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EUROPEAN GOSSIP.
Sarah Bernhardt as "Posthumia, -
in Rome Vaincue."
French Justice and Po1teness.--Sunday
in London.
Partisan Stage Toilettes'..The Sultan
and q German Artisan.

Lucy Hooper, Wf1tlnE HoHl 1a1lS ~ tu0 Ne"
York Ford about the new fTe~act tragedy Oh
NJ Parodi, 'sRonlc Vaincue," !" recently produced
at the Comedic Franchise, says: '' Rome saln-
cuc' rs drama possesses more than one serl~
GUS defect. In the FIRST place the author COM
mitted the grave mistake Of founding MS
piece on an incident and on superstttlons thaI
are totally repugnant to the common sense
of our nineteenth century. That the mighty
power of Rome should be endangered simply
because ycstal virgin had broken her VOWS,
and that victory should return to her banners
as soon as the poor girl had been led to cruel
death, appears to US very Inadequate balance
Of cause and effect. ! can only compare 1t to
to the convictions OF a pious Presbyterian Lady
who declared that the great hailstorm Of some
years ago, which passed over Philadelphia and
did SO much damage, shattcring glass, breaking
was direct rctribution OF Providence on her, be-
cause she had gone that day to matinee at one
of the theatres. Not that she was at all hurt
but she and the matinee caused it all. Then,
too, the drama possesses the one unpardonabic
defect-ltis is very stupid. sAll styles are good.
French critic, and Rome vafneue is included
in the latter category. Those dreadful
Romans, that prowl in and ont and
talk eternally about Rome,' and les
tolerablc bores they all are! And the horrible
punishment OF the erring Vestal, which i is all
hut acconpliscd before our eyes-a living
burial-is simply revolving. We have no SYM
pathy, either with the stern Romans who pitt
dsstH oe WITH h0t the herS q the
victim herself, who, having escaped, voluntarily
returns TO sacrifice herself. SO that Rome, lost
by her fault, may be saved by her expiation-
:" And yet the play was great and unqqes-
ni,1 1tas]
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Coburg CGe) from New York for Sal Juan ME-
date. 10 miles Il OF Cape May Lightship
ship Ala lredsc B Ardrossan Tor San Francisco,
July lat + ~ N, Ion IS 55 W.
Ship Grace, from New York tor San Francisco. July
9, on the fqus,or, Ion 81 W.
Ship Captain (of Bath Mel. from Cagar for Calcutta
July =. lat : - s. Ion 80 20 w.
ship bridgevser. from Glasgow for CGao. July "a, LAT
ship Gsstea tBr from London for San Francisco. July
Ship City OF H.iitax lof Hasx, NsD. from London for
Kurrachce. July .. lat n. lou u W.
ship Frank fhayer from Baltimore for Francisco
July IL. lat 45 n, Ion u O6w
ship Wm II Marcy from Liverpool for New York. Aug le,
lat ~ l3. Ion - i6
ship Alias Nor Larsen, from Amsterdam for New York.
Ship Granger Doans from Liverpool for San Francisco.
July 10. lat IL n Ion ~ W,
ship Duisberg Ger schulken Rotterdam for Bsiti-
more. Aug TO- lat ~ 80. Ion \ 40
ship Esa,arn star tBr from Plymouth for Quebec Aug
Ship Agoms lof aisI. Ns, July ~ lat 90 Ion 1874
An Am ship. showing letters HBsG June r. lat n. Ion
Am ship, showing JOB bound S, July 81. lat 81 N.
Ion Il 80
Bark Maria, from for Phil sdcl phia: brgs Lizzie
Merrill. from Bath for Savannah Bride 3D. from -,
sept l. no lat &c (by pilot boat Washington. No I'D
Dark John Gibson (Sr, from Newcastle tor Delaware
Beakwstsr "a days out. Sept l. lat Al Us Ion 81 30
Bark sea trest tBr Mclean from Newport for Delaware
Breakwstcr. sept =. of Shinnccock
Bark Moro Castle Jewctt from New York Tor Asurus,
July 7, lat IL 30 ;. ion 35 sOw.
Bark Canada Nor, from London for Quebec. Aug >. lat
~ 81. Ion 2s iS
Bark Romulus tNor, from Quebec tor Gloucester. Is
days, Aug =. lat 40 81, Ion 81 10.
bark Maria Riekmers tGcr). Helms, from Bremen for
Bark "RDfGn Nor, rom Phippns Islands for New
York. u days. Nay -. lat N. lon o. 4
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

Mr.. Hcpworth Dxor who seems TO be ambitious of
many s.dci authorship has his lrst work OF fiction in
press, entitled "ln and Out o, sunshine"
Herr ssmper's travels In the Philippine Archipel-
ago" with its scientific results reached its second
volume at wcs0aden, and is fully illustrated with
plates OF the natural history OF the Islands
NJ Xavier Eyma has just published in Paris "ha
Vie aux Etais Unis. "
Mr.. A. 5. Murray's Mythology: illustrated Chiefly
from the Myths and Legends of Greece" recently
added to Chambers Manuals OF Science, Is pronounced
by the London academy to be .ui OF errors
Mr. Cooc's sThrce Months IN the Mediterranean" is
a very pleasan. book just out IN London.
Mme Olympic Andouart. in her book. ''lcs
Nuts Russes" shows tha. Russian life Is essentially
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
RELIGION ON LONG ISLAND.

OPENING OF A REDEMProRIsT MISSION AT HUNT
INGToN--rHE FORTY HOURS DEvoTIoN-BKAU-
TIFUL sERvIcE IN THE OLD TOWN.
Yesterday forenoon the beautiful little gothic church
edince OF ST. Patrick's at Huntington, throngcd
by congregation from various parts OF the country
surrounding that garden spot of Long Island, tho
occasion being the opening of mission by the Re-
dcmptoris Fathers, which had been previously
announced by the pastor, Rev. j. J. Crowley. Long
before the time set apart for the services
wagons laden with people began to assemble about the
church grounds, and the Sodality Society of the
Blessed Virgin, composed Of children atired in white
wearing wells and wreaths, marshaled the white
gravel walks above the grassy terrace tho shady
side Of tho building About halt past eleven the SER
vices commenced Tho altar beautifully deco
rated with rich profusion OF flowers, and a multi
plcity Of wax lights brought out their chaste hues
with fine effect The music which furnished by
the choir of the church, crediiabe to
degree. High celebrated by Rev. Father
Crowley, assisted by Rev. Fa,hcrs Rathky and
O'Connor After tho reading OF the gospel Rev.
Father shoulder, of the Order OF Redemptorists,
opened the MISSION which he termed the renewal OF
the mission that was held at Huntington the
early part OF last SPRING He announced that tho
sion would continue or eight days. that would open
with the forty hours devotion; that masses would
be read at six O'Clock and at ha-past eight A. n.
daily; at the last mass each morning u sermon
viii be preached; in the evening there will also be
benedlc,ion, tho rosary, and sermon. Comics
sions will be beard. The reverend gentleman
dwe at length upon the great ana special blessings
the mission, and urged upon all to seek renewal Of
the graces which they had received upon the last mis-
sion. At the conclusion OF the sermon the was
resumed and at it's conclusion procession formed
in which the consecrated host borne by the eel
eprant preceded by acolytes bearing incense,
the crozier, aud little girls slrewng the path with
flowers, carried down the main aisle The So
daty Society, the school boys bearing lighted candles
the Temperance Society OF the church and Of
the congregation followed while the choriscrs sang
the ''Pange Lingua" The host was carried beneath
rich canopy around the church, and then
tally raised the top OF the tabernacle perpetual
alteration which will ensue during the forty hours
devotion which will terminate on Tuesday morning.
The ceremony one OF beauty and solemnity, and
will forgotten by the pious who took
part therein.
On Sunday next the mission will be opened at Bay
Sidc which IL on the south side OF the island near
lsllp
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
THE PLATT-DEUTCHES FEST.

Throngng the horse cars, crowded in the coaches,
grouped in picturesque heaps in grocery wagons and
streaming along all the highways and pyways OF Hud-
son county thousands came yesterday TO the Union
Hill Scheutzen Park The occasion was the opening
of the great Pa Deutsches Voksest Of the combined
societies OF New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hobo
ken and their respective suburbs Pleasure loving
Teutons Of the Benedict order attended with large
family followings aud every swain seemed to regard
1t as a duty he owed the 'vadcrland" to bring with
him AS many coy knswomcn as he could conveniently
range on either side
At an early hour in the afternoon the spacious
grounds covered from fence to fence with u sit.
ting, louneinR and promenading multitude Strains
from q band posted in n central pavilion 1oaed out at
Intervals serving, 1t appeared. to mako more demon.
stra,ive attentions of reuton Romeos and sharp
ening 1t also seemed the appetite OF all beverages
OF "A refreshing and stimuiatng character Booths
rose on every side in which long lines OF Rhine wine
bottles stood almost shoulder shoulder with beer
kegs OF ample circumference and sandwiches oysters
krau and suspicion of Swe,tzer kase pervadcd
some three acres of adjacent lunch tables
Every provision that could be made TO
furnish entertainment and supply cheer for the
inner being has been attended to- Dancing platforms
unfold untold square feet OF solid timber which seemed
in their abandonment yesterday TO the pressure
Of the eight fantastic, " and the mystic inscription
'Kegelbahn," informs the German sport seeker that
bowling alley is close at hand There is lake too
with swans in II and a number Of dainty bargcs and
these last advertisement the public will
convey passengers around this body OF times
ior the Insignificant sum OF ten ceas On the western
shore tent rises rcsplendapt with flags and exhibit
ing all sides liiesize pictures OF and creatures
OF very uncomely and forbddng appearance, An ana
conda which said TO be inside tue canvas structure
is represented by the artist cooled around some half
dozen wriihipg Arabs. whose remains are, no doubt
be seen within, and gentleman with an unpro-
nounceable is also represented devourng various
articles OF hardware with an avdty sugs of
consumpve and digestive capacity. And so It Is
throughout the grounds Platforms for acrobas tents
for shows, stands Tor jusgicrs always jostlng
the inevitable reireshment booth, dot large
section Of the park, and other portions
the enjoyment o. visitors Almost in the centre OF tho
grounds tail, wooden pillar is being erected which,
when completed will be fifty feet in height This Is
TO be hung with fruits, flowers and farm produce on
the occasion of the German harvest homo to be held
there. In word, ample accommodations have been
made for the 20 900 people who 1t sad will throng
the place daily during the progress of the festival and
the crowd of visitors yesterday seemed earnest Of
the desire of the German population attcnd en-
m0sse
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 3, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RnroxrxD pY rsH u.xALp srRAs YACHTS AND HERALD
TELEGRAPH

RAPoErED NJ TsH W.sALp srEAn YACHTS AND HnRALD
wHITksroSE TELEGRAPH LINE
US steamer Tall apoosa. Nc Richie. +, rt Royal
Steamer City OF Berlin tBrl Kennedy Liverpool Aug2t
Dale. Sept3 miles Of san Hook, passed
Britannia Br,: hence Tor LlvsrpoSL -,
l... o.nehs ;a a1e vss;I.r ana light vino. n,
Aa * sn %" ass
LAT 40 80 So passed bark Edis of St John NIB bound
Steamer Gen Barnes Cheesemau. Aug 80 With
mdse and passengers % to Murray. nsrris q Co
folk with mdss aud to the Old Dominion
Steamer Albemarc. Gibbs Lewes Del, with mdsc to the
oS Steamer Mill. Phiadsiphia with coal to
the Reading iIailrosd Co.:
Ship Leviathsn tNor. Mansfield Arendai 20 days. In bal
An;s. Ger kops, Liy..pso' & ta DAYS: in ballast
Bark Rosina Bruno Ita Jaecarino Ipswich ~ days in
days ballast to kiwsii %: Aug iss IS ion IS.
Bark Keystone ot Truro rs Thompson. Sligo = day. in
Cloud Bagey Crons,ad n Gays, In ballast TO
Brig U.,ls MuS. Buccovich. Newcastle es days. with
schr .of Hsrwic,, Fisher SAN Bla. 81 days.
with coceanuts toJ Elddsc; vessel Miller houEh-
schr Rosa kppinger. B.yles Brunswick days with um
s.I = gssss IS T a
died Of sr1n d." fever Ssr and was sun buried at sea
sehr Excel. Lndlum. Virginia.
Scbr A Tnayer, CRrmau. Virginia.
Schr Merritt, Booye. Virginia
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Schr Scotia Dow, Cape Sable for New YORK.
Schr Crosey (Br), Crosey Windsor. MS. for New
York. ,
scnr Annie Beck Rogers. proy,denee for New York.
schr Melville; Johnson proyidsncs 70, New York
sSI sns ss Hsy,
sehr Ida de- Ia FORE Alien KenneSse for New York
Schr Hiram fucker Knowiton New Haven ior New York
Schr Charles Comery, Creamsr. Round Pond for New
schr VIM Carroll. Higgins. New Haven for Now York.
schr Albert Jameson. Candage. Hsiows, Me. Tor New
Schr A b Hayes Barlow. saybrook for New York
seSr seSr Msry Mlia Ferris Fsil River er Se~
schr 5 j smith. BALDWIN Providence for New York
Sehr Hunter Weld. Providence ior New York
Schr Sarah Babcock. sacket, Greenwich Tor New York.
Put into whtestone for harbor, schr Zuetts Kenyon
Fauikins CHAM, from Providence for New York
BOUND EAST
schr Mary Riley. Riley. Port johnson for Provdencs.
sShr mawisy. Bracket Port JOHNSON Tor Providence
schr A Lawson, Fitzpatrick. haverssrAw for Provi-
schr Fannie Warner, Dickinson PhlAdelphis for Hart
ford -
Sch Grring, Stocking Philadelphia for New Haven
sehr Prudence, HAlsey. Port johnson for fai River
Schr Ocean Wave Alley. Amboy for Boston.
schr olive Elizabeth. Lindsey. AmOoy for Boston.
Ss JshSson or
schr Uncle Joe. Jason, Ameoy for Middletown.
sehr Connecticut. Allen, Kondous ior Providence.
schr Louisa, German. Rondout for prov,aencc.
sehr sarah Bowen. Beatty. Kondout for Boston.
schr Jschin, Gstehsi kondeut Tor Boston
schr II Leaning, Lambert Flushing, LII for Bath
schr ueo Pierce. Kelly New iorx tor sAsm.
Wind at sunset. W; at midnight. W.
Barometer sunset 3uOS.
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svvorfcR TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTISG AND Toasi0S rRADE.-cspsssas er officers
Of vessels In the esastinx foreign trade oLsev
the removal OF bpoys requested
the fact TO the Hssstp that be
brought publicly TO the attention VI tho proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor of the nsALp. New yors
city, gyinr accurately possible the member POSI-
tion tuoys ths Of their removal ~ snf
nce in ali observed song shs Atlantic and Pacific
the American Continent Ahen they observed
the Of kuropesn countries IN the Mediterranean
requested that be either by telegraph
letter tho London Office Of the Nrw forx nxslp. 10
Fleet street. London the Paris once. ~ Avrnus dc
ropcrs Paris Where the telegraph 10 used dsspAtchss
may be addressed Bennett 45 Fleet street Lonaon
Bcnneii. 81 Avenue de rOpera. Pars" Who're Of
displacement observed in the ~ countries beyond
the roach of the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon reachns th- frat
lent port This will oe csbsd Of charge
the HERALD and published
De- Persons desrons OF With vessels srriv
Ing New Yort 80 BY addressing such
Of HERALD yacht. pier No East River, New
York. Letters receiv~d from 81. parts of the world and
proinptly delivered Duplicates are required
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

nocturnal the highest point OF activity at ST Peters
burg being ai two O'Clock in the morning. Nine An =
douard has curious chapters gambling. wichcrafl
&c she has reached the conclusion that the dcstincs
OF the world the hands OF the Russians and Of
The people OF the United States of North America
Mr. H. Brook has just printed in Londoa "a History
Of the Colony Of Natal
There is spot in Europe no. travclhackneysd.
and that spot is tho Balearc Islands, which have at
last been written in a volume by Charles T. Bdwell
These little Spanish possessions including Maorca and
Mnorca, appear TO be agreeable and safe residence
inhabited by people OF primitive manners aad
customs.
The latest book Of German personal memoirs Is the
Countess Voss Sxty Years at the Court OF Prus
sa, translated in two volumes in the London cdito n.
1t is truthful and IN parts interesting journal OF the
life of court lady who lived through four eventiul
reigns including the whole Of that Of Frederick the
Great
Herr vambery has published at Leipzig his 'isan In
the Nineteenth Century, which shows that this
cous traveller and author still has hopes Of Turkey
and the East
The London Academy says OF Mr. MscGahan's book
OF Arctic voyages, Under the Northern Lights that
it is graphic and well written book short compass
with much amusement thrown In.
1t seems that DR.. Merle d'Aubgnes "History of tho
Reformation In Europe In the time OF Calvin" is no:
completed with the seventh volume, but eighth Is
to follow.
The critics have great praise for Edwin Arnolds
English version OF the nne Hindoo poem OF "Jayadyva,
the "ndian Song OF Songs" This great poem Is, for
the first time, presented tho English reader In true
poetic STYLE
Tho late George Grote's book, "Letters Conccrning
the Politics OF Switzerland at the Outbreak Of the Civil
War In 1s47," gives the clearest Of the swss
Sonderbund which has appeared in English.
Mr. T. w. Fairbolt's book on "Tobacco, Its History
and Associations" which the best assemblage CT facts
on the subject has been reprinted IN pretty Illus
trated edition by Chatto Windus, OF London.
The strong point of the newly issued fourth volume
Of the Encyclopaedia Britannica is its biographical
articles 1t includes very finely wr,t;on biographies OF
Burke Burns, Bishop Butler, Byron, Campbell and
Mrs. Browning
DR.. George Macdonald has printed Ia little volume
called "Fxotics" his TRANSACTIONS OF the hymns of
Novalis, Luther's Hymn Book aud short pieces from
Schiller, Heine and other German poets
The London critics, notably the AAenovm and the
Academy, nnd that Mr.. John Durand, who has trans
latedM NJ Tane's Ancent Regime, Is exceedingly igno-
rant of the French language.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL, Sept Starved, brig Zsnor tBr). Leblanc.
Montreal
BxxnsS. sept 2-Arvsd. bark Bremen Ger. Leiske.
Ssv iort.
ELsIsoRs-ssiled. brig Dirixo. Coffin. New York.
HAxsrRc. sept i-Arrivcd. bark Hsrmiue Gcr). Wins.
New York.
sailed ist ship Gosehen 'er. New York: I'd. bark Nym
phen Nor. Kaloc. Amcric,
Hsrsx Sept ARRIVED bark Este,ia Poole. New York
Lospos. sept 2-sAiled. ship Loretto Fish Hodgn an.
Mobile bark Norwegian tBr). Rogers Portland. Me.
Sailed from Gravssend Sd. ship Archer. Fleming. New
York; bsrks ssgs Sor,. Olsen. do; Etsr Aus), Zurich
do.
PIrsorrH. sept 3-Arrived. stssmer weland Gsr) He
b'eh New York for usmburs land proeeededL
srAGsss, sept 2-Saiisd. bark rsryburn tBp. Rouse.
Newport
sTocxnoLn-Arrved. bark Hida CSwe). wuiH. New York
srsrrssailed. bark Lucille fBr). Andrews. New York
srspsvALL-Sailed. Mohn schiertng for America
fARnoura. sept 2saisd brig Sally Brown. Ross Unitea
States
WEATHER REPORT
FALnorSu, Sept 3, PM-wind light variable; nus.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters are informed
that BY siegrsphing the HERALD London Bureau, ad
DRESSING Bennstt No. 46 Fleet street. London" the
Paris Office. addressing Bsnnet 81 Avenue de POpers.
Paris the arrivals At and departures European and
Eastern porte OF American all foreign trading
with she United states the same will be cabled this
eountry tree Of char1c.
Captains arriving At and sailing from French and Medi-
teranesn ports ~il nnd the Paris Office
cal and expeditions for telegr phing nsva
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
FOUND DROWNED.

The body OF unknown man was found floating
Governors Island on Saturday night last, by Ed
ward Delesvey, boatman, OF No. 35 Eldridge street,
New York. The deceased was about ib rty years Of
age n ieet eight inches IN height had smooth face
aud hair and dressed In black cloth and
diagonal pants, n one of the pockets of which
silver watch, N. J. Tobias maker, and SO IN moncy.
Coroner simms noIiucd and the body removed 10
the brooklyn Morguc
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
AMERICAN PORTS.

rh.asiphi.: csliyer, Knox, New York: ki.osa
BXLflMORE. Sep, s-Xrivsd. steamer John Garrett
BAN0oR. Sept i-Arri~sd schr Mary Louise. Lowell
CHARLESTON. Aug 3l-sailsd schr Ella Barnes,
L.rae, n"s%ss. Ono, :: .s.nH ssss'apnea h,.
Cleared sshr y. Carleton, Thurs,ou. Baltimore.
DxNvEKs. Aug sO-Xuivsd. sehr @ chieost Fullerton.
GER rom for Baltimore wis Scnarsn S
McLarrn. siIloth. seeking
Eirmsn. fooss, from orchiIla '~''' '.D'
s Eliza & reas isT Bsa.. Ss9f:
viking !sr, Do: vine dAnvsr Bel,. for Londondery
town; brig. R"m.ne- Nsv..ss; Ssricf. ssr Car.
@ILvEsroS % Aug 20 Cleared .ehr. LI..e Hey.r Pe-
lA.d and Julia ward Jone, rsnsacSla
NEW BkDroFR Sept ds :sh,' f.sh:
,ss Benz Church Kelly and Mary Free
ry& sept sss Sis
Baker. Albany Kim G KslS
BROOKS Fox and .ean a:kel Providenos for do; CT
NEw HAVEN ssSe Dsa1' :sar o.rnso
Parker Baltimore sloops Jordan. Gooaals Savannah Elm
.rohr iowXSENp, Aug 2s-Arrvsd. bark Jenny Pnss
PORT GAMBLE. Aug as-Anived, bark David Hoadisy.
,rHILs sDKLPIiiS Sep. avArnvsd, ....n.r Harrisburg
sd-Arrivcd, steamers Junints Catharine. Savannsh(
Centipsde Miller Boston: Achilles Bacon Newburyport
PORTLAND. Sept ARRIVED, schrs N ary Smith. New
York: Anna Fave. do
RICHMOND. Sept I-Arrivsd, brig Leonard Myers Hicks
Baltimore.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 2e-Arivsd bark Discovery.
Cornsr, Port Discovery.
cissrsdshin Ellen Goudoy tBr,, Perry. Antwerp; barb
wigtcn tBrl. Williams do
saledship Pactous, Colcord. Liverpool; barks Buena
VISTA Hardis, Port usmbe; Melancthon, Manson, Shsa
water Bay.
sEArTLE. Ang 25-Arrvsd, ship Eldorsdo. Hayden. San
Francisco.
sALEx Aus ai-Arrsvsd, schr Adeline Hamlin Lewis.
Port johnson.
SAVANNAH, Sept 3-Arrived. steamer Herman Ldvina
ston, Maiiory. New York.
MAREuAu. Aug sI-Arrived schrs ames Henry Snow
aud Fair Wind bowman, New York; Mesamora, Travers
wIsCAsSET. Aug .5-sailsd. schrs Albert W Smith.
knight. New York ,dth RhodA Holmes. Burr. do.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ISrRxPIp Simmons from Point Lobos for Falmouth
which Bahia leaking had been previous
Aug she would probably have to discharge part
all VI her cargo
BARK CYcLA Br before reported wrecked Flat Island
Straits OF Belle lsle to be cold for the bensft under
writ
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
BROOKLYN'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The vacation term having EXPIRED tho public schools
will be opened this morning There ,o7l teachers
at present employed The schools very crowded.
and some OF the teachers hnd il oifncuIt TO manage
their allowance of scholars
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
WHALEMEN.

Arrived At New Bedford Sept ?, schr Hatfield, Cor
nell, Provincetown to discharge cargo OIL
spoken July 70 lat ~ n Ion ~ w. bark Cleone, Of NB
with 1856 bbls oil and largo whale alongside.
Ans =. lat 81 l3 n Ion Al 30 W. sehr II Simmons, Of
PYoVIn cetvwn, with Ito bbls oil.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

Brg seoscraig (B from Archangel for bosson July H.
lat ~. Ion -.
Brig Prince L.boo fr,. Dunkirk for New YORK; Aug
L, LAT is So. .on 25
Brig American Union Nantes for Phiiadslphia, Aug
30 no lat &c tby pilot boat Washington No 22)
sehr Annie. OF stand. Ms steering NE. Aug H. lat
AZ 40 N. ION -sW.
PNBk. from Liverpool for San Francisco June 10 lat
n. Ion 35 w.
sYJW Enslish). from Liverpool for Bath Ne. Aug D. lat
Is s. Ion - Is.
esyo cier from Clyde for Gulf OF California July l5
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Iano- ol<>.

pAras or psrAErrxas vKos noSrn
or sxrrxxnxE
The New York herald., 1876-09-04

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
L,oR sAf.E-A NEW STEAM YACHT 80 FEET LCNd
feet beam. everything complete; 81 200 cash. Ad.
dress II. G.. box i23 Herald once
L,Ok SALE CHEAP-A NEW AND STRONG CAT.
rugged ssilbost Is feet long In perfect order For
particulars apply a. i5s West SD ST., the ofacs.
The New York herald., 1876-09-04
FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
FAlnorsn. Sept }. PM-wind light aud variable; ans