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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
SErTtMBER 20. 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPT. 20, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
20 @ cy S % n sn @
q Dale arrived 80 rM. Sept y. lat te47. lon IS %.
9as,n.sxn IS; SsS md.s and iai p"'senssrs 70 RI
steamer Wisconsin (R, Forsyth Liverpool Sept 10 and
a' a' s - ii
+oo. passed spanish steamer bon, s.nad Ss;S
la 40 40 lon os - brig ocean Traveller of Sandy Cove
20 II. a 3-masted steamer bound W;
steamer Egypt Dr. ,irosa" LiverpO. sspt III and
arrived II a sep. ~ ,st 80 y Ion 81 o. passed
an italian bark bound New York showing signal. PKG
d,y lat ~ g. p bark Director Of ), Jshn SD
p British bark oGn. shGwi~s ssn' SqGL; 18th
wilmington &c. Rotterdam. al well as,h $50 mile.
steamer psrey ,Br! CLARK. Card a days in ballast
steamer Efciont CBrS, Cummings. MessIna Aug 81, rs
lcrms Faith Denia Sept Malaga 7th and Gibraltar Sth
Haitian ~ with mdse and passengers to Clark Sea-
man dncorrcctv reported arrived 2sth'. 49,
mdse Geo yongc. Had strong head winds IRON Hat
steamer Richmond. Kelly. Lcwcs. Del. with mdsc to
the Old Dominion steamship o."
straits supda 9th with order Passed Cape OF
s?s & Az "pa 60 sn tic pos sp Vn
Salem. from Honolulu for Boston
ri aavs WITH ma.s 70 cosis Passed Cap. Of Good
July Is. aud crossed the Equator Aug H. in Ion
Bark Antwerp lef John NIB. oropp Ipswich AZ days,
Bark gin tef St join, NIB. Turner Dublin 80 days, in
Bark Tc Baker Boynton, Roucn 40 days. in ballast to
Marx ieivdere tof Windsor Nsl DOYLE avrc 40 days.
in ballast order Sept lat 49, lon ~ passed steamer
from II John. M, Tor Dublin, alongside taxing off tho
crew before ropcrte Abandoned. go 49,
days, in ballast TO Funch. Edge Co. Passed Gibraltar
Ears ticroIamo Figari dtap oueta Civita yccchs 80
days In ballast to Bcnham Boycsen sept IL ia % ~.
from Church on. ~ Tor Srssdo., With cargo s "@
bcr took of the captain and six in number, and
BARK ic6c tNorj olsen Iquauc Iot days, with mdsc
orders vessel to master Passed Cape Horn July "a and
Bark Shstcnius tBr), Roberts, Valparaiso wa Hampton
R"ads "a days. with mdsc 10 HUDSON, lurardo i 70.
Passed Cape Horn July and crossed the Equator Aug Is,
Ion 81
Bark florens, !of Boston,, Smith. Rio JaneTc 80 days
BARK Nellie of saconb) Cove Rio Jancro ~ days with
coffee TO Charlie, l,ulins Co: vcssclto q Bniey:.
Bark Golden Fleece Armstrong. Point Pitrc IL days.
with sugar and moasscs to u rrowbrdges SONS.
BARK Suana l,r new Mosher WINDSOR, NS. II days,
In ballast. to J + Whitney 4 GO.
Bark Crescent gcw, s3 tons Ruland Bath. Me- days,
BARK Marathon. Emery from Boston sdays, In bal.
"i sris Parker Backst boston Sept ~ in ballast to
Eysae Wilder Tampco 30 days. with hides, hemp.
%ssS @ oS sS SO a' with
schrJ Webb. Gorge Richmond. Va
ssnr Maria Ei.abctS. iiadey. virginia ''"
Schr &C Brooks pursn virginia;
schr ) j Vaughan, Vaughan. virginia
sclr iva He'll. Glars vrginim
schr Sen Nympb. I.andeku, Georgetown, DC.
scnr u sbnra wshh 'is.rO"towu no. f"r Brdranort
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wArCHMEN's CLUBBING MATCH.

Wynant Suydam IS one OF five watchmen who n
special policemen, hired by different storekcepcrs
Broadway, Williamsburg to watch their ware
houses. Yesterday morning suydam, IN coursc OF his
duty, trying the doors his beat when Edward
f. Daley of his four rivals objected to his dong
so, on the ground that no was interfering with his
(Dailcy's) customers. Suydam Insisted that he was
only doing his duty, but Daley, inccnsed, after for
bidding Suydam to another door OF that paid
him for watching, struck his rival the head with
snydam in self defence, retaliated and commenced
game at quarter stck until the other three private
watchmen, and Officers Simons BrinckerhoT, and Cav
interfcred and arrested both combatants. At tho
Filth precinct station house Daley locked
up for aggravated assault on Suydam. His rage
this result did not deprive him Of his wis., for he
mediatey accused Suydam Of being suspicious per.
son, who was trying doors on Broadway that he had
no business to touch and under law passed by tho
last Legislature suydam was also locked up after his
wounds were dressed. Later IN The morning Justice
Elliott admitted both to bail to on October
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEW LONDON. Sept %, 1877.
The unknown vessel heretofore reported ashore on Block
Island is not schooner but the brig kossack for New
York with plaster She went ashore near Pornt Judith
about AN Friday. and came OF 1T cbb tide same day.
She pounded somewhat and strained herself while aground
Block Island her on after throwing part
cargo When oated she started for New York. but
changed her when OF this harbor and came into
port presumably account OF bcng iesky.
The schooner reported IN collision with steamer Provi-
dcncc on Watch Hill Thursday nieht Is the Ganses,
from Ellsworth, Me- with lumber, Tor New York. She lost
all the gear and wndss, had anchor broken and
was set leaking badly She arrived here Friday evening.
and awaits the arrival the determine whether
she shall repair here o elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
A BARRIERS SHAVE.

On tho 18th inst. Gustav Echten, bookKcepcr in the
employ OF Mr.. John Flock. Newark leather finding
dealer visited Irvingon. and stepped into tho barber
shop Of John HoG Jr, for the purpose OF being
shaved While John was pcIormIng this operation
the lattor's child camo into tho shop. being very
poorly clad Hopp's vito also put appearance and
pleaded poverty. Echten took out a roll Of bills,
about 500 in all, and gave Mrs. Hopp 81 After
this transaction Hopp sent out Tor beer of which
Echtcn drank freely. ana Immediately became uncon-
scious. When he recovered he started for home and
arriving there found that he had been roubcd OF SO
Since that time Mr. Echcn has been sick from tho ci
fects OF tho drug. anu he was able To leave
his home he preferred charge of larceny from tho
person against Bopp The latter was arrested yeser
trial.
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WAR ON THE BOTTLE.

Tho temperance crusade in vineland, N j., inau-
guratcd few days ago by tho ladies Of the village,
the leadership OF Mrs Conway, vile Of the pas
tor OF the Baptist Church, has been very successful
AMI all the saloons having been closed tho ladies'
tackled the ply aud druggists and succeeded
obtaining their signatures TO pledge promising
TO administer or prescribe alcoholic simulants except
IN cases OF the greatest necessity THIS arrangement
met With the dsapD oval oil the young mcn ana three
OF them-Ch aries Dawson, Oscar Robbins and Charles
Brown-when refused liquor at DR. Tayor's drug store
became so abusive and threatening that the Doctor
obliged to have thom arrested. They were takcn
before Justice Mason yesterday and fined SIS each
Ii ~ thought this will have tho effect Of stopping all
demands on druggists for liquor.
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LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK.

The committee OF ten appointed by tho depositors'
meeting obtain the signatures Of such as have not
heretofore signed their to tho propositions OF
the trustees Of tho bank for settlement have
the subjoncd card -
To DEPosrroRs LoSG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK
The court before whom the Attorney General made his
motion receiver considered favorable the PROPOSE
ton by the trustees and adjourned tho proceedings
weeks in to allow the 10 be carried
out
The committee appointed by the depostors at their
meetings all repositors TO sign possible
their o. other OF the propositions No
must be lost. Delay will be fatal. The bank will be
open for the evening IRON hAlpast
nine o clock, besides the usual business hours.
PEER L. WILLIAMSON,
Chairman Of Committee of Dcpositors Of Long Island
Savings Bank
The Attorney General has notified the secretary Of
the bank that he listen TO proposition until
the Stewart suit is discontinued and Mr. Ogdcn, the
present receiver, discharged.
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THE ALBANY CONVENTION TO DE INTERVIEWED
ON THE LICENSE QUESTION.
Tho committee Of the liquor dealers OF this city.
Of which Hcary Causcn, JE Is chairman, have SO lar
completed their iabors arrange for meeting OF
delegates from all associate Societies throughout the
State 10 meet at Albany ncxt Tuesday morning. The
replies 10 tho invitations sent out have been very
numerous, and n large attendance is expected. Rooms
have been engaged at various hotels but the lavan
House will be tho headquarters. After organizing and
preparing themselves Tor the contest ~ proposed 10
ask Tor n conference with tho committees ON
Resolutions and Platform OF the Democratic
State Convention, which meets on wednesday
earnestly consider the question in all ITS bearings ana
that plank shall be inserted In the platform calling
for a decided expression oil opinion from tho new
Legislature with regard to the existing liquor
laws, with view of 70 altering and modifying tncm
as TO render them intcgiblc to both the pubic and
the liquor dealers. The New York delegation will
leave here tomorrow evening.
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THE TAMMANY AXE.

AT a meeting OF the Board Of Fire Commissioners
asterday Henry Murray, private OF Engine No. 80,
was made Assistant Foreman Of Engine No. 20.
james Dcighman was appointed clerk in tho
departments headquarters A. p Fuller, Chief
OF tho supply Bureau, was summoned before
an. poard 10 show cause why he should
10y, .o rcu,oved from tho position. This the usual
form IN such cases, and Mr. Fuller conenicd himself
~ ,.,,houi having a single charge made against
I,m. he claimed that the board had no legal right to
ro,novc MIN without prcferring frcclnc com?laints
,n.n suI,,nittc cd a written rcmonstrancc and with
arsw. John ]. Byrnes was appointed IN his place.
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ANTWERP Sept 20 Arrived. steamer Daniel Scinmann
(Bclg), Leclerc. New York.
BRisroL Sept 2s-Sailed, bark VIM Jackson DID, Allen.
New Orleans.
CossrAyrINorLE Sept 19-Arrived bark Lydia Cardill
(Br) Todd Now York: schr Kobt Palmer, Dennison do
a7th steamer John Bramal DID, Newington. New Haven
with munitions
CALCUTTA. Sept 25-Arrivod previously. ship Winged
Hunter - date Panno, desdJ. Bombay.
DUsGFNEss, Sept 27Arrvcd of, ship Nightingale (Nor).
Oisen Philadelphia for Konigsbcrg
DuxkIRk. Sept '2s-saicd. brig Belle (Br), Bartaby.
United states.
FALMOUTH Sept :s-Arrivcd. bark Fulds (Nor) Bussen
New York for Bremen. ,s.e. ..... s.
HULL sept 2s--Arrived steamer Otranto (Br) Brstow
New York.
HAvrE Sept 2o-saied steamer Labrador (Fr Sanglier
New York via Plymouth.
LONDON Sept 2sArrved. ship Ivanhoc HERMAN Cal.
cutta both, bark Gordon (Br), Brown Beaufort, SC.
Cleared 10Th bark Harriet Campbell ODD, Taylor
Charleston
LIZARD, Sept 27-Of, bark Louis Ger, Zimmerman
from Richmond Va, for Bremen
LIsnoN. Sent 23-Ssled bark Fcrraro Secundo QtaD
Russo. New York.
NEWCASTLE, Sept 29-Arrived bark Thos Dryden (Br),
Wallace. New York.
QUEENSTOWN Sept 20 Arrived, bark Kronne witz CGer
Burchard, wiming ton. NC.
Also arrived 10Th, AN, steamer Nevada (Br), Guard
New York for Liverpool land proceeded,.
ROTTERDAM sept 27saled barks Colonis (Br. Robert
son, New York Philadelphia Bslsimore) 2sth Ka-
thnkn (scr) Rossinc, United States.
LONDON, sept 2e-Bark Dario (Aus), Rsgnscn, from
Duukirk Sept % for Now York. has put into plymouth
having struck a bank on Dunkirk.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyHEAp Scpt % PM-Wiud NE. light: misty.
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Sept @ s,s Carrie ySh
SMArnHT, NB. Sept io-closred. brig orincso !sr,.
sFSs A,sISs ps.S saI;
6HMnnAn.; Sept 7Arrysd schr. r.roaux Obj. B"xs'r,
Sailed sept T. bark Zcphyrna CBrj. Johnston Boston;
paight Tor New York orOOably brig Morning Light, Dill
FArmsK Posr Sept 2o-ras:ed steamer ciroas'an tBr)
GLASGOW. Sept 2e-Arrived, steamer Ph~nic'an Br,
Gnfsspa, Aug 27--Arrlvcd brig Atlas. Gray, Bangor
(and sailed sent for Bonsire,.
dcpha. 18th. Annie stevens, ricc do. -
LISGAx Sept 2e-Arrvcd. steamer A Strong tBr. from
MnJILLoyrs Aug 1o.in port ship Osceol", Berry. for
XoSrKvDro Aug i7saiIed, brig Gpsey Queen, Morgan.
IN port Aug 90 brig Walter Smith Smith for York.
MoSrRrAI. Sept 27-Arrved steamers sarmntisn Arid.
bsrSs PK%by. Esbeescn' imses: Eas Anderson syd
nsy. CD brig 81. Robson. Barbados,
Good Hone, Johnson Leth ship City OF Montreal Wilson,
NkwcAsrlr. NIB, Sept Is-cearcd. bark Mary Ann tBr,
Ncwcomb. Gias-on Dock
ca New York; brig. Carolina tPorp. GONZALES do Pa
ass dc Ssys S 1y s Co.
nah
n, S;P% sr rnsn'y v
Cleared 27,h shis Cora Linn Brysen cth bnrks skien.
sally Sr oR%ss
SANTIAGO nr cuna Sep. yo-Arrived previously. bark
Jose u Bucno. Jones New York.
JOus, NIB, Sent 27Arrived schrs Vestn. Cook. New
York Southern Cross. Patterson do Is Eaton. Grcar-
son, Perth Amboy. Vim Demng Hodges do: 18th. Snar-
buck, Clark Mary Pike Good; Abbc ingalls,, Ingalls,.
and Lucy Lee, Ingalls,, New York
CLEARED 9th. bark DH Capo tNor. Jorgensen Cork
10Th, schr Madeira (Br), McDougnll. New York
WELLINGTON NJ. Aug 29-Arrved, bark Elslnore lo s.
Derg from Dunedin for Auckland.
fpEw STEAMER wrscoy.rxi
BRISTOL, Sept 17-Saiod Sara, Kluver. st John. NIB
Ebeaeker Tor New York
America.
DIAL sept 1sPnssed. IIypatia from London for Phla-
deiDhin; George, Lingonbad Miramichi for Lon
don Admit ale n. Grimsby for Now-fork.
DuBLIy, Sept 17-Sailed, Silver Cloud. Lcary st John.
GLOUCESTER Sept 17...snIled. Addic Hale, sheppard
GRtENock, Sept 1S-Arrivcd, Stewart, Stewart,
Chatham, NIB.
LIvrRrooL, sept 17-Arrivcd. Prince Lucen. whitney.
st John NIB Peruvian Congress, Power. Quebec Molmer
by, Mckay. do: Peter Crerar. Whalcn. Pugwash 18th.
Emily WATERS Perry Rchbucto: Lady Du ncrin, stcovc,
81 John, NIB; Maria Casabona Costa, New York; Capri
from Shediac. NIB
Sailed nth Eyr, Laumers Baltimore; Sarah Dourlass
Mclean, Galveston; Msssippi ST. New Orleans via Cor
unna; 18TH Three Brothers Cumming. San Francisco;
Wildwood Hartman Hong Kong sostronc Foyn, vii.
Lrirm Sept 17-Arrived, Johann wilhelm, Aibrccht,
Quebec.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 1sOn Bel Stuart, Harper, Liverpool
for Baltimore Tor Halliday.
SUTHERLAND. Sept lsTbc ship Rescue, OF London from
Quebec for this uimbsrl Is ashore Duncansbay
tcss Pentand Firth, will Sf:ct of water in her hold
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SUR BLACK WATCH (rsr), from Bremen for New York.
recently wrecked insured In Windsor NS Offices for
500 90, divided follows :Shpowncrs' Association u
new company, $1,000; Avon, $500, and the Windsor
Tor - OOo
BnG HARLEY Jous (Br), Dugas has been abandoned at
sea- Captain ID makes the following statement: sailed
from Church Point NJ. Aug ~ with cargo o unpcr Tor
Barbados shortly after leaving port encountered very
mencng NJ and vccrng to tho W. raising terrific sea-
which washed completely tho vessel carrying over
board the deck load aud other movable thing and
Knocking Tho vessel her beam ends conneinR ne La cut
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THE MOUNT HOLLY TRAGEDY.

The Grand Jury OF Burlington county has just
pIcted labors, and among tho bills presented
ono aga INST George " Kline Tor the killing Of his
brother in law. Archibald W. Allen, few weeks ago.
The trial was set down for yesterday and the prisoner
was brought into Court at Mount Holly, n. j. Coun.
scor Connor tho defence. asked for postponcment
until he could secure the attendance OF Mrs. Sarah
Allen the wife oil tho murdered man. very material
witness for the defence. The went for tho
day and yesterday the Court ordered that the trial 20
over until the December term. Kline has tailed con-
EiderabIy since his incarceration and ~ quite down.
fa.Icn He has only been indie Tor shooting George
wendcr with intent to kill He was taken back 10 the
tv Ian
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SUNDAY QUlNTUPIE SHEET

AI a., .s%: s her The ;6s IL ss
ansa two me and kent Them cG on
leak The hurricane Tor 20 hours when i mod.
brig IL crippled and hsoIs.s condition !" which state we
drilled nS"s, e The e,ey Of the % sn, We're ,sss% sn
in WIN ~ the Italian bark G.,olems rrx Capt DO;
hands, in humber, ~sr. take" board Of I.r sad
ss Glare ss CARE 1871 and was owned ''
BnIc ST JosrrH !Bp. Montgomery. from Demersrs Aug
donod Sept 4, 100 miles BY from Bsrhado. Captain
in 1867. registered IA tons hailed from DemeraraI
BnIc LIscoLs Reed. from Liverpool for New Yors be.
sinking soSdi.isn Sept Is ia lat ~ had
n the rh0s way The gale which rd n.
wife and S' family rsf. %
g. ssD .o oso 70 .sss % s e % YORK
brig owned in this city by Mr. Gao " Brown.
for PIeton Ms driven ashore in osc.Trs haroo, dur
Ing tho gale on she nish Of tho 2ss inst rs vessel viii
has been discharged
scmmGKo DnL. from Pensacols put into Pascasouia
Sept % In distress, OF what nature not stated
scnn SEA Nvxrg returned to San Francisco Sept 49, hav-
Ing carried away headgesr.
ScHR CHASE before Great Point Nan
tucket, WAS noated Thursday.
scms RoBr Rrrr tof Galvcston,; before reported dis:
sparse SAILS "nd ~ h s at
Sept "a, days from Fulton. Texas.
ts 9H % n K a, % With
the loss OF Sails &c. She reports terrible experience in
the cyclone.
scnn coxxoSwnAIrn. Of Roekland samuel Gross. mas
ter lime laden Tor Boston returned 70 kockland .7h;
overheard and drowned tho night 9revous
Quxsxc. Sept a7-ship Mount Pleasant. while going into
her loading berth tho C0mni block this
coided with tho bark ovdg and both vessels received
considers bio damage
soth-he crew Of the bark Cameo which was wrecked at
Pavilion River arrived here BY the steamer Mirmch last
night
rIotous disturbance board the ship Glen
Haven last night Seven of the arrested Tor bru
tally assxuitiny the officers.
RocKLASp. Sept 27-sclr Emma W Day, Griffin. from
Winterport for Rockport. Mass with hay. ashore
the black buoy this side ~ Spruce Head Sunday
Ing and on ana brought this port Tuesday.
where she lies At Railroad wharf Hcr cargo
sold at aution yesterday The leaking
badly
VEssRLs SOLD-Ship Kate Prince 1860 tons, built at
Portsmouth, MI. In 1883. In port. for German
count at $e5OOO; changed 10 Pauline. Bark
gusta small fr) 265 tom, built Pictou. Ms 1882
in port, M $4,000. for Norwegian account
LAuscnxD-At Bath, Mo. Sept 10 by H6ughton Bros,
ship OF 1900 the Armenia ownedhy the build
ors nnd Capt l. Carter, who will command her.
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schr d stnsr. AudIey. Georgetown. DC, for New Ha
schr Rodney Parker. Parker Georgetown. DC for New
Haven
ss-Bark 81 Bogart (Br) which was anchored in the
lower bay came up to the city 10Th AN.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer City OF Now bedford. Fish. New Bedford for
Steamer Ellen Terry colyer. New London for New
Bark Success Nor, osen Boston Tor New York. in bal
s S1sy so.sc% fl Ne. y9I New York
schr I.rszo.. BAKER, Windsor. rs. for New lork;
ss s s W.s. SsY TX: s. S:y
s r E"'Sa ps r1s
sehr Lizzie b McNichol, Tanning isboro NIB for Now
schr Laurel. Penney. Sullivan, Me, for New York.
s sSr S.A Foam Rams e ssnsss x ss.
schr KHTss Durham, srdnsr Nc 70, New YORK YORK
ssr cSa. Bath for 81 New
ssSr Mm Flint for Ssv YS YORK
s Carrie f.. S' o1 Y' ar Albany
seS AesSs ssss g:.tsS for Now York E0''
scSr John Norris. ns,ans Be,s.n f. % Now York;
sclr Oregon. Wilson, Fall River TOR Nov York.
sS ss
ss sS rIsSs M ks s..S. Ssw x s.f
Ssh Island Sy Allen. HHrwisn for New w. York
sssSr Curtis. Haskell yin.ilsvsa ssr Sew YORK.
IrONl0ouCo
Schr Abbc Emery, Emery, Providence for New York.
schr Ario Pardee, Bishop Providence tor New York.
Schr h II Brazos, Tryon. Providence for New York.
Schr Marion. Blake, Clinton tor Now York
Schr Miller, Smith, Milestone Point for New York.
Schr Jennie Rogers. Rogers Milestone Point for New
York.
Schr Lame rtine. Smith. Stonin gton for Now YORK.
Schr co Hayden. Peasc, Connecticnt River for Now
York. q
schr Maria Louisa. Abbott Guiford CT. for Now York
Schr Daniel Morris Rankin New Haven for New York
Schr Charley Banks Phinncy, New Haven tor New York.
schr Reading RR No ~. Taylor. New Haven tor New
York
Schr & Baird iBrl. Mackcy. New Haven for New York.
Schr Send. Aleu-. New Haven for Philadelphia.
Schr AIadir. Brancrd Horizons Point. for Now York.
Schr Rhode Island. Smith. sag lIarbor for New York.
Schr John HART Sorthport, LII tor New York
schr Challenge. Terry. dreenport Tor New York.
Schr Clara Post, Ferris, Portchestcr< DOR New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Ncreus IIallcts. Now York for Boston.
Schr Thomas IIx WALL New York for SacO.
Schr Mary Sands. Roberts. Now York fsr Bath.
Sclr Ncllie q Paine, Paine, Now York FOR Boston.
Schr q q Acken. Toms. New York for Stamford
~chr Corvo, Tylcr. Amboy for Boston.
Schr Mary Decker. Decker. virgina for New Haven.
Schr j Pwiie smith, Georgetown, DC. FOR Boston.
Schr Robert Fisher, Robinson, Baltimore Tor Now
Haven.
Schr II Hand, Hand. baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Mary Arnold, Arnold. baltimore for New Haven.
Schr VI Camp. Camp, Baltimore for bridgeport.
Schr J Shaw, Cox baltimore for bridgeport.
Returned In Hart Island Roads account
Winds bark Ophir tBr) hence for Cork 2Sh
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SAILED.

Steamers Britannia ( for Liverpool: Italy fBr), do:
City OF Montreal CBr). do Holland dr. London; Asata
DIR do; artIr,. Havre Dorian Br Bristol: Findoo
Br). HILL: Neckar tdcr). Bremen; California DID, Gas
cow state Ut Louisiana Br) do: Crescent City, Aspn-
walls Rio Grandc. galveston via Key West: knckcrbock
CIR Now Orleans Lone STAR do: San Salvador savannah;
John Cribs IN Georgetown. DC Old Dominion Richmond.
&c: Ellie KNIGHT. Philadelphin; Allentown. do bnrks
Abnc Carver adras and Calcpfta; Mcvcry Br,. Dun
kirk Henry Pelham tBrl. Cork or Faimouh brig Lizzie
iIass~il Dutch. Wilmington. NC: schrs Rdgeway,
A X bentley Helen Hasbronck and John ID Williams.
Anchored In tho lower bay, bound outBark Sea Crest
RI lar Cork.
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MURDERER'S LIGHT SENTENCE.

william j. Crane indicted for murder for tho killing
OF Patrick Garrogon, at Philpsburg, N j., in August
last. who entered plea of not guilty, appeared in
court yesterday ut Bclvdcrc, and by advice OF his
counsel pleaded guilty to manslaughtcr. Tho Court
stated that IN view OF the proyocaton given tho pris
oncr tho sentence would he hight. He was
then sentenced TO i've years In the State
lrsson. Crane and Garrogan were canal boatmcn, and
while in shanty al Phiillpsburg Garrogan who was
lev vcars Cranes senior, leased nm until Crane, be-
coming cxaspcratcd, seized poker and dealing Caro-
ran blow over the head Killed him Instantly Crane
Il only nineteen years OF age. Both men were resi-
fIo mtg of Newark.
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OBITUARY.
DOCTOR CHARLES MAYO.

DOCTOR CHARLES MAYO.
Intelligence has been received at oxford Of tho
death Of Doctor Charles Mayo, NJ. D., and fellow OF
New College, Doctor Mayo died on board ship some
where near tho FIJI Islands, where he went about
three years ago. He will be remembered as having
OF UGH service the Crmean war. and also In
tue Shipton accident, near Oxford: some tine ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Honolulu Aug "a, bark Hunter. Holt, NIB,
from Panama. with IS bills sp oil taken tho
Capt Holt remain ashore six weeks Of
i'll health and the bark would meanwhile mako short
cruiss
Hnthawa-, Of schr Admiral Blake, OF Marion.
ports spoke sept 10 bark Osprsy 20 sp bound
eastward II found whales had mainmast badly sprung
three places above deck Aug schr Franklin
do 50 sphad struck large whslo 10 days previous, hut
lost him.