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yet redeemed his character from the charge
Of want Of activity and energy,

YET Ie0eeMe0 h1e character rom the charge
Of want Of activity and energy
Cn the goth we find Lord Derby,
quite communicative, to a deputatlon
which had questioned him as TO the safety
OF British interests, and it is 8s we'll to
know that q minister occupying Lord
Derby's position feels himself justified in
stating that there 10 no cause for anxiety
with regard to the immediate future of
either Constantinople or the Suez Canal.
OF course any change i'll the present
masters Of these two keys to the Mediter-
ranean, would affect the interests of
Europe, and it is on this account, ard
because Great Britain would be
the first to feel the effects of any such
ehangs that England is SO anxious as to the
result of the war.
There is a most striking contrast in
political views, now existing in England
on this subject. The one held by the
Members of the preeent Government,
which is by far the most popular, is direct
and positive hostility to Russia, while the
policy OF Mr.. Gladstone anj q few of his
followers. is not only in opposition 70 this,
but actually advocates all armed hostility
to the Turks, by assisting Russia, with
not only moral, but material support.
Dir. Gladstone and those Of his followers
who recommend the anti. Turkish policy
consider that the views entertained by
England of the aggressive policy at Russia
are very much exaggerated and point out
with certainly no small degree of justice,
the good which the Russians have in ron.
temptation, in juxtaposition to the faithless.
immoral, and corrupt government OF Tur-
key. But men like NJ. Gladstone who
consider only tbs abstract good OF
mankind in the punishment and anlibila-
tion ofa corrupt ration, seem to lose sigh:
of the fact, that Russia is of all nations the
most dangerous TO whom they could entrust
the accomplishment of this Object, with
regard to Turkey. For nearly two centu-
ries Russia has been cndeavouring, some
times avo~rdly, sometimes masking Fer
intentions under Srecious bat IypocIi'icAI
religious ptettxte, to advance her boundn-
ries iurtber and further south, her ultimate
aim icing the occupation Of Consturtinuple,
che consequent command Of the BOsphoruV-
ard the inmense advantages that would
scCICe 10 her from such q possession
That Russia would use these adva ntaces to
the detriment Of British interests there
10 little doubt, aid il must indeed he d
q~uixc,ic benevolence that would assist in
plating them mo her hnnds. Mr..
Gladstone is a man WHO commands the
respect of trends aud opponents alike, but
Euglishmen have reason to be thankful
Ihat at tie present critical moment, he
"a leader Of the q position only and that
the Government Of Which Lord Derby is
Foreign Minister, is keeping a vigilant
guard over the evident interests Of the
nstion.
LATER,
, 1877-12-05
| ATE R..

BY the prompt arrival OF the mail, bring
lug with it the latest Cablrgrams published
in ST. Thumas we are enabled to add a few
lin,sto our General News.
From dispatches Of tho 1st instant We
learn that the Turks ale now entertaining
grave doubts about the safety of EIzeroun,,
and as the rumour OF treschery being the
cause of the fall of Kars has been confirmed,
fears as to the safety of any place belong
ing to the Turks are well grounded, Tor
when the traitors are to be found, the brides
will not be lacking.
Italy ond Turkey have conn into COLI.
sion through the seizure OF Two Italian ves-
sells on the Bosphorous, the symp.thy
ofItaly has hitherto been on the side of the
Turks and we trust no serions complication
will be the result oftbe present misunder-
standing.
French news is not more satisfactory than
before. Marshal Mac Mahon still arrogates
to himself rights and privileges that be-
] long only to autocrats. and there seems TO
be.Do hope ofa settlement of present diff
! entities until France has convinced Mac
a.fNtn. That be i like o. teetotaller in
t.en sbo1s good man ia the wrong
M&S&n~~4%*
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
CLEARED.

Steamer Wyoming tBn, ones. Liverpool via Queens.
steamer Andes DID, Hughes. Port au Prince. savanis
&c PIN. Forwood Co -
Steamer Wyanoko, Couch Norfok-old Dominion Steam
ship Co. . - -, -, ....
steamer Ann Eliza Richards, lpha-J ames Hand.
Steamer Eieanora johnson, rortand-,J Ames ~
Ship llama (Nor), Lutken, Hull, k-Funch. dve Co.
ship Olaf tNorl Andersen, Borleaux-Fnnch Edye Co
Bark Norena, Nichols, Newry, MILLER 4 honghton
Bark clio Bata Barabno Lab, Francesca Cork or Fal-
mouth for ordcrs-Benham 4 Boycscn . .
Bark Marco Polo dal), Gavgnin Cork or Falmouth Tor
orders Socovich Il 90. .
Bark sleipner Sor, Marcus:cn Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Revclic do Reynolds. Bremcn-J Parker Co.
Bark San Agnco QtaD, Garguiio, Gcnoa-Benham q
bark Nuova Chiarina dtaD, Maresca. Naples-John
Mark Columbia, Dickonson. Barbados-smith Lock-
Brig Medina tBr) vrgie Morgan or Broad PHI. E-J
schr Anna Holton Smith. Rio Grands do sui-Brett.
sehr Hattie Weston, Parsons. Belize. Hon-wm Jcx
90. - ,.,. =
schr Emerson Rokcs, Marston, Cardenas-B Metcaf 9
Schr Nettis (Br,, Brit. St John, NIB A Iieuey;
Sehr Mary Amsdcn. Baker 81 J ohm. kB-Cox Green.
schr G NJ Newns Rodman. Mobe-E Hurlbut 90
Schr RPagc. Hiiyard. Eastport and Calais, Me-Jonn
Boyntons Son.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
"RAISING" A BILL.

An elderly lady yesterday afternoon called at tho
Second National Bank in Newark and requested Mr.
Theodore $. Morrc, the cashier, 10 change a dty
dollar bill for her. On closely examining tue bill IL
was found that II had been 'raisedn from two dol
lar bill to my, tho altering being dono very neatly
Tho lady SAID that she did know that tho bill was
altered one. and stated that she got from her son.
who received from another party IN trading horse
Her story believed and she WAS nj.
lowed TO 60, detective being placed upon
her track. however, to SEQ II sho attempted 10 get
10 changed anywhere else Last evening a young
man. giving bis Thomas Murray, called al the
FIRST precinct and inquired about tho nc
the bank saying tnat the lady IN question was mis-
mother. Murray was arrested and locked up on aus.
pcion Of having altered tho bill Ho Is real estate
agent living at No. SO Schurman street, Now Bruins.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13

ANTWERP, Oct si-Arrlvec. bark Dartmouth err, Ray
mond, Quebec.
AsriSwALL Nov e-Arrivsd, steamer Colon Grnin, New
York.
CnRsrlASslSD Oct 1ssailed, bark John Mathues (Br)
Seavev, svcndborg.
,CousTsY HAsuon. Ns, Nov 3.sslisd. brig wandcrer
FArHKR PoISr Nov IL, 9:f5 AM-Passed, steamer Cir
cassian tBr), Wylic Liverpool for Quebec.
Also passed l2th 10 PM steamer Quebec tBr) The
from Liverpool for Montreal
HAVANA, Nov i2-Arrved, steamer City Of New York.
Van Sicc Now York.
Sailed ilth, steamer Niagara, Curtis. Now York.
HALIFAX. Nov S--Sailed, bark Adeiina Patti PortJ,
SouxA. Loando WCA, via Sheet Hsrbor.
Sailed 18Th, steamer Bermuda, Angrove. New York twas
telegraphcd M sailed IOth).
MANILA, sept 15In port ship southmnster CBp, Tee.
for Now YORK brig Tartar t0er), kaemcna. from San
francisco. arrived sept 3.
..FAsAsA Nov 0-snied steamer Granada. oonnoly. sau
Francisco.
PoKro CABxLLo. Oct aeArrved. brig Ransom tBrI LII,
son, New York
Posf MuLcRAvx. Nov s-Arrivsd. schr Barboroni (Br)
Charlottctown for Daltimere -
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
east Reef, Bic Island, will. II is expected. be q

y
pAnx Lxos PAscAIno d.an from savosa Which oss went
OF 18th An nSinares ssser part ballast
and arrived nj baltimore PM
BAG css1Ayn STANLEY from Nasvtas NTS u , 0s sss 5
tons register built Sachias in 1862 and hailed
Bn'c AsE,E AUSTEN tBrl with cargo Of timber and
I.and .. being dova ss the %as s
s ~s % on 1, ssa w IN. sss Ss TO m s
got OF uninjured.
Sem Tyaysa from Gardiner for rhaaeph!. pu, into ITO
jurcd By the mainboom striking him.
scMRJoHS KEENAN, sailed from Sandy HOOK Oct 20,
si hsr ar. thai she may have
met with some disaster during the late heavy weather
% 1 s ia
ss saa s" had x y cy
tho ssh Inst ia ssh laden with cattle from brssd.es dred
total loss Another vessel was discovered SUNK with msss
men. sehr went in search q .aryyo,s but i.nna Rone y
with all on board.
KEY WEST So.la-B.rk pomona cSor.: from New Or,
Keys bshames Nov Assistance was rendered by wreck
sxw oaLxAss. Nov ia-schr Fortune. laden with
run into BY tho Era No TO- Car
NEWPORT, Nov lo-Bsrk william II Besse Baker, from
oymps W.T. which arrived here Friday night in distress
the first favorable opportunity Her cargo Of is said
70 be tho nrst which has becn brongh East from he
PRchc Some OF the 100 feet long and 80
inches IN diameter she has sustained no injuries by get
ting aground on her arrival.
The Us revenue cutter samuel Dexter Capt Jno Carson
% . %
yard llavon, Stonington and other portA
ST JOHN. NIB, Nov i2A vessels have LETT the Miramich
River The st John River is expected to close in few
days.
snrnuiLDIxc-At Newburyport Colby Lunt putting
schooner their account OF $50 from the
mouds as those OF tho schr San Bias.
rapidly approaching completion bis yard at the
South End bark for Rockiand and Is 10 be com
mandod by Calt Thomas Dermott She Is Of fne model
il about $50 700 carpentos measurement doub
decked and designed for the general reighng business 1t
Is she will be ready be launched between the
1st and 10th OF December.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
BONDED WAREHOUSES; BURNED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Now IL, 1871
The North Point Dock bonded warehouse was almost
entirely destroyed by nro this afternoon. Tho build
Ing two stories In height, covered about OF
ground Tho origin OF tho Gre is unknown. the store
being closed when tho lre broke out. The employees
were absent dinner The contents comprised wines
liquors, sugar bags, glass, crockery, iron, &c Tho
$780, 900, which Is mostly covered by Insurance In
foreign companies. The building, valued at 500, O00
was insured fer $4,000, also mostly In foreign COM
panics. Among the principal owners OF the merchan-
disc were Dicksoo, DO Wolf Co.; HoIprook, Merrill
Ammop. Caspari l. Co; Hellman Bros and others. A
portion OF goods stored the lower floor the
front were saved In damaged condition. The walls
of tho building are standing but otherwise II Is q
complete wreck.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13

HOIST BY HIS OWN PETARD.

JACKSONVILLE, IN, Nov. IL, 1871
AZ Franklin, Morgan county, last night John II.
Duncan, being refused liquor al tho drug storc oil
Wright Brothers, returned alter The store was closed
entered through back WINDOW distributed a kcg OF
powder the oor cmpucd several coal oil barrels
over The powder and set tho who'e on Ore. Hc then
attempted 10 escape, but terrific explosion occurred
before he succeeded aud he probably fatally m
Jured. The drug store was utterly demolished, and
tho grocery store OF Langley Polling adjoining,
So, on nrc and also destroyed Loss stock. $4,000:
Insurance, f3590 Los. buildings, whicn were
owned by Langley a foling 5000; no insurance.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
FIRES.
BUSINESS PROPERTY CONSUMED.

BIDDEToxD, Me-, Nov IL. 1871
Early on Sunday morning are broke out at Kenno.
bunkport In the store Of Wheeler & Bell, in which
tho post ONCE situated destroying the building
Tho loss is 81 500; uninsured The nre extended to
the Parker House, owned by W. J. Parker, which
consumed Tho loss IS $20o00 insured In The follow.
Ing companies: :-Hartiord, German American, Fire
Assoc,uton ST. Paul, ana Millvi!le Tho other osscs
were as foliows:-E .. HUNS meat market; loss
$3.50; insurance $780, the building was owned by Q.
e. h c. +. Perkins, whose loss is 81, 600; insurance
$500 in tho franklin, OF PhiadeiDhia. The flames
crossed the and destroyed the building owned
and occupied ny Captain Brown, boot and shoe
dealer loss So O0O insurance $4,000 in the American
anu tho Mlviiio Two other buildings ycve damaged.
A. tme tho flames threatened ths assiruction Of
the village and several new ships on the stocks were
IN danger.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
MR.. SOTHERN AND THE ELKS'
BENEFIT.

BRooKLYs, Nov. r. 1871.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALp-
In answer to Mr. sothern's card, which appears in
your issue to-day would say that entirely sats
factory the Benevolent and Protective Order OF Elke
In that relieves them OF any suspicion Of having
placed bis upon the bills without his sanction
Mr. so,hsrn's promise 10 play At tho benent per.
Torrance 10 be givon on THURSDAY afternoon, No
vember 49, provided his In proper condiyon.
The committee decided to takc step releasing him.
unless IL became absolutely necessary, and therefore
LET. the matter Of his appearance OPEN 1t was not
could not play without violating the orders OF his
medical attendant took the earliest opportunity OF
informing the chairman OF tho Printing COmmlttee,
but my letter ailed to reach him In time. One
apprehension, however, which may bo implied from
rccied. The Eiks in any sense ''club," but
benevolent organization whose purpose Is the rclcf OF
needy ok and distressed members of the profession
and tho support o the widows and orphans Of deceased
members. NO ono regrets moro than do tho TACT that
Mr. Sohcrn name appeared IN the advertisement alter
he had declared his Inability 10 play for u.s. both bc
cause looked like attempt TO mislcad the public
/ was guilty. While We arc sorry that Mr.. sothcrn
cannot appear, wo have an excellent programme,
which, Ia my opinion, Will give tuIl satisfaction.
Miss Clara Norris ss Lotta, Miss Mary Anderson and
other eminent ariists have offered their and
will positively appear take this opportunity In the
name Of ASSOCIATION to thank Mr. Sothern for his
expression Of kindly feeling toward and hope that IL
success Of tho benefit performance. Very respectfully,
JOHN T. SMITH.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER FxBgRrzA (Br from Montreal TOR Queenstown
before kamoursk Lighthouse was
got on Nov 10 and proceeded. apparently not damaged
srr.rrw yrSpic AroR Rogers from Philadelphia for Fall
River nut into Newcastle, Del AM Nov IL, with steam
valve broken.
hrK.xxn CAMILLA engaged In the lake trade, sprung
seas AZ New Orleans TO- and sunk IN feet oil
she has bcon pumped out
NJ. 49, ss,usrR t,r) Youens hence for censtown,
Quarantnc At I. 30 pm yesterday, bat returned
and anchored VI. Staten Island with the
,nut,uo,s hoats crew. with lieutenant In cnar.c was
put .u board her the revenue cutter Grant Tho
city aud proceeded TO the British Con-
suI's ohcs fof Instructions
yAsK LrysarooL tBp, from Qaeboc for Liverpool ashore
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
SAILED.

Steamers State OF Louisiana Br) for Glasgow; Abe
marie Lewis. Del. Argonaut tl.r, London Mary stem
house (Br) Lverpooi Joseph Fish. Antwerp Seminole,
San Francisco; 6arks Niord (Norl, Cork or Falmouth
Alexander Keith tBr,, Ncwry; Albion ,Nor,. hu az;
Hrecco dtsD Queenstown; Onyx (Br), Cork Adolf Ger.
bremen Recina Coeli lFr) Mnrseiles: briggs Lapwing
(Brj, Auckland. NJ; Dionc (Br). Cork or Falmouth
dem, barbados: schrs Leona Corpus Chst,; windcr-
trace Cushing and q Wright.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
LAwLEssNEss IN TENNESSEE.

MfnrHIs, Tenn.. Now IL 1877.
Some months ago Mack Williams aud some of hts
friends, residing about tour miles north Of Raleigh
In this county, we're engaged In q row with some
eoorcd men, aud snos two OF them. since then .
reign OF terror has existed In that section Several
coored men have boen shot at by night, and driven
from the ncghborhOod Last Saiuraay nie nj scott
Smith. worthy negro residing 1ayiors plan
was called 70 the door by fifteen or tuenty men,
among whom was Williams, ard fred upon snd
and was aolc 70 come 10 this city to-day.or reoress
and protection.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
THE BURNED RIVER STEAMER.

ST.. LOUIS, No., Nov. IL, 1877.
Tho steamer John F. Tole, which was burned yes
terday morning, was owned by william J. kountzo,
Of Pttsburg three fourhs and Captain Dan c. Brady,
hcr commander one-fourthl The boat valued at
from S25, 900 to $4,000 Mr.. Bradys interest In
sured Tor S. 900 in Cincinnati, oicos. Mr. Rountze's
interes was not insured. The cargo was general
croducc including 23 900 bushos OF wheat Tor export
The whole worth about $4,000.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

LOUISVILLE Nov. IL, 1871
Grcenvillc Mss, despatch to the Courier Journal
says that Saturday evening" while tho sidewheel
steamer Tom Morgan was wooding At Head Scrub
Grass Tow Head, or tho Mississippi shore, her boiler
exploded and ths steamer wrecked. W. Howell,
her and captain, aod tho engineer were killed.
and their bodies have not been recovered Tho cap
tsin's vile, the of the steamer aad the passen-
gers, CONSISTING of two families. were saved. Tho
Morgan was OF 20o tons burden, aud was engaged In
tho onsccd trade
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
EATING BALLOTS.

The Kings County Board OF Elections have received
letter from DR.. Henderson, late candidate for coro.
OF the Western district o. Brooklyn, In which that
gentleman states that oil the canvasscrs In dis.
trct IN NO Fiith ward was tearing of his pastors
from the democratic ticket and eating them wniIe she
vote MAS being counted
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
FOUND.

Miss Minnie McCrea, the variety actress, who dis.
appeared from her residence, No. 223 South Third
street, Williamsburg, the 2sth ult, while laboring
under the influence OF opium, was found by her rea-
uves yesterday In the House of the Good Shepherd In
an insane condition. Sho was found wandering OIL
Myrtle avenue By police officer and taken 10 that In.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
.srcd, steamer Poiynesian tBr,

Qrrryc Nov 9-Cleared. steamer Poiynesian sBr,.
Brown Liverpool -,
= ST JonSs, NE. Nov 12-Arrved. steamer Mercedita
Chadsey. New York via Halifax; experienced two aayt
heavy weather.
Also arrived ah. steamer Caspian (B). Trocks, Liver
pool for Halifax and Baltimore.
ST JoHs. Nh Nov s-Cieared. bark Louise, s"renson.
Dublin; schr Lizzie Major 1errish. New York
WlSpsoR. Ns, Nov S-In port. bark George Davis (Br
newt, Hooker for New YORK Wilmington, nc, ldg
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
SPOKEN.

Ship 81 Elmo fgr), Smith from Hong Kong for callao.
Oct 20. lat 20 ~ y. Ion 126 20 W..
ship Continental CLARK from New York for San Fran
cisco, Oct 6. lat 2 so s. lon 81.
Bark Flora (Nor Kloscr from Savannah for Antwerp,
Nov q, lat "a so, Ion II OF.
Brig Martha Berry. Doan, fro CArdenas for Boston,
Nov H. east OF Fire Island.
schooner showing white flag with red horse. bound n
Nov O.. so. GS
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
FIRE AT DOBBS' FERRY.

Colonel James Hamilton, whose residence near Dob6s
Ferry entered and robbed by masked burglars
few months ago, had his carriage house ana barn,
worth about s12,o00 totally destroyed by hrc FRI.
day evenns lasL Tnc fire IS supposed to be the
OF an inccndiary, probably some frcnd OF tho chief
burglar. now In iaL
The New York herald., 1877-11-13

an. o,Gest poy first I then walked IN the other
ra.m ana shot the two younger children.
Ailer thss shot my self twice ] was driven to TINS
~ nv wife shot the children because
Al alf not want them 10 suner after l
hsd psssed away, for knew very wen
Tia. she would not care for them. and wanted 20
take then with me
Ia Ihe opinion OF Dr. Diossy, the house surgeon OF
fbs hospltal Hausmann and his infant son viii de-
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. u, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuiTgsroSE TELEGRAPH uSE.
Steamer State of Georgia tr). Cooper Glasgow Oct 81
Larnc srh with mdsc and passengers to Austin Bald
horn 4,h Naples 9th, Mes.,na ictn Palermo ish D'n"
10 neass1son Is Sros % Experienced strong westerly
amer CITY of Houston Stevens Galveston Moy y.
Key West 9Th, with mdsc and passengers TO Mallory
steamer Santiago De Cuba crowel, Charleston days.
" S.enmSs ass Resui.Sr 6oanc Wilmington Yc days with
s'ea@er aa,terss se Norfolk. with mdso to the
Bars Amor tSor Terksscn Bristol Z. - days. in bal
BARK %samii sivor:sn navrs ~ days. In bal.
B:rs ssawara 1of :. john NIB. xcGresor =. Ns1aIrs
Bark kosna ItaD. Palma Agisrs 45 days. In ballast 70
wea. OF ss.rsoGr Meyer: s%yras Ans
fasting is hours RS since heavy variable gales as. passed
With los. Of main and ma1snsopmas FORE
schr Nary Loai.: as:ti Washington. NC. days. with
up fM Nov Il. >''0'' '''-
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Tinie, Ewing, Now London and Norwich for
steamer Asa.ros, Davis, Esl Elver for xsw York.
sS 4yar S.. sSs @ Yo
S ssSr Anna Ls!.SS. Iio%ss ssnss1 isi Ss. YssS
esr ssS asy a~s Va
sssr sssr s1:y =, YORK
Schr Saratoga Kickcrson. New Bedford for New York
scor Iris, Long, Harwich for New York.
Schr Nellie II Benedict. Maiden, Provldencs for New
scar Emma l. Gregory Gray rrov;donoe for Now York.
Schr dward Wootton, Providence for New York.
Schr West Wind. Romer Providence fer New York
Schr Annie Russell, strickland, Portland. VI. for
-chr N Grining. Stocking. Portland. CT. for New
York
schr Texas Davis. New London for New York.
Brir David hcc from proviaenes c1 New York s at
anchor In the roads above Whitestone cr reported pass
ing through He'll Gate was premature
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanora johnson, New York for Portland.
Brig Isomola iBr). EdEett New York for Dublin.
seh1 eSr ssmy Ssrs % S New YORK for hosesnd
schr Lucy Lce, ingalls,, Port johnson. for Portsmouth
schr q Perry Flynn, Port johnson for Portsmouth,
schr wa A Crocker. Kelly. New York for Boston.
schr Sarah EJone- Phnney. New York Tor New beaord.
sshr s.s.e New soy x.t for n, Sep BEDFORD
schr w II Bowen, jackson, Now York for Providcnce.
New Ysa Tor 70,
sehr Saxon Bcsse New YORK Sa s New ~. tSnaen s
scnr Golden Rule, Wilson. New York for Norwich :.
ssSI 6 New yyts yITf ia for z.
scnr Paragon; Long Jersey CITY for Portland Mo-
Schr Albert Pharo Bingham lIoboken for Providence
schr woodhuIl Horton Hebcken Tor rrSvidence.
Scnr Anson Brown Cooley hoooken ss Tor bridgeport
schr Annie +, Martin, Port Johnson @ Tor Boston
schr Mountain Laurel Farrell Port Johnson o5 salem
.chr l. Kenny. Farr. Port johnson Tor Mddetown. g.
scnr Smith. smith, A%hoy for rEovidsnse TO- =.
Schr ! j Trafton, Weston, PhiIadc phia for BOSTON
schr Rcadng RR No 4 Adams Phadelpha for ssybrook.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
WRESTLING MATCH.

BosroN. Nov. IL, 1871
wrestling match for $500 side and the receipts
the door took place shis evening between Theobald
Bauer and Professor Miller, at Music Hall. and was
won by the former, but fall having occurred at
eleven O'Clock, At which hour, by the tcrms OF the
match, the contest was 10 DO determined
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

MgnrnIs, Tenn, Nov. IL, 1871
train OF cars from Lllie Rock TOR Memphis ran
through a treslie near Blacknsh Bayou last night
Express Messenger Beascly was severely injured
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
BURNED TO DEATH.

EAsroS, Pa, Nov. IL, 1871
nrc occurred this evening at the residence Of
George ". Copp. An ngcd lady, Bertha valkamuth
was burned 10 death
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
BELOW.

Bark Ragna (Ncr), Ellertseu. from Bristol Oct I.
Bark MHrino (Aus), VRcich, from Elsfnorc.
Bark Maria Christina. from -".
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at San Francisco Nov IL bark Eliza Murray with
COO bbs oil and 1000 lbs bone reports OF Point Lisbon
Sept - barks Mercury and Northern Light.
Bark Osmanli cfNB mt Santa barbara, CAL from North
ground has $50 bbs oil aud 1000 lbs bone waiting
dnRa
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YoRK. Nov. l2-Noon.
Tho time ball Of Western Union telegraph Company
tby standard time OF tho United States Naval Observatory
at Washington dropped onetenth second FAST
The New York herald., 1877-11-13

BENYIYGroN, VI, Nov. II. 1877.
At Pownal this morning the brick store OF $. T.
Barber Co. destroyed by FIRE. Tho loss is esti-
mated at S. 900; insurance on stock, 500; tho
huilding. 81. 900.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
WEATHER GEPon
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYHEap. Nov IL, PM-wind ssw; a gale.
PLYMOUTH, Nov IL. PM--wind w, moderate; cloudy.