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The New York herald., 1877-10-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY

SHrP MARIANNE NorTEBonM. from New York Sept II for
Francisco put into st Thomas Oct II Of the
death OF Capt Whitney. who killed by the second
mate. The Consul was invest ignting the case.
PLASxELLER (B,, hence for Antwerp, put into
NJ s Ss.n m 9n ~ S
of the crew nre injured
snr Alson. t>or from Pensacola for Liver pool. which
latter port Oct unit for
BARK wHrAr.AsD, Wallace. from wlnncbah wcA. for
bady The spoken 10 days later. but no mention
salt laden and bound for = Peters ~ days out y was lost ss
Tho oieers and crew. numbering nine persons were aIi
osI the exception Of one boy named Henry Rocal
M n" With caso
Sept abandoned ihs as.a and
George. Ne. in 1865 and hailed from Boston,
Mexico r DG r,s
which lost sails and starred butts on star
board side
scnn GropcirrrA, from Pensacos. at Key West Oct T.
damaged sails and rigging in heavy weather on tho
Oct heavy weather on the passage and lost
a portion of her deck load.
scua WV FISHER Shcchsn. from Pensacola for Savanna
a Mar before reported the late gale p tho
cola Oct Is nnder arym"sts and damages
schr zenesa @ ppssoveT Laden rs lnmse I'M Gr;sna sna
n ,0 ssow Cove on sh 5h nss and viii Be
loss. No insurance. Cargo saved
HALIFAX Oct l3-Teicsrams received IN this city state
that a schr-name giyen--sai!ed last week for 81
Pierre from Grand Banks Fortune Bay, NJ having among
her employed In the Chebucto Lob
tho latter place. who intended u Join the
George ~hattuck, - Pierre on their way TO
Halifax during heavy gale tho night Of the oth INST
the scnr wrecked at Langley and four pcrson-Peter
drowned
PoRr HAwKrsnuRy. Oct 0-Divers are NJ work attempt
ing schr ,;eorgc Peabody sunk on West ArichA
They succeeded in saving great deal o. ner ss
week, and are now prepared and only awaiting calm
weather to make the attempt to hoat her. tA
PulLAprLrura Oct i5--2OO0O bushels Of wheat have
been discharged from the Dnrk firenzn iaD, bound
port London ashore on CApc Honlopen, and
Is expected that she will be gotten on to-day.
QurBKc. Oct i3-shp Vanguard for London. ready TO
Matane Is ashore miles below. dsmastod Sur.
vcyors are going to her. - x,.., -
Queenstown with wheat colidcd with barge Batsca and
towed Quebec leaking She is di'chargnH part OF
49,
ashore at Point Trembies has been cx
smncd by divers. She will proceed $50,
Bark Adehem (Nvr). from Quebec Tor vest Hattepoo
which colded on Brandy Pots with ship Lake Superior,
wns towed back to Quebec 18th. -
Bark Anna Norj before reported ashore ~ - homas
was hauled of and towcd Quebec Oct IA leaking Sho
| will he surveyed on the 10th. -. .A.. AZ.
I5thIt ~ reported that the large timber snip Glen
haven hence for Cnrdih Is ashoro ocio" Es'no' o'n"
| There are no particulars.
the safety o the BRIG Merca capt bcrney due ~ this
port. on q voyage rom sydney on saturday week last
The gale Saturday Sunday last was :" herce rs 70
give suspicion that tho Mercauc mas pceh nis-
mascd the greater disaster OF total loss mas not over
taken her.
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watched and tenderly cared for by tho
forces OF Major Walsh, who henceforward rcgaroed
bis guests as his special proteges would appear to me
from my know ledge of frontier wars IN lndia 10 20
simply that tho fugives we're met on the rohuer oy
the Mounted Police and disarmcd
l have not tho pleasure OF knowing MAYOR "aisn'
but presume he has been chosen for the same quail
guido the choice Of officers on the frontiers oi
Now Zealand with the Maorlcs, at the Cape OF 1ood
Hope with bravo aud swarmng Caihrs, ana on the
northwest frontiers Of indian with ts savage ARnans
The ofhcer must havu knowledge ol the natives
their character and language he must nave common
seuse and while gifted with the hand OF iron under
the glove OF velvet must still be smablc and merciul
Add to this hnc appearance and almost supreme
power in hts district and you havc Inc sample Of ths
onnccrs our frontiers round the world
need hardly say that tho United states army mas
numerous officers admirably qualified 10 take solo
charge OF all the Indians in the United States, and y.
Is really lamentable 10 think that the government
docs not appear TO see tho advantage OF using them
for that purpose AS English officer, cannot un-
dersland IT, Tho whole business IS mystery 10 me.
rendered terrible and then by the sacrifice OF
such gallant noble officers Custer Hale and Bid
die. ] am, STR, your obediont servant,
EDWARD PALLISER,
Late Captain Seventh Queens Own) Eussarz
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, Oct IA, 1877.
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OFFICIAL COURTESIEs.
A PENSION AGENT roRcIBLY EJEcTED FROM
POST OFFICE.

PENSION AGENT roRcIBLY EJECTED FROM A
POST OFFICE.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEALD.1
BALTIMORE, Oct 16, 1871
n. r. McCnlmont, . special agent OF tho United
States Pension Bureau at Washington, called At the
Post Once at six O'Clock this evening, accompanied
by friend, and, handing his card to clerk asked
permission to write q letter. The clerk admitted
him behind the rail, where only employees
are aowcd. While be was engaged writing General
Tyler. tho Postmaster, entered and inquired who tho
men were, but as tho clerk who admitted thom had
gone one could inform him. He then approached
McCalmont and requested him 10 icavo. Tho la.ter
explained hts position, and declined TO leave until
he had completed his letter, whcreupon General Tyler
sczed and ejcctcd HIM by force from tho building To-
night Mr.. McCalmont caused General Tylcr's arrest
an tho charge OF assault and he was taken 10 police
station, when tho officer dismissed him on the ground
that II q that did come under the juris.
dction OF tho local authorities McCamont alleged
that General Tyler struck hun in the face Tho cnse
which has excitod considerable interest In official cir.
clcs will probably como before tho United states au-
thorities Tomorrow.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

APPONAUG. Oct II Arrived, schr Irwin. Johnson.
boston Oct i3Clesrcd. schr Joseph Eaton. Jr Peter
iitnmArrived, schr Kate Atkep. Brewer, rhilade-
phia. ~, -, -
tie, 4; James Barrass (B. Beams, do Rom IN. Crowel
Philadelphia schrs George Fauane, Adams and Richard
yaux, Robinson, do; Pavilion, Robbins Perth Amboy
Ada Ames. Woudmsn, New York; Commerce, Adams. do ;
j II Hancock, Edridge Bordeaux; Frank Cotton Cotton,
Philadelphia. - .
cus Bcarsc do bark Kate Williams Hale Flcrcs brig
Erncsnc NcAlevy, Gloucester. +; schr 81 Crox. Le-
BALTIMORE Oct 15--Arrivsd, ships Imperial, Crosey
London angcsund tNor), Rasmussen, do bnrks Scotia
(l,r) Ines Gioucester Sarah Chambers lBr), Ruther
ford, Liverpool; Angela Acca1e uta). Bnllando. Cork
Mary 1 Baker Bp, spron. London Northern Chief
dout; John Shaw, Cox. Now Haven; Matte Holmes
Holmes Portland; Fanny Warner. Brockway, New York.
Also arr ived, steamer LOUISE Walker, Roanoke River
brig Ooocto Br) Christian, Liverpool schrs Ocean Lilly
(BrJ Mayors, Cape Canso. NS; Anna Gaskfli, Gaski
New York; ID 3 Keeling. bennett. do.
George Appod Loveland, Savannah; barks Traveller (r)
Pcnnhed, Rio Jaueiro; Nphon (Br Bacon Londonderry
schrs WIN l. Abbott. Ludlsm New Haven: Chas Samp-
son Whden, Boston: Mary Power. Wiley. do; Rich
Inond, Thompson. Eastport, Me; Jessie Knight. Law
renee. New Bedford.
Sailed--BarK Gamaliel. . n. -
ssRUSswIcR. oc. .II-clcarcd. schr Henry whitney,
Shepherd. - John, NB.. ~. ], l1t.
BRISTOL. Oct is-Arived. schr Amos Fslkenburg.
ea CIARIEsT3S. Oct is--Arrivsd. barks 1rsIi Gen.
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OBITUARY.
ANTONIO sCIALoJA

ANTONIO oClALOJAs
cable despatch from Komc this morning announces
the death that city yesterday OF Antonio Sciaoja
statesman ami tho foremost political economist OF
Southern Italy. Signor Scialoja born Geduccio
near Naples, in 1917. Ho studied for the law under
an advocate tho Court Of Appess and was called
tho bar in 1s45. Ho went 10 Turin and re-
maincd three years. He returned TO Naples
in ls4s, and was successfully Minister Of
Agriculture Commerce and OF Ecclesiastical Affairs
after which he elected Deputy and continued to
servo until tho dissolution of the Chamber in 1s49.
He then rcentcrcd bis profession and. becoming i'm
plica,ed in tho insurrcctonof May 10, 1s49, was
suspended AS q lawyer aud professor, and
alter three years spent in prison hc was
condemned to perpetual banlshment from
Naplca He rcappcnred Turn ana opcnci a
school Tor teaching political economy. shortly after
his arrival Turin no received hs naturalization pa
pers. tho title Of Doctor of Faculty and char in Tho
from Moncalvo Province OF Casale to tho
national parliament Of 1859 He was recalled
s e s new and at ns
OF 1862 he went 10 Paris negotiate the treaty OF
commerce between Franco and Italy In tho latter
part OF 1865 SgLor ScInoia was called TO La Mamoras
Cabinet Minister OF Finance and accepted the di
cult task Of facing tho most nenaclng situation with
tho budget largely in deficit TINS was on tho
eve OF the war with Austria On the Is: of
May, 1866, he compelled the courts 10 legalizc the
issue OF paper money, and he was authorized by the
kinds OF extraordinary means. Among other meas
ures he made forced loan Immediately
after me annexation Of vcn,re n October, October,
showing the startling deficit OF $sl, 500 900.
He soon after this expose replaced by Signor
Cambray .Diney. It was SAID. however, that he IN
spircd the official actions OF his AS apolit
cal economist he has written sovern books prominent
among which are "Prncipcs OF Social Economy"
"Indusiry and Protection" elementary Social
Economy" besides largo number OF small brochures
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CHICKERISG @ HALL.

The comm opponent exerc,es Of Aunt Polly Bas.
set's "sngr' skewrr were held at Cnickcring Hall
last evening. There very largo attendance. Even
the galleries we're literally packed an extraordinary
number Of little folks being among the dclghcd spec
tators The chorus oil boys and girls showed evidence
oil thorough training and sang very sweety The antcs
OF Aunt PoIiy's big boy 'Jededan' Afforded intense
amusement 10 everybody, and his queer singng and
blundcrs drcw forth uproarious shouts OF laughter
The .'skcwl" exercises had the rare merit OF peing
short and II tue ushcrs pay ttle better attention 10
their duties than they dd last night so that persons
having reserved seats Will not find tnem occupied by
persons having no right TO them the iuture entertain
ments will doubtless be well attended.
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OF the part better than All her songs were
cored and the acting 10 the drinking apturousy
applauded. Mile. Aimee was well supported. No one
could have PLAYED the role al Aurore better than Mle
Desirce, ana Mile. Mario made hit rs Marasquin.
Shc sang tho music very swcctly, her acting was
pretty, but wanted y trno more Of that ease which
only comes with experience. The Nourzouk OF Jouard
lnm table in makeup and acting and be sang
usually we'll Duplan was, as usual, very amusing MS
Bocro. Nile. Duparc had little 10 do as Pedro, but
did that little we'll The choruses sung with
taste and spirit, and the dressing bright and
pretty Altogether this opera was never sung better
in this city, aud tho audcAcc evidently appreciated
ihIala lacf
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MAJOR WALSH AND SITTING BULL.

To THE EDIroR or THE HEKALD:-
I have just read your correspondents interesting
letter about Sitting Bull cannot help however. be-
Iieving taat he has been somewhat misnformed re-
garding the action Of Major Walsh and his dnc
mand.
do not think he would couptenancc cmissories to
Sitting Bus camp when on United States territory,
and no would certainly not receive that chief and his
rsbbie With guard Of honor. That "they threw on
shsir cartridge boxes and lay down AZ camp ores,
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER le s77TR1PLE

Brig " Parker Kssne from New YORK for Bsyrous Oct
III, LAT 20 25. ton II :. -
Brig OrtoIon from Havana Boston. Oct H. lat 40 1o
Ion II
schr Jordan. Savannah for Busnos AyreA' ssrs
3, lat 81 20. Ion ~
scbr Herbert Anderson, from Phadelphia for Corpus
Christi sept 10, on Florida Coast
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THE BROADWAY THEATRE.

"La Marjolaine" gave place to 'Grofc- -Girona' at
the Broadway Theatre las. evening, and large audi
was attracted by Lecocq's very amusing opera
boune Mile Aimce's rendition OF the role OF the twin
sisters is well known and favori,c impcrsoDation
and saw her appcar 10 such advantage in tho
part she did last evening The OF THIS gifted
artistic has greatly improved since she heard
this OPERA and she consequently met the requirements
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SENATOR MORTON AT HOME.
[BY TELEoRApa TO THE HERALD.I

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct Is. 1877.
Senator Norton has improved rapidly in tho last
forty-cght hours, and being anxious to return homo
IRON Richmond, DR.. Thompson consented to hts
making tho journey which was accomplished
in safety Leaving Richmond in President
McKeen's special car at iorty minutes past
eight this evening, the party arrived nero
twenty minutes past eleven. The Senator slept for
thirty miles O the trip, and Is now resting COM
parativcly quiet Ho was accompanied W several
trends from Richmond. All are united In the belief
that the journey has proved beneficial
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N1pI.o,s rHrArnE-x1cx or TEE WOODS.

NIBLOs THEATHE-NICK THE WOODS.
That old time boisterous, red fre, boroer drama,
ssNick OF the Woods" was once moro launched on a
OF gore Nbo's Theatre last evening, and sailed
along turbulenty to its comforting Close Mr. Joseph
Proctor the well known representative OF the aveng-
ing spirit, "Jibbenainosay" won hearty plaudits by
his forcble Characterization. lie wns supported by
an efficient company and q very iui house witnessed
the performance.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Wandering Jew oncw), from Camden. Me- Tor Della
ware Brcakwater. Oct -, 80 miles from Nantucket
Ship sprngwopd Or. 1lcaid from Ardrossan or s"n
Francisco sept II. lat I3 n. Ion ~ w. So, -
snip Gov Wilmot .lsrJ from Hamburg for Cailao, Sept
20. lat ~ 90. Ion 10 30. ms
Bark sostrenc NOR, Foyno. from Livcrpooi lot VIII
mingt0n. Nc, Sept 20, lat ~ Ion 10 -,
i,jg Romoa tHr), Edgctt from Londonderry for Shel.
burne, Ms, Sept 70, lat 40 10, Ion 70
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ocronER Is, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. Is, 1877.
ARRIVALS

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wIiITEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer South Tyne tot New Casc), IIaiett, London
IL Gays. In ballast to Funch. Edye 4 Co
steamer tielert Ger Barcnds, Iiamburg via lIavrc
Oct o with passengers 10 Eunhmrdt Go. Had
fresh NNE winds and good weather aIl tho passage
~ lat Al So lon GA 80, passed Bremen bark showing
QBPD, bound l..
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer Albntross Davis. Fall River for New York.
BARK Cloves Dckenson, leghcrn 80 days with
merchandise TO master; vessel 20 Evans BAIL Oct !
81 3 wreck; bore down on her. but cond
board appeared 70 pc wncriogRca ana
about the bcing high did not board her
~ feet below had white monkey rail- one
foot wide extending whole length OF cabin black hui
green and white bead waterways quarter board wss
washed Oft; could not be made out owing to
pcing partly under water. . :.
schr t;en Banks Linscot st John, Nh. for New York.
schr Helen, Carroll. Calais tor New York
Schr Allie Oakes Pillsbury. Rockland for New York.
schr Ruth II Hodgdon Terry. New Bedford ior New
schr GSneral Sheridan Stewart. Portland, Ct, for New
York. . -
Schr Boston. Nickcrson. warenam tor Now York.
schr Peerless, smith wareham for New York.
sehr Helen Mar Nickerson Provdence for New York.
Schr Bessie Blnck r) Pcck Prevideace for New York.
schr j " Bell Bell Taunton Tor New YORK:
schr Ann T. Stafford. New Haven TOR PhadelphiM
Schr Sea Flower Lincoln. WeilAcet or Now York
Schr Divcrty. Carroll Pawtuckct or New York.
schr 4nhony Bnrson Johnson ssoninston for Now York.
Sch, Mary Hamilton, steelman, Now London FOR New
scIr oliver scoied Dssosway New Haven for George
town, DC.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer EIeanora, Johnson New York for Portland,
Bark Harriet Upham Qr). Putnam, New York for IRE
Brig Dart (Br), Cotton New York for Montcvideo.
schr Modcsty. Nickersop, New York for Plymouth.
Schr Frank Herbert. Croweli. New York tor Boston.
Schr Brunett. Rich. New York for Salem.
ch kS oo"s Now Sx ar 1Ix ss
schr Nellie Brown. Kelly. New York Tor New Haven.
Schr VIM Todd TODD Port johnson Tor Boston.
Schr Emma Jane. Raynor Fire Island for Fair Haven.
schr Rising sun Jones. baltimore for Now Haven.
schr TRADE Wind Corson, Washington DC, tor stonng-
Schr Reading RR No 35 McDevitt Phsdelphia for Pro-
videncs.
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SAILED.

Barks Paolo Revco (Tta. ior Queenstown Falmouth
Heard tBr, Cork or do; Bolivar (fr, Bordeaux;
America. Barbados.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

That ever popular play. "Uncic Toms Cabn,'' was
revived last evening at the Grand Opera House, with
Mrs G. G. Howard in her original role OF Topsy The
spacious auditorium well filed, and Of the
many points OF the play failcd OF It's intended effect
Miss Gracic Wade gave much pleasure as
Eva particularly in the frst act In tho
remainder OF the play where she appears as an
animated tract in duodscimo, her at,enuatcd framo
voice excited tho constant sympathy Of her hear
Mr. T.. Winston also succeeded IN pleasing by
the vigorous way In which he snapped out his words
and cry from time 10 time Mr. /. T. Barker excited
much laughter and applause as Marks the lawyer ana
Miss Gsorsie Allen made sn ncceptaole Eme.ne sao no
places quite effective particuiarly the nght across
the ice-illed river Among the features OF the per
ormancc the choruscs by the Jubilee singers ana
In tho plan aton jubilee the wonderful banjo playing
OF the negro Horace Weston. Perhaps the most pc
turcsque tho death bed oi Eva, with he
Jubilee Singers grouped tho grounds about the house.
s'MY AWFUL DAD''-LEsTER WALLACE AT THE
NLw PARK THEATRE.
tsMy Awful Dad, ;" with Lester Wallack in the title
role played with great applause at the New Park
Theatre, Brooklyn. last night The stock company
put forth thcir best endcavors and acquitted them
selves very crcditaby. Mr.. George r. Edcson, as Dick
Evergreen, made tho part exceedingly amusing. and
divided the plaudits almost evenly with Mr. Wallack
as the ..Awiul Dad. The later less happy
this character than In those OF the genuine drama,
Ia which he has won so many triumpha Vi MISS
Kate Bartlett Emma Margod Is difficult to say any
thing which will be grateful 10 her as artist Sne
Is pretty and charming. That Is all Miss Allie
Weaver played tho part ot Matilda Wcddacan IN u
graceful and pleasing manner.
ssrHE PRINCESS ROYAL" AT WOODS rHEATRE.
Augustin Daly's company played in 'Thc Princess
Royal, last evening at Woods Theatre, in Brooklyn.
Tho drama as is we'll known takes as its plot Of
those amorous ntrgues Tor which the history Of the
house OF Brandcnburg is rather famous Its opening
is Intensely interesting and this character is preserved
throughout the tableanx in which the stages Of
the action represented. rho cast is strong Mr..
Charlcs Fisher as the King OF frussa Mr.. g. Stud
lev us Frederick Trcnck, Mr. Owen Fawcett as Spykc
and Mr.. Davidge Count Won Lendorf were cs-
pecialy commcndablc. Miss May Davenport taxes
the part OF the Princess Amcie.
On Thursday night "Divorce" Will DO produced at
tha theatre.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
CTUAL BENEFIT From USE or IiYATf,3> LIFE
hBALsAM. ut once roiisblc, safe aud enectual, rs a
family medicine IN rheumatism scrofula. neuralgia &c
Sent everywhere by Depot 246 Grand N. Y
DEFORE ALL.
ID SPECIAL DISPATCHES FROM CONGRESS-
EVERY NIGHT
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
(lFfICIAL DRAWING KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
Nundcr Special Notices. WILLIAMSON co., 500
Broadway General Eastern Agents.
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WILLIAM SELLEw.

Mr. William Secw m old resident and former mer-
chant OF Cincinnati and widely known, died ycstcr-
day at the age OF seventy.two The deceased was a
native or Connecticut
The New York herald., 1877-10-16

Steamer Pereire Br,, Dsure. Hsvre Oct wa plymouth
7tb with and lat to Louis De benion
Steamer Knight. Chichester 6corxe'o~n. Do' WIN
Steamer w,im.msport wirts. Philadelphia. with coal TO
bark Raches CAns, Msrassi Newcastle, f. IS days. with
mdse Funch, Edye Co. -. 90 -. =. =,
Bark Mary Pratt Savn, Sables doionnc 20 Gays IN o"'
Bark Pekin Kline Rio Jsneiro 80 days. with coffee to
Pendcrgas Bros Crossed tho Equator sept IN Ion s<'
Brg wsrDurs tNor Nielsen. Bordeaux "a days. 10 bal
Brig Xe. Hustled Brewster Jaemei. 90 days. with log
Bris Cias Hoard lsr) Wallace Arecibo. PR 10 days.
with Lanman kemp vessel to simpson snnw.
Schr FIVE Sisters of Boston, Gates Navassa II days.
with gnano to order vessel e simPson. oaPp xe q, b.
last Bulcy. Had strong and NE Gaies WIN mucn
thunder. ghtning and rain. ,y,, - 9
Schr Clara Ewell tof Senrsport. Long winosot >.
10 days with psstor to MASTER is bound 20
schr eferson liibbs Brunswick Ga. days with ium-
scbr Carrie Webb Hawkins, Georgetown. Sc 10 day.,
sehr Mary Louisa. Gasxill, Washington. N G. days
with naval stores TO MillsJ 80 -
Schr Nellie Potter. Howard, Wasnington NJ . osys
with naval to W Hinmau
Schr Lnev Jones. Msyhew. Richmond, Va
Schr II Burrows, Bayles. Virginia.
Schr 7 Wooley, Osborn. virginia
Schr w Cox. Ingerso, Virginia.
schr Maria Jane Boxer. Virginia
Scnr Maria Eiizabeth Hcadley: virGnia-
schr ST. EJsyne; Fakenhurg; Virginia
Schr Maria 4 Elizabeth. Holey; virginia
Schr Emma White, benjamin. Virginia.
sloon N Il Drew. okcs. virgins.
Schr " Turner, Parker. Virginia.
schr Tarry. Johnson. Baltimore
Schr chingarora, Jackson, Ratiniose
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
The New York herald., 1877-10-16

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
Sun AND MOON. WATER.
Sun rises .......... IL Gov. Island. morn 80
Sun scts............ Is Sandy Hook. morn 2 81
Moon sets. morn II ~ He'll Gate. :. morn "a
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-31
An Orphan Child.

The officers Of Virginia City were
thrown into q state Of intense excitement
last night by a case Of reported kidnap-
ping. The facts as obtained by = NEWS
reporter are as follows: Some years ago
May MorrisIwas made the guardian Of an
orphan girl named Pauline Herman.
The girl wa we'll cared for by her guardian
and treated In the kindcst possible man.
ncr. Application was finally rhSde 10 have
tho child taken TO the State Orphan Asylum
In Carson. Pauline went there and re-
manned until q few months ago. when shc
was hired out TO q family living In Carson.
A few days ago tho girl complained that
sho was ill.trcatcd. Her guardian went
10 Carson yesterday aud brought the girl
with her 10 Gold Hill. The authorities Of
tho Asylum demand her return % that
institution. The right as TO who is en-.
titled 10 the custody of the child will be
decided by Judge Rising at 4 o'clock to-
day. These are tho particulars, as nearly
As they can DO asceriaincd.
Those who are acquainted with May
Morris say she has always treated the girl
with great consideration, and that she
would not have interfercd at all u the girl
had been properly cared for by the people
with whom she was living. This Is. Of
course, only one side OF the story, but II
will doubtless prove to DO correct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-31
Las. E,sn,.s'. Entertainments.

nm. -l.l..I .,lo.,.i,u.,t ,i,or i.,t
fho musical sn'',n' e',o.
evening at the Methodist Church ny the
Mcdibeny Family WAS one Of the best ever
nre..ntcj In Gold Hill. and II was desery.
s,,. 81, .,,.nd.d No,wi,h.,andinp o,-
eu'! W." ~
position aud preJudiced publications. tney
drew excellent and appreciative audiences
Il. ,o,h virc,ni. .nJ Silver citv. and m
h.se ss,dam .ssn : bet,cr nlcased audience
~ ,hst ~ Ia, .@vsn}ng' All of the
~. .h,IJ,on from Miss Viola. aged
,hir,ssn YEAR. down IN little Allie. only
Az wear: m ,rc musical prodigies, and
sviJsn,iv inh.yit tlsIr tal,pts from their