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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
A MILDER VIEW.
From tho Augusta ga Chronicle and Constitution
alst MAY 81

From the Augusta (GA) Chronicle and Constitution
alist May g..
IL has boon NO secret for some time past that tho
best feeling does between the promi-
ncnt men of this State. II there was any Goub, on
the subject removed by tho letter OF General
Gordon 10 Colonel Bups and tho reply OF cx-Gov-
crnor Brown, published CA,oa.cle and cons.it-
ionattst Of yesterday. Governor Brown charged Con-
cral Gordon, substantially, with having sold he
democracy during the progress Of electoral count
General Gordon denied that he had done this. and
Governor Brown has replied repeating hls previous
assertion and offering testimony which he says
proves it's correctness We do not propose at this
umc TO discuss the questions OF fact growing out OF
this correspondence. General Gordon viii doubtless
reply the last atac. aud tho publication OF letters
may be continued Indefinitely. We have this much,
however, TO say with regard TO General Gordon's
when the nlbustcring was in progress IL was
mancsty impossible Tor hiUustering 10 succeed, FOR
the public sentiment oil the nation clearly against
IT, II success had been possible, II tue count had
lievc that tho country ana the democratic
party would have sustained Tar greater ~.
Jury than II has by the inauguration OF Hayes We
would have had anarchy OF ncw eicctioh fenans
tins election some such republican AS Morton would
have been President the southern states would nave
been flooded with troops aud the democracy would
have gone into the ngh weakened by charges OF bad
atn, in refusing to abide the judgment OF court
which they themselves had created, aud BY OLSEN
Sons their own ranks arising from the opposi-
ton TO nnbustering. In such an unequal con
and disin tcgration would have possibly FOL.
lowed defeat The fatal mistake made
when democrats In Conerc surrendered tho rights
OF the House by tho passage OF tho bill creating the
Electoral Commission. But II blame Is TO be attached
10 this act the blame must DO shared by the whole
party and not saddlcd upon the congressman alone
Press and people supported the I'LL bccving that ~
offered easy solution OF existing difficulties. They
could iorcsec any more than Congress could forc
Sec that partisansLip would cclc tho OF tho
Judge and that fraud would usurp the place OF justice
When the decision of the Commission rendered
goon couia come Oh opposing ~ nna mucn narm m'cns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT--CHiM DERs.
BY J Judge Barrett

Pike VS. setter The practice adopted was quite cor.
rect. Notice Is never required as II is mere report
by the referee Of his acts and dongs as an officer Of
the Court As well might IL be required OF the sheriff
II he had been dcsign mated to sell The party had
right 10 except to any error appearing upon tho lace
OF the report and rs TO other error or rather as to
any fact aundc his remedy by motion.
Myers vs.. Molony.--Thcre Is no proof OF the dcn
tty OF tho defendant with the person whose credit
the money stands on the books OF the bank. Let The
defendant be examined supplemental order, and
let him required TO produce the bank book.
Mann w. Mann.--The defendant may take an order
for $40 per week alrnony and counsel fce Of 500
be paid In instruments OF $40 per week.
Allison W. stoIIcy.-Rcport confirmed and order for
judgment granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
ASSIGNED PROPERTY.

novel and interesting question has just been ar
cued before the General Term OF the Supreme Court
Flauran 4 Son failed while the abroad. Con-
,cmplating that event. left powor OF attorney to
mako general assignment Tor the benefit OF
creditors An assignment was accordingly made 10
Mr. salmon the assignment being executed
by the partner and by the absent through his
attorney In fact. Indignant creditors flied COM
plant receiver appointed upon the ground that
attorney Tho motion tor receiver denied tho
case was argued appeal by Mr. Ransomc tor the cred
Itors appealing and by ex-Judgo Cardozo Tor the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
COMMENTS BY THE GEORGIA PRESS.

from the Columbus (Ga) Enquirer, Mays
Ex-Governor Brown is credited with having very
long head by those who have borrowed his money He
among the very strongest secessionists sezed
United States property before the State of which he
Chief Executive had passed tho ordinance OF scccs
sion II ho had such clear foresight why did no not
prophecy tho result Stephens dida On the contrary
he precipitated the conflict short time eapses and
We find him than any other in the entire
Conicderacy dcmoralizng the Georgia troops IN tho
Southern armies, and thus aiding the enemy ASK any
the Georgia troops If this Is The revolution
Closes and he is the only Georgia lawyer TO prosecute
Georgia young before military court for United
States gold. lie had the choosing OF standing by
the side OF the South or joining her oppressors. lie
joined the latter With his aid tho State could have
been quicker restored TO home rule. Between Gordon,
democratic candidate, and Bullock, carpetbagger,
he supported the latter. He was chosen Supreme
Court Judge by carpeLbaggcrs; but, thank Heaven,
while running Us their candidate Tor United states
Senator the democrats had strength and influence
beat him. He acted with the radicals throughout and
was snna mater o. sunrise to all r, when
NOW he gives seemingly plausible reasons tor
his course, but they not heard until last year
Now this newly converted democrat Is charging our
purcst and best men with bargain and sale. Tnc peo.
pie do not forget thus early Whore rs The remarkable
foresight OF the Ex-Governor? He has made money
during and since the war Thousands have done the
He was once Delegate to Republican
National Convention. This is CONSISTENT democracy IN
his Had he not better check TO some extent his
new born zeal? He must grow IN grace before he can
be trusted.
Ibe Eestorai commission hau passed a ucmo
cratic measure. The members met. The decisions
against T1den. When FLORIDA and Louisi ana
decided for Hayes all chances for Illdcn
gone The choice between Hayes
some worse radical who would be elected President Of
tho Senate Hayes was far preferable to Morton. That
Tldcn could be ibusered IN at that stage OF the game
was an impossbility, and John Young Brown, Levy,
OF LOUISIANA, nnd others, with Gordon present, and
advised by Lamar endeavored TO secure pledges from
Hayes that troops would be removed from Louisiana
and South Carolina and succeeded. Now Joey b. has
the cheek 10 charge John Young Brown and Gordon
with selling out Tildcn The trick spare
We say theJ did right, ana the south appauds their
action. and Hampton and South Carolina have publicly
thanked Gordon Joey Is. is very sly, but he must
try some other tack 10 secure position.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
PROMISING YOUNG GENTs.

Doschcr cigar store, at No 40 Washington street,
was entered by burglars FRIDAY night Patrick
Wing aud Edward Dewey, each nineteen years Of age,
tho former residing at No 436 Washington street,
latter at No 4f0 Grccnwlcn street, were Yesterday
rested suspicion Of being concerned In shc AFFAIR.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
CLEARED.

Steamer Scandinavia Ur). PAulsen, GlasFow-Hsnder-
rs steamer Hansa (Ger) Pohe, Bremep-Oelrichs L Co.
steamer August Andre tBelg'. hser, Antwerp-Funch
steamer City of Dallas, Hines, Brunswick. Gao IL
Steamer @ sinners. Warren, Phiadelphia-Jsmes
Steamer Noreus, Halett Boston-H F Dimock..
Ship Alexander Marshall, GardDer, ,Lverpoo-Charies
Shin Mercury Psnno, Brsmen-wiiam Nelson, Jr
Ship Grahams Policy Clapp, ssvannah-J amos a Van
Bark vnceuxo Galatola dtaD Maxsss. Hull. E-Lauro.
BARK Amor GtaD. Masnacato. Cork Falmouth
Bark Aquila Or, Stray Cork or Falmouth for orders
Bark k1aco ds4p. olivari. Cork Falmouth for
Bark Idea IsaD. Gallo Cork or Falmouth for orders
BARK Fiomena Danovaro GtaD. Bonnanin. Queenstown.
Falmouth Plymouth for orders-Benham Boycscn.
bark Kennarj tnew). Downing. Cctte-F Talbot CO.
Bark Scud. Lindsay Porto Cabello-Dallctt Boulton
Bark Csrib Townsend. 81 Croix-P Hanford 4 Co.
Bark William Cloves, Dickcnson New Orcans-N II
Big Aurora tAus, Ostvich, Cork for orders-Funch.
Brig Danis, rrowbrsdge, Rogers. Port spsiu-Daniel
Brig Il Todd. Mcclure. Kingston. Ja-A H Solomon 4
Brig Ravenswood (Br). webber. Hsrbor Grace. HF-RP
schr Martha Heath. Nichols Rio Grands su-Fran.
= sehr Earl Potter shearsr Porto Cabso-Parsons
sehr Julia Gamase, Jursens. St Pierre. Msrs-f Il
schr Rosa Eppinger. Bayls. ST Kitss-carswrght 4
schr Jas W Boyle. Cubbery. Richmond, Va -Jas Van
Brunt.
Schr Send, Jones. Boston-Jed Frye 4 Co.
Schr r Shutes, Young Now nsvcn--A Hssard.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain Thomas Curtis, OF the steamship Niagara
from Havana has thsnks for special meteorological
observations made in connection with the HERAID weather
service.
:re se Ia x: & ms. vss On
sss
= :: ss .5'i:s s.
sasss :as:E hour: trying sr.s ~:
S" :,serSa ry y; tho 'ss ne
storm and heavy sea- to &c. ae1s.is and xs.s rs.ss
s1ss to
Indisfane Montreal for Cork sns directed her in the
although the onhn0yn vessel am.'s,d her ssiI -.
been full Of water.
su.r GAME Cook =. Boston soy !. from singapore
NV stovo buwarks boats everything
f's s.
the deck and was instantly killed.
sept = for Rio Jsnsiro WAS spoken 3c lat
80 90 short Of ncr tanks having been hsokcn
stck Of the Austrian bark padrc Tg at New York Nov
weather; mantopmas,. opgalaut aud royal mast.
BARK ABA a.a while coming out Of tho Atlantis docS:
probably get of at high water
BnrcASrrsr, with the letters Rex Won her stern.
which sunk while n sigh. Of tho ship Ber
tie Bigeiow br), from LivcrpooI which arrived ~ Nov
York Nov Is. .
Of rSand has .'1 0g w $. sy
ployed IN tho winter fishing from tho latter port.
CHR FLORIDA Mt Belfast, is having now mfxzenmsst,
with her other repairs
scns MARIA before rSeort.d ashore a n
wood City, Cal not IN the East IS previously Stated
SCHR JEFFERSON BoRDrN. Jones' from Santa Anna Cdex
col tor Queenstown. which put into Key west Oct %,
Hamburg. As 49,
semi SARAH AVER, Of Gloucester Mass into Canso
9th inst from Grand Banks and the 3<th ul,
ab ut 80 miles westward Of the Banks lost both mast
night Of Nov -. Cold Spring Bar. miles Of Cape
Crew saved @t
ScHR MARY LOUIS (Br, Dnuphney from Ingenish. fish
mainsail split She towed TO Bay CB, the 10Th
inst. ,
ScnR BDwiN JANET (hrl. at Baltimore, Nov 49, from Mas
snu rcports heavy weather. lost dcckioad stove
boat and sust Aimed other silt hit damage.
QcFpEc Nov 15--Schr Georgietta from Newfoundland
for this port. Us a total wreck at Noashqucn.
Bark Lorraine tBr. Felkns. from Montreal for Cork.
with grain has put back with choked Assistance
Bark Northumbria (Br, from Montreal for wn
beiorc reported @shore at Anticost. Is breaking mp
FnAScsco Nov is- Bark CIeonc (of New BEDFORD,
Nyo parted cables In - bawrcnce Bay Arctic Oct
H. In ale wont ashore and became total loss Crew
arrived hero bark Helen Mar of 81. Baudrv, from
Arctic Ocean. -
Philadepa tor Portland aud IL Adams from Port John
for BoDon both coxl laden ashore .st night
Hedge Fence Shoal. Vineyard Sound. The David Amcs
was oated this morning and proceeded without apparent
damage The cutter tialistin Efforts haul tho
Adams or bnt unsuccessful Tho cutter her
assistance again this evening
Schr III cushing emnns ashore Is being ghtercd
The W revenue steamer Samuel Dexter will make an
ef n to haul her of tonight
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
FOREIGN PORTS.

DrsKrRx, Nov l2-Arrvcd, bark 81 Nicholas (Br, Bin.
tilAscow Nov i2--Arrived. steamer waidensian tBD.
Stephen, Montreal. .
Hose LuLu Oct 17-Arrived bark Amy Turner, Newell,
Boston 18TH City OF sydney Dearborn, san Fran.
Sailed o,i as barks sierra Nevads Kcerner from New
castle. Nsw) Portland. o; Nov >. Wylie (Hsw). Wal
sailed Oct ~ the wilhelmine, for San Francisco.
HALIFAX. NS. Nov 16. AM-sAiied. steamer Caspian
tBr), rrocks from Lverpool), Batimore.
Arrived I3tE, brig Cnristiana tBr), Bale Funchnl.
Cleared 18TH schr Sorats tBrl Landry London.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 12-Arfived. bark Kate Mclicx (Br),
Frnser, Shcdiac- -, :, -.
u,r) Sproue San Francisco 2lst. schr Dreadnought r
ships Ennerdae jBrl. Brown do: 18th. Argomcne Or.
Browning do 27th, Fronce Chcric tFrl Guigon DO ct
T. Annie ii smith, Bartlett. do I'd. The Douglas tBr), Will
son bark scrio wyn Brl. Adams do; l4th brig 81
len stevens, Harding. 40. -
In port oct 10 ships Monte Rosa Carter for San Fran
cisco dg; Trut,nt tBr) Thomas for do do; Lucillc
tBr scott for do barks Amo Gustafscn Tor do, do;
PErfr CoAvE IaytD, Oct 25-1n port, schr Northern
Home (Br), ain, from and Tor New York disr .
QurBEc, Nov l4-Arrivcd, steamer Manitooan. McDou-
SAILED i4,h steamer woodburn. Thompson. Liverpool
ST JOHNS Sf Nov l6sailed, steamer Morcedta, Chad.
scy. Halifax, Ms, and New YORK :,
SvpXEy, NSW Oct 0-Arrived bark Helena Snow- long
saci Sept 2i, ship Frank Austin tSc). Austin. San
sr john KB Nov i4-ccsred. schr Ncilis Clark Clark,
New York. ~, -.
York via Hong Kong.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
YALE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.

The Yale Alumni Association held last night In Del
monco's their first social meeting for the season.
The rooms open during The evening. and busi-
ness meeting held at halt-past eight o'clock Mr..
Charles Tracy presiding. Among other things 1t was
resolved 10. appoint committee Of ono from each
pass since 1853, with vicw TO induce graduates 10
loin the association The feature OF the evening was
tho reading of a paper. s.sSome Popular Errors
About the lndansn by Colonel Garrick Mailery
yale, 1861, VINO is attached 10 the De-
partment of the Interior IN tho section
Of tho United States geographical and geological
survey OF the Rocky Mountains. Colonel Msllcry
territory occupied by tho United States been
estimated that, whilo many Of It's component bodies
have diminished baen DESTROYED -hy VIOLENCE and
bppresson loss has been In large part balanced
by increase among olhers that tho blight and with
rring" theory Is proved absolutely taise and thaS
though some temporary rctrogradation must always
be expected among tribes a tue crisis OF their transit
habits, yet now tho number OF Indians on the
increase, and will naturally SO continue, unless
pressed by not inherent In civiiizstioh, but
IN criminal misgovcrnment. Neither from yicws OF
their physiological, religious or sociological
characteristics should they bc regarded as excep
tional or abnormal part of the human race, or SO
treated in our national policy Only those legislators
officials who prepared 10 encourage downright
murder neglect their duty under tho Satanic
consolation OF the convenient extinction doctrine
With continued injustice, more Sitting Bulls and Chief
Josepns into despair Will require expenditure
Of blood and treasure, when simple honesty would
preserve, reclaim ana elevate racc intrusted 20 our
national honor, making II factor which may readily
become u valuable adjunct 70 our national status
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY NOVEMBER SHEET

700 bb,s hunpback oil since cng st hslena-i 900
aud 100 VIII all told The Louia was bound = and would
4 letter from Capt Holmes 4 bark Ocean, Of Nh. re-
oao p"r'' With sso So 81 ana 70 oil
as months out lsoo sp 4o) 'h all told Was bound s.
from the own-rof British whaling bark Islander
So Gssng {, KEN e p oil IN
Had taken from % a s %Ss % ' 4
Helena. states that bark Dcsemona vincent o. NJ Ar
rived oct with l20 bbs sp md 42o 90 wh OIL taken hs
r's siSsr Ha.es ssa
since ,ssvng that islandIss- oarss Aaeiine G,Sss
sSs Hs sS aHo Nat .S I % Ss 100
Sept s ace ID 30 sis sssr
1,nkhsm do Is 90 VII date nrnso resk1 DO Sn
saSn.on m"De 49, Sn %S & ao
%af nsn WspoS S So" Queen 'n DO 'a0
reports fom the whasrs st Lawrence Bay. %. Il
whales in addition 10 tho asss repao
M .sms % s. 81 oil ana m of
rNon rnr ARcrrc FLEET Mr. Charlie. Haml. late mate
sp % IN
s s rs $
'd nr through Bssrns SIR fSuna &c very heavy The
feet q T. vessels :. rSn' n nSw .,r1,c r r
vent 70 Tie e..swsrd As Return Ksot v.ry
'ss 1ss, " Worked back 'rslss Barrow and found
% S sf Z :" rss'; aaa Ii. s
Capt Owen. tbBadoned In the leo about three
the lin six fathoms OF water and with
two anchors down Hej divided among other
vessels and third nttc and boats board
the Farnsworth. ironi Point Barrow scered south
along by the land with c- scatering and light At
midnight Sept l5 abot fifty miles east of Capc Lisbun,
the Farnswoth rn Into piece OF ice while wearing.
her In twenty minutes All hands took
tho boats and gotccar o ha vessel before she
rolled and Town. all but tho tips OF her yards
which just watcr At daylight the crew got
board bark Tn0hns Popo. and three hours alter
ward spoke tho Dawn OF san Francisco, which took on
board Capt Keenan,, II Hamil boats crew fEom
the and srriyoa at san Francisco Sept
20. Mr. Ham saw he two Kanakas, who were tho solo
survivors OF 81 men Ko refused leave the when
the ships were abahoned they told him that days
after The ain body the VIII left for the westward
they left thcr onpanons In distcs and wont across
the ice bark Acos Barns which was nearer the shore
they were hands and feet IN making this
trip Not long getting to the Acoet barns natives
burned tho bark ad took thcm ON shore. whcro they
kept them comfortably All winter and they suffered
thing except fro having boen badly frozen, stated
above They beli we'd that their isted c,npsnions
ishcd in the lee. mo returned to Honolulu in
brig w II Allen. lr Hamill vcstgc OF any OF
vessels nbandjned year this season,
c-pt Bil, OF Francisco. which found
oG Refuge Inlet The Esquimaux had wrecked hcr and
carried OF everything they coud tear ont OF and while
the feet thee this she drcd on on noe aud
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
ALL HANDS ON DECK.

THE COMMENCEMENT LxEEcIsEs ON BOARD
The scHooLsHIP ST. MARYs-PREsENTA-
TIoN OF CERTIFICATES AND THE GRADU-
ATEs BALL-THE SHIP IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE.
Tho decks OF tho schooship ST. hary's were br;ll-
iantly lighted last evening on the OCCASION oil the
ball Of the graduating class. Tho entire dav was one
OF fssvy for the young sailors, and the relaxation
OF stern naval discipline Tor the time seemed to have
an exceedingly happy effect Az three O'Clock In tho
afternoon the graduating class, some forty IN num-
ber received their certificates ot graduation from
President Wood, OF the Board Of Education,
and after threo times three hearty cheers, closed tho
preparatory training Tor their future careers OF useful.
ness the great deep From thrce O'Clock until six
O'Clock there was Homenadc concert, the music Tor
which was furnished by Gilmore's Band Tho ship
was crowded from stem stern with visitors and tho
young tars, in their brightest blue, welcomed thcn
Al SIX O'Clock supper was served 70 al on ooard
dancing, and II Is rare, indeed, that moro
joyous throng is seen than were thc sailor
boys their sisters swso,searas EEL. -, ana ana II. renas M
promenade Tne gun dock was arranged lor dancing
and well -1llcd with nappy young people. The
deck was handsomely and tastefuy trimmed with
the naiionai colors and well lighted Tho great guns
were unshippcd from tho posts and slowed away ior
ward, their black muzzes with their white tompions
cleaning out from ihe folds OF tho nars draped
the after part OF the snip, and 10 IT'S
strains young Jack and his love itripped merriy
tenants belong and Hunker, Master Peck and Sur
Page did everything possible 10 and the young
In the evenings enjoyment and succeeded so wc
that the occasion will DO marked as red ioor oay IN
the history OF the st. Mary's
To-day all the boys 80 ashore ON three weeks
leave at the end OF which all but the graduating class
return and resume their studies. Those oil tue grad
uatcs who wish 10 to Immediately Will 90 able
TO DO graduates OF the ST. Mary's are in demand
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
WIIALEMEN.

Arrived az San Francisco Movie bark Hslen Mar. Baul-
Arrived s Braya previous 10 Sent ~ schr Roswell King
Fuller w. Mr. Randall third mate, fell overheard ~ sea
and drowned.
At do sept - chr Francis Allyn. Glass Of MI clean.
Arrived at fencrire. Oct IL bark Sunbeam clifford NIB.
from Fayai OIL not reported 18th. Seine. White. do, do
10Th, Jann Lndow. do. do; Aleboro, Iowand. do. do
18th, Prcsiacnt, Pease, do, do, all Uound
Telegram from san Francisco reports that bark Rain
Cogan OF this arrived honolulu Nov from
the ArctIr with I5oD bbs oil and - 900 los whacbonc.
Iaw brig Allen, Giiley had arrived from tho Arctic
bbs VIII oil 700 lbs bone. ship Milton.
iamblin NIB arrived Oct 20 from tho Arctic clean Ship
Amy Turner Newell of Boston to load the cachinrs
ot uarks Ratnbow and Norman
letter St Helena. Oct >, reports that Ade
limo tbbs Snc Of NB had taken 700 bDs oil
this season; barn Draco. Peaks do 400 do
trom Capt Mard. of bark Louisa of Nh, dated
50 Helena Oct reports her having taken 200 bbls and
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 16, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Bo,hnia tBr) McMckan Liverpool Nov and
onesntown 4h with mdsc and passengers to Franck
steamer victors tBr). Young Glasgow Nov g. via Mo-
yc 4th with mase and 81 70 Hendc' Bros
Nov ~ lat - - lon 90 ~, passed an Anchor line
Anchor line steamer. do.
state Of Indiana tBr,, sadler Glasgow Nov =
wn Co Expsrenced strong weather all the wayto New
with mdse and 90 passengers Cotton. lad strong
sim 2id Den a,lh. Malaga 2oth and Gibraltar soih vi
fral, to fh.,ps Bros Had ano weather all The
steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, savannah days,
sscameS iiatteras Msstt Norfolk with mdss 10 The
s SHIP P Ihos Lord .r Ba.'sa an Hong Kong 1877 days
40 Passed AMIR .ps & c"Ds ss G Good ll.po Sept
ship Brothers Apsp ,Br,. Falsan. Malta ss days wL
Bark Esmer ida Gcr,. Hansen. Manila 1877 dav. with
tho as,S ot in the "f Cape
oil HOPE had heavy g,e from NV. with very hi, h
Bark raslins d,sD .saolo, Gloucester Is, eo days. in
B"rs Fsdfs fgl t,as, strick. Cardiff 45 days bal
days via po.S.rs ballast %Sitns
RIO is lat . ~ lon y 90 had hurricane from
Bark Dionidon (Br,, Poster, Antwerp via Delaware
s A. sa a spss. BRIG " Maud Potter & ga secfas
OCT ~ u. u lon 81 passed ,en.h ,arh seerng %
TO Dil Rodmsnn Was9 days north OF hatteras with
strong gales Sb 10 NSE,
Bark Romance (B. foyc. Ilavrc Oct , In ballast, to
Boyd inckcn anchored in Gravcsnnd Bny tor ordcrs
Bark Elizabeth Cathnrinc oi cumberland Laver,
Maseilcs " days. in ballast to Boyd iinc"cn Passed
Gibraltar Oct l.
Bark Dorotcs utai). Narcsca GrSonti "a days wish
sulphur 70 snro storey 90 Passed Gibraltar Oct 9
i6 with suphur to order Passed Gibraltar Sept 20 had
GOOD weather.
Bark John Bunyan Butman, Genoa ~ days in ballast,
to Carver & Barnes
Bark Nuova Emilia Colesna utsl, Manganaro. Naples
q days with mdse TO Funch, Edyc Co Passed Gibraltar
Oct5
BARK sobt Chapman tB) Ruth, rord, Callao May ~
Noparhiso Aug rs via Hampton Roads. with guanu ob
ION, Hurtado Co, vessel 10 Acvius son. Passed
Cane Horn Aug 20 and crossed tho Equator Oct H. In Ion
~ sept - lat 20 9, lon ~ 20 passed bk from .rs
bane River ior iondon ~ days showing sigaal PJSR
sept 20 lat 10 :. lou ~ % ship Dnthc. from Aberdeen
Tor Manrttius
Bark Duen tNor, Andersen, Rio Janeiro via Hampton
Roads Aug ~ VITA coffee 70 Tobias Co Crossed Tho
'Equ sept g. In Ion ~
1srk Euynut Norl Taiatson. Santos ~ days with
ctUec ~ Inpkc Hcd vessel TO Bockman Uereiu 60.
o,-cd the Equator oct ~ in - had nnc weather
mi Santins NusAdo UtaD. Dvsr0, swansea 4S days.
in b.llwt "a Dcnham Boycson.
hrg Aua White. white. Demcrarg 81 DAYS With surar
10 Phcps Bros: vessel 10 Miller noughton.