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BUSINESS FAILURES.

Augustus F. Kibbe, stove dealer, at No 25e Waite,
street, has failed His liabilities will not exceed
$40, ,OoO and he hopes TO make arrangement with
his creditors which will enable him continue bush
ness.
The following assignments were made in the County
Clerks Office yesterday:-Leon Haraux Fernando
oppenheim to Bernard Mezger; Dennis Sullivan Ia
George W. Martin; X. r Roe to John b. Roe, and w.
II. sackett to Hugh Porter.
The following schedules were nled in the Court OF
Common Pleas yesterday
Louis r. & Gustav Jacobs to Morris Cohen; liabilI
ties ST. s65 74 nominal assets 1852 as actual assets
$207 bond ordered in sum OF s400
pcrses Ts liabilities % al5 49, som nominal assets
$s,l2O 9o actual assets 81 2SS 20; bond ordered in
Charles Lamb to Charles Ross; liabilities SIC, ,3o4 %;
nominal assets, IS $50 62; actual assets $500 III
bond ordered In sum OF 50, 900.
The affairs OF Vyse Co.. straw goods dealers. OF No.
537 Broadway being rapidly settled by the assignee
Mr.. Samuel Shethar, who was elected last month Tho
liabilities will amount to over 81 COO 000 The assignee
disposing of the stock which was inventoricd az
500 000 but which will not realize moro than onethird
Of that amount, as there is large quantity OF goods
stock will be sold auction on Thursday,
February 3 at No. 1872 Church street The
three factories at Foxboro Mass, known as tho
Union Straw Works, belonging to the hrm together
with nine houses and various other property Will be
sold at auction on Monday next and the assignee has
reason to believe that the property will bring from
$40 900 to $500 00Q As soon as possible dividend
will be declared TO the creditors At present tho
assignee is unable 10 how large IL will be- but
will probably amount 20 at least per cent The
largest creditor Is the Bank OF British North America,
Of London, whose claim is $l20 000 Albnola Bailey
have a claim OF $1l2 600.
Haight Halsey h Co., hat trimmings, at No. u
Greene street, who suspended over two months ago,
have succeeded in making compromise with their
creditors al sixty per cent on time The 1rm was
OF the oldest In the trade and enjoyed the highest
commercial credit Although possessing capital OF
over $500 600 the firm has suffered extraordinary
losses during the past FIVE years The shrnkago in
values md unsuccess in collecting their dues from
toners were the immediate cause OF their suspension
The creditors have expressed great sympathy for ha
firm and readily signed tho paper ior a compromise
The firm will continue business in their present quar-
ters.
The negotiations for a compromise between the 6rm
OF Cipperly & Collins hats at No. $50 Broadway, ana
their creditors having failed, the assignee Mr. X b.
Carbon has sold the stock, obtaining for it about
SO 600 Their shows liabilities Of S10S AS co.
nominal assets $40 O00 actual assets, $4,000. Col
icctons being made and II IS expected the credit
ors will realize between forty and atty per cent
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NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY 6-wrH SUPPLEMENT

To IT, the - Continent $50; eoAswss. 2o7s Sales 2ocs
Cotton QUIET madns. s i3i.e oaFS' low adSias sf g. isc
6op9 St fssHes si65 TO the Continent. GA sales
c.,,.. MonLx Jan. IS. 1879.
lie goei %'aaq; or,aa3; d3e lsg miadiinE ilas'
n 5Sis & bales Exports eoast~se sales. ZOO stock
co..o, o,,.,. ,,,,,,. 80, sAvAssAH Jan. rs. 1879
:, lotion & q1et; middng i2flc l21sc Low niddling
ports TO che Continent 5000 sales 1881 stock 50 500
cotton-Demand =ood mddas PFC az aD ~ is'g ,
plasns @ S,I i2se so9a ordinary ics ne Me- receipts,
wiLmScros n. c. Jan % 1870
Spirits Of turpentne firm az J3'sc Rosin stsaned
81 575s Tar steady Al 81 90
Flour steady; sales 100 bbIs Wheat urehanged sales
I,o1o bbls; Corn quiet mixed Western old held a, dse
s27 unhoIed s28 Millfeed steady; shorts SIT SIS:
shipstuGs, $40 a 500 middlngs. S23 S26-
Receipts-FIour 500 bbs wheat. 1900 bushels corn
ss S 9H i Dc G"1fy %S.a S s
Il 500 d. oats 10000 dC barley 4Soo DO zoo DO
bPd duluth at 81 b. 700 Se western
MIwaukee ca5 at 81 n Corn dull new so@inaiy soc
Os Win sales Of Ave cars privately os rye and barley
i3c' hghwinos nomnially 81 90.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat steady with moder
81 se & no 20 G seIs wabssh 70 amber Mshgsn
81 oSS; No red winter 81 2os No red y o. Cora
steady Coverseed held AZ 50 81 50 offered Drsssed hogs
demand fair and market firm at 81 40 kecepts-Wheat.
5000 bushels; corn, y OOO do oats 900 Shipments
Flour 40D obls. wheat $4,000 bushels corn 5000 do;
oats, 0,UO0 do.
CHICAGO. Jan. Is 1876
Flour dull. Wheat in fair demand but lower
cash sales dropping; No Chicago spring. 99ic spot;
s9e February and March 81, April 81 O5Js May; No
do. 79c rejected Coo. OJl4c Corn quiet but steady;
No mixed, 43lsc 43Ac., spot; 42}ic bid. February;
46'sc bid; May oats-Demand fair and market firm and
35Sc. May rejected PIE Barley easier but in good do
mand SOSc, spot 76c February Rye steady and firm
at 67c Dressed hogs-Demand fair and prices have ad
sales l21s q IS 35. Pork-Demand fair and
ary; $40 57s $40 90 March, Lard Irregular, but she
main higher at $i2 10 spot 81 IS, February $2 30,
March Bulk meats rm and holders asking higher
shoulders, 74c short rib middes 1OSc short clear
ceipts-four 1000 bbls whea $4,000 bushels corn,
5000 do. oats 5000 do barley. 10000 do: 100
do shPmens-Flonr. 5000 bbls wheat, lS 900 bushels
afternoon call Of the Board wheat unsettled and lower
99c cash 9s5ic February March Corn easier at 43c
43lsc cash; 42lc February Oats easier 3lc, cash
Pork steady at $40 rs $I9 80 February Lard weak aud
lower at Sl2 10 February 81 37ja a $i2 40 April.
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following closing prices compared with those
Of f.yesterday:-
ADVANCE. K.-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. 4 Mchi-
gan Central, \ Erie, Hannibal and ST. Joseph -
do preferred 1; Northwestern preferred, ohio and
Mississippi u Pacific Mail y 81 Paul preferred, y
Western Union, u; a65 District OF Columbia, u; Erie
In London, ~.
DKcLIxE-Central and Hudson, X; Lake shore,
Northwestern, y; New Jersey Central "a; Panama,
gold u.
Harlem. Quicksilver Rock Island, ST. Paul, Wabash and
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9:9O TO 8 p. 4
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM-FUTURES QUIET
FLOUR QUIET-wHEAT DULIr-CORN FIRMER-
OATS FIRM-PoRK QUIET-LARD FIRMER-
wHIsKEY EAsIER-PETRoLEUM FIRM-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE QUIET-RosIN oUIET--oILS UN-
cHASGED-FREIGHTs QUIET AND STEADY
COFFEE QUIET-sUGAR QUIET
TUESDAY. jan 25-6 P. NJ.
The trade movement was still slow, although there
was some improvement in commodities both on
and of Change. In drugs there fair business
done the basis of the prices printed below Oils
generally quiet Flour quiet Wheat exceed
ingly dull and nominally lower Corn in fair
quest at shade Improvement in prices Oats firm.
Whskey easier. Pork quiet Lard less active but
rmer Other kinds of provisions neglected Freight
quiet, but steady Cotton quiet Coffee also quiet
Naval stores generally quiet Petroleum firm
Sugar quiet.
ASHES steady, with fair trade passing at sac.
5s4c for pots. Pearls quoted nominal at &c.
ASrrAoSY quiet at l4i4c. l41Sc gold
BEEswAx quiet, at Sic. 33c for Western and
Southern.
BRooM Corn was quiet and unchanged We quote Red
41sc &C.. red tipped DC &C. medium 71sc. &C.
CANDLES were fair jobbng demand full prices We
Sus re M d
Ozl. l2hc ai7c; Darshine. ses and l2's zoe Gle
city and country and prices were more les; nominal we
note sales oil oo2 bags sS on private terms ana
sss aso ss terms sDo esss s
isslc foe prime do, loac. i9sc. santos fair TO
good lSc. l9c., gold. ninety days; Java government
bags, 24c 26c do grass mats. 2de 27c Singapore,
2nc 2ic. Ceylon. Ice 20c Maracaibo, 1Sc. 2Oc
Laguayra 1Sc. 19c jamaica 1Sc. 19c. St Domingo,
l5zc. Ice. Porto Rico, lsc l9sc Costa Rics, lsc
19Ic Macassar Zoe a 21c Mexican, 1Sc. 19c Ma
nila ise iec. Angosura, sc l9Sc savanilla l7lsc
q Curacao. lie. lec.
good dem Unchanged psices
We quote :-Molasses shocks. 32-nch. with heads 81
25 sugar shocks with heads 3Snch 81 90 65 do.
do, 3e inch. 81 80 s. 25 box shocks 75c Soc do:
pipe do Sc ST 50 empty hogsheads s. 5O hoops II
feet ordinary prime, S37 $40 NJ hoops. II feet.
do. 1873 S35 per NJ.
small size per h., 141sc l51sc do cordage, bolt rope
yarns Manila, l4c; Ssal rope, Ike
12kc; New Zealand IL lc I2hc. Russia hemp tarred,
l4c: American do. 14c. Russia bolt rome. lie
COrrON spot firm. Futures quiet.
The closing prices to-day with Mondays closing
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DRooKLYNs WATER DEPARTMENT.,

From the annual report OF the Brooklyn Board On
City Works which has just been prepared u appears
that the total receipts amounted 10 $955 500 The en-
pcndtures amounted to 81 36s o3s. These iatlor IN
clude labor aud material There s a Daance 70 tna
credit Of the water maintenance account ol xoo,OOu
With isnr months oxV0ndItare sek W c0Na NaAeI ".
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cod 80; Grand Bank do s. Shore mackerel 70 s29e
S27; do large No SIG Box herring. No. 1. 2c scaled
do. 25c. Barreied do. Portland 50 Labrador. - 70
FLOUR ASD GRAN-Receipts-Flou l36l9 bills; wheat
300 bushels meal 2OO bbs and l46 sacks corn
e4oD bushels; oats. 1854 do. rye. 432 do; barley
4OOO do The hour market steady under moderate
were about l9OO bbs prices within the range Of the
annexed quotations Corn meal active and prices ruled
steady sales about 900 bbs and 600 sacks at S5 %
Tor BRANDY wine and 81 10 3 30 for jersey and Pennsy-
We Dta.
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
rcoNT1NUED FROM EIGHTH pAGE.l

room and they will have TO be packed in the same be-
fore they can be released and duty paid
Five cases OF shawls shipped from England 10 Vera
Cruz in Mexico andthen imported here for j. Wall by
the steamship City OF Mexico which have been in the
seizure room since 1873 be sold public auction
the 29tn inst They seized by Inspector Lewis
Kirk for undervaluaton They addressed A. Kelly,
numbers TO s.
Count Ludwig Stalberg's boots which were seized on
account of his having twenty-five pairs have not yet
baen released The said nobeman resides in Min
nesota
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TnK MoxEY MARKEr.

Money call to-day was easy between the brokers
At per cent, with exceptional loans at and = the
'lose being at the lowest rata The domestic ex-
thanges New York were quoted as follows:-New
Orleans, y u per cent discount; Charleston and
savannah, x per cent premium Cincinnati, Toe to 81
premium per ST. oOo and Chicago SOC to 76c discount
The foreign exchanges were rmer the being ad
RANGED for sterling TO Aso and AsoK for long and
'hOrt sight, respectively which is close 20 the specie
nipping point, and reIchmarks TO e5X 95X and eos
'9Oa< cables, 81; prime Paris, SILK and 5.llA1
GOLD MARKKr.
Cold closed at 113, after selling at 1l3K 112K. The
a'es paid for borrowing we're s, 3, A. Ak aud G per
,euI
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. ian. %. 1874
Cotton quiet: midding i2Nc. low iddliug. ~ &c (:
good ordinary c5.c. Nss rsesD,s. iSi baes ExDogIs
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Jan 20. 1876.
Spanish gold, 2l3 213IS Exchange quiet the United
States, 90 days gold "a premiun short sight gVd
ga premium. sugar quiet
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BRAZIL CoFFEE MARKET.

RIO JASEIRo, Ian % Tho coffee marke ct is unchanged
RIO JAHEIRo. San 24-Cofee quiet at previous prices
RIO JANKIRo. Jan. 25-Coiee is firm and market ami
mated
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$1,000 U s SIS, r. 81.
5000 L 5 6's, c, 'Sl.
10000 U 5 $40 call BIDS
$1,000 L . 5-2O. T, Us, n
5000 $40 c, IS. n b c
10000 US > 20, c, 'o7. =.
5000 do.
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uotatious based American standard OF classihc
tion and IN running in quality mo
than halt grade above below the grade quoted.
-
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EUROPEAN MARKET
FINANCIAL.

LONDON PRoDUcx MARxEr.-LoNpos. Jan. o5-Even
|
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1NFFICE OF THE GERMAN-AMERICAN INSURANCE
W Company, l79 Broadway.
NKw YoRK. Ian s. 1915
semi annual dividend Of ave per on she capital
declared this y.paTabe on and Acr Monday
hs transfer books viii be o,sd nom ,he 9th ns, until
thAt dans JANIS A..StLvkS. sccretary.
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j. u. CHAPMAN. Secretary.

TRUSTEES.
j u. Jones Royal Phelps. Robert l. Stuart.
charles Dennis Thomas fOungs, Jamesu. De Forest,
W. n. H. Moore, Z. A Hand Alex. Y. Blake,
Henry Coit James Low. Chns- ID leverch,
I.ewfe Carts. John u. Hewlett. Adoph Lemoyne,
Cherries H. knsscn Wm. II. webb. Adam T. Sackett,
level Hobtook q. w. Burnhafn. Horace Gray
David Lane fredk Channcey, Winthrop O. Ray
lanes Brvca Chas. T. Burdett, Edmund W. C0ries,
Danel 4 Miller. FRANCIS Skiddy, John Elliott.
WIN Siurcis Robt r. Minfurn Sam1 Hutchinson
Iostah n. low. Chas. n. Marshall,
VIM. 4. Dodge. Oeorge LAne
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six per the outstnnding certificates Of
profits paid the holders thcrc0l their egal
Representatives and after Tuesday the lat Of February
The outstanding certificates OF the Issue 1872 will he
redeemed paid the holders thereof their legal
and tuesday the 1at of February
from which date All Interest thereon viii The
certificates produced the time payment and
eslled Upon whih issued gold pre-
miuns the payment Of flntcret and redemption will be
gold.
dividend Of forty per cent q declared the net earned
premiums OF the company for the ending Bliss Deccm
Der 1875 which certificates will be aud alter
Tuesday. the 4th Of April next.
Nv orde A he
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s1oOoN 7'A b !. cou
I.lan n n SIS b l-r.h b q

lJNHyO ~ 4 % 81 Asiso y
5UO ) q b's, n, non-L
lOOC Tenn 6's, old. -.
100 Tenn SIS, new.
10000 Dist Col 3.65's.
1000 Y a o LIST, con ..
100 do. ...........
5000 C,B a 2 rs, c..
100 G., X | a 7 T's...
5000 l. a w B con =.
5000 NJ a 81 7, l 4 NJ
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CLEANED.
,ade, New York for Stamford.

Steamer Biea (Ir). Carol. Lverpool-Busk 4 Jevons
Steamer trisia Ger. Neyers Hamburg via plymouth
Knnhsrdt j. Co.
steamer " \ seloltcn Dutch. Jensen Rotterdam
Punch. Edvr Co
Steamer Columbus Reed Havana-wm Z Clyde Co.
steamer Gamma (Brj. Liddicoat. Hamilton ,bernudal-
A OutertrIdee.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence Norfolk City Point and
Eirhmond-Oid dominion steamship Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza. richards. Philadelphia-Ias Hand
steamer l.eanota johnson. .Po~tland-J y Aines
Steamer G!aucus. Bosrse Boston-h Dinoct
ship Chocorua Matthew'S AMER Tor ordcrs-Jas Elwel
Co.
Bark Amuri dtan. Trapanf. Dundalk-John Seager.
bark SKIOLD Nor-fornerly Br lark Peter WARWICK,
Wisnnr. Observation-Disclosures Boyesen.
Bark Ada Gould. Merritt. Gbrxltar-Marcus Hunter h
20.
Bark Abby Bacon, Merrill. Gibraitar-D u Dearborn.
Bark florella. Crazy. i'aiermo-Jas Henry.
Brig Cites loring. Anderson Cadiz-Hrctt. Son Co.
Brig Daniel rrowbdge. Rogers DemerRra-Dsnel Trow-
bridge & Co.
Schr Vr.inia l.ulon. I.uon. Para-G AInsinck 4 Co.
Schr Azcida Laura, Jorscnscn. lns9ua-B Wenberg
Co.
schr q Chandler (Br), Ross. Windsor. Ns-C W Bcr-
auN
sehr q Hathaway tBr,. Hogan, Rockiand. Mp Ne
vius 4 Son.
schrJ " u,r,. Haley. st John. MA Iieency
= schr VIM II Van Brunt. Haughwoat Fcrnandina--Vsn
Brunt < Bro.
schr Julia u Floyd Gaskins Georgetown and Pot Bluh
SEE Hurlbut Co
schr Wm Bowen, Jackson. Providencs-H W Jackson a
Sou.
schr North America Fish, saybrook Ct-fidacon Chris
tophersen.
schr Dart Campbell stamlordstamford Manufacturing
Co
sehr Burton BurIey stamiord-stamiord Manutsc
urin.. CO.
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HArlrAx. AUG Disabled brig Peerless: CBr, Londen;
KSGsros ia. Aug l9-Arrved. bark Herald Meyer SSv
Yors via Monsego Bay load TOR Euroas I'D brig Dash
i7th schrs Tison Shepherd New York via Old
Harbor; 24th, Palos. MITCHELL do via do.
In port Aug "a schr Cygnus. Steele from Machias
hAuixAS. July 5-ln por bark Solomon. ferIusou 'or
MoSrnco BAY. ia, Aug 25-Arrived brig Mary Row
land, Lanton. New York via Falmouth to load for New
MArAyzAs Aug 25-In port. barks Lizzie Carney. and
Jaime Gibbs Urag wills. for north Of atterns briggs Geo
AosIEEAI Arg g ae-Arrivsd. bark Merriam saan-
Manitoban. McLougaii. Glasgow.
oIp IARsos, ia Ane l4sasd barks Jessie CBr', Reess
rIerou. AUs 2o-Cesred bark brunswick. -n'ehinson'
Arrived :sh. sebrs Ellen II Gott Piper Camden julia
Newell, Sheppard. Rockpor. Ne: Prosidence. Le Bianc
Cleared asth schr Bucco snlis Boston.
.poRr MrLcRAyr. Aug :7-pa.sed. ship Kitchen sBr.
land; Brunswick. Hutchinson do ior do.
QgnBkc .ng e9-Arrved, ships Progress Bull London:
Eveiine, Lochead titeeuock.
ssd ss s & bark wsy .s for srsS kSf
pool ships vieksburg ClarS do Gatnean Corkhill do;
Vest Harepooi White Crest Beverly Newcastle: Rsii.
ance, IIonghton Barrow; Racehorss Paterson London
sr Aug 2oArrved, schr Burdett Jones. shar-
ST JAco Aug i7A,,iysa bark Evening" Star lD. Click
sAGuA Aug 23Arrived brig Tropic Bird, Korn, Bsrbs
Sailed 2Ist, brig Aqu.dnsck johnson. New York
ST JOINS. NJ. Aug 3l-Arrived steamer Caspian (Br),
Trocks Liverpool for baltimore via Halifax
SYDNEY CB. Aug 2o-Saied steamer Enmore (Br), Cole
from Montrea, Leith: bark Viking (Br), Hopkins.
Montreal
JomN. NIB, Aug 29-Cleared. schrs Carrie (Br), Dun
ham, New York: 3ist Lizzie X tBr). for do
sailed sis ships Joseph Clark. Park Liverpool. having
snNLnynSr, rs Aug a7-Arrlved brig oromocsO tBD.
WIsnsoR IS Aug as-Arrived schr Lucy Portland (aud
cleared for Philadelphia).
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER TASMANIA Orr. from Southampton. arrived
st Thomas Aug ~ with cylinder broke will wait
one from England
snrr CoNouEaoR from New York at San Francisco Aug
and split other sails April H. Ia. as 81 T. lon 81 !. ear
shifted from lower hold between decks
heavy gales IRON W to wsw ship leaking badly; 18Th.
s inches per hour 2sth "a inches hour 3Hh,
by hand Aug Is making Is inches water hour 9th.
engine again out; 9Th. making 10 inches water
previous to arrival. Aug - pumps gave out feet oil water
in hold.
Glory OF rmx SEAS Knowles San Francisco Aug
OF stockholm, committed suicide by shooting himself In the
Osburn Boil was washed the jibboom ship going
knots at the time and heavy impossible ~
him.
reported Of time arrived safely ut thu port last night
ScmR q SIMMONS before report ID damaged by fire &C
Savannah is said to have lost toremas ioretopmas
jbboo foregah foroboom all head and main rigging and
al sails. Her upper works were badly burned.
ScnR PLANET. with spars boiler and other material
Gently raised from steamer Mary wrecked a ewss Del
phia.
scmR FRANKLIN BELL. Kalc. from Jamos River New
York. put into Norfolk Aug 20 leaking.
scnn FoASiNe s1A pottsn. from City Point; collided
Norfolk Aug 10 for repairs.
AaERIcAS LLoYps UyvERsAL REcisrEs-The scpte mber
1t the of valuable shipping infoma
tion also reports Of vessels mctangs &C.
LAuscnrs-ship South American. OF 1850 TONS will be
long the keel 3 between dsck and
al5 NIL from the knighthcads the taail. She
owned by Messr Henry Hastings Co.. built by Mcssrs
Smith Townsend, ana will ho commanded by Capt Cor
an. Il Knowles formerly of the ship Charger
be launched HATH the yard of Sawyer Pack
ard yesterday l3ls The Simpson is about 1850
burhen. bein 2l3 feet ia length deck). 40 feet beam
and "A feet in depth
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Aug 3i-saled. bark Susan N Dudman (Br),
Corning, New York.
Passed Flushing 3ist. PM. steamer vadsrland (Belg)
Randc, from Antwerp for Philadelphia
ALNERiA to Aug 3l-Sailed, bark Sandy Hook Nichols
New York.
BREMEN Aug 2sArrivcd bark Galveston (GeE. Kohnen-
karnp. Richmond Va.
BORDEAUX. Aug 3o-saied. bark Phare Tr. David.
United States.
CoSsrANrSoPLE Aug 22 on. bark Gcromina dtan Jac-
carno New y ORR for Odessa.
ELsrSoRx Aug 25Arrved bark Dolphin (Ner). Leschs.
New York for Cronstadt
FowKY. Aug 3l-Of, bark Lydia Carue (Br,, Todd, New
York :or Bremen.
Richmond. Va
GLOUCESTER, Aug 3l-Arrived. schr Hume. Digsins,
Rchibucto.
GLASGOW. Aug ao-Arrived. bark Bina Campbell (Br),
Richards. New York
HULL Aug so-Arrved, barks Fratcn Tiki dtaD Andret
Phiiadclpha: vasco lie Cana Nor) Moensen Baltimore
brig yela (Aus), Merlato, Philadelphia.
lIELvoKr. Aug 3o-Sailcd, bark Memory (Nor), Olsen
Philadelphia.
LwsRrooI. Aug 3l-ssed, bark Priscilla, Oakes Tybee
LONDON. Aug 3I-cieared, bark Saga (Non, Olsen,
United States brig Rufus Nor), Christensen, do
LoSpoypERgY, Aug 31--Sailed, brig Mary Pcnnell
Eaton, United States.
LisnoS, Aug 25--sa,ea schr Clara Bergen, Dayton
New York.
MovrLLE, Aug 3l-Arrived. steamer Nov. sco.ian (Br
cceded).
MALAGA, Aug 25-Arrived, bark Norsh. Hall, New York.
xARsgLLss. Aug 3l-Arrived, ship Marcia q Day. Cate
Baltimore
NKwEy, Aug 3o-saed, schr FELTON, Bent Brown. United
States
PLyxouru. Aug 3o-On schr W Bartlett Bartlett, from
New York for Rotterdam.
PIRAErs to Aug 3oArrved bark speedwcll 3D. Tower
Now York.
QuAkSsrowS Aug 3l-Arrivcd amer Wyoming (Br) i
Jones. New York for Liverpool (snd proceeded.
SiRrIs Aug 2J-Ssiied. brig Eva Parker 3D. Siocum
New York
vALEScIA, Aug 3oArrived. schr Miranda. Mitchell. New
York.
Sailed from port in the United Kingdom Aug 81. ship
Maris Stoneman (fr). for United States.
MoNrsvipEo. Aug 3OThe bark Prima Vera has arrived
this port having board the of the British ship
Scotstoun Capt Johnston. which Left Glasgow June ~ for
San Francisco, and which abandoned at sea.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyHEap, Ang u, PM-Wind. n. strong. gale.
PLynoufH. Aug 81. PM-Wind NV, moderate gale.
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AMSTERDAM Aug 26-Arrived, bark Sc Andrew (Br, Dick
Bombay. - . =.
Aux CAY1s Aug io-Arrivcd, schr Isaac Oliver. Pannei
New York. -,
BospAy. July 2s-n port ships Cora, Coombs. for Cal
cutta and back IyanIoe. nerriman, tor DO r.
BARBApos Aug luin port. schr Evans bre~ster 'o'
Boston. dt a.. y-,...
BArAnAso Aug 14-Arrived bark Erie, SPARKS iri"h"'
scir The brothers tirl Pahnkc lru~o =, .,
bnipsEwsrER Ms, Aug - Arrived. oa'h " u Ae'"''"
COW nay Aug s.--sailcd schr Ida Eldrdsc. ssinson
NeS York. -. p.u.,or
,pA-Arived, schr John smith Jones' sn, p"ns'
tand sailed Aug for Bonare. to load SAIL or nmnso'
t.u.Nr.NA No Aug "a briss Lydia Coe rose
a,,o land 18th for New YorS) lSth H"eAA 'op'
Walsh. ~ Jaso, TO load ior Boston -, ~.u.,n Ma
nAsASA Aug 24-Arr,ei. schr q Ming. N"T.'" .iiav
bile, .,th steamers Cleopatra. Wer. New tork, ~ney
CITY Irescn .th, Clyde. Kennedy. Scw ioI :.
sailed 1ith, ,tnku stover Pierce, New fo'A' ors
Sparkling ates, Hichborn, do
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Yesterday afternoon while William Crane, sixteen
years OF age, and Charles Wheeler were examining a
pistol, at the corner OF Throop and Gates avenues,
Brooklyn, the pistol accidentally of and the bail
penetrated Cranes rignt eye The injured lad was
removed to the Ninth precinct station house. where
Dr. Brudick probed for the ball lie did succeed
IN reaching H. however, aud Us thought Crane cannot
live Wheeler arrested and locked up, as The piss
toi was ia his hands when Crane was shot
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
HOW MANY MORE?

About O'Clock last evening Mrs Michael
Clark residing IN East Newark. killed while cross
ing the Pennsy alro d track Second street.
rhc body taken to Newark and Couuty Physician
Ward was notified. He issucd instructions to have II
taken TO her home, ho has control over IL, the
aceidtnt having occurred IN Hudson county.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
SPOKEN.

Ship sorkors (Nor. Erickson from Antwerp for Lewes.
Aug -. lat ~ 70 Ion 81 o.
Ship Garibadi Thatcher. from New York for Fran
cisco, June 10 oH Staten Land (all well.
Bark lavre (fr) Dumy. from Francisco July rs for
Falmouth. Aug Z, lat l3 n, Ion III W.
Bark Victoria (Ger from Puget Sound Iquque.
&, lat 81 81 " lon i23 IS w.
a herm brig showing white flag with letter in centre,
steering NE. secnA Auy n lon W.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
SAILED,

Steamers Frisia Ger. for Hamburg; w A Scholten
d'utc). Rotterdam Bcla tBr), Iiverpoo: Columbus a-
vnna Gamma trl. Bermuda; Isaac Bell, Richmond. &c;
ships Carnarvon Castle lIr). London; Lima Ner). Ham,
burg; Kidderkrk Ger) Cronstadt; Emma Francis tBrl.
Liverpool: Franklin tGcr,. Hamburg; Thomas Brooks st
Jaeo; brigs Chieitain (Br). Falmouth, ~ Henry rrow
bridge Bahia via Richmond Va: Thetis Curacoa; Victoria,
Barbados; Sarah Crowell (fSr), 81 Johns, PR
Wind ut sunset, $. light at midnight SSw.
Barometer at 10 PM. 20