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and morphine; the girl seemed troubled
and said she would sooner die than live;
she said this both before and after the
abortion had taken place.
Mrs. Widrig recalled: DR.. Frsyzer
called yesterday afternoon aud told me
that death was inevitable; I told this to
Katie Mccormick and then che madeth
confession above stated; when DR.. Fray.
ser left Katie asked me; Is the doctor
going 10 do anything for me2" l replied:
No, Katie; the doctor says you must
de- she then commenced praying and
crying; she said che gave DR.. Johnson
twenty five dollars Tor the medicine TO
procure an abortion The medicine was
sent her by express, aud she said Dr..
johnson told her that il the medicine
did not relieve her in elk days it wonld
do no good; DR.. johnson on Saturday
morning took the bottle Of medicine
away; she was confined on Saturday
evening; before her death she put her
arms around me and kissed me; she was
perfectly rational; | pressed her to tell
me all about it, aud she said she wanted
to ses DR.. Johnson first; she said she
had made the arrangement with DR..
johnson when she was here 6~rst-before
Christmas; she theS returned to Hum
bsldt aud came back three weeks ago
last Friday; when shs was hare be-
fore Christmas she only stayed one night
at my house; said she was poor and
wanted to get some sewing to do; abe
was absent about two weeks.
The girls trunk was examined by the
C%oroner's jury and q letter from ALLIE
gheny, Pa, was found therein. 1t was
signed by a female friend. The inquest
closed aud the body Of the unfortunate
deceased was left in charge Of her
mother, to be carried back TO Humboldt
for intsrment.
THE RESULT.
The Jury Of inquest was snsble to
agree up to | o'clock today. and ad-
iourDed over TO s o'clock this afternoon
to consider a verdict. In the meantime,
by request Of Chief of Police Athy,
Drs. Willett aud Henning will hold a
post norton examination Of the body Of
the deceased this afternoon in order TO
discover, if possible, some trace of the
medicine given TO ard taken by the .uu-
fortunate girl.
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Japanese ODDITIES.
q cOr. CIeveland Herald.l

Yeddo cor. Cleveland Herald.l
The Japanese turkeys do not onite
come up to those OF their kind in Amer.
lea. Their Gesh does not become 40
succulent and tender upon q diet of rice
as upon meal and corn. The Japanese
have an odd name for this bird, signify
ing the seven colored face" from the
changing hues of the gobbler's ellis. In
the same way their name Tor the crab.
the animal that walks seven WAYS
Speaking Of curious names reminds me
of what the Coolies gay about chestnats
and sweet potatoes. These poor fellows
who perform the most toilsome and pro.
longed tasks for q mere pittance, who
bear the burden and the heat Of the
day, in the fullest sense of the expres-
sion, have a hearty appreciation OF good
food. Toiling a. they do for daily wages
that would not purchase food for a child
in u country, cheap food lisa necessity
OF their lives. Hence they feed largely
upon sweet potatoes, the cheapest of all
edibles In Japan. Cheslnuts, which are
Known as nine mile nuts" while not
excessively dear, are generally beyond
the means OF the Coolies, But they de-
light to fancy that sweet potatoes are
almost as good as chestnuts, as they &C.
cordinGly dub the potatoe eight mile
and R half food which makes it only
half a mile short of the chestnut. <
man who lives on chestnuts can 20 nine
japanese miles (about twenty two aud a
half English miles, in u day, while he
who eats sweet potatoes can 20 eight
miles and q half (~twenty-one and a quar-
ter English miles,, hence the names.
Notwithstanding what seems to US to be-
The weak and insufficient diet of the
Japanese laboring men, their endurance
and strength are truly wonderful. | have
ridden sixty miles between sun aud sun
in o jynrickisha drawn by two Coolies,
and the day after that | went
about forty miles more with the
same two men. AT the end Of the
first days journey they did not seem to
be very tatigued. Immediately after
stopping at 8 tea house for the night
they took a bath in water so hot that |
could not have washed my hands in II.
and after comfortably parboiling them
seluea got out, took a heavy meal Of rioe
and dried fish, and then eat up almost
all the night gambling and drinking saki.
On the coolest days, and even when
there is snow on the ground, you can SEQ
these fellows on the street with no cloth
ing save a thin cotton shirt, a pair Of
pants OF the same material reaching to
the knees, aud straw sandals. Nor do
they seem to be particularly cold, n.
though a foreigner would consider then
costume barely sufficient for a warm
summer day
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Gents grain calf CATERS for
So at Miller's. l3s

AK election Of officers was held last
night BY Company A, Irish volunteers.
The organization is now Offered as fol-
lows: George R. Phelan, Captain; John
s. Sullivan, First Lieutenant; Patrick C.
Rodgers, Second Lieutenant; Paul King
ston, Third Lieutenant; John Russell.
Orderly Sergeant.
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Amuuements.

Amuaements.
EDwIE ADAMs.-Next week at the
Memphis Theater we are to have this
famous artist, supported by Henry E.
Abbey's Dramatic Company. He will
appear in SONS OF bis most celebrated
characters. Monday evening, Marble
Heart; Tuesday, Enoch Arden; Wednes.
day, Hamlet Thursday, Wild Oats; Fri
day, Damon and Pythias. Two excel
lent programmes for Saturday matinee
and night. Box sheet for the entire
week open Friday, February 4th, at
9 am.
Dr.. ViLLERs' LECTURE Next Fri
day night this popular humorist will de-
liver a lecture at the Memphis Theater on
" Funny People we Meet" OF one Of
bis lectures an exchange says:
1t was as funny an entertainment OF
its kind as we ever saw. DR.. Villers'
control OF the muscles Of his face is com
plete. BE has one Of those most elastic
countensnces that can be made to look
like every mar that looks at them. II we
had such a face we should not be put TO
the necessity Of running away from our
creditors. His power over his voice is no
less remarkable, and he gave the audience
frequent evidences Of the extreme facili-
ty with which a change can be effected
THEATER CoMoue, - Myers Opera
House on JeGfersoo street has been
changed ia name to the more appropri-
ate one of Theater Comique. Manager
Eugene +. GOrmau will present new at
fractions weekly and receive regular &C.
cessious to his company, Tonight will
be presented a number of novelties which
will be quite attractive to the public.
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In return for the kindness OF TIE ir.
habitants Of the Pitcairn Islands TO d
shipwrecked American crew, a collection
Of useful articles is making in San Fraa-
cisco, which a vessel going around Care
Horn will deliver. Tho articles mosi
needed by the islanders are women
clothing, hardware aad agricullural In
ple@snts, axes, a fresh water ~coodenser
and books.
Tia wife Of VIM. Lloyd Garrison died
recently.
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THos. HANSON has removed his news
stand from COZ to 943 Beal street, where
eau be found all the principal daily pa
perS and illustrated weekly and monthly
magazines and novels; also fancy sta
tionety and school books. III
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In finishing photographs in water colors
or India ink from old pictures or from
life, and at prices to suit the times. All
work guaranteed. For artistic finish and
durability, call and examine our speci-
mems at CooNLEY's Photographic and
Fine Art Studio, 25l Main street 94t
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BANKRUPT SAFE

Just received from Bank
ruPt Sale, New York, 800 dOz
men'sand boys CATERS, which
1 will sell for twO-thirds their
value. WIN. MILLER,
1876 22l Main street.
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,Mardi-G ras Proclamation

To wind up business by the 10th inst,
will sell from this date, Exclusively for
cash, cigars and tobacco at cost. Fix
lures for sale. Apply to
+. JAKE LEUBRIE, 2S5 Main ct.
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EoR RENr oR LEAaE-


DOR RENT OR LEASE-MY PLANTA-
ton in Crittenden county, Ark, imme-
diately on the river, IL miles below Memphis.
Three hundred, acres open. above overflow,
stables and fences, In coed repair. Gin, gin
house and press on the place. Good landing,
Apply 10 me at Room 26, Planters Insurance
Building, 80 Madison street.
lit r J.. PERSON.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON SATURDAY. THE 5rH DAY OF FEB.
" ruary, 1876, in freut Of the State National
Bank, Memphis, Tenn, VIZ sell ~ auouon;
70 the highest bidder, for cash, on aeoount o.
whom il may concern, twenty-tour snRres, OF
one hundred dollars each, Of stock OF the
JN0. %. BREWSTER.
l.. B. MCFARLAND, Attorney. 1915
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PEABODY Billiard nsll, newly rested
tables in 6rst-clsss order. Call and see
for yourselves 33t
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Election Of Directors.

0pYiog PH9dx Insurance CoTrANY.0
no. 10 Madison street,
MEMPHIS, January IL. 1876.
nHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR SEVEN
i Directors TO serve the ensuing year. will
be- held at the Office Of the Company on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of February, 1876. be-
~ een the hours Of 10 am, and2P.ms
TH0S. II, ALLEN, Pres't,
4. X. OLARgE. Secretary. nb-lAg
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Christian Brotaers' College.
The second term Of the present SEES
sion viii begin on Tuesday February LIST.
1855
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PERSONAL.
TIKI CITY.

GAS PlFEs, Water Pipes, Bath Tubs,
Pumps, Hydrants, Hose. Browne, the
Plumber. 26S Second street, opposite
Court Square. ll6,t
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The LEDGER job Office, 10 Madison
street, 10 prepared TO execute any kind
Of job printing in a neat snd tasteful
manner aud at as low rates as any other
establishment 10 the city. +
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

nLSS=arION HANDS. FURNISHED Ar
II WcksburE 81 applying 10 N. Il. Cheek.
fnaster 81 fteamer Illinois. or q, W. Cheek.
Huperintendent, Memphis. Tenn,
PRANK MARIG0LD. kmiprant Asst,
13O-li5 Nleksburg. Miss.
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Coal Oil, Lamps. Chandeliers, etc.
llst F. j. TURNBuLL, 234 Main st.
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Gents fine hand.sewed gait.
ers for So 20 and 30 20, at
MilIer's. .36
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BARNEY HUGHES 4 JAS SPEED

Re- and are hereby clothed with plenary pow
ar over ali Railways In his Majesty's realm,
and han order them at once 70 promulgate
Reduced Rates Of fare to and from Mamphis;
AND rHAr their authority may be respected.
His Majesty. tho King does hereby, create
them O-nartetmasters General, with the rank
Of Grand Marrhals of the Empire.
PUCK.
Pursuivant to the King,
Done ut the Palace of Misrule, this 18th day
of January 1M6. LII
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FOR RENT.

- ~
DOR RENT SUBURBAN COTTAGE, S
Z rooms and out houses; located on Walker
avenue, second house east Of Rayburn ave-
nue.. Plenty Of fruit; three acres OF land I;
i TssI Us W. yi e. REID Fl n G SS Front add r.. Memphis.
IGOR RENT-A TWO STORY FRAME
L house. 10 rooms, No. 32S Jefferson street
extended. Gas, water. bathroom and good
cistern. Apply on premises. 100 I
COR RENT-NIoE COTTAGE, In AGooD
7 neighborhood el0 per month.
1907 l.. H.. this Office.
Tor RENT-NO. IS EXCHANGE STREET
y extended rooms. in good condition /;
cistern and stable. l27-142
LUR RENT FULL SIZE 7-0CTaYE
= pianos in good tune and order rent ap-
piled to purcbase-at H. q. Hollenberg's
music mouse. IzS-lS
G0R kENT-THREE sorry BRICK RES
y lDENCE. E3 Adams street. Apply TO II.
NJ. Gage. $40 Front. or62O Main st. 12S. 1873
COR RENT-FARMs. STORES, DWELL
L ings, offices, sleeping-reoms.
llS.li3 10 Madison street.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE; Ac-
[ cessible and convenient. Owner will
board with tenant for rent. Address D. z. r.,
care Ledger ITO
EOR Rents STORE HOUSE THE
T. splendid store No 322H Main street, be-
tween Union and Monroe. now occupied By
Mossrs. A Soessel& Son. as a wholesale dry
goods house, ALSO q fine lot Of store fixtures
for sale. Terms liberal. For information
apply on promises. l09-1A
GoR RENT-BRICK COTTAGE ROOMS,
I good yard; on Street railroad, Cheap to
good tenant. Apply to II. WETTER, Is and
Is Monroe street. 99-t
DOR RENT-D W BILLINGS, STORES,
U offices and sleeping-rooms. !. D. COMA
WAY Rental Agent. No. 9 Madison ST. LAT
BOARDING.
BOARD COMFORTABLE ROOMS WITH
IL board at No. 20 Madison ct. Day board
ers wanted at IS per week. il4-ls9
TAXES.
r B. EATON & co. NO. "a MADISON ST.,
IL. nave now complete indexes Of All Exist
ing Tax Liens, including the year 1879, on all
real estate in the 9th, l4th and 10Th Civil
Districts. including the city OF Memphis; also
several Of the country districts. These In.
dexes are By lots and tracts, not by name Of
supposed owner, and are guaranteed correct.
1915 D. A. MoOMBER. sup't.
PERSONAL.
DERS0NAL-J. NJ. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
il Of tho Peace. Notary Public and Commits
sioner Of Deeds. Special attention given to
collections in the county. Ohice 2A Front St.
llS-f
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GENTS fine bOx-fOed CATERS
for @5, at ITiIIer's. 1856
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" you want to pass a pleasant hour,
call at Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Hall. 39t
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Fresh oysters received daily per ex.
press by Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson.
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E0R SALE NEW FORM OF TRUSTEES
Y DEEDS. just out; for sale at Ledger Office.
GOR sALE-LOTS ON LAUDERDALR.
iuitable for cheap residences.
17 1865 p. X. SMITH.
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SALR.

EoR sALE-vALUABLE CITY LOT ON
I Mosby street. Apply at Mechanics and
Traders Bank. 1901
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a0ApnIMn

BOARD COMFORTABLE ROOMS WITH
ID board at No. 30 Madison ct. Day board
ers wanted at IS per week. ll4-I39
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EOR SALE-WHEELER 4 WILSON SEW.
l. ing machine. Apply at Ill DeSoto street
ITO. 1874
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TOR RENT SUBURBAN COTTAGE, S
I rooms and out houses; located on Walker
nue.. Plenty Of fruit; three acres OF land;
beautiful view of the CITY. Address
l32. 153 WI. REID, $40 Front ST., Memphis.
The New York herald., 1876-01-15
CLEARED.

Steamer Adriatc BD, Jennings, Liverpool via Queens
town-R J Cortis.
steamer Ethiopia Br. Craig Glaseow-Henderson Bros
Ship Admiral Ger, Haesloop Hamburg-Herman Baet
jer
Bark Arcturus Br), Rent, Glasgow-Heney Parker.
Bark Sest Dubroyacki Aus), Gogga. Cork Falmouth
for orders-Lauro, Storey ScarpatL
Bark Lameck Aus, Cabovich, Cork or Falmouth for
orders-John q Seager.
Bark Pet Dubrovacki tAus), Cheraner Belfast-sOcO-
Bark Benedetto rtaD. caaerO GenOa--LaurO. Storey
Scarpati.
Co
Bark Eber (Aus) Gurvieh delpha-Benhsm A Boy.
Brig Lily (Brl, Lawrence, LeIth-J Whitney 4 Co.
Brig oaquina de Barreras (sp) Lston, Santander-C
MART 4 Co.
Brig L Munson. Munson, Beyrout-F Talbot 4 Co
Brig Saas (sp), Tcmenia, Palma Spain-J de Rivera
Brig Water Lily. rcwksbsrry. MontevideoJohn Norton
Jr, 4 Sons
Schr John Hughes, Havana-w Adams
Schr sarah l. Davis, Cottrell. CadE-Alvah Mudgett
Schr Mary Freeland CLARK CadiE-A Dayton Co.
Schr BABEL Irons Hawks. Jr Porto Cabelo and Mara.
caibO-Peniston K Co.
sehr Mary Lunt CBr, Dixon. Fotnta-Pitre--B Wen
berg.
schr Nettie Dobbin, Dobbln, St John. NB-Hensy a
Parker.
schr VIM Page. Hilyard, Portland-Chas living.
Sehr Fashion, Carbury Providence-Raekeu 4 Bro.
The New York herald., 1876-01-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BRo MARSHALL DUrca Turner from Havana Dec 81, for
Mobile has been wrecked ON the Chandelier Islands She
s Of and Of her keel has washed ashore Her
saved. Captain Turner reports that his
Of order and that the vessel fifty
miles her The NJ ID ISL register,
built Searspot in 1s49 and hailed from Boston.
ScHR HARrsrKST-Advices by Of
Harstene. McNar from Charleston for Reval which has
reported towed into Esnore amer being ashore
the repor Of her having been OF incorrect and
that the vessel Will be total loss (cotton mostly
The 531 register built 0reenpoint in
1856. owned in New YorK by Ihos Dunhsn's Nephew Co.
aud valued about $1,000 which there insurance
for less than ons-hAlL
Jan 14Schr Orient, which went ashore
ing gale 7th inst Mquelon Island got on to-day with
part her keel She otherwise badly dam
aged The vessel Is and valued 81 OOO insured
$500
HALIPAx Jan 14-schr Maggie Campbell with a cargo Of
herring from Bonne Bay MI for Baddeck. CB wrecked
Friday last the Of Newfoundland The
saved.
NoRFoLK Va, Jan l3There Is unknown three masted
schooner ashore smiths Island Assistance has
10 her.
SAVANNAH Jan l4-Stoamer Durham ('r). from New Or.
leans for Reval OF dry dock with shaft
piled aud has commenced reloading.
The New York herald., 1876-01-15

and stand faithfully TO him with almost the world be-
side against hD-how Ia he able TO stand all this pres
sure II il not that God Is with him he is rghtf
(Appause.)
should, and now, at the close OF a long life IL is
one of the things for which thank God every day that
my sense OF the honor OF womanhood and oi the re-
spect due 10 that sex, has never been lowered one
which was brought up by my mother and sisters
And while say this am obliged admit that Mrs.
hOultOn perlured herself my head, and that my
answers before the Court were true answers, as God
shall judge me on the judgment day. tAppause
Ar. Beecher went on To answer objections made by
Judge Van Cott In reply to the argument that he
should have demonstrated with Mrs. Moulton for not
attending church IN 1874 If he had been an honest
man. he stated that he had demonstrated with her on
different occasions and he referred to the many times
in which he had chatted with her in the reception
OF her house while waiting for her husband He
stated that Mrs. Mouton's whole demeanor 10 him
that OF sister, or rather that OF child; cher
versaton simple and delicate as could make
IT, II she had had the brazen face TO talk to
OF adultery, she says she did, should have
woman's sense of decacy under manly rib would
have blushed to indulge in any such talk Speaking
OF the kind OF council they proposed, with Drs Bud
ington and Storrs in it, he said "Do you suppose
| am going into such hodge podge trial as that ?
Do YOU suppose am going To put my life jeopardy
will not will not say to these people. In the
words OF the apostle God shall smte thee, thou whed
wall "
In concluding Mr. Beecher said:-I shall 20 on still
in my mlnistratons, and, II they disfranchise this
church. just long you have confidence in me |
will stand by YOU but when, brother father sister
mother, you feel that the time has when YOU
must withdraw small share even of your conn-
dence don't wait to let me know; the sun shall
not 20 down that day that any considerable part
even OF this church doubts that shall nnd pas
tor of this church
The advisory committee are to report next Friday
night
The New York herald., 1876-01-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AETwERP, Jan l3-Arrved bark Thor Nor'. Ingvoldsen
Charleston
BRIsroI> Jan 14-saied the Lima. for Bull River Sc
BouLocSK Jan l2-saied the Glencoe for Charleston.
DUBLIN Jan l3-sailed, ship Sarah (BD, Saunders
United States
FALMOUTH Jan I4-Arrved bark HOppet sus. MastesOn,
Pensacola
GLOUCESTER, Jan I4-sailed bark Noel CBr, KnowtOn.
Pensacola, also, the Louisa. for New York.
GLASGOW. Jan 1s-saied bark Kate Meick Br. Frazer,
Cuba; brig Neponset. strout, United States
GRASroS Jan ARRIVED. bark Frank CSor), Petersen,
Wilmington. NC.
HUI Jan l4-saied bark Carl Gusaf sus, Bnll River.
sc.
HAvRR Jan I3-saied barks Batavia Sawyer Matanzas;
Kate Howe QBr) McNeely. New York Cus). Olin,
Charleston; schr Kranz Pitcher Orleans also,
the Cecilia, for Philadelphia
LIVERPOOL IAN 14-Arrived ships Western Empire, Gro
Iier New orleans WOODBURY. Br), HartneIl, New York
Cleared 18TH ship Caravan, waeeaer. New York; barks
Leamington ( Orkney. United States; Assunta QtaD.
Vbadi, do; L Routh. Martin do.
LEuH Jan l3-Saed, schr Thos II Sweeny, Steeman,
Philadelphia
LEoHoRs-saed. brig onalaska. Fuller. United States.
MALAcA-Sailed. bark Abby Bacon Merrill. New York.
PLYSoUrH, Jan I4-Arved, brig Mincent (BD. Jones,
Bull River. sc. for London.
PALERxo-Arrved, brig Rachel Coney Bangor Me.
PADASG. Jan l2In port bark Hawthorn Mason, for New
York ldg.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan l4-Arrived. ships Yosemite CBr),
Moller Sau Francisco; Marcia Greenea Bunker, New Or
leans for Liverpool (see below.
Also arrived 4th. evening" City Of Chester @
Leitch New York for Liverpool land proceeded).
Sailed l4h. steamers City OF Antwerp (B), Laver and
Republic Br. Gleade (from LverpooD, New York datter
at10AM.
Rio JAsRrRo, to Jan l2-Arived, bark winifred (BD.
RaHhe, Baltimore.
SHANGHAI to Jan I3-Arrved ship Mary whridge. CUT
Ter, New York.
Lospox Ian 14-sbip Marcin GreepIeaf Runksr froun
New Orleans for Liverpool put into Queenstown toasy
leaking badly.
The New York herald., 1876-01-15
ALMANAC FOR NEw'YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. IA, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHTHsToNE TELEGRAPH

REPORTED HERALD YACHTS HERALD
wHrTEsToNE TELEGRAPH
Steamer Java (Br) Msrtyn Liverpool Jan and Queens
Jam passed Nstosa line steamer BOUND
s lat M 4s O IS Para @ hence ao
for Liverpoo lth lat So Ion 81 White Star steamer,
Steamer City of New York tB. LOchead. Liverpool Dec
Dec : 50 lon 81 10 passed
Steamer Victoria (Br) Hedderwick Glasgow Jan and
Movie "a yh %dss and pass ngers TO Henderson Bros
Steamer Casalla Br; Butler Genoa Dec LsghOrn 7.h,
and Gibraltar 9th with mdse and to Henderson
steamer Pioneer , wskcy. Wilmington. NC Jan H. with
Ship Cornelius Grnnei Borland London Dec and Isle
Of wsh-s. with @dso 10 Grnnsll, MiniaTn Co. Game
north Of Hasteras' With strong NV gales D''
shr stephen Morgan Pierce Asssndria for Providence
ssST ssS Sea osEs.1s Sa cars 1Fs'f 4irsn. sISH'a
sr sc,I The%as 2, s WoCey; ; Bailey, S,I, Virginia
schr Denis Hastings. Newton, Virginia
schr John Rose. Berry, Baltimore for Boston.
schr Petrol, Frye. Camden. Me- for Philadelphia.
Had winds the entire passage; and 10
had heavy squalls, with seet and rain.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
City Fchburg. Springer New Bedford New
steamer ThstI.. Young: Prcvidsnee for New York
Schr Bertha, Conover, Providence for New York.
Schr A q Pease, Dse Portland, Ct for New York.
Schr Clio. Endieott. Gloucester for New York.
Schr Oliver Ames. Babbitt, New Haven for New York.
Scl.r Mary Il Tower. Atwood, Boston for New York.
sehr Tlie vanderherche Bateman, Providence for New
York
schr William Buck Miller, Providence for New York
Schr Cora Kelly, StoningtOn for New York.
Schr Eliza Rebecca Stohoh Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Freedom (Br) Gates New York for Windsor, Ms.
Sclr Abel W Parker, Dean, Hoboken for Taunton
Schr Nary Clark. all New York Boston.
Schr 5 fooks, Crsnmer, Georgetown DC, for New Ha
schr E L Narts, Marts Georgetown. DC for New Ha-
Schr Morgan Morgan, Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Warren Smith, New York for Milestone Point.
Schr X A Forsyth. Hobbie, New York for Stamford
Schr Dart Campbell. New York for Stamford
Schr Emily Morrell New York or STANDARD
The New York herald., 1876-01-15

dressing Bennett No 4s Fleet street, London" OF to tue
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de poper
Paris the arrivals and departures from European ana
Eastern ports and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will be eaoled'o TINS
eouHtry free Of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med'-
ports will hnd the Paris ONCE the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news