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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04
FORT LARAMIE

Lieut. Col l.. p. Bradley, 9th IN
try, commanding Post and Dig
of Black Hills.
list Lieut.. Leonard Hay, AdjutaL
Infantry, Act, Asst. Adjt. Gel
LIST Lieut.. Alfred Morton, 9th z
try, Post Quartermaster.
LIST Lieut.. james Regain, 9th Infana
A ACS
DR., A. Hartsufr, Asst. Surgeon U. s.
Capt Edwin Pollock. 9th Infantry.
Capt A. S. Burt, 9th Infantry.
Capt Jas Egan, Ind Cavalry,
Capt Henry Il Noyes, End Cavalry
CT Hall, LIST Lieut. End Cavalry
+ w K~ingsbury, I'd Lieut. I'd Cavalry
] N Allison, I'd Lieut. ID Cavalry
Il F Norris, I'd Lieut. 9th Infantry
i b Burrows, Capt 9th Infantry
w w Rogers, LIST Lieut. 9th Infantry
Samuel Munson, Capt 9th Infantry
TIL Capron, LIST Lieut. 9th Infantry
G NJ Rockefeller, I'd Lieut. 9th nifty
CAN'T nonIssos.
" manain u. Co sor a. siS S iaf$arr Ss and In Posty CON-
Jesse h y; :a Lse; Il. sieutep'n'' 'h Infantry A
F.Goars. Captain 9th In anty. commando Ca. !.
jag. McB. stembel, andLieutenaut. sth Infantry.
WIN. B.Pease, 1st Llestenant nth Infantry, com
Inn a b.id.sn I'D Itepten.,t OH rnc,,x
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Ossar Etiing. y Lieut. ri Cavalry.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04
DEPOT.

Capt Jas Gillis, Assistant Quarter
master, USA Depot Or Master
Capt A x Long, Commissary ofSut
sisteuce, u SA ne.,. ,ss
Capt George X Brady, 23rd Infant
Louis II Slille, 1st Lieut. 23rd Infant
w Boulton, ID Lieut. p Infnn;r'
DIR Holt, a A Surgeon, USA
CHEYENNE.
Major T.. H. STANTON, PaymaS
u Army.
Charles Bostwick, Storekeeper.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. r. l., Sept %. 1879
The British schr Falco Capt Price, of and .or ST ohm,
NIB with COAL from Philsdephia arrived here this after
almost u complete wreck. and when HERALD re-.
porter boarded her she in very pable condition
Her mass spars. sails. rigging &C. all deck in
OF confusion Capt Price gives tho following
port Of the dsastsr-"we left Delaware Breakwaer Tues
day morning. and Wednesday morning. the wind blow
ing = gale from WNW off Fire Island we carried AWAY
mRstheads and topmass: also IN gsopss jib
aud rigging the and rigging all by the
board could them igged hsiv ards to
then her before the wind for time when
the foressi bent and hoisted this morning O'Clock
made tor Newport which the hsrbor" The
vessel is not leaking and the 2o3 all right
head before IL could got adriit overooard
Tho damage will amount to about $ioOL The captain will
The schr Nete Langdon Capt Collins, arrived here last
night from Darien with lumber for Bridgeport. The
18th nst south of Hstteras ut O'clock il rainy and
sqaay and siterward encountered heavy gale
from southwest; we hauled down all sails and scud
bare poles at IL O'Clock we shipped hoavy sea and split
and tore sails; at o'clock shipped heavy which
boat and carried away davits at O'Clock following
the steward Melander a Swede who lived in Boston,
where lac has wife the vessel then going the
around to assist in rsscung him heard him calling
him. lost sight OF him In less than
two minutes after he was washed overheard Five Others
all to eeward the time. and mate. Allen
OBrien, who had hold OF the spanker brazil also
being ost he caught hold OF line and pulled with
deck with The disaster latitude 81 55,
longitude u ~. Our deck load shifted and lost
second reef and made temporary repairs and proceeded
nesres. harbos viii repair t here. here
ton for Orient LII In gale yesterday carried FORE
gaft. aud driven of shore.
Also arrived schr Georgia Capt Dodge from Bangor for
Philadelphia Dnring gallo yesterday of Shnnecock Light
lost jibpoom and split sails
The New York herald., 1876-09-29

Steamer Oxfordshre DID, Jones, Bristol, EPeabody.
Willis Co.
Steamer August Andre tBeig,. Grove A-twerp-Funch.
Steamer suevia Ger Franren Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cherbonrg-Krnhsrdt Co.
Steamer Rotterdam Datch). Wis., Rotterdam-Funch Edge
4 Co.
steamer City ofvera Cruz. Dsaken. Havana-F Aexan-
DIRE i Son
Steamer Gamma CBr,, Liddicoat. Hamilton ,permuda-
A + Outerbridge.
Steamer Ashland Crowell. Charleston j Quntard
CO.
Steamer Pioneer. wakccy Wilmington and Morehesd
City NC-Wm p tivde Co.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond-Od Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza. richards. Phladelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Eleanora. Johnson. .Portlsnd-J Amsx
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse. Boston-b DimocE
Bark Esther Mer. i'll, BRISTOL k-Boyd iincken.
Bark vaar Norl Evensen, Queenstown or Falmouth for
orders-Benham & Boycsen.
Bark Tampa (Nor). Olsen, Queenstown Falmouth
orders Benhsm 4 Boyesen
Bark svea tSwe), Haller Antwerp-Benham Boyesen.
Bark Idea Ita), Durante. Trieste Punch Edge Co
Bark Telemach (Nor). Moer, Norfolk, va-Funch, Rdye
Bark s.ralsund tGer). Ohlberg, Baltimoro-Dl Rad
mann.
Bark Otac Milo (Aus, zibich, Baltimore e-slocovch
Brig Riato Por.-orme erly Am brig same name) Ferret.
ra Lisbon-G Amsnck 4 Go.
Brig c Sweeney. Cole. Lcghorn-Brett. Son h Co.
Brig Annie Storer, Adams Montovideo.-John Norton
Jr 4 Son
Brig Renshaw Sylvester. Arecibo PRS Mchelena
Schr Rosa Eppinger Bayles, Para (BraziD -Burdett
Pond
Caboilo-Dallett. Bolton Co.
schr Maud Briggs, Davis, Richmond. vs-R Buck
Co
schr Caroline Knight. Dyer, Bangor. Nell Brown
schr G Acken, Toms. Samford-Stamford Manufactur-
ing Co.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
CENTENNIAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

NIGHT DEVOTED TO MENDELssoHN-DRILL-
IANr SUCCESS OF mr. S. T. MILLS IN THE
PIANO CONCERTO IN MINOR.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept %, 1876
The eighth night Of tho CentennialA usic Festival
devoted to Mendelssohn The most genial OF modern
composers was represented by tho Scotch symphony,
which the orchestra interpreted with wonderful power
and effect; the aria lnelice, which imposed task
greater than the singer, Miss Beebe could accomplish
with success; the first movement OF the violin con-
certo supcrbly played by Herr Jacobsohn, the chef
datdque OF the orchestra, the overture TO Midsummer
Nights Dream that glorious reflection on music Of
shakespcare's dramatic poem, the ''Song Voices OF
Youth" sung by Mrs Drasd; the duet, 81 Would
that My Love-" rendered by Miss Beebe and Mrs.
Drssd. and the piano concert in MINOR, played by
Mr. s. B. Mills
The last mentioned work calls for special commont
The commanding position attained long ago by Ar.
Mills among American pianis,s renders IA
subject Of particular interest his Interpretation
OF any piano work When such avorte as
tho e minor concerto Is In question, the In
recipient OF larger share Of popularity than has
bcen accorded To piano concerto with very few excep
tons. When Nine. Arabella Goddard played II last
season in Stetn~ay Hall instead OF the Capricio and
pcrplexed OF the critics, It proved to be her
greatest success. Tho performance ot this work by
Mills last night OF those impressive musical
trlumphs that few panisls America at
the present day attain. The equpoise OF tho
work between the piano and the orchestra is
admirable The Gcnt, Dote allegro tttciO
with It's sturdy piano phrases in and arabesques
twincd around the orchestral passages were gwen
with that finish OF style and warmth OF that
beokcned the presence OF accomplished pianist The
dndane was tonc poem sung the piano by INSPIRED
fingers, every nudnce OF expression brought out
and the effect like OF those wonderful little
paintings of Mess0uier In which tho detail work
perfect. There measures in this movement in
which the slightest coarsene5s Of treatmen: would
destroy their purpose and nulhfy their beauty.
Tho tender carcssing manner In which Mr.. Mills
preted them placed them in their most charming light
The finale was taken at SO rapid tempo would
think an extremely dangerous experiment for either
pianist orchestra; but with such pianist such
orchestra the result success of tho most brill
liant kind. The fleet keys sped over the keyboard
with unerrng skill and the glorious measures came
out bold relief while the orchestra n0by responded
TO every motion Of the conductors wand
splendid bill s announced for TO- morrow ovcning.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
OBITUARY.
JOSEPH ERNST \

JOSEPH ERNST Won BANDEL, SCULPTOR.
cable telegram from London under date of the 2Sth
inst reports the OF the death OF above
named famous German sculptor. He expired yester-
day at Donauworth, Bavaria Bsndel's latest and
greatest work tho execution OF the statue Of Her.
mann-Armenus-which VAS inaugursted on the sum-
init OF the GrotenburS in tho Teutoburgor Valley in
the year 1875.
AND WORKS.
Herr Bandel was born at Auspach the 18th OF May,
IN the year 1900 He was, consequently seventy.six
years Of age at the time OF his deceaso He studied at
Nuremberg, Munich and Rome and had al
ready become famous previous to tho
tion OF tho great work referred to above.
Among his other well known works statues OF
Shakespeare and Goldin! for the Hanover Theatre.
Won Bandc in the execution OF tho Hermann statue,
bad no idea Of making II likeness of the German hero
He wished to symbolic In tho figure Hermann's deed
OF the upraisng OF the sword in which is attached the
idea OF German being, German might, German glory
and German unity He began TO look about for
place where his statue when completed would bo
erected. He was anxious concerning IT, Tor In his boy
hood he had seen Germany at the ieet OF foreign
Power, and, although his yonth prevented HIM from
taking up arms sganst French supremacy he had
forgotten the insults which his country endured
He has said o: himself tnat during the progress OF the
German war OF Liberation he Impressed
w,h the idea of the future greatness Of his country
Bandcl devoted himself to the study OF the science
oil art at an erly age Having completed his primary
scientific education IN the gymnasium OF Auspach, and
later tho Real Institute at Nuremberg he went in
1876 to Munich and entered student Of the
Academy. He studied architecture under Karl
Fischer, the builder Of the Court Theatre. He then
took lessons Ia painting and, finally adopted sculpture
his lIies work In tho years 1921 and 1922 he
out, at the command of King Max, the restora-
ton OF the Schooner Brunnen At Nuremberg. Ho
In Italy from 1925 to 1927, especially
Rome, where he chisclled bust oi
Franz Won Sickengen tor King Ludwig /.
of Bavaria After his return from Italy he married.
9th of December, 1927, daughter OF the then Burgo
master OF Nuremberg. Two years later Bande began
to think carrying out his old idea about Armeuius
lie unveiled plastic sketch OF the hero aud showed
To Schoru. who acknowi edged figure oil the in
all its intended significance He was, however, called
away to Hanover, whero no assisted in the work of
restoration IN the royal palace, and furnished twelve
tGs re!efs for the palace church lie likewise furnished
a model Tor statue OF KING William w. for the oct
tcngen University. Subsequently dc developed his
grand .uea OF tho statue Of Hermann, model after
model having been prepared until he perfected that
from which he made the great work which has rem
dered his lame aud name alike mperishable on earth.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
A NEW CHAPEL.

Dedicatory services were held last evening In the
Holland Reformed church. in wcsi Eleventh. street,
between Beecker and Fourth streets. which has been
recently dnished tho ,oundation OF fund to erect
tnis cdnce. amounting to siolao was donated by the
ST. Pauls Reformed church. and the remainder of the
amount that has been procured came from numerous
sources Among the donors were the royal family OF
the Netherlands. The church has already about $50
members and Is but $3.50 n debt
Al the Inauguration last evening tho services, with
the exception OF two addresses were conducted
the Dutch tongue as Will DC the custom IN iGturc at
all ceremonies Ia the church. Rev. A. H. Bcchthold
ID. D. IS the pastor, ana he and the following named
gentlemen earned out last niguts programme before
crowded church :-froiessor kocn, OF Hope College;
Rev Dr. Houbold, Of Paterson. y. J. Rev. Dr. T. b
Chambers, OF the Fourth street Collegiate church !;
Rev. DR. Thompson, OF Brooklyn; Rev. Dr. &. W.
Geycr OF Houston German Evangelical Mission,
and Mr.. Aer:ist, OF Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer George Cromwell Bacon. st Johns NF via Hat
flax N> for New YORK. with mdse and to Clark
a
Steamer General Whitney. Hsstt. Boston Tor New
YORK
steamer City New Bedford. Fish, New Bedfordfor New
York.
Steamer Gaiatea. Walden. Providence for New YORK
scnr 7 Potter. Potter New Haven Tor New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse. New York for Boston.
Steamer Walker tBr, Newngron. New York for New
Haven
schr Arnold, Arnold Baltimore for New Haven
Schr Currie. Chatfed. HoboSen for Portland.
Schr Golden Rule. Wilson, New York for Norwaik
schr 9 Northam. Hubbard. Amboy for Portland.
Schr Magee. Shuts Elixsbethport for Newvsryport.
Schr u Young, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr 5 l. Thompson, Hull. Amboy tor Providence.
Schr Sarah A Reed. Thomas Port johnson Tor Boston.
Schr F II Miller. Smith. Hoboken for New London.
Schr & Flint, Adams. Port johnson tor Boston
schr Hoyt. Baltimore tor New Haven.
schr vermilion. Wells, Hoboken for Providence.
schr Gloucester. Early. New York for New bedford.
Schr Columbis. Hawkins Kingston for Providence.
Schr Black Diamond, smith, Port johnson for Provi
dence.
schr jesse Williamson, Haley. Port johnson for Provi
dence.
schr Sarah Jane, Smith. New York for Newport
Schr Della. Hoosel. Port John son tor Boston.
schr Edward Wooen. Young, Port johnson for Provi-
dence.
schr Sam Weller. Brockway. Amboy for Hartford.
Schr Wm Boardman. Guptil. Port johnson Norwich.
Schr + Stafford Stafford, Philade phia tor PswyuckeG
schr Geo Pierce Kelly. New YorS tor SALON.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Barry Sullivan is playing at the Drury Lane Theatre,
London in "Rchard ILL.,
The Lyrique formerly the Gate. has been reopened
with the operas OF 'Dimitri' and ''Oberon"
'La PcrIchole" was given last nigh, at tho Lyceum
Theatre and tonight fla File dc Nine. Angot' will
be sung for the only time during this brief season. with
Nile Aimee Clairette '.Girone roha" is announced
for the Saturday matinee.
Mr. William j. Florence wll take his farewell benefit
at Walacks Theatre this evening" and after tomorrow
night "The Mighty Doiar will be withdrawn Mr.. and
Mrs Florence havo had brilliant in Now York
and will make tour OF the United States
The new play, "L'Am Fritz" written for the Thea
tire Francais by NM. Erckmann Chatrian, Is the sub
ject of bitter debate in the Paris journals The au-
thors are accused OF having abused the French army
in their "Hisoire du Plebiscite," and objection is
made by Of the papers the production OF their
play.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
NEWTON'S CHANNEL.


PREPARING TO MAKE CHART OF THR BROKEN
RREF-woRK TO BEGIN TO-DAY.
Soundipgs made tho site OF the blasted reef a.
Haletrs Point yesterday showed, within ffty feet
OF tho shore, depth OF from twenty-five to
Swenty.eght feet inside the shaft, and from
fifteen to twenty feet outside. Six thcodolites to
he used In making sccL tinc survey were established
YESTERDAY, and to-day the work will begin. drec-
ton OF Mr. William Prcuss assisted by Mr. RotzalL
Operations Will commence at hali-past twelve O'clock
and continue during dead low tide, winch lasts
hai an hour. Mr.. DerfInger and an assistant WILL
with another crew. begin to survey tomorrow,
shd thereafter the two crews Will survey
twice every Gay, at low tide. morning and
afternoon half an hour each time Several weeks will
be required to complete the survey and draw chart
the river bottom. Each surveyor viii SO out in boa,
with three men, two OF whom Will row and The other
will handle the sounding pole. Theodohtes Will be
placed upon two stations, both TO bear upon the
point where the sonndng pole stands A tide gauge
Will DO used consisting OF graduated pole suak at
given point and surrounded by dam 10 preven, the
wind or current affecting the surface o. the water
The surveyors will record The soundngs as they
made
The drilling scow viii not bc needed again until
Damord Reel Is attacked and it was yesterday towed
70 Greenpont and lsid up
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Sept 27-Arrivsd sehr l. T whitmors
sailed schrs Jennie Rosane II T Hedges. Theodore
Dean. II Jones. and Georges X vreelAnd from George
BOSTON Sep. ss1Arrvsd steamer pI!srrishurs Worth
YORK or Elsie . Ioveero~. M.yssse. .ehrs Lcsss
wsi, Ashpos' $, ponlnss ciiy Mary Baser Ihompson
Carson; Emna ne.,ner. llad'on: sampson. Gage
Yc1 o'"s. Moody .ns. Msnd
der. Fisher; + Lee Lee, and William Marshall,
nond. Keller, and Anson stmpson, simpson.
rs ss sle ann ' Msss. s Ellen ss
John Delaware CITY Nellie PANE Dosne. Alexandria
New yors lathe A,ns clssi.v, sonaous Alfred
lIneton Hicb, DO; n Wright. Sieker.on do; Elwood
Rsss sail. " Ks l, 1:sssiy' I Sis H.is:s; a
S%y%sis; Ra5ss: ''sSsS SSs".ls: s,ssia.n
.1.S1 ashP s%,s
Taylor Mathis cheesmsn: csrlp Lsshrce. Aiep: GOV
line Young Young and Heury May, May. ell from Phils
Gearsd-srigs orisns tso Doans. 81 Pierre; Chance
,Brl. Pane; kehmond; Liberty. Deyereaux. Philsde
ess se caSske New SosR Granite
sALIlMosf sept vs..nt vsArr,ves steamer. NurnSsrs S
whiidea, aisean, rhlaaelghis ruek.hOe. Brown. New
Osrs' Los ers. Sewps E. Lsrens sianelsrd santos
,shrs B.sscs Dan, Hansen R.o J.n'so; " Davis:
yAughsn. smith. Orient, IL
Bruns Foster New lors bark, Johannes Rod INo, Moe
Rotterdam AmbrusiA Nor, Barres~n. rracc.
satied-ohlp Maryland. bMkst Mary Hogarth. KinRs
County, r. Bigeiow. brig AfetaS
BANuoR Ssgt 2S--Cisarsd schrs Addie l. Perkins.
Thpnp son. New York Matte Holiness Richardson, PnA-
dephisi Amelia. Wentworth, New ors
au;hcleared bris Adelaide Br,. Porter Liverpool. Ms
bath. SEQ, 2o-Aryed. orig csscass"e. SPARKS, Rich
mund. Ne, to load for Europe
Ssi.ed-Schr Union FLAG. Frsbee. New York.
27th-ln stream ready Tor sea. schrs Hyns, Cony,
Weaver, Mary Cook. and \ II Howe.
BKiDcEpoar. Sept a7-Arrivsd. schr Loon. watsly'
Amboy. :.
CHARLESTON, Sept 25-Arrived at Quarantine. schr
server. somsrs. Brunswcx tor New York ,,
asth--Ar steamer virgnis iunsss. Phiisdephia,
having schr John GrihitA ftom savannah tor New
YORK Miscellany bark Kong Oscar NOT. kothins
Bordeaux; brig Elida tbrl tphsm Limerick schrs Chas
Bayiis kisnniond. - Wyman, Boston.
ssisd-ssssmsr or Guli stream. Holmes. New YORK.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY.

The Court OF Inquiry appointed by the Secretary OF
the Navy TO try Commander Alexander A Semmes OF
the United States sloopof-war Alaska, charge of
incapacty and cruelty the preferred against
him by Surgeon Bradley, met yesterday with closed
doors at the York street entrance OF the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. 1t appears that countercharges have
been preferred by the Captain against Surgeon Brad
ley, for no. being board ship upon the expiration
OF his leave of absence. Tho Surgeon was yesterday
suspended from duty.
The officers of the Alaska will be detained as wit
the IL is also understood that the Cap
tain of the Marines, Mr.. W. b. Brown, has been
pended for disrespect to Captain Semmes. II is re-
ported that the Alaska is gong out OF commission.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
A NEGRO SHOOTING AFFEAY.

Eugene Crosby, a nero waiter on tho steamship
Thomas Cornell, was rragned at the Washington
Place Police Court yesterday afternoon by Officer Row
ley. OF the Eighth precinct charged with attempting
10 kill another negro waiter named John WaIcs Of No.
II sullivan street. IL appeared from The evidence OF
Wales vhai Crosby began quarreling with anosher
negro at the corner OF Broomc and Thompson streets
and drew a large revolver. Wales who standing
the corner oil the street told him 10 put up the re-
volvcr and not shoot ANYBODY. crosby stepped back
Into the street and deliberately fred at waies. Tho
ball missed s Object and lodged N the door opposite
which Wales standing Crosby ran away down
Thompson TO Grand street where he was captured lie
Vns com mitsed Tor trial In default oi 81, ,ov0 bAL
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
PELHAM MANOR SALES.

The sale OF villa plots at Pelham Manor, by Messrs
Stevens Bros as managers and o. II. pierson and ".
lie Count, auctoneers, was attended by upward Of
1000 persons from New York and vicinity, and being
favored with fne weather and all the arrangements
being carried out in thorough manner, resulted in
very successful sale at good prices Real estate
experts predict that this will be the turning point in
this class OF property and tho marke. will soon see
revival in suburban real estate Particulars arc given
below. The number OF plots sold 40. containing ls4
CITY lois amounting lp The aggregate to S25 AL
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrwxRr. Sept 2ssAilsd ship Anna Decatur. Proctor
New York.
BREMEN. Sept 7s-Arnvcd ships Bremsrlehe CGsr).
Hirdes. and Minnie Swift tBr. Liswel. New York; bsik
chebucto (Br), Laurence. Phil ndslphiA.
Sailed 27,h ships Auguse t0er), Lintg. Baltimore; bark
Bremen fGer). Lei,ke. Tybee.
BORDEAUX. Sept 26-Arrived bark Argonsut Nor) Ossn
Philadelphia
Sailed 25sh, bark Weldon. Colson. New York.
CARDIFF Sept 2s-Arrived, schr Geo Fullerton (Br)
Crane Cork.
Sailed 2sth schr Elizabeth Cook, Cook. Csrdenss tbs-
fore report sd sailed l4th,.
ELsIsoaK Sept 23-Arrivsd bark Aato (uE. svsndsen.
Baltimore.
GLASGOW. Sept 2s. 10 AM-Arrived steamer Acadia (Br.
Craig. st John. NIB.
HULL Sept 27-sslsa, brig vsla Aus. Merlsso. United
States.
HnLvorr. Sept 27-Arrivea. brig Mira CNon stsr, VIII
miugton nc; schr Eta JOSIE Bunker. Prontsrs via
Queenstown.
and proceeded TO Rotterdam.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 27-Arrived. steamer Ibsrian CBD
Horne. Boston.
Sailed 2sth. barks Sarah Staples Nicksrsou United
States; Rochelas Fp, Rsland. Psnsscols; Tsllus or)
johnson. United States.
LONDON Sept 2s-Arrved, ship Edith (Br). Homer Pha'
dephia brig Kodiak. Peters. New York.
LISBON, Sept 22-Arrived bark Galvecan (Sp), Ferran
Pensacola: brig La saletts dta. Ladanza. New York.
MoviLLE, sept 2s-Ssiled. bark Frds Lshment FD,
Glacvecke Orom Londonderry, Baltimore
MELBoURSE--Arrtved, bark Marino (Br), Ryder, Port
Townsend.
NxwRr. Sept 27-Arrved, bark Hawthorn (Br Whitney,
Baltimore.
QuEEysrowN Sept 2s-Arrived steamer The Queen (Br)
Bragg, New York for Liverpool land proceeded).
Sailed 2sth, steamer Idaho Br) Freeman 0rom Liver
pooh. New York.
ROTTERDAM Sept 27-Arrivsd ship Galstes Harden, Bal
tmorc.
Cleared 26th barks Lalla Rookh (Br), Dakin United
States; Vesta (Nor), Thorsen, do
Rio JANxIRo, Sept 23-Sailed previously. bark Contest
(Br). Gardner New York.
LONDON Sept The bark Maria Kado. from Belfast for
Wilmington. NC. is ashore In Belfast Lough.
despatch from Rio Jsuero, dated Sept 27, says that
schr F Farnham. Capt Genn from Flo Graude for -,
has put back to Porto Allegro in lesky condition.
WEATHER REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, Sept %, PM-wind EsE light.
PLYnoUrH. Sept % PM7wind WSW, moderate.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
ALLEGED BLACkMAIL.

Max Kurth residing HoboKen and employed as
clerk In the Germania Savings Bank of this city,
arraigncd yesterday in Justice Semlers court Brook
yn to answer to the charge Of black mail preferred by
his uncle Mr. Augustus Kurth n city surveyor resid-
tux IN the Twenty-third ward o Brooklyn. IL is
GAINED by Mr. Augustus kurlh that on cdncsday he
received n threatening letter IRON bis nephew dc.
manding 81, 200 ibe nephew pleaded not gunty, and
was placed under $500 bonds TO appear for sxamina-
ton ON tho I'd oil October.