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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

e " %ss
with top Of royam asthead above water
snIr sAcnxM. Crowe at Batavia July 10 from Bombay.
leak. She had docked for repairs Sept 2L
BANK CAMEO r from Quebec for ~ o wh
timber was wrecked at Anticosti Sept 10 crow " ""spo
scnK JULIAN s,crman before reported ashore on Port
Hood win be sold. together with her cargo of FISH,
from Port SS oa arrived Il :.
s S m To
her into tho mnd
Sea-. ksxH from Sheet arsar wss ~, at s~sne,
OF her TO pars both
tain having alternative her up the barber and
wore to be made to get her Oh
FREDERICK HALL recently stranded at GARDENERS
Her snE and other scks have Sesn re-
na Co. Of cg g. and worth
5000 This vessel before reported as having been
The recently Launched at Kennebunkport: by
Capt Thompsoa. 79a i.loo tons register mas be IN
yase terms and will be called the Hiram Emery she win
nsss s y Gp
yellow pine thorouyhy sailed and will class A. % In
Boston. Sept 27Pilot boat No T. which WAS engaged In
ss II % 9sgs States sssn asa
The case has not yet como mp In court
CnAmorrErowN. PEI. Sept 22Thero is bark ashore at
outside cascumpec arbor and another of rracadc Beach
Sept 1.-THE steamer Georgian; laden with
Lighters have gone to her assistance.
PAscAGouLA. Sept 22-schr Emerson, for Vera Cruz
got ashore bank OF Horse Island Pass got OIL and
this morning
fIcroU, Sept 24-The schr -Four Brothers, of Arichnt
went to pieces aud two other vessels brig and schr
drove ashore at Mcrgomish during the Into storm.
QUEBnc. Sept 26-The OF steamer Amelia (Br)
from Montreal for London which back TO Sydney CB
IL supposed to be unnjured.
SnPnuILpISG- Loring OF Yarmouth 10 fitting mn.
tcrias for bark Of GOO tons measurement to he of
early tho coming This bark Is be owned by
Messrs Yeaton Boyd. of Portland, and Capt Ezekiel
knights, who Is to command her
MIR Jonathan Holiness of Msttapoiset is to build dou-
bledecked whaling bark for Mcssrs clifford Cummings Of
New Bedford DO somewhat larger than the Gay Head
recently bnit by Mr. Holmcs for the same parties She is
to be commanded by Capt Andrew Ieyer, late OF bark
George Susan.
Mr. John Crnndon, Columbia Falls is building fine
vessel designed for bark Of 800 the largest
ever built the town. which he expects to launch lst to
BEAM 81 lower hold is r. aud between decks feet The
vessel built of hard wood hard pine and hackmatac
sound heavy material and thoroughly fastened. Cabin
viii DO finished in BLACK ash and walnut Owned mostly BY
her small interest Is by parties in Liverpool L.
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Tor delivery 70 Ii. association Justice sparks then
demanded the medal from the lieutenant
MODEL JUSTICE.
81 won't givo II up" replied Lieutenant Geo. at
belongs to me until q shall be won by some other
''You won't give It up, emp" querisd the Justice,
rising from his seat and advancing toward the Lieu
tenant
81 will not"
'l'l bet you $40 you WILL" hetly responded the
Justice, at the same time throwing his about the
Lieutenant so as TO pinon his movements and snatch
ing tho medal from his breast
This unlocked for and totally unexpected act COM
pletely bcwdered Lieutenant Geo and his friends.
and before they had time to collect thcr faculties they
were hustled out OF the Office. As they afterward
stated they had never boon surprised In all their
lives before and bitterly denounced tho arbitrary act
OF the Justicc-whom they openly declared to be in
COLLISION with Major Coburn TO take the medal since
tho latter imagined that his team could not win IT.
WHAT EGmTn's MEN SAY
major Coburn," said member ofthe Eighth COM
ing down the train last evening, ais one OF the
biggest towards creation He knew that couldn't
win that medal, he sworc out this warrant against
Gee in order TO get possession OF It anyhow He
never intended shoot the all; II he had hc
would have bad full team out, whereas no ohy had
six or seven men there. Besides that he had this
constable on hand ready to arrest Gee, and he
Wouldn't have done that unless he meant to lot the
whole thing '6zzc. There was no necessity 10 have
constable there for Intended shoot tue match,
and would have shot had the Twenty seventh put a
team against What they meant TO do to set pos
o tho medal and then declare the match post
ponod until some day when would not DO able to
get up here. A nd anyhow, this match to-day was an
altogether irregular one, as the rules oil the assoca
ton expressly declare that tho matches for THIS medal
shall take place Jour times year-op Washnsion's
Birthday, July 4, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas
Major Coburn got this match on, not to shoot IT, but 10
get the medal Well, hos got IT, but Wen how long
he'll keep IT, Tho end OF this thing hasn't arrived
yet"
COURT MARTIAL IN ORDER.
Tho same bitter feeling was manifested by all tho
members OF the Eighth. On the platform at Pelham
last evening Major Co6urn endeav0rcd TO exonerate
himself but the members OF the Eighth did not hcsi-
tell him that bis part In the transaction was
very questionable one aud that they intended to have
him court martialcd.
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A POLlCEMAN'S INSANITY.

Oriccr Zeigcr. OF the Twcuty-third precinct, was
takcu to Bellevue Hospital last night us he had be-
come insane. Ito was paced in one Of the cells pre-
paratory TO his being examined to-day officer Zegcr
was appointed on the police force twcnyscvcn years
ago and had never been arragned before the Comms-
sIoncrs on any charge until about two months ago,
when Roundsman Gallagher found him of
post A Inc Of fifteen days pay was
i'm poscd uLon him for the offence. Since
this decision mad been rendered against him he
cd over his lost reputation and finally his
left him lie was questioned by tho police surgeon Of
the district who ordered his removal To Bellevue los
ptaI OfDccr Zeiger lftytwo years OF age and
vas born in G, rmany When twelve years old he
came To this city, and thirteen years aterward he
appo nted patroman During his career as an officer
he has made some excellent arrests.
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PHILADELPHIA'S SCANDAL.
POLICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TURNS STATES
EVIDENCE.


EVIDENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 81, 1877.
begins 10 appear that John S. Morton is to be let
down very easy. AS president OF tho road he OF
course the prime and principal in tho conspi.
company's treasury, yet ne is to be punishcd-f at
a-with less severity than any OF the subordi-
nate employees. Morton manifested great surprise
at his arrest last night, but he re-
leased only $4,000 bail, while HUM and
Nagc the tho company's treasurer and the other
tho printer In partnership with HUM. wcrc locked
up. because they could not procure the excessive bail
bonds of $50 900 each. There Is beginning TO be q
rcvulson of feeling after the pity which Mr.. Mortons
gush OF apparent frankness and conrition IN
the community Morton's declaration that not
cent OF the million and half In stocks and cash
which he and his pals got away with has remained
In the cx-prcsdcnt's pockets is now being received
with grain OF salt
PRISONERS COURT.
Tho court room OF Magistrate Smith, where the
preliminary examination Of the prisoners was con.
auc,ed to-day, was crowded to suTocation. The
,fldayt OF Mr.. Samuel Baugh, On which tho arrests
we're made, charges the accused officers with tho
criminal over.issuc of stock, the money Obtained for
which, II is alleged, used by each in turn. 1t also
sharses the fraudulent making Of checks and of
ments 10 tho banks with which the company dealt.
MORTON Terms STATES EVIDENCE.
Jonn s. Morton called as witness He said
That gince 1858 he president OF the Wost Phia-
dolphin Passenger Railway Company aisogesher 5000
legitimate stock had been issued Mt the par
value OF $50 per share all this stock was issued prior
10 1870 and since that time there mas been an over
issue about eleven thousand sharcs; these cort-
Gates were signed by witness as president. Mr. HUM
as treasurer and Mr.. stokes us secretary; many
o. these ceruhclfs rcacneu .no nanos oil John n.
and Samuel r. Huhn. In tho fall OF 1873 Mr. HUM and
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steamer Frisia GER Meyer Hamburg via Plymouth and
Chcroourg- kunhardt & Co
ps s,sn%s avo Co. s'h''en p'"' jansen Rotterdam
Steamer andes go, Hughes. Port au Prince. s,-pim
steamer Saratoga, sundbcrg. Havana-James Ward
steamer Gamma OBJ, Liddcoat, Bcrmuda-A Outer
steamer Rapidan Kcmpton snvannah--Murray. Ferris
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence, Norfolk City Point aud
aichmond-Oid Dominion Steamship Co.
sss@sr s,'s s,, MIns TCTSsA M.et
steamer rranconia, Bragg; Port"ndEj Ames.
steamerJ Walker On. Dunseomb, New iavsn-Ar-
BARK Ah6ie Carver. Carver Bombay. Madras ana Cal
Bark Cedar Croft (Br). Young. Iondon-J Parker
Bark Edward Cushing Bicsmore, rcnarth Roads for or
Bark Fidcntc (Aus,. Radosevich Southampton Funch.
BARK Village Belle (Br,, Wright. Iondonccry-G & J
Bark Ban M.suranich tAus Mcdanich. Cork for orders
Bark Ophir (Br), Edgett Cork for oracrs-snow Bur
Bark Sea Crest tBr, Bennett Cork tor ordorsC Der.
BARK .Northumbra Br,. skclly. Cork or Falmouth
Bars Henry 'eham tBp. McKernan, Cork. Falmouth or
Plymouth for ordcrs-Jchn c ;'cager.
BARR Douglas Campbell ur>, i'ord'cy, Antwerp-Jas
lIarl ro,eidon SNor Beck ArtwcrGT 4. TceissAco
BarS Marco Polo Ger, Schmidt. lIamburg-licrmann
Bark Duchess CBr), Elliott copcnhsg,n-funch, Edyo
CO i,ris A,sern, Mcoaulaer. Hun, Ell paJu Brook.
Ijrig u Dickic (Br,. Mitchiner Brsmcn-CW Bcraux
Brig Lizzie asscll Dutch) Hasscil, Wilmington, NC
Jones Lough.
Brig Ida DIR. sitcman Port johnson, NJ-Gcrhard &
Brewer.
Schr Statesma an. Colo, st John. MIA T Heney.
Schr Spartel, IIolewe st Jonn. NIB ed Frye u Co.
Schr Nautilus, Tolman Boston and Rockiand, Neil r
B rown Co.
schr John Mettlcr. Parker, New acknowledgement 4
Wood
schr y + Simpson, Mahony New Bcdord--G Walters
Schr A Miner. Mapcs. New Ilavcn-Rnckctt u Bro
Schr Dart. Cnmpbcr, New Iavcn-Stamioro Manufacture
ing Go.
SIoop Fanny Brun, Newark, Mutations! Freight and
Lightcrags 70.
Sloop Mnnoho Becbe, bridgeport National Freight and
Lighteragc 90.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept 26-Arrived. bark Ismacle GtaD, Alle
gro York 9th. steamer Arratoon Apcar tBr Whit
Ter, Baltimore.
AMSTERDAM. Sept 2e-Sailcd, brig Prince Le Boo (Br).
Morris, Now YORK.
AMER Aug 1s-Arrived, snip Anahunc, Matthew'S Now
York
ALEXANDRIA, Sept l4saicd bark Carlotta Fanny (Aus,
Reimer. United States.
BREMEN Sept 27-Arrved, ship Gaatea, Pillsbury, Bal
tmore.
Sailed 2sh bark onkel (Ger) Tascho, Wilmington, NC;
also the "Bohe." for do.
BORDEAUX Sept 25-Ar-isci. bark Nucva Arelia (sp),
Domenech, Pensacola.
Smiled from Pauiilac 18th, bark Crown Jewel (Br),
Smith, Galveston.
BARCELONA Sept 27-Arrvcd. bark Pedro Ginst (sp)
Pages New York.
COPENHAGEN Sept 23-sailcd, bark Hoving tNor). Jcn
sen, United States.
DunLrx Sept 25-sailcd bark Porro (or, Olsen, Della
ware Breakwater.
DUSKIRK. Sept 20-Arrived bark Santa Marghersa Ii.
CURE QtaD. Benovuuto. New York.
DEvIA Sept Sailed, brig Tally No. Gates Phadsl-
phia.
GRAxcHnourn Sept 27sailed, bark Anna Casper DAM
Jepsen, New York
GENOA to Sept 27-saed barks Probe ItaD Baltimore;
Avnnte QtaD. Rapaiio, Now Orleans.
HULL. Sept 27-Arrived steamer Yeddo r), Owen. New
York.
IIAvRH Sept 2e-salcd, snip Diamant (icr), Lanshear
(rom Bremen), New York. after repairing.
HxLvoEr. Sept 26-Sailed barks Anna Margarctha for
New York Saga. for Philadelphia
RAmpunG. Sept 26Sailcd, barks Marie tGcr Permier.
Philadelphia: Dutch, do Tos Cochrane (Br, Tay-
lor, Delaware Breakwatcr.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 27-Arnved, steamers Abdel OBJ.
Jones' New Orleans; Victoria (Br,. Williams Boston
bark Drowning Sophie tNor) Petersen. New York.
Sailed 9th. bark Henry Durham. Raynor. New York.
LONDON sept 27Clcarcd, bark Milo tBr). Robbins Del
aware Brcakwater; brig Elton Munroe Knowles, Phia-
dclphia
LIMERICK, Sept 2e-Arrived. bark Diana dtaD Bollo.
New York.
LgGuoRS Sept 21-Arrvcd, bark Gulio GtaD, PAoiilo,
New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 27-Arrved, steamer Nova scoan
,Br Kichardson. Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool
bark GENTLE GtuD Rosetta. New York.
ROTTERDAM Sept 27-Arvcd, steamer Rotterdam
(Dutch). Wis. New York.
SWANSEA Sept 27-Sailcd, bark Sequel Or), Owen, Bal
timoec.
scILLY Sept 25-Salcd. brig Ieonora. Blood from Car
diff having repaired,, st Jago or Cieniuegos
srErriS Sept 24-saed bark Dapnebrog tNor), Kurtzc
New York.
TRrrsrK, Sept 27-Arrvcd borks Giuseppina (Ita)
Rurgiero New York Pisco (itap, Pogo. Philadelphia
WATERFORD, Sept 22-sacd, bark Gactsno Rcpctto
Utal), Magnolia, United states
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gal. Myrs Glasgow; Deentia Kahn. Dublin; Hero. Bas
Hansen. Limerick frithiof lngebrethsen. Hui; brig
Alex sndra Farlam. Silloth.
RIO JAxErRo. Aug 23 Sailed. bark ID w (Nor), Hal
New Orleans; brig Mctke Ger Schwasting Savsn-
nah
srAyAScNn Sept 10 Arrived bark Miner Nor). Helie
Sew York.
ST Lucia, Aug 2s-Arrived schr Five Sisters Gates Phil
adepha land sailed Sept for Savassa where shc arrived
Sept 10 for New York;
ST JomS. NB Sept 2J-Arrivcd. steamer Flamborough
(Br Frasier. New York via Yarmouth; scbr starlight
Grant Hnverstraw
Arrived 27th, schrs Ocean Belle (Br), WATSON; Moss
Glen fI,rj thompson Sinaoa Robinson. and Hatfield
(Br) Hatfield. New York.
Cleared 18th mot 23d), ship Charlotte White. Dyer
Liverpool
Cleared 9th ship Martha Cobb. Grce nix LvcrpooI
bark Chn Yang DO Haskins. New York; LAURA
do.
VALPARAISO. Aug .5-in port. bark Midas Frost. from
New York. disg
YARMOUTH, Ms. Sept 23-Sailed, bark Yarmouth (Bu,
Hilton. New York.
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At the meeting Of the Hudson County Board OF
Freehoiders the Court House In Jersey City, ysster
day afternoon the committee appointed to investigate
the action OF John Mclaughlin, Freehoder from tho
Third district of Jersey City, In awarding contract
for rubber hose, presented report submitting that
they wore unable TO procure witnesses, &c, ana
recommending that she Director Of the Board bring
the matter before she Grand Jury. Director Halscad
called for the papers and casting thrcatenng look In
the matter thoroughly siftcd and fnd who received
tho bonus the contract Mr. Mclaughlin, arising
in his scat asked the Director that he had
oil tho papers? 81 have" replied Director Halstead
whereupon Mr. Mclaughlin told him that he might go
TO hell. rho Director threatened to have him cectcd,
but the threat not carried into object.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
sEprnMBxR 81, 1877
%Gentle.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. q, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Laurent r msvrs Sept , - ys
b bcS" i0' with "d'' and 04 Louis
steamer San Salvador, Nickerson. Savannah days.
steamer Old Dominion. Walker. Richmond. City Point
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Ola dominion
Bark Paoia Reveo dtaD Revello. Waterford 4s days,
essr, 1anaPs, Ss ReyVsS ss, ssqGa %
Brig Edith Hall, woortman date clark.on, St JasS
WI n ssS to Me with sugar
schr Souvenir Or Hatfield Nassau 10 days. Win ~ oS
sshr Evslen.ipe of Pert Jer.on, Jsssxay st 8:
vessel toll A Van Irunt
naval stores to woodhouse 4 Kadd;
sehr wedmorc NM, Mnnrss Wash,nsson. NC days.
w;sa @Iss .isss Phillip with
., A,ss- v;1ss; for Newark NJ
s ssSr A sSs. f 6.Se1n y vsania
s sssr VIM s.srsi, ' vas"s.s Srsn!..
S sehr 1 Lyon" JeIr sy'1 Virginia. na'
schr Rebecca knight. Leek, Virginia
s sesr Joseph phs Fsanili%, bswfer Virginia
sehr Monteyeu Lees S,. Virginia; ,,.,,.
schr r Jayne, Fakenhnrg Virginia.
s sssr fsfsh Ga" Cook ss e srsis DC
seh hr De- Mory Gray Brewster Georgetown Dc New
New Haven.
schr Ihoda Holmes, Green Baltimore.
Schr II II Grant, Carter Baltimore.
Schr A T. Moore. Estricke, Baltimore.
Schr q Lane, Lane, Baltimore for New Haven.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr wotherspoon tBr) Pettis. Windsor, Ms. for
New York.
Schr Lizzie G, Gictrist. st John, NIB for New York
Schr Rockhl. West Providence for New YORK.
Schr Game Cock Fitzpatrick Milestone Point for Now
York - .
schr Speedweil. Heath. Gace Bay. Cl for New York.
Schr A Morre. Kelly Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Billow Ball. New Haven Tor New York.
Schr Gust. Taylor, New Haven Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer GIaucus. Bearse. New York for Boston
Schr Union. Mitchcll Now York for 81 John. NIB.
Schr 4 Il w Hines, Hill, New York for Sc John, NIB.
Schr Active, Pye, New York for SC John. NIB.
Schr VIM q IL Mowry Eaton New York for st John NIB
schr Alice Boardman Blunt New York Tor st ohm
Nh.
Schr Frcewind, Frisbe. New York for Boston.
Schr Golden Eagle, Kelly. Now York for Providence
Schr Almon Bacon. Sauudcrx New York for Providence
Schr 4 & Gates, Freeman. Amboy for Boston.
Schr Constitution. Young Amboy for Fall River.
Schr j II Warford, Sprague. Amboy for Providence.
Schr Manlove. Haiock, Amboy for New London.
schr T. ellis, Wells. Port ohnson for Providence.
schr Minric Grng, Purves. Port johnson for New a.
-
Schr Rogers Otis Elixabethport for Portland.
Schr Merwin Bunce Philadelphia for Fall River
schr Gale, Thompson, Philadelphia TOR New Haven
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OUR NEWPORT CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI. Sept 27. 1871
schr Governor Cony (of Augusta Mel. from "sc"sse'
for Providence Lockhar with cargo oil i"ths ran
ashore on Hedge Fence sbosi last night II o'clock The
vessel short handed part OF the crew being down SICK
The master declined assistance Of wreckers who wanted
$500 for This AN US cutter Samuel
Dexter Capt Carson sight An officer with ooats
In getting her off, she is her TO Providence
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THE PRICE OF COAL.

The sales department Lchign and Wilkcs-barre Coal
Company in this city, yesterday issued circular
marking their prices from iortyavc to seventy cents
per ton lower than those OF the Reading Company and
IRON twenty-five to nlty per cent lower than those OF
the Lchgh region producers The coal in question is
delivered free on board at Port Johnson, ~ j. in tho
Kill Won Ku Inc cost OF transportation TO New
York is forty cents per ton. The following arc tho
raj
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A WIFE'S DESPERATION.

Mary Mayer, aged foriy-six years. of No. 305 East
Twenty sixth street. had quarrel with her husband
yos tcrdsy and left her house sho down To the
Cost River nj the foot OF Twcnty-sixth street and
u,,,ncod 10. several citIzcns who the occurrence
semi ior an oicor, VINO succeeded IN rcscung her AS
she was suffering greatly from nervous shock she was
s.ka. INTO Bellevue Hospital for treatment.
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A MURDEROUS ASSAULT.

An officer Of the Thirteenth precinct Brooklyn. yes
tcrdny afternoon arrested John Carroll for assauting
his wife, Margaret Carroll and striking her on the head
with a Ratchet, INJECTING n serious wound. The
prisoner, who Is thirty years OF age, was taken into
custody al HI, residence No. 81 Stockton street. He
was held for examination before Justice Senior.
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RIFLE NOTES.

The Amateur Rifle Club Of this city has beon invited
to send a representative to tho fall meeting Of tho
Rno Club, OF Chicago to take place Oco-
Der 4, 3 and g.
Saturday will be busy day at Creedmoor. The
matches Tor the Remington Long Range Przo, the
Turf Field ana Farm Challenge Badge and the Marks
mans Badge presented by Colonel Wingatc, will
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Bark Fulds tGerl Bassen, from Now York for Bremen,
Sept l, lat Al, lon g.
Bark Shatanuc (r Brewer from Pabellon de Plea via
Valparaiso about Sept % ordered to New York;.
Bark st Genevieve Orr, from New Orleans, bound
Sept "a, 10 miles Of Frying Pan Shoals.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Capt Chadsey, Of steamer Mercedita at Halifax Sept "a
having Cape Sable the previous night ana
the buoy moored ut Brazil Rock had broken adri:t.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived at New Bedford 18th inst schr Carrie " Clark,
Burch, Provincctown TO discharge cargo Of oip.
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SAILED.

Steamers Frsia (Gcr) for Hamburg; w Scholtcn
Dutch Rotterdam; Atlas r). Kingston. &c: Saratoga,
Havana; Gamma tI,r,, Bermnda kapdan. savannah
Iattcras Norfolk; barks Flora CAus Cork Sea Crest
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Orr. Qussnstown; Adeline Ger, Bremen; brig Genoa
(Br. Antwerp. x,.. a.
Also sailed, steamers Isaac Bell. for Richmond &c;
Richmond, Lcwes, Del.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sSC,

VVANTED-A VESSEL OF 500 rO 800 Tons RE-
w turning to Liverpool swansea in ballast to carry
crushed orc IN bags Address MERkIMAC SILVER MIN
ING Co, ~ Milk st., Boston.
WANTED TO PURCilASE-A STEAM TUG IN GOOD
w order; hull sound machinery In good condition. with
cylinder not less than "a inches wheel TO 81 fcct Ad
dress NJ, Herald Office.
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BELOW.
CLEAltED.

Brig Geo Burnhnm, Staples. from Nngunbo. PR
Brig Lady Mary (Br) Rex, from Martinique.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYnvAp, Sept ~. PM-Wind NNE. light.
PLYMOUTH, Sept ~, PM-Wind Sc. light, fine.
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RIFLE MATCH AT RAILWAY.

A RHO match shot at Railway yesterday for o
gold badge. 1t was open TO all comers 200 yards, of
hand. The following is tho score =.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

(NIGAR BOX CEDAR
~ We will furnish, until furthcr notice,
SPANISH CEDAR CIGAR BOX LUMBER,
best quality, at 3xc.;
second quality, NJ 2Mc net, cash.
GEORGE W. oEAD 4 CO..
1856 to mo Lewis ST.. Nav vNrk
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

The Breakwater & Frarkford railroad
Company is back in its payment Of interest
to the State nearly $4,000, only $400
having been paid upon its last January and
July installments. The junction & Break
water road has paid up its interest in full to
July lst, 1877.
Action TO RECOVER MoNEY.-Among the
cases tried in the New Castle Court last
week is the following. as reported in the
ErGy Erc"D9: Robert Anderson vs..
Daniel Brown. This was petition for the
adjudication Of the lawful ownership Of
certain money, which had been paid into
court by the Sheriff. Two petitioners were
represented by their respective counsel;
Robert Anderson by Geo. Gray, ESQ, and
Dan'l Brown by j. II. II0tiecl,er, E,g. The
evidence in the case was as follows: Brown
rented of the proprietor, Frank Collins,
the bar room and fixtures of the hotel at
COllins's Beach, on the Delaware Bay Shore.
Tor the past summer season Of three
months, agreeing to pay $500 therefor; for
which amount he gave Collins his note at
ninety days. During the railroad riots in
July last, Brown, being q member Of Coy.
ernor llartranft's staff was called away to
Pittsburg and was absent three weeks. On
his return he found that Collins had taken
possession ol The bar during his absence.
and held possession of the proceeds.
Blown demanded the money from Collins.
who declined to give it up, and refused to
acknowledge him as the proprietor of the
bar. Brown stated that he wanted the
money to cnable him to meet his note,
and, falling to get it, was unable to do so,
and the note was protested at maturity.
Collins then sued out writ of Judgment
before the justice Of the peace, and had the
bar and stock levied upon. Three days
after this levy had been made, Brown gave
a Judgment to Anderson, under which an
execution was issued, and under this execu
ton the Sheriff levied upon Browns goods
and sold the same. This suit was brought
to determine WHO was entitled to the pro
cecds Of this sale. The Court decided in
favor Of Anderson