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In recent lecture in Edinburgh ON
"The Stars" Prot. Grant said that .
railway train. travelling day and night
fifty miles per hour, would reach tne
moon in SIX months. the sun in two
hundred years, and Alpha Centsurls'
the nearest of the fixed stars, IN iof'y'
two millions of years; cannon ball.
traveling nine hundred miles per hour,
in 2,7OO. 600 year,; AMI light, travelling
185 600 miles per second, in three
wears. Light from me OF the tele-
scopie stars takes 5.760 years TO reach
the earth; from Others 500, OOo years.
These stars. therefore. nay have become
extinct thousands OF years ago. tnIugn
their light comes TO our eyes; AiPpa
Isrs | is 100 600, 100000 Of miles from
rs. rs and It's magnitude and splendor ar are
as as 20 70 to compared with our sun. The
ann is neither greater nor smaller than
most of the stars
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saiafgs. Nsy N. 1877.
So EDfyH That longsvishsd he
abd muob assdsd movement ~ orr
young non bss Al lest nsds ~ sppssr'
snos 10 tbs shape n an Interesting com
monieaiion from The pen of "Eds."
Ladies'. biz o,Ils on yoa for help 10
organizing q society should not meet
with your contsmpt bat with Jour sp-
proval How can you expect orr young
men 10 resist tbs temptations OF ths
fatal glass when you are 80 reserved;
vhsn your actions aud words 10 him are
ibose a contempt and scorp7 How
can you stpec, him 10 visit you when
bis oompany Is not welcomed He does
not wish 70 have the degrading title OF
Q bore affixed to bis name. His even
ipgI are passed by promenading the
streets, and soon be will say; what
care /, mans only iriend-voman has
forsaken me2" He steps into the ga
loon and marches with pricking con-
scieacs TO the bar; and then that fearful
step is over-from honor TO Disgrace. II
is not too late to save him yet; give
him q kind greeting when you meet
him. and sometime when chance offers
itself carry him one side and implore
him. in the name Of an aged mother,
of q tender aud darling sister. to re-
form. Alb, ladies. if you only had the
slightest idea of your influence feel
convinced that your help to us would
be increased ten-fold. Do not think
that insults will gain him over. for he
then feels as il his fate was decided,
and he was doomed to stand the taunts
and insnlts OF the female world until the
Angel bore him where the weary sutf"r
no wrong. And for your motto accept
"Kind words gain many hearts and
makes few enemies" =,
Kindness is never thrown away Il
spent on brutes. We are all bound to
fall. and some need help to rise, and the
belp from a woman is far greater than
that of man. And to you older ones we
appeal for aid; give us help, and, as
Eds has said, the consequences will be
that no place can boast OF better set Oh
vounp men than our own loved Pasca-
eoula. Eda, do not retire into OBLIVION;
as YOU have started the ball keep II
rolling, for perseverance crowns sue
cess"
Now, Mr.. Editor, It's to you that 1 will
appeal. Come to our help; your paper
is read by us all, and from it we hope
} for some contribution ia the way Of en-
couragement. Who knows maybe some
day our society will be like the cele'
brated "Catholic Society" of New YORK
own the finest library and pleasure
, halls in the State?
We do not wish to be called knight
of the "Whiskey Crusade" like the Gel
} ebrated one that visited Chicago, neith'
er did l intend to make an effort in Or
osuizipg q temperance society, but SIM
ply to give helping hand. Success to
Eda. More anon. INNOCENT
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,s.-y f.,s

Thsrs is naile q largo oros1 iIpm
Nsv Ofieans ., ths Bay svsfy sundt1,
Hnos The dollar ftenrsign trsibs hsvo
been rnnnlug knothsr evidence that
ohssp fare has bic infaspos On pleas.
u,e seekers a. Bay ~. Lonis Herald.
We wish This fact oouId bs iss'illsd
deep enough into the opnium oi Old
Father Hsynor 10 snsbls hin 10 sss The
propristy Of running eEo1rsion trains
over the su,irs line, or 10 reduce the
fare 10 the old ratos. Can he be made
10 see IL, IL the q1es,ion'
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EDITOR STAR: In reply 10 the card OF
MANY Friends" 10 your issue Of last
week, would say, after dus considera'
ton and mature reflection, that II is not
my purpose or desire at this time to
place my name before the people for
their suffrage in any respect; therefore,
with all due respect, and many kind
thanks for .he fattering call made upon
me, / most respectfully decline to be-
come q candidate for the Office OF
sheriff at the ensuing election.
Truly yours,
WILL 7, HARRISON.
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Coast I'm mprovemepts.

A large quantity of lumber is being
brought to the Bay, yet the supply Is
not equal to the demand. it IS hauled
awsy from the various lumber yards
almost as soon as received. The people
Of Bay St. Louis seem to be fully
aroused on the subject OF improvement.
A great many new buildings are being
erected. and many others are beng en-
lareed and improved.-lBay st. Louis
Herald.
The same may be said OF the towns
all along the coast. Pascagoula, Scrsn-
ton, Moss Point, Ocean Springs. in fact
all the places we have visited recently
are improving, and it will not be long
before the coast villages will be respect
able sized cities.
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S'TAR-BEAMS.

Business slack.
japanese underwear is in order.
Preaching at the Academy tonight
Went some one write an ode to the
"beautiful dust"
Read the new advertisement OF Dr.
Rice 10 another column.
-'Innocent" has communication In
another column. Read it and see what
he says.
The quarantine station is now COM
pleted, in perfect order, and is ready
for actual service.
Ladies' and children's parssols, all
coors. Just received at Dees' store
Cheap and pretty.
The proprietors of the Clarion will
please accept our thanks for copy OF
the acts OF the last Legislature.
The attention of stevedores is d.
rected to the advertisement on the
fourth page headed "Notice."
Rev. Mr.. Hamberlin will preach at
Scranton Academy tonight at . o'clock
Every one is cordially invited 20 attend.
Read advertisement Of Board OF
Supervisors in relation to letting out
contract to build fence around the
ian.
Flour is on the downward move.
II has declined 81 per barrel within the
la,, two weeks, and still we are not
happy.
The Snnday-schooI at the Academy
meets at 4 o'clock every Sabbath after
noon. Lit there be full attendance
next Sunday.
Thursday, l4th instant, will be the
one hundredth anniversary of the adop-
ton of the Stars and Stripes. as ma
tional ensign.
Since the canvass has opened, and
candidates are on the qui vive, mum
parti, have played ont und button'hoie
parties are all the go.
If you will step into M. A. Dees
store YOU will find large lot OF crock
ery and tinware, all new and OF the
latest and best make.
We have for sale one OF Beatty e
celebrated Planes Tor Organs) that Will
BIZ disposed of at great bargain. Fol
particulars apply OF this office.
| Masters will be out with his ne"
hack this week, and will carry passen
gers to aud from the sesshore IN
quick and comfortable manner.
Mr.. R. D. Davis name will be found
in the announcement column as candi
date tor sheriff. He is favorably spokel
Of. and is said to be well fitted for tn
office.
We would call attention to the ad
yert,sement "For Rent" The price
cheap, the terms liberal, and the locs
ton one of the most pleasant on tn
river.
MIR. Geo. Hightower is making 40
ditions to bis house and otherwise I'M
proving his premises. The spirit o
progress is steadily moving forward il
our community.
Attention is directed to the advel
tisement of Miss Laurie Chidsey. !
another column. Those wishing to tax
lessons on the piano will do well to CON
municate with her.
AT half-past 2 O'Clock sundvy ate
noon Nine. Chsrpisux's kitchen caugi
fire from detective hue and burned
considerable portion Of the roof befo
It was extinguished.
Great variety of trimmings for
r dies al girls hats can now be had
Uacls Hsnry, st N. A. Dees' stor
Something pretty and cheap. u
early sDd see them.
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Announcements. A

psr Repre-enisi's.
lie .,liettsfion Of friends I announce myself
a., r,gdidats for usminatiOu for representative
gf Jackson coanty, subject 10 the action OF tbe
Democratic convention or primary e.,e,i1q I,
For sheriff
Al the solici'ation Of my friends announces
myseIf az "A candidate for reelection 70 tns
office of Sheriff Of jackson county, subject 10
tbs urinary election. Very respeettulE,,
'"o P''''"' j. L. CLARK.
We are authorized 10 announce the name OF
Il d DAVIS az a candidate Tor non lCh
for Sharif of jackson county, subject TO the
decision Of the nominating convention or Prl'
mary election.
We are authorized to announce HUBER
+ kREBS as a candidate for Shefln oil JaeS-
son comfy. subject to the decision OF tue
Democratic nominating convention OF PR
mary election.
For Treasurer
DrJ K MCLEOD is announced as eau
didnt. for Treasurer of jackson county al 'ne
ensuing election, subject to CONVENTION or Prl'
mary election. MANI
For ,uu.tiee Of the Peace.
announce to the voters OF Beat No o. Vi
Jackson county, that | am indidhte lor re
election TO the office of Justice OF tne res4e ~
the ensuing election. u Chi
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Central Star: We have information
from Durant that A. b. Williams, post
master at that point, has absconded'
carrying with him about $3.50 0eions
ing 10 the postofice departments
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Uncle Henry has just received by
express another invoice OF ladies' hats
which be proposes to dispose Of 1T low
tstes. Call and see them; choice lot.
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8.,s.a..s nv ~ sftH fgHar
pfsaebIns w Noss Point hfst afd tt!' 80
hafha Wv fifh m0nt WofhinR wv N'HHi
batf sebaai svafy s,bDaih mofniaR
asr,.., Etb = ~ HsHsfRti Pssigr'
~, L.. tifs s,sgtb fo8fning snd night sab
hsfb school svsry sabtath morning
..,..t,. gsv. FstHsF Wfsf, pafor
NJ ,,s eos,y seedsy et 710 a m A. ths ohafel F.
El,b mass Al 900 am. every SUNDAY 81 ths
ehufeh on the sesshofs,
py..v,.,i.~=Rgv s. ! BNsHss paas,lor.
p,.sebigg af Noss Point the sefoud sabbsth
In each month. morning and night
sapdsy.scbooI st the scranton academy every
Sabbath afternoon NJ 2 o'clock
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Hon. Fl. d. Money, NJ. O. and presi-
cent of tho Mississippi Press Associa-
on, will deliver the annual address to
the Alumni o. Brookhaven on the 18th.
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Ladies' and children's spring aid
summer hats, trimmed, from 81 25 and
M: untrimmed, from 25 cents up. at
Dees' store,
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All the latest styles of spring CALI
Goes can be had OF Uncle Henry at IL
cents per yard.
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P.SSC.dGOUL.f CORN
q % q GKxST MILL

A large lot Of ladies' and childrens'
slippers, CATERS, and ell styles OF shoes,
VI the store ot n A. Bees.
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"Maid of the South" GriSl Mill,

with double gearing, belts, etc.; also double
acting steam pumo, pipes drove wells, etc
This MI is located OH side track on the n
c. and NJ, X. r., between Grand Bay and ST.
Elmo, in good pine timber country, where
Iogs Can be delivered for four dollars per
thousand feet. Lumber can be shipped from
he mill by railroad to New Orleans for three
dollars per 1900 feet, and to Mobile or Pasca-
poula tor two dollars per 1000 feet. This is the
best mill in the South, cutting from ten TO
twenty thousand feet per day; eau average ten
thousand feet inch boards per day, and can cut
any length under fifty feet. The mill ana ma
chinery would be cold with or without the To-
cation. There are ID houses on the place, IN
Guiding one two-stOly store house. Houses,
iots, stables, etc ail complete. Also,
One small steam locomotive engine,
25 yokes large fat work oxen,
8 Ne. og.earts or timber-wheels,
. No OK wagons,
10 good sound fat horses,
4 good twohorse Wagons,
good log wagon
good muler
The above mill is now saving lum0e ana
will continue to do so unless favorable oner
is made for The purchase of the same. Apply
NJ. A. DEES,
Scranton, Miss.
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List of Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post-oftice
at Scranton, Miss, May 1, 1877.

Allen Miss DELPHI Bennevedo John
Reauclar- ChasR Bernatt John G
Rooker Nelson Conroy John
Goff Miss Evlen Havard Miss Nancy
Huff Adam Jones u
Nelson Mrs Pitts James
S;meson Walter smith Mrs Lucy
Smith los Williams Miss Kate
Posr OFFICE HuURs from oa. %. to
8 D. n.: Sundays from 8 q. m. to 9 u.
M, 20 q. m. to ii a. m.
8. q. ALLEY. Postmaster.
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ONE CIRCULAR SAW MILL
COMPLETE,

including portable tubular mud ooi!er anu a. r.
tionary engine of thirty-tve horse power, win
improyed saw-boS, shafts, carriages, etc. All
manufactured by Duval at zSresyile' ono
with line shafts, cutoff saws, lumber rollers
carriages. etc.t Alsu one 81 inLh
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,YPersons living at distance will find
that he will sell them goods cheap enough to
nav them for the distance travelled.
Scranton, March 2, 1877
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
CLEARED.

stonmer Feruwood tBD. Dinsdale. Havre-Joshua s
Steamer vineIand. Bowen Baltimore VIM Dalzc.
Steamer Il Bddle. Davis. Philsdephia-Ja ames Hand.
Shin Rhine. stetson. iondop-Srnns Mnturn 4 90.
Bark Professor NordcnskjoIa (Non, Jensen Queenstown
or Faimouth tor orders-Funch, Edye Go.
Bark (Ior) Tborwaldsen, Queenstown Falmouth
for orders BenhKm Boyesen.
Bark Orono tNor) Bjor ness, Hamburg-Funch, Edye 4
Co. .
Co
w Parker 4 Go.
Bark ohm Rottmann, Ray, Corunna (span) John
Bark Anglia (Br) Reynolds, saIonica urkey) )-LafOrme
ris Oiaf Kyrre Sor), Jensen, Plymouth, &c Tobias
Brig Emily Sheldon Hays. Gloucester, E-Parsons 4
Brig Lizzie Curry (Bp, Curry, Smyrna crurkey)-La-
forme 4 rockingham.
Brig Jnraes Miller Parker. Richmond. va-Miiler Il
IIoughton. - .
Co. =
wright Doyle.
schr Wnuponsa, Loper. Salem, NJ-Slaght 4 Petty
Schr l. Donovan, Donovan, Belts Cove, NJ-Brett,
schr Fred Tyler, Parker, New Haven-M Briggs 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
yATIONS
OCTOBER 10. 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 19, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wIIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REpoRTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wiIIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer GisnsannoS tBD, Mardon, Cardiff I8 days. in
ballast 10 X b Boriand.
steamer Rio rande, Bolgcr, Galveston Oct 10 Key
West 10TH with mise and passengers to q II Mallory Ia
steamer Herman Livingston Mallory Savannah 16,
with mdse aud passenrers to Geo ionge.
Snp Atlas Nor tiundcrscn sharpness Point - days,
In ballast. to Fuuch, Edge \ 10.
Snip Marlborough trl, Munroc Bremen 81 days bal
last to snow Burgess lad fine weather, is anchored
SANDY Hook for orders.
Bark Wave Queen tof Londonderry NSl wilson Liver
poo 27 days in ballast to master Is anchored SANDY
Hook for orders.
BARK Tempar oi Yarmouth. Ns), Trcry, London 10
days in ballast to- Elwe 20. is anchored 1T Sandy
Hook for ur.crs.
BARK Bernardo nlaD sohiarno iu ~ days In ballast
to order
Bark ford Psimerson tswcd, johnson Bristol 30 days
In ballast 80 Funch Edyo x 20.
Bark CIeonice Bavn taD Bos Cardiff k5 davs In bal
last. to Bcnham Boycscn. Had heavy weather Oct -
"a 49, 80 30 had terrific gale IRON Sc veerIng
LNE, lasting hours: barometer 2s,u2
Bark Jocquinna (vf Liverpool Ms Gardner, Glasgow 23
DAYS. in ballast, to tlntton. NHtson a Co.
RnrK selma lof Newcastle Bach. glasgow ~ days. in
ballast 10 Ira Old a Co
Bark unanima toi ST John. NB), Cain, Grcenock 80
days. IN ballast 10 j w Elwell u TO.
Bark sirena utn Ciccbcro Dublin 81 days, In ballast to
order.
Mctcali n Go.
empty barrels TO order.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from brunswick, a Oct H. schr Golden City.
Clay. for cruise in the Atlantic
letter from bark Ohio, Of NIB reports ber at - NIGH
aes sept IL having taken bbls this
ports Aug ~ bark swallow Ellis NB nothing since anu
dated 81 CAtharnes Aug had taken 900 b6s 50
oil since leaving Monteviceo In May last Another letter
from Capt Pennman her II months from homo.
with 100 bbk sp othand 45O do VIII OIL all old all WE'LL and
recruiting tor right whale cruise s,uth.
letter IRON Mr Kane second otcer Of brig small
Curren OF her at st Mehaels sent
% having taken $3.50 bbls OIL hut only hailed 800 Ex-
peted when the sse eft she would touch at Tenerne
Chas kAv. of Nantucket. chief mate of Chiiinn bark
Pescadoru writes from Pnyts Sept % that the bark
vslparAsio. - 0
Bark STEAMBOAT. Of Nh. is being fitted for tho Pacific
Ocean, to hc commanded by Capt Jetur Rogers of b.
smpt2n tl mate OF bark Spartan her last voyage from
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Axrwrsr, Oct s-sailed ship Chas Marshall Hutch-
inson. New York.
BRsroL Oct ls Sailed bark zia catterna us) Than.
Baltimore.
BAnRow, Oct 17-sa,led, bark George Doane (Br),
Corning New York.
BREMEN. Oct I9-Arrved, ship Cieopstra Q3er), Poppe
Now York; schr G sweeny. Eaton, do
BELFAST Oct 18Arved, ship Cashier (Br, Teller, Phil
adephia.
Sailed 18th. barks Eleanor (Bp. Newcqmb, Pensaeos;
10th, Molilsmo tBr,, Neil. Baltimore.
BURNT ISLAND Oct l7-saed, bark Giusto tAus). Co
lumbis. New Orleans
BARCELONA Oct 16-Saied. bark Michele Pccasso QtaD
Pinco, New York before reported sailed 5th).
CAwpIrr Oct l9-Sailed. bark Francesca Bell agamba
utaD, Brgnct. Now York.
DUBLIN Oct ls-Arrived. ship Cambridge (Br). Hill.
Philadeipha.
ELsIsoRE, to Oct 1e-Arrived bark wtch Mndgett Now
York.
GLOUCESTER. Oct 1s-sailed bark Malleville. Harlow
Key West.
tiKxoA to Oct Ie-Arrived Carmelia Qta Capolfa
New York; brig Odorils. Holland. do.
Sailed 10Th. brig josie Haseltine. Wood New York
GHESr, Oct 49, Sailed, bark Massimo d'Azeglio dtaD
Baltimore.
HAvRE. Oct 10 Sailed. ship Hercules tNor). YeiIsen
Hampton Roads; bark Nellie Guest (Br). Messenger,
New York.
KRAcxRo. TO Oct 1s-saed tho Postido. Tor America.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 19-Arrived, steamer Guilermo ,Sp) .
Echeverra. New York. .G4
phia; 10Th ship Olive Southard. Walker. New Orleans
LorpoN, Oct l0-Cieared. brig Trust (Br>. Masters
Charleston.
LKcHoRx to Oct 19-Arrivcd. brig Felicia dtaD Per.
sico, New York.
NAPLES. to Oct leArvcd. bark Risoloto HtaD, Lpari
Now York. ......
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 18Ssiled. stesmer City Of Montreal
(Br), Brooks from Liverpool. Now York.
Arrived 18TH ~ 80 nist:s stssmer wisconsu (Br For
syth New York for Liverpool land proceeded).
nrkv -Arvfv sch y
PhiadelDhia
Rio GRAxpR-Arrived. brig Ernest, Lunt Portland NE
(aMd cleared prior to Oct Is for Boston)
ssE1orn oct ls-sailed, bark Dario (Aus) Cousaueeo
New York.
sAsrAxpEn to Oct l9-Arrivcd. brig Henry T Wing
Small, New York.
TAuANro Oct 0 Arrived bark Noe GtaD, Cacaec, Now
York.
VALENCIA. Oct 5-Arrived, brig Antona Gsp, Rois sa-
vnnnah.
FALMOUTH Oct 1s-Bark Craig Evan (Br) arrived hero
to-day She has lost sails had upper works cargo
shifted and is lesky. 1.-THE Craig EVAN last reported
have arrived at saonica Aug 3 from Now York;.
LONDON Oct I9-Bark Impi (Rus), from Hull Oct for
Phsde,phia has put into Queenstown with her pumps
choked and ballast shifted.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLvuxAp, Oct 10. PM-wind sw. blowing gale,
The New York herald., 1877-10-20

AUCKLAND NJ. Sept 23-Anved, bark Elsnore. Losberg
xseuIILA. Oct e--saiIed brig Mario Dutch,. Tedford
In port OCT g. bark El.in Johusson from Poin.:a
for adss sehi Hattie Gard Moore for siaseDort c. a
Aaulr d!sytn. oc. AIN port. schr Mary Luns tBs
B.scxIoss Oct Is Arrived brig Pastoral tsp,. Ros,
sailed 18TH brig salista, Partridge, Now York.
|. BANGKOK Aug lo-Arrived bark Drgo. Staples, Bsta
CnossrApr Oct Is-Arrived. bark Bertha Rood (Nor,
svendsen, Baltimore.
CEsu. Aug 2s-sailcd. bark Antioch Hemingway. New
pSsEnAa sent p,sytca;y sshT Merritt,
In port Sept a. b.rks Golden shesf rhompson. from
Seess9 from ' New yors :s
ward Do do. Glance |Isr, HUI from do. do; ohesa-
GrsoA, Oct l5Arrivcd bark Ralalis. Brown. Philndc
iiosc KONG Sept 2-sAiIed bark Uonk tBr, Goodman
Portland .no. sailed Aug is); ietl' ship A > Davis
' i" port Sept ships o.laea er rasger San Fran
eis Hosolutu Sept ' 81 -Xrri1sa bark wys aiaw,
"si sailsa scps 90 bark Hosomb. Dun.on, Bakers
Ino,lo Aug i7-s"ied ship Western Chief Ill., New
MASMA Aug ao-sailed. slips Kents Bank u,r, WI
lams New York; Cycionc Ficu, do: sept bark Lizzie
Sep, 70 ship s.aoy Gsxs. from sspors
Rainbow, Rowel. for or a." both dg
Charantc; Arbuus. Nco. Cardiff; i7th, Tanore Dumas
ssiled 18th, steamers Chassworth Christie Bristol I7th
Mathew Cay CLARK, Queenstown; bark Christina, An
drews. do.
Passed Fox River lsth, steamer Peruvian Br). smith,
from Liverpool.
gins, San Francsco SEPT J.. ship Lockscy Hall tsD.
Barnes do: barks Casma (BrI. Irving. do; Columbia,
johnson. do; schr Thos Harrison. Gawey do I'd ships
Prince Victor Br,, Ballic do: 6tt, Eaton Hall (r,.
Lloyd, do; 18th FIJI Dr. Brown. do Nercns .Br,. Wor
ledge. do.
Sailed Sept the Western for San Francisco; 11th
ship PortiR (Brl, Johnston, do,
In port sept u, ships france Chcric F Gnignon for
San Francisco ready The Douglas tBr). - Tor do ldg
Dreadnought QBr). for do; do
chez, New YORK via Guadaoupe. 23d, brig Eicho tBr).
Lindsay, New York.
saiica I'D, brig W II Latimcr tBr), Armstrong. New
YORK
Leith for Montreal bark Jadencst Dubrovack Pcndo,
Antwerp for so; brig A White, Icbisnc Marseillcs.
for do.
Cleared 18th, ships Mount Pleasant Wallace, Clyde;
Wright Crowei; Royal Charter, Prous, and Advance,
Ford Liverpool barks q Cairns Bell London Favor
tic. klrkpntdck. Fleetwood; liuano, Mowa Grecnock.
SYDNEY, NsW, Sept 2f-In port. ships FRANK Austin
Nic) Austin for San Francisco. dg Anona tb for do,
ST JOINS PR, Oct SIN port, orig Kirby, Barrett,
for New York In o days
ST JouN Nh, Oct l6-Arrivci, steamer Flamborough
(Br. Fraser New York via Yarmouth NS schrs Olivia
OMrllin (Br), Brown, Fcrth Amboy kosina, koy. New
York
arrived I7,h, bark Silver Cloud ,Bp Leary, Dublin
1oth schrs scud. jones' Henry falsngam. and Carrie
Cleared 10Th ship Joseph Clark CHM. Liverpool.
SAcKvIE Oct f3Ariived, brig Nellie tr), Brundage.
Liverpool
YoxoIAsA Sept % In port. bark undimc tB). Fawck-
ner, for New York, idg.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping shipmsster informed
that BY telegraphinx HERALD London Bureau. sd
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet London" TO tho
Paris ofcc. addressing Bennett 6i Avcnne do popera,
Faris the arrivals vt and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United States. tho will be cabcd to this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
torranoan ports will oice the economi
cal and expeditions for telcgraphng news.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o, Oct i1sailed ship Eskbank tBr), Barr.
Qucenstown.
ton for Washington: Nellie III Benedict New York for do;
Mary Stundis AdeA Corson and samuel ART Boston for
tieorrctown Henry Davcy. New York for dcL