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The New York herald., 1877-09-19
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS.

The steamer scythia, OF the Cunard Line arrived
of quarantine at ten O'Clock last night and 1t
too late for the Health Onlcer, Dr. vanderpoel 10
board her, she obliged to come to anchor there
for the night. Prominent among her passengers were
OK Minister washburne ana Stephen II. Tying, Jr 1t
was stated that Governor Thomas A. Hendricks, of
Indiana, also among the passengers, but 1t was
ascertaned that such not the case, Information
having been forwarded by the Scytha that he had
been detained by business in London q week longer
than he had anticipated. He had secured passage by
the Scythia, however, but at the last moment
changed 1t for one the Russia, In which
vessel no left Queenstown on the 18th inst,
and is expected to arrive in this city on Tuesday next
Already extensive preparations are IN progress for his
reception He Is 10 be received by Mayor Ely and tho
other municipal authorities the day Of his arrival
and escorted to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, whore
he will occupy the suit of rooms known parlor G.
During his sojourn In this city he will be the guest OF
the authorities and will be SHOWN over tho various
city institutions and places OF note He will also DO
privately entertained by number of leading citizens,
and will spend lew days ut Newburg. where he will
be the guest Of Senator d. b. ST. John. HIS secretary
city has been flooded with invitations from the
managers OF tho various theatres extending boxes Tor
the accommodation OF the Governor and his party,
open any evening he may feel disposed to take I'D
vantage Of them.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
BROOKLYN'S BROKEN BANK.

THE RECEIVER RESTRAINED FROM FURTHER
ACTION.
Mr. NJ G. Ogden, the newly appointed receiver for
the Long Island Savings Bank of Brooklyn was at the
bank early yesterday morning making the necessary
for the payment OF twenty i've per cont
to the depositors their deposits. During
tho morning Il number OF the derositors
called in and were pleased at the progress which
was being made toward adjustment Of the affairs
A number expressed their Willingness 10 sacrifice
twenty-five per cent ON their deposits il necessary, in
order II possible, TO save the bank building,
and Mr. Fowler, the secretary, said no did
not know but that such an arrangement
might be carried out. Shortly alter noon,
however, messenger arrived from the Attorney Gen
erals Office in Albany and served upon Mr.. Ogden,
the receiver, temporary injunction, restraining him
from taxing any further steps IN the recevcrshp anu
also restraining the bank officials from turning over
any more the assets OF the bank 10 the receiver;
but as oil the assets had already been turned
The order 10 show cause to whether the ap-
pointmcnt Of Mr.. Ogden as receiver by Judge Pratt
should not aside the ground OF colluson with
the bank officials. 1t is intimated IN the complaint
that the bank officials knew that the Attorney General
about TO take steps TO close the bank, and that
through the cUnnivance OF the bank officials the suit
OF one OF the depositors brought last week, the
order 10 show being granted on ono day and
uruabe the next that the bank officials made no OPP
aosfion the appointment ot rccciver and that 1t
was done with their knowledge and conpivancc
The order was granted by Judge Learned, OF Sche-
nectady, ana is returnabe before HIM within twenty
day
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
BASEBALL.

THE HARTFoRps DEFEAT THE ST. LOUIS
BROWNS BY SCORE OF TO L.
The zane between the Hartford and ST. Louis clubs
Yesterday afternoon, the Union Ground, which
the twelfth and last championship game of the
between them, was witnessed by several hundred
spectators rhc Hartfords took heavy lead in the
first inning, which them the game Having
learned by experience In their game on Saturday last
with the Chicagos that victory can be won IN the
early part OF game as well the latter part, and
acting upon this plap they gained brilliant victory,
scoring IN the first inning than the visitors
got during tho game The Harttords only scored
in one other inning during the game, that being
the sixth, where single base hu by Ferguson,
three.baser by YORK and n single 10y Larkn gave them
TWO earned runs The ST. LOUIS Club scored run in
the hfst inning errors by Larkin and York Dorgan
reached first on called balls Capp went out on foul
ly TO start; McGeary h loug Inc ball To York, who
caught It prcttly, and in attempting throw It in
IL and McGeary reached his basc Croft followed with
n base hit. hiling the bases, with only and
Force at the bat; 'Iitte Davyn nit hard line ball
TO rIgnt field, which might have brought
two or three men In mad II not STRUCK
Croft in the breast, who running from
nrst to. second; Dorgan scored the hit
but Croft according to tho rules, decided out The
next striker was disposed OF before any more runs
wero scored In the sixth inning the Browns scored
Two runs one OF which was earned. Another earned
run was added to their score Ia the ninth inning on
base hit by Bong aud sacrhc Int by Nicaois.
Burdock Carey played admirably in tcir respective
postons Mcteary played wonderiul game at second
base capturing difficult fly balls and covering an
immense amount of ground. Tho following is tho
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Sept Is, schr Gage Phillips.
Nickerson, Pr)vincetown.
Cleared do l7th barks James Allen new, Lake. Pa
chc Mabel (newl Horan Indian Ocean; brig II
Moore, Smith, Atlantic Ocean.
Arrived at ProvinceOwn Sept H. schr Knight. Fos-
ter with 55 bbls sp 81 do VIII oil.
At anchor in Vineyard Sept 49, schrs Rising SUM-
with 100 bhs So. 81 humpback; Arzona White, l30 so
both from Atlantic Ocean Ut and for Provincetown and
proceeded At noon same day.
Arrived ut taya Aug IL barks George Mary, Ch"se,
Nh with $40 sp--andcd to be shipped by schr John
Beckerman; Minerva Thompson, uo, from Flores and
landed $50 bbls to be shipped per bark Kate Williams
(pnd sailed 9th to cruisc).
spoken-luy 81 bark Janet. Gartland, NIB, 100 sp Aug
. schr iien Holman. Wilbur, Fill 20 sp; 10th. bark,
Sunbeam. Clifford NB 500 sp all told; Phillips Fran
crs 27 sp. Heard from July 10 brig Al bott Lawrence
RUSSELL NB. taking 35 bbl whale: off Flores Aug is.
Catalpa, Chase, 70 bbs sp Midas Lapham do 4O
da In
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
THE DOBB's FERRY BURGLARS.

Thus far tho perpetrators of The recent burglarious
ourages Dobbs Ferry and vicinity have euded the
vigilance Of the town authorities and the sngacious
New York detectives, who are still in the neghbor-
hood endcavoring to "work up the case" Peter
McLan and James Burke tho two young
men VINO were arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing participated in the burglary and robbery
OF the residence OF Colonel Hamilton, were
again brought from the County jail yesterday and
taken before Justice Storms further cxaminat
On the admission OF the counsel for tho prosecution
that he had evidence to ocr ut present that would
impcae the prisoners they were at once discharged
1t is understood however, that other arrests will prob
ably be mado in day or two as tho detectives arc
now following up a new cew ana havo already rec0v-
cred portion OF tho properly stolen from tho house
Of Colonel Hamilton
THE MASKED ROBBERS ARRESTED.
At very late hour last night Detectives Won Gerech
ten and eurson of the Central Omcc brought to Head
quarters three of the Dobos Ferry masked burglars
Ths completes the gang, which are now all under ar
rest. Tho authorities declined TO make public either
the fact of the arrest or The names OF the mon
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrESToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer scytha tBr nsines Lyereoo ,ept @ 8 With -
lon 81 10 passed bark II jenkins, OF Yarmouth Ms
steamer Fria Ger, Neycr Hamburg Sept via llayre
with mdse and to kunhnrat Co. Sept H.
Mass5 % @ and sHia n,a,a, AnT rs
,srh,G with irnt lit, to Joshua Tucker Co.
Sss % hc gs ssep eeoIisS ri
steamer Cortcs Freeman St Johns. NF via Halifax.
Ns' with mdse and passengers to Clark Seaman:
Gy Mo Sept s'gt III rs
s rS ship g. = S @
steamer City OF Dallas; lines Brunswick Ga sept 4
and Royal Sc 10TH with ndse and passengers TO
rs Arrived AHsE May x.aar..sas and sasd ysss pss,
ss d.ps Good HOPE %y MSa, nns 8 .ls,ss; Hs sss
57," i2s nquss %l's Aug n @ in lon 8 %
I'm, @ ws s S S w sn sh
norhsry winds and an G mo lf II M nS Yo
Bark Chislini lltaD. c"soo, Bordeaux ~ days. with
bark Giovanni Xus vancch St Vincent Ang H. via
Delaware BreaEwatsr in yaa,t to s,osovIsn ns oo Monte.
yideo July u via Delaware Bre"kw"'er in ballast to
BARK ornet Hopkins Caoco "a days with coffee
to De- Cssiro 4 bonner; vessel to master.
Bark Emma heal bailey. OF and from Boston days.
" sr. Empress ,ot London Morning. Old uarbor ia 23
Straits spoke brig Sparkling Water, IRON Mobile Tor Cape
days with coal to Perkins Job vessel to Iiatton Watson
Grgn x:n o days.
scbr i j Delan Mears. Virginia.:
schr Ellen Richardson e"rn yirsmr um,., 70 oraer
vessel to Parsons & Loud
ry-Bark Catharine, (Beg). which was anchored In the
lower bay, came up to the city 18TH
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer city OF New Bedford. Fish. Now Bedford for
Bark Kemp tBr Taylor, Boston for Now York. in
BARK schamy crosoic, Boston for New York, in ballast
''I seht Hs Phillips shalos Ms for New YG;s ssv York.
schr Lizzie, Frye Grand Ance. Nh for New w York
seGr sear sfF! Sish,insss Gyara Es;por New York
snr w lowing sns M aardnsp Me- Tor
York ,...,, 81. rdoor
town for New York before reported having had cargo on
senr ehr saT.n sSnG,S Nash kocRsnd for Ssw York
sshr sehr snS%d s%ss Hs Psrrv Sinaavsn
s M1, Boston, for S1 New
schr Fannie Hammer Brooks iiaycrh ioT Hew h horx *
Carried away foresa In saua' OIL Cow BAY LIZ "'e"' vi
schr Emma, Brooks, Nantucket for New York, ,o,
schr adnaught, Saunders, Westerly, W. 'or Nc"
senr Hattie Collins Braincrd, Providence for Now
schr Louisa Wilson. Holt Proviaencc for New York
schr Green County Tanner Hyde, Providence lot new
York. - . . - ,,..... To-. y.~- yort
scr Susan Elizabeth Smith, Providence fSr New aork'
Schr Forest BELLE Foster Providence Tor New YORK.
Schr Henry Croskey, Kelly. Providence for New YORK.
Schr J y Allen, Randall, Providence Tor Now fork.
Schr Kate h Mary, Cogswcll Newport for New horN'
ScIr Minouas Phillips Newport tor New iork
Schr Cora, hascy, Bridgeport tor New YORK; u,,,,
schr sarah Thomas, Arnold. Midd'e'own lot r"aoe''
pha. - -, r,, D.. r.r,r.,, for Now
York. . - n. y.o..... r.. ~
schr Msrcena Munson Tyler Port Jefferson Tor New
York.
scnr Mail, Mead, Greenwich tor Now York.
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BucroucHr NIB. Sept Arrived, barks Mary Agnes r,,
eh 81 oSs S 6adsaa s SHs
bel alss1sa @ sI,iaSe'a : s1is ssrssa ssss'T E.p.
Cow BAY. Oh sept i7-sailsd. bark Royal Hsrrie tBt
c%a1m1s a,s nh S3 Sep. Ev. B Walker
Sisarsa 10th. ssrss Yaba SB,. Meyer Ionacsr: 18th.
Albert Young (BE, Davis, Swansea; Hucson Br, Col
HIyAsA, Sept l7-Arrved. steamer Columbus. Rood
isssss es%s5 Scy. Sy .ss ssotI:n @
LIVERPOOL. Sept 13-Arrved. steamer Mississippi. Lin
McsTSEXf, sept I5-Arriyed. bsrks Craftsman, Titus
Anna Rich. Rich. Hamburg; brig Ellis" Dart. Monte
SEPT Assd ,, snds she cssoSss g, @
Sussnc t-ArrIyed sarhs or,sn Nielsen LGpson
ant, Wallace Port Glasgow Peerless hGwsagCe Liver
sk ESess Tsyo! Glen AmapS.sn Mary
Piper, iissS hsrTygor. S for Montrss; ,.. . -
s:S ss;s :s;"; ssssiss s';.
bsasd g ?Sst Ro.Ea LANCE Truro: S.Fsssss
Dixon, barrow; Minnshaha Lonsdale Sunderland Hay.
% Ia
S Mf:sSo & .ar.s w Nov"
arrived lSs$ esrx; Kssas 3ss;s w!p;.sss Lon
a.as % .eHtss :;. ANDRE.
Lovitt. McCormack Sharpness bark. Mac .don, Taylor
poIo Ss' Ss%s s%or
Ho JAxKRo. Sept 16-Arrived previously. bark Yamoy
DON To ey, Baltimore.
Arrived prior TO- bark spotess Chapman, BaltL
RIcHrBucro Sept 7-Arrved. barks Rex (Nor) Hansen,
Barrow; John Hall tBr,, Saunier Dundalk; brig Mo-
hawk (Br). Bxrbarie Galway.
Cleared 7th shin Mdas tr) Dodd. Glasgow 10th. barks
winona tBr). Gordon, Liverpool; Annie McNarn tBD,
Gibbons, do.
sAckviLLr. NB Sept 11-Arved. bark Onaway tBD.
Wimott Glasgow.
john, Nh. Sept l4-Ceased bark Csssimro ., Gsdu.
Cleared 10Th ship Munster (r) Lane. Liverpool: brig
Ella Vail tBr. Pendergast, Youghal, !; schrs Sarah
Reed t;upt Newcastle. Del Geo Calhoun (3r Simpson,
Pnilade phia: Lizzie q (Brj. Gichrist, New York.
Cleared 18TH Lberator (Br new). New York; schr
Lizzie q (Brl. do
Arrived 18th schrs Emma (8r), Pett,s; Crown Prince
(3r Branscomb Hibbard (Br). Cove; Garland (Br),
Libby; Sea Lion tBr Mcintyre and Laura (Bp. Foster,
New Ork.
'WlSNEBAH, July 31-saied, bark wheatland. Wallace
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
The gentleman shook his head in deprecating way,

The gentleman shook his head In deprecatinR way,
but declined TO express an opinion.
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER.
Mr. Swan was called INTO the trustees meeting AZ q
certain point in the proceedings TO explain
larities as to loan to Mr. Hoyt money on
checks &c., and to say whether such acts had oecn
countenanced by the president Al THIS point AT.
Swan, IN his vindication, produced a letter. wnicn
was intended TO be confidential, written 70
him by Mr Hoyt after he tswanl had
refused further accommodation him. In this
communication Hoyt assumed the role Of an Injured
man, recited how much the bank had been oenehIed
by him and his connection with IT, and generally snow
ing the bank be his debtor instead OF largely Dis
creditor. Mr. Swan also wanted to correct general
error that the bank had loaned money on New jersey
lands
Mr. Hoyt and Mckinney, his partner. are the
promoters of the New York and Boston Railroad pro-
ject, large OF hich bonds were placed upon
market ana arc now said TO be worthless. Mr.. Nc
Kinney makes the following statement regard TO the
connection OF his name with the bank affairs
NEW YORK. Sept. Is. 1877.
To rHE EpIToR OF THE HERALD
The published statements regarding my connection with
the Carmont Savings Bank do such inusco that feel
The bank request discounted the bills OF
change referred TO- amountng to $500 for the account OF
shond be renewed from time to time nnl liked date IN
the fall They will be promptly paid IN "sscraSss Win
Mr. Henry Parsons, the counsel OF the institution.
found at his office, at No IT'S Broadway and stated 10
management OF it's affairs. He was deposltor in the
bank, both with a personal and a trust account, and
suffered from the stoppage OF its business Ho regret
ted that the president had been unable TO como 10 the
city, but hoped he would SEQ the urgent necessity OF
his presence here In regard TO an Albany mortgage
which It was said belonged to the bank and which II
was rumored had not been assigned 10 it, he would
prefer not to speak ut present There were, however,
some grave Irregularities brought to his notice Tor the
first time, which It was highly necessary should be ex
planned by the proper officers.
Mr. sherman Broadwel lives at No 405 Bergen
nue. Jersey City Heights, and the report at his house
that be was ILL The Examiner is still at work at
the bauk.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
CLEAkED.

Steamer Nevada U, Guard Liverpool vin Queenstown
Steamer Utopia (Br) Craig London--Henderson Bros.
Steamer Tyrian tB0. Murray, Bristol. E-henderson
Steamer whickham tBr) Arnott South Shields
steamer nnmore tBr), Hopkins. Qusenss'wn or Fall
steamer Gen Barnes. Choesman. savannah-Georso
steamer City of Austin. Chester Brunswick. Gao
Steamer Gulf Stream Tribon, Charleston-J Quntard
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader Clark. Batmore-Wm Dali
Steamer q sinners. Warren. Philadelrhia-jas Hand.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston.-h d. Dmock.
Ship City OF Montreal Mudgeit, Londoh-ihoS Dunhams
Ship Anna Camp. Gardner. London-James Elwell &
Ship Cleopatra tGcr). Poppc. Bremen-Fnnch. Edye
Bark Vega (Nor,. Abrcthsen, Dundalk I-Funch, Edge
Bark Evvva (Sor. Pharo. Cork or falmouth-Funch.
bark Momento tNor). Andersen, Quecnstown-Benh
Bark Kong Carl (Nor, Hansen Queenstown Falmouth
Bark Macchsvciii dta5, Maresca. Queenstown Fal.
Bark Hermann Berent tGer,, Dllwits stettin-Fanch.
Bark Alfred. Burt, Cette-Jas W Fiweil Co.
Bark I.usa ntaI. Colombo. Lisbon-Lauro, Storey
Bark Joseph Bartlett Bartlett, Genoa-Parsons &
BARK Geneva. Gorham, smyrna-Laformc 4 Frothng-
BARK Gaxclie, Mcdonald. Demerara-H Trowbridgos
Brig A stron"ch (Br,, Munro Rottordam-C W Ber-
taux
Sour Adam Bowlby, Maen, Mragoane (llsytD-kun-
hardt Co.
Scnr Seth Todd, Norwood. Kingston. jas de Cor
dova. -
Sehr Alexander (Bp, McCumber, Maitland Ns-J
Whitney Co.
Schr Lucy Lee, ingalls,, st John, NB-A Iency.
Schr A Hatfield (Br) Hatfield, st John. NB-C W Ber-
Schr vesta (Br), Cook. st John. Nh p Nevius Son.
Scar Elizabeth Bailey, townsend Mobile-Overton
Hawkins.
Schr A KindberG. Robinson, Richmond, Va-Saght
Petty
schr Chancellor, Ferguson, Washington. NC-Frank
Pidg-on. Jr
chr Seth W Smith. War;. Perth Amboy NJ-Jed Frye
4 Co.
schr 4 Forsyth. Hobbie. Bridgeport-Stamord Manu-
featuring Co
Soop Emma johnson. Smith. Black Rock and Bridge
porto Walters.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AnKLow Sept 1S-Arrivcd brig Carrie Pickering Bar
Der, st John, NIB.
BRISTOL Sept 1s-saed, barks staubo (Nor), Gundor-
sen, Wilmington; EIdern tswo) New York.
BREMEN, Sept 1SArrived, ship Magdalene GER,
Hencke, New York.
BORDEAUX Sept 17-Sailcd, schr John II Hancock, El-
drdge. New York.
CARDIFF Sept Arrived, bark Osmond O'Bren (Br),
Scott, Musquash, NIB
Sailed isth brig Eliza Morton, Leland, Halifax.
CoRrU Sept 7-Arrived, brig a Ho,ites (Dutch) Do
Jongc, New York.
CApIz, to Sept lssailcd bark Nellie slade. Atwood
River Plate.
DoHpr Sept l7-Arivod, bark Carrie Heckle, Woodbury..
Portland. Ne.
FAyAL, Sept 4-saied schr John A Beckcrman, Hatha-
way. Boston.
GLASGOW Sept l7--sailed bark Dumadoon (Br), Stew
art, New Orleans
GRnryocK Sept 17-saled, bark Unsnima (Br). Cain.
United states
GIBRALTAR, Sept 12-Arrived, brig Campidogo dtaD.
Fcvola New Orleans; l4th baks Mates dtaD, Louro.
Phadephia land cleared Genoa Cecilia QtaD, Cas-
taglioa. Baltimore.
GENOA to Sept Is-Arrived bark Southern Belle Br),
Robbins, Philadelphia
HAMBURG. Sept 1S-Arrivcd, bark Brothers Sisters
tBr) Aubrey, Baltimore.
IrvEmrooL, Sept l7--Arrivcd steamer Wimbledon (Bp,
Watson. New York
Sailed 18th, ship Belle oBrcn. Bren. Hampton Roads ;
bark Lizzie Iredalc tBr), Massop, Philadelphia
LONDON, Sept 1SCleared, bsrk Alex 1ampoci'' D"hNcr
Philadelphia.
LisBoY, about Sept 17-Arrved. bark Dominique (BD.
Le Blanc Philadelphia schr Miranda Mitchell. do.
Sailed 18th, brig Sancho tBr), New York.
MovILLE to Sept lS-Arrvel. steamer Dcvonia lB)
Munro New York for Glasgow tand procccded).
MouLmniN Sept 1S-Sailed, ship Lucy Nckcls, Nick
els Europe
MALAGA to Sept ls-sacd. bark Joseph Baker. Ryder.
United states.
NAPLES Sept 12-Arvcd, bark Fcrraro Terzo utnD Gu
ONO New York.
SOUTHAMPTON Sept 1S Arrived, steamer Donau cGcD
Bussins. New York for Bremen (and procoedcd).
srErrIY Sept I5-saed bark Flid Nor). salve en- New
York.
sAnLys pOLoSSEs, Sept i5saicd bark Mary Pratt Sa-
vim United States
sr MicmAkLs, Sept 4-ssled, bark Kate Williams Haye.
Boston.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
THE COOLIE EXCITEMENT.
CHINESE HOUSES BURNED BY THE MOB-THE
GEL EsTIALs IETIMIDATED-AN APPEAL TO
THE GOVERNOR

CHINESE HOUSES BURNED BY THE MoB-THE
CELEsTIALs INTIMIDATED-AN APPEAL TO
THE GOVERNOR.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. is, 1877.
Last night the entire Chinese quarter OF Grass Val
lev except one house, was burned. Over forty build
ings were destroyed 1t Is supposed incendiary at
tempt was made to accomplish tho samo purpose few
days ago. This morning body of armed left
Roscvc Placer county, and proceeded up tho Auburn
road. warning all the Cinnamon, numbering somc sixty,
IN the seven camps visited, leave before midnight
under penalty of death. Some left at once. Twelve
at Bardock's camp refused to leave, although they
were threatened. The proceedings were conducted
quietly and no violence was offered. 1t Is believed
that by Wednesday not o Chinaman will remain in
township No. /. The refugees mostly gathering
at Folsom.
AN APPEAL THE GOVERNOR FOR PROTECTION
The following despatch was tclcgraphed to-day after
consultation with a number of leading cltZens:-
To HIS Exccllency Governor IRWIN, Sacramenio:-
exceedingly regret he necessity OF calling your
attention to tho aw and mob violence and
Tor several days past taking place the immediate
vicinity OF the State capital IN the adjoining county OF
Placer. fail to notice that the authorities OF that
county have as yet made any attempt 10 suppress
the armed bodies OF men engaged IN uriving
out aud burning the property OF the Chinese resi-
dents. desire to remind Your Excccncy that In the
letter addressed the Committee OF Safety you took
occasion intimate 10 that BODY that the prompt
ton taken by them prevented iawless acts from be-
coming widespread. simply call your attention now
awlessness taking place In Placer county, that
you may by your prompncss as Chief Executive OF
this State prevent these outrages becoming
widespread. ! have no desire TO point out
your PLAN duiy. You have abundant precedent IN
tho recent occurrences whereby State and national
authority have put down mob violence Justice and
humanity demand at your hands that protection ac-
corded under our government to high and Iow Even
tho Cnlnaman who has come here under solemn treaty
obligations has right to demand that his life and
property snail be protected the same as that OF citi-
zens Of The most favored nation. Respectfully,
f. A. BEE
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
SAILED.

Steamers Nevada (r). for Liverpool: Acadia (B Bris-
to: Gen Barnes Savannah AGnes, Philadephia ships
tirnnell. London Humboldt Ger Brem.a; ID II Morris
(Br, Havre; Gilchrist. Liverpoo Therese, IIavre
bsIks Jupiter Iier, llamburg Mario !sp Barcelons
Kongsberg Paul Thurmann tGeD. Cork; &c; l. Bortsel
Port Lyttelton Lnedna Durkce r: Cork, &c Revcllo
Gta9 and Prime dts1; Trieste; Maad.es BT, IIav5e
Fischctti GtaI, Trieste di Martino GtaD do: Primo
Port), Lisbon; Nornh. St Thomas: Elba, Havana brgs
Republic (Brj Bilbao; Francesca ta) Penarth Roads;
Mon.rca del Mare ItSD Gibraltar chrs Alice B1raa
bada, fraser, Walter. A Ireland } Pharo. forence
Shay, Schofed. Jamestown. N liarnw. w y Jordan
sailed ships City of Montreal for London: Doris
Uer Bremen b.rks Fredssel (Norj. Cork; Hcrmod (No
Brcman Jnseph w Bartlett. Genoa
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
NOT A DIRECTOR.

NEW YORK. Sept. 10, 1871.
To EDITOR THE HERALD:-
beg the privilege OF denying, through your COL
umns, any responsibility Tor the OF my name in
connection with the Clarmont Savings Bank. In tho
early days OF the enterprise 1t seems that my namc
suggested one Of the directors, and tho Prcsi-
dent Mr. Broadwell, visited me twice at my office to
have the appoint ment confirmed and active sympathy
secured, but positively declined the ground that
would not accept such position when l knew that
could not give II my personal attention never at.
tended meeting OF he directors; have never known
anything about lis business, consider the of
by bank officials, after the refusal OF parties TO
serve, an act OF injustice TO all concerned. know
several OF the acting directors men OF sterling In
tegry and am heartily sorry II their confidence has
been imposed upon. JAMES PYLE.