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The New York herald., 1877-01-08

BxRxupA. Dec l5-Arrved. brig Ellen (Br). Burns.
,HAiIT11. Jan 7IArrived steamer Polyns'ian tBr,.
B,Swp L,'rgHc' fS Or. rS-.sn sye steamer DR.
wyiis. Livorpool for Baltimore. &c
tpxn srxAxsR c,rr OF Nxw yoRxl
ANTWERP, Doc ie-Arrvsd, ECUADOR Hughes. Phisdei.
sailed 18th I,.S,S Nile NsTso%s NJ. Del Delaware. s,
London: Cnisnscto Shaw, SANDY Hook Nautilus. Burk
pS' sysdss % Mn,ssr: m%
New YSg.; Hehc % Engobre'h'cn, Pensacola 18th,
AIrosA Dee i5--xrrved, siomno. Cuneo. New York.
Dec S% r john Sn
BoRDEAux, Dec ls-sailed Speed, Olson. Wilmington.
Sailed from Pauillac 10th, Dorian u,. smithwick New
BKLvAsr Dec 49, Cleared. Alma. Graebc. Wilmington,
CAnDirr Dee u IArrved. @ N Tucker: Merryman, Liv-
evpooi to load for Glen uego Charlotte Lteheld Car
ver o.sst:s via ia. FnlmSShj ,a% jo, p. ..,, ,,o
Bre%"n 70, North RIB Amcre ''"
Pssaos1 DE Dec dossna seSuor rom aes Bremen
On the 5,s bc o,s,:y .i% ossSss S. Is .s
YORK soa ctss BsssSses RI" .ns nov
GsRAsrAn Dec i2-rowed through the Straits. Matilda
lIxLvoxr. Dec ls-Arrived vioietts Rosgatz. Whining.
iIvLl, Dec ls-ssed Iris. Baekmsn. Philadelphia.
HAvRx, Dec ls-Ciesrsd, John Bunysn. scovili. Key
foxyLxun. Dec 17-sanod, soriddoren. Podersen. Now
HAxpuna. Dec Ie-Arrived. Marno Dodero. viis Phia-
Sailed lsh Augusta Black Now York 18Th. rri Brasa.
s's:Isl s.iis% Ssss.y.. ,S.s Do Pill rrs".ss; B.'
IsLx wIor. Dec 20-Psssed. Cordelim. from Quebec
LIvssrooi, Dec so-Arrlved. rolynesian ~. Brown.
Sailed ish Belle Keith. Mcdonald St John, NIB; Bessie
May, Birch, Matanxas
asS Tsa.ss New
ss: ssy Dsn.s and bey nS1' .%p
Roads: Geo wsshnrson, rropss, snvannnn c...
Asn 9s:Sss oh A,sn puRsrss ). JSSn NJ .ad
Sas & S go Soiasn pS NnFs &
Rupert Main Vancouver Islands Kong Carl. Hansen Phil
Sailed from Gravssend 2ist Plymouth Rock, New York
Lrirn. Dee 10 -sailcd Hcrtha, Warner. Philadelphia
Dec iras III Aeas. ns'ps.,ssa from ,," r,non
MIrcHp Doc 2a-sailed, Nereo O. scopinich tfrom New
NArlss Dec i3ssica. GsrglIaps. savayess New York.
PORTLAND, Dec ISOh. British Queen. Brooks from Bre
9uHsssrows Dec s-ssled. Atlantic. West Harsspooi;
' RorrsSpAs. Dec isrcleared. Nornen Gjerscn, Amer
sroc1roH Dec ls-Argyea. % p ris,r9 csrasro. Boston.
Ts9Ss. 9Ss Dec Dec iS-Xrrvsa john il Ks%Sali HSmpSrsys
ymo Dec Ia sailed Alice BradsHaS sanford: Malaga
| for Leth.
ALGERIA Dec 1.-THE Carolina italian brig Ciieuso
rived here from New Y'rs tsves aud psroeam reports
deck the remainder Of those deck had TO be
thrown overheard well various articles belonging
the vessel There also signs OF damage In the rest Of
| her cargo
from %Sss
18th has left the Downs during the strong wind TO-
night aud proceeded. probably to the North Sea-
LIVERPOOL Dec 21--The Poynesan ts,, from Portland.
In heavy gale l4h inst lat ~ Ion 40W losttwo boats
foresan and foretopsaL
LYME Dec atl-A trunk. American make, Iron bonnd,
marked "A Knpmsn. Charleston, SC.' ON end, contain.
ing various articles OF ladys wearing apparel initials OF
which agree with msrks trunk has been picked host
ing Portland airing ESE ~ miles distant and delivered
Receiver this place. by CASH. master OF the uawer
Lily Of Lyme Several spirits have also washed
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A SERVANT EXONERATED.

Ellen Sullivan, servant girI formerly in the en-
poy OF Mra Abigail Baston. OF No. 1925 Noble street,
Brooklyn, L. d., has been Tor the third time acquitted
on charge OF larceny preferred by her employer The
nrst time articles $3.50 bank notes. said TO have
been stolen subsequently discovered. Thon tho
girl commenced civil suit for damages for false i'm
prisonmcnt against Mr Balston, and they having no
defence accused the girl OF petit larceny stealing
leather worth 81 so. This charge Was thrown OF
court the evidence by Justice Elliott but counsel
for tho Bastons demanded jury ana her counsel
consenting, the evidence was reheard, and without
quitting their seats the jury found her not guilty, and
She honorabiy discharged by the Justice.
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ssors reported evsrdue srvsd sasy a. hsr bort Of dss

before reported overdue arrived safely her osdsst
put into s. Thomas Dec y M IL % isaty % co"Sison '
Bslo TIrus sr before reported sold at auction 81 Bsr
for ridgspor win lumber ef salem TN aIs and
sp SS w." %
'S u. 'Hs 'sss
so s IN the CUR ssd p ~ ns and is
near HsliSs. They then started ,ssnrn .u! took
@ads north 70 es driven back sssin early 60
sandy IN ns saa o. sHs
and on ssisasy was so%ed up TO the city nndrsw
his feet hands and other parts OF his body severely
sean u Lr1a. sAD.. before reported ashore on HsEin:
sustained NO material damage
scns HAxmsr Of Eden Capt Pierce dragged ashore a.
out sprung sI per- hour and dd
other damage. She OF next day and has repaired
. H. s nss Il: The
Yankee Lass breaking foremas unsteppng mainmast
carried away. but size uninjured osherwiss.
Her cargo Is being discharged.
very heavy westher she II days OF Hastsras and
had all her sails blown The crow badly FROST
be Obliged to have their hands smpntated.
CHARLESTON, Jan 4-The weather moderate yester
s'1 's sss and
The cotton being wet the ing oft !: work Of mush
labor and time and slowly There received
from her since the last report BY lighter II bags OF sea
island cotton and 30 bales OF upland cotton The steamer
Rssoute and scnr Planet Mars 30 reach the
wreck ot the Disco this morning They from Norfolk
who sxpect bring extensive facilities to remove the
cotton the wreck and TO whatever Is valuable
HALIFAX. Jan 7-stcsmer Peri. tBrl: which lost her
smoke stack her hence Now York, and
into Shelburne, 3, returned here last night.
suIrsulLDINGThe following vessels are In process Of
construction tho yard Of John Curris
J ship of 1900 tons which coiied and the frame Ct an
other Of like tonnage At the yard OF George Currer
bark Of 1000 tons for Captain Isaac Colby and oshers q
tons on the 6alders account A. the yard q Colby
Lunt schr Of $50 tons, for sale. There plenty OF
'centrscts Offering on. at such low figures 70 leave no
that win rate II for about the sau price as the soft
wood ships OF the Provinces, that but years
There never was time VIXEN first class ship could be set
shoat as cheap ~ At the present tlmc.
has been aready stated that Robert jackson Of
Since then he has obtained another q 1900 both for
the Tudor Company to be completed before July The hrt
wii DO l7s 80 feet vide and - deep nsudng
packet model that 4, mod modern M clipper. 80 carry M.s:
sinches wids and - feet deep intending feet height be-
cotton frequred. and will be sharp the other
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM Jan 7-Arrved. bark Algeria (Br) Brownell
Charleston.
RasroL. Jan 7-Arrivsd. bark Bonny Doom. Cole. New
York.
BORDEAUX, Jan e-ssed bark Lindesnass CSor) Tonne.
sen. United States.
DowNs Jan 7-Arrivsd bark Anglia (Br. Evans Ssvan.
nah for Amsterdam.
CARDirr Jan 7-ssiied, bark Dagmar CSor). Hsavs.
Charleston.
FALxoufH. Jan S-Arrlvsd, bark Francsca Belisgamba
QtAp Borxone. New York mot arrived at Qucsustown).
HAMBURG, Jan 5-Saed bark Fraternitas (Nor) Jacob
sen New York. .ro
LvxRrooL. Jan e-Arrved. ships Herbert Beach (Br).
Crosby, Savannai Southern Rights Woodbury. do 7th.
Bohemia Delano San Francsco; Virginia, Barker. Nsw
Oesns barks Bessie Parker (Br. Parker. Charleston
sersHns p). Tubst do; Elisa Milligsn tBp. Mitchell.
do.
Sailed 7th. ship Annie smuli. wsrland New York.
LONDON, Jan 6-Arrived, bark Medbor Nor). Jensen.
New York.
PLYMOUTH. Jan 7-Arrivco. steamer Pommerana (Ger),
Echwcnssn. New York for Hsmburk land proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 7-Arrived. ship Paul Boytoa (Br),
MeMullcn Galveston: bark Abraham Young (Br. Parker
Charleston.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYaxAp Jan T. PM-Wind Sw, heavy gale; cloudy.
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atsrwasd given by the Presidcn. himself on applca-
tion a. follows:-


PRESIDENTS STATEMENT
Incre VIII DO two inauguratons OF Governor to-
morrow unleas one OF them IL prevented. do not
propose, however. 10 interfere with them | have
nothing before to justify action the way OF recog
MIXING either Governor and therefore cannot do SO,
particularly q committee OF house Congress
Is now engaged IN investigating all the facts OF the late
ceeton, including the contests OF the two Governors
and the two Legislatures both claiming TO be legally
elected For mo, under these circumstances TO recog
nizc one or the other would be hardly justable and
have so informed Governor Kellogg.
SENTIMENT OF THE
The President further said that the democratic State
government organization has the sympathy OF such
portion OF the people OF that state requisite
means to give sustonancc TO IT, and their Governor and
Legislature would DO recognized oy them, there
werc not half 80 many tbero now IN the demo-
cratic party Of Louisiana
TO PRxsBRvED
Tho President repeated that he would not interfere
by Recognizing either Governor until the contest should
bs settled through the Congressional investigation now
IN progress but no should consider 10 be his duty 10
Keep the peace II OCCASION requires and prevent blood
sned, pending the political complications.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Golden Gate from Liverpool for San Francisco Nov
% lat 18 8. Ion SO W.
Ship Agra Ger, from Bremen for America Dec 49, of
Portland. K.
Bark Mary Virgins (Br. from Cardiff. for Cape Town.
Dec III, lat ~ "a N. Ion 10 81 W.
Bark japan Br) Craig from West Coast Of South Amer
lea, Sept y. lat so 30 s, Ion rs 80 W.
Bark Falcon or,. from Hnvre tor New York. Dec Is. OF
Lands End
Tark B.ehelors from Belfast for Baltimore Dec 49, OF
WRterf
Bark Caidera (Br) from London vancouvers Island
Sept 2. lat 81 81 8, Ion 81 90 w.
Brig Mary Leighton, from Settin, bound w. Dec 49, lat
ST Ion 27
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PETRUSKI, THE PARENT BEATER.

Edward Petruski, residing with his parents on Ber
geuino avenue, Union Hill, N j., arrested at
oArly hour yesterday morning for assaul,ing his
parents His mother demonstrated with him when he
came In about the character Of girl with whom he
keeping company, and the young man gave her beat
ing His father who s invalid, confined to hts bed.
told youth stop, tho lad told HIM TO shut up
he would serve him likewise The old gentleman did
not talking, and the lad sprana ON the bed and
nearIy choked his father poeeman was called IN
and arrested him.
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Tho House committee did not go into an examination
OF the vote Governor pt incidental man.
per, and while the six democrats are assured OF
Hamptons election the three republicans seem TO be
equally assured OF Chamberlans election according 10
his adyices from Washington.
TIE mArEs-MAcKEy INTERVIEW
Governor Chant berain chuckled over tho annoyance
occasoned ameng the democrats by Judge Aackey's
oncious zeal In visiting Governor Hayes and making
professions and which have been published
coming from and authorized by Hampton. He said
that while Governor Hampton had denied these pub.
ished reports, yot nevertheless. he could not dvcst
himself OF tho fact that Mackey the accredited
bearer OF ettor from him Hayes which, In itself.
placed Hampton IN awkward position.
GovYRxoR MAxrroxs DISCLAIMER.
In this connection Governor Hampton is very en-
phatc in disclaming all responsibility from tho views
announced by Judge T. J. Mackcy In his interview
with Mr.. Hayes In tho course Of u conversation with
your correspondent this afternoon no stated that
Judge Mackey went to Ohio on private business, and
was not sent by him, nor authorized In any way 70
speak for him or tor tho democracy Of South Carolina
The viows he expressed his own and General
Hampton only account for the niseoncepton
which has arisen upon the supposttion that Judge
Mackey's declaration OF his own views were In sono
conounded with those no gave as coming from
Hampton.
rILDEx ELEcrgD
General Hampton said IN conversation that ne has
always believed that Tlden LARRY elected, but has
entertained grave doubts TO whether he would be
allowed to take his seat He said:-Y
'Our people desire peaceful constitutional solution
Of these questions. and We trust this will be bad.
Peace is essential 10 us and Of the South should
take part III the settlement Of the Presidential
question until called on to do 30 by some legitimate
authority"
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YEARS DIFFERENCE.

Edward Burns, aged seventy-thrce, we'll preserved
old man, married in Jersey CITY yesterday TO
grl OF years Thirty years ago the bridegroom
was prosperous merchant in Dublin, but he espoused
sho cause OF the rebellion In AS and compelled 10
ny. He has been employed by the Erie Railway Com
pany since HIS arrival in this country and 10 at
prescnt employed IN tho Jersey CITY depot.
The New York herald., 1877-01-08
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Fsysi Nov l6 barks Triton Keith, NIB. from
cruise (and sailed again 21st d0).
Sailed from do Nov IL bsrks Ohio. Smith, NB cruise
18th, Midas Lapham. do dos l4h. Europa Pennimsn do
do 29th Janus. Clifford Tor Now Bedford.
Sailed from Sc hichaels Dec schr Charles Thompson,
Leach Of Provincetown " cruise.
Arrived Flores Oct l5 bark Cape Horn Pigeon Baker,
of Dartmouth.
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THE STREET CAR THIEVES.

On Saturday evening Mr.. Solomon Bcutuer. while
riding up town n Second avenue car, robbed Of
his gold watch value $3.50. Tho watch Is English
lever. has the monogram ~. b. engraved the
case II was stolen In the most scientific style, Mr.
Beutnors coat being unbOttoDed by tho thieves aud
the swivel of the watch chain untwsted-
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DEAD AT THE COUNTER.

John Cain, aged forty-two, OF No $40 East Eleventh
street. died suddenly at Solari's restaurant No. a
University place, yesterday evening Three physicians
were called in but too late lie had been stricken by
apoplexy Cain the oystcrman at tho restaurant
The New York herald., 1877-01-08
BELOW.

Ship Derby Ger. from Antwerp Nov 10
Wind ut sunset. NV at midnieha w.
Barometer at sunset. 29.5l at midnight. ~ 30.
Thermometer At sunset. ~; NJ midnight. 81
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A LUCKY BURGLAR.

An attempt frustrated by officer Crowley, was made
by burglars last night TO enter No 14 Chambers street
Nothing was stolen. An arrest was made, but the
prisoner was discharged for want OF evidence.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHEB 1E5TEHOAxs
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in com.
parson with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Butlding:-
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NTISCELLANEOUs.

4 BsOLUfE DIVORCES. LEGAL EvERYWnERE
A.peedy oDtained without publicity; supsrls.ys a.
kklCk, KING. Lawyer. 81 Marks place. adjeinino
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Average Temperature yesterday SgH
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ........................3 33k
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. ~

IRON AND WOODEN STEAMSHIPS STrAMB0ATj
lof various sizes large Steam Yachts light drauu r ivs
rropeilers, Tugs, dc, for sale by FREDERIC. q.
South William St
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
,SaiLs. | Desfisdfion

pArrs oy DEPARTURES PROM NEW rnn MONTHS
OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
The New York herald., 1877-01-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYaxAp. Jan z. PM-wind sw. heavy gale cloudy.
The New York herald., 1877-01-08
LOUISIANA.

THE PREPARATIONS FOR NICHOLS INAuGuRA-
TIoN To-DAY-AN IMPOSING CEREMONY TO
TAKE PLAcE--oRGANIzATIoN OF THE DEMO-
CRATIC FGRcEs-oRDERs TO THE POLICE
AND THE MILrrIA--THE SENATORIAL QuEs-
The New York herald., 1877-01-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OvvlcE OF THE CHfKY SIGNAL OYYIcER.
WAsHIsGrON, Jan. 81 A. NJ
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ChurCb DIRECTORY.

ORTHODOX CO>GREGATl eli .,
State ST.. between Bridge and Oak streets Rev.
james IT, Ecoo, pastor, residence state ri Get.
Morning service at 1890 A. NJ. Sunday school
at noon. Evening services at71i O'Clock. Preach.
ing to morrow.
U\lVERSA LIST Cor. Winthrop and immer
streets Rev. W. " Dearborn, pastor. Preach
ing services at 80. Sabbath school at u NJ.
Erlsc6YApss
Oak and winthrop. Rev Samuel Upiohn rector.
Morning service 1880 A. NJ. Evening service
FIRST BAPTIsT.-Corner Winthrop and Perham
sts. Free seats. Rev. Horace W. Tilden, pastor
residence Winthrop street, second house fCom
"a r. NJ. sabbath school at u NJ. Preaching
to.morros by the pastor.
FREE BAPTlSr,-State street, north of Bridge,
rec seats. Z. r Penney, pastor: residence
summer street. Morning service 1890 A. NJ
sabbath school at II. Preaching tomorrow by
the pastor.
METHODIST EPIsCoPAL,-Greens street. east of
state Rev. +. L. Adams, pastor; residence at
the parsonage, next door TO the church. Morn.
ing service 1890 A. NJ. Evening u, p NJ
Preaching to morrow by the pastor.
UNITARIAN, Christ church ,)-Cor. OAK and state
SITS. Free seats. Rev. Chas. A. Curtis pastor; es.
80 A. NJ. sunday School immediately alter the.
morning services. Preaching tomorrow by the
cHp iItS5L State st. north of Bridge. Rev R.
wssel. .. ). b.. pastor. Morning service 1880
An. Afternoon, 40 Z. NJ.
The Adventists hold meetings in Darby Block
every Sunday afternoon, at the usual hour.
Tae Congregational, First Baptist, Free Will
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con.
terence meetines IN their vestrles every Wednes-
dav evening, at ~ O'Clock.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Northern Avenue.
Morning service at 1880 sunday school at /
O'Clock. Prayer meeting Sunday evening
at 100; Thursday evening at 80 O'Clock
Preaching tomorrow forenoon at 1890, and after
noon at go by Rev. mr.. Friend OF sebec.
>ORIH AUGUsTA-M. +. CHURCH .-Rev. Geo.
l.. Burbank, pastor; residence at parsonage,
next door north of church. Preaching every
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summary of observation-disclosures.

4
hev. henry rocker baptized three candidstes
'ast Suiua,' uhue' tne auspices Oh tue Daptisl
church ID pathsiiscots'
Inc MeInouIsI camp meeting IN Arson, the
pa'. WIN "a' wy iaIeeY a''ehueu ana saiu 70
oe 'ue Ia ep't ie"E,ous meeting ever helu 10
oouieiset county inete were seventy SIX tents
MI" eo'''ses'
Inc hiram niversal'st parish have invited the
people 10 aetenu zoe Assoc'auon 10 De heid IN
that to"ni oep'' l-,n anu iStn' Inc iono"ins
'opic wiz ne discussed heips ana hihursoces
Te.rr. n,v,s 1nrescber 81 h. ccs ,na.
mon G,,hs R,ctneI Ronnd. nnJ,ss u,miI,no
Wsi and oninhv viii he 49,, ard !, - nr''h'
M. Tho, otner ;,,e,cha,. ,.;li no l.; a,,sodaf W.
rho Mine a..o,;a.i,, or ,ho ~, 1on..i.
hnrch heIJ -. fnr,r'saad aonni 90 70" =; ~
an ~, Satnr1s, ~ S,,d',. -, RI IL
;n .,;..,s - 49, p.;l, = /, H.
n n R.,h secrstsr, w : o,ohn p,,ia,'S
rroa.,rar oi,yer C"r;h por,iand Exon''i.'a
DR. {. II. Burr, Mr. ]. P Baxter, Portland; Mr..
l. L. Lemont and j. ii. Swanton. Bath; MIR. w
Il. Perkins, Gardiner; DR.. w. III. Haskell, Bridg
ton; and Mr.. >, H. Morse, Pennington.
Mr. c. (. Young, graduate of Colby Univer-
slty, class OF -, who has just graduated from
Newton, Will be ordained as pastor of the Baptist
I =, ~ NV, u,nou; on weuuesuay sep -
t Nv 80, nouns ut u S''oS' VIII pie"-h
Tue 7ei'hou'
The service at the Pine street NJ. L. church in
. ~, y W 80 Va "m"'"'
'',, $500 we,e au'ii''su 10 la,l con
necuon from Pioos'ioh, AM SIX oy certificates
p,,...o,,.r ,.,
hev, q o. pi' sess Vi lewiston nss received u
church of 81. Johnsbnry VI rho snc,e,v 40 III
have comuleted A bcant,inl bonss Of xnrshi1 and
ready for dedication n about tive months.
Rev. Mr.. Eaton has re.igned the p.s,o,.,s of
the Kanti.t chu,ch at E.st N.chi.s on .cc,,,s, e
i'll health. lie has made many fieLds DUNG his
stay.
Al the Spiiitualjst camn- meetipy which 10 now
being held at Etns, it is expected that speakers
from New York. Boston ana all parts of Name,
viii be in ATTENDANCE.
The trustees OF The church of Emmanuel, uni
versaii,tl IN krckIand, have arranged TO supply
the pulpit uutil further notice. aud hereafter reg
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NalloWell local Nems.

Rev MI. Newcomb. pastor of the Baptist
church, returns from his vacation to-day, and the
usual services at his church will be resumed to-
morrow.
The burning of buildings has got TO be almos, a
weekly occurrence, quite too often in the view OF
the underwl tiers. The fine stand of J. W. Enery
at the Outlet Manchester, was burned early FIJI
day morning. with loss OF nearly 5000. We
learn there was an insurance of 81 800 on build
ings, divided equally between the Atlas and Ian
cashne Offices and $500 on contents by the Man
haitian and Hanover offices.
John bowling boarder in one of the city
boarding houses in packing his trunk to 90 away,
on Thursday, accden;ly ~ got another mans
clothing in with his. On beng waited on by an
officer, he reported to Judge knight. ard after
getting out the evidence, pleaded guilty, and was
fined lOand being short, took lodgings at Thomp-
sons for thirty days.
Another lively runaway on Wednesday A gen.
tleman's horse, being driven by Mikens steam
MILL became frightened and began to run furious
ly, coming in contact with valuable team horse
belonging to the Kennebec wire works. Result,
a severe if not fatal wound TO the team horse bro
ken harness, wagon ditto, and driver with peeled
nose and cheeks. Moral, las the Travellers Rec
ord would say get insured before you start,