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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
WAR NOTES.
Russian Movements.

LONDON. Nov l. .. NIT apnears rom a
Bucharest telegram. dated las night, thar Il
forts are being made to gain possession rf the
Plevna and Rahyoa roads
The Roumanian force which has been STA
toned between the rivers Vid and Iskra yes
terday made a reconnaissance along the Danube
in the direction of Rahova. At Vadeu they
found Turkish detachment occupying some
earthworks.
The Roumanian report states that after a
brief cannonade the Turkish magazine ex-
ploded and the garrison retreated in the direc-
ton of Rahova. Two companies of Rouma-
mans occunY the redOubt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02

LONDON. Ney. 1.-The Teleqrdph's correspond
ent an eye witness, telegraphs from Ef1erotin
As the Turks wre .eyaeuHting Has san kalet,
on Tuesday night the Russians surprised their
rear guard. taking two battalions prisoners.
Tho Russian loss was insignificant.
The enemys approach was utterly unaxpect-
ed. The Turks now occupy formidable POSI-
tion Mt DeyebUyun.
NoTE. -Deyeboyun Is the last defensive posi-
IL nnsf ole In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Uneasina IS at Constan 1nople.

LONDON, Nov. IA special from Vienna to the
Times says: The uneasiness at Constantinople
about Ghazi Osman Pasha's army is by no
means groundless.. 1t is true there, are the
which do not appear to have been closed, but
these avail little f r supplies. and are very poor
substitutes for the Sofia road in case of rel reat
from Pleyna. While there were only d. taen-
meuts of Russian cavalry ranging west of the
Fld. and all Important points on the road We.e
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Lincoln Territory.
TCinoipnati ENQUIRER

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2e.-One of the first bills
that will be presented next week will be that for
the establishment Of the Territory Of Lincoln,
better known MS the Black Hills. Hon. II. q.
Walker and Judge Whitehead have been sent
by the people there as accredited delegates, and
will commence to put in their work as soon as
the committees are announced in the House.
They come representing q constituency larger
than either Wyoming or Dakota. The bill was
unanimously recommended by the committee
having il in charge at the last session.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
CONGRESS-.
ON THE LEADING QUESTIONS
OF THE DAY.
The Tariff.
TCipeipnati Euauirsr,1

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The Ways and Means
Committee can be diagnosed as follows: Wood
favors revision Of the tariff; Tucker favors q
low tariff Sayler is q revenue reformer.. also
Robbins. Harris, Of Georgia. is anti. tariff, ex-
cept on rice. which is grown largely in his dis
triet Gibson. Of Louisiana, favors free trade.
except so far as sugar and rice are concerned .
Phelps. of Connecticut is about half and half
Kelly Is violent Protsctonist; Burchard' is II
revenue reformer and incidental Proteotionist;
Banks is in favor Of revision Of the tariff, but
leans toward protection; Garfield Is astraight~
ont revenue refOrmer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Ex-King Amadeo to BECOME a Monk.
Dublin Freeman's Journal.I

IUUDTIn FTbtIGdn JOUTUdI.I
1t Is announced that the second son of Victor
Emanuel, Prince Arnadeo, ex-King Of Spain, ID
about to enter into holy orders. His heart has
been sadly afflicted by the death of his beloved
consort, and he has since devoted himself with
ardor to works of piety aud religious obser-
vances. A great deal Of his time has been passed
in prayer in the gloomy vault Of the House of
Savoy, whore the coffin Of the deceased princess
Is laid. Rnmor runs bef re events in these days :
therefore they say that the prince priest will not
long remain uncovered with the scarlet hat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Combinations.

Z WASHINGTON. Nov. THE following Texas
postmaaters were confirmed to-day:
Rigdon Junney, Navasota: A. ID. McConico.
Bryan: W. Scott, Denison City: A. N. Oar
Feddeman Benton; Sylvester N. Clare Gle
burne; John NJ. Dixon, Ennis; W. y, Carey
brew. Mnrlin: l.. r. Harris. Lo gyiew: Julius
Wagner. Indianoa: II. 7. Faddis Hampstead
The Senate confirmed Leduc. Commissioner
of Agriculture.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, Nov. Corn Steamer 81 bid.
G2is asked. cash. No. ~ bid and asked. cash (;
STEAMER co., bid. 81 asked January: Nc. 2 Ga
bid 6ats asked January steamer 90 bid. 90
asked November: No. j G1s bid. % asked. No
vember steamer co., bid. Gls ask d. Decem-
bor. No. 90 bid. G2p asked. December.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
Emisration 10 virginia

A Petersburg, Va, correspondent says fha
great senation In this Community is the extra-
ordinary progress OF immigration since ths
ward of $4,000 have been invested In FARMS
Next week big excursion OF land prospaetots
is coming on from Mi. higan. Petersburg has
got the start now In thu immigration movement
and viii maintain her position If her people are
wise.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2 1877 Pr

held by Turks, retreat could have been effected
vita army may be said 10 be In the rear Of Plev-
na, and on theamos direct line Of retreat. q re-
firing movement by the other routes becomes
,,tbsr a douitful matter
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Ex.Nsayor Oakley Hall Returns to New


New York. Noy. 1T is rumored that ex-
Mayor Oakley Hall has returned to this city. He
declines to give reasons for his mysterious de-
parture. but declares that he has returned to
disprove the charges made against him by
Tweed. He la able he saws, to prove fully that
he was in no way connected with the Tweed
ring frauds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02

New YORK Nov 1.-The investigation Of tho
Tweed frauds was resumed at the City Hall to-
day. Tweed was examined relative to the new
Capitol building at Albany. Nothing of in
terest was brought to light by his testimony. 1t
II generally tnought that the contracts made
for this building are correct
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
ocean Freights.

New YonK. Nov. 1,-Oeean freights are dull
for both grain and oil and rates are easy with
a full supply Of vessels with few, orders. There
Ia q fai amount Of bacon and cotton. flour.
hops and miscellaneous freight Offering. which
Is taken ut rather easier rates In the absence
of grain, to fill even steamer room.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Sflaa0n and silnOn's son,

This. according to the Philadelphia Times is
the way nnsylEania ges it: Senator Simon
lature: This is my son. Don; you will elect
him 10 the Senate Senator Don to Pennsylva-
mia representatives in Congress: This is my
father. simon; yon viii present him to be Man.
istersta England.'"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
sale Of n Railway.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 1.-The Cincinnati. Lake
Erie, Evansville and Southwestern Railroad
was sold under foreclosure for 5000. Mt Sey-
mour, Ind, yesterday. subject to the claims be-
fore the courts
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH MUDDLE.
Grevy willing to Compromise.

PARIS, Nov. The Constitutional SAYS: M.
Grevy has come to Paris with strong and sin
cere wish to effect an honorable compromise
between the Republicans and Conservatives
President MacMahon, in company with Duke
DAuditfret Pasauier. President Of the Senate.
The latter re urns here on $ lturday.
tNorE.-Seeing President MacMahon possibly
means forming a compromise Cabinet under
nj. Grevy.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
A New York Libel Suit,

A personal" advertisement was published in
the New York Herald. 1t read as follows Be
Ware Of the black mailing crowd at Nos. 81 and
A@ Wesr Twenty fifth street." Mrs. Robertson,
who keeps a boarding house at Nos. 81 and So
West Twenty fifth ST. eet, on her attention being
called 10 he publication. asked Mr.. Bennett to
publish a retraction of the advertisement, which
he refused to do A suit was brought for the
libeops sentence and James Gordon Bennett
was indicted in verdict OF S1O, 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Holiday at the Bank

LYNDON, Nov. las on the first days Of May
and November the Bank of England makes up
its balances, to-day is Il holiday at The bank and
on the Stock Exchange.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
D'Aumale Not n Candidate for the French
Presidency.

LONDON Nov. 1.-The Standards Paris CORE
spondent saws: The Duke dAumae has writ
ten to President MacMahon. protesting against
the report that he is n candidate for the Pres-
dency.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
The House.

Chairman Harris has called the Elections
Committee of the House for to. morrow ut 10
o'clock.
The Privileges and Elections Committee nd
journed to tomorrow on account OF prema-
ture report of Senator Morton's death.
The Banking aud Curren y Committee direct
cd Mr.. Ewing to reuort back n bill repeating the
resumption nc. and to d mand Its passage.
After an hours debate It also appointed sub
committee consisting of Messrs. BUCK ner.
Eames and Phillips. on the silver bill. They
win hold an early meeting to act on the subject.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Political Excitement.

PARIS. Nov. IN. Guyot Mont. Paroux, editor
of the Courier de France has become insane
in consequence of political excitement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Governor Of TurkisI. Armenia,

patch announces that Gen. MeikoH has been
appointed Provisional Governor of Turkish
A p m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02

The senate.

WASHINGTON. Nov THE Senate was opened
by prayer for Seuetor Morton. and his speedy
restoration to good health.
During the morning h ur the Vice President
appointed Senator Withers, of Virginia. q mem-
Institute, In place of Mr.. Stevenson. Of Ken
tucky, whose term Of service expired on the
fourth Of March last
A number of bills were introduced and re-
ferred to appropriate commttees. 81 he Senate
then, on motion of Mr. argent, went into exc
eutlve session. and when the doors wele re-
omen I'D adiout ned
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Grant mt the Ouera

PARIS Nov 1.-Gen. Grant attended the opera.
and treated with great veremeH by the officials
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
The ChaIrmanships Of the Committees.
Cincinnati Fndnirer.l


WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.--The chairmanships by
States are assigned az follows: New York gets
five. to wit-Library. Ways and Means Expend-
itu' es Of the Navy Department. Pacific Rail-
road and Mines and Mining. New Jersey two.
Militia and Agric1i ure Pennsylvania two
Manufactures and Revolutionary Pensions.
Maryland three, Accounts, Foreign Affairs and
Revision Of Laws. Virginia two, Education
and Labor, and Elections: North Carolina
three. Postoffices, Indian Affairs and Patents.
Georgia two. Public Buildings and Grounds.
and Coinage Alabama one. Expenditures in
the Postoffice Department. Mississippi one
Printing. Louisiana one. Mississippi Levees.
Ohio three, Military Affairs, Invalid
Pensions and To Regulate the Law
in relation to the Ele toral Count. Ken
tucky tw,. Judiciary and Expenditures Of the
War Department: Tennessee. three, Claims,
Naval Affairs and Appropriations: Indiana,
two, Mileage and Enrolled Bills; Illinois, four,
Civil Service. Expenditures Of the State Depart
ment, Expenditures of the Interior Department
and Public Lands; Missouri. four Pubic Ex-
penditures, Territories, Banking and Currency
and Expenditures in the Treasury Department;
Arkansas, one. Private Land Claims; Michigan.
one, District Of Columbia; Texas, two, Rail
ways aud Canals and Commerce; Wisconsin.
two. Expenditures on Public Buildings and Ex-
penditures in the Department Of Justice. New
England does not get n single Craftsmanship.
The new members who received chairmanships
are Potter, of New York; WRIGHT. Of Pennsyi-
vania: Robertson, Of Louisiana; Cobb. of In
DIANA and Bragg. Of Wisconsin.
Of the twanty six important committees the
South got twenty three.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
t your kid gloves at Kreeger's

Read Navras invitation to the China Palace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
CLEARED.

Steamer Bothnis r. McMickan, Liverpool via Queens
town-C u Franckiyn
steamer Vile de Paris (F, Darsnd Havre via Plymouth
Louis dc Rebixn
Steamer City OF Vera Cruz. Deaken. HavanaF Alexan-
DIRE Il Sons
Steamer Herman Livingston. Mallory. savannah-Gso
Yonge.
steamer George Clyde. rribon, Charieston-J uun-
tHrd X Co.
steamer Martha stevsnA Chance. Bsltimore-wm Dali
zell.
steamer Annie. seen. Chester, Pa. and Wilmington Del
A Abbott.
Steamer Mayfiower. Davidson. elphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Chesapeake Mangum. Portiand-J AIMEE
snip furness Abbey (Bp Hall, Liverpool-Arkei. Tufts
ship Sir Robert Peel. Larrabee, London-Gyinne, Min
turn 4 Co.
bark Evening Star CNor) Nstvig, Marssiliss-Funch,
bark Andrea Lo vico ItaD, Rallo Genoa-John Sea.
ger.
Bark Midas, Frost. vslparaiso-Haxen Compton.
Brg Csrolus QtaD, Muro, Alicante for orders-Funeh
Brig Hero (Br). Album. Jacmei-A Nones 4 Co.
Brig Georgana Geery Conklin, Cieniuegos-Evans
Brig Annie Lille. o'Brien, Cienuss os-crowisy 1
Dolsrd.
schr Laura Pride Br). Stevens. St Domingo City and
AxuR-Brett, Son h Co.
Schr xsbec tr), Durham, Bear River, NS-D De Wolf
schr Souvenir tBr>. Hatfield Windsor. Ns-C W Der.
taux.
schr J vsndervort. Brown, Norfolk ya-Issac II Sta
pies
Schr Tunis Depew. Baker Boston -Chas Twing
Schr Pointer. Dill Boston-Fercuson Wood
Sloop Emperor, Dewck, New Hsven-Cartwright I
DOYLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
FOREIGN PORTS.

BAssris March i3Inpors ships Henrietta. Blanchard.
and Astoria. Potter, 70, Europe log sat-, v.., ,,,, n.
sailed March T. ship MIDI. ,sr, Csash.n Li,srpcol
ton; Emma Frances tBr Burns nnc; Wilhelm iiomey.r
lon Davis ans; Elizabeth winsow. Locke. Tor Boston
Carrie winslow McCsft. for New York; Henry Dewey,
cancuTra March as-in port, ships Jane. Beazley OBJ.
for New YORK. dg; DIR. Marian for Boston,
Cora. coombs and s"chan rowel for iombay DO ivan.
hoe, Hartman, for London. do. aud Others -
ton, Knight. New York
Ae s, :A rsmSs seq Nov
Sailed 18th. schr San Juan. Noble. New York.
d sarah s5s sssss s,s Sspaas
Beal. Boston; schr Welcome Home tBrl, Kingston
,ssn bark Hsie Keith ,sr, WeDonsd New York: brg
Champion tBr Fanming. Halifax Ana ,spl sust, sayan
nah: .ehrs Annie May d'r, Halifax Jessie smith.
GsRprsss April ioArriysd sriss Addc Halo, shsp
sailed 18th schrs Hattie sam pson. Pnkham OF Hat
teras. Robt Palmer pcnisoni do -. MA. ~
drdge icr n Of Hsitsrss, nearly loaded.
HUAsiLLos. Feb s-saied, ship winnfrsd tBr). Abbott
smsSAw.. April is-Arrived brig Aberi McCoulder New
s s nV ,;sorre HENRY nv Nicholson Car1in; .is.
schr Pouslsnd (Br. Rodoph. Lunenbnrg. Ns, via ~
Sailed 18th. schr WIN Bradley. Chase, Massnzas:
10TH bark City Of Manchester Or Mcbride New York
k"s.ls siss. S.Si Eliza White. w..sni Bs;,oa; srls'
sagua schrs Lucia Murchscn Jones' New forx Carrie -
Cleared 18TH BARI Te, csp Tsrras Psscsgoua.
HAIIrAx, April 22-Arrived, steamer Hadii OBJ. iobsn.
Cleared 2ln sch, William CBD. Mcdonald. Msdersi
MossL BAY. COL, March Itln port brig John Kendall.
James for New York. idg.
IL Dor, Msroh 49, bark Ella. Matthews for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
THE BROOKLYN TRAGEDY.

DEATH OF LoUx AND CRITICAL CONDITION OF
OFFICER ROGERS.
Antonio Loux, who shot In the head BY Officer
Nurtha, OF the Third precinct Brooklyn, In the ARRAY
which occurred at the formers residence, No. $50
Henry street. Tuesday night last died about half
past ten O'Clock, yesterday morning, at the Long
Island College Hospital oi'lcer Rogers, also OF the
Third precinct; who had his terribly mutated by
y charge OF buckshot from q shotgun nred by Loux,
IS still nj the same hospital In very
critical condition. There was a consultation
.: doctors held twelve o'clock midnight.
Tuesday, to determine the aivisabity OF ampu-
Eating the wounded limb No definite conclusion was
arrived al and another consultation held eight
O'Clock yesterday morning. The injured officer
informed OF his critical condition and expressed his
perfect willingness to have tho doctors any action
,hey considered right II was finally concluded by the
doctors to await developments. Should ampulation
became necessary arm will have severed from
the shoulder. Much sympathy Is expressed Tor
Tho officer, he has been iatnul
and upright member OF the department
fourteen years, aud has wife and SIX children. At
The post-mortcm examination on tho body oi Loux,
hold yesterday afternoon under tho order Of Coroner
simms, IL was learned that tho bullet from Onicer
Nurthn's revolver en- cred between the supra orbal
ridge and the frontal emihencc on the right sde gong
directly through the three iobes OF the right
sphere OF the brain, passing little downward and
backward and lodging in the apex OF the right
posteror ooe, witnin ABOUT M men Of tue
cranial wall. Officer Murtba has been suspended
from duty, pending the investigation Of Coroner
Simms: but this action has been taken merely as a
matter OF iorn every circumstance clearly indicating
that the officer was entirely justified IN shooting Loux
The deceased has always been considered by the police
quarrelsomc and dangerous man. and has been
rested several occasions Tor drunkenness and for
beating his wife. He was about iorty-nvo years OF
sge, blacksmith by trade and employed IN Tierneys
glass works
THE HONE OF THE DEAD MAN.
Tho apartments In which the deceased resided are
very poorly furnished but Kept IN neat condition by
Mrs. Loux, who Is the mother OF four children all Of
whom living the oldest beng eight years OF age.
Mrs. Loux thought great deal OF her husband, not
outstanding he treated her badly, and lately. when
se committed to Raymond street jail for ten days
she furnished HIM food and tobacco. which she pro-
sded out OF her own scanty earnings. During HIS
drunken fts his wife has had to take refuge many
OCCASIONS In the apartments OF her neghbors in lear
that hor husband would kill her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 49, SHEET.

Luersa parted both chains and Lies hish and dry on the
blown ashore aud now lies with two feet Of waisr
and onehaf miles up IN the marsh. Both
masts OF sehr Rebeccs were cut away to pre-
Vent her dragging on Cedar Island Hasteras Inlet The
schooner Carolina bound for the West indies 10 ashore In
one schooner loaded with bound Tor
New York, IL ashore In foot OF water schooner
loaded with railroad iron dragged ashore and total loss
QUICK PAssAGKship Florida. Curs. arrived st Liver
pool April 25 after . short trip OF 100 days.
EVEN sArLIso.-The British ships Bremen. cnrphy and
Raglan Castle Davis both left San Francisco Nm D. and
arrived Liverpool together April % In tho short space
Of 100 days
A Ngw STEAMSHIP LisI-rhe steamer Falmouth which
now runs from Portland to Halifax Saturday and
every Monday 20 make weekly ,ps 20 iar a
returning leave Yarmouth every Thursday evening" The
sailing tina will be IS hours between Portland and far-
The FIRST trip from Portland will be on Wednesday
evening, Mayo
SuIrBUnpIsC-The bark Reindeer. being built by
Samuel Dammon on Samuel Rodmans wharf, New Bed
ford tor Swift Perry will be ready to launch some time
week She is 1877 feet long all 100 feet on deck
- feet beam tn deep aud measures 357. 80 tons.
As soon ss she is u Mr. Dammon will begin
building vessel inst like her the same spot and
thr parties. Indeed workncn are nov engaged
shaping the tilnbers Of the new vessel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26

ALEXANDRIA. April 24-Arrived. schrs Lydia Middle
and Henry Finch Jersey City; Twilight Windsor Ms
Chas sampson, and b Terry, - for Georgc,own
BOSTON, April 25-Arrived, steamer Seminole. Mat
thews Savannah bark Horace Beas Pickett Cieniuegos:
brig Bigslow Hsrlenbrook Cayenne; sehrs Kate 81
Ter. Van Zandt Mobile Fsbens, Harris Bonaire:
Pierce Howes. Virginia.
Observation-Disclosures Saxon, SNOW, PhiladsiphiA land
sailedJ; Gen Whitney. HaIIstt New YORK, brgs II II
Wright. Meyers smyrna; Caroline Eddy. Dodge. -
Thomas; schrs lorctto Fish, Baiano Savannah Jos Rndd
Anderson, Charleston; II Brooks. QuigIey. dol h
Kelley, Kills, Philadelphia .
BAi.TIMURE April 25--Arrivsd, steamer Cadwalia-
der Clark New York ;baks Exile (Br) Bergman, Bremen
haven Moliam (Br), UNei, Liverpool; Londre Nor)
Hansen. ssndipord; brig The Charlie tBr). Mahoney,
Arisbo.
Cecilia ltAll costagiiols. Paermo schrs Rchmond from
kondous Taylor jacobsen, San Bias; Annie Bergen
Thonapson. New York, Knhs hinisv. HslfAst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
WHALEMEN.

Cleared New Bedford April "a. bark CstAlpA. Chase,
for Atlantic Ocean. 80.
Cleared Table Bay March s. schr Roswell King. Fuller.
OF and for New London. . -, !.
Arrived s. Helene March bsrks Mermaid Allen Of
ilth Young Phenix. clifford NB. with 200 bbls and go
DO ~h oil; 18Th Sea Ranger: Flanders, NIB. with 800
In port 2s.h transhipping oil on board .. BARK
Vincent NB with 100 bbs sp and 70 do VIII land sailed 10Th
30 cruiss; 10Th schr Emma Jane. Bailey. Ms, with 2so
barks Tropic Bird Tton Nh with 40 hbls sp oil t.nd
sailed oath to cruise) George Susan, Heyer NIB. with
1850 bills so and $50 oil 22e. Petre Downs NIB.
900 bbls and 200 do VIII oil (and sailed 24th to
cruiser. sxr
OF River Plata Feb "a. bark Wave. Hammond: Of NIB
had taken 1886 bills oil Would be at barbados In May
John Carver. Gnuit. OF NIB reports
bark Mars Allen NIB with 260 bbs oil since last
making 1895 all told.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
OBITUARY.
RICHARD NJ. USDERHILL.

Richard NJ. Undcrniil, well known and highly re-
speccd citizen has just died at his residence In York.
town, wcstchestcr county, y. J. He was In the
SEVENTEEN year OF bis age. Mr.. Underhili was born,
md has ever lived, in the house in which he cx
r,red. He was man OF a strong practical mind, an
extensive and worry successful farmer. Few men have
tone moro 10 advance the industries OF tho county.
Yc gavo much attention 20 fruit raising, and his CATTLE
,orscs and sheep were OF the ancst breeds. lie was
once elected TO the State Assembly ana served WIN
freat credit to himself ana TO the acceptance oil his
Constituents From that time he has declined all offers
81 cnIcc and devoted himself 10 his farm He was
member OF the orthodox Quaker Church, man OF
great purity Of lie and character devoted 20 the hap
Tin css and we'll being Of his family trends and coun-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26
SPOKEN.

Ship Corsar (Br), courtenav. from Newcastle 5.
for san Francisco. March 1s. lat 20 n, lon ~ w.
Ship Prussia Stinson from Astoria for Falmouth T. FEB
II, lat % 4. Ion 2s W.
Ship Empire q Peace Rr w'iisIso 81 rom ca'cuss"
BARR Buttermcre (Br) Ogilve from Liverpool for San
Francisco. March 10 lat - - n lon II 81 W.
San Francisco April g. Bsycotton Lighthouse 80 miles.
Rark Alma Ger, Lohmeyer, from Hamburg for San
Francisco, April 10. on Dun geness. .
BARK Chattanooga Freeman from Padang for New York.
Jan -, lat % 8. Ion SO 10 +.
Brig Geo berry Howard, from Bermuda for Kingsport.
Ms, April ~. lat AZ Ion CD.
Brig Dudley kuhne. from Baltimore for Payssndu,
March %. lat s. Ion 30 w.