The New York herald., 1876-12-04

y. Guard. the oassn bragg New YORK; Ohio %,
NC; a3d, $, rasiorIno. New Ysrk
S holden s sss s" allen.
SANDY Hook Pauline David ots Brunswick asser sailed
ds i rlasa Mcleod. Hampton Ross: u Merriam. Pow
LosDss, Nov so-Arivsd ysnss.het. Lareyis, and
NNsrgs Mathew; Three Rivers, rs; ysa q; Mesi,eLe
2is, Airamichi Hayes. Mramchi Nara Nielsen. Mon.
quebec vssra ruoa .'s'Dns %nisrsSasc anS.s
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ySrssnsen saSuensy sarSermestsr xsrstsn knrenrsL
Adam, Smith. New oreans rordcnskjoia. sessea Mira
saslla;%; rsa.ssoia |aad leg Gra,sssad asi sss
Entered gu. aist, Sir r Pee, L.rraees New York
aad. Gsiiiss DySass. Pensacola A''' "'' -" 'o'-'
LANCASTER Nov lsArrived. Perseverance,, Boxxo, New
LxsS. Nov ao-sa,led; Garland, Pensacola: Roebuck.
LoxDoSnEnnr, Nov 20Arrived. Ida. Rousion. st John
n.ys's osssd s, Patrick B.x., from Car
lingcrdl savannah; Mary canpbsn. Cray urom Dunn
MKLsounSn TO Nov 7-Anved. Haydn Brown. Havsnsr
MAnsr,..Es N0v ; i7-Arysd sa%saasry Go:sIn xirs
NrwRx. Nov .o-Arrived. Toni Hermsnson, 2neb.e
NEWPORT Nov 2i-salled, woodside. Montgomery,
Nov Smith Be,Dhoru Reynolds Que
on the start 18TH Herald OF the Morning, Town, from
PP.LKaxo, Nov Sailed, Italia O; Groat; Nsv York
sailed sepss. Lieutenant coxper New York. 2sh, Fan
.PEsAnri, Nov ai-Arrved, Emiliano Barabino. Kerr,
QusKssrows Nov ao-sailcd Carolina Premuda GIassou
RSs % sasrns Ha I oa
eester Bortoomeo Padre. Waterford Cola. Philadelphia
Rocnrsrls Nov aa-Arrived, Victoria. Bsrgrund Bast
RIGA. Nov l7-Arrived. nolmestrand Boc Now YORK.
snaDs 1s Nov S.ss
Giinsr, IslyoIssn, Ia., New YORK;
sEAroEn Nov 2l-of. Annie Bingsy Bond. from Bremen
sr TvpwAlL RoAps. Nov 2o-rus in. Berlin, Jones' ftou
aiIssisa for pcfmadoc ct p,.a.r,. rnao,
Sailed Oct 1s B Webster Prince Batavia.
Passed. 18th. Glencarn o. Auld. from China for New
MrcHArIs, Nov 7-Arrivod. vi. Borson. Hall
souruAarros, Nov 2a-Arrivsd Deborah soule soule.
Sailed 22d Hope, oisen Savannah.
souaAnAyA. Oct 2-Arrved.J Pendleton. Gilman. Be-
TRALsE. Nov .l-sailed, Joaquins, Gardner. Sydney
TExrI, Nov 2l-sailed Theodore Parker, Kaletsky
vrsrSoR, Nv. Nov 22-Passed QPBT dtal bsrk). frou
Hull for Delaware Breskwater.
wKsr HARrLEPooL, Nov 21-Arved. Alliance. Nielsen.
sailed al.s yea%eu, Kaad.sni Bsl',%ess o.,.
WArERFonD. Nov 2o-Saled, Maria Q. Romano. Phlade.
YARMOUTH: IVY Nov 2lPassed, Brothers Sisters. Au-
beTy from G Ipswich ss.s iG saismors. Nm.Ss prov,a.n
Patras and Now York and lett PAtras Nov ~
Asrwxnr; Nov so-Tho Birger Russian bark. Niska.
rot oa with the tug hsr in tow
The Peters Amercan bark, Lane from San Fran
cisco for this port. grounded on her up the river ea.
here - '''A
GrnHsocE. Nov aaThe ship zea,andis, from Quebee
starbosrd bulwaks and steerage gear carried away.
GRAvKsESD. Nov 2o-The Burgermeiser Kie.stein. from
of at high water after lightering.
GrBnALrAn, Nov 23The speedwell bark is discharging
her cargo for survey and repairs.
GALE Oct as-The ship St Peter. sf Quebec. Mclean,
from Cardiff for this coal stranded near the assh Of
been examined by and found be tota wreck
they fear that She will soon break and rseommend that
tho nui sold US it lies
HAvsx Ny ls,Tho France ct rs.= ~ Leaueux: sr.
gale and received some damage.
nosc KONG. Oct la-rhe Great Republic q reush.
IN typhoon the voyage between San Franchise
Yokham and had her starboard padde-box knocked TO
pieces
IvEnrooL Nov 2oA cotton on board the Nartha
Mcneil arrived here from Charleston was d.cov:rsS to
damage;
without damage having grounded at New Brgh
ton after slipping anchor
on II m
p and WITH ap
in transit The wreck was wood aud Of about
ship n % Aa
spoken oil the Banks of Newfoundland
IL.
QuKENsrowS. Nov 2O-The "Wantrama." from Quebec
for Glasgow put in yesterday to ship she having
her board Plymouth brig. unknown,
from io5 G,msSy in lat % n lon i w the
ScLLY, Nov 22-The Tansier. salvesen from New York
for Goole resn has put in With main piece Of rudder
broken.
sISrAroar Oct 2e-Tho Kvik from Manila Now York
and hemp which In here Oct "a that
the 4th she experienced heavy NE gale during which sho
thrown on her beam ends and had to cut away the rig
let the overboard On examination here
h0 w q IN fuur
hour and have gone sprung
aud topgalantmat and iibboom with
Tho remaining rigging is all or less chsied and
tho decks badly bv the debris The
recommends the be Immediately discharged the
docked and lower taken and another
inuton made.
After docking the Frederick Tudor from Passaroeang for
Queenstown which in here Oct g. having aground
il found that she required 24O feet Of timber
cut out In various places and replaced by and to be
coppered all
wYcxoY-FonR. Nov 21-The brig watcrhen, from Mon.
ren Tor Hamburg twheat went ashore at Amrum
day. but after casting 80 tons" afoat again ana
ceeded on her voyage.