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The New York herald., 1877-01-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY

The purser of the steamer City of New York. Ha-
vana has thanks for courtesies
STEAMER CRY LIMERICK (r. from New York for Lv-
erpoo reported yesterday among overdue
rived her destination all right Tho originated
from of her arrival not having been cabed
STEAMER Cry or FircnBuRG from New Bedford for New
X"rs sosd a ya sr ss w .snI %ar'hs S cxp Gds.
morning between Block Island and Watch hill The schoon.
steamer was slightly damaged but s"sed the Schooner 10
essssS New Bedford y ESQ PM 1sce general
coumns).
snr srxLA tof Portsmouth, MID, which lies stranded
asss s"ys.an 9."%
@ sisooj: cnna Mutual ST c"o Total $4,000
sHr Ancnrn. eo5 tons built at Somerset Mass in 1852.
YoSx Yow IN acp"un p"r,, nus Oe'" '0'' ''"
snr oLAn. Mo,, Eis.en, from New York for Bremen,
which paI into Neuwe Dep Dec s ie"ky lost rudder and
BARK MoxAncnY tB,, Psarce from Ioilo for New York
which put back to the former port Tor REPAIRS h"d oss stan
chons aud bulwarks.
Dec 20 with buiwarks smashed.
BARK LIMA of Yarmouth. NS), from Pabellon dc Plea,
was ashore ut Calais France) Dec 25
Bnc Ancrc r Ilendns On charge, PIT into @ M.dsr: =.
water Brig Aretic sr, McDonad' sailed from London
Bn,c rnrcoAJ PAicx. from Newport f. for Pnysandu.
sunk ate. .rsins ran,s Mole
Bn,o (Br) from GEORGETOWN. PEI with potatoes
Philadelphia abandoned in the leo disabled st Port
Hood. Ne. Jan TO-
into Lisbon In distress. dischsrgng Dec -
GArolss G.raxnlsS !SSr q. Sew Sn Bedford ford, sts
7lh, was considerably chafcd by the ice.
scnr WARD rssss loga, from Woods M Hole lie for Or
chain fore aud main b and other head
re received other damage In the gale OF Jan Will
csH' esRa'' '"'''' '- ''''" ''
SEER SENATOR GRIMES from New York for Salem. put
into Ijoothbay Ms, Jan s. with loss Of toretornns jlb
booms bs In Nk gale Jan l. Oh Cape Cod Would
sail first chance.
sem East WIND hence for Baltimore before reported
Chesapeake Bay has been gotten or after throw
OF cargo and arrived ut Baltimore yesterday
She is leaking.
scun wx PuILLips Healey before reported at Hong
Kong with loss of mainmast and hns been
mastcd ns a brgantine and chartered Tor singapore.
Trc NORTH went to brig Moses Day ashore NJ
enopen yesterday AM TO lny anchrs 10 he"vc her on
ship Of about 900 tons. apparently colonial
Keel rudder unhppcd hanging in the trunk, TO be
SEEN was passed dec Sin lat "A n. 53W quantity
Of lumber such thin panks deals ,eantngs ana a. @
load were about the vessel and appeared so have
been q short time in the water
The cargo schr Louisa de Vincenzi raz) Coda,
mt into Lisbon reported the latter port Dec - AS In
good The vessel only required new mast but
her could not BIO liked on account ." he"vy
rains
GALVESTON Jan 5-The stcamtug Laura previously
pored as having sunk In tho bayou has been aised
and is now ways, undergoing necessary repairs
IIAvAnA, Jan lO-ship David Flemming tBr). Esson,
crow were saved (rhe {; 1857 tons register aud
was built John NB In 1894 and owned In verpooi
HALIFAX Ms Ian IOA number OF vessels are fast In the
ice on the Cnpc Breton coast:
Brig Priscilla schr Progress, in tho Ice Port
Hood.
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
A COLOSSAL FORGERY.
OPERATIONS OF sHARpERs IN BANK CHICKS T

OPERATIONS or sHARPERs IN BANK CHECKS TO
THE AMOUNT OF YIFTy THOUSAND DOLLARS.
AtNo l76 Fulton street 10 tho engraving and ltho-
graphing establishment OF Maverick. Stephan Co.,
and here, the 5th ol December last tall, robust
man. with sandy HAIR and light complexion presented
himself no seemed to be business man. talked in
a cursory way OF bank check engraving, and ho
left member OF tho firm to infor that no was
connected with tho First National Bank Of Lowell
Mass He said hc had Instructions TO have some
checks engraved while In New York, and o sample
book was shown him from which he selected design.
After giving directions the stranger left order
for number OF checks which he desired have ready
for delivery at iour O'Clock ON the afternoon
OF December Z. Tho checks were engraved,
but at the appointed time tho new customer failed to
appear The parcel was laid aside however, and tho
members OF the hrm having departed for tho night, tho
Office was about TO be closed when the Lowell Bank
attachc called TOR tho checks and received them IRON
the errand boy When tins was mentioned 10 Mr..
Maverick next day, his suspicious were aroused aud
he sent duplicate OF the check to tho First
National Bank of Lowell from which he received
word that such had been ordered, and
that no officer attached 10 tho institution in Now
York transacting business for IT, Tho legitimate
checks 0t the bank, II was also announced, differed
from those engraved by Mavericks concern Tins, OF
course. gave the bank officials ample opportunities TO
guard against the preparation OF any frard from this
source. Over month passed, however, and nothing
the value of $4,000 were heard Of half OF
which uuu Docu recclVeQ NJ tuo bduk VI
Boston They came from the FIRST National Bank Of
Montgomery Ala. whore II appears = man presented
them about the 9th Of January. lie was very re-
spectacle looking HIS namc was Thomas II.
Morgan he said and ho had lett Massachusetts Try
the c1cct OF souherly climate upon his health.
Hc desired to invest some money, how.
ever, III local enterprises, but he wanted II
back again in the spring, when he proposed going
Europe He deposited Tor collection hve $4,000
checks drawn by the First National Bank of Boston.
the First National Bank OF Massachusetts,, but de-
sired one tho cnccks TO be cashed Immediately Tho
declined 10 advance any money on the checks
TIL he had with tho Lowell institution
He did this by telegram and received word that the
checks wero forgcries, but on seeking Tor Thomas H.
Morgan, Of Massachusetts, he found that worthy had
fed by the first tram.
Five other checks. amounting to S25, 600, with the
forged signature OF tho Lowell Bank cashier, were re-
ccved al tho Clearing House at Boston, and these
appears, used to purchase cotton by the pseudo
Massachusetts merchant. The perpetrators OF these
artlu iorgeres At liberty yet, but II is likely
that in few days tno evil doers will be brought TO
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. 10, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
IMPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrRsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

KYY0RrED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrRsroHE TELEGRAPH LINE
os ad Umeen.town sash With md.c ana to ohm
Dale dad strong head gales ana high seas the whole Of
Thin. o:rT Nv DEE r. IL
steamer city Of New York, r%nsrman Hsy.n. M Jan g.
steamer Lone Star. Forbes New oreans Jan 2. with
Steamer Hudson, Gseer, New Orleans Jan 4 with mdse
ass 5y Of 70 pas Jan and
ror. Royal Sc % Win nd:s and ,n to Ss ~
is miles. passed KnckerSoeker. hencs for New
% passed cs
Steamer san Jse,nto, Hazard Savannah 4 days. With
mdss and passenger, to Geo sonre c,,v po,r. and
with nd.s PASSENGER Old Doniaion steam
Steamer Albenars Gibbs. Lewes. DEL with ndae 60 the
to "rder is anchored in tho lower 5av.
Bark wm Thomas, BOYD. Gloucester Nov T. in BALLAST
Gen with :%py
had c,t srss: the passage: latter part
Mark Erside lYo0 Berg Hamburg Nov %. in ballast to
days. ss's x. $ 20 Davis SAT-
i!srk sehei Norton Fernandlna IS days. With lumber
xsisuts sr, Harder psnis 20 day.. with f,u. =. :.
southern and h,a Ne and NV gales and
Bris Denia sp ~. - Dsnis Oct rs. with ndss to
md:e Funch. Edys Co. Experienced strong NV gales
Brlg WIN Mallory Jr, Bayiey. cephalonia Oct H. with
Brig Fran lNor) Bjornssn Bahia ee days. with sugar
cq SrS's ss M o"
os: s. v D.s % fss
last - days had strong NV gales
sshr l. 4 Knowles. darlington, Havana Dec g.. with
Water line, Koly. Jacksonville 10 days. with um
Der TO 70 Z! > IN !ngrahamn J n e, .. ,h r.vo,
a1E,s S"' b. 'ss win n'''
sDrS.sa%er nansa Ges from Bremen which arrived
who reports during the passage had strong gales
from the westward and high aud rough sea
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
via Halifax tor New York. with mdse and passengers to
Steamer snntss. Davis. New Bedford for New York.
sss Young fSsdass F tS a. New YSra Sa
steamer City Of Lawrence. New Haven for New York.
Brig Alfred Lovel DemsEara via Newport for New York.
schr Anita McVre.dy ciudaa Bolivar via Newport, with
Five Fathom Bank lghtshp passed from the eastward
BOUND EAST
Steamer City Of New Bedford. Fish. New York for New
schr samuel Goodwin. Williams. Now for Stamford
schr Ida Palmer. Palmer. New YORK for Stamford.
schr Charley Miller, Tho%as New York for New Haven.
Schr Nettie Walker ingalls,, New York for Boston.
HERALD TKLEcRApn STATION.
WHirgsroNE LII. Jan 10. 1915
The again causing trouble In this neighborhood
though the clear from points
City Island During the day 10 IL loaded
scooncr bonnd in. arrived OF Hart Island and anchored
roads, foarng doubt that the ice would hinder
their further progross They had good NE breeze, and
might have easily made this port without steain
though IL Is questionable whether they could
tinmed through the city. Flushing Bay
and the Gate having become pretty well damned up since
this morning.
The brig Alfred. from Demarara schr Anita and
known laden schooner nll for New York,
anchor oil Ham,nonds Flats waiting tugboats.
Bark Dubrouvacki hence for Portland, Me- 9th
inst, remains anchor In Hart Island Roads
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
O'REILLYS DALEY PEEDICAMENT.

This morning Luke O'Rcy, we'll known politician
OF Williamsburg will have n hearing before Justice
Elliott the charge OF libel preferred against him
by exJudgc Daley, the defeated candidate for surro.
gate in Kings county The alleged libel a circular
distributed freely ut the Brooklyn ferries previous to
the election. The contents Of the circulars were
extracts IRON speech by ox-District Auor.
ncy Samuel y. Morris, in which nc stated that
bailey had 10 resign his Office Justice OF tho Peace
Tor maIfcasance IN Office, and more than av-
pcnled to HIM (Morris) his Knees to prosecute
hun and send him To Sing slug. The warrant was 90.
tanned on November but was not executed until last
week, when O'Rcy had been appointed TO cerkshi 10
under Daileys successful opponent for tho Office Of
Surr
The New York herald., 1877-01-11

CALCUTTA Dec Is-sailed ship Ell CAPTAIN Lincoln, New
CArr TowS, cGH, Dec i-Arrived. brig Loeb LOuond.
BiDgsy. Pabeen dc fsa " "s 0''' '"'- Lama ''''
loaded in days Singapore and back to fenssin
MaIIr.x Jan lo-sailed. steamers Austrian Br wylIe
from ii.erpool &e, Baltimore; Anglia d'rj, Mackay
KisosToy: ia, Jan e-Arrived. steamer Claribel (Br,
LMslss Or ssad City
ST IAco Jan lo-Arrvcd, sehr Flora Condor. French
ST JOINS NF Dec 27-In port schr voant tBr) Desjar.
ST JonS NIB. Jan ARRIVED bark Jane wrish. OBJ, /,
Kerr, Liverpool via sheburne. Ms
fPxR STEAMER CRY op RrcnxoxD.1
America: 2o.h, Maggie O,Brien, Fleming, New York
As!sR Dee Passed. Loth"r Orchard Yokohama for
BELFAST, Dec 27,-sacd, Able. Olsen. Baltimore.
BnKnremAvrs, Dec 2s-Arrived. Americas %. De Lii.
BAacnLoSA dec 10 Sailed Kathleen IIeyer Savannah;
CSsanoune. Dee ia~A.rysd. Charlie Baker Brown. Lo-
hos; Riverside. Woodward. Pabolion 10 Plea
CAGLIAKl Dec l5-saicd Corolus, Muro. New York.
DAnrsaurn Dec 26-rutin, saws cassanovicn. London
Dovnn Dec 2o- Sailed. Pareps. Packard, from Bromen
D.. Dee ass A. London for
vers sisn ' s, John @ h"s"s Montreal
Now Vii @ Ssss 90
DUBLIN. Dec .3-Arrived, van Dicman, san francisco;
Sailed 23d. Mary Jane Wilbur, Cuba
DgSKinx Dec 2GIn the roads. Eugenio Leone. Uoren-
East LoSpox, CGI, Nov l5--Arrived, Adele McIoon.
Munroe. Boston; I'D. Wood Nichols do via Port Elz.
abctb.
FsLxogim. Dec 27Pat in. MurieI. Nicholson, Antwerp
Arrived 18th sarah Douglass Redmond Galveston mot
FAasuNp Dec I3-Put in. Bech ~, IRON Now York tor
Riga
tiRERyocK, Dec 27-Saicd Oban Bay, Sutherland. San
francisco; 2Sth, Gyler, for New Brunswick
GALWAY Doc 34-Sailed. Rosa Tor baltimore
GRANVILLE. Dec 22-saed mot arrived. Deux Marie,
Gnsoa, Dec a3-Ciearsd james Il Ward, Payne. Mes.
sna
Theresa kecne keene smyrna tand cleared for New
York; Robert Palmer Dcnnson Taganrog cleared for
New York; Cyc Dow, Legho,n tand cleared for Carde-
Cleared TIN Ada Peara Iiocken from iladcIphia
Seville 19tb Tigre, Fsrraro from dol GENOA 10Th
tardin kepettc crom Liverpool. Delaware Breakwater
HAvRE. Dec 26 Arrived, Banquereau. Hogg, Java.
Sailed 23d Embla Larsen, New York 10th, Harold Pom
tic, New urcans jacques Coner. Jean. do: Bufon La
Roads; john Bunyan seovile. hey West Austin, Davis.
Southwest Pass
Cleared 2dth Hanover ts), Erdmann Havana and New
| Orleans.
KIsGsrowS. Dec 35Arrived, ID Cornwall from 81 Johns
LIVERPOOL, Doc 25Arrived Louise, Bahlrus Montreal
mot New York) city of Sparta Mcdonald Asoria 10th
Boston: 2fh Maularden, Thompson, San Francisco ath
| Protector. Hinson. Halifax
Sailed 2oth. sarah Iiignett, Kdder. Calcutta; Alfred
Gray. savannah and arrived ut olyhead 21th; viator
Olsen, Baltimore; Vega for savannah 27th Ebenezer
Gundersen Hampton Roads Texas %, Lawrensen, New
Orleans; \ spinney Jordan, Typco Eleanor Pstelols
Wilmington. NC Albion. Daggctt New York; HiIdcg aard
Peterson, sandy Hook Oxo Dahl. Hampton Roads.
Cleared 9th, Annie Goudey. Bent, South West Pass
NC; Providence. Potter. Phladspha Beaver BouioSx
Montr0al
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
HERALD TKLEGRAPH STATION. l
WHIr1sroNE, LII. Jan 10. 1877.
CLEARED.

Steamer Partha (Br, Mckay, Liverpool via Queenstown
C q Francklyn.
steamer England BD, Thompson, Liverpool via Queens.
town. w Hurst.
Bark Caroline Snsanne (ierl, Trautven. Cork Fal.
mouth for orders-C Tobias Go.
Bark Chrstoph Columbus ier>, Doebler, Cork Fall
mouth for orders--Dl 4 kadmaun.
Virgo (Aus) IvAnsch Bari Qtsy) for orders-Johu
Seager.
Brig ulio Cesar Porp, Gageiro. Lisbon-G Amsinck &
Co.
Brig victoris Sanders, BarbsdosH Trowbrdge's Sons.
Schr Jesse Clark. Elwood Kingston jas de Cordova.
schr Anua Bsbcock. Lee, CsrdenHs- Bentley Glider
sleeve Co.
Watson h 60.
Schr Eagle, Robbins Boston--Chas living
Schr Eidorsdo, Borden, Boston-Isxae II staples.
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at St Helena Nov -. barks Charles Morgan.
Tnkhan with 375 bbls and sailed l7h 2ld Hope On.
Baker. with 100 sp, $40 VIII land sailed 2ith).
Sailed from do Nov 1S barks George Susan. Heyer.
10 cruise 2st. Draco Peaks do 9Th. Kathleen. How
land. do: Adelne Gibbs. Smell, do.
do Dec T. burks President I'd, Robinson, with 7c0
arrived Nov ~: Palmetto, Bolles, both recruiting
Sailed from San Francisco Jan 2 bark Mount Walaston.
Mitchell. NH. to cruise.
letter from Captain Bassett OF bark Perry OF Edgar
town. Nov report having landed So bbls sp oil at
Tenoris for shipment home Also reports having le st
81 and kept company up to Nov The eighth ay they
took large waie, when they had the bubber
dock they were separated by gale The landed
eric from this whale Captain BHssett thinks tho
Clxrice had little nnre than halt.
SpokenDec 10 lat % Ion 81. bark Pdru, of NIB, with
,arEc whale alongside.
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
LITERATURE.

Brentano sends US the Saturday Reriew, The Spec
tatoy, academy, Ahanem and Pau MaU Budget for
the past week. They particularly interesting num-
bers. The Saturday discusses Baron Won Palms in.
cneraton the Brooklyn Theatre fire. President Grants
Message and the Tomb OF Agamcmnon. The Spectator
has "a long OF Tennyson's "Harod" and discus
scs tho important questions OF the day. The academy
Is rich ~ book reviews and art criticisms The
-tnancam reviews Mr.. swinburnc's pamphlet on the
uscovto crusade aud the literature Of week The
RAJ Mall Buoget which Is made up IRON the IoH Maii
ug.e ulI OF matters OF current interest while ALL
contain Articles on music and the dramn
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI. Jan 10. 1877.
Tho tug Winch has contracted to tow wrecked schr
Sarah Frost with Of sugar and moasses. aban
doned ut Vineyard Haven Boston, where her
consigned
Schr Lion DR. Mcintyre. from Providence for st
John Nh via New York, and schr Sea Bird Flager
Providence Tor New York. both ot which have been In Ice
for several days OF Pumhum Rock. have proceeded.
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters informed
that by teegraphng to tho HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No. 40 Flee London" to the
Paris Office addressing "Bennet 81 Avenue de rOpers
Paris" the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will bo cabied to this
country free of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med
ports will find the Paris office econom
cal and expeditions for telegraphng
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
WHO Is JAMES BURNS I?

On Wednesday last a who gave his name as
James Burns, of No ITO Greenwich street, was re-
cciycd at Bellevue Hospital from the New
York Hospital suffering from frozen feet
At eleven o'clock yesterday he died, and
in the opinon OF the Attending physician
ssfrom frozen feet and exposure" Yesterday after
noon a man, who said his Burns md that he
was officer and resided at tho address given by the
deceased, called TO the body He Jailed To IDENTIFY
IT, and SAID that the did not reside in tho house.
The body now lies at the Norgue.
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANrwERr Jan 9--Arrived bark sokoto (Br) Coudy New
York; 10th, steamer Bengal (B, Douglass do bark Mary
A Nelson (Br). Smith. New York.
BREMEN, an 1O-Arrived. bark Galveston (1ea). Koh-
nencamp, New York; also Julie from st Johns
BORDEAUX. Jan s-saed, bark Alfred Gibbs Qor). Rel
merit. New York.
DEAL, Jan 1O-sailed bark Hypatia (Nor). Isaacksen
(from London) New York.
DUBLIN Jan lO-Arrived bark Mariner (Br), Thurmott
Baltimore.
HoLyHEAp. an l0-OG ship Geo NJ Adams Morrison.
New Orleans for Liverpool burk Annie Recd Crowe do
for do.
HULL Jan lo-sailed. steamer Hindoo (Br. Mills New
York
Bull River.
HAvRE Jan Arrived, steamer Labrador (Ft), San
glier. New York via Plymouth.
Sailed 9th. Herder (Ger) Brandt from Ham,
burg. New York.
HAxBunc Jan lo-Arrived bsrks Wilhelm (aer, Rose,
New York; A StonemSn (Br), Shedrake, Philadelphia
(was reported arrived SD.
HoNG KONG to Jan lO-Arrived, bark Edward James,
O'Brien. Portland, O, via Honolulu.
LTEnrooL. Jan l0-ssled ship Gov Morton. Davis Uni
ted States; baks Emma Paysant (Br). Dexter do John
De Costa, xsaas do All (Nor Thorensen. do; Eleanor
(Br). Moekler. do
Arrived 10th. ship British Duke (Br), Butchart San
Francisco bark Annie Torrey (Br Cooper Galveston.
LONDON. Jan 9-Arrlved, ship Hudson, Knight, New
York; bark Whit ney (Br Spcer 10th. bark Norma
Ger, Bernecker, do.
Sailed 10TH barks Cito Nor. Nielsen United States;
Meta Nor), Urby, do; Providence (Br), Potter, do.
MoviLLx an 1O-Arrved steamer Sarmatian (Br). Ard
Portland via Halifax for Liverpool tand proceeded.
Sailed 10TH bark Kong sverre Nor. Eliasen from Lon.
donderry). Baltimore. having repaired
PAUILAc. lO-Sailcd. bark Lndesuaes Cor, Tonne
sen. New York.
QUEENSTOWN, an l0-Arrved. Siberia (Br), Tai
bot for Liverpool (and ships Olive tBr)
Dsvics San Francisco; Garibad Thatcher do barks Fe
lciana Chosxo dts. Moe Ipswich for Philadelphia (sec
below.
LONDON, Jan 1O-The Italian bark Feiciana Chioxzo
Molle from Ipswich Dec II for Philadelphia has
rived a Queenstown with loss OF sails and otherwise
damaged.
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
FIRE IN THIRD AVENUE.

A nre broke out early yesterday morning in the
third story Of No. 900 Third avenue, occupied by
Jacob Hagis as boarding house Tho damage done to
the furniture amounts to 500 Jacob Holman,
Of the building sustained loss oi $780, which COW
cred by Insurance.
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
SAILED.

Steamers Partha (B) for Liverpool England (Br), do
Atlas u,r, KINGSTON &c: Tybee. 1t Domingo. &c bark
Ceres (Br) Melbourne; brigs Johnny Smith tBr. Fal-
mouth Queenstown Ned White. Adelaide and sydney
schr Johanna Doughty. Trinidad.
Wind at sunset NNE.
BnrOme sunset. 3OO6.
Thermometer sunset, 81.
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
SPOKEN.

Ship British Navy l Atkinson fom San Francisco for
Queenstown. Nov IL. lat II $, Ion 81 4OW.
Brig Aqudneck johnson, from Brunswick Ca Oct 27 for
Rio Jsneiro, Dec 8, lat N, Ion 20 w.
The "Wm Case" tAmer), steering NE. seen Dec -
NO lat; &c.
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NRwroRr. Jan 1O-The Lighthouse keeper Beaver Tall
word this port tonight by cutter Samuel
Dexter that tho buoy of that place had drtod i5O yards
In
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, ~

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
IRON AND WOODEN STEAMSHIPS STEAMBOATS,
lof various sizes large Steam Yachts light draught freight
rropellers, Tugs Ne, for sale by FREDERICK c.
SCHMIDT, South william st.
Two CENTREBuARD SCHOONERS FOR SALE
will carry Ito and 200 tons; newly rebuilt sails and
rigging almost new In first class order Call address
Z. kAPP. 3o5 Rivihgton st.
NISCELLANEOUs.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES. LEGAL EvERYwnERE
Aspecdly obtained, without publicity; superlatiye
vantnges success guaranteed; free FRED
EkiCk KING. Lawyer, q ST. Marks place, adjoining
Cooper Institute.
nysPEPSiA OR INDIGESTION
For the radical of Dyspepsia Indigestion VIM
CHEsTkRS hYPOPHOSPiIlTr OF LINZ AND SODA
Is the best and most efficient remedy existence Taken
In doses Of IL aims 3caspoOnfu once dav mt break
fast 1t will in few weeks reeve cure the most dis
tressing case. -
Prices VI and ~ per bottle Prepared only by
WINCHESTER Co. Chemists.
Sold by druggists 30 John 81 New York
DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED, IN NEW YORK
land other states without publicity advice ree pay
when granted. NEW YORK Law AGENCY. 40 broad
wWs
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURES NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF JANUARY AND FEBgUAaY
The New York herald., 1877-01-11
WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.


DEAL, Jan TO- PM-wind Sc. strong; barometer, 90 90
HoLYaEAD. Jan TO- Pm Wind Il. gentle
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-01
p,s1oLs IN COURT.

Description" Of an Exciting Scene In a
California Court.
They had a very interesting trial at the
United States land office, in Los Angeles
the other day. the case being Ketchum VS..
the state Of California. with Messrs Gould
l. Blanchard as attorneys for plaintiff, and
Judge Widncy for defense. Mr.. Gould
called Kctchum and asked: What be
came Of Lachcnais," Witness" He was
hanged by Judge Widney and some other
persona" Judge Wtdney quickly arose
and drew a pistol from his pocket. and
holding the muzzle down, addressed Ketch.
um substantially a. follows: "You say l
murdered a man! You lie. you petjurcd
villain! l was IN the county court room
trying 4 case At the time Lachensis was
banged. aud knew nothing Whatever about
It. II you aud voIr crowd are armed 10
assassinate me. draw your pistols and 90
on" Mr.. Gouid--"We arc not armed
Judge Widney-"Thcn I viii put away my
weapon. ~ l will not use u on an unarmcd
man The case then prccCcded wi,hon,
Interruption until the nooa adjournment,
VIXEN Judge Widncy asked Nj Gould II
hia party in,cadcd coming armed al I'M
! armed In the afternoon, ~ he would h
sosespsd entirely ~ ,hsie scsiona lie said
he cnly wanted . tsls chow. bss did 20, In.
iced that sav o aAnnid ~ III drcp GA
him ~. 6cahd ua6s % de6sl.e pscGia