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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
THE RUSSIAN INVASION.
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AGTTATED.
THE sEgvIAN TROOPS MAKING FAvORABLs

TIE BRITISH CONVENIENT AEIIATfH.
THE sERyIAN TROOPS MAKfNG FAyORABLs
PROGRESS.
The ascendancy which Russia has acquired IN Tur-
KEY continues to disquiet the British Government,
which has, however limited itself b convoking Par
lament for January H. and 10 asking Germany 10
act in concert with n in the settlement Of the
Eastern question. Germany has replied dis
courteously 10 this invitation, being ready
to. approve whatever terms Russia demands.
The Seryians who have invaded Turkey are operat-
ing IN two directions. One column has crossed the
Timok and is moving toward Widdin; tho other,
which has advanced from Alexinatz, IL going south
east, having inst occnped9ort Mramor, near Nisch
"A city on the high road to AdranoDlc. Mon
tenegrn corps has been forced 10 retreat boy Turks,
who are advancing TO the aid Of Scutari aud Anti
dari.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
BORDER COMPLICATIONS.
QUIET RESTORED AT ELIzARIo.

THE RANGERS RELEASED AND THE MOB DISPERSED
40 AID FROM THE MEXICAN sIDE-THE PREsI-
DENTS DESIRE TO AVOID WAR.
After the shooting of Howard, Atkinson and Nc
Bride by the mob at Elizario, the remaining Texan
Rangers were disarmed and released and the mob
dispersed No Mexcans crossed the river to take part
in the conflict The Administration regards the rot
as purely local. and not Of a character to lead to in
ternational complications. The purpose of President
Hayes and Mr.. Eyar;s is to avoid war. By an old
treaty. which has been nearly forgotten it appears
that the United States is obliged to pursue a yigor
GUS policy toward the Indians on the border.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
THE EsTELLE's TRIAL TRIP.

PROVIDENCE, II. L., Dec. 19.-The steamer
Estelle with a party Of scientific board, steamed
out OF Bristol harbor at o'clock this afternoon for
trip to Block Island and New-London. The United
states remains at anchor at Bristol. Tho Estele
is expected ~ return tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
territory. aud it is notorious that the Canadian po-
lice have ght control over the refugee Indians.
Mr.. MCCORMICK'S PREPARATIONS.
WHEN THE THREE SHIPS WILL sAIL-IBE NEW
YORK OFFICE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNR.1
WASHINGTON, Dec 19.-The Commissioner-Gen-
eral in an interview with the Secretary of the Navy
to-day arranged that the ship Supply, which has a
capacity of 750 tons of freight shall sail from New
York on February l the Constitution, 1000 tons
capacity for freight, February o. and the steamer
Wyoming, $50 tons capacity for freight on March
10. The Commissioner-Gene will sail March !.
II proposed to invite Mr. Henry Petit of Phlla-
delpha civil engineer late experimenting engineer
of the Centennial Buildings and now in Europe, to
design a suitable incosure and TO auperintend the
arrangement Of the space allotted in the French TX
position to American exhibitors.
Mr.. Mccormick will leave here tomorrow night
TO be absent in New-YOrk until after the holidays
His Office in New-Y0rk will be at Room III III inc
second story of the Post Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
THE FIRE RECORD.
TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.

INO NTfII4IJIflN INNI@I ~ I'I1N III
NFwBURG, n. Y, Dec. 19.-ThOmas RoOney's
house AZ West Point burned yesterday, and his two
children aged three and Ave years, persisted in tho
flames They were locked in the house at the time.
their parents being absent When found the children
We're casred i'm each others arms, eless and cbaTed.
me Ori rln OF the fire IL unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
DIR. SEYMOUR ELECTED BISHOP.

SPRNGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. 19.-The Diocesan
Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the
Springfield Diocese, this morning. by the unanimous
vote Of both ORDERS elected the Rev. George Fox sey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
SENTENCE OF A JULY RIoTER.

Troy, Dee. 19.-John Van Hoesen, an al
legged ringeader OF the railroad rioters In Albany and
This vicinity last July was found guilty last evening
with "A recommendation 20 mercy. Judge strait
fenced him seven years imprisonment The case was
warmly contested and Wilt probably DO appealed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
RTSINES. EAIITREa

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec ia special dis
patch from Henry, H.. says L. b. McFadden Coz large
operators coal Mines failed yesterday. Their liabil.
tiles are stated TO be $4,000.
ROCHESTER. n. Y, Dee. 19.-Gardner Mercer banker
Genesce failed yesterday 1t is thought depostors
VIII receive large percentage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
SUSPENSION OF A SAN FRANCISCO BANK.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19.-The Cosmopolitan
Savings and Exchange Bank announced its suspension
this morning IL WAS a small concern, only about
$50 600 being due depostors The directors claim that
they will ultimately pay dollrr for dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
WASHINGTON.
REIGN OF HOLIDAY DULNEss.

-ur DIFFERENCES OF THE FACIFlO hNiL"ONN' ~
'"' ARGUMENT EPNRrMENr NEWS.
The claim made by the Kansas Pacific Rail
IA that the Union Pacific Company pursues
nolicv unfavorable to the interests OF the
me and of the Government is being argued
fore Attorney General Devens Mr.. Holmes
.rd Hr. Shelabarger spoke yesterday The
.;n,o when the Government ships will sail for
.ho PARIS Exhibition is announced below A
new fort on the Northwestern boundary Is
soid TO be needed to keep Sitting Bull IN
check.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
nNrENEGRINs FoRCED rn RErREAr.

LONDON. Wednesday, Dec. To- 1877.
Reuter- telegram from Ragusa reports that 6,Ooo
Turks from PodgortIs have compelled Montene-
grin corps TO retreat into their own territory. and
are now marching TO succor Soutsri aud Antivari.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
The Fmancier of this morning says:

All sorts ~ statements ~ q more or lcfs improbable
haracter were In circulation The stock Exchange Gues
day According there arc disscusuus u te Cabi
net; another auns that tie Marquis OF salisbury. S'cre
tary Of state for india and EJ Caar ,cn secretary OF
state for the Colonial department. ate u quit and au-
other says that Lord BeacOn.helt, thus rid Or clog
upon his policy, will send troops 10 GspclL II was
further reported that the Queen mas f0rw iricd 10 the
Minister. written memorandum, or stale paper. setting
forth upon the Eastern question. and another
report that Cabinet has sounded that ~ Berlin,
with regard 10 the tentative move Of Turkey iu tho
direction OF arrangement. and met an unfayorabe
answer. And might 20 ON with an enumeration
of idle reports aud discussions which exercising
mems minds, the multiplicity OF which ststs the uni
versa interest felt ~ the question At Issue aud the
era belief that another ctais the Is reached All
that can be truly said il tsa uneasy feeling prevails
with regard TO foreign Affairs, the effect bcns yabe In
the dropping priccs OF public securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
TopLEBEN TO COMMAND AN ARMY.
Lospos. Thursday paa 20 1877,

The st. Petersburg Gazette announces that Cen
eral Todeben has been appointed commander Of the
army at Rustchuk with Prince Imeritinsky as his
Chefof-staf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
DEATH OF JUDGE sHACKLEFoRD.

NEWURLEANs, La, Dec. IJ.-Judgc ThOmas
shackleford formerly Chief-Justcc Of the Supreme
Court OF Mississippi, died Wednesday morning in this
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
THE CALIFORNIA sENATORsUIP

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19.-In joint cOnven-
ton of Legislature to-day, j. T. Farley declared
elected United states Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20

THE Proposed TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATION.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19.-AttOrney- General
Lear, Of Pennsylvania, has determined the applca
ton of Mr. Cor heretofore reported, to apply for
quo wsrranO 20 prevent the consolidation OF the West
Union and the Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph Com
paues,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20

mour ID D. Dean OF the General Theological seminary
Of NewYork. Bishop Of this diocese, whlch WIS oio"'
by the late General Convention at Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
THE sERvIAN ADVANCE ON NIsCH.
BELGRADE, wednesttl

BEiGRips, wednesday, Dec. 10. 1877.
The seryans have occupied Fort hrsmor, nsai
Nisch. They have also entered ProkopoIie unop
posed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
NO LIKELIHOOD OF WAR.

THE FL PAso RIOT PURELY LOCAI-1HE INTENTIONS
or THE ADMINISTRATION PEACEFUL-AN ALMOST
FORGOTTEN TREATY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
THE BRITISH CABINET AND THE WAR.

THE BRITISH PREMIER DISPOSED To PURSUE u.s.
TILE roucY-nIs DESIGNS CoUSrERACTED-RUs-
sIA DIsTRUsTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
The London correspondent Of The kanchetc
dian telegraphs as follows:

The London cores pondent Of The kaRctestcr Guar
dian telegraphs as follows:
My anticipation 10 the meeting OF Parliament on the
17n OF January has been oio ally confirmed. II Lord
BcacOnsiieds wishes had been fully consulted, Paris-
mcnt would meet much earlier date that the Cab
met might have had the benefit OF the cOnHses Of the
nation In the proposed arrangements Tor peace.
Seeing that there hope of CARVING
majority ~ his colleagues with him IN hs Eastern
policy Lord Begcouseld desired 81 rely upon his old IN
nuencc In Parliament FOR, apart from The utility ~ such
course 1t relieves the Prime Minister Of much response
blty Two on three prominent members 81 the cabinet
take their stand the plea that questions which are
beyond the cOmpcicnce of the Ministry have yet come
before them. There l. the further and more
substantial reason that the Plcmicrs influence
with the bulk Of bis party would bring upon
them an uncomfortable pressure in favor %
his personal policy The point has been fought IN
The Cabinet, with tue result of compromr. Instead ~
December session, which tie Premier was known 10
desire, Parliament viii meet three weeks earlier than
usual The date however VIII he far OF TO Assist the
Ministry in the deliberations that ENGAGING thcr
attention, and which Lave induced them 10 st this week
en- peTR1GHeHce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
Dlssr>sroys ~ TIT CABINET.

II s stated that Of the most gcuyc opponents ~
Lord BcacousGcd's policy has recently exchanged opn-
with Elfl Granville and the Marquis ot Harrington.
TO the prospects Of coalition Ministry, ia order TO
carry out the Gladstone Salisbury policy. Tho two Lab
era leaders said % have thrown cold ter upon
mat -e,tOn. At the present moment III 'e h not
particularly desirable amt, Il judge rightly, neither OF
the noble lords Is likely 10 be u favor ~ coalition
Government Tho news the overture above referred
To has but just oCZnd oIt and n the incident HIS caused
much ind gLItiGu In the Cabinet 10 has m the Con-
scryatNo clubs, DowuuRst. must have been very
" warm corner" during the past low days
ENGLAND URGED 10 81 READY TO FIGHT.
This afternoons I'aU Mall Gazette ia its leading
article says:
these days acg reading tho history OF the last zen years
after marking tho relations Of the Continental Power
after learning the lesson which tlr condition OF Europe
this moment plainly tcacnc-.f. after tls. mau
thinks rich Empire exist without asserting dis
position night Tor its pO>s siOn aud existence, that
man must be q ~ n, without thinking -, DC main
talns his point, ten he must be some kind ~ traitor
the sort traitor, perhaps, who declares hun cit
humanitarian Or a cAur hman nrst and an Englshnan
afterward.
The Pal Nal Gazette however. docs not put tho
same Interpretation on the summoning Of Parlia-
mcnt as The Post and Standard In their issues Of this
morning, as mentioned IN these dispatches. IL says
the summoning Of Parliament probably means no
more than a warning 10 the other Powers that Eng
land does not propose 10 allow tho Eastern question
10 be settled by the three Empcrois, and that She
must have some voice in the disposal of her own
future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-20
THE 'NFDATIoN scnrNE DrAD.


ul instead OF her present Offer to place her
forms mor the guarantee u Europe. Russia backed
BY the moro Influential Powers IN her demand
instance pr addressed Co her one of the projects with
which section ot tte Cabinet is credited g. tlIt Rus
sia Will consent - refer the ultimate terms Of settle
mcnt tO ihC approval ~ the Powers her yr0pre
shall Dee rraurdb, direct appeal from tue yangushei
enemy bIf DO i- moro than doubtful Uh .hg. tie cars
Government VIII ulTrt Go obi. arrangement tit the
real difficulty I"td Btaconshcd has CD confront J.
siuglv-luud"t peace. which would mot lU Objected
provided respected thc views Of the CiU.uet and the
labor. ~ the foreign Office II late have mainly d.
rcctc hut -iup foo a,te.tJuing definitely what pro-
po-as beyond those ~ the last conference viii
satisfy kJs,H, hut iu what respect she u
prepared To- respect those other HI.t.-L IN
tcfcstS which were not exhausted IN Mr. trrss's
enumeration. They are understood to relate mainly -
inc Acnt ~ Armenian annexation. the fate ~ lt Turk
Is h.tt aud TIE neutral muon ~ the DarfJrD'l's The
iutuf" OI Bulgaria ana The proposed reward. t1 H1s las
allies an" mes precisely Brush Interests tuI outside
~ those scs Which, according iO tAf NtWa ~ one scc-
uou % the tahuc make 70 absolutely necessary that
TINS cuuAy should have voice nm thc tenn. of pccs
IGou-u me Government are willing fuit-o e
tr,sN r-ht 90 hand tn tac settlement. their yI.s
aud interest De- tuly adMiitcd there 10 al present sgD
from Russia that she Uli iu ANY way hiuc De- ~.
E!SRhE!I PUisrING a PERSONAL POLICY.
The Premier thus comes % he credited with personal
policy OF which TIE leading dea ia 10 compel Russia 70
respect our interests % sing handed peace.
No one suggests that Lord Boac0Ishcd would 90 tho
extent Of an immediate defamation OF war; bIt De- would
enter % course Of warnings aut thrcatrring- which
give proof Of unexpected moderation. n ~ ts phase ~
tue question which has occupied 20 much time during
the Cabinet sttngs ~ FTdiy Monday and lrily &
daYJ No little -fciIfy hls been shown Ties. Discus
sions consequence of What may Dee regarded
ofha2lant party dsIoya;y by a very prominent mem
DR. oil tie ministry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-03

LIBBIE O'BRIEN RECAPTURED.

The child sneak thief, Libbe O'Brien, VINO escaped
nom the Catholic Protectory Oh the 22d inst, was
rccaptured by Detective Titus Of tho Fourcenth pre-
cinet night At ten O'CLOCK, she entering
tho Mercantile Hotel, ut No. 1852 Broadway. She
would give no account Of her travels since
her escape and seemed perfectly Indifferent
concerning her rcarrcsI The night OF her
escape from the Protectory she sprained her ankle
climbing . wall, but, Notwithstanding tho pain
u caused her. she walked tho cntrc distance from
West Farms to tho house OF some relatives IN the
lower part OF this city, who aided her pecuniariiy.
Her extraordinary history has already been pubished
the HERALD Although but thirteen years OF ago she
has been engaged in forty or ty thets and has stolen
property amounting several thousands OF dollars
Her youth has saved her from beng sent prison for
her crimes. she makes IL boast that she cannot be
victed ana she even threatened in court. whom
sent 10 tho Protectory, that she would make hor
escape IN q short time She was lockad up Ia the
Fourteenth precinct station house for the night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sa-For sinking Of schrs Nellie Benedict and Horace
Noodle by coliding. see general news
rs hssi q !ss xsy :: from
lost two men overheard during gale.
dow. .nd hs
ware on saturday coidca below Newcastle went
tn.
returned 10 Pniladspha yesterday tor repaira
l,o mac S.es Weber. Zig oursi: dated ~, u
she %ornrs q 9 .n inst wss in TOW M
Island, ana has become wreck y was blowing heavy
s :. a"a
that +: sold Is e. :nd: . the brig
and stea started three inches She lies dry At low
sSs sus a...ss
obliged 70 try and come In The place where
s sa9ss '''D' ''N "'''' from barrow "0''' "er'
Sem GRACE ar.DLxa, which was sunk In irieha. h.r-
the winter.
scnn ANTELOPE tBr. nom M.rsans for Halifax. With
probably total wreck.
70 IN. EDrron Q, tn. 5Av.s
. siss:: ~ :s.'' a:ss. % a.
y.
svs,.ins i.ys5sils Wind proceed e B..nsss and
% Dee ssSa ssS,,:s ss
steamer City Of and loaded schooner bound
ss Of her al @ss her n.asesa sssr!si way
considerable portion 81 the
IT The ESQ .ohrs Juiis Ward Emo: Phillips which were
from the whsryes X the Kensebec Ice Ccm-
towed back 80 thst companys wharves and unosded.
CHESTER. Pa Dec 2The iron steamer City Of ali,
lust Roachs yard LETT here for New York
Afternoon 10 be delivered 70 her owners.
HALIFAX. Nov 29-It is probable that the .chr Hawk
White ashore Marie Joseph will
not gel or The portion Of her cargo has saved
In . damaged condition.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 24-The schr Albert Edward vent
ashore salmon Greek the nish! o. .h. 2sd Inst
She comparatively new schooner, valued At about
50 600, and insured for %, $50
The bark ColusN 10 having new forcmas pat in at Val
e,o wharf The whaling bark Sea Brcesc 10 also
having foremsst put in at the Same wharf
LAUycHEp-On Nov "a. this schooner built In NJ
Bayes SONS Port Jefferson, Ii for Bayies
formerly Of schr Madison Home: She double deck s.
Length keel los fses besm SO feet; hold aud between
1~~G fAae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-03
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. ?, lS7I
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wH;TBsrosB TELEGRAPH LINZ.
Steamer Nevada tBr), Gsda, Liverpool Nov Il via
Queenstown RID, with ndse and passengers 10 Williams
Guion. - ~
steamer City of Montreal fBr. Brooks Liverpool Nov "a
via Queenstown Oath, with mdse and passengers 10 q
Dale.
steamer Spain tBr), Grace. Liverpool Nov u and
Queenstown 22d, with mdse and passengers 80 ! "
burst
steamer OthclIo CBr Fisher. Hull Nov II via Boston
Dec with mdse 10 Wright Noy IL ~ iat 4s ~ lon
80 u, took heavy gale from NV to NSE, lasting ~
hours with heavy high sea- I'D, lat ~ %. Ion 4t5'
aSth.
st-smer Hermann Ger, Reichmaun. Bremen Nov ~
aud Southampton ~ With mdse and 2pf passengers TO
0elriehs ca Nov29 Int a. U.s. Ion 81 So passed British
bark bound w, showing signas PINS.
Steamer Wyanose. Couch Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse aud passengers tho Old Dominion
Steamship Go.
ship ROBERT Dixon to Damatiscotta Smithwick. Liver
pool ~ days, IN bailast to Meca TO- Had strong
westerly Res tor ~ lat ~ Ion ~: then strong
Dofheriy and winds Nov 81 acrward strong
NV winds. IL anchored at Sandy Hook for orders.
Ship south America kno ses. Boston "a IN ballast
70 mast
nars Grad SEM tAus Gudsy Trieste AZ days with bar
res to funch. Edyu 81 Co.
rthr Elizabeth NhIte. Abbott, virginia.
Schr Charles Dennis, Crane, Georgetown DC for rrov
deuce
s3- steamer Britannia cBp from Liverpool, which ar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-03
SPOKEN.

Ship Elcano Brown from Cardiff for Hong Kong Nov 9.
lat "a ", Ion % W.
ship u " stetson. Moore. from London for New York.
Nov II, lat ~, Ion IL
Ship Agra (Ger) Hogemann, from Bremen for Baltimore.
Nov Is, so miles OF the south Fcveland
Ship Midas Dr. Todd. Glasgow for Chsriottotown,
PEI, Nov IL. lat 30 OF. Ion ~ o.
Ship wildwood,- Earrimsn from Liverpool for Hong
ship Guard It's cor, ste) from New York for Lisbon
a ship showing JsKP. from Boston for Melbourne, Oct
IA. lat y. Ion 70 w. ~
Bark Bridgetown (Br Crisp from Baltimore Tor Queens
town, Nov 4, lat 81. Ion 50.
Bark Dovenby (Brl Linton, from Liverpool for Homo
lulu and Port and, q. Nov IL, lat 40 y. Ion IL ".
Bark Andreas Rs (Norl Salvcrsen from Wsterford for
New Orleans. Nov l6, lat ~. Ion 10
Bark hentli d,sD. Rasetto. from Liverpool for Della
warc. Nov t1, lat 81. lon 7.
BARK thorough tBrl from Newcastle for Pensacola
Nov Is, i40 miles Sv OF Sciliy.
Brig otto Graf stolherg lGer from Dundalk for New
York. Nov II, lat 20 10. lou IL So
Brig James stewart (B from Grsenock for Porto Rico.
Nov 10 lat ~. Ion SO.
schr Henry Lippctt Howes from New York for AMER,
Aug II. lat II Is. lon - W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-03
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALExASDsiA Dec i .. :.:s-s. JSA. eis.oa.
s.,'s :.s:Gs, we5s: H:sfs
Curtis pine vitEin. h.Ss S"s. A M ALL
s.9n. ks::: 10; TSo~ss. Ssrinss fos' Johnson
ssso1WA SssE. .appc:sd 70 be the Presses. fsos
s;.:d.ss ss:
n: .s: s: vs. os: :s.
6 Pc Ger; .ss s::
eAAkLssroE s:s ssss;!sa s@ Ei: M w.ss..
? s:.1.r I ssms1: Bsinmoss A."'' "''"'1'a'
pse . ss rss s s';s sS ,.-.
Yess s.rs Reform a SU w SsI.'s On. Sligo n,
Ny::cs. Bar. AlsisS B Eraser and Condor DID,
's .oAr Adolf. child Nov
FiS s :'S psis1s.I Dc 70
Minas Nor, John.en Waterford. seeking. brig Agnes
P.ssa IL Q. r:nehsn s Cam nom
xa: 9.s s..e e:ss.ss 81 :
rsssssssroEt sa :sss &s.:ids Row.
.:s: e Ell; .s:: sassss' Dolls
Ss:'i III s;.;
&c.. puS SAN.
s sSsy ss' New a .!.a '' l' ~. '''' Georgia
sEs rs. Ho s s'T s.aa
tD5 ,ss:ss s.n.u Hudson o.s.,. and Norge.
Eyisrsssns. Bsrosions. sch! Hsneocf. Boston
ssoss Ne. ssy.:n .:s Red Sta. OH
Ai'iSsiI isss 90 q
Benson; ascrgssown. DC; AP NOVEL;. Lank, .rhlsdeL
Rdss Potter H.ns9 AaScy s.1ssesa Se
ssiIi.dNStesmer Panther Miller PhiiadelphiA
straw Aas issssr Alien from Ne" Yori for New Bed
ssil.d-schr john Farnum. Hawthorn. Esaosshpors for
boy Eisls : Smith. as.ansr, Port johnson.
ssilsd-schr Ruth Hsdgdon, Murray. New FORK for
In po.s-seor Donna Ann. Armsrss from Phlsdslehi.;
b:.s; k,sh.s.S; M: O. ashpssd zaI.aa: sns.
rom ps%oa
Jcss:es; ssd M.ihsy: wsn,voria Pan River for
Jsnnson for Dsnvors divers At work stopping the
..Skw LONDON. Dec l-Anlv.d. .chr Hsnries.., AmSoy
sIsnas aaI ;sn.. awssr' 'H RIshmoas S'Hin sss
Nsa:ncrs ~ DO; chs snnc.os. ssasrd PS.dslphis;
Ehss Moore Lewis, Georgetown: cordeiA Nsvkirk Cor
roEr ROYAL, sc. Pee s-Arrivod, steamer City Of
Piiii ADELriia. Dec a-Arrived, steamer, Ohio Nor
h: s1 r1s % ..sDGS Il:
New Bedford bari xnioine.o is.J, sssn,so HAMBURG.
naiod-Steameis YAsoo Pottsvtle and Allentown.
PORTLAND, Nov 39-Arrived. schrs Motto A Hand.
Hand PhiisdslphiA. Wscks FAR. New York tnot ~
telegraphed) Garland, Libby, New York.
Doc Arrived, schr Waterloo, New York.
2d-Arrlved, schr Albert Clarence, Virginia
RICH MOND, Nov 3O-Arrtved, bark SuiitjeimA (Hor),
tCTSa.sn n,sn.'s via Hampton Roads, senr Carrie
Sailed schr ] smss Vance. Lee, New York
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 24-Cesred, brig Percy Ed.
ward. Turner Tahiti; schr Venus Dodd, Honolulu.
sai,sd.B.rk North Bend Hcudlet. Astoria
SAVANNAH Dec 2-Arrivod, steamers Seminole. Bos-
tom Johns Hopkins. Baltimore; ship Jas Nesmith Hsr.
wood. Bath; bark Lady Dufsrn (Br sleeve. Liverpool
Ssiled-Bark Euova Buenaventura (Sp) Buenos Ayyes.
WILMINGTON, NC, Nov 3o-Arrivsd schr Hattie Tur.
ner Keem. Savannah.
Cisared-stesmer Gulf Stream wiunets, New York.
VAUGHAN, Nov 30-Anived, schrs Alice Bell, Gam
Snow, do.
Bull River. SC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-03
MOODY AND SANKEY.

OPENING SERVICES OF THE REvIvALIsTs IN
pRovIDENcE-IMMENsE CROWDS IN At
TENDANCE.
PRoviDEScg, r l., Dec. 2, 1871
MessrA Moody and Sankey commenced their labors
In this city to-day Al eight O'Clock this morning the
Music Hall crowded with about 800 persons. Al
half past three O'Clock this afternoon u was again
filled and the crowd spectators overlooked into TWO
churchcs
This evening tho crowd was so great around Music
Hall as TO crowd horse OF the track and consid
erabio personal injury and loss OF clothing resulted
from the crush. Three churches were filled with the
overflow from the hall. Exercises Will takc place two
three times daily :or the next three weeks