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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
REV. DIR. MGLYNN'S LECTURE.

- RECENT VISIT TO THE ETERNAL CITY'-HIS
RECEPTION IN THE VATICAN.
There was largo assemblage ST. Stephens
Church. East Twenty street, last evening"
listen to q very interesting lecture delivered by the
Rev. DR.. McGiynp, the subject Of which was IA Re-
cent Visit to tho Eternal City, Tho lecture
was for tho benefit Of the church, and
the following ladies and gentlemen took part
in the concert which preceded tho reverend
gentleman's discourse Misses May Moss and Muner,
and Messrs Henry G. Thunder, II. r Romeyne and
Donovan. Seated inside the altar railing werc Drs.
Buriscl and Welsh, Fathers Curran OF ST. Andrews;
Farrell, Drumgoole. De Fina McCready Campbell and
McCaucy and the assistants OF St. Stephens Church,
Drs Curren and Manoncy and Fathers Byron and Col
ton.
THE HOLY FATHER OUR ADMrRER.
Dr. McGynu spoke OF the departure OF himself and
fellow ccrgymcn from this city, OF their arrival at
Rome OF thor participation IN the Papal anniversary,
found the Pope warm admirer OF America,
ana told OF The kind words the Pontin ad-
to on hem
TO impress upon tho faithful In America
the necessity OF seeking Gods grace, Of never for
getting the great influence OF prayer and OF advancing
their moral we'll material greatness Soon after
the lecturer and his brother clergymen the
New York diocese obtained special interview with
the Holy Father, when the PontT expressed mis- great
happiness at receiving their address, and asked them
convey his thanks TO his faithful children
RoME's RUINS AND rOMBs
DR.. McGlynn then spoke OF the Eternal City. He
said It deserved that maine, which gwen by the
pagnns who must hive iorcseen II 10 be ETERNAL
even when the old Roman power had passed away.
At present ancient Romc IS mostly In ruins and but
lew OF It's great buildings rcmuin. Among those
which survive are. The Colosseum. tho Pantheon
and tho Arch Of Titus, and there preservation
owing to thor connection with tho Christian rei
gion-- tho Colosseum remembrance OF The FLOOD OF
martyrs shed there, tho Pantheon because oil
sccrnton ~ Boniiacc ". and the Arch Of Titus be-
causo It's bearing the scupnrcd impression Of tho
seven branched candle brought from Jerusalem by
the Romans alter that city's fall
DR.. McGlyun then closed by saying that though
tho Pope were remove from Rome this would not
matter, for the Church Is with him Wherever he goes
That tho Eternal City would BIO Rome's namo IN the
far future, as in tho past, he hoped and expected.
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COMMITTED FoR TRIAI-THE SAD STORY

COMMITTED FoR TRIAL-THE SAD STORY OF
A WOMAN.
At the Chambers Street Hospital yesterday, Deputy
Coroner McWhinnie held post-mortem examination
on the body OF Michael Cavansgh, alias irish Nike.
tho printer. who on Saturday evening, at No II
Thomas street, was killed by his mistress, Bridget
Cruise The details OF the crimo were fully recorded
In yesterdays HERALD. At the conclusion Of
tho examination Bridget who for seven years
has resided with tho murdered man. was
committed 10 tho Tombs TO await the action of the
Grand Jury. John and Eliza Upton witnesses Of tho
killing. were committed 10 tho House OF Detention.
Alter her arrival at tho rombs In charge OF Oncer
Fenncll she sobbed convulsivcy, and requested
the officer TO tell Michae-ot whose death sho
had not lsarned-that sho had not intended 10
hurt him. She gave tho following particulars
MS to tho attack upon Mike:-"He and l have
lived together seven years. When l nrst met
HIM we wore IN comfortable circumstances. He was
PAID OF at six O'Clock last Saturday morning. When
he came homo asked him for some money to get
bread, as l had eaton nothing for nearly two days.
He went out without giving me any money, and re.
turned homo drunk nj night As soon ms he returned
Mr.. Sinclair, whom asked to protect me. Cavanagh
pushed Mr.. Sinclair aside and dragged mo into tho
room. While no wns beating mo the landlord. Court
Onicer Grccr, entered tho room and asked for his
rent Cavanagh pushed him out Of the room. He
then turned upon me and said he would kill me.
tried escape, but he closed door, and he bent
me picked up the knife and struck him. don't
member what took place after that was crazy. Oh,
tell me- will Michael dio ?"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

CALCUTTA Sept 2s-In port. ships Cartsburn Obj. Hunt,
Holmes for iull X Cora COMBS for Bombay; Grsnaee
Shi,l.oer DO; san Joaquin Waite Hnc Winged Hunter
Humphrey, Gro1ier, Tor Bosson ~
oAaL.o. Oct ls-In port. ship ca,ro.op, Lewis for
Prince umecro CD Scott, Prince Engsns Isr,. smith
sefee Gae sh tor ao
posits to load ior United Kingdoms st stephen. Douglass
eeariaG,; Unco Toby, woodsde sold; @essscid Br.
CnIscma islANps Oct 7-sailed previously ship Coum.
bus Bethsn, Europo. -,
ig.s.,os. os, 4-lp por. sEiC, IiGxsra Dorre.p 90
Dnnnins; George Adams. Morrison. and Joseph (Br,
Echos Jane Fish Turner ;, %si0 Rivers and bark'
HALIFAX. ncs 3-Arfvcd schr Terra Nova tBr) Lock-
MosrnwAl. Nov a--Arrved. steamers Emberi1a. Bland
HUI strath,sy small Mala,a: Glsn,.uim oTacn Hull
aeide. Hunter Dundee Wooabnrn Thompson, Newcastle
s o % SaSss sHs
seice Anna, MePhail, Liverpool; brig Marnnna ~ Cav
Gosrcd % steamer laudis!arnc. F0rfar Queenstown;
scwcil. Penncii Qnesns,own. ~ 80
John Bryce sSg 81 Morse :nP' & Asd
thia OBJ. MeAis,cr Paul hc,c,s. Mnllo,; San carlos
tsrl. Richardson; MARYLAND d8r. Daku aud q Bean.
PuxrA pE Lonos. Oct 4-saIied previously ships City
Camp tBr Clarke, United Kingdom' Jo'opnus. Rogers,
Queenstown.
In pot oct ships Austria Gilmore; Louisiana Oliver
Marion tfr). Tley Harry Morse. Drummond; Hercules,
Snow; Franccnia, otis; Oakland. Purriugon; Napier
DIR, Bygott. Chrysote tBr Owen; Invincible. stck-
land Rosgnol tBr), Stanley; barks Oneco. Horny; IL
Parr (Br. Robbins, and Ralph Peaks tBr), Iogan.
all dg
QuhBfc, Nov 2-Clcared steamers Peruvian. Smith,
Lverpooi; Wndcnsian stephen, Glasgow briggs Alcxna.
Gauthier, Montci leo; 81 Joseph, Gagnon. do.
ST McuAEIs Oct 6-Sailed, schr Samuel Wackrl Dow
ling supposed for New Bedford.
VICTORIA Oct 25-Arrvcd. ship Belvedcrc johnson.
Acapulco bark Victoria Brl. iopp, Ca'lao.
Sailed gath, bark California, Love, San Francisco.
ANTWERP Oct 1o-saicd Amiphitrtc, Lindgvst. Phila.
ALGrFns Oct I4-sailed Victory. Harris, Charleston
18TH Mary Nelson Franks. do.
BRISTOL, Oct 2o-Arrivod, Constitution, Pottinger
BnrxmAm oct loon Alexandria Brown, from IIavrc for
New Orleans
BAsrnY Oct ls-Arrivcd Ercolc, Carascondoio Now
YORK via Queenstown. =, -.
BrLrAsr OCT 2o-sailed. L s Cam, icanc. Baltimore.
BREMEN, Oct 15-Saiied ~ Ansa tsi fohle Now York.
BARoKLoHA, Oct l7-SRied IRA, boye. New York.
BILBAO, Oct 19-Saiied Gasclle. Philadelphia.
BORDEAUX Oct 2O-Smiied, Magnns, sorcnscn Now York
Crolo Svendser, Wilmington; freidg, Anderson Hamp
ton Roads. -
CANpirr Oct 2i--Arryed. Acme. Devinc. Quebec:
Salad 2ls Arratoon Apcar (s1. Whttles row Orleans.
York. .
sailed Goth, orr, Olsen. Now York.
CADtz, Oct 16-Avrivcd Sarah Il Kennedy. Spaulding,
Malaga ~ .
CrraAIoslA Oct l5-Arrivsd. LILA Potter. Pcndeson,
Patras.
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OBELISKS.
From The London Examiner

TFrom The London Exnmincr1
Only iorty-two obclisks arc known 10 exist. At
KarnaK four arc standing and two PROSTATE. Nino
more PROSTATE at saan. One glands at PhilB
Twelve al Romc--tbe largest OF them being at
tho Church oil ST. John T.atcraB. Florence contains
two and Paris, Aries, Constantipoplc one each. In
this country there are iour-two at the British
Museum, Que at AInwick Castle and the fourth at
Kingston Lacy. Dorsctshire, brought over by Mr..
william Bankos, friend OF lord Byron The obelisk
now on its way 10 England was tho companion OF ihe
one still standing at Alexandria TO when had been
tran porcd IRON On. Though named after Cleopatra,
fts erection at the Temple OF Cnsar did take place
untiI tho cghih year OF the reign OF Augustus and
several years alter the death Of the Queen. Abdul
Lateef says that the oJclsk stood IN his mctwolfth
century,
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YURK-.THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 4, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD srRAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrKsroNE TELEGKAPH LINE
ssms cs s @ ms.s ss o. g and
steamer Erin br Thompson London Oct 10 with Nose
s.S os head
Ion 81 A. exchanged signals with German steamer bound
s Oct ct ,s sa
Had Of westerly winds and gales. with high
SiyS; s cs.:'; 81 y y. With
out exchanged signals with ono Of As1"ndrs steamers
Steamer wyanoke. Couch. Richmond, City roiut and
Norfolk, with mdso and passengers to the Old Dominion
seano Rs..ssnske wiiletss, Philadelphia. With coal
pa ss 81 ssgs IN
coffee order vessel to Fnnch. Edge Co. Crossed the
BARK Atlantic 'of Now Haven. Laufsrc Gaudaloupe 10
day. With sulphur Lauro, storey scarpat Passed
Brig Eastern star. Woodward Dcmerara 10 days, with
sn s,nr e HI snsa Sons With umsc,
Mseaio Laurence Haley Charleston 10 days. with
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune, Berry Boston nor New York.
Sg os
::%. Ds.; YSrss srsvass.ss e, Nov yo1s
In tow Of tugs Vim Fletcher and Cheney Mis-
celanyl. - =
schr VIM Pickering Loring. Richmond, Mo, for New
York.
schr X Kenny. Farr. Rockiand for New York.
Schr Empress. konncdy, RocklAnd for New Y ork.
Schr Anu johnson, Rockp0:t Tor New York.
schr Susan Stanley, Rocrport for New York.
Schr Milwaukee, Stout. Boston for New York.
Schr Willard Salisbury Chase. Stonngton for New York
Schr Jed Y Daron. Young. Providence for New York.
Schr Worthington, Fitch, Providence for New YORK;
Schr Evergreen. Turner Providence for New York.
schr II Bartlett Harris. rrcvidcnse for New York.
schr Artist. Forester, Norwich for New York.
Schr ncob Iausman. Ryder. Bridgeport New York
schr Ida Palmer, Palmer, stamford tor New York.
Schr Reindeer. Howard, Cold Spring tor New York.
Schr Charles Upton. Upton. Boston Tor Philadelphia
Schr Garrison, Smith, Somerset for Phiadc phia.
schr Helen Mar, Duncan. Bristol for Philadelphia.
BOUND EAST
schr II l. Curtis, Motley. Now York for Bangor
Schr VIM McCobb Horton, New York tor Providence.
Schr blackstone, wictson. Now York for Newport
Schr Cciro tiordo Cham plain. Newburg for Providepco
schr 4 K IOakley, Newman. Nowburg for Providence
schr Texas, Davis. Newburg for New London.
Schr Daniel Morris. Rankin Nowburt tor Now Haven.
sc,r Anna Frye, Smith, Elixabethpor for Boston.
Schr Lucinn. Emery, Eiizabcthport for Bridgeport
schr Sarah Read, Arnold, rlxabchpot tor Hartford.
Sehr Hampton. Fletcher. Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr y \ BrAgdon. Jones, Port johnson for Boston
schr Frank Walter, Crosby Port johnson for Boston
ford.
Schr Baltimore. Mowatt, Amboy Tor Hartford.
Schr eorge Prescott Gupti Philadelphia for Salem.
schr Imogene Diverty. Candy, Philadelphia for Prov
dcncc
Sailed from Hart Island Roads, brig Kosssk for saoncs
Enatu
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board fonnd that the had refused duty ,nss
acts OF violence had resorted 70; tnas one
killed others wounded An inquiry has peen ned
before tho Consul the result OF which was tnaT
ordered home in the IdguariA my es.
hed proceeds to her loading port with another anu
arrived to-day from Bremen reports Oct - rescued the
yad-Jsh tNor). from Lisbon with salt for Norway ana
brought them to this port.
NEW LosDos Nov Gus steamer Mistletoe arnveS rns
ford Point with signals Of distress flying The WAS uhaoo
to assist her.
schooner which has lain under water In mintnroP
Cove for past pumped out raised ana pus On sno
Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
GALL MY PRETTY CHICKENS. "

Mr.. Charles A. Dana suffered serious loss through
the doprcdatons Of chicken thieves one night last
week. 1t Is supposed that they visited tho island
which he lvcs, noar Glen Cove, In boat ana carried
their piundcr away by the same mcans. They madc a
clean sweep OF tho poultry which excited much In
tcrest at the recent Queens county fair and which
took number OF the first premiums Ii was regarded
as ono OF the best collections OF breeds In tho
country There arc at present traces OF thieves
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SHANTY LIFE.

John Egan, OF No 33S East Fortieth street, last
night went TO shnnty No. 3l6 in tho street,
pied by Mary Moran in search or his wiio. Before
entering tho shanty he asonshed to hear his wifc
pass a joking remark TO n man who In
tho place. When he opened the door no found
her casped in hts arms. On his entering the room
the stranger lot 60 his friendly hold OF Mrs. Egap
only 10 deal unricndly blow with a bosllo on Mr.
Egan's head. Police surgeon McDonncl dressed tho
wound, and pronounced IL severe If not dangerous
Tho police OF tho rwcn,yhrs precinct arrested
tho assailant who gave his name James Spainc
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A WIFE ASSAULTED.

A yong woman, aged eighteen, giving tho namo OF
Ne,tlc Poach discovered on the corner OF Stone
and Hanover streets last night, by policeman VINO
was attracted by hor calls for help Ho conveyed hcr
TO tho New street station, whore she
stated that she resided at No. "a Thames
street, that five months ago she married her husband
Robert who Is oyster dcalof, and that last night
ahe to search TOR him the street. whore tho
officer found her. Robert, shc said had assaulted her.
and only ccased his abuse the arrival OF tho officer
She was conveyed homo In an ambulance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
VISITING THE TOMBS.

+. A. Emery, Attorney General OF tho state Of
Maine was at the bar OF tho ronibs yesterday. Mr..
Emery arrived town Saturday morning and Is
Stopping at tho SurtevanL District Attorney Phelps
Instructed Detectives Fields and OConnor 10 snow him
the we'll known Tonbs, with It's police court and
prison. which explains his presence thcrc yesterday
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
ASSAULT ON SHIPBOARD.

Peter McKcnna, FIRST mate, and John Anderson, col.
orcd cook. Of the ship Grown Prince. lying at tho
Union Stores, foot of scdgwick street, Brooklyn be.
came involved quarrel yesterday over some trivial
matter During tho alteration Anderson struck
NcKenna on tho arm with a meat chopper and In
nicted a severe wound. Tho COOK was arrested and
The FIRST mate had his wounds dressed al tho Long
Island College Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
SPOKEN.

Ship City Of Cashmere r. Greiye, from Hull for San
Francisco, Aug -. lat 80 5. lon A w.
Bark Peter rerar DID from Liverpool for Halifax
Hampton Roads. Oct 81 lat. &c. (by steamer Hiber
nian, at Halifax 31st).
Brig America tB from Traloe for Savannah Oct lat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
FALL OF A WALL.

workmen hove been for some days past engaged In
digging In the OF two story brick stable at No.
237 East Twelfth street. Tho excavation determined
the foundation OF the stable and about shutdown
yesterday the wall OF the structure tell with
crash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
RAILROAD 1Mposrr1oSs ON sPoRrsMEN.

:
To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Allow mo to call attention to what evcry sportsman
or lover of dog ana gun has realized. My complaint Is
In reference to the outrageous and unreasonable
charges OF the baggage masters upon tho several rail-
roads diverging from this city for carrying dog In
tho baggage car. Those charges are In most
onorous and that many persons deferred
from taking few days. sport during shooting
There be but one course when gentleman Is
obliged to tako lis dog such excursions that rs
submission TO the charges or personal abuse
On the Delaware Lackawanna and Western the fare TO
certain point for round trip S5 charge Tor dog,
81 90 On the Eric, faro TO given point and return
Is 75c charge for dog 81 The other railroads, so tar
as my knowledge extends, are better What tho
spoTtsnen cannot understand is how these railroad
companies afford 10 carry. handle and assume the
responsibility OF baggage without charge, and yet
dog that relieves them OF all this expense must
sariy be such an important financial item.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamers Wimbledon (3r). for Rotterdam Narenta
(Aus) Brstol ship Aihnmbra, Bromen bark Una (Br).
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorK-Letters Intended Tor this column must be
accompanied by tho writer's full and address to
insure attention. Compliments who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing.
Write on only one side OF the paper.-En. HEaALD.l
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TIE FOREIGN STEAMSHIPS AND THE DOCKS.
To THE EDITOR THE HxKALD:-
Win you please inform me by what authority tho
foreign steamship companies claim tho exclusive
OF the docks they occupy tho North River fronts
BY tho terms Of the lease all other partcs pref
crence at all times accorded to the lcssecs whonever
tho docks arc required for their vessels but
monopoly has ever been given whereby the essees
exclude other ships from using the docks discharg
ing cargo when required by the lcssccs. This
nopoy IS serious detynent to the commerce OF tho
port, and fnr exceeds any rental which Tho for
eisn steamship companies may pay. II they are pro-
tectod by any law OF the Legislature such law ought
ut once to BIO repealed. c. s. o.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| Sails. lDestindtion,
0Me.
Steamer.

DATES or DEPARTURE rKw YORK FOR
MONTH NOVEMBER.
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VEINCHEsTERS SPECIFIC PILL.
w speedy and radical cure for NERVOUS DEBILITY
&c. prico VI pcr box Send tor circular.
WINCHESTER 4 CO., Chemists,
36 John St. Now Xosk
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STREET DEPARTMENT 1sxrp1c1EScY.

STREET DEPARTMENT INErFIcIENcY.
To THE EDITOR the HERALD
Cannot the Street Cleaning Department be compelled
to remove the ashes and garbage from the houses IN
the neighborhood Of Broadway aud Fourth street2
n.
To THE EDITOR HgKALD:-
vandam street, from varick to Macdousal, Is filled
with barrels OF nshes and garbage Not particle has
been removed from either side OF Tho street for
week. J. b.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, sc.
LNOR sALE-CANOE UAkOE CLUB MODELj. +
complete cruising trim: cost $40; price $50 Adore
box TO Yonkcrs, N. Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MASCHIALh ~ EOUSs
DEGULAR REPUBLICAN, AND EfGnfEEHf
Inward Taxpsyers Association nominate fur Membs
o. Assembly, Sixteenth Assembly district HENRY
sCIlAEFEK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-13

number of our citizens met az the office
of Wight & Carroll last Friday night, TO take
the inltiatory steps towards organizing a new
building. loan and trust association. While a
large proportion of our people are ready and
willing 10 take stock in the new association, il
is almost impossible to get any great number
OF them together 1T any one meeting. Last
Friday night some - shares were taken in n
very few minutes. There will be no trouble
in having all the shares taken. if any number
of persons who have the time TO spare will
spend few hours I'm soliciting. A document
stating the number of shares which will in all
probability be taken by the subscribers thereto
has been left at the Office OF Wight s. Carroll.
and those desiring 10 take shares should i'm
mediately 60 and subscribe. BY this means
there will be tangible showing OF the dispo-
sitlon of our people toward the organization of
q new association. When three or four hun
dred shares have been subscribed-then viii
there be such a showing as will warrant the
calling Of public meeting 10 discuss the ques-
ton OF organizing. agree upon plan. and per-
haps organize. Leave your names with Wight
& Carroll. We are informed BY Judge Carroll
that the members of the last association who
did not draw out their money realized some D.
per cent. on their investments. new aSso-
citation would pay nearly as well.
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To Prevent and Cure Cough. and Colds.

reliable remedy IL necessary in every
household Parker's Ginger Touic Is jus, ths
medicine needed. IL radically cures coughs
colds, sore throat, bronchitis ard even co..
sumption II used Ia time, By IL, powerful sps-
ciac action On the stomach. kidneys. ska,
liver and mucous surfaces % the throat and
lungs IL aecouplishes the czT- ia s =onder.
fully short tine, and removes al pain and
soreness Of the lungs. IL Ia also a most reIEa-
BE stomaehie remedy. esec;R4iiy rsEsoying
dyspepsia ke4dAche. liver disorders, eoxtive-
uess, nervoas1ess, low spirits, wAkefalness,
bear1burn- eramps, palpasation Of the h>zTs-
soar stomach. etc, and gives cheering soS-
tort and freedom from paia thar surprises ~.
err oDe- Buy sl-oo bottle from yoas drug
giss, Oscar seifz. sAllna. o. s1rnpSs bosGle Il
II cents. ansi ,ssi Ifz merits