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p r e s e N T s.

Two Principal Presents given away at eve
performance including other elegant and
j,r
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GOCIABLE AND CONCERT
GIVEN BY
LADIES' AID SOCIETY,
IN BASEMENT OF FELICITY STREET q,
CHURCH
FOR THE PURPOSE Of
RAISING FUNDS TO REPAIR THE CHURCH,
Thursday and Friday Evenings, Decem-
her g and y, 1877.
ADMISSION. .......................Zs CENTS.
Doors open at 7 80 .. m. de3 st
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SECOND WEEK,
Commencing SUNDAY EVENING. December
2, and Wednesday and Saturday Matinees,
THE GREAT
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SPECIALIZING orchestra upon this occasion
will be augmented and the performance of
the opera preceded, as at the great festival in
New York by grand fanfare of trumpets
in the foyer at 1880 .. m.
IMPORTANT NOTICE-Especiai attention 10
called to the brilliant programme for the
present week.
To-morrowtT EsDAY)- ROBERT LIE DTABLE
Wednesday .,...-.... .LOHENGRIN
Thursday .........................R IGOLETTO
Friday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TROVATORE
Saturday. ...,........ GRAND GALA MATINEE
Sunday. .........i lin Italian) LES FL UGUENOTS
Monday. ...-.....-................LA TRAVIATA
Seats for all the above performances now at the
Theatre: also the ibrett0S, de3
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STRAYED.
FOR SALE,
PLANTING POTATOES.

900 BBLS CHOICE NoRTHERN JACKSONS.
200 bbls CHOICE NORTHERN ROSE.
In stor. and to arrive ex-ship Northampton
For sale by a. EGAN.
del 3t SO Tchnup itoulas street.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-BOARD WITH FINELY FUR
- nj he'd rooms, for two families. can be
obtained by applying at No. 2l5 st. Charles
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of New Orleans-New Orleans, November 20,
1S77-The annual election for Directors of this
Company will be held at its Office No. 81 Camp
street. on MONDAY, December 10, 1877, ON 10
O'Clock M to o'clock o. m.
no29 I'd LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA

VARIETIES THEATRE. OPERA.
TONIGHT.
This (sIonday) Evening, December 3, MT
1850 O'Clock.
First performance here of
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30, 1s77.-An ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS of
this institution to serve during the ensuing
year will be held at its banking house on WE'D
NESDAY. the twelfth Of December next, be-
tween the hours of u m. and O'Clock D. M.
nO3O tI + CARR Cashier
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hall of Home Hook and Ladder Conn
pany No. New Orleans, December 2, 1877
Annual election of officers on SATURDAY
December 8. 1877. at $50 .. m.
By order of G. G. PIPER, Foreman,
EUG. MAY, President. deg
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| GT. CHARLES THEATRE.
| HARRY WESTON............. Manager
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LOHENGRIN.

LOHENGRIN.
MADAME PAPPENHEIM ....... AS ELSA
MIR. CHARLES ADAMS. as LOHENaRIN
GRIMMINGER-BLUM- WIEGAND, etc.
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Office OF New Orleans City Railroad
Company. No. 12a Canal street, New Orleans
December I, 1s77.-An ELECTION FOR
TWELVE DIRECTORS of this company to
serve for the ensuing year will be held at this
office on MONDAY. December H. 1877, between
the hours of II a. N. and o. m.
deg I'd G.. G, LEWIS, Secretary
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Office sun Mutual Insurance Company

Office sun Mutual INSURANCE Company.
No. SO Camp street, New Orleans, November IS,
1s77.-In conformity with article four of the
charter, notice is hereby given that an election
will be held by the stockholders at the office Of
the company, on MONDAY. December 8. 1877.
between the hours of II a. m. and p. M. for
ing year.
no1s M&Etd Fl. CARPENTER. secretarv
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
THE vENIRE OF JURORS DRAwN FOR
THE DECEMBER TERM.

Paul Castaing, 247A Burgundy.
q Ambrose Jannette, 100 Peters.
. Amos Alcorn. a55 Bayou Road.
O. J. Shepard. 17s Gravier
Jules Vernett Stanton Place. A1giers.
Thomaf e Griffin 20 Glrod Third Ward
s Hornore Flotte, 2sf Bayou Road.
A. Martin. Second and Baronne.
10 ]. ]. Tate, 2o3 Julia.
III j. Edwards, 1870 Howard
10 John Munich, 1853 Poydras,
- Jos. yacaro, 90 vt Philip. a.
~ Jos. Smith, 295 Poydras.
s495 II, q. Hill 274 Girod.
h6 Thos, 7. NJ. Casey, e3 Louisa.
~ Geo. Miller. 400 Howard.
ls s Alfred AZ y2urdan. 4s North johnson.
DO ny Miller, Peter. bet. Bouny and Powder
Win VIM Ssassz & s1 sss pfFy 4sss.
% Geo ~. Pearson. 507 Camp.
q N. Bloom. ir., 2os North Kampart.
40 Geo. Wendel, johnson sbG snu and st. Peter.
~ ]. H. Ashbridgs, $40 Baronne.
% Chas. Bruce. Dauphine, bet. Andre and @.
90 ]. Pefara, 81 Hasquet.
g ]. Salliyan. Magnolia and Gravier.
% John Mcneil. 81 Galvez
" u, u. Pegrain, Magazine.
Wm 3. DUNCAN. IT, t1sh Annunciation.
~ Mm. Goldenbow. 773 Magazine.
% Israel G. Berry. f0 St. Charles.
30 A. J. Fitzpatrick, 4Os Erato.
IS ~ " Lee, 446 common.
Al j. Smith "a Baronne.
m q. A. Erlemeorne 3544 Lafayette.
~ Alfred Smith. Seventh and st. Charles.
"A H. IL. Levy. 203 Baronne.
~ Joseph Eustaee. $50 Glrod, Third Ward.
~ Ct Thompson, PA Girod. Third Ward.
AZ j. Sullivan $50 Drvades.
46 A. IL. Rassetti, I76 Lafayette
40 John D Saatyky. GA First street.
90 EHg Bietry, 2o7 ST. Peter.
81 A~gust Christopher. Claiborne and Cypress
% Il. y. Hopkins, "a South Rampant.
% Samuel Knecht, 5l31s Constance.
81 ]. Thomp son 81 South Franklin.
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The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of Franklin Temperance Hall Association will
be held in their bal, corner of Rampant and
Spain streets, on MONDAY EVENING, Decem-
Der 1877, at 1880 2. m. for the purpose of elect
ing five directors to serve for the ensuing year
no20 de23 A. r. MOULIN, Secretary
Special NOtice-Parties having twO-Dand
Springfield breech-loading RIFLES for SALE
can find purchaser by applying at No. SO Com
mon street. no24 If
A meeting of the Stockholders Of the
New Harbor Protection Company. will be held
at the office OF the company, (rooms Of Board of
from IL to o'clock, for the election of Seven
Directors for the current year.
no18 15t CHAS. L UHLHORN, Secretary,
New Orleans Canal ana thanking COm-
pany-New Orleans, Nov. Is, 1s77.-The annual
election for seven directors of this institution
at it's clearinghouse, corner of Camp and
Grayier streets, on the second MONDAY of
10 a. m. and Q o. m.
no15 I'd Oh. JUMONvILLE. Cashier.
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IA D. Bel. 2b Claiborne.

224 o. Bell 2b Claiborne.
225 Jean LascouInes. 81 81: Philip.
226 John B. Berthel, $50 Eighth street.
| 227 Lucien Scott, 276 Orleans.
22B James Faure, % St. Peter.
E29 p. Cazenave. 169 Marais.
$50 u. G. Faures, $50 Bourbon.
231 g. A. Park. IA Gravier..
232 W. Thompson, 296 Perdido.
23s julius Martin, 14s Toulouse
| 1914 Jos. TIC. 100 St Peter,
235 + J. Flanagan, 254 orleans.
236 J. Estefanese. 81 Gasquet.
237 J. Turpin. GrAvier and Magnolia.
2ss F. Tilman, Howard. bet. Lafayette and
Perilliat.
800 A. VI. Brenton, 4s4 Gravier.
$40 III. Robert. 148 Bourbon.
241 John /. AID ms. Second and Prytania.
| 242 ]. B. Crozat 344 Main.
24a Robert, F: W. Bachman. Second and An
nunciation.
244 T.. W. Pinkard. lie Camp.
| 245 P Pizzfni, Front and aravier.
~ John M. Witherspoon, 246 North Rampant
24s p. Ping pryades and Gravier.,
$50 Thos. Barry. 104 Esplanade.
251 d. Profit. los Dryades.
| $50 J. Landry. 165 Howard.
81 Walton Brashsar, Seventh, and St. Charles.
| 255 Jas. Ford, 41O1s st. Andrew
| $50 Thos. Cooper, 434 Poydras.
25a !. Maroon, 227 Gravier.
$50 Ernest Canonge, III South Rampant
| $50 Albert Callser, 129 Chartres.
2bl JOS burton, H0Sp1tal.
262 John b. Bonhomma, II st. Philip.
263 Octave Mazoret. 354 Main.
264 u. Constance. 324 Orleans.
265 j. Jane, 115 st. Jane.
266 Daniel Harrington, 81 st. Ann.
267 ]. y. Flandry. 1870 Royal.
26s Daniel Ward, st. Louis and Derbignys
26a John u Schoordel. % Third street.
270 y. ]. Heating. SO South Franklin.
271 g. Thomas Freret and Julia.
272 T. Bradford, Girod and Carondelet.
273 David Barry, 800 Annunciation.
274 Jean Faurte, 225 Chartres.
275 Thomas Brown, 81 ST. James.
276 l. Marks. Prieur and Perdido.
277 JAS Rice, 2O2 81. Philip.
27S t. s. Coiron. 1856 Claiborne,
279 Jas. Byrne. II Gtrod.
$50 T. l.. Sugg, 100 Orleans.
2S1 l. Laville, 1914 South franklin.
1872 ]. ?. Chandler, 1870 North Rampant
E2s3 John Alexander. 1S9 1t. Philip.
2s4 Hugh Reilly 100 North Claiborne.
2B5 Chas Wilson, 800 Bourbon.
2s6 Antonio Chifalo 80 Barracks.
2s7 Eug. Reybaut Main and Levee.
2Ss Frederick Roth. 1876 Chartres.
$50 Meyers Fisher. 900 st. Philip.
300 Jas Schmaltz, "A Eighth street.
291 Ianfal Thomas, u Main.
2g2 J. 3. Villars, 1873 Ut. Ann.
1913 Valentine Zieger, St. Louis and Tonti.
294 d. Raggo. 151 Chartres.
2g5 +. ZamOra 1877 St Peter
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THE CRESCENT CITY MARKSMEN.

From the New Orleans Times, August
Mr.. Dudley Sclph takes very proper view OF the
matter of the international rife match, and Of his
Iatons with the Crescent City TEAM In declining the
proposition to shoot the American team except az
tor due competition and on the Same terms given
to oil other contestants There can be little. any;
doubt that Mr.. Sclph is tho first marksmcn In tho
world. His record has thus far been unequaled, al
most unapproached except by Jewell, OF Now York,
and fairly entities the credit of having made the
champ practice score. But Mr.. Seph and his CON-
radios have not been able to attend the competition
practice Crcedmoorhave not In fact been encour-
aged 10 do Sound In our opinion shows commenda-
bic good taste in refusing accept distinction save as
the result OF actual test Perhaps II is much better
that our New Orleans marksmen should shoot TO.
gethcr ~ q team and that tho In irrational match pro-
coed upon tho original programme. We predict that
tho Crescent City Rifle Club team will beat the record
OF the winners and arc quito content to lot tho glory
OF New Orleans rest upon that achievement.
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KS-NoTICE 10 CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captain' or omecr
coasng and foreign trade observ-
ing the removal OF buoys are requested
60 the to tho HERALD SO that IL may be
brought publicly to the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor OF the HERALD Ncw io's
city, rs accurately possible the number and posi-
tion OF buoys the causc OF their removal VIII
suffice in oil cases observed along tho Atlantic and Pacific
coass the American Continent When they are observed
on the coast OF European countries in tho Mediterranean
a a. that DO either by telegraph
letter TO the London occ 81 the NEW YORK HERALD 20
Fleet street. London to the Paris Office el Avenue no
lOpcra Paris whcrs the telegraph is used dispatches
may DO addressed Bennett, 40 Fleet street. London or
p.,rett al Ayonue dc rOpera Paris" Where cases Of
are observed the waters OF countries beyond
Tho reach OF the telegraph in Asia or A'rc" captains
may onnunate with reaching the hrst convcn'
lent por This information viii be eabed FREQ or charge to
tho HERALD and published -
szrNorICE TO CAPTAINS oF,vEssELs ENTERING
rHK PoBT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The New YoSk
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DEATH BY STRYCHNINE.
A SUICIDES CURIOUS CONDUCT JUST BEFORE
HIS DEATH.

SUICIDES CURIOUS CONDUCT JUST BEFORE
HIS DEATH.
From the Detroit FREQ Press, August Al
Coroner Cakes continued the inquest yesterday after
noon In the case Of William Cockett, who poisoned
himself Thursday. Tho jury returned verdict TINT
deceasod came his death from dose Of strychnine
administered by his own hand.
Cockett's conduct after had taken tho hugo dose
OF strychune remarkable He stood at the bar OF
the Monroe avenue saloon, where Mr.. Harvey found
him. calmly converting with several persons, without
botrayng the unpractsed eye tho slightest III effects
Of hts fatal drink. Amer OF the bystanders had
given him drink of salt and watcr ton the presump
ton that no was intoxcaed) he deliberately lighted
cigar. smoked screney and called Tor glass Of beer.
Even after 1t became known to tho crowd that he was
poisoned no laughed at the consterna
ton every faco betrayed and insisted treating the
crowd.
"what is your name 2" asked one Of the party.
..Wouldn't you liko to know.s" he replied, with
sarcastic twist Of the lips "I've been drunk for two
days and all want Ia to brace mp little Just you
fellows lot me alone and give me rest y .sts f,v
whep,the police arrived and coaxed him to wink he
obstinatey refused until his begin to desert
him. Even then force was necessary; bu. hc hung on
to hts cigar until Il was ali consumed One advocate
of heroic trca uient who seemed recognize tho need
of keeping him awake, slapped his face and rubbed his
ears vigorously To those proceedings he replied with
haunting speech and grim smile OF dcrance He re-
fused to open his mouth 10 admit stomach pump and
o screw shaped instrument made Of lignum vita was
forced in between his teeth. he closed down on 1t so
hard as to btc the threads off, rendering the nstru
ment worthless for future operations. Ono muscular
policeman slapped him on the back and remarked In
an encouraging tonc-"Well, old man. you are not
gone yet"
.'Aii right" he responded II know I am not gone.
but I'm going all The same so fire away with your
stomach guns"
He viewed tho operation OF bleeding with the Same
calm indifference results, and from first 10 last, at
least SO long as consciousness renamed he gave
sign of the agony with which he must have boon
racked.
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EXCISE ON LONG ISLAND.

The EXCISE Commissioners Of Flushing announce
their determination to prosecute all liquor dealers who
fail 10 procure license alter having becn notified to
do so by the Board. Tho Overseers OF the Poor Of
Jamaica proceeding against tho unlicensed liquor
dealers Of that town. and the are iaken before
Justice Bets II boon plain cd on the part OF
Of the liquor dealers that while thoy have taken
licenses complied with The law In all respects,
others who have done have been permitted TO
break tho law With impunity IL IS TO meet this com.
plant that the present movement has been inau-
guracd.
Mr. Gillette, one OF tho present Excise Commission
ers Of Flushing, announces that the Board VIII, In
September next ako the necessary steps 70 secure tho
indictment Of Mr. Isaac Poole, who Was member OF
the Board last year, on the Charge OF em0ezzlcment
Mr. Gillette states that about dozen liquor dealers,
principally doing At Bay Side and Little Neck.
mad made complaint that they mud given the money Tor
their censes to Mr.. Poole well as the necessary
papers, requesting him that their licenses were
granted but that they had received no licenses, and
whom thoy applied to tho Board were informed that
tho Treasurer had received the amounts alleged
to have been paid. Mr.. Poole has hitherto been re-
gard.d as q gentleman without rcproach, and IT Is
claimed by friends that his mind has probably been
affected BY injury received some time ago In rail-
ROAD COLLATION..
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Twenty sixth street; Peter Brennan No I'll West Sx
teenth street; Martin ]. Maher NO 3l4 b'esoAv ,
street; Edward Bonner, No 23l West fortietn s.ccs
At toe Tonos Police Court the following were nse
In 500 Samuel Grcns No. 52s Pearl street; r
Chaee, No. "a BAKER street; Q; scnuncs, s'ree,.
Maiden lane; John q. Weber. No 62 same suoss'
William Drcschcr. No. Is same street henry Div,
No IS Nassau street. Erncsi Whole. NO o' san,o
street; August wessInan. No. ~ same Stree, s.ress,
II. Breden, No 800 Greenwich srce' NJ 40
Young No 4Ol Greenwich street; John Motifs, ~" %
WATTS street: Eugene Brown. No DO Canai s"Se'
Cook No l6 Hubert street, and Thomas ust ~ -.
rccnw,ch street The were all possessco OF
receipts iroa the Board OF Excise or oeusr III ,, ~
granted; but Justice Smith refused 70 RECOGNIZES .u"'n
as legal Bail was promptly iurnsneu 10 eacn cart.
Atthe Esscx Market Police Court tho following were
held bv Judge Kbrsth in 500 baii:--David Buckley
No lG3 first street; Ignatz Cohen. No 20 East ihrd
street: howard McManon, No 3lS East Elevcnth
street Murtagh Murphy, No. 40 East Eeventn sI'..'
Louis FISCHER no. 9S Columbia street; William Perda-
mack No. 90 wilIett street; Marx Blcckner, No DO
Ailcn street. ,,..,
ers were held in 500 each James Anthony, Grand
Union hotel; John Dooley. No 1872 East Thirty NTH
street; Michael Gormiey No 325 East Thirty thira
street james Tanee Eighty third street and Lexiug-
ton avenue; Patrick Walsh No. 800 East rhrty-nint
street; Michael Kcnncy. No $50 Second avenGe Peter
Golden, No. 40 East Fifteenth street; George kncx-
hon No SIS Tenth avenue; Francis McQuade, NO $50
Second avenue. and William y. Essig, No S29 SECOND
avenue.
In tho Harlem Police Court yesterday Justice Duny
held tho following 500 TO answcr:--James hecnsa
Boulevard and Hin street, Frederick Arnold, lloth
street and Boulevard; Adoph Hermann, hanhnttan
street and Broadway; Frederick WiiKe Mnnhattan
street ana Tenth avenue Timothy Donobue, Madison
avenue and Ninctietn street; Jonn A. ScnaHer, y,
No. 346 Second avenue; Louis Krause, No. = III
Third avenue; Thomas rumcy, No. 2,4l9 Second av.
enue; Emil Hass, No. =. 2s5 Third avenue; Michaei
J udge No T. IFS Third avenue; Alfred J. Eadte, NO
2o5 East l2lsl street; Charles Neuschafer No l4S
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N EWS NIBBLINGS.

National Repubiican:--Ths Is a transition period Of
party politics"
Washington Republican s-.'congress should have
control OF all interstate rat roads"
The Philadelphia Bulletin believes that too many
immigrant como the United States.
Trarnps invade Iowa by tho steamboat load Tho
thortics nne the captains for putting them ashore.
Reading Times:-.Neariy all the tramps arrested in
different parts OF the country claim 10 hail from New
York city,
Three tramps on July rs murdered named
Patoy who was travelling IN their company.
PnrkviIc, Mo.
Washington Repudl,can: .rhe NKw York HERALD
says that both old parties dead and that thero
will be reorganization OF parties this winter. The
HERALD IS right"
Halifax IN. 81 Acaeliom,-"There is n curious Ca
madam law whereby man going on board vessel Ia
harbor without leave incurs two years peniientary
Norwegian lad OF seventeen who recently went over
a ships side at Quebec to get drink experimental
and found 1t So"
Says tho Baltimore Gasetts:-"rhs Ohio Republican
Convention .roanrmed' too much. II only
affirmed confidence in Hayes, but in she principles
which form tho chief basis for the republican attack
on Hayes Sitting Bull would call this 'pale-face
facing two ways"
Washington Reputtican:-"rhe relation Of captal
and labor. the tariff internal revenue taxation banks
and banking, the currency, the silver question: tho
regulation OF interstate railroads and plan for arbi-
trations between capitalists and laborcrs some Of
the subjects which ought 10 be referred to u commits
sion to DO appointed by the President Of United
States" .a.
Savannah News:-"An old man by the nanc of NC.
Nicely was severely stabbed by young man named
Lindsday recently tho vicinity OF Martins Chapel
Church, in the eastern part OF spauidng county II
appears that McNeoy had been paying attention TO
Lndsday's sister, and church the evening Of the
cutting threw kisses at tho young lady several tImes
during service, which Lindsday observed and alter
service asked McNcely what he meant by such con-
duct Tho old lover said no meant exactly what he
did, which reply led to harsh words and finally blow
from McNecly, whcrcupon Lindsday used hts knife,
INJECTING four severe wounds, ono OF which, 1t 10
thought, will prove tasuL" 1851
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JULY IMMIGRATION.

An ofncal report made to the Bureau Of Statistics
shows that during the month ended July 81, 1877,
there arrived At the Fort Of New York 9559 passon-
GERS OF whom 6,1ls were immigrants 2242 citizens Of
the United States and 6O4 soJournsrs OF the total
number OF immigrants 1925 were males and 1888
females There were from England, I. 2ss; Scotland
237; Wales, IL Ireland, 946; Germany. 1922; Aus-
tria Az; sweden, $780, Norway, ao2; Denmark, 32A /;
Holland, 40 Belgium, o; Russia $40; Poland, As
Hungary, Is; CUBA "a; Bormuda o. Mexico, q: Tur.
key aud Nova Scotia each; finland Ontario Island
oil ST. Vincent and horn at sea- each 81 Cr0x and
Ceyon, each; Jamaica, 2; Greece China, Guatemala,
Brazil. Venezuela. Uruguay, British Guiana Porto
Rico. Hayti Guadaloupe, Martinique, Gibraltar and
Australia, l each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-06
A NAUGHTHY NEPHEW.

About two months ago Andrew Hartell youth OF
twenty, residing with his aunt and her husband. Mr.
Andrew D. Ross, OF No. 46s High street. disappeared
from his home simultaneously disappeared also
some SIS in cash, belonging to Mr. Ross, and abou:
$500 worth Of ewoy, the property OF his wife. There
were circumstances which satisfied Mr. and Mrs. Ross
that the property stolen by their nephew.
The matter WIS reported to the autho
ities, and after diiigent inquiry II was
ascertained that Hartell had fed 10 Columbia s. q.
He was arrested and upon requisit,on signed by
Governor Bcdc countersgned by Governor Wade
Hampton, turned 10 Detective StaInsby, who
yesterday arrived in Newark with his prisoner Har
tell locked up at the First precinct station house.
and will he duly committed for trial on n charge OF
rrand larceny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-06
IIoToUs CONDUCT IN GREENPOINT.

Oflccr Gibson of Grcenpoint arrested Dennis
Campbell at the corner OF Eagle street and Man
haitian avenue on Saturday night but on his way to
this station house the prisoners brother and dozen
othcr men attempted to rescue Dennis. Patrick
Campbell threw stone which struck the
onlcor the head aud Knocked him senscless Az
the same moment Captain Rhodes, with the reserve
who had heard Gibs0n's alarm raps, reached tho
scene OF he trouble ana. by vigorous OF he club,
scattered tue crowd that gathered md arrested Patrick
Campucl Cornelius Long and Patrick Conover for IN.
icrieripg with the officer and attempting tbo rescue.
Daring the melee Captain Rhodes received sI ght cut
behind the right ear from a brickbat and the other
officers some slight contusions
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SPOKEN.

ship Peter Moxwel CBr, from Antwsrps for New York.
July II, lat 4s. Ion 10
22W.
ship Of Cashmere tBr, from Hull for San Francisco.
Ship southern Chief from York Aujcr. Juue o.
lat ~ N. Ion 81 W.
Bark Minerva tNor, from Limerick forrhe Gulf OF St
Lawrence. July IA. lat IS. Ion As.
Bark Alfred from Liverpool for New York. July fe lat
A IL. Ion ~ "a.
A German bark showing HCLQ. from New Orleans for
Roucn, July IL, lat A. Ion 80.
Brig arab Williams (Br, from st john NIB, for st Ma.
xAire, July H. lat HI, Ion Al.
Brig John Kendall (Br) from New York for Barcslona
DAYS July Z. lat 40 6. Ion So O6.
BIJW Ita bark from Philadelphia for Cork, July ~
lat 81 n, Ion ii ".
JCRP tship) for Now York May2O. lat II
q lon II W.