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AND HARMONY ~ FAMILY.

found among the papers Of pious
young lately deceased Supposed to
have been written about the age of II
years
!, We may be quite sure that our
will is likely to be crossed in the day 4.
so prepare for IT,
2 Every person in the house has
an evil nature as well as ourselves. and
therefore we are not to expect too
much
3 10 learn the different tempers of
each individual
To look upon each member ofthe
family as one for whom the Lord Jesus
died.
When any good happens to any
one, to rejoice att
When we are inclined to give an
angry answer, to lift up the heart 10
prayer.
I. II from sickness, pain or infrmity
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s, To observe when others are so
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II. In all little pleasures which may
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l3. To try for the soft answer that
tumeth away wrath.
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way into man, bat mans way to the
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Morality does not make a Christian,
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itl
1t is not the incense nor the Offering
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ity aud devotion Of the worshiper.
The time is short. Men are dying
The night comes. Let us make haste
il we would do anything for a perish
ing world,
To individual laithfulness, and TO the
energy Of the private conscience, God
has committed the real history and
progress Of mankind
If there be any good IN thee, believe
that there is much more IN others. 1t
hurteth thee most Of al TO prefer thy.
self even to one.
There are two extraordinary virtues
to be learned from neutrality-suspicious.
The imperfection Of others may teach
us patience and our own may teach
US humility
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The New York herald., 1876-12-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Snir PRorxus lI,r Hall. from 81 John NB foT Hull +.
with deals struck Ronde Rock seal Island night OF
Dee but subsequently oated. and tho I'd In Liver
poor tSS) Bay, wateriogg.d: no lives lost.
BARK Ella Moons (Brl. at Wilmington. Nc from Aber
been via 50 Thomas previously damIsed Nov
a encountered gale about 40 miles southeast OF Frying
Fan SHOALS Lost foro and main mast. fore
mast. fore topgaliant yards and fore topssit
BARK SMALL lBr), Evans from Malta for Boston. put
not stated.
scHR EARLY BIRD. before reported fallen in with dcrect
ana taken into Fort Prince while from
Domingo tor Boston. has temporary repairs at
Prince and was to leave that port Nov A or Ne York
She has her original will under
command OF Captain bradford, formerly chie officer OF
Prince
scHR NicEERsoN Martin. from Boston for Washington
DC with 700 bags salt Ment ashore on TwoMile Beach
five miles from Cape May light Dec She assisted of
by iie- saving crew without damage.
ScnR THEODORE DEAN Port johnson Salcm and schr
Kate Rich Boston tor Philadelphia coided Vineyard
all her headgear and the latter badly
port bow crhe Kate Rich was in collision Monday
last. of Cape Cod. with schr Mary Pickxrd).
ScHR CBERuB, before reported abandoned the
breakers after the wind veering NV. dred her
from the beach and she has probably sunk. Captain and
were landed at Lie Saving Station No z.
MARY PICARD of st John. NIB. before reported
having been into, towed to Nantucket Dec =.
scHR NErrUYEs BRIDE from Port johnson for Chelsea,
Both uit split sails and awes Shoai
and pounded heavily but got OH and put into Edgarown
ScnR ADELiSx Bangor for Clio cester before
ported ashore below latter pulled off and owed
harbor Cove sunday morning by tug ) etherel.
NEW BEDFORD Dec 3-As A Rose. Capt Rose. from
Alexandria with load Of COAL being towed to the
Glass Works Wharf Friday by seamtug Fairy she
red the channel to rocks where she stuck until
nearly submcrs ed high tide Schr Elm City lies
alongside Of her and will receive her
NORFOLK. Va, Dec SAN unknown 3mastcd schooner Is
reported in distress oil Chincoeague Wreckers have
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
WHY SOME MEN COMMIT SUICIDE.

On Sunday night Samuel Wagner, German
shoemaker residing at No. 403 West Forty.cignth
street. arrested for intoxicaton and locked up in
the Fftynnh street police station. Early yesterday
morning some boys who were confined cell oppo-
site TO his him hanging from strap which he had
fastened the door OF his cell They raised alarm,
the strap released him. AS he seemed 10 be in a
pital, but in the course OF the afternoon he
recovered and was, in consequence, sent
back to the station house. HERALD re-
porter who called at the place to him found
Wagner seated IN the back of the first floor Of tic
station house. He inoensivc looking individual,
unable 10 speak English. lie seemed 10 be III Tho
deepest dependency Upon the reporters addressing
him in German he frightened up and said that
Sunday night he was hts way down town TO buy
some goods He was not intoxicated, he said, AS he
had drank only Two glasses OF beer When Forty
eighth street he attacked by gang of
loaicrs, who stole his pocKctbook and then ran
away. He pursued them Tor several blocks,
when police officer arrested him and brought
hm TO the station house. Alone there, with no
friends TO aid him, he became despondeni, and 10
levc himself OF hts misery he attempted TO hang him.
self with strap which he around his waist
s.Speak 10 the Sergeant Tor meh said he 10 tho
porter, 'and ask him TO lot me IL don't get out
soon shall lose my work. and DON'T know where to
get another place am poor devil who, during the
years that no has been this country has always
been pursued by bad luck As there Is no further
charge against HIM he will probably be released.
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
MME. xss1porr IN pRooKLYN.

The church cdihcc of Clinton and PIerrcpont
Streets BROOKLYN was crowded last night the occa
tho nrst appearance OF tho distinguished Russian
pianist, Nine. EssipoT in tho City OF Churches She
received hearty welcome at her first appearance on
the platform. The concert opened with the Toccata in
minor Of j. S. Bach, OF those works that call for
wrists Of steel and fingers Of similar cabre when at
tempted on the pianoforto. Ame EsspoG's render.
ing Of was electrical In effect 1t was organ.like in
power and volume OF tone, and tho themes
were given with q clearncss and finish that
showed that the lady quite much at homo IN
OF tho father Of tho ugue later schools
The ponderous bass passages like If the pedals
OF a grand organ used. After Bach came Chopin
OF tho works OF the inspired poet the fair pianist
chose the Berccuse, ballade In minor maznrka IN
major and waltz IN A Hat How Nine Esspon plays
the Berceuso has already been explained these col
umns. The Ballade is one Of those fugitive poems
that SO deaizod, rendered SO fragile and atten-
uatcd, that they scarcely seem TO belong to human
nature, but rather to fsry world unveilng the in.
discreet condolences OF Peris, OF Titanas OF Arcls,
OF Queen Mabs, OF the gen of the air, Of
water and OF hre-lke ourselves, subject to
bitter disappointmcnts, to mvinclbe dsgusts.n Tho
waltz in tlat has been long iavorite the concert
halls here but nevcr before has Its delicate
been revealed on the Keyboard by Nine. Essipof
last evening 1t was as II were, entering fairy land
unroddcn by human footsteps path hitherto unirc-
qucncd but by the great composer himself his alter
ogo Iiszt After Chopin followed the lovely nocturne
fiat, by John Field the fancul '.Zur Guiiarre,n
by Hicr, and Lies DeuX AIoucttesn the two sky
Iarksl by Lcschitizky. The last mentioned work
seemed 10 capvate the audience, and they called the
pianist out again Shc responded with gavoite by
Sas. But the grand feature OF the concert was tho
''Rhapsodic Hongroise No =" by LlszL Since
Mr.. Thomas presented this work in orchcs-
tral form and Mr.. Gilmore brought the resources
OF his military band to bear ON 1t the rhapsody
has been lett severely alone by piauists But the
astonishing power and nery style OF playing with
Nine Esspof Interpreted the work left nothing 10 be
desired. The wonderful cyclopean passages sparklcd
with Promcthean hrc, which meaner hands might de-
.s.tn nl. rt...
motive OF the sccond part OF the rhapsody, with
whirwiDd OF chordcd passages, was played with won
druus elect. NJ Alfred NvIen. the volinat played
concerto by Leonard, and the beautiful Tegend. by
Quicken. Miss Lillian Nortoa sang "Kennst du das
Land" by Beethoven, charmngly Her voice possesses
great beauty and serenity OF tone and lair share or
EXPIRE ssion.
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnxAD. Dec 4. PM-wiad wNw, moderate.
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER Oct 14-Passsd bark oncco. Henry, Batavia for
San Francisco
BATAVIA Oct 1e-Anived bark Hattie q Hall. Carter,
Mauritus; 17th Hazard Karstens Boston remained
In 2lst to load for Boston, 18TH Hora,o Sprage
Atkins iuenos Ayres to load for Channel: 10th, ship
Samar, Miller Probolingo sailed 2lst Tor Boston,
CHirrAGoSG Oct l5-ln port bark Ethan Allen Hardy.
CALCUTTA. Oct 27-1n port ship British Envoy (Br,.
Stewart; Andromeda tBr), Bueigh Naturalist r),
and Nasd Brl, Smith. New York. Idg: Padishs
Br, Minno for san Francisco do; Cora coombs Bonn
bay. do; bark Moro Castle B Jewett for Colombo do
Proceeding down the river ~, bark Haidce (Br),
Dicke, for San Francisco.
Cow BAY, CB. Nov 3J-sailed schr s b Hume Diggins,
St Jago.
iBnALrAR, Nov SIN port barks Porferio do Mastorio
Stcrn from legorn for Philadelphia had sailed II til and
pnt back 18th Spsedss 'r Tower from Patrss FOR New
utal,. Canero disr; Sa,ista Partridge. do.
sNiicd iith, schr kersctt. Guptl urom Leghorn New
HAVANA, Nov 2s--Arrived, steamer Leo, Daniels New
York via Nassau land sailed 30th on return)
Arrived Dec 4, steamer City OF Vera Cruz Doaken New
HALIFAX. Dec 1-Arivcd. bark Pacolus dr. Churchill
Cadix; bris Como 'Bp, rookcr. DuDn schr Freedom
Cleared 3oh brig Maggie Wood (Br, Buckard Alicante
tspnnj.
sailed Dec 2. steamer Pcrt tBr,. Chsdsey New York.
sailed 9Th, steamer Alhambra. Tor New York. !
MANILA, oct 4-cleared bark Aibuera Qr Harris, New
MALAGA Nov i6-saied steamer Acadia tsD, Craig.
New \ o.k
MosskL Bar, cGH, Oct is-fn port brig st Elmo tBr,
NORM SYDNEY, cB. Dec I--Arrived. bark Weymouth
tBr. Durkee. Gloucester. Il.
OPNEfo. Nov Ii-ln port sclir Florence shay Shnclea
probably Tor the Unitcd states to saii Ia ~ unys -
rogr SAID Nov IL Sailed. steamer .lenartney tBD
SINGAPORE, out 26-n port. shp Frcdk Tudor. Pearse
Passsrocnng f,r Cora repg Tcmpiar HASKELL Tor London
nearly ready; Ca'cutta, Hanson, Tor New YORK; bark
sailed DC, rs steamer Gienartncy CB). Gulland (rrom
Passed. (not Oct) l5 steamer 0enearn (Br), Aud
from Jrpsn for New YORK.
The New York herald., 1876-12-05

.aonor' again, who would again send him TO the
bounty broker. Ono notorious hummer now living IS
said have been enlisted into the United States SER
vice through the agency Of this unjust judge less
than four times; and OF course each OF these four
times His ''Honor'' made his percentage. One
OF the vagrants Blsckwelfs Island at the
present time is stated to know much about the
secret OF this "oounty business that whenever he
wants 500 he knows where TO get II. although from
his love OF drink his blackmail does him little good
One republican ex-senator active ''reiorm"
democrat prominent sporting man" Of this
city have aia the basis Of their LARGE fortunes out OF
the "bounty steal of which they kindly allowed
to stake their rake through the ..Jon liberality'
and ''policyn OF the Tammany Ring.
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Dec lSailed ship Martha tNor) zachariason
United States
Bosrss. Doc 2-ssilsd Capri (sr, Dnsnore, Uni.
ted States.
BRxxKS Dec 1-Sailed bark Northern Queen tBr) Dol.
lar United States.
BARCELONA Nov 3oArrived steamer Rita (sp, Garticz
New Orleans. brig Prosta sp), Alsine. Savannah.
CARDIFF. Dec ARRIVED bark Kong Eystein (Nor Nell
sen. New York
CALCUTTA Dee 2-Arrved. ship Reporter Spring. Liver
pool.
CorEsHAcES, Dec 2-Arrived, bark vakyrion CNor. An
derson, New York.
InrHALoSIA, Nov 24-Sailed, brig II Heslen, Gould,
United States.
ELsINoRx Nov 3o-Arrived scr Clara Ger) Thode, New
York.
GnsnSocK Dec 2-sailcd bark Malta tBr) cry.
United States.
GnRALrAR Nov 27-Arrived. brig Grauos (Nor, Looty,
Philadelphia; Dec 3, bark Commerce. Elliott New York.
GENOA, Nov 3o-Arrved, bark Mary Pratt. savn. New
York.
HULL Dec 2-Arrived. barks hermnnos (Nor), Jacob
Bull River; 4th, Malta Qta), Cacacc Baltimore
Queenstown
Sailed I'd, ship Trojan. Williams. United States
HAMBURG, Dec 3-Arrvcd, brig Peri Ger, Lohrs, New
Orleans.
LlvKRrooL, D.c 4-Arrved bark Gerhard Gcr). KIamps
Savannah.
Sailed ID bark Regime tNor. Broclund United States;
4t ship Matilda, Carver do; bark Harriet Campbell (B
Taylor do
LONDON. Dec 4-Cleared, ship Prince Br) Lns-
kill. United States
LARSE Dec 3-sailed steamer State Of Indiana tBr),
Sadler tfrom Glasgow, New York.
LEru Dec ARRIVED bark Hertha (Br), Warren, Mon
trea.
LEGHoRS. Nov 27-Arrived, bark Mary Jenness Oakes,
New York; brig Eva QtaD, Cappeo. do
LIMERICK, Dec 2Saed bark Dictator tNor), Thompson,
United States.
MARsrLLus, Dec 2-Arrived. bark Lorcns, Blanchard,
Baltimore.
MELBOURNE, Dec 2-Arrived ship Thos Lord Hall GeHe
Mary Goodell, Eams saguenay River.
NEwRy. Dec 2-Arived, bsrk Sagatun NOR. Fredrkscn
Baltimore.
PLYMOUTH Dec 4-Arrved, steamer Iessing tGer, Lud-
wig, Now York for Hamburg 'snd proceeded.
PAUfLAc. Dec 2-Sailcd, barks St Genevicve (Fr De-
menarrant. New Oeans Ana for Pascagoula; "Andrcas
Bank Delaware Breakwarer.
QUEENSTOWN Dec3, PM-Arrived. steamers Abyss.nia
r Murphy New York for Liverpool (and proceeded 4h,
China sp). Gill. Boston for do land proceedcd).
Arrived OF Fastnet 4th, IL AN, steamer Baltic (Br),
Kennedy. New York for Liverpool
SHANGHAI Dec 2-Arrived ship Annie Gray OBJ Moore
Victoria. vi.
TRALxK Dec 2-Arved, bark Cancssa Padre QtaD Schi-
affno Baltimore.
RIO JASErRo, Dec 1-Saled, steamer Copernicus (Br)
New York. with -, 900 bags coffee.
SINGAPORE, to Dec 4-saled. ship Templar Haskett,
London.
4th, 'Diavola," do
LONDON Dec 4-Ship Freedom from MagdsIena Bay July
81 arrived q in the United Kingdom Dec 2 with
pumps out Of order.
WEATHER pEpnRr
The New York herald., 1876-12-05
THE BROCK MURDER.

THE SITUATION OF THE CONVICTED MEN UN-
ALTERED.
Owing to his having been three full weeks, lacking
day two, engaged in the trial of Ryan and Osch
wald for the murder OF Brock, large amount OF
other business has accumulated the hands of Judge
Depue. Hence he Is not able to give MS
close and promp. attention he desires
to the application OF tho prisoners for writ
OF The papers still in the Judges hands
He has come TO no decision yot regards them. To-
day tho December term OF court opens, when ho
will have TO preside and charge tho jury. This
will necessarily delay IN the case OF
the Brock murdcrers Ii Is in the power
OF Judge Depue to refuse to sign tho papers
and prevent their passage to Chancellor Runyon
there Is not a particle OF doubt butt he will sign the
papers, and let them proceed IN the regular
Upon being signed and forwarded to the Chancellor
counsel Tor both State and defence will be no.
tiled and argument be had the question
Of granting the writ In the event OF
the writ being denied tho only hope the
prisoners would have would centre in the Court OF
Pardons which consists OF the Supreme Court Judges
OF the State six lay judges the Governor Chancellor
Secretary OF State, and Clerk oil The Supreme Court
majority may pardon provided the Governor Is
membor OF the majority. In all cases his vote abso-
lutely essential No pardon be granted without It