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The New York herald., 1876-12-06
FORT wAsHINGToN's CAPTURE.

About 200 ladies and gentlemen assembled last oven
ing the rooms OF the Historical Society," corner OF
Second and Eleventh street, the occasion OF
the regular monthly meeting OF that organization
Tho Nominating Committee reported the names OF
Frederick Depcystcr President and William Cullen
Bryant First Vice President OF the society for the
ensuing year
Ar. Edwin +. Delaney presented paper on "Moun;
Washington and It's Capture the 10th Of November,
l776.' This paper detailed the prominent events in this
period of sac countrys history, and was attentvcly
listened TO- II went INTO q detailed description
OF the fortihcations and armaments OF the American
army Mount and Fort Washington. rho fort was
laid out under tho immediate direction OF General
Washington. II was simply long, open earthwork.
Washingtons army lay encanped in this vicinity for
about weeks The paper dwelt al length upon the
material OF which the army was composed and also oil
its enemies, principally consisting OF Hessan Ger
man auxar,es, under command OF Sir William Howe
II related the facts OF the treason OF adjutant
IN the American army. namer William Demount by
which all the plans OF Mount Washington placed
the hands OF the British commander and the capture
thus accomplished. The remainder OF the document
contained 4 narrative OF the battle In which Mount
Washington surrendered to the British ana lead
ing incidents OF the conflict.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
CLEARED.

Steamer Parhia CBr, Mckay, Liverpool via Queenstown
10 u Francklyn.
steamer Atlas tBr). Low. Kingston. dc-Pm Forwood 4
90.
steamer Geo Cromwell Bacon II Johns Nj. via Halifax,
Ns--, lark & seaman.
steamer Huntsville Winters. Fcrnandna via Port Royal
steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory. savannah--Geo
loalc
STEAMER Ashland, Doughty. Wilmington. NC-wP Clyde
steamer wyanoke Coucn Norfclk. City Point aud Rich
mond-Od dominion steamship Co.
steamer Martha stevens. Chance. Batimoro-Wm Dal.
zell .
steamer Anthracite tsruinev Phadeiphia-Jas Hand
steamer Agnes Burdck Philadelphia Morgan.
steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston-ii Duioos
snip Isaac Weub Jrquhart. Livcrpoo-Chas Marshall
4 TO.
ship Msgdalene CGcr). hencke. Bremcn-Ihas Luling
Bark NOAH tNor) ssivesen, Lvcrpool-Louis Tetens
Esau tAus: Marasci Cork or Falmouth Tor orders
Slocovich & Go.
Bark Dcvdarus Br Dorward, Cork or Falmouth for or
ders funch Edye n Co.
dets-Slocurch Co
Bark soko,o tI,rl Goudey. kntwerp-Dili Radmann.
Bark isosita (NorI, iiageman. Rotterdam-Benham 4
Boyesen. - $50, yn,,,, .
:, . -, :.
gcmcyer X Brunn.
rrig Myronus joy Marscles--Jas Henry.
Brir Sllas Marin, Brown Vera Cruz--I A Jansen.
Schr Belle Hooper, Giikcy, Demerara-L CT 90
Sehr nj Prentice, Prentice, Jacksonville via Milford
Haven, va-Beutiey, t;iidersec,e A Go.
Schr helen Perry Baltimorc-Wm Chalmers IN
Sclr Br,. Merriam, Newport VIA Maitland VS.
ID X lie wou 60. .
soop Naugatacs. Wheeler. New Haven -Ksckst Bro.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser OF the steamer Gamma from Bermuda has
thanks for favors.
BARK GRx OCEAN from San Francisco tor Seattle.
to tho former port Nov "a with loss OF oremas
BARK TAxARs tPrl. from Havana. bound to New York.
with sugar. put into Bermuda 3oth ut with mizrenmSst
gone. Sc
BARK haing from Philadelphia was passed 4th inst
anchor of Fenwicks Island had lost rudder and
sails.
BRIG SHANNON Moore from Demerara. with cargo Of
bound New York. put into bermuda 24th ult with
foremast head sprung. On 3oth was fishing mast, and
woNd proceed on her voyage In a couple OF days.
BRIG HsrxEY Br). Taylor. from Turks Island bound
to -, with salt anchored in Five Fathom Hole. Ber-
muda, 2sih ult. leaking very badly.
sugar bound New York anchored Five Fathom Hole.
Bermuda. 2sh ut with feremasthead badly sprung and
leaking
Sem Jenny HALL, from Virginia. with pine wood. for
New ork, into. 10 Pm Dec B. the Narrows.
staten Island By steamer Lone star from New York ior
rigging and cat through to the hatch combings hawser
the latter into shoa water Gavesend Bay.
where, after her taken or she fell her
beam ends The steamer proceeded without damage.
ScnR sErAGAwA. Guptil from Gloucester Mass bound 20
Leh Scotland with cargo Of herrings put into Bermuda
9th nit leaking badly. Was dschsrginE sosh
effect repairs
ScHR HENRY GIBBS before reported taken Newport
Bedford IN Dec4
Bridgeport Conn Is the mased schooner ashore Chin
colleague. She has been stripped by wreckers.
scnRJ II LOCKWOOD. from jacksonville for New York.
before reported ashore ut Cape Henry has become total
wreck
NAsrucxrr. Dec 4-The vessel on Tuckernuck shon 10
board side and looks II she had collision. There
board and the fate OF her 10 unknown.
The vessel is a complete wreck
PORTLAND Dec 5--Schr John AviIe, while lying
stream, had her forward house damaged by fire.
LAuScHhD-At City Island. Dec S, the schr David
av She ans tS y "
aud VIII be employed in the oyster anu fruit trade
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BREMEN Dec 2-Arrved, bark Ocean CGer). Nahmens
Baltimore; 9TH ship Nevada Kruger Phadophia; bark
Texas 0ier), siedorf. Richmond, Va.
BRouwERsHAvES, Dec ARRIVED bark Inca CGer. Win
dehorst, Philadelphia for Rotterdam.
GIBRALTAR. Dec 1-Sailed. Lotus (Br), McNab
(from Palermo). New York.
HAMBURG Dec 4-Arrved brig Trbsta cAus), stephano-
vich, Philadelphia via Queenstown.
LIvKRPooL. Dec 3-Arrived steamer Legislator (Br Ma-
thews. New Orleans; ship Savannah GER, Tabemsnn.
Savannah.
Sailed 9th, ship Sea Witch, Lunt. New York: barks d
Chaplin Bunker do Doth previously; Margaret Br.
Barker Mobile; Asboegon r). Mckenzie. United States
LElrH, Dee 5-Arrived bark Eintracht Ger, Muswsch
Richmond, Va.
LYiSGoER. Nov 25-Arrved, bark Kong Oscar III (Nor)
Christie ophcrsen. City Point. Va. for Pillnu.
LEcnoRS Dec 5-Arrived. brig Nettie. Mackay. New
York.
PALKnxo. Dec 5-saod barks John Laughton. Weeks
New York; Union Qtsl, do schr NJ Millen, Raymond,
de- also the Preston possibly bark Pearson Hardng
PLYMOUTH Dec 5-Arrived. brig Rosebud (Br) Church.
man. New York.
of the Lizard 3D. midnight, Denmark (Br) Will
liams, from New York for London
QrEsSsrowS Dec 4-Arrved. steamer Indiana. Sargent
Philadelphia for Liverpool tand proceedeD ath Pm.
City OF New York tB. Tbbe do for Liverpool and pro-
ceeded).
TRIESTE, Nov 3O-Arrived. bark Rosna Bruno tItaD,
Jaccarino. New York.
YOKOHAMA Dec 5-Arrived previously, bark Charles L
Pearson SWAIN New York.
LONDON Dec 5-Advces from Stavangcr, dated Nov 90.
that the Norwegian brig Gloria Capt Hansen from
New York Oct 10 for Copenha has put into Facon with
Of sails her longboat and otherwise damaged
The British bark Chin Yang, Capt Haskins from Les
sables d. olones for New York. has put into Pasis her
cargo having shifted
Three Norwegian vessels have been wrecked off Peter
head since Sunday All hands. numbering "a, were
drowned
QUEENSTOWN Dec 5-The steamer City Of New York
Capt Tibbetts. from Philadelphia which arrived here
day. Of coal She experienced succession
adverse gales.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06

Bsnxupa, Nov lz-Arriyed--schrs John NJ Colby, VII.
Lewis Lewis. Bah a4th brig Ii Pitt B). Loekis
shetrac 2.th. brig shannon Moore Demerarn for New
18th, 18Th brig, iisssey ,sr T.ysi Tars. Islands:
in distress see Miscellany, 18th schr j Lawrenee
DaIlwer. rhiladepna soh. bark Tamaris tFr, Havana
sails, Nov -, schr Lillian May lBr. Dsupney. Bar
sailed Nov % park Eliza Barss vesey. New sork.
port 3oth brss John Sherwood, from ssntander for
pairs reiens tBr or the mariue ship repangi and the
above arrivals NOT NOT reported sailed ,cnr Fred w.o, ne,
porslaaa: % .s,h, bark Usage dss. Donald. Fcseu., 49,
sehr Vim slater kien. north 9! IIat,eras
T4ss1 pse Soy ssms % CITY Of
Dearborn francisco ,and sailed 18th Tor sydney.
m.vAxa Nov 2eArrived, steamer Hanover cier,. Erd
msn n Sk county % m Bsns
sydney CB Ma,anzas 27lh, .tsamer Margaret Baker
18TH, ssS ssnr Harold iIr Hanson, s,yenn SIS: ~ -
s @ sc ship p ra & ss SIs
well, Croweli, New Orleans zsih bark sierra Nevada.
cola: Is'"s sehs George Peabody White YORK frsss
Es apyass Sa Lizzie cameron @
Cnneroa 81 Mrys brigs Havana Meyer. New York;
S.sm:" o.soa .es sp John sis aas Va" ces &
S esS Sss sa sf s
erson Emerson, New York.
bark Joseph On seAIans tor DO S1s Saga DAM,
haTa,i hiso IN port % so,n Ssks bSs Campbell @ Richards
311asy 3%saS Lore" % Vale p hs.y Mary Hale missn.
brig Acsdian B Leblanc; schrs Adde Jordan Leavitt
Alice Bouguera; Charles a Couioiub, Fonnimore. Emma
d Kommcli Mnscon; Fannie Williams, shearcr; Harold
tr, Henson; Nellie Bowers Spear; samuel MacManemy,
Wais santa Rosa. aaul, and william Jones. Davis ali
waiting discharvng. .
WATsSzAs Nov -o-Arrived schr Jesse Hoyt tBr), Nc
Dounld ~ John NB; .tn. bark Florence G-noyar, Sim
mons iiverpooi schr Gertrude smith, Jameson. Rich
mond
sailed 27th schr Quoddy tBr Young south Of iatteras
Ejth. brig Agnes Barton. Knight, Pensacola
Nov 2l--Arrived sch FRANK Atkins Atkins Phil
adclphis .
sailed 2lth bark cbecca Caruana johnson. New York
VICTORIA, vi. Nov 2J-saiIed, bark Wellington tNc).
Howard, San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
CONRAD GEsNER.

The steamer Montana, arrived nt San Francisco from
the Mexican ports the 26th ult brings intelligence
Of the death by drowning OF the above named enter
prisng young New Yorker. Mr. Gesner was en-
gsged in working the gypsum quarries OF the
island Of san Marco, IN the Gulf Of Caliior-
MA. Tor his nrm IN San Francisco, and LETT
Guyamas with party OF eight Mcxicans and indians
for san Marco, loo miles distant IN sail boat ON the
10Th October The boat crossed the gull safely but In
gale which up fell to lecward OF the island. and,
in tacking reach Il, capsized. The crew OF brig
which he loading tried to save the party but found
hone OF them reaching tho spot where the
accident occurred. The remains OF Mr.. Gesncr
and OF three Indians came ashore after,
ninc miles north OF La Paz The
RENAME were idented and called Tor by the people
shore and will, be sent to Francisco. Mr.. Gesner
was the youngest OF the late Dr. Abraham Gcsncr
or this city Those who knew HIM Will gricve over the
accident which has swept away a warm hearted, able,
aud industrious man.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
A HOTEL MYSTERY.

On Monday night n respectable mddlcaged man,
giving the of u. LAMAR registered at the New
ark Hotel, Market street depot Newark. He re.
tired to his ROOM Not leaving u all day yesterday.
the hotel people became alarmed and entered Lamar
found ia bed IN an unconscious state Physicians
were summoned, but could do notblug ior him.
Whether lie suffering from an attack OF apopexy
from sell li-adminstcrcl dose OF poison could
be determined. His death was hourly expected last
night The man signed Philadelphia as his home. All
the money he had Was nine cents HIS undercioth ng
bore tho word .'MyarG" and the letters and figures
IN. :. w, l04 u. W"
The New York herald., 1876-12-06

THREE MURDERERS' ESTATES.

Alfred Dickinson, the colorcd policeman who was
Shot by the Thleihorns and injured for lie, has
brought suit against the estate Of the murderers
estimating the damages al 81 000 lhc murderers
lett some $500 in cash and chatolS
Mrs Fischer, the widow ni ono Of their victims
brings suit also The questions to be decided are
when bro hers did the shooting the OF
Dickcnson and Fischer and which OF them owned the
property The property IS held BY Coroner OSBORNE
a. adm Vi the ELECTS oi the murdcrers.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and sipmasters informed
that by teegraphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 4s Fleet street. London" tho
Paris Office, addressing "Bennet 81 Avenue rOpera,
Pars tho arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will cabed to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will find the Paris Office the cconomi
cal and expeditions for telcgrapning newG
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
HIGH WATER
PORT OF NEW YORK. DEC. 5, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHlTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
a ds 9usen h1 rasg Nsv a. mes ws
east OF Sandy Hook passed steamer Adatic Br hence
steamer Nevada tBD; Gnard, Liverpool Nov % and
Had s' and NV s tho
Dec s. 76 miles sandy Hook. passed steamer Montana
Cuba Mslnlosh Havana Nov 20 with mdse and
Cape Florida passed bark Sierra Nevada
from Havana New York. Dec s. lat 81 II, Ion "A +6,
had been ii days north Of ateras shifted cargo and
p1%ns sseamsr Gamma % Eddeoas Nov 80 with
mdse ana passengersto Outerbrdgc. Had strong NV
Steamer City Of Merda Reynolds. New Orleans Nov r.
a Proso eth and Havana oh with dss pas
Steamer Champion lockwood Charleston Dec ., with
mdse and passengers toJas w Quntard q Co.
with Sislfa %se sna aA''
Steamer Bell Lawrence. Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and 70 Old Dominion Steam
Steamer Agnes. Burtck, Philadelphia with mdse to
Bnrs Maggie tof st John NBl Peck Liverpool via
Delaware Brsakwaer AZ days. in ballast toJ Parker
Bark Gjaliarhorn Nor, Evertsen. Rio Jnneiro Oct Z;
with coffee TO sder vessel 70 Fune Edyc Co Crossed
sshr Nancy v smith Davis, Wilmington; NC. : days.
ry steamer ashland f0''
schr A Valentine. Potter. Baltimore.
ns-Bark Grundoven tNor, which was anchored In Tho
lew bay to the city 5ih IN.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer City OF new Bedford. Fish, New Bedford fss
steamer Gaiatea Walden. Providence for New York.
Schr samuel Nash, Harris. Deer Island for New ior
scnr Geo a Pierce, Nelly, Gloucester for New Yors
seSr Ihomss Ellis, Kelly Dennis Tor New YORK
schr Abel Parker. Dean: Taunton for New Yorl
schr John l.oxier, 1isdali, Taunton for New YORK.
schr Ida, Morris. Taunton tor New York
ss1 SsnsS f d..1! sisss Ssy York
Yankee Doodle, Providence New Yorx
schr Julia Il Gammage Pressey. Providence for New
senr veranda, Pond Providence for New York.
Schr Bertha. Conover, Providence for New York
Schr Adelaide Townsend, Williams, Providence for Now
| York.
! Schr Ganges. Heath, Providence for New York.
! Schr Brandywnc Feagar, Providence for New York.
schr Harriet Lewis, Fskman Providence Now York
schr r King. Biven. Appenaug Tor New YORK.
| schr saran Jane smith. Newport :or New YORK.
sssr hsdassa Roger, a. warren @ gd for New ios
| sehr Aida. Leonard Norwich for New York.
sehr Cora minds New London for New YORK
| schr A Rove, jerome, New LONDON for New York.
owen inds, Glendenning, Portland. CT. for New
| York. .
schr Emily, Morreii. stamford Tor New YORK.
| BOUND EAST.
| US revenue steamer Grant, Fengar cruising.
steamer George Crenwel Bacon New York for Halifax.
steamer ten Whitney. Halett, New York for Boston
Brig Whitaker. Cotton Port johnson for Portland. Me.
Brig Matilda. Port johnson tor truvidence
Schr Mocsng Bird uiD. Ainsboroagh. New YORK for st
seSr Post Boy Stevens. New York ior Rachport. t'
schr vasser. Jr. Kelly. New York for New Bedford
-chr hlias Runyon. Campbell, IoDoken for Providence
Anthony Burton, johnson, Port Proyi.
dence.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
COLONEL THOMAS BOWLING.

A despatch from Tcrre Hautc, Ind says:-Coloncl
Thomas Bowling, a prominent member OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee, for twentysx years trus-
tee OF the Wabash and Erie Canal and founder Of the
Tcrrc Hauie Express, died in that city to-day
The New York herald., 1876-12-06

Richmond: Agnes. PhiladephiA. barks james Stone.
sydney Nsw; Calcutta utaD. Marseiles sokoto tsr,.
Antwerp; Deodorus tBr Queenstown Cardenas, Havana
brigs Francesca dtaD. Lrrhou; Lydia Coie 81 ago.
Thos Turul. Barbados schr A u Bryant. Kingston, Ja
Also sailed. steamer Reading. for Phiiadelphia.
Wind at sunset. NV At midnight NNw.
barometer sunset. 30 II, At midnight 3O.la.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
OBITUARY.
DIR. WILSON TUCKER.

DN. WI1lSUN TUCKER.
Dr Wilson Tucker, one OF the best known and most
skilled Of Brooklyns physicians and surgeons, died
Monday night last, at his family residence, No. 30
Lafayette avenue. Deceased OF American birth
aud English descent. He was ifty-two years OF age,
and leaves large family. HIS funeral will take place
on FRIDAY afternoon.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06

l SAaGo SAAiES
LIFE INSURANCE coarAxr.
WHAT THE
NEW YORK INSURANCE pBsABsxsAS
RErORrs
AFTER THOROUGH EXAMINATION
OF THE
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE coxPASx
ALBANY. Nov. IS. 1870 !
L. William smy,h. Acting superintendent of ,hs Insur.
ancs Department Of the state o New York. deemina
Of the power invested in me- BY section ~ Of chapter
4ss of tho Lava of this State. passed June
"a. 1883. appoint Hon John Mccall. j.. and
Seymour " Ballard ESQ., Of the city OF Albany. as proper
persons examine Affairs United States
Life Insurance Company New York. and TO make full
report in writing Of condition Of she Affairs
company with full statement Of It's capital -
eurities and assets showing each
and how tho is inveasd including tho amount Of
said companys liabilities, absolute ana contingent. with
such other information as they shall deem requisite q
furnish perfect Of tho condition lis aGAr
and of the Of conducting Its busines.
In witness Whereof hereunso subscribed m nsns
and year frst above written.
WILLIAM s.srps
lI.A1 Acting Superintendent.
To the Hon. WILLIAM sxYrn Acting Superintendent New
York Insurance Department.
Pursuant to your appointment, No. $780, bearing data
respectfully report since date Of commission
they have been engaged the Office Of tho United States
Insurance Company. New York city, making
examination Of the affairs Of said company,
that Of this report have concluded most
thorough and exhaustive investigation Of the securteA
books and papers institution result which,
showing companys condition Nove.ber l, 1876. i
given below.
We further report that every facility given your
their researches full and complete. and
the officers OF the company OF your
dation therefor.
Complete schedules. giving each premium loan and
collected and deferred premiums seratim file
this department. together with record Of sosv
force. Mortgage Lists. giving each Mortgage s-1 s1s
and page Of record together with detailed lists Of all othei
assets. also file.
!. ASSETS.
keal
Bonds aud mortgages, first liens. 66U 7oa
stocks aud Bonds Owned
Pnr Value Market y Aue.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
YACHTS. srEAsIsOATs. .SU.
MISCELLANEOUS.

mn BOATS. WOOD AND METALLIC, READY TO
lOOship. SOS South st., near Gonyerneur sip.
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06

OThroAt Diseases and all Pulmonary Affections speedily
and radically cured by WlNCHEsIEk'S HfPOfHOS-
PIIITEs or LIME AND SODA, acknowledged 60 be the
most efficient remedy 10 cxstence and the BEST ana @ vS
CURE FOX CONSUMPTION. Prices 81 and " per oottie.
sold by druggists Prepared only by WlNCHksIEh " w.
Chemists, 80 John st.. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
NEW LIGHTHOUSE AT slRIYAsAxr, COAST OF JAPAN.
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Fayal Nov park Europa Penniman, NIB.
Janus
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoIyaEAD. Dec .. PM-Wind Il. fresh
PLYMOUTH Dec 8. PM--Wind SW: heavy rain squalls.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06

SkIN DISEASES: CURE GUARANTEED. -.
Dskin Diseases PimpIes hVsh worms bassheans wnwe.
skin itchy and teter OF the scaip crusy
SKIN Diseases and scnly letter aud all SKIN diseases
SKIN Disc ases. cured by Dr. VAN DYKE West iothH
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
SAILED

Steamers Montana fRrl, Livcrpooi: Huntsville. Fer
nsoalna, Xe; Herman Livingston, Savannah: Wyanoks
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
BELOW.

Brig Mary Allerton Burgess from Rio Grsnde do sui
Sept 10.
Brig Robert Wing, from -.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SPANISH QuARASrIxs REGULATIONS.

SPANISH QUARANTINE REGULATIONS
WASHINGTON Dec 5. 1876.
Information has been received Department OF
State that the order the OF Health and
Charities at Madrid OF the 18th OF October 1876 declaring
She cities Of New York and New Orleans foul through yei
low has been revoked and tho quarantine
vessels coming from those ports has been raised
NEW LIGHTHOUSE AT sIRIYAsAKI, COAST OF JAPAN
The Japan hereby gives notice that from
the night Of October 20 1876 night thereafter
from sunset sunrise fixed white light of the second
order will be from the lighthouse erected Sr
yRsaki Sryasak, the province Mutsu at the eastern
the Tsugar Straits the extreme
point Of the island Of Niphon II is according he Adm
ralty chart No 244l in deg 26 min 10 north latitude
and i4l deg 20 min IS sec east OF Greenwich The
Rather Rock bears from the lighthouse 65 deg distant
miles The lighthouse Is circular brick tower
painted white, and is y3 It In high from base the
of the lantern The light will illuminate 80 deg -
min OF the horizon being eclip ed side bearing
SO deg IL min w and the other bearing OF
deg 43 W. Hearings true The eevatio of
the light above tho will be $50 II and its OF vsi
bility from vessels deck 1875 nautical miles.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. o. Nov a7-Arnvsd, ship Imperial Crosby.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
.S,iis. Destination

Dates OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK THE MONTHS
OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-30

take the oeHne view Of - eteooeoo9.
IN" financial coalition ef Rqasistsreportsd
deaDorAtP. 8fN " NC fsGa gG4
Reuter's dispatch from 81. Petersburg
ssys the Il learsph lines 20 Consta.ttnoplo
arc interrupted since Thursday morning.
The Cuban Loaos a- ~.
MADRID, December 29.-The Senate has
approved the bill concerning guarantees 10r
the Cuban loan.
Gambetta's Defeat.
VERsAuLEs, December % Tho defeat of
Gambetta, yesterday, in the DEPUTIES, ter.
miustes for the present the conflict between
that body and the Senate.
The Budget. E -
The Senate today unanimously and with
out discussion adopted the budget voted
yesterday by the Deputies. 1t 10 admitted
On ell sides that yesterday's vote IN the
majority, the moderstes having definitely
separated from the extremists.
Papal Nuncio ut Madrid.
ROME, December 29-Monsignor Cattani
has been appointed Pspal nuncio ct Madrid.
British Cotton Trades
LIVERPOOL. December 29-The circular
of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Aesocia-
ton, in its review of the trade for the week
ending last night, says: Cotton was In &C.
tive demand last Friday 1t full prices. The
market reOpened firm on Wednesday, and
the firmnees was maintained on Thursday,
the business being extensive and Quota
lions of almost every description slightly
advanced. American has been steady, and
current grades are 1-l6d higher. Sea island
has been more active, but pricas are un-
changed. 10 futures transactions increased.
Aztec some depression prices are about l-l6d
HIGHER.