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A COMPOSITIONS SUICIDE.

Harry c. Shalos, compositor. who has been In Ill
health for weeks past, shot himself at his rcsi
dencc, No. 1877 Sixth avenue, at an early hour this
morning. lie had been out CT work Tor some time,
nt OF depression. Tho ball entered tho lett
side, innicting severe wound. He was
taken to tho Now York Hospital, where his injuries
were pronounced fatal. Shales was twenty.sx years
OF age aud native uf Wisconsin In ono OF his peck
found the following letter. addressed to two OF
his friends inmates OF the house,
My DKAR FRIENDS PLEASE try to judge me lenenty.
You do kuow-no will ever know--a the crcum-
that drove TO the step now take You have
been good friends me. far better than deserved
HARRY q, SHALES.
NKw YoRK, April 10, 1877
To JOHN Y. GALE and THOMAS BLAKELY.
Another scrap Of paper was found In his pocket,
requesting his roommate Gale, to conceal II possible,
the manner OF his death.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

COPENHAGEN. to April l5-Arvec. bark welekeset
(sus). Jansen. Bull River.
GorHESBURo to April 15-Saed bark Norway Nat
thews,
HAMBURG. April 3sailed. bsrks Anna (Aus). vidulich.
United states Delhno QtaD, Landin do 14th vauss.
for New York.
Liverpool, April 15Arrived bark John Campbell (BD.
Hankcnson. Philadelphia.
Sailed 18th, bark Lottis Br, Innes United ststes brig
Eleanor (Br,. Partelou, Wilmington, NC.
MARsRrLLEs. April l3Arrved. bark Almuri QtaD, Ira
pani New York via Agers.
Sailed l3tt. bark MARITIME Ciento QtaD, Lauro; New
York.
PLYMOUTH, April 15-Arrived, steamer Canada FDs
New York for Havre (and proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN April l5-Arrived, steamer Nevada (Br),
Guard New York for Liverpool tand proceeded ship Was
dale (B Bley San Francisco; barks Giano Aus Sopps.
Baltimore; Patent CNor). Morgonsen, 10.
WATERFORD, April l5-Arrived. barks Guiseppina
Qtal), Schiapetra, Baltimore via Queenstown.
Sailed from - April 49, barks Prinds Oscar Nor),
Svendsen Qrom London), Pensacola.
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bronze statue, which will be unveiled July 81. 1877,
the centennial OF the poets birth.
John Hill Burton who wrote the best history OF
Scotland. has In press volume on 'rhe Reign Of
Queen Anne a
Charles Reade's dashing novel, ''The Woman
Ha,er" will be finished and published in book form In
June.
little book, discussing subject which much needs
20 be discussed, Is Mr.. samuel r. Days ''Buria Re-
form, |" just out in London.
Mr.. Ruskn Is publishing, in his favorte style OF
shilling numbers, his new book, ''St Marks Rest"
history OF Venice. written for the help OF the few
travellers who s,ill care for her monuments.
Mr.. n. o'Counor has taken .The Life Of Lord
Beacons6eld /" IN two volumes. octave.
DR.. c. A. Gordon has published "our Trip 10 Bur-
nah, with Notes that Country" beautifully
illustrated work.
The wcpt OF wca,hcsly." powerful novel, by Mr.
r. Davey, and published in the SPIRIT efhe Times 70
to be issued in book form Tho time OF the story Is the
reign Charles H. and the plague aud great are In
1866 are introduced with much ability.
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10 mainta.n men or ability, who are beyond the power
OF the corporations, TO transact their business
OPPOSITION or HAILRoAD COMPANIES.
Tho aggressive move although mado by the Reading
Railroad Company, IL one contemplated seriously by
all the raroad corporations tor some time past Tho
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers has been their
bsfe notr and they anxious TO see IL fall SO that
while the Reading company only has opened hosfili-
ties II the moral support OF every railroad company
In the United States and Canada IL has been
noticeable this region that while every other class
OF mine railroad employees reduced In waaesas
much and often their it, the wages OF
the locomotive engineers have not been touched lest
strike should be prccipltaeJ None better aware
OF tho influence OF their Order than the engineers
themselves, and It will be war Poufrdnce before
they permit II to be broken. President Gowen has
thus lar shown himself and the corporation OF winch
he Is President invncibc IN dealing with labor organi-
cations and secret societies He has expelled the
Workingmens Benevolent Association from the
Schuyik region, has scattered tho formidable
forces of the Molly Maguires. and now, anx-
ious Tor fresh fields to conquer he turns his
attention 10 the Brotherhood oil Locomotive
Engineers the graEdcs, strongest organization OF
workingmen The struggle with tho Brotherhood rs
one that comes home to every ono who travcls-and
who does not IN these days $50 that the public cannot
afford be distn Interested spectator IN the coming
conflict. The fight Is inevitable. Mr.. Gowen will pur-
sue II TO tho end. Tho brotherhood will not recede
from It's dgnifed stand matter what threats or IN
ducements the Reading Railroad may hold forth or
DroDOse
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ART MATTERS.
TIE CLAGHoRN COLLECTION.


The fine collection of pictures belonging to Mr.
James l. Clghhorn, OF Philadelphia, which has at.
tracted so much notice from art connosseurs since IL
was placed on exhibition the Kurtz Gallery, will DO
sold at auction on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings next ut Association Hail. The collec-
ton is largely representative one, containing good
pictures by the known artists OF the American and
European schools Among the best known men rep-
resented are Achenbach. Alma Tsdcma, Bougereau,
Bricn, Bierstadt, Briouin Boughtou, Rosa
Bonheur, Corot Church, Chavet, Comte-Calix,
Daz Daubigny, Dupre, Inness and Knaus.
Nor arc ths younger men forgotten. Adrien
Moreaus charming figure of "Spripgtimc
combines sweetness and freshness OF design with an
excellent technique. 1t Is one Of the most charming
works in the collection. Andreas Achenbach's sport
Vcneri'' is his best style. The cloud effects arc
lum: nnd the masses are modelled with thorough
knowledge. Bruins ''Savoyard Girl IN Paris" has
more pathos than usually find In French WORKS OF
this class. This picture is as unassuming
as It IS meritorious. Eugene Cicer contributes
fresh bit OF woodland, very strong IN color, and
charming ..vicw the Disc, in which the cloud Of
fccts are happily rendered rhe Bashful Lover" by
Worme u clever and humorous sketch OF low Span
sh lie, down with honest drectness on canvas.
Burners .'Scene the Dutch Coast Is fine, broadly
painted work. small work by Dupre displays
some OF the best quality Of French art
1t Is full OF sentiment and remarkably
Zainacoi's 'Disputed Point" which shows us three
court testers playing Mt cachonetle. Tho hgures
strongly indivduazed, and made to tell the story
with drecincss. Few private collections that have
come before the public for sale have had equal Claim
10 interest with this Of Mr. Claghorn's.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON April ship Bray ys,
die Walton v;sals xP'isa; ss1
DO Nsli. sI Paine psr's Sa
Burlinsams, Burinsame, South Amboy; Mabel Thomas.
lsA'v;S steamer, y John s. .ss
xsss I .sSE r. . % % s' ha''
hn White ss.
i4th-Return.d. steamer Gulf Stream crowsn, for New
fG is sses Geo Clyde rbon York.
Scs snsr Geo Island
phia. both in distress !see MisceA n.y. ,n..,
1sn1 MaS Charley Baisr s cSsrssa:
sssd Robertson @ sssIy gsn'se9n ao,,.,
Beiow-Barks Oswald 'sp) and Marpo tsp) from He.
New York Quick New York
ga F.ss .Ss Hp bark Braato o Petersen
sa fsB Marra.ste ye Gopenhagen Gaspe Obi
York; sam Fish: Leo Roekpors; VIM Allen, Wilson, dol
se C.a Sssn Eros GtaD Marese Marshal Francisco
dtaD Eodaro do brig Sabra (B). Charlton Cork Fal
NEW New BEDFORD. April is-Arrived, schrs Rescue,
saisd-schr. Essee Day. Tracey Philadelphia; Olive,
Warren New S1r bark o,epbius nsw Besse Bath sch
Racine: J."s ss.ass EssS;.sDs,s Sass.;ssR Tasshn
a ss'.fS %os,SiS Ss Fitch New YORK. ssnss
cs NEw p; april is .chs Henry
s csa ls.'i ass.sss !a1 New sailed
Nicola R.nas nOSossn 10 for
May fps Hmm Ferris 1'
I'm. %s: S.. s sa. F q, ss:
FORT TOWNSEND. April e-Arrivsd ship Western
PKIsxcoix. April Io-Hrriysa ship Paul scyson ssr,.
VIA kes .msu, % saaSor s
s c ser Eisahe,S EDWARDS townsend
is@Assed i.' sarks Tsaon so
Huntress (Ger. Ahrens Glasgow; schr Ajax Northrup.
iFShiIxbELpgIA April ,s-Arriysd. steamer: ~, On:
s s%S umpire Sors state s.,l rh p.gs
& kfss1si 4n'Ts.s sss'' :s.'ss a
jennie jennie f Toaier roviasnce Xls. smith.
% bsSss Essss Robins
s SSss4LssS sp1 bark sn..s. 90 for
Cork briggs zc6cnia. Cochran; schrs Grace Cushing.
Ss S ma1, nrs 20 &. E p..
San Fsssc sSss 1S"%sfa
dag s Dc .. ro.s
Bay ssp Fs % ssssff a
salled-Barks Kns Philip, KeIton. Port Gamble; J
ns SEATTLE, April 7-saiod, bark Montana, Peterson.
inv,ton Mallory New York. barks Magarctha Ger, Bre-
men: John l. Hasbrouck Comb Ronen via IiRvre schr Ar
thur Day Georgetown sc. for Phsdelphia (see Miscel
lany).
Saied--Bark Oceau tBr). Mckenzie, Dobov.
SAiEN April I2-Arrived steamer Wliiamsport, VIII.
lets Philadelphia brig Matilda Haynes Perth Amboy oi
Portland. tBrl Gorham and Specuator Man
SON New st John, NB Alcora Robinson, Macha,
igth-Ssilcd steamer Reading. CoLurn, Philadelphia,
and a large fleet OF coasters bound . and r. )
TACOMA. April 7-Arrived, ship Dashing Wave, Nick.
els San Francisco.
WAI,EHAM, April l3-Arrved, schr Glide, Garnett,
New YORK.
iSth--saed schr skinner. Thrasher. Philadelphia.
WOODS HOLE. April I3-saied bark sarah Kings
hurry Griffin. Boston.
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ZONE BLOW OF MY FIST"
A PROBABLE HOMICIDE GROWING OUT OF A
TRIVIAL DISPUTE.

PROBABLE HOMICIDE GROWING OUT OF A
TRIVIAL DISPUTE.
Two mcn who have hitherto borne excellent reputa-
tions, have peeu placed In sad predcaments rs the
result OF o barroom discussion. One OF them Joseph
A. Brady, taken homo in dying condition, and
the other locked up as tho probable homicide.
The latter, James Lanahan, is atyeight years DID,
laborer aud resides at No 226 Second avenue, and
was formerly empoye OF Mr. Brady. who was
we'll known contractor The two mon met Oh Saturday
night tho of 18th street and Second avenue
quarrelled over the nonpayment OF money owed by
Brady to Lanahan, and exchanged blows. Brady
dropped and struck his head agansrthe curbsone the
shock rendering him insensblc and 1t was alrerward
found that his skull was fractured Lananan was held.
HISTORY
II appears that Mr.. Brady, who resided at No III
East 18th street, builder some Of whose late
contracts have turned out we'll he became en-
barrassed especially contract for the consruc
ton or city baths last summer which Lanahan and
others had been employed Brady got his money in
triing from tho city, therefore he could not pay
his hands promptly, s0mo OF whom cnjoined his con-
tinung the work until they had been paid Lanahan
was not OF the numoer lie mad faith in Mr.. Brady's
honesty, and all might have gone well between
them had they not met OF Saturday evening
At R,iey's saloon, in East 18th street.
Brady was s% sSs SS
became abusive, declaring that no would never pay
HIM At all A war of words followed, and Brady, a
much larger man than Lanahan threatened to strike
tho latter. The bartender would hot allow them 10
fight in his place. which Brady shortly aiterward LETT
Lnnahan tells the remainder OF the story himself He
said TO HERALD reporter yesterday in the prison that
he aid not leave the saloon Tor more than halt an
hour after Brady On gong out doors he OBJ.
served the lattor standing tho oppo-
cite corner OF Second avenue, evidently waiting
for the prisoner, who tells the story this way
abusing me. He struck ut mo with his right hand,
which attempted to dodge but failed to do nasmuch
as the blow fell on my shoulder l struck back, hit
ting Brady in the face blow OF my fist and knock
ing him down. He came down on the sidewalk with
an awful sound and the blood flowed from one OF his
l got frightened, ran homo and went TO bed
About three o'clock yesterday morning Officer Thomp
son. OF the Twelfth prccnc. took me TO tho station
house, where was locked up"
Yesterday the contractor, who had boon taken home
by tho officer had recovered from his stupor, and
Deputy Coroner MacWninne was unable 10 got any
anie-rnortem statement from him. The unfortunate
man w hardly recover, fragments OF his broken skull
press SO heavily the BRAIN Lanahan is q small
man and Brady is very large.
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OBITUARY.


From Gslignanis Messenger tparisl April
The suicide OF NJ. c. Marchal painter, is announced.
II was mmitcd Saturday, In his studio, by blow
ing ont his brains with q revolver. Ho had returned
homo about half.past in the afternoon-tnc place
serving him for lodgings wel-and then appeared in
cheerful mood, having mado some laughing remark
to the porter he passed In. Al In the evening
he was found stretched the bed with the right tenn
p!c pierced with bullet his pendant arm having let
60 the weapon with which the terrible act effected
He had borrowed the pistol from friend, and had
written on a visiting card few words OF thanks for
that last service. Everything In the studio was
hodicaly arranged tho pictures wore on the eases
as If visitors expected ana on the mantelpicce
were letters TO MN. Norac, Joubert. Dumas
Jr Brcbant and Boussaon, continuing words Of adeu
from tho unfortunate artist. Tho success attending
his works may be remembered. and among them we
may mention the 'Servsnts' FAR" the "Choral OF
luiher;n and, In a style less elevated but popular,
nevertheless, penelope aud Phrync." ana "Evenng
and Morning." The superstition Is that he succumbed
10 encouragement which sometimes SEXES on even
the strongest nsidres he had not prepared anything
for the Exhibition OF the present year NIL that be
said with certainty, however, IS that within the past
few months frequently complained 10 bis friends Of
his failing sight
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SUN AND Moox.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL IS, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPoRTED BY THE HERALD YACHTs HERALD
wHrTEsToxE TELEGRAPH

REPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTs AND HERALD
wHITEsToxE TELEGRAPH
Steamer CITY o. brussels DR. Watkins. Liverpool April
Dale. April Z. lat 81 Ion "a A. passed steamer eca
tr IRON Liverpool for New YORK 10Th. lat AZ Ion 30 81
3masted schoonerrgged steamer bound 4; 18th. lat
AZ 81 Ion 80 3d. steamer Idaho fBr hence for Liverpool
14th lat ~ H. lou 90 A. EXCHANGED night signals with
steamer bound showing two blue and white light;
time steamer, hound W.
steamer spain Br Grace Liverpool April and Queens
April "a. $40 miles Of Sandy Hook passed German
bound 4.
Steamer wyanoke. Couch Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with mdsc and passengers 10 the Did Dominion
Steamship Go.
Bogert X Morgan.
Charles Cox r. Cox London March IL In ballast
60 order. IL anchored In the lower bay for orders.
Bark Pacific lNor, Harris. Gloucester March TO- in bal
last to Funch Edge Co. Is anchored Sandy Hook for
orders.
Bark America Ger. Roper Loith March 81 in ballast,
to koop Co. anchored In Gravesend Bay for or.
ders
q w Berteanx. II I'D hne weather.
Bark Snkoto (Br) Goudy Antwerp March 10. In ballast
to Boyd lncken Is anchored in the lower bay for
ders.
Bark Edounrd Ger. Heenbeck Hamburg - days. with
mdse to koop Go. Had fine weather.
BARK Fortuna kspoli Ital). DE Martina, Hamburg 81
days and the Lizard IL days, In ballast Funch Edge
Co.
RErURSRp- Huntsville Weir which sailed hence
18th for st Johns Pr same day. PM while passing out
the Hook touched the bar carried sternpost
rudder: she dsd u the Highlands, where she
In 10 80 AM yesterday and brought TO the
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. ]
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April l6-l A. 81.
ynd,rUfinne

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April l6-l A. II.
Indications
For New England ana the Middle States. slightly
warmer, east to south winds, falling barometer and
clear or fair weather during the day.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee
and tho Ohio Valley and clear orpartly cloudy
weather, with light southeast to southwest winds and
slowly falling barometer during the day.
For the lake region, warmer. partly cloudy weather
and light local rains with variable Winds mostly from
east to SOUTH and the eastery portions falling ba-
romcter.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys continued low barometer, with variable winds,
shifting 10 southwest and northwest, partly cloudy
weather and slight changes in temperature.
The Mississippi River will fall at stations above
Memphis and rise slightly at stations below. The
Ohio Tennessee, Cumberland ana Savannah rivers
will fall
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LITERARY cuIT-cHAT.


Mr. John Bigelow has issued through scribner
Armstrong 4 Co IS press 'Tho Wit and Wisdom Of
Haytlu beng collection OF proverbs and shrcwd say
incs picked up among the Haytlans of African de-
scent.
Miss Jcwetts new book, "Dcephavcn,' from Os-
goods press, is a fresh description Of summer
ton in a picturesque New England seaside town.
The literature OF cooking Is getting to be something
vasr over a dozen new cook books appeared last
vcar and this month gives Housekeeping In Old
virginia by Marion c. Tyfec; Ask Little Cooks; or,
Aunt Janc,s Cooking Class" and Miss Juliet Corson's
"Cookng Manual"
We are TO have new "TreatIsc on Lightning Pro-
tecop,m illustrated, by Henry W. spang, from Clax-
tons Philadclphia press.
Gail Hamilton's forthcoming book bears the prob
lcmaticai title "First Love Is Best" and viii appear
NAV Is from Estes & Lauriats press, Boston.
The literature OF university history VIII shortly be
enriched by two volumes on the 'History OF Tho Col
Icgc OF New jersey by Dr. John Mclean, exprcsdent
OF that institution.
The London "Publishers' Circular" scys:--"spring
has opened with as little promise In the book trade as
has been known for at least quarter OF century"
Disraels (now Beaconsneld'sI novels are all 70 DO
reprinted In London at two shillings each.
Mr. Boddan. W betham has In press an iIius'ra'ed
volume OF travels, entitled sAcross Central America "
Thomas Campbcll's birthplace was Glasgow. anu
that city OF halt million people, has erected 70 NJ"
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DIR. NABANZf.
From the Lcyuut Herald, March Gil

From the Levunt Herald, March Il.
DR.. Naranzi, the we'll known Pera tConstantinoplc)
physician and secretary to the Superior Council OF
Health, committed suicide on Thursday afternoon.
lie was u member Of the Pera Club. the "Sport
Oricutain and lived In Of tho upper rooms OF the
club in the Grand rue. On returning home on Thurs
day. shortly after one O'Clock, no proceeded to his
room, where his servant oundhim about four O'Clock
Dead with small pocket pistol by his side, which he
had evidently placed IN his mouth and discharged,
ipflict,ng fatal injuries Tho report OF the pistol
had not been heard, and tho unhappy gentle
man was quite dead when he was discovered No
paper OF any kind found iscosng his motive for
this sad act and friends arc at loss TO conjecture
what could have been the cause OF IL II Is rumorcd
that he sometimes spccuated on the Bourse ana but
a small sum OF money found among his effects.
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SISTER MARY DE GoNzAGA.

Sister Mary De Gonzaga died at the Convent oil
Mercy on Thursday last agcd thirty years, after hav
ing served ten years as a Sister of Mercy. Her family
name was Frederick A. Thilcmann. She was gr adu-
ate OF School No So, OF this city. She had
suffered for live years from consumption but died
perfectly happy, surrounded with all the consolation
offered by the holy order TO which IN her youth she
had become welded.
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10 ceiied 20 the upper deck partly panksd Ma
Robert H. Jackson's two ships Of 200 each both
40 tons j. partly cesd aud psnksd Msssrs smith =
which they will build their The new
bark Amy Turner built by them and owned by Mr..
Charles Brencr has been sheahed with yellow metal spS
Ii again anoat.
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AN OUTCAST.

Roundsman Mccarthy, Of the Fourteenth precinct,
while passing No Al Spring street, tenement build
ing was accosted by woman who told him tina:
man was lying dead in the cellar. The officer went in
and found poor wretch In most filthy condition,
clothed IN rags He was quito dead, having evidently
died OF starvation. IL turned out that his name
William Gerard the stepson OF the lady who keeps the
De Soto, In Blocker street. Intcmperancc and bad
habits turned his friends against him and len him
destitute. He was only twenty. i've years old.
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ants shipping agents informed
that by teegraphng the HERALD London Bureau. sd
dressing Bennett No 4s Fleet street, London" or to the
Paris oiice addressing "Benne 81 Avenue do popsrs.
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United States the same win be cabled to this
country FREQ OF charge.
Captains arriving aud sailing from French and Medis
ports will the Office the econom
cal ano expeditions for teiegrsphing news
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Arrived Mt Cane Town. CGH March g. schr Roswell KiLg
Fuller Dcso.mtion Island. Of and for New London.
Arrived Honolulu March H. bark Sea Breeze. Barnes
Of Mn with $50 VIII and 40 sp
sailed from Table Bay March a schr Emma Jane Bailey
Of and for New London
letter from officer of bark Mary Susan. Han
DIV NIB reports her at rslcshuana Feb a. having taken
spoEenYMarch q. lat is N, lon 81 w. brig Adams.
Nest, II NIB, steering Sc.
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FATALLY INJURED.

Morton Grey, dricr on the Pennsylvania Railroad
In Jersey CITY, his post at halfpas three O'Clock
yesterday morning. when locomotive struck him and
he was run aud iearfully mutilated One Of his
legs completely severed. He was conveyed TO the
City Hospital, where the physicians pronounced his
injuries fatal.
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q

Ships stetson for London Harvey Mills, San Fran
cisco barks Hattie Br Naples; Morning star. st Jago
Also sailed banks Frances Hysrd Br,. tor Havre; Inca
U;er Treste syringia (Br. st John, NB briggs Sarah
Crowe dr. Ponce, PR; Sirius dr. St Johns NF Edith
Hail.
Wind at sunset, s: at 10 PM. Sw
par.meter Mt sunset. 30. 10: Mt 10 Pm. 3Ol
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

Country Quarters 4 love story BY the Countess OF
Blexsnsson." Three English volumes complete In one
MesSrA T. Is Peterson 4 Brothers. Phadclphia
The Man OF Five Wives novel; by Alexander Dumas
Messra T. Il. Peterson & BROTHERS. Philadelphia
Two Men OF Sandy Bar. 4 drama, by Brctc Hartc.
Messrs James X usrosd Co, Boston -
Dsephasen A history of American out door life, by
Sarah q. JewetI Maxsrs James r. Osgooa Co., Boston
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AN OWNER WANTED.

An owner is wanted at Police Headquarters for .
black cashmere dress pattern, fifteen yards; black
cnamelled bracelet doublccascd silver watch jet
breastpn, a locket and steel chain. Yesterday De-
tcctvc Wood arrested Benjamin Price. OF No 426 West
Thirtysecond street, Waverley place, having those
things in his possession.
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f.. THE BISHOP OF DLoIs.

The dccease, at Blois oir.et-Cher Fransc), Is an
nounccd of Mgr Pau du Pare Bishop OF that diocese,
at the age Of seventy-two years. from an attack OF
apoplexy He was Superior of the important training
school Tor priests At La Rochelle when he was pro-
NOTED TO the Bishopric in 1850.