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The New York herald., 1877-09-15
FATHER MOONEY.

SCENES AT THE BIER OF THE DEAD PRIEST
THE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The scenc yesterday the paror OF tho pastoral
residence attached to St. Bridgets Church. where lay
the remains Of the lamented Father Mooney.
OF gloom and sadness 3orrowfu relatives and friends
their eyes wet with weeping, hovcrcd around The
eofin Heavy purple curtains were drawn across that
part OF the where the remains rep0sed. AT the
head was placed large cruclx Two largo candciabra
lighted the room. The floral tributes werc placed on
and around the coffin.
Tho removal Of the remains from the residen nee Of
Father Mahon, on Fifty.nrst street, where death
took place. to tho lato home of the deceased at
tended with unusual demonstrations OF grief on the
part Of hundreds Of the parish toner's of ST. Brdgca
The streets through wnicn the cortege passed we're
lined with people, ana much difficulty was expert
enced by the police in making thoroughfarc for tho
horses. Mon, women and children cried as they ioi-
lowed the remains to the pastoral residence
Yesterday Al ten O'Clock A. NJ. the doors
thrown open and crowds admitted, but the numbers
were so large that many iai!ed to gain entrance.
feeling OF deep for tho loss their beloved pas
tor animated all VINO had come.
Tho funeral services Will consist of a requiem mass
which will begin AZ ten O'Clock this morning. The
ccehrant Will be Rev Father Mclean, pastor of the
Church OF The rransguraton the deacon, Rev Father
Rgney; sub deacon, Rev. Father ONeil, and master
of remonies Rev. Father Kearncy The sermon will
be preached by HIS Emnence Cardinal McCloskcy
Among the other clerical dgnitarios expected to be
present are Bighop Corrigan, OF Newark Bisnop Nc
Nicrncy, OF Albany; Bishop Ryan, OF Buffalo; Bishop
Hsndricken of Providence; Bsnop Galbcrry, Of Hart
ford Vicar General Quinn, ana Rev. Father Preston,
Chancellor OF tho archdiocese.
Al the conclusion OF the services the funeral process
sion VIII form. FIRST Will come tho various societies
attached TO the church, following will be the school
cniidren TO the number ot nearly 1900; nest the
dents OF manhattan College and tho Troy seminary,
and last the hearsc and carriages. The funeral
management VIII be conducted by the acting pastor of
ST Bridgcps, Rev. John Lynch, and his assistant
he fune al
~ expected TO be ono Of the largest which has taken
place IN the city Tor many years
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS.

Detectives Handy ana Dnks, OF tho Central Once,
Yesterday arrested Heymann wen, n jeweer, OF No.
9 Walker street. charged with being the receiver OF
the goods stolen by James Williams the bogus express
man. Isanc Roscnbaum n travelling agent who dis
posed o. goods also By the detectives
ant both locked up at The Central ONCE large
amount OF stolen goods, tn great variety, found
nc iakcn 10 tnc Central once for Identification Sew
cral lots were Identified last night by tncr owners
Detective woosey, OF the Central once. yesterday
arrested Isaac lcvey, notorious receiver OF stolen
goods Tho detective found him al No. los Second
street He called for by the Sheriff OF Putnam
county, he had been convicted OF reccvin. stolen
goods IRON the Cold spring masked robbers. lie was
taken 70 Cold Spring last night
The New York herald., 1877-09-15

yera But the truth is that summer resort. except
perhaps Newport more free than Saratoga from the
sbams OF American life rule. The season visitors
are manly people OF wealth ard culture, enjoy
themselves in their own way There rs no pretencs
about Them When the laacs think proper dress !
evening dress they, OF course, wear handsome Cos
Tunes snd rcn jevelry just they do at home; but
IN the dining rooms OF The principsi hotels and even
In the parors and The balconies In the evening
Let al all unusual to see ladies dressed precisely
thcy appeared the breakfast table in the morning.
Indeed Saratoga Is the perfection oI summer ouDgEg
places. where people do much AZ they please. Occa
sionnily some 'ioud" ana bumptious visitors make
their appearance but they are known at once and do
10, oitea Offend the sig ht for than lev days.
Their pace Is too last 10 last. Whom you see Scw
York ward politician at a dinner table with his
'ladies,n you pretty certain TO see bottle OF
clarct tho cloth and bottle OF champagne IN a
cooler by his side. Except with such people the
habit OF drinking wine with dinner, especially cham
pagne, has almost entirely dsappeared AT leading
hotel this summer OF these WORTHLESS, searching
down the l!st for high priced wine lighted ou
nnc Burgundy. He did not know whether II Was
still wine sparkling, red or white But II came 10
him. reclining In wicker basket and his indignation
great the impudence OF the waiter In daring &c
10 him without ice. The poor waiter pro-
the leo cooler prepared for the unhappy wine
II Was Observed too that the parties ali made faces
they drank 10, similar TO that al the swallow
ing Of dose OF medicine. Tney drank H. OF course
but II was evident that 1t did not taste to them IKE
rye whiskey. Such people, however, are only tho
bubbles which spring up and break on the surface OF
Saratoga society during tho season, wnie the body OF
the stream Is pure and genuine.
II rs expected that mex, week will nntsh up the Inst
OF the VISITORS and shut up all tho large hotels Both
at the Grand Union and United states the music ol
the bands will be heard no more after Saturday.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY,

S:s n.. T.. s q e:s
by the steam Yacht herald ana ting J Christian.
BAnK Hog:uTox twh.,er, Of Now Bedford, before
s34oO insured 10000 rrincipa In the At
ScuR JosEPH W BAKrLKrr 45O tons OF Boston, 3mascd
bns had her rig changed to that Of bark.
.Ss so% John Sn for
became wateri"gged and lost her manmast. ner crew
shattuck. .,'''.". ~'~'
BTIrAsr. Mo Sept - scr Fiorcnc. Tower Fred
now ones put in.
Nonrotk, Va. Sep. t3-The Baker wrecking Co have
contracted tho starlight from Bafimorc for
ot,lsnd coal laden. sunk at North Point Chesapeake
roErsnoprn, MI. Sept lLDiver. mad. an examination
tos:y OF rhe Sotom OF the wrecked GOA! brig Clara
rhey found hcr keel broken feet from she post. No
position M tho day she ran ashore.
Qunskc Sept l4Ihc number OF seagoing vessel. which
Ing Il Dot e arrivals are 20 in Excess Of last ycsr
Vt tho same date.
IN 81 As4 s.fs orm.s mSn.s ...
her captain has been taken to st Marys Hospital where
Atkinson Fillmore, Newburyport raised Tuesday,
the Be- b"is BY
~. aSm Ss BEEN sad. in the building
:rsie1s.l Of keel, Os fes beam. sS sss depth
Tho new cark now building for Messrs W Wing, Of
Now Bedford, At Port Jefferson, ILL., will probably he
auOched the latter part Of the month !er TO be
the fleetwng Shc 10 to be commanded by Capt John
llepossx late Of bark Triton, of New bedford,
viii cruise in the Atlantic ard Pacific oceans
LAUNCH or ALIGHTsHIr-Ths Light.hp No AZ for the
United states which has been In Of
construction for some time past at the yard Of Mr.
be launched on Saturday, 18th inst at abont PM Whom
she Us she will be sent to Pollock Rip Shon Vim
yard Sound flor length Is l19 feet inches breadth of
beam. 26 feet inches depth Of hold, IL feet inches
LAUHcMED-At Chelsea, Mass, Sept H. the of
Mcssrs Pierce Montgomery tho bark Axorenn. The is
an vessel and k 80 be used as packet between Boston
and tho Western Islands She lO feet
80 feet breadth Of beam hold I6 fcet deep She
is Abon $50 tons burden, She will havo ample
modatons TOR ~ cabin passengers and 10
thcre should bs any occasion tor taking hcm Her steer
Dabney snn o. Fayal aud Is to be by Capt
Davis who Is veteran In the Western Islands service.
which 2inch hawser va: twice partcd but finally tho
sci slid gracefully into tho water. and dill
Nellie DAney cambridge baptized her In the AIRY
She towed to Union wharf, whero che will be
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
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WILLIAM II. HULLS DEATH.

Mr. William II. Hull, nity-nine years Of age, Of Au
gusa, Ga, who died suddenly on the steps OF No 30
West Twenty fourth street Thursday night was. il
appears, prominent lawyer OF Georgia and man of
considerable He has brother In New York and
another who. is said is Mayor Of the city of savan
nah. Mr.. Hull had been a guest nj the Filth
Avenue Hotel since the 1lih inst, and with
his brother attended Booths Theatre on Thursday
night. They camc out before tho performance ended
and proceeded 10 the hotel, whence the brother went
homo. Mr.. Hull, II appears, walked down Twenty.
fourth street. and overhcated sat down the
stoop OF No So where he died in few inmates Yes
to-day Coroner Elnngcr made an examination Of the
and ascertaincd that he died OF Brights disc>se
ana fatty degeneration OF the kidneys. The body
packed IN a metallic caskot and sent TO Augusta ac-
compnncd by the brother
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
PRINCE BIsNARcK's sYMpATHrEs ALL LEAN
TOWARD RUSSIA.

PRINCE BIsNARcK's sYMPATHrEs ALL LEAN
TOWARD RUSSIA.
berlin correspondence OF the London Globol
Prince Bismarck has lately been obliged to occupy
himself moro closely with political affairs Baron
Radowitz was summoned To varzin, where Count
Munster, now at his ancestral home OF Derneburg,
and Prince Hohenlohe, staying with his family NJ
wicsbaden are shortly expected. The intention Of
Prince Bismarck TO visit Gastein seems to be aban-
doncd, as the "curc at kissngen and his subsequent
rest al Varzin are said TO have proved so ben.
ohcsl that the physicians do not any more INSIST
spa AS Baron Blow The Secretary Of state,
now on leave OF absence, returns TO his posi- Lohar
Bucher INC Chanceliors iactolum is to go to varzn
Tor prolonged stay. lie will assist in prcparn the
outlines OF the bills to he lad before the Reichstag
the ensuing season and give his advice In the
portant diplomatic negotiations between the Powers
or the Eastern complications, the commc nccmcnt Of
which may shortly Oc anticipated Prince Bismarck,
whose sympathcs in tho present war seem TO DO
entirely with Russia Is a watchu, though silent OBJ
server oi every contingency OF the war An ,mpor-
.ant service has lately been rendered by him TO the
81 fctcrsburg Cabinet IN permitting kruDp the IA
nous cannon manufacturer IN Essen, TO sell to Russia
IN want o! siege artillery, number OF cannon origin.
any oruereo oy the Gcrman government, the delivery
OF whch, according ~ contract, shortly due Most
OF these cannon have beon employed he ort
rcsscs on me Batc the ordnance of which had been
seat 10 thc Danube. like favor to Russia Is shown
Dy Gcrman railway companies who returned on r mes
iaey received 10 ,he manufacturers in order secure
tho immediate iuhlmcnt OF large orders received
from ST. Petersburg. Subscriptions for the Russian
wounded still continue to he made Reports from the
Danube constantly confirm the practical utility md
good services OF the ambulance trains de-
spatchcd thnhor by permission OF tho Prus
sian government. Despite tho amicablc roc,,ncs
entertained by most Germans toward Russia
a certain pleasure Is cvnccd at the m,slor-
tuuos lately experienced by the Russian army shrewd
poiiticans even delight tnat Russia has not
In her boast.ul aniicipations OF ut once crushing
Turkey. As Gcrmany, In case Russia continues her
policy of aggrand lzcmont in Europc, must sooner or
later come IN contact with her nc ghbor II certainly
ought " be highly satisfactory toher to tho
colossus resting on rather unstable ground.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS
SErrtMBER IA, 1877,
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. IA, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED fnE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MHlTESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED ny rnE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
sse:msf Hans. '.iefi. poss. stcm.n I. ;c.ih.mp:cs
Sept u ~ wth n ms;e and p.:snro,s to Ue,rch; Co. sept
signal letters HSFi.: iIsh . IS s. snsi.I
Il Ion g. Onion ;sss%ei d.. do 81,
mdse aud pssss"ssn Geo cotton, Wa; ;ae;:nsi on.
side sandy Hook hours by iox sept TO- L., a. H. Ion
steamer Gen Barnes checeman savannah Sept H. with
4 bemsrle. Gibbs. Lewcs Del mdsc to tho
Bsrk America iss Ferrsrio Smyrna "a days with mdse
to Funch, Edyo 4 Co Passed Gibraltar Asr l; r.
Spain Trinidad! Desw"re Breakwaser "a days, In bal
siis oiy;is wSss, ,em.,.r. % s.y, With .ns.r rna
rs S' . s;!: % T. days. .% '''s, &C.
Brig Clsry Scott St Pierre Mart, u days. with su
Any b;n;s s.Y: rs
sshrJ prs. French Jsst:orv!l,s d.y. with lumber
senr Mary Loy.S Gasni T,, w::hnr'0n NC 4d'y'' with
syBars President Da.e tNor,. xhioh anchored In
the lower bay came mp to she city i4th AN.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND soUTK.
Steamer City OF rtchburg Springer. Now Bedford Tor
schi Mary Clark. Todd porehssser NJ, for New YORK.
schr Rogers: Rogers, Rosrpor, for New York
Fsw; YORK.
schr Odei. winslow, Boston Tor New York.
scnr Revenue Kelly. Providence for Nov York.
schr Cynthia Jane Gardner Trovidence for New York
Schr NJ A Prcdm ore. fitch, Preydsnce for New YORK.
schr Ellen Dudield, Slater Bridgeport tor rh'ade'-
phia. . 49,
schr j c Atwood Atwood, Noank for New York.
schr X A Colson. Colson Sew Haven for Now YORK.
Schr u G Acken, Morrcll, Stamford for new York
Schr : Kicker. Kicker. Northport for Now York
Schr Lam srtno smith. Port Jefferson tor New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
steamerrraneonia. Bragg. New York for Portland
Steamer Norfolk. Ford New YORK for Fall River
Bark Lillian. strcnt, New York for trinidad
Schr Geo A Pierce. kelly. New York Tor salem.
Schr Idaho TORY. New York for RockRnd.
Schr Hastings. Chase. New York for New BEDFORD
schr Anna j Acobs Jcncs. New York Tor Gloucester
schr Crosslcy (Br) Crosslcy. New York or Windsor,
NS. . 49,.
sehr Oliver Jameson Campbell, Now York for stJohn
NE 49,,
schr j W Peasley, Baker. New York for st John, NB
Schr + Blake iBr Blake, New York tor Halifax, Ms.
schr Henry A Demns, kelsey, New York for Hartford
Schr Ida Sturgis. johnson, New York Tor Lubcc.
Schr Iris. Long. New York ior IIarwich.
Scbr Mary Lee Newton. Port johnson Tor Boston
Schr belmont Locke. Lord, Now York for Boston.
Schr Y Z smith, smith Ifobokcn for Providence.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
FOREIGN PORTS

BAsstpos Aur ls-saiIea. brig Rival tBr), Collins, Fee
ton 22d. schr Walsh tBr). Oceii do.
1LAsGow. sept Ii-Arrived. steamer Mantoban tB).
McDougall. Montreal
hAlIfAs sept iis'ieared. bark Edna tBr, pGn urom
81 Marsarcts Bay. Barrow.
Arrived i4ih. steamer Bermuda tBp. Ansrove. New
York.
MALAGA, Sept s-Arrvsd. brig Mary Bartlett. Wiley
New York
MONTREAL sept Ii-Arrivea. bark Hcrnon. Wettlesen,
Londonderry: 18th Ontario. Bouchstts Liver
pool Cnpia Tucker Barrow bhrss Campcrdown gear
sydney, CB; ssvane;,a. smith. Port Spain.
Saiisd ilth. steamer Rowland. Sernnrn, Queenstown:
18th. bark Bavclaw. Prout. Liverpool.
NORTH SrDSFv. sept ll-Sailed, berks Athlete I'm.
hutchinson. Tybee Melville tBr', Dunhsm. Delaware
BreAxwairr: Eda (Sor Montre al
orEBEc Sept IL Arrived. bark savannah ONeiil Cork
Brato. LcIth; 18th. ship ovdinr Oarsen Gloucester
Eden. Cnrington. Liverpool for Montreal; Bessie
Young. br.scce. iIavle
Cleared 18TH barks Savannah, krcill Sunderland; W
Holmes. conill, Glasgow
ST ions Nh Sept l2-Arr.ved. brig Maggie (Br) Cum.
mings Dnndak; schrs J Knowles wass New York:
I4ih, Ettawanaa tBrl. Palmer. Boston; Advance (Br)
Merriam, New York; Winner (Brl. Harrington. do -
Cleared I2th ship Bedford tBr) Congdon Liverpoo,:
schr ten Banks Linscctt. Phladeipra: I4th Annie
tBrj. New York
TaEsrH, sept 8-Arriyed. bsrks. Ralph N Hayward
Doane, New York; 10th. J II Pearson. Taylor. do
VERA CRUZ, Aug 3o-Arrived. schr Lorine, Can. Bat.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
SAVED FROM DROWNING.

While on1ccrs Kelley and McGrath, OF the Harbor
Police were pairolling the East River last night in
patrol boat at the loot OF Third street they heard
splash, which was followed by cries for help. They
rowed In the direction OF the cries aud found maa
named "Philip" struggling with the tide Taey look
him out Of the water and scnt HIM TO bellevue
Hospital for treatment
Cries OF "Hclpl police! l am drowning! :" attracted
the attention OF Officers Hook and Wright, OF the
Fourth precinct, last night ana they hurried IN The
direct ION OF tho sound. They iound woman strug-
Cling In no water per No IS Fast River and after
much d.fnculIy they rescued her. she conveyed
10 the Oak street station, where she gavc the Of
kituc futile, aged thirtyn She recognized as
y woman OF the town who had q few weeks ago at.
tempted suicidc by drowning, but was rescued.
"Weary Of lie" was her explanation
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrwxRP. Sept I4-Arrived steamer Acton Br, Young,
Now York (not arrivcd l3th).
AsJxH. Aug s-Arved, bark Hazard, Karstens Boston.
BRISTOL. Sent 4-Arrivcd steamer Castalia (Br,, Lin
qustcr Now York bark Courier tBr Oxamn, Charleston
schr Cumminger (Br), Cummingcr, do.
Arrived in Kinrroad l4th ship AncrOd lr Wade Chst-
ham, NB for Sharpness
Bosrox Sept l3-sailcd. barks Idea dtaD Gallo DOL
aware Brcskwatcr; Zio Battsto dtaD, Oivari. do.
BREMEN. Sept I4-Arrivod bark Archer, Crossman New
York
BHmsr Sept 12-Arrived bark Momentum (Br), Mcwhar.
tor. Pensacola.
BoxpxAux Sept I2-sailed, barks Kong Carl tNor),
Knudson United states 18th. Lavina. BATON, Now York.
BARCELONA. sept sArrvca, bark Sp), Guerra, Bal
timorc.
BATAVIA Aug 6Arrived, ship Southern Cross. Hughes.
Boston bark Emma scamme tBr). Hebbcr, New York.
Cork, Sept Iosaiicd, bark Drugi Dubrovacki tlus,,
Pcreich, Pensacola
Cnoxsr,pr, sept 7-Arrved bark vanads tyor. Larsen
Baltimore
CALAIS Sept I2-Arrved, bark C Meyer CGer,. Prchn.
Pensacola.
CALCUTTA, Aug Ie-saicd. bark southard. Kcnnson,
Boston.
DUBLIN Sept i2-Arrivcd, barks Stormy Petrci (Br),
Charles Baltimore; 18Th, Arcadia tBD. Anderson Metis.
DAsrzrc sept 7Arved, bark Tampa (Nor,. Olsen New
YORK
EIsIsonn, Sept lo-Arived. bark Elena iBp, Hector.
Philadelphia
FALMOUTH. Sept Il-Arrived b.rks Neptun Oicr), Jo-
Gihbs sourabsya via Probolingo and Table BAY.
GRxKSocK Sept 4-Arrved. ship Mnrcia Greenleaf,
Bunker, Pensacola.
G,snALrAR. sept s-Arrved, bark Pedro ainsi Csp),
Pages, New York.
GrnoA to Sept l4-sa,ied. barks Aisle Giuseppe 1taD
New York; Prma dtsD, do; Mareisni utaD. Baiti-
more
HAvRn sep. i4-Arrivcd. bsrks rreia (Nor), Jensen.
New York; S, Lou's trr). Lombard, Fcrnsndiua
hxLvoET Sept i4Arrived, bark johns Marsh, Pst,cr-
son. Wilmington, &C
KoSrGsBKRs to Sept l4--Arrved, bark Hclios (Gcr).
Nordt Now York.
LIVERPOOL Sept i3-Auived, steamers Ibcran (Br)
Horne. Boston; 18th. Palestine tBp. Irving, do.
LospoN. sept i4-Arrived, barks Captain Peter Dahl
tSor). Jonnsen, Philadelphia: John Black (Br Doane.
Pugwash: schr Chambers tBr), Buck. brunswick, Ga
sailed 18th, steamer stsncne tBr. Norris Now York
14tb bark Crust OF the wavo tBr) Harris Phi'adcpha.
MovILLE sept i4-Arrived bark Annie Troop (Br). Fer
guson. Quebec for Londonderry.
MARsEiLIrs. Sept 13-Arrived bark Mory Halo, Hig-
gins. New Orleans
QupESsrows. Sept 13-Arrved, bark Triton (Aus' Cat
tarinch baltimore.
Sailed 18th. steamer City Of Montreal tBr,. New YORK
(rom Liverpool.
RxvAl, TO Sep. Arrived steamer Hakon AdcIstein
(Nor Bergh. Now York.
RorrxupAx. Sept I2--Arivcd, ship India Nor, zacha-
rsassen, New York; 18Th steamer P Csand (Dutch),
Doddcs, do.
81 NAzArKr sept 1i--Arrived bark Les Bons Fills Fr
Horscnu, Pascsgouta.
Tn,rsrn sept s-Arrived, park Antonio G UtaD. Gala
brieia New York
vxSicK sept iI-Arrived orig Cuorc dtaD, Casteiano
PHILADELPHIA
LoSpos. Sept 14-ShIp Damaut Ger late Pride of the
rorD. Lanshcar. Bremen sept tor North America,
hss put into avre having been damaged By collision
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLrnKAo. Sept IA, PM-Wind sw, strong. ''e
vLYHoyrH, Sept IL, PM-Wind sw, tosh, with rain.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Sept IL bark Lancer, Dowdcn
Atlantic Ocean, aoO speT h all teid spoke Juiy
Janet Gartiand, ITO bois oil.
letter from Capt Baker, OF bark Reindeer Of NB, RE-
pcrts her at Aux g. with 200 bbls o, had
ished slowing down 12O bbls OIL Had had
ytormy weather July "a, spoko bark Daniel Webstrr
Borden. NB, with 20 bbls VIII oil. Saw him largo
whale the 10 -
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants. shipping and shinmnstcs informed
that by tclegraphng 10 the HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street, Loadon. to tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue de pOpera
Paris tho arrivals at and departures from European
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. tho will cabiod 70 this
country FREQ of charge.
Captains srrlvn, ut and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris oce the
cal and expeditions for telegrsphing newx
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
CLEARED.

Steamer CITY Of Berlin tBr, Kennedy. Liverpool via
Queenstown John u Dale.
steamer The Queen tBp Bragg Liverpool VI" Qreons
town. " J Hurst
Steamer octornrs Reynolds, Baltimore-Wm DaiIeil
Steamer Tr'pct. Davis. Wilmington. Dci-Abic Abbott
Steamer Anthracite. Grumcv Philadelpha-Jas Hand
Willis 4 co. - e -
Ship Crusader OBJ, Durkce, Havro-Boyd 4 Hincken.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
A BAD BEGINNING.

Charles Gogcr, boy twelve years OF age, living nt
No 81 First avenue at six O'Clock yesterday attempted
TO break into the store Of Mr. Gustave Parisette
The ground floor OF the building Mr. Parisctte ae-
tectcd him and handed him TO the police Jndge
hail
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
SAILED.

Steamer Etna (Sr tor Port Prince DC; ships Skulds
Nor. copenhagen Stettin: ID II Morris (Br) Hnvre
barks sospir tAns,. Cork Falmouth tbenerer (Nor
Cork Lciijcd (Norl. Quccnstown Falmouth brig Ten.
erne Marselcs: schr Spocdwell.
Also sailed. steamer Atemare, for Lewes D-i; bark
Hugh Cam tBp, Bremen briGs Stella 0r,. Dublin Key.
sto -
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
A DRUNKEN POLICEMAN.

Captain Clnchy. o! the Eighteenth precinct, ycstcr
day preferred charges OF drunkenness against olcer
Barry, OF his precinct, who came home from Crocd
moor on Thursday in an intoxicated condition and
ported at the station house.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15

HHNOTICE 10 CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN rRADE-Capssns officers
vessels engaged eoatng foreign osserv-
communicate the fact 30 the HERALD, that
brought publicly tho attention Of tho proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
tion OF displaced buoys the Of their removal will
suffice In all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
the American Continent When they observed
the Of European countries in the
requested that information be either by telegraph
the London office Of the NEW YORK HERALD f6
Fleet street. London. tho Paris Office 81 Avenue dc
rOpcra Paris Where the telegraph Is dispatches
Bennett 81 Avenue do pOpers, Paris" Where cf
displacement observed In tho countries beyond
.he roach of tho telegraph, Asia Africa captains
may communicate with reaching the 6yst ccnvcn-
port This inform alton will be cnbcd free ofcharSe
.he HERALD and published
A9-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIuIiT.--he NKw yoRK
HERALD hiss adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
board tho fIEKALD yacht, showing while
burning the coors rod green changing from to the
succession, be several miles distant
Captains vessels upon this signal will oolige
by preparing any soy have for the Ship
News Department OF the HERALD.
RS-Pcrsons desirous OF with vessels arrv
Ing Now York do by addressing such vessels
care Of Herald yacht. Pier No East River. New
York Letters received all Of tho world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
REV. BENJAMIN SCHNEIDER.

Rev. Benjamin Schneider who ior forty-two years
was missionary OF Tho American Board in Tur-
key died yesterday at the City Hospital Boston, Mass
He was native OF Pennsylvania.