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Evening star., 1876-12-14
EURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE,

1000 yards Calicoes, in short lengths, at cents
reduced from Ga cents.
2WO yards second Mourning Calicoes at cents, re-
duced from cents.
bale Brown Cotton at cents. reduced from cts
Tycoon Reps Isl cents. reduced from Is cents.
full line Of Black Cashmere, Just reduced, at 49,
81, 81, 81 - These the best goods for the
price we have had this season.
Black Alpaca 25 and % cents, the best in the city
q. the price.
Balance Of our Comforts to be closed out at cost.
HOur prices are the lowest.
GEO. j. JOHNSON CO.,
dec6-eOtr I'll Market Space.
Evening star., 1876-12-14

The swift and elegant Steamer LADY OF THE
IAkE L will leave above from her 49, -
wharf, foot t 81 9Th G street. every MON Ea4A@C
DAY and THURSDAY, at 3 o'clock11cznEnA
p. m. Returning, will leave Norfolk every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY, same hour.
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The FIRST symphony concert OF Theodore Thomas
takes place to- night at Steinway Hall
Mr. Fryer has engaged signor Mazzoeni and his son
and sgnora Ortolan for the Aext Sunday concert at
Booths theatre.
Mr. Aptommas will give harp concert at Gibbons
art gallery this afternoon, assisted by Mr.. W. y. Mills
and other artists.
The distinguished cornet player Mr.. n. Arbuckle
viii have . benefit concert tonight a. the Twenty
second regiment armory.
The second public rehearsal Of the New York Phil
harmonic Society took place yesterday afternoon At
Tho Academy Of Music before a large audience. Dr..
Leopold Damrosch, the conductor, gradually BRING
ng his instrumental forces down to proper apprscia
and rendering Of tho Of the nrst act Of wag
ner's "Dc Wsikuren Madame Pappenhcim as
s,eglindc and Messrs. BischoG and Remmortz rs
siegmund and HuDdlng are excellent The third re-
hsarsal takes place on Friday nexI
The New York herald., 1876-10-28

TOKEN OF RESPECT AED ESTEEM IRON THE
CoLoRED PEOPLE OF THE soUTH-A WEAPON,
STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS AND OTHER
JEWELS, PRESENTED TO THE ESSEX STATES
MAN.
WAsHiSGToS. Oct. 20, 1876
Quite long time ago the colored people Of Virginia
determined to present to General b. f. Butler a mag
niGcent sword a marx Of their affection and esteem
The Jagged for the want Of sufficient funds
10 pay for the token wh.ch had been selected in
ticipGtion OF liberal contribution 1t was studded
with diamonds, ainethysts and garnets, and was
valued, II Is said, at some 81 500 As the en-
barrassmcpt was found out by colored organizations
Elsewhere concert of actien secured, and the
balance Of the money rapidly collected through
general contribution from colored through
out the South, under the auspices Of the Hayes
ana Wheeler Club Of the District Of Columbia. Of which
Fred Douglass, Jr., is acting President The sword,
which Is beautiful piece OF workmanship. was then
obtained, and the following steps taken to for
ward 1t 10 It's destnationA meeting of tho Hayes and
Wheeler Club referred TO held on the 18th inst,
and scries OF resolutions adopted which, alter ex
pressing the high confidence OF the coored people
General Butler und dcprccatng the republican oppo-
s,on 10 him in his present canvass, concuoc as iol
lows
CONCLUDING RESOLUTION
Whereas the coioed people Of the south desiring 10 tes
Major benjamin j. Ba,ers services TO he cause
Of the country and his 70 have purchased
scented TO Major General Benjamin Butler of Masachu
retts. ia their through the medumsp OF this the
HAYES aud Wheeler Club the First district Of she District
OF COLUMBIA: therefore,
Resolved That We Il, mass meeting assembled, highly
apprecatug the honor conferred by colored
o Vi Wee Of A u.s. $
70 proceed NJ the city Of Lowell Mass. with this
Lesuitul sword aud there present to Major General H. r.
Batter testimonial OF the affection aud admiration Of
the colored people OF the south Tor him soldier
ard ~ patriot
he IL further resolved That as many OF colored
VII
nccnt testimon for valiant Massachusetts soldier and
able had the high honor the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts dDripg the late for
Union soldiers under her proud bsnner hope II
will not be deemed improper them heard this
OCCASION though lar In southern lands In earnest
protest the undeseved aud unwise opp oon
being made General Buffers election to Congress
further resolved That copy ot these resolutions be
transmitted 60 Major General Butler through Major John
Williams and that these proceedings be published in the
NEW YORK HERALD. Nationai Republican and Chronicle
newspapers, of Washington. ID. Z.
FRED DOUGLASS Jr.,
Vice President, Acting President
The New York herald., 1876-10-28


Steamer City Of Chester r Leitch Liverpool va Queens
town--John u Dale.
steamer Carondeict. Faircloth. Fsrnsndna via Port
Roy.l-C II Mallory Il Co.
steamer Richmond, Kelley Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Hattcras Swift City Point and Rchmond-Old
Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader Clark. Baltimore-w Dal-
Steamer E c Bidde. Davis. Philadeipha-Jas Hand
ship Frank Jones, NicSes, san Frxncisco-simonson
uowes.
Bark Rebecca LAus), Novak Siloth. ESiocovich Co.
Bark Cotante (Aus) Franich Queenstown, Falmouth
Plymouth tor orders-SlUeOvich d Go.
Bark Henry tSw). Edstrom. Amstcrdam-Funoh. Ldye Il
Co.
Bark Hattie tBr, Eaton. Dunkrk, France-J Parker
4 Co
Bark Colin Mcneil. Crowell, Laguayra and Puerto Ca
belio-C de Garmendia
Bark Emma 9 Idtchneld, Hayden. Brunswisk, Ga-John
Brig LAmico dtaD Esposto. Belfast, I-Lauro Storey
4 Co.
Brig Jones (Br), Collins Rio Janelro-James Ward
a Co.
Brig Apollo tBr). Benson st Pierre. Mart--R Buck
Co.
Brig Victoria, Sanders. Br,dgeown, BarH Trowbridges
Schr Stephen Pinckham. Pinkham, st Paul de Loan
da tAirica)-Yates n rortorhcld.
schr Mary Withsn Austin. Port n Prnce-R Murray,
sshr W II wohe spoon 0sD. Psttis. Windsor, Ns-D
DeWolf & Co.
schr Spring Bird tBr), Mclean. st John. NB-scamme
Bros
schr Alabama. Ross, st Augustine. Fia-warren Ray.
SchrJ Williams, Neubury, Richmond, V1-Slaght
schr Ida Gibson. Bennett, Richmond. va-slagh. 4
Petty.
schr Anna Frye, Smith, Perth Ambov-Jed Frye & Co
Schr Vim Mcloo., Rogers Bangor, Me-R Buck 4 Co.
sehr l. knight Mcintyre Boston~fcrsuson Wood.
Schr Edwin Post. Rustin. Sag Harbor, I-Pidgeon
Christophersen.
The price Of The HERALD to-day and henceorM sct be
The New York herald., 1876-10-28

Harper Brothers have had the art and literary
world under debt to them by the publication OF Gus
Dore's illustrations OF Coerdgo's Ancicnt MARI
ner." This series OF magnificent pictures will IN
the popularity of that weird story which has
thrilled millions OF hearts Dore's genius has height
cned tho dramatic incidents and lont them new power
and vividness that Is almost PAINFUL The work
has been done with that freedom ana dash
which tho distinguishing traits OF this great
drauRhtsman. From the first the last plate OF the
series thcre Is trace Of effort Whether Dore pic
lures the JOY and merrimcnt Of tho wedding or the
horrors OF the Death ship his pencil runs with tho
facility. Ho Is most happy however In those
scenes which require strong dramatic treatm ent and
he his high lights and docp shadows with such
marvellous effect that do not miss the absence OF
color from his pictures. There IL In this series
the usual inequality that marks his illustrations
Considering the restless activity Of the artist and the
wonderful amount Of work he produces this as not
astonishing. There arcsome forty illustrations In the
work. Many OF these distinct poetic additions to
Coleridges poem, aud display fancy once graceful
and powerfully dramatic
The attendance at tho Academy OF Design continues
as the days of tho Loan exhibition draw to
an end.
The New York herald., 1876-10-28

ACAPULCO Oct sArrvod. bark Dora GER. Poppe. Mon
tevdeo, to load cedar lumber tho West Coast Ham
burg
CALCUTTA Oct aOIn port. ship Friedlander, Morrison
for New York, ldg
CALLAo Oct SIN port. ship Cutwatcr Todd iobos
for Valencia, dsg John Harvey. Brown. disg Otsgo.
Thorndikc from, lquique to- Europe Bridgewste Spxuld
Ing. from Glasgow, arrived 4th.
3D. ship Robert Lanc r). Murray, Lobos bark Vale OF
Doom (Br). Barber, Oregon
ESDERBERRy ISLAND Aug 16-In port. ship Geo Green.
Wilcox (rom Hnmburg), Tor Cork for ORDERS sail about
oath bark Abel Abbot Chase Sydney NSW to sail
about Sept Tor Charleston.
HAVANA Oct 2lIn port, brig D. Chapman. Duffy, disg,
60 load for Baltimore.
HALIFAX, Oct 2I-Arrived, steamer George Cromwell, ,
Bacon, New York.
sailed 9th steamer George Washington, Whitehead
urom st Johns, NF), New York
MoNrRxAI- Oct 25Arrved ship Janet Ferguson. Rtche,
Glasgow.
NORTH SYDNEY, CB. Oct 24-Arrived, brig Adria Br.
Everett, Tralec.
Grarde, to load for New York
PANAMA Oct l-Arrived steamcrstlonduras Dexter, Con-
tral Amercx.
QuEaEc. Oct 24-Arrived. bark ydia, Sswell Troen.
Arrived 25h steamer Pho.ncisn, Scott Glasgow ship
Halden Jacoosen Irecnock Oh aries Chaloner RUSSELL
Feetwood Prindz Mauvtz Zacharic Newry Mermaid
Coward Cardiff; bark Gold6nder Kelly. London.
Cleared 23th ship Cairns eil bristol barks Column
bus. Barrows do ANN. Unger Liverpool Alexandra Far
LAM Sioth; nelson, Dixon Whiteaven; Margaret Ander
son. Cork; Ocean. Mhiteside, BelfiSt.
SHARPNESS PoINr, Oct 24-ArrEed, bark Gaspee (Br).
sr Nh, Oct 27-Arriveo. brig Sarah Wallace (B,
Scott, Ireland
Cleared 9th schrs Acacia tBr, New York; St Pierre
VALrAnaso Sept 2o-Arrived bark.orco (Ita. ria
Sailed Sept IT. bark Castlehead tBr) san Francisco
The price Of the HERALD today and senceforM ciu be
The New York herald., 1876-10-28

ALEXANDRIA, Oct 26-Arrived. schr Matte Tsber.
Sailed schrs J t Weaver. Providence; C Cranmcr,
Arf0NAUG. De. 2e-sailed schrs r & l. cordory, Hig-
sosToS, oss a7irriseS @ steamer Ma. s.aSussss csr
sshis silver seSswck Ssx York: ss.rSrass CSs;
Agnes sseon Haley Mas,hs wss ,arss Taylor "lse.
pst g ss@s %""on nD1 ba
arrived sisa"sr Gia%ca. Now York;
\ Brynn. Lee sae n steelwan. ii,xhee; = Howes.
" "nd John Douglass.
& sme hs % sae c.s
New Yorn and Antioch Heminsway Rn' JaneIo ,i brig
ford bryant. New Orleans Mary Graham Graham. Phil
BALTJMuRE Oct a7-A,rivod. steamer Foley, Price,
Man H"s, Nilnovish, Vest srslspoo brig FnSoxc
Nor linga, Rio Janeiro; schr Mary Lymbuner coombs
Cleared s.oamer Blackstone, Ha,leu rrovaeneo ~ RI
,ash hT synr .k pos; ms"s Jan"
etta Padre, ssnsone and Oasriide sTg Nary lsise
BANGOR. Oct 2'-Arrivsd. brig silas Mnrsin' Brown
ccarcd-scr Ocean Belle, Mills washpgsop x,.,.
Also ccarca ship Francis Sage, Aoeller So michaei
Thorndke Rockpors 10 load for Nassau Sp yas UpSno
9n aSa SsW Wsb o Rom
sa,o 5,h schrs AddIc McKeen McKeen jacksonville
BATH 25--Arrived, schrs Joseph Fish, Gilchrist.
philadelphia for Gardinor; Richard w Dcnham, Gard
Philadelphia. :,
SaiIcd-shp Samaria ncw) Manson, New Orleans; schi
Daniel ficrson Picrson. New York.
BRISTOL, Oct % Arrived schrs Hunter, Fly loboken
Essex CcSve Providence to load produce for New York.
uith-Arved, schrs Amos Falkenburg, Early, and Con
dova Wilson, Philadcphi
CHARLESTON Oct 27-Arrved, steamer ClooL atra
Buckley New York; ship Ancrod 3r Mctray, Cork viz
DeiasMre ,reaswaer scnrs Frank and Emily, IRON Rock
port; Washington, Berry New York f,r Galveston
Cloared-Baiks Manuel Op). Jaurcgui, Liverpool; Clio
mcntina QSpl. SANITY. Hamburg.
ELLSWORTH. Oct lS-Ccared schrs Olive Branch
Whitaker, New York; 2sd Mary Lord, Lord do; gath
Grant, Jordan, do; Altavca. smith, do
EAST GREENWICH, Oct pa rived schrs Monmouth
Anderson. Philadepha Lllic Wells Wells, Port John
son: Tiliie u, liaskns. Hobokeu.
FORTRESS MONROE Oct 27-Arrived, ship Winchester
Mcdonald London, sceking bark sunny Region !Brl
Kenny, Gloucester f. for orders brig Tyrus tSw) Holl
gren, Rio Janeiro Tor orders.
Also arrived barks Woye Nor Andersen. London seek
ing. Elisha. from Westport. do
Passed III for Batmore-Ship Stella Ger, Horn iron
bremcn; bark Germana Vier). Evers. do VIA Delawar
Brexkwater.
The New York herald., 1876-10-28

srxAxER COSTA RicA. nj Panama from Central America
having experienced cyclone Oct in which the
vessel badly damaged losing hurricane deck and fe
boats Capt Rahbone states that he experienced
such u the Pacific.
Sem CHARLES iikArn Rundlett from Bangor via New
Bedford into Salem Oct 25. with deckoad of
gale.
At Providence Wednesday afternoon with AID bushels
moa and after dischsrging 100 tons pig iron at
Wikesbarre pier, aud being towed to Spraguc $
wharf sane night run into by steamer Tonawandn.
bound for Philadelphia The schooner struck on the
port aba of her main rigging making large
opening. and immediately ran ashore. She pumped
towcd to the wharf Thursday afternoon The
which destroyed, fully covered by Insurance.
scHn HART at New Bedford 26th from New York.
into oath inst tho Sound by unknown
and had part Of rail carried away.
scnR DoASE wrecked Mt harrington. Ms was bound
from Port Caledonia Boston, coal laden. she Sj
regstsr and ~ years old
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. Isl A. II.
Probabilities
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, slowly fall
ing barometer, caatery to southerly Winds warmer,
clear weather, and possibly ram In tho south
west
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling barometer
southery to westerly winds. warmer, partly cloudy
weather, and possibly followed by ram areas
For the lake region, falling barometer, increasing
southeast to southwest Winds partly cloudy or cloudy
weather and rain areas partly turning into snow.
For the Middle States, falling barometer southeast
to southwest winds, warmer. partly cloudy weather,
and in the northern portion rain areas.
For New England, rising followed by falling barome-
ter cold northwest Winds shifting to easserly
southery, partly cloudy weather and possibly fol-
lowed by rain areas.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys rising followed by falling barometer winds SHIFT
ing temporarily to colder west and north partly cloudy
weather and possibly rain areas.
Tho rivers continue nearly stationary, excepting
slight fallin the Lower Ohio and Lower Mississippi.
The New York herald., 1876-10-28

ScHR WAsHINGrox Berry hence for Galveston put into
Charieston 9th inst; cause not reported
CHARLorrsrowS PEI Oct z7-Brig Victor (Br. from Great
dncharging cargo. She may possibly float on
ofhs schr Lily wrecked In st Marys Bav NS. havs been
recovered.
The american schr Nellie May. which seized for
sou
PANAMA Oct l9-Steamer Bio Bic. owned by the South
American Steamship Co. reported to have taken fire while
at anchor In Valparaiso Bay.
QUEBEC. Oct 27-Dnrng the past week a5 vessels have
they were Hxed at good There is still good demand
Tor tonnage. hut the number Of Is small
ana nost OF them chartered.
sEaRsroRr. Oct 2,Thc fine ship built this at
sea sport Tor Capt Peeg Sckes launched the 18th
Unfortunately the whaf settled allowing the ways to
spread and the ship stopped her stern the and
ner bows on the wharf She lay easily without stainng
Inc wharf was cut away and the ship let down the
nAts or her whole length. where she will wait the xt
course OF nigh tides to float her She will load deal at
Bangor tor Europe
SIiPBuILDISG AT Calais, Messrs Nickers0n 4 Rdeout
nave on me stocks IN their yard bark of about $50
nearly ready Tor launching She Soudes
ADAMS ana Others of Philadelphia and Captain Crosby,
VINO Will command her. They also building ship OF
shout lO tons register which will he launched
December and VIII be OF the hest ships built IN Msno
this She Is building under French
William II smith, Moss Co. and Charles Lord OF ban
gor and Captain j + BARTLETT who is her.
Essex has several vessels the stocks,
approaching completion.
The New York herald., 1876-10-28

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATEs:-
We understand that It is now generally charged by
the republican leaders press tho North shat the
Southern people expect that change of the admlnistrx
ton tho federal government and the advent OF tho
democratic Tcorm parry 10 power, will enurc TO their
pecuniary benefit IN securing for tbom payment for
loss or damage TO property suffered by them during
the late In rcply 20 this charge we declare that
the Southern people such nopc expectation
Their loss debts incurred IN support OF the war
and caused by emancipation Is barred IRON payment
by the Fourteenth amendment to the constitution OF
the United states. Compensation for ail other In
ures to their property caused by tho war Is prohibited
by the law nations tho decisions OF the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
They have, therefore, no hope or expectation OF
being reimbursed Tor either, and we dcnouncc such
charges injurious false All VIC desire Is peace
prosperity aud just governmon giving US equal rights
under the Constitution.
OCTOBER rs, 1876
JAMES b. McCREARY Governor OF Kentucky.
JOHN W. STEVENSON, United States senator.
THOs. G McCRkEkY, United States Senator
A. H. BOONE, N. c..
JOHN YOUNG BROWN, NJ Z.
| q. w. MILIlKEN, &c.
j. PROCTOR KNOTT, M. C.
HENRY WATrERSoN, NC.
NJ. J. DURHAM, N. q.
J. q. S. BLACKBURN, N. c.
j. Is. CLARKE, N. C.
| T. l.. JONES, ~ G.
7. L. BURNETT, Chairman Kontucky Democrats State
Central Committee.
HENRY d. MHENRY Momber National Committee
for Kentucky.
j. s1oDDARD JOHNSON. Secretary OF State
JOHN s. WILLIAMS, Eiector ut Large for State
ISAAC CALDWELL, Eiector NJ Large tor State
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
GOVERNOR HAYES.
BILE THROUGH THE STATE BurLpINos-
GREAT ENTHUSIASM


BILE THROUGH THE STATE BUILpINos-
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81, 1876.
Governor Hayes, OF Ohio, left the Trans continental
Hotel soon after nine o'clock this morning and spen'
the day within the Exhibition grounds. He was ac-
companed by his eldest son. Webb c. Hayes, Colonel
L. C. Weir OF Cincinnati OF his personal staff, and Mr.
W. X. Rogers, OF ST. Paul. Mlnn., his former law
partner. The party, after entering, we're occupied
ior several hours in inspection of the displays IN
the Main Building and Machinery Hall, during which
time they attended by Director General Gosnorn
The Governor and hts companions then paid visit TO
each OF the State buildings. arriving at the Ohio
Building ut about twelve O'Clock. His presence be-
coming generally known In the vicinity, crowd
eager to see him rapidly collected, and at
time His ENceilency was threatened
with a rcpettion OF the handshakiug ordeal
Of the previous day. At hapast twelve he proceeded
TO the oice OF General Hawey, In Judges Hall. and
niierward with other guests took lunch with that gen.
tlemsn at the American Restaurant. Subsequently he
visited the Kansas and Colorado buildings and the
Womcn's Pavilion At twenty minutes past seven
o'clock tomorrow morning HIS Exce.ency will leave
for Columbus.
The admissions 10 the Exhibition to-day at full fcc
were 81, 55s, and at half fee !, 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-10-28

TIE CANAL AMENDMENT RECEIVING AID PROM
THE COMPETING RAILwAYs-ITs ADOPTION A
TRICK OF THE ENEMIES OF REFORM.
ALBANY, Oct 27, 1870
The proposed constitutional amendments have not
had any very prominent discussion during the presence
OF tho greater and absorbing topics OF the
paign, but a recent movement here, Of which only
slight rumors have become known, renders IL very
doubtful whether immediate effort should not DO
made to have them rejected by the people This
mcnt Is said to have been nothing moro nor less
than consultation Of railroad officials, where It
agreed that the passage Of the canal amendments
would be advantageous to the roads running parallel
with the great waterways, and fund was appro-
pr,ated to help to secure their adoption. II would
probable that the main advantage to be secured
by the railways should consist III the easier manipula
ton OF one superintendent OF Public Works than Of
three Canal Commission ers, and rivals in
trade tho railways have consistently sought
the ruin Of the canals Tho canal amendments,
il will be remembered, were proposed by Senator
Madden OF Orange, ono Of tho prominent direc-
tors OF the Erie Railway during the era OF Fisk and
Could and at that time chairman OF the Railroad Com
mtec the Senate, ana THIS TACT gives further color
to the reported movement of the railroad men.
An ollie al upon the canals who has been idcn-
tincd with the Canal Ring IN way stated recently
that there was regular railway ring trying to get hold
the canals and that they favored the amendments
strongly, especially since the canal reforms lns.'-
tuted ny Governor Tiden had begun show
such excellent elect. They proposed he said,
To operate through tho Superintendent OF Public
Works when hc was appointed, and us that off,
cia will hold alone the ont.rc power given tho
Canal Board, tho chances OF success would be greatly
increased and If the anne endnents passed the gentle
man thought II very likely the canals would be rcn
dered entirely worthless within three years. The
recent exhibit OF the Canal Commissioners, showing
reduction this upon the expenditures Of last year
$S45 O00 another incentive TO action upon
the part OF the railroad ring, their careful
seemed likely to restore the canals TO The cond
tion Of wholesome business enterprise
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
THE REGISTRATION

Yesterday was the third registration day. The fol
lowing table will show the result by Assembly districts
aso the registration Of tho three days OF 2s76 CON-
pared with the registration OF the corresponding three
days OF 1S72:-
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
Increase over registration OF third day. 1872 r. 636
A CADET DISMISSED.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. p, 1870.
Cadet Midshipman Homer c. Poundstono, Of vir-
ginia convicted OF hazng. was dismissed to-day from
tho Naval Academy. Cadet Midshipman +. A. Wood
WORTH OF California, and r. W. Barclay, OF Missouri
under arrest Tor hazing ard await trial by court
martial
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY,

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours In CON-
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year. ms
d,cated by tho thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy.
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
KNITTING MILL DESTROYED.

RoME, N Y, Oct. q, 1876.
The extensive Fort Stanwix knitting mill In this
city destroyed by fro at halpast seven to night
Origin OF lire unknown. Loss estimated at SEQ 900 to
$40, 900; said 10 be partially insured
The New York herald., 1876-10-28


BELFAST. Oct e7-Arived. bark Hsbe (Nor) Graus. Phil
adelpha.
CHERBouRo, Oct 25-sailsd, ship VIM N Reed Bruce
United States.
CApz, Oct 25-saod. brig Giles Lorng Anderson north
Of Hattcras.
GIBRALTAR. Oct 2o-Arrlved bark vittoria dtaD, De
Martino, Now York.
HULL Oct 26-Sailed bark Daro (Aus), Ragusen. United
STATES.
HAvRE. Oct 25-Saed bark Chara (taD New York brig
Marinecia Gslatola QtaD Bazone (not before
ported.
IRVINE CScotland). Oct .27-Sailed schr Geo Hatch
Murphy. Caibaren (Cuba).
KiSGROAD Ocs 27-Arrved. schr Orr Orr Boston for
Gloucester.
LIVERPOOL Oct 27-Arrved, steamer ulyra (Br), Worth
ington, Boston.
Sailed 26tk, barks Blue Bird (BD, Mchncr United
States 27h, II Thorndike. Kelley. do; Wawaleneh Br,
Wilson. North Americas; VIM Croscup tBr, Owens. do
Kate Melick (iSr). Frazer, do.
LONDON Oct 27-Arrved, bark Wave Queen (Br). Wilson
New York.
LxIrn Oct 27-sailed brig Onalaska Hart st Thomas
timore.
NEWCASTLE. Oct 2s-Sailed bark Geo suppcich (icr>,
Dode New York
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 27-Arrived steamer Hibcrrisn (BE,
Archer. Baltimore &C. for Liverpool and proceeded.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 27--Arrlvcd steamer Hndoo (Br),
Mills. New York for Hull (and proceeded) brig Kmclns
(Br) Logan New York.
Arrived in tho English Channel .6th ship Lizzie Ross
(3r Mills from New York for Bremen.
TRIESTE. Oct 27-Brig Cora Green. Collins from Rich.
mond Va Aug 81 for this port is aground the Grade
sarfds. Assistance has been semi her.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLvHEAp Oct 27. PM-wind Sc, light
PLvxourH Oct o7 pM-Wind T. l,,ht
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Steamers Carondelet, for fernandina, &c HStteras,
Richmond: Richmond. Norfolk ships Carl ttier) Bremen
Plymouth Rock, London: bnrks VIM Cobb. Wellington
y,teon, NJ Lady shebourns tBr, London Lady Of she
Lake tBr). q Fenery tBr, briggs Emily
tBr) Belize Hon; Lewis squcs, New Orleans schr Ad
eliza, 81 John (AntiRnal.
Wind ut sunset. NWW: at midnight, NNW.
barometer n sunset 81. 81; at midnight, 30 So
The New York herald., 1876-10-28
OCEAN STEAMERS.
.Saiis. Destinaii0a

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW FOR THE xoNrHs
OF OCTOBER NOVEMBER