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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-11
BOUND EAST.
CLEARED.

Steamer Humboldt tBr,, Clark. Liverpool-Busk
Steamer dlenroy tBr) Donaldson Observation-Disclosures
steamer state OF Louisiana Br) Johnston. Glasgow-A
Steamer wcser eGso. Barre. Bremen via Southampton
Sslaa@ & sss rsy,s rSsss:
Key y est-U il Mallory 4 CO.,
stosmer Lone star. Forbes. New orisans-Bosert &
Steamer gnIckerboeker Kembe. Now orleans-carx
Steamer San Salvador Nekerron, savsnnsh-Gso Yonge
steamer Charleston. Lockwood. Charleston-J Qnin
steamer Old Dominion. Walker Norfolk. City Point
Richmond-oid Dominion Steamship Co
Richmond. Kelly. Norfolk Old Dominion seam-
ssosmer John Gibson, Masngo. Georgetown. Dc-J L
steamer beverly, Wallace contemporaries Hand
Steamer Thor Mattsoa. Davis, MISREPRESENTATION
ship harmonic. small Brsmen-vsrnon II Brown Co.
Bark Marathon, Emery Adsiaide- Muller Qasrsan :,
ca ssss nos Co. moore 'n'" '"'on '''A''
Bsis Xibion lSor, ounaersen HILL Punch Edge Co.
Bark Alexander Keith (Brj, Waycot, Newry, I-snow
BARK Enrco Dandolo GsaU, Albert. Cork Falmouth
'0i BARK srun.wcs hutchinson. Cork Falmouth
dlS Mana ss;SS Falmouth or
lark Hedwig GER, Wnrnken. Bremcn-Chns Luiing Il
lark Nusvo esp, Lester, Barcelona tspsiuc
B"rs San Luigi dta rrapani. Marseil'ss orders
Bark Tcoclc Utull BRsilo. Naplos-JOhn @ SeRger.
BARK Nesuntiuook, Hemingway. Baoncs Ayres-J Nor
ton, Jr. 4 Sons. ..,. 49,
E srs E is.%. oss.s:
Brig AbbIe Clifford Brandt, RIO Janeiro--Jas Ward
| Co. -.
Schr Chas l. HELLER, Coombs. Porto Cabello-Peniston
! sebr Anita Smsll. st PIERRE Mart-Leaycrat 4 Co.
Schr W a. II wothc.spoon (Br), Pettis, Windsor and
| parrsboro. Nd X DO Wolf h Co.
sehr Frances Arthemus tBr). PRIEST st John. MIA
schf Leona Gordon Corpus Christi II Browsr
| schr LILY. Cole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ball Go.
Echr Aloe (Br), LRndels, Port johnson. NV Wood
schr Gal (Br), iiaumn. Newark, NJ r. Neyins Son.
| srhr Harvest. CorWn, Providence and Fall kiver-H w
| jackson SON
schr tico Green, Mackey, Brdgeport-George Blair
| Son
| featuring Co.
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NJ. THEIRS FAvORITE DISH.
From the London GLOBE. !


NJ Theirs had, according TO the Messenger du Md,
nm extraordinary liking for Goldfish, especially when
served mp In tho homey s9ic called brGndade. As
long as tho great statesman In his old vigorous
health ono intorfcred with this penchant aud tho
dinners in the Place ST. Georges wero rarely deemed
complete without the favoritc dish. But In later
times the doctors objected altogether to the appear
ancc on table OF the seductive cod and the historian 10
said TO have vainy suppicatcd Mme Theirs to remove
an intcrdict which caused him daily disappointment
His friend, NJ Mignot, who was constant guest at
tho house. fully sharcd at least pretended fully to
share the illusrous statcsmans taste; and the Mes
sdger credits him with having INDUCED In stratagcm
worthy Of the schoolboy days OF the two heroes II
the story Ia true, NJ Mgnct used 10 present himself a.
the door with a good sized square packet under his
urn, and hnrrying through the drawing room as II
charged WITH some important volumes ana papers,
repaired hastily 10 the study OF N. Theirs, whorc
tho two friends instantly locked themselves In
The mysterious packet WIS opened and lin box
appeared, filled with tho forbidden frult-a dainty
brandadc Of cod. considerable time was occn-
pied in discussing with proper gusto the savory dish,
and when the box was quile empticd the doors were
thrown open and the historian was discovered exut-
ing his surcptt feast, which the ladies inno-
comfy supposed tor long time 10 have been literary
banquet day Of exposure camo Ut last, and Mme
Theirs, whose vigilance NO manHuvrcs could long
DEFY was clever enough to detect the scapegraces IN
the pcrpctraton OF their crime. IL case OF ia
grant dect ana apologies could protect the carrier
Tended lady. N. Mignet bore up as best he might
against the rcproaches heaped upon him; but he was
again permitted TO enter the house IN the faco
st. Georges with parcel under his arm.
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FRANCE IN THE WEST INDIES.
THE ISLAND OF ST. DARTHoLEMY crDED BACK

THE ISLAND OF ST. DARTHoLEMY crDED BACK
TO FRANCE III SWEDEN.
Advices from Stockholm havo been received an
nounclng that negotiations have been perfected be-
tween the French and swedish governments for the
rctrocession OF tho Island OF ST. Bartnoomy, ono Of
tho smaller Antilles, which, In 1854, was
ccdod by Franco 10 Sweden. The island
was originally Fronch colony, and tho
inhabitants are exclusively composed Of colo
nists OF French descent and are Catholics A
despatch from Stockholm states that at the invitation
OF the swedish government vote was recently taken
among tho Inhabitants OF the island to pronounce
their proposed retrocossion to Franco Tho result was
Stockholm Journal, Nya Ddg,,gf AHehondc, publishes
the details Of the negotiations The terms oil tho re-
troccsson have been consigned TO protocol AZ soon
MS tn same snail signed by the two govern
ments the mattor will pc submitted TO tho French
island Will BIO taken possession oil by the French gov
eminent before The end OF the present year.
ISLANDS IMPORTANCE
The island was cedcd by France 10 sweden In 1884
for purpose OF masking tho negotiations for other
treatcs VIII ich at that time were in progress TO effect
an alliance between The two Powers In 1885 81. Bar
fholony declared free port and soon became an
I'M porlsnt commercial port IN The West Indies. L'Eu-
RIPE D,p.omoque confirms tho news o the ccssion OF
tho island France and says that the price agreed
upon to be paid by Franco 10 Sweden u 277,000L
s55.4Q0ls- i
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i.y Island Lsdss knocking OF her ruadsr and causing
ner 70 leak io strokes hour She was got on
dnv mosnlns and torsd TO this city by steamer IRE ~
whcn u was found that would be necessary 20 scnefxc
cargo IN order make repairs and was decided 70 pro-
afternoon.
In The rsccnt gale the schr Christina. Captain candage
rom biueh for Rocklanf mainnas had sails oady
split and boats atove. shc arrived here on Saturday
me .sIoop Comet. Capt sawyer. wrnt down during
sqnsil Monday afternoon between Dyer Island and Hurr
cane Ihsre six board. but all got safely
70 shore. The slcop was raised wednesdsy Capt
i1ung OF White Island also lost his fishing schr reicw
drAxxsd her anchor and washed ashoo IN the gale Of
sth-senr LsconIa loaded with lime for New York Hes
IN the stream near Jsmesons Point fire. Shi stopped
up tightly and thought she nre must DO nearly out
VESSELS soLp-Bak American Loyds $40 tons, built At
parties ~ this city Br Brig chianw.ah 2yo
Tons buit ~ sheet Hnbor NJ In 1893 also AZ TIL. port
nss been ,od Tor English account az
mrf waiter smith 4l3 built at Stockton. Me- In
is mas bscn sold at the II 81 900 tor tho whole
LAUxcnkD AT Ellsworth. 5th inst. by Grant, bark
OF SIN IONS designed tor the Mediterranean trade She Is
owned by Dyer Jordan, Henry whiting. Capt Jos
gsins twno 70 command herr tho builder ana Others
At Bath Ne. BY sewsn. ship Of AIS tons owned
by the builders, homas Red WHOSE name the bears
ana others. Capt Joseph Small will command her
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WORSE THAN THE EMPIRE.
THE SPEECH or GAMDErrA AT cHATEAu-
cnINoN.

CnINON.
From the London Daily Ncwsl
NJ. Gambcita. 10 hts speech Chateau Chnon, said
moro violence and arbitrary conduct bad preceded the
elections OF October IA than had been shown during
the whole twenty years OF tho exccra,ed Empire he
was confident that In few days the Assembly, with
It's $50 republicans. greatly 20 BIO recruited after the
verincation Of powers. would restore legality and
order, ana put end 10 tho professions keep In
place, as necessary organs OF tho administration,
men who from tho first appointed for purely
political object, now signay defeated Had these
elections been free tho republicans would have
counted not 400 but $50. In his estimate he mis-
taken In fact but he had not foreseen the frauds and
thefts which had occurred In the yaucluse Nord.
Pas de CALAIS, and elsewhere The history OF these
elections would be written. and France and Europe
would judge thon. He cxhortcd his audilors, post
OF them. no delighted TO say, rural
republican,, TO strain every nerve 10 maintain
that universal suffrage which mcnaccd
Al great length he impressed upon the peasants
the necessity OF understanding tho value Of the LITTLE
square paper called bulletin. Already republican
progress most remarkable In obscure hamcts; bnt
ignorance yet formidable enemy, and onlight-
cncd electors should tell tho truth To their fellows
He had been called man OF leisure and pleasure and
one who sought power through disorder He was
with bong the enemy OF those VINO governed
ncious doctrines OF despotsm, whether under the
for Of that which from December lasted. 10 Metz
and Sedan, or OF tho more inslnuatng and equivooa
form OF the Inqusitton and Jcsuitism. He cuud as
sure them the Chamber, which was IN great part
the old, would do It's duty.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Cant VIM Watson Of the steamer Aigcria Liver.
pool thanks for special observations
made connection with the HERALD Weather Service. We
endoy Capt Watson compliments his meteoroogi
cal report EXHIBITS highest Intelligence and In Its
preparation
smr JONATHAN BOURNE. launched at Bah, Me. Nov =,
halls from Boston.
AcRA Liverpool before reported ashore at Cape
Traverse, has been condemned
BARK LroS PAscALDo dab. !o.si, from ssvOns sept
Assistance been scnt from Baltimore.
scnR b r BRAIvERp, from Connecticut River for Now
o Der h took %
don on Thursday and proceeded on her voyage
ss E0 a.; Afy ashore 'sr
Battery Point ss.rss e Luxembourg harSor was
scnR ELIZA RmnrccA. Of drcat Egg Harbor. At New.
reported STU having stove her stern boat also los.
brought up letting her staboard bow anchor with
nukc TO II.
Yewpors, III, Nov 10 With forossii split. = 49,
soMs GLOBE from Mystic New York, which was taken
r. G =" Ss ho leaking badly
tsuano, VIII be badly damaged.
ar ssmn yesterday on Sals LEAD Bar bslo~
Del, but foa,sd again aud passed down at II AN.
NC. rs,urnod 70 10th Inst with sails split and fuddo;
damaged.
scnn Acxr. nom Baltimore for Lunssu,g: va: asher.
high iss' water = ''' 80 "
sens JESSIE ALIEN ashore at stratford Point, has
hole in her bow and part Of keel torn on
SOM Ronynr SMITH, from Portland Tor New York loaded
with stone aground Thursday night on tho west
washed the cican the cabin coming ashore at Long
wharf The will probably be saved but tho vessel
her OIL '
scuu Josrpm FARwELL Thorndixe, from Rockiand for
Baitimorc with worth Of granite for
use whose sinking on Hars Island Thnr,day night has
behud time. Tho Starn picked up the crew OF tho
and put Now York for repairs. her
woodwork being damaged.
YAcnr wAsnycroS ashore at Plum Island Is thought
saved Her rigging has been taken 10 New Haven
Puor Boar Corr OF philadelphia carried away Fore
mast apnng stays An Nov 10, and put Into tho
Delaware Break waser.
g1oucrsrvr Mass Nov ioschr Gcrtic Foster arrived
here this norniug body OF Csp Josoph Campbell
killed Nov on Grand Hanks ~ falling from aoi
lie was 81 years age. and native OF Cape Breton
ninht the roop Abbe Nellie, Of land towned by Mr.
Ahcej drted ashore tho Valley and total wreck
Ono side OF her Is all stove In
NrwroRr. Nov eThe bricks on board sch, y Braso,
In Of erection 1T this place Tor iefre hoao OF
New York.
PORTLAND Nov s--Tuesday evening the three masted
move ont OF tho dock comparatively low water kccied
az fnr that shs came the small sch Mary Day,
Capt this city, and stove n pur,on o. ane
TO about $500.
ournxc Nov e-sscmmer Embcrira tBr,, Bland from
Montreal for Queenstown with grmsn \ hrsr .sm.
Brig Edward viory tBD, before reported. Is in dasps
Basin, sale
R,xorsKr Nov io-DurInz gale last night bark Liver.
pool f3r) Fmblcton from Quebec Tor Iiycrpooi went
ashore On the southeast Reef or Bic island The vessel was
loaded with timber and Is totai w'ecA INC CIV" "e'o
saved.
RocxLAsp Nov s-schr Alice oakes, OF this port isom
New York for Bangor With lbcfore reportca, wne
hsains into Seal aihsr Monday night ran ashore On
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 10, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED NJ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ANn
HERALD wHrrEsroSx TELEGRAPH LINE.

RgPoarED NJ THE STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrEsroSx TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Amerique tr), De!ort. avre Oct ~ Via Ply
mouth 2sh with dse aud passengers 10 Louis dc Bcpian
Hsd heavy westerly gales -. -
stsnmes john Bramail (Br), xewngton. Catania Oct .
Mcssinn 9TH Denia 18th and Malaga I'D With irus 20
steamer Gen barnes, Chcesmnn, Savannah days. with
steamer Asemarie Gibbs Lewos. DEL with mdse TO the
OLD Dominion Steamship Co. 80,
steamer Berks Pcndcton for Boston, with
coal TO the Re- ding Ris Co. put In Tor a harb0I.
Bark Akershus (Nor) Moer. HRrtepool w days. IN pal
last 70 No date In tho tin had heavy gale from
NV lasting hours ad wheel and stcaring gear carried
away aer aud cabin nlod with watcr Is An
chorcd nj sandy Hook for orders. -.
Bark Arfacsnd tAus), hasso, Newcastle ~ days, With
mdse Fnnch. Edge Go.
bark Kasva Nor. Olsen Newcastle 81 days with coal
TO ToDias Co No date, &C. had heavy sss gale. Ia
which carried away forstopsal and lost boat.
BARK Pusnacs tNor) Paudc. Amsterdam scptis In bal
bark Eliza tNor, Jesssn, skudesnaes 50 days In ballast
bark Avcnir Fr wesemaa Bres IS days. in ballast to
master Had heavy weather; sprung m sinmast
BARK COLUMBIA Nor, stray. Bordeaux - days IN bal-
last 10 & Tobias Co. Had heavy gales from the Banks
BARK Stanley fNor) Furst, Barcelona 30 days. In ballast
to order. :.
Bsrk MARITIME Ccno tIta) Lauro. Cadlz Al days with
mdsc ~ order: vessel 10 Lnuro, storey n 20.
BARK SILVIA tItaD, Frrrarc 'LcghorL ~ days with mar
bic. &C. 10 ordcr. . -.
10 order Nov lat 10 10, Ion 70 "a, spoke bark Hego
Land fApn- from Gaia iax Nsr xerks :
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AMERICAN PORTS.

81! *; AZ :'s
yon fhiladolplis . nat.
EsSs' sSs. Hs.a:
ton svss; Gss H.,io'i = Bra .s Dow,
Ds. gs:ds s:. 70; FL, s, e.,
q' ESes~ood, rrovdsnso Henry xdsiSeI,: YoIs
M yosa Fam :a S'H,nssHi rom e '
g.: s sS %sr.% s:,. A Sss .S:
Ny y.s
jaw. B Sreya si,sssSs sss.
sr.ou Neptune. New YGI. sriss
M sSS Ms.Tk smp,
harss Moson smith, Bs%ors: Boy Robin
'' si led ssssmo. Ma.ashcn: brig SNOW ~
soy March s
BREMEN. maT;s t Si s nj s
si ss'hss
ms Chase Bosson Albert Thomss Rose ssvapnss
s s1sso A%sT Fss; s1ss uso
wng :shss sscus Ben So5.aa ,ys@ schr John shay,
Triton. PhiiadephiA
Powers Belfast, Ne. load for Palermo; 'ehr Ned SUMTER
'S cs.s.aseS judge Jenny Rish Charleston NJ
ILL.,. Starved.
land TO load for Phisdelphia Bcknorc Ihompson
rbiisdciphias pourlss Haynes. Adams Newburg' Harry
f1 sayisfom Nov eDarrivod schr Sunlight. Hodsdon.
ckpxR KEYS Nov S-Arrivod schr Cook Borden Lun
Port Spain. J., -, u-
oih-Arrlvcd. steamer Marysscts Baker. New Orleans
t.rd ;aiSd II ny Nov 10 Arvsa
Gloucester. E. -. ,,..r 49,.
yrcinia Hunter Philadelphia Falcon, Kirby Bsltimorei
ship Joaqun sp) Iocrn Bsrcelons bark Kate 20
yet orr Kcddy Cork orders: brig Arogante Emilio
(Sp). Barcelona. ,-,n -.
NEiiSWORTH Nov e--aaisd, schrs Agcnora, huchius;
Otronto Hsmmord Mneola Fullerton, and Csssiiinn,
"froRrRnss MoNKoE, Nov 1o-Arrivcd brig j 8 Orb,
Balstone. Rio aneiro for orders
Passed n-- ships Mabel Clark sheldon from wsldoboro
Brig Bride trj Arccbo is reported ordered to New
GALVESTON, Nov e-ssled steamers Rio Grande Boil.
car Nav YorK: Warrior (i3r), Jackson. Liverpool
Iffh- Gle arcd. bark Lizzie. Carney. Havrc
uURKi.ixNE ISLAND, Nov 7--sn'cd scnr Cora Etts,
fsJpxaCKsoSviILn. Nov oArrivcd schr Ella noisdou.
Ds clesrsd-sshs Joseph q Slower. CLAY, Boston
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AcAurLA. about Oct "a In port bark Zsphyrus (CoD.
Saul. tram Gan Fran cisco.
AsrixwALL Oct 3I-Arrivcd schr Ellen Colder, Hods-
don. Philadelphia -
l. brig An MO Bntchelder. Stec Imam. rrogreso
CoNfNro CA, Oct S0-In port, achr Dashing
: Wave, n ngmn, for han Francisco
HAVANA Nov i0-Arriyed, steamer Clyde, Tribon. New
York.
HAurAx, Nov l0-Arrvcd. steamer Bermuda, Angrove,
st Johns NF (and proceeded for New York;
Sailed 10TH steamer Cores Bennett drom New York;.
st Johns. NJ ,,r -,
Kingdom
MoSrRKAI. Nov s-saiicd bark Deodarus. Deward Brs-
toll. :.
QuHxSsrowS, Nov s-Psssed. steamer Montana lBr,.
Bedoc Liverpool Tor New York mot before reported
QUKBsc Nov sUeared brig St Francois. Caron Monte
video
Superior, Bite wAri, do
Sr JoHN NB Nov SArrived, schrs Mocking Bird (Br),
Callarhsu. Now York; Lixxie X (Br,. Waters, do
TunKs ISLAND Oct ~ Passed. Bchrs Ocean PEARL Bur.
rours Baltimore Porta Bello; Northern Homo (Br)
swain Now York for Petit GoHvo
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIpcEwATER. Nov 9-saied bark vcsta Gcr, Hon.
man, New York
CARpirS Nov 10 Arrived. Rheoia Br, Allan.
Now York.
CAPg TowS, Oct 15-Arrlved. brig Laura Gertrude,
Brown, Now York.
DUBLIN. Nov 9-sailed, bark Noah Nop. Gjeruldscn.
Now York.
DuspALk. Nov s-saiIcd. brig zetland (BD. Hicks.
United Statea
DrsxiRK Nov e-Arrived, bark McGilvcy (Br), Hat
field, New YORK tbcfore reported arrived 2d).
FLORES, Oct 26-Arrvcd. brig Rescue, Pinkham. Now
Bedford.
FAYAL. Oct 1sArrived bark Asarean, Davis. Boston.
GIBRALTAR Nov 3-suiicd, brig Clara Pickens. Coombs
from Me ssina), Baltimore.
HAvRE, Nov s-Ssilcd, ship Bonanza (Br), Webster,
Tybes; 10TH noon, Labrador r) sanslicr Now
York via Plymouth.
Lvrmroo Nov 10-Arrived, steamer Laplace tBr, Gil
PEN New York; ship Brown. Keazer, Phadelphia (ses
below
Sailed Sch. ship Henry (Br Atkinson. Hampton Roads.
LONDON, Nov 0--Arrived steamer Emma Lawson tBr),
Mills Montreal; 10th. sho Rhine, setson, Now YORK.
CLEARED 10TH bark Resolute (Br). Lawrence, Whining
ton.
LIZARD Nov lo-Passed steamer France (F). Trudelle,
New York for Havre via Plymouth.
LISBON Nov 6-Arrved, ship Marianne vi (Port). Sans
tos New York.
Pomr ELIZABETH. CGH, Oct 7-Arrived. bark Brown.
Grecnish, Boston.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov lo-Arrved. steamer Ohio. Morrison
Philadelphia for Liverpool tand proceeded,.
RorrERDAx. Nov 9Sailsd, bdk merica (Gcr) Kausch.
United States.
srocKuoLx Nov e-Anvsd. bark Alerte tRus, Drelick,
Now York.
WATERFORD Nov s-sailed. banks Andreas Riss (Sor),
Salvesen. Now Orleans; Lima Qier), Schweichel. New
York: Bartolomco Padre utsD. duaRnio, do.
Sailed from -. Nov g. Com. for United States.
LoKDoN Nov I0-A telegram from Celtic says that the
Elton Stevens Weaver which left New York Sept
Tor Cets is ashore and win probably be total loss The
frat mate, MIR Wexford. was lost overheard,
The 37s t,ns register built at Portland. Me-
| in 1856, and halls from New York.
Steamer Consolation (3r, from Annoy via Singapore FOR
| Now York. Is ashore At Sucx
Bark Duchess tBr,. Elliott from New York for Copen
hsxcn which arrived at Magate 7h has put into Graves
end with OF stanchlona WIN discharge and int
| dock for repairs
Ship Brown Keaxer which arrived at Liverpool TO-
day Philadelphia has lost sails and had matches
| and cabin much damaged by water.
WEATHER REPORT.
| tys~ Svxy.t
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M NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
co ASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captalns or officers
vessels In tho coan and foreign trade observ
inn the Of buoys requested
TO communicate tho HxnALD. that II may be
brought publicly to tho attention OF he proper authorities
letter addressed ITO tho editor OF the HERALD Now York
city giving accurately possible the number and posi-
ton OF displaced bnoys tho Of their removal will
ucc In all observed along tho Atlantic and Pacific
cosstr OF the American Continent When they observed
on tho countries In the Mediterranean
Il requested that Information be sent either by telegraph
or letter TO tho London oce Of the NEw YORK HyRALp 40
Fleet street. London. the Paris Office 81 Avenuo de
pOpcra Paris Who're the telegraph Is used dispatches
may be- addressed Bcnnct 46 Fleet street. London"
.Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpcra. Paris" Whore cases Of
observed in tho waters OF countries beyond
tho reach OF the telegraph. in Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching the first convcn
tent mort This information win be cabed FREQ Of CHARGE
TO tho HERALD aud published.
arNoTIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT KIdlIr.-rhe NEW YonK
HERALD adopted disng gushing coston night sigma
for use on board HERALD yacht showing whie
burning tho coors red changing from to the
other In succession and be several miles dstaat
Captains OF vessels upon seeing this signal will obec
bv preparing any they have for the shin
News Department OF the HERALD.
nS-persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels ar.
irving at New do BY addressing such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht, pier No East River, New
YORK. Letters received from all parts Of tho world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR. THIsD DIsr RIcT.
ToMrKISsviLLE. NY, Nov 10. 1877.
liRht vessel No. IL has been put Eel Grass ShonI.
Fishers Island sound In place Of the old vessel No %
The vessel now there has two without day marks,
and Will exhibit but light She painted load color
With 'Eel Grass" In white letters on her Sides 80
A q khlND. Commodore USN.
q Lighthouse Inspector, third District
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Steam ers City OF Richmond B) for Lveypool, Egypt
ORR do Celtic tBr) do Cornwall tB Bristol; AlsstiA
fBr, London; Cohanim tBr. Hnvrc; Herman Ludwig
Gremen City q San Antonio, Galveston Via Key West.
savannah City II Austin. do; Charleston. Charlcston
ord Dominion, Richmond &c;, Richmonu. Norfolk John
eibsou sorxctown DC snip Nor tNor). Hamburg: barks
Lndy Franklin tr) Gioucostor; del Boschetta QtaD,
Cork or Falmouth; IL Moulton, smyrna.
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Merchants shipping agents and shpmastrs arc informed
that by telegraphins tho HERALD London Bureau nd
dressing Bcnnet No. 40 Fleet street, London, to the
Paris Office, addressing Bennctt 81 Avenue dc Opera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United sstes tho will be cablcd to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med
will find the Paris Office tho cconomi
cal and expedous for teeyraphing new.
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sTEINwAY HALL-DR. DAMRoscH's SYMPHONY
CONCERT.

Notwithstanding tho bad weather, fashionable
audience assembled, yesterday TO listen TO the superb
music that IS always presented by DR.. Dam
rosch's orchestra. To the many professional must.
,ans the occasion was an tenement They camo not
pny to listen to tho mastery performance of
Bccthovcns fifth symphony, but to enjoy tho exlui-
alto technical effects produced by this superb organ-
lzaion. The programme consisted Of tho over
ture ..Sskuntaia," by Goldmark the "Marche Mill
taire,n by Schubert arranged by Dr. Damrosch, the
introduction to ''Lohcnerin,' and the two Honsroso
dances by Brahms These brilliantly executed as
on the first occasion and nppauded Two solos were
sung by Miss Lillian Bailey a soprano from Boston,
and warmly received although the voice OF the lady
somewhat feeble by contrast with others that have
beon heard on the same platform.