmure. New York for Boston.
schr Jeddie. Cadwiek, New York for Boston.
sehr Brsi"srd nbsrd New york for Portland c.
schr John Randolph Parker. New York ior Providence
sehr hI : ~ II Crowley ceen New York % for Boston
schr Holt Ely. New York for Shootces Island oil
Sound
Schr Freedom (nrl Dexter New York tor Halifax Ms
Sehr Tyler Hart Hoboken for Somerset
schr Artist. Fleming. iloboken for Sandwich.
sclr wm Thomas Lttejohn iioboken for Fall Riysr.
schr Louis Walsh. Hoboken for Boston.
schr Ario rardee, Niekerson. Hobaken for Somerset
schr Waterman. Hinckiey. Rondout tor Nantucket
Schr Maud MRllock. Bigbce. Hoboken for Boston.
schr Melville. Arnold. Port johnson for Providencs
Schr Boston, Nicxerson. Rondcut for Providence.
schr Piowboy Alen Rondout for Providence
schr! Cone White. Rondout for Providence.
schr Wm Allen. Allen Philadcpha for New Haven
Schr West Wind, Phillips. Philadelphia for Bostoa.
schr q Chamberlain. Adams Amboy tor Boston.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
LECTURE ON HE'LL GATE.

Tho second Of the winter series Of lectures at tho
Cooper Institute given by Mr.. c. +. Morse last
evening, who appeared before large and intelligent
audience discourse upon The recent operations
He'll Gate and the benefits accruing from them Mr.
Norso had prepared several diagrams and
models with which to illustrate his lecture,
and he made several interesting experiments.
The lecturer gave rapid history of the origin and
progress of the series oi operations ut Halets Point
The iLothod Of their removal lie gave iu recog-
nition TO the scientific success attained by General
Newton, and paid that distinguished engineer well de-
served complmentor the work he had performed under
the orders oi the government His description OF the
progress of the blasting operations graphic and
minute but. unfortunately, the proposed experiments
were not successful consequently the lecture
as interesting as II might have been.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
CLEARED.

Steamer o.hslle Br. Brssor. Hull Via Southampton
: Steamer Asasia (BD. Campbell. Ga,gow-Henderson
steamer Hermann GER Rsichmann, Bremen via South.
smpton- 0eirichs 4 Co.
cySs iSss 81 Domingo City, Porto case0
steamer City Of Havana. Phillips havana and Mexican
steamer Geo Washington whitehead St Johns NJ. via
Steamer City Of Houston. Eldrdgs Galveston via Key
steamer Algers Hawthorn. New oreans-Borert Nor
steamer Knickerbocker Kembls. Now orleans-Clark 4
Steamer San Salvador Nickerson. ssvannah-Georse
steamer B Schuyler. Burns. ssvannah-Campbell 4
Steamer Champion. Lockwood. Chareston-J Quinssrd
steamer Benefscto Jones, Morshead City and Whining
moni-od Dominion Steamship Co.
steamerEC 9 knight. Chichester Georgetown De-
steamer Fanny Cadwallader Clark. Baltimore-w Dali
steamer Agnes Burdick, Philadeipha-Bosert 4 Nor
Steamer Sinners. Warren. Phladclphia-Jas as Hand
Steamer Gen Whitney. Haiett, Boston-H Dimock
bark Celesna tAus, Copaitich Cork ordsrs-sloco-
Bark Gacomo ntan scarpati, Cork Falmouth for
Bark Johanns Maria CieD. Gustavus, Bremen-Funch.
Brig Tula, Morgan. Belize, Hon-wm Jex 4 Co.
Brig Edouard (Br). Blaksee. st Johns, MA Outer
schr Five Sisters Wallace. Gonaivessimpson. Cspp
schr d Everett Hix Kingston jas de Cordova
Schr Tam o. shanter Zeluf, st Kits and Nevis-Jones
Lough.
schr Route A Van Brunt Tooksr. Cienfuecos-Mora,
Martin Co.
sehr Addie Ryerson Cousins. Nassau. NP-F Montell
Sons
schr " 4 wotherspoon tBr). Pettis Windsor Ns-D
De Volt 4 Co.
schr Crossley tr) Crosslcy, Windsor, Ns-C Ber-
schr Escort (Br. Curry. wolfvile. NS-D Wolf Co.
Schr VI l. ST Pierre OBJ, Haey st John NB-P Nevius
schr Maud Webster, Wentworth. Psnsacola-Beunsr 4
Pnckney.
Schr Laine Cobb, Cobb Chareston--Evsns, Ball Co.
Srhr Sail lie BrRn 4
Petty
sclr Enoch Moore. Chambers, Richmond, va-slaght 4
Petty
sehr James S Pike, Robinson Salem Willis II Ropes
Soop Lotus, Jarvis Perth Amboy-Weaver Sterry
Scop NJ johnson. CuH, Bridgeport-Pidgeon Christie
phersen
LghterAgo
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA Nov l7-Arriycd barks West York (Br), from
o:sdo sa.a fgansSi g,n .Sio 'sUn ra % United Kingdom
ALExANpRiA Nov - aArriyed ,, sehrs Laura Neser
ssilsd--sshr. Ema Wright, Boston; stephen Morgan.
xpPOSAUG. Nov 24-Arrived, schr Carrie Holmes.
BOSTON Nov 4-Cieared, mot ship, Victoria
Baker Liverpool Ssni sailed sehrs skylark small Phiia
.sshArrived steamers Rattiesnako, Wiley. Philadcl-
Vieared--stcamers seminole, Matthews Savannah
George Appod, ioveland, Baltimore: roman. Crowsli
lander Hutchinson, Hong Kong; Portland ioyds Chase
@ s. orFss ser. 0s xs
walt White Wing snow; Turks Island sailic MHir, Pow
saied1sseamcrs China, Worcester. Roman. ryrian.
Perxiomcn George Appoli and Seminole: barks Rook
Oh Highland Light ~ rM 25th. steamers Eieanora.
Johnson from New fork for Portland; Winiamsport. vii.
lets rem 2, p,in phi,nsdslrn.s Tor salem -,
lups saynnnah land cleared TO rcurn, William kenneds.
es @ sshs ssbs s' Ru'e Aberdeen
ciesrsdIs.sa@s,' wm Kennedy, Foster. Proydenee;
sidy. Londonderry; - Lawrence CBr, Dos Denarara
sssfsS ss msrsSne Kong s,od Y.I
burg: senr Edwin { jane, ..rl, Rooer,s Nassau
son Pierce sie rso so
men; bark Be,so, Nor, Mo;es5F G.l~sy .ehE: 6riFa
Tennessee. Pillsbury, Danvers
saed-,.nrSs - Lawrence Beneiattore. Ceres Village
Belle and Nosoms: schrs ocean Pearl. Edwin 4 janet.
Bull XIV nR Noy t1.tryed previously parks sag :
huus; Albert Young tiSrj. Davies, London.
Also arrived, Rosrmondc, Rom ----.
ss,ca-BarSs stranger tBrj, Bowcn. United Kingdom
Anne ncsl tsrl; Payman do Aura tkas, Dahssrom DO
sedwe Jane tBr' Bcndcn. do; brigs vespcr tB do; To-
pax tBrl, phlids. do: W n Tucker tBri. Miller do.
BATH. Nov 2+In port schr u De Witt. Manson Tor
N-~ Norx. wtx fNvorsble weather.
CHARLESTON, Nov rs 5--Arrivcd, steafner Cieopatra
Buckley. New York; schr WIN. Connors, Wsnswon"
Boston. ~
Ccared--Bark Fearless CBr,. seatsr, HAvre; schr
Atkinson. Endsor. do. . =. -,
EQUATOR IIiuckley Philndelpha Fmlcon. Baltimore sh
slelburn tBrj, Lverpooi bark EmmA faysant tbr, 90
DARtEN. Nov 2i--Cleared. bark Maria tbps oreysson
DELAWARE CRY. Nov 25-sailsd. sehr Mccarthy
Boston.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
WESTCHESTER.

Efforts are again being made to induce the Board OF
Supervisors now IN session, to adopt some tor
the separation OF the sexes in the County JAIL
James Maloney, convict employed in the cabinet
shop Sing Sing Prison, assaulted of the Keepers
named Cuddy, yesterday, naictng severe injuries
upon him.
About two O'Clock yesterday morning a barn in tho
rear of and adjoining stores and dwellings Railroad
avenue White Plains, was set on ire by some person
AT present unknown. Through the prompt excrions
OF u few ueighbors the flames were confined the
building Indicated which was destroyed. Had high
wind been prevailing at the time tho loss OF properly
must have proved great
negro convict named Richard Savidge, at present
serving out term in Sing Sing Prison. for iclonous
assault having been indicted last week by the Grand
Jury for murdcrous attack on Keeper Denoyelles OF
that institution, was taken before the County Court
Friday and permitted TO plead guilty to assault with
u dangerous weapon with intent to do bodily harm
He accordingly sentenced to four years I'M
prsonment, to commence at the expiration o his term
resolution has been adopted by the Yonkcrs Com.
mon Council, making It incumbent on committee OF
the whole TO consider the proprey OF amending tho city
charter and police provide Tor n reduction
OF the compensation paid to saaried officers OF that
city members of the police 1t claimed that
the salaries in both instances much in excess of
those paid In other cities o this State and that oil New
Jersey.
The midday train from White Plains to Now York
when nearing Jerome station yesterday, struck an
aged German woman who was walking on the track
III tho direction OF Fordham. II appears that the
fortunate creature, who heavily laden with stock
oil multiiarious notions, which she peddng had
thick shawl wrapped around her head, aud was thus
unable to hear tho repeated signals of danger sounded
by the engineer Tho brakes were also applied
rapidly possible, but the momentum OF
the train could not be stopped until af
ter tho locomotive had struck and thrown
tho woman several iect INTO the air. The train
once backed up, when Conductor Burns. assisted by
the brakesmcn and some passengers, tcnderly lifted
the apparently dying woman into tho baggage A.
fremont tho police carried her to the station house.
from whence she was taken to the Ninety ninth Street
Hospital. ono OF the lower limbs and
badly broken, was also a shoulder. 1t was believed
that she had In addition sustained internal injuries
Of fatal character. Hcr name not ascertaincd.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
Dress will be sent any part OF the city receipt
OF the money at the rate OF SIS per loo.
BROOKLYN.

During the past week the police have arrested 4,3
persons.
Flags were displayed from the City Hail and many
prominent buildings yesterday honor of Evacuation
Day
The fair at the Tabernacle closed Friday evening
last, aud is thought that the receipts will amount to
s. 000
The Church OF ST. De Faylcs was broken into at an
carly hour yesterday morning. and the contents OF the
poor boxes stolen.
At an early hour yesterday morning clothing valued
at $50, stolen from the residence OF Mr. Daniel
Murphy, No 1Ss Sackett street
A sneak thief entered the residence OF Mr.. John A.
Potter No AS Pacific street. yesterday morning. and
escaped with clothing valued at $40
The residence of Mr Francis Smith, No. 5s4 Henry
street, was entered by thieves on Friday night last
and robbed Of $500 worth OF jewelry
John oNell arrested the Eastern District for
stealing gold watch and chain from the pocket Of
Ambrose Aliikers, OF No. 81 Morrcll street.
Mr. George d. Ayers, residing at No ll9 Park place.
informed the police yesterday that some unknown
thie entered his house Friday last and stole $3.50
worth OF leselry.
Henry Daley, seventy years OF age a well
known aud respected citizen OF Brooklyn, died on Fri
day ut his residence in First place. HIS funeral will
take place on Monday morning
An action has been brought In the City Court by
Christine Runch residing in the Eastern District
against Michael Schwnde, to recover $4,000 for Sc
duction under promise OF marriage.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Abigail Hunter OF Will
mneton, Del, guest at the Ashland House, became
insane Her symptoms becoming worse later on IN the
evening she removed 10 Bellevue Hospital for safe
keeping
Cornelius Green, fifteen years of ago, residing at No.
40 Warren street, while ut work yesterday on the
dock the foot OF Joralemon street. had his right lg
badly cut and crushed by hcgshead of sugar rolling
on II. He was removed TO the Long Island College
Hospital
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

homes, the nurseries OF good habits, and
tho children were kept ut their earliest years in
infant Schools next In elementary schools aud in the
years between childhood and manhood they were
trained according TO their aptitrdes for the arts and
industries We forgot that the wealth OF the state
was In its men, who produce values IN proportion 10
their efficiency; that the normal was the highest
product and that proper division OF LABOR demanded
that the raising OF efficient should be well at
tended TO as the production OF wealth
'Tho nation Is IN danger (" he said. s'The hand of
death Is upon II. The enemy Is among u.s. he is
the city and all the land. Who IS not aroused
Who has any other but to rid the country OF the
common enemy OF all ~ Further on hc said :-ssFal
10 exercise mans and put out tho light OF
the world. Neglect mans moral training and you
rear a monster. Train man exclusively for industry
and you make him a machine
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

A WISE UNDERTAKEN.

Jacob Schmidt, taller, died on Wednesday a. No.
61 Boerum street, Brooklyn, L. ID. Yesterday while
the undertaken LOUIS sautcr, shaving the corpse
he cut tho cheek. Blood issued from the cash, and
the face became flushed. Believing that the man was
not dead tho wise undertaken summoned phy-
scian, and, without waiting to hear his decision
proceeded to all the preparations tho
funeral He sent home the hearse and the carriages.
notified the societies and friends proposing TO attend
the services, and announced that there would be
no necessity Tor their presence. Then lie dis
covered that the physicians had decided that
death had actually taken forty eight hours pre-
viously. Then all the arrangements had to bc gone
over again, and after much trouble and difficulty tho
funeral took place yesterday afternoon under clrcum
stances painful 10 the friends OF the deceased,
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
SAILED.

Steamers Baltic (sr) for Liverpool: Hclvetia rl, dc:
Holland tBr), London; Arragon (Br) Bristol; Hermann
Ger. Bremcn Alsatia Br), GLASGOW Othello Br huh
City of Havana Havana Tybee. st domingo City OF
Houston Galveston &c; Ineksrboeker New Orleans: San
Wilmington, Nc Il knight. Georgetown. Dc; Rich.
mond. Richmond &c; Agnes. Philadelphia: ships W
steson. LonGon; Lake Superior (Br), Liverpool; Mon
monthshre Br,, do Jesephine. San Francisco: barks
tNor). Llvcrpool George Doane Br) Antwerp Rachee
(Aus). Bristol; Arfscsad tAus) Galway; Augusta ts,
Lisbon; Marix tltaD. Salonica Pontoppidon dam,
Rio Janeiro Conquestatorc ltaD. Lisbon Psppno nta
Genoa Fcrraro Tcrzo taD Trieste Coumbia Barbados;
trigs Ivan tBr Charlotetown PEI; Nellie Ware Nina.
titan, Mex; q G Clary, Barbados; Il X Armstrong,
Ponce; schr Emelia Nen). Porto Csbello
Wind at sunset, w.
Nj
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
MEYERS MISCONDUCT.

Henry Meyer and his wife, OF No. 202 Forsyth street,
have been stealing goods from retail stores in the
for some time past Their plan of operations was
this They would enter clothing store, for instance
with their lt,e Charles. and engage the clerk in
taking tho measure OF the boy for suit OF
Clothes and while no thus employed one
the other would carefully away
about his her person some portable article OF cloth
ing Yesterday afternoon they tried their little game
in the store OF Mr. Isdore Sherck ut No 49l Canal
street. whore Meyer attempted to secrete, under his
coat bundle OF vests. Mr.. Sherick happened SEQ
him IN the act called in an officer and had them
rested.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
FATHER PRESTON'S LECTURE To-
NIGHT

Very Rev. T. s. Preston VIII lecture on "Educa.
tion and Religion" this evening al Cooper Institute
This lecture will be delivered under the auspices
OF tho Young MEMS Catholic Union. body
posed Of the leading Young Mems Catholic socie-
ties OF this city. The subject IS whicR there
has been much discussion, and the reverend lecturer
has heretofore been prominent in explaining and de-
lending the Catholic idea in relation It. No doubt
he VIII be listened TO by large audience.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
SPOKEN.

Ship McNea Taylor from Cardiff for Hong Kong Oct s.
lat Is N. Ion II w.
Ship Reporter spring rom Liverpool for Calcutta Sept
20, lat 20 ls ). lou ~ w.
Bark Alfred from Baltimore for Portland Nov 25, lat
80 80, Ion 10 ~.
Bark Mercury (or), from Bremen for PHILADELPHIA Nov
25 lat 81 40 Ion 73 40
Bark Fury from Phadelphia for Boston. Nov IS, LAT
u a Ian
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

shipping agents and shipma informed
that by telegrsphng the HERALD Londoi Bcreau. ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street. London" to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 6i Avenue de roperA,
Par tho arrivals and departures from European and
Eastsrn ports and all orsgn vessels trading
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

Arrived at San Francisco Nov 3 bark Northern Light.
Smith, from the Archie Ocean, with 4O bbs OIL and 5000
lbs bone. Reports. DE, 10 barks Mt wollason Mitchell,
NIB, with 100 bDis o Rainbow. Conan. do with GOO bbs
10000 lbs bone Cam pbe do 500 bbis oil.
Reports the weather In the Arctic when the Northern Light
lett very cold. Of the aban doned vessels.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYHKAD. Nov 25. PM-wiud Z. fresh.
PLYxouTH. Nov IS. PM-wind NV, fresh.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
QUADRUPLE SHEET

with United statsA the vii be csbsd to this
country free Of charge.
Captains srrivin. and sailing from French and Aed
ports dnd tho the sconomi
cal and expeditions for seegrapning nswa
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sfeum>r.

DArKs OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK TUE MONTHS
OF NOVEMBER DECEMBER.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
wHALEMEN.

THE buoy indicating the reef on Loyds Neck LII was
carried away during the late SE gale.
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