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FFICIAL PROCEED INGS
OF THE
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.

Regular meeting Of the Board held at
Mayors Office, October 81. 1877.
Present: His Honor John McGiIl, Mayor
Aldermen Williams. Spengler, kavanaugh
and Luwd.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
MAYORS REPORT.
MAYORS OFFICE, Oct. /. 1877.
To the Hon. Board q Aldermen:
GESTLENEN-I have the honor to make
the following report for the quarter ending
the Both day OF September, 1877, viz:
AMOUNT OF FINES COLLECTED AND PAID TO
TREASURER.
For the month of July -.-....-.. IS 50
:" d" August ..-..... 81 co
Septem Der. 40 20
Total Observation-Disclosures l6s %
AMOUNT OF FINES AND COSTS CONNECTED BY
LABOR on TIE STREETS.
For the month ofJuly .-.......... So 30
. = August ----..... 245 co
Z . a. September .... 422 80
Grand total collected during quar-
ter in warrants and labor. -..-..-- 1920 %
NUMBER TRIED.
For the month OF July ..-............-.. 81
" - = August 33
= Z" " September ......... IS
Total %
NUMBER SENT TO JAIL IN DEFAULT OF PAY
MENT OF FINES AND COSTS.
For the month of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
" . =" August ..-....... - -
- . 8 September ..-....... 70
Total Observation-Disclosures. s.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN MCGILL.
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DRESS GooDs-DREss GooDs-DREss
GOODS, in every style and value that is
fashionable at
oct I7-2t. ROBINSON & STEVENS
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CITY Observation-Disclosures is
called to the notice providing for new
registration OF the voters Of this city.
WE viii open on tomorrow morning
ten cases of Miles Shoes, embracing every
style ot their celebrated make for Infants,
Children, Misses and Ladies.
oct l7-lt. ROBINSON Il STEVENS.
THE proceedings Of the Forest Hill
Farmers Association of Kinds county in
sympathy with The Lincoln county Asso-
citation, aud making similar demands,
reached us too late tor publication in this
number, but viii appear in our next.
DO not fail to see the charming Helmet
Hats for Misses at
Oct I7-2r ROBINSON Il SrLvENs.
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September Term, 4. u. 1910
JOSHUA GREES
w. II. GIBBS, EFT AIS.
ON motion of Compliments Solicitors, 1t IS
" ordered, adjudged and decreed, that all
parties holding any bonds, scrip or evidences
of debt issued under, and In pursuance OF an
Act of the Legislature of this State, approved
February ID, 1867, and entitled An Act 70
provide for the payment of all debts ana ma
bilities contracted or assumed, and all scrip
or evidence of debt issued by the General
Board of Levee Commissioners organized un-
der an Act approved December z, 1890, ana
also for the payment of all debts and hablI-
ties incurred or assumed by any county, LOT
work and labor done, or material furnished
prior TO the LIST day of January, IebZ, IN any
county included in the Leyee District created
by the Act of December ID aforesaid whether
such debts (were) incurred or assumed before
or after the passage of the Act aforesaid
and Acts amendatory of said Act OF February
Is, 1867, do, on or before the first day or De
cember next, enter their appearance in this
cause, and make themselves parties herein
filing with the Clerk of this Court all SUCH
their scrip, bonds, or evidences of debt, or
schedule thereof TO be verified from actual IN
spection and compa ison with said bonds, and
certified to by said Clerk together VIII a
written stipulation that they will bear their
proportionate share of the cost and expense
incident to this litigation, or they viii be Tor
ever barred and precluded from all the bene-
fits and advantages that may accrue by reason
thereof And it is further ordered, adjudged
and deereed that copy of this order be pub
lished cnce week for four consecutive weeks
in the Weekly Clarion, public newspaper of
this State, printed and published in the city
of Jackson.
Ordered. adjudged and decreed this 18th
day of September A. d. 1877.
E. G. PEYTON, Chancellor.
N HaRsI' M GT0nGT; Compartments Soils.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: W. 7. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By L. F. CHILEs, D. c.
octl7, TOW.
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nc IoilO" llS Hdliltu persons were pldCeu
upon the pauper list and allowed So per
month in city warrants, viz: Sam Baker,
Joseph ID. Hughes and Mrs. Catherine
Grimmer.
John Burns, John Nelson, V. DOrnes, l..
FragiacUmO and G. COsmani presented pc
titiOnS for license TO retail vinOuS and spirit
uOus liquors, which were filed and referred
to proper committee.
J. w. Martin, Chief Police Montgomery.
Ala, was allowed $50 for experimenting
Geo. Clint, and the Clerk directed to for
ward the amount to him.
Petitions of citizens in reference to open
ing culvert, etc, in rear Of Presbyterian
Church through to gas house, heretofore re-
teTrcd TO street committee, was returned
with recommendation that additional drain
age be provided as early as possible, but
just at this time the city has neither hands
or money to engage in the work.
On motion the Board adjourned.
JOHN MCGILL, Mayor.
j, 5. HAMILTON, CITY Clerk
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NEW SYLPH FLOUR, at
~ Sept.19,7. VIRDEN'S.
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J. STADEKER Il Son sell the best goods
for the least money.
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sETTTEEt'e STUDIO,

TO which. apd t0 the immense amuluI.U ..g
own Photographic work. ufaIl -iza-uuI ......
exhibited there, ] pncrmlIy ngf. f.. ...
tcntIou of the public.
Have your own, have your children. #...
lures taken before short lag and Mo rH......
able season sets Iu.
E.v. sEUTTEB, ARTIST
Jackson, oct. ,, .71-lm.
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RACES DURING FAIR WEEK.
Mississippi Jockey Club
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
Is, 4, ID, l6 and II, 1877.


FIRST DAY
FIRST RACE-Purse $50. Hurdle race. two
miles over eight hurdles; stiff timber weller
wei ght>. 80 TO second horse.
SECOND RACE.-Purse 500. One mile dash:
So TO second horse.
SECOND DAY
FIRST RAcE-Purse 500. Mile heats; S25
TO second horse.
SECOND RACE.-Purse S75. Three quarters
ash; SIS 10 second horse.
THIRD RAcE-Purse 500 Dash Of l mile
for two-year Odds.
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RACE-Purse of $50 Dash of two
miles 50 10 second horse.
SECOND RAoE.-Purse 500. Mile heats; 50
to second horse.
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RAcE.-Purse $50 Mile heats, three
in we; SIS TO second horse.
SECOND RACE.-Purse 1928 Two mile dash,
SO 10 second horse.
THIRD RAcE.-Purse 81 %. Dash, three
miles, $50 TO second horse
FIFTH DAY
FIRST RAcE.-Purse 500. Two mile heats;
SIS to second horse; So to third horse.
SECOND RACE-Purse SIS. Three-quarter
dash Saddle horses and gentlemen riders
- to second horse.
THIRD RACE.-ConsolAtion Purse Sl0U. For
horses that have run and not won race dur
ing the meeting.
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Ok FASHIONARLEC ARDS NO
AO two alike, with name, lOc. 20 SchrolI.
with name, lOc, post paid. Agents outfit
l0c. GEO. |. REED X CO, Nassau. n Y.
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CONDITIONS

CONDITIONS:
The above races will be conducted under the
rules of the Louisiana Jockey Club Associa-
ton, and in strict accordance herewith.
No ENTRANCE FEE. TWO OR MORE
HORSES To START
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Respectfully submitted.
JOHN MCGILL.
Mayor.
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JOSHUA GREES

In Chancery First District Kinds County
September Term, A. d. 1877.
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GRABBED AGE" AT WALLACK'S'
THEATRE.

Crabbed Age" may be still called new play, for Il
was nrst produced In this city, at the Grand Opera
House. on December J. the night before tho Brooklyn
Theatre IRE. II had better reception and n better
presentation at Waack last night but there appears
to be no important improvements in tho drama
the acting The play too long, especially in the
third act which almost destitute OF progress Tho first
two acts are best aud have effective situations In
the company find tho same actors who first brought
1t out Miss Lctte Allen plays NINE. Valmiere. the
heroine; the heroic character, Rene Latrobe, Is as
sumed by Mr. Atwater, aud tho other principal
parts are rendered by Miss May Gallagher, Miss
Ethel Thornton, and Mcssrs. Floyd, Hamilton,
Searle and Whifin Tho general effect
weak, much like that Of print from
we'll worn steel plato, where there is lutte contrast
light aud shadow MISS Allen not tho power the
character needs, Us the prison scene made evident,
and the most successful presentations wore those OF
Mr.. Atwater and Mr. Floyd. Mr. whnin and Miss
Gallagher have nothing unny TO do, but they tried 70
be amusing, and succeeded in creating laughter.
After ALL II is blessing that man is so made that he
laugh ut rifies for II he could only laugh Mt first
class wit humor tho world would be a very gloomy
place
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BELOW.
Brig Alcedo (Br), Poag, "a days from Macei
CLEARED.


Steamer J w Garrett. Foster. Baltimore-Wm DalzelL
Steamer Maynower. Davidson. rhiisdelphia.as Hand.
Steamer Eleanora Johnson. Portland-J Amor.
Ship lspahan (Br), Brown, Liverpool-Chas l. Wright
Co.
Ship Hebe Hilton Christiania Norway)-Bockmann.
Bark Carnarvonshre (r,, sledee, London Funch Edge
bark Flash Light dr. Card I.ondou-scan:mell Bros
Bark Lenora (Fr). Maize, Newcastleo Tyne, &c To.
BARK AliendaIe tBr). Chappei Hull. E-Arkeli. Tufts
bark Morning star (Br Bushnell Gibraltar tgraIn) for
sarr Ls Maria litsi, Trnpani. rres,e-Fuuch, Edge
BARK Frank Marion. Eldridge. sydney and Brisbsns
,(Australia,--R " Cameron 4 Go.
bark Lizzie IL Jackson. Warwick Valparaiso and
Bark csrib townsend Frederckssads st Croix-P Han
Bark Adele Carleton Packard. Portland. Me-Parsous
Brig wilink Ger, Hagcnfeidt. Ponce PRFunch. Edge
schr Susan ThurIow. rsbbut, Dunkirk-Bret. Son 4
Schr Eliza Potter. Pendleton. Gibraltar for orders
Bentley, Gildcrseeve Co.
schr Jefferson Borden. Jones. Frontiers, Ncx-B Met
schr Hattie Haskell Cassidy, San Bas-Estate Of Owen
schr Ricardo Barros. Newton. Baracoa-B Weinberg 1
schr Cuba tr,. Hutchinson, 81 Andrews. NBJohn Boyn
schr Geo Jordan, Duncan, savannah-J II Winchester
schr Mary Eveline. McClearn. Portland Me-R Good
schr Widhre, Bcarse. Gloucester. NASH Weinberg
Co.
soop Lotus. Jarvis, South Amboy-warren Storey.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER ARMENIA, while making landing at Coney
Island yesterday afternoon at $3.50 struck tho dock with
such her paddle box and broke
shaft She the city the tugboHt Clifton.
sHIp RIVER MIN d,r. whilc lying on Folsom 1t. San
Frmncisco June IL foned by the Us Lacka-
had Dowsprt broken short on and hxurchead
carried away.
BARK Anr al oath from Ioilo, In gale April
81 of Cape Horn sprung rudder head and split sails.
BARK yEnEIp. ut BOSTON oath from London, from the
Channel 10 experienced heavy gales from wsW to
WNw: Ion - 40 passed large quantities OF
deals lat a3 10 Ion s. passed part OF tho dock o. large
vcsscl.
KATE Huron is ashore the lower end OF Rcedy
Island. Del A tug has gone to her assistance
PRoyfscyrowS June 23-ut In hero this morning sehr
Helen Foster Burt. having carried away maintopmast
gear last nights norhcrly gale She was but two
1u~S out
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THE BALTIMORE CUSTOM HOUSE.

COLONEL WILKINS pIsINcLINED TO HUMoR THE
PRESIDENT BY REsIGNING.
BALTIMORE, June 25 1871
The situation at the Custom House has to-day been
a subject OF general discussion among business men
and Custom House officials. The President Friday
last appointed Hon. John L. Thomas Collector OF the
PORT and no vacancy existed Colonel Wilkins, the
present Collector whose term has not expired,
aucsted TO send in hts resignation Colonel Wilkins
to-day In reply to an inquiry as to his resignation.
stated that he does not intend to send
in his resignation the President He could not state
when he would reply to the Presidents communca-
ton requesting his resignation, but said !, would DO
very soon; aud tho public will be furnished with his
reasons for such action. he has received numerous
kilograms from prominent republicans throughout the
state urging HIM 10 stick he satisfied tho Prcs
dent was induced to his resignation through the
misrepresentation OF certain persons
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ILLICIT DIsTILLERs.


SUCCESSFUL RAID IN ALABAMA-pIsTILLERY
CAPTURED IN PENNSYLVANIA.
WASHINGTON, June 25 1871
The following telegram was received NJ the Internal
Revenue ONCE To-day
MONTGOMERY, Ala. June %, 1871
Hon. GREEN b. RAUM, Washington, D. c.:
My raid against Illicit dstiliers Is proving COM
pete success Have already seized large number OF
Illicit stills At large mass meeting Of the citizens
OF Clcburne county resolutions indorsng action
and pcdging themselves to aid In the en- orcemcnt OF
the revenue laws were unanimously adopted. great
many distillers have been arrested since the mass
meeting. Scores OF them surrendcring volun-
tarily. d. n. BOOTH, Collector
A CAPTURED DisTILLERY.
Revenue Agent Crimson telegraphs to-day from
Uniontown Pa TO the Commissioner In this city that
Saturday the revenue agents thero captured an IL
lcit dtstiery in thas neghborhood that had boon
running for Two years, with capacity Of forty-dve
gallons day. They also captured The Illicit dis;er,
who endeavoring to escape.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ApPoNAUu. June '22-sailed schr Stephen Morgan,
sosfoS. june sa~xrrived. bark rerrard II .sD.
ms.s VIA ae'Gas ss%
'' ash@Arrved. steamer. yeddo sBr owen. Hull e;
s.ls .n An a.'Ip'%s E'as o.. rA
i;%' 4 Il. : @ 'sSs"f Watts s
S.sS; .sS pHp s sss.p r S E%%:
Heater. Slowsy rc,t johnson; Ahse p h.s,ss!, do
!:@sss x.ssSr.o" and %Sssea: jain FSsa;.psis
hSs"ss% New Weymouth Sssa whitney Charleston
s ss: h's. fss ss s S,,,
Near, lort sa
BALTIaoRE, June 25-1Irivrd, sic.msrs Falcon
k k' snss -
Bss Me- f:.s B %. :y Ssaas h. cs. and
Eaton, kwoli xill..sn Ne; FsTr.gss wymsn 8. H.rys
u Gss .sv, v.'s.sa
Game up from oaarantins-Bng Emelia Ger nom RIO
cIsarsa Steamer Johns Hopkins Hae,s, Boston; bark
Roeea Bsrcsi .ehrs Maggie D.ins, sIins PoSsnd
Trs,s,hsn, do; Fannie v oanson. oni,sn: DO '.'
sailcd-Barks Bar,oomco Dnnovsro Psliadin and North
BRuXswfcE. Us, juno Is-Arrvsd, brig Rsnshaw.
sy Gis. isss bark Auror. p c.n.o Palms. s Mag
S.s s sn.s b s%iss s'
sesr 1ac.i,s' sm AZ; f Phil. s
Vi BEVERLY. June 2a-Arr'vod, .ehr French smith,
philadelphia
CHARLESTON. June 22-Arrvcd up from Quarantine
brig Rosita tSpl. Mir. ~ Johns. PR
18th Arrived. schrs A Hunt. Rose PhiIsdcpha; Ben
Tyler. Baltimore.
saiisdBarks Juveuts tNor). London; Triumph (Nor,
Rotterdam,
DARiEN, Ga. June a5-Arrivcd. brig Kremliu. wyman.
Cardenms.
ssilsd-nark Glen Monarch sBr). Queenstown
DELAWARE CITY, juno 25--Arrived schrs W l. 81
kins. Ludlam, Lynn Jos Allen, Chase, Wilmington.
Del Thomas Boos, soners. Boston; Lucy May, Freeman
HsverhilL
Saiied--schr Ward Parks. Bogart Boston
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR, June 22--Arrived schrs
Harmony. Collins Providence for New Yorx; Dolphin
Young, Calais for do Vim Sargent Parker Boston for
do; sarah simmons CANDY. Fall river for Philadcphia
tand all sailed
Also arrived, PM schr. James Diverty Carroll Provi-
dencc for New York Cynthia Jane Gardner Julia Craw-
lord Hxvcs; George Edwin, SAINTS and Aleghania,
Bryant do for do; Belle Seaman, stoeman Fail River for
do
| 23d. AM-sAled, all tho above; harbor clear.
EAST MACHIAs, June 2OSailea, schr Alma johnson,
Barbados.
EDiARTOwN. June 22--Arrived, schrs Joseph March,
Brown. New York: II Tisock iIalock, do Tor lIingnxn,
Passed byschr Olive Aver. Upper, from Rockiand
Nav York.
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Asr,xwALL June 24-Arrived. steamer Acapulco Clspp
.es big Elisabeth wn.lo~
. A.:.. % from
S.ss:sa 81 w.:s soss: 5:". oasss.
RIO Janero; schr BD. Thompson, from Pensacola.
xsy :sar Aadis TosS
Samoa. "a s.s. bsa S;sss;ass, Ss:s and G:.y:
ssss
sailed June sch sa @ Mp.:e Mn.iFs. 60 h lead
~ ness !%"s aeS,s. san.s:h: Sr xIsss:
y ssm an kitten oa s ssxss
water; oulton orr, iIennay to load for New York:
4th for Phsdophis kits (snother report says
GoswAr w .1s., June eArrived. brig somo.ss. lBr
H4cy bermuda 10 Gays with cargo OF bark Robt Morrison
Ca oa.Dss.s. June ie-s.iled, .chr rn.cilI. scrbner
C,ssruneo. June l4-Arrvod. sehr Hattie Sampson,
Sailed 18th bark Acaca, Anderson, Boston; brig Annie
In port june 10. e.rk. Lillian BrS; KssmSall. from
% nsw ss T TI Rr.n, p;os ,rY S
Magnire for Charleston Harding Smith for
sss:s s t. .e aSu.u
HxvAxA. June 25-Arrivsd. steamer Columbus Reed,
bark ,Gss ss s,sn h S;y ".
ss:e Y.utas Rat C A,aa: Ms9s:. ono:
ss:s IN
ss John Nh fsss. S.. fsssa; :ss J:ns: r..aer
Ss;:s IA: &.
81 and S,sss &
As1xsd 18th =: steamer Nova seo.ian Bu Richardson.
Msss,ss j yuns s1ssed, bark EMIL. oiumps dsap Co
MsIsounsH Juno Arrived bark Mariana. Ryder Por.
Hayden. Ko,sno snd sailed same DAY .os Rio J.ns;sl
Afs; IS. 'ss So
,S! y wssr Smith, smith, FOR d"
SDs ys,t o DAYS. bark sfr cs cns.r 5
s.m S.
sailed IN bark 'ic,S:S ssr Gordon Of Hat
Sailed 10Th rehr Nellie Bowers staekpos Of
and snso. s s,rS. To- Hat
sehr Clifford. B,aadon. for do slI lds. :.
GOcondn Lard do Redowa. Byrne do; schr CIif-
r.snsx' june a4-saisd steamer ranada. Connolly
f9 a:sd a sis. brig Ssns "s oi s"sn
QuEpKc. June oj-Arrivco. steamer Poynesiau (Br),
Brown Liverpool.
SAN JOSE (tiuate,nain juno 10. PM-In port steamer
South Carolina Morton. from Panama brig Josephine
san francisco arrived same day.
ST PfEKRE. Mart June lO-In port bsrks Evina. John
SON dsg Columbia. Dickerson, from barbados, just
rived .
Marseilles. -
10Th banks Allen Tarr Boston Assyrian (Br), Muir
chjsou New York brig Acadia (Br), Ganniou, do schi
EmmM l. Cottingham, Stocman. Hate ras
SAILED 18th brig Agcncrn brooks: Now York.
Cow Bay: schr Azena riummer. Now York.
sailed iOth-Bark Thomas Brooks. Waugh, Guantan
VICTORIA, June 15-Sailed. bark Pcru, Craig, Bucno
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE ., 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wnITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wIIIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Clyde. crcwc, Havsna juno 20 with mdse and
passengers to WIN Clyde 20. y,
Ja June 20 With md.s and passenger. PIN. rorwood
steamer Benefactor Jones' Wilmington. No. days. with
III aaxs With ss 10 vessel :" squire Bros sd
gt wind. passed AMER March 30 Srys
gsS g , Sss ~:
Bark ornen Nor, Larsen. cowss 81 days. In ballast to
Bark Bssors Csp, Grno Havana IS days. in ballast to
Bark Rebecca carusns. johnson. Masanxas 10 days.
with sugar Riondo Benjamin ca; vessel to waydell
Brig vstora OBJ rlrons M.y.sas, = f 1,;: with mo-
With S os%"od to Kashards Co; Murray
10 Bs .ss .s.s c.n sugar
sehr u Gard ,of BOSTON, poss Mir.SsSns - days
Hattie Smith Ice ,;Tsen Turtle Cay ssy. with
sshr Slater Tsma.soo, E'% rs,nsnd dnma days
vi" ssh1 aTpi' a e
w "G1s' B 90 Homan days. with lumber
sssSI i I Dewitt, { M ia, %';;s S.5'els
sehr j Merrill Curtis. Virginia
schr $ Hoyt Farrsw Virginia sI..,.
s ssSp h s,fsF se % s xs.ins Virginia
Schr G " Alcott French virginia.
s elr Helen ReSsr aps iie"rn Virgins"
RKrumxxp-stcsmcr Huntsville wier hence June 90 for
engine at AN oath. whom about 100 miles from New
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune Berry. Boston for New York.
Steamer Bolivar Geer.N London and Norwich for Nov
Brig Marianne Port. Merces Boston for New York.
sa': sauqss
Schr Mountain Laurel, Farrell. Bangor for New York
schr Laura Buriingamc. Burlinganc Boston for New
Schr w II Sargent, Parker Boston for New York.
Schr Mary Theal tBrl Thea Providence for New York.
Schr Cmtharine, HURLEY. Providence for New YORK.
schr Mary Farrcn Fairweathcr New London for New
schr Hattie Lou. Fitzpatrick. Hartford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanora johnson. New York for Portland
Steamer tiiancus. Bearse. New York for BOSTON.
Steamer Albatross. Davis. New York for Fall River.
Steamer Tlhe. Ewing Now York for New London and
Bark Adela Carleton iof Boston, Packard New York
brig Zinga irsr) Edgstt. Now York for Roeksnd. NIB
Schr Warren Gates Smith. New Ysrk for New London.
schr Doretta aim Emmett, New York for Wareham
schr Cyntha Jane. Gardiner ioboksn for Providence
schr = winetts Phillips tIobcken for Providence.
scnr Josephine Knowles, Hoboken for Dennis
schr Lille Wells Wells. IIoboken for wareham.
Schi Union Flag. Frisby. Hohoken for Portsmouth.
Schr Twilight Cathcart Ambov for Providence.
Schr Blast, Haley. Amhoy for Somerset
Schr belmont Locke Pcndleon. Port johnson for Ban.
schr II Burnett, Rasmussen. Elissbethport for Prov
schr jessie Williamson. Bowyer. Rondout for Ports
schr Bella Peck Avery. Newburg for Breaker Folly.
schr Phoebe Ann, Etho Arnboy for Bridgeport.
schr Success Cole. Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr cheseboro. Robinson. Philadelphia tor West
Schr " NJ Mcrrimon Crane. Philadelphia for Savbrook
schr Marietta smith, Preston Philadepha Tor Boston.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP june 25-Sailed bark Helene tGer) Hashagen
New York.
BnsxrS june 25--Arrivsd. ships Martha (Ger) Levin
New York. Sirius .(Ger Mailer Baltimore; bark Europa
Ger. Kimme. do.
BRISTOL June 23Arrived. barks orono Nor, Bjonoss
New YORK; 25tb, Aristide ttr), Briard Boston.
sailed 18th, bark Prospcrns Poosso utsD. Drago,
United states.
BELFAST June 25-Arrived bsrks Fanchon (Br> Cain.
America; Lesseps (No, stcen United states; Romanon
tBr). Haley. Baltimore.
BonpxArx June ai-sailed, bark Alfonso CT Marie Fr',
New Orleans.
BARctLosA June 2o--Arrvcd. barks Ma'po Csp, ron',
New Orleans; I'D. Tits tsp). Borotan, do.
CorpSmAexS june 2isaiied. bark Meta c'er'' vsnse'
low from Pillau) New York before reported without
dstcl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-26
PACIFIC COAST NAVIGATION.

THE CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN wADDELL SAID
TO BE SUSPENDED FOR THE LOSS OF THE
CRY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, juno o5 1877.
Tho decision OF the United statos Inspector of Hus
and Boilers in the case OF the loss OF tho City Of
San Frapcisco has been forwarded to Mr..
Bemis, District Inspector II has not been
made public but Captain Waddell has been
notified that mis- certificate captain in the merchant
marine has been suspended for one year. The ground
alleged this action Is that he did not sufficient
caro- while running along portion OF The coast wherc
shoals and dangers known to exist, although not
marked upon the chart. Captain Waddcll VIII appeal
from this finding II approved; and If necessary he will
bring the whole matter before Congress.