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THE CARS ARMIES IN ASIA.
THE MOTFUENTs TO CHECK THEIR ID-
TINtE tpON ERZEROJM
| The RETREAT orthc Ottoman Corps from X ARA
Liissn aud Toprak u nieh now Threatened
by the Advance of the Russian Centre.


CoNsTANrGNopLE, juno 4-lntclligcnce has
been received hero that Mukhtar Pasha has
established his headquarters at a point about
thirty miles east Of Erzoroum for the purpose Of
barring tho advance Of the Russian left wing
from Toprak -Kalch 1smail Haiku. COM
mnndant at Erzeroum has taken n position
near kizilkilssa. between Bardcz and the
Soghauli Pass to meet the Russian centre and
right advancing via Soghaul and Olt
Tho Turks claim that thcy huvc driven the
Russians from the ncighlorhood OF Sukum-
Knlch thirty hours march in the direction Of
Mount Ehroug.
EnzrRouM. Juno A P. M-Russan scouts
have been seen from the heights OF Jcnikcy
The rrtrcnt Of the ottoman corps from Kara
kilssu. korrnk- -Kalch. and Dcihahn is threat
cned by an advance detachment Of the Russian
centre. II is now denied that the l.ussnn right
wing has rcnchod kizilkilissn. IL has not ad-
Nanerl beyond Oti.
Tho 7jues' correspondent nj Paris tecgraphs
that hr lH- reason to h"lioV" TIA" assurances.
w'i'h II now e""'ns certain Count Schuuvnlon
brings relative to th" eventual temporary or'u-
patton of Constant noplr. are in answer io u
question pvt bv Inglnud ns io kusslas inten-
u- r'mfiNrto tnn-tantinoulr. II kussin be-
li"yrt herself Obliged 10 ropy To- such tquos-
tiDn -ht would h'unlhlr.a least ON .ially 10 10
eo othorw 81. than us alleged. \ nation knowing
lis crptal rnn no risk oi occupation would he lit
t.r. -t,l-.l 10 il-.ni 4, the annoinror'- terms
At wu-i. Russia could give England assurances
and ~rrr.t guarantees in cu-r an eventual tenn
porary occupation of ton-tgutinople should
drliNnte point in Russ ais reply. She will say.
hui she VIII not say what she will do. Thou-h
the hu~-iun ropN may "hl 70 many disputes, II
j. th' "Nrc. iHton 9i al lirh has produced the
present lull throughout Europe
tn" European Cahinrti have been occupied
some days Ia con~id"rin territorial changes ia
ASIA which may result from thewar Tho basis
Of "a l.4 lt
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POOL SELLERS IN IIOBOKEN.
The proprictors Giving Hail aud then Going
with the Sales Prosecuted tndcr the
Oid LAW Prohibiting NIL Kinds OF Betting.

Inc ffoptlcfofs tsiNinH hhl thcu tsoiu1
with the Sales Prosecuted Under the
Oid LAW Prohibiting MI Kinds OF Betting.
The pool sellers in 1Iobokcn driven ont "
Ncw York Ivy the recently enacted law prohibit
ing pool selling carrying on business in Otto
Cottage. lIpbokcn Opera House. Tcnuics place
OF amusement. and other buildings all between
First and Second streets in Hudson street.
were arrested yesterday afternoon on war
rant granted 10y Judge Hoffman. in the Court Of
Quarter Sessions. in Hudson City. James Kcl-
ly anl Chaunrcy Bliss OF Kelly 4 Bliss VIM.
Lowell. Thomas Il. johnson. and John MrDou-
gal wore each tapped on the shoulder by a sop
aratc constable. under the command of Under
Sheriff Cornelius j. Cronan. The Under sheriff
AMI his five constablcs marched their five
prisoners To the horse cars that went up the clc-
vator. and atierward completed their journey
10y stage to tho Hudson county Court House.
There is no law in New Jersey against pool sell
in;. technically So calied; but there is a COM
mon law. enacted In 1867. against all betting or
gambling on horse racing. billiards. or games
of chanrc. Under this law the prisoners were
urraisn'd. They pleaded guilty ana " re- re-
pulrcl to give bonds In $500 ga ID. and t' cnt l.
mtoH re- 'usuizan'e toappearat the fan Quarter
; -s ons. tnrre months hence, provided the
Grand Jury finds an Indictment against them.
Bond~mcn wrr- ready. They were /, rd|nand
neint W l'un J. Wingos. and John O'unn-
n'IL VT. Wings was security Tor iour IL is
% r'~ ldHnt az llnloNnn.
Jul.." hoffman granted the warrants ycsior-
ny n".ninS on ,ui. l'aipt .i lhir S,,iiu
the pool -'lNug '~t.ihl I-hm"ni- under ord Us
from Shrr.n Laverty. Thn names ui the pool
sellers and N" n'tiOn If -"liinG wrrr then u.s.
ccrtuluod. strict Attorney Gnrr,''4on him
Sril Wrnt" the warrants. GrHit excitement pre-
Nui,d 10 thc pool rooms when me arrests " re
n.i". a. selling vas going on IN al t4' ,sian-
l-huHnis. and they were all well rlcd with
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
SIX MEMS SATURDAY NIGHT.
A ShNGrTvfRr TTGHT Nv 4 BfRROOM
~ NORTH HUDSON, " y.
knnpp's Opcning-Thc Lie Passed, and Tumb-
lcrs Following II instanter-Pocket Knives
Drawn, aud the Eye ofn Man 6ouued Il Out.

Knnpp's Opening The Lie Passed and Tumb-
Icrs Following II Instanter-Pockct Knives
Drawn. and the Eye orn Man Gouued Out.
business was so bad at the saloon which
Peter Knapp kept in Bcrgcnlinc avenue. West
Hoboken. that he changed TO Paterson avenue.
North Hudson, whore the surroundings prom
iscd good trade On Saturday night he
opened" and the saloon was visited by hum
dreds. The police force is so small that evil
doers have little fear of the consequences of an
upronrious drunk. Tho crowd at Knappa
drank lager steadily. and by 2 o'clock on Sum
day morning were very drunk and noisy.
There WIS no trouble. however. until several
mon entered. about o'clock, bent on making n
disturbance Among them was Henry Nclus.
who is snid TO be wealthy. and the lie was soon
passed. Then tumblcr flow across the room.
AMI the fight became general Every ono socm-
ed to be fighting for himself. and the gloam-
ing OF knives was seen. The fight did
not end until ncariy- MI who took part
in it were disabled. After it was over a
man was found on the floor unnons 'ious.
ll- ln'o nnl body were covered with blood. On
his acc'ndncek Were seven stab wounds one II
ucm narrowly missing the jugulnr vein. This
man was George Grob, a blacksmith. H. was
l.lpnd to his homo. and yesterday was falling.
~" mni. An '-mot.m deposition g. Justice
Char'.s Gerch. in which he accused Neus II
Nslus arrest Groh WrS the most seriously in
iur'l. hut Frank Sturg,s wa, stabbed IN the
neck slightly and another cut vf the knife
gouged out an eye. \ lon- cut laid open Albert
Hunlrirs lelt check to the bone. John Iohn
WAS blinded 10y heavy blows with some blunt in-
strumrnt. probably la-er bcar glass, both eyes
being injured. A blow with n tunhlcr or bot
tie lald open a long cash ON Joseph Browns
head and Valentine Stcrle received slight cut
IN th" tn' and q moro serious one on the arm.
others were more or less injured. The saloon
n9gr was covered with broken chairs. tumblars.
and bottles. and the windows were broken. Tho
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EN6ITEHINT P.IRIS.
The Working Classes Aroused over the Ar
rrst ot VI. DuNcruicr.

PARIS Junc l-lhcrc il excitement in
consequence of tie arr,s, of ". Dn,erli.r.
President the Municipal Coanu Il is legal.
but most uuu-ual. u arrest people for offences
10y writing or speech Offenders IN this way
are generally loft at liberty until trt' without
nnl In thi~ case tan WAS refused. VI. puvrr-
dI'r l' MES ih" Charge against in. Tu" inn
iul.l..r vfN 'ln So .r-.is II--N-. n ulffl
''l t .u uri lnHI n.,Nf nn N- %.
.iN Il I .i- .IN.. V.if.lI I.--- i.'
W llNI. k.n h.fN' Hl. WH. q. t."
l,.4a.,..4 o-4,,-. i.4s u,eu d.-.ll--. .4... las
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The W.. >lae,. IIighMnymen.

Thomas MEnroc Of 4lo W.T. T'ioon'h
sirD,i. wa. ki.lh.l down ami ronhcl n South frn
a,,i ro on SUNDAY r4ht hN two h-ANHNmDu. 90
Il-l,i tin u.au Nln hui hi. u OlcN HuI ,i.i M '.i
tITI,I llH.lt. 4I.l.f ... Oh. fl. UfIN-f OIL
-Hft i. uitr lis Nimm ~fr,rn. ~i,trus Wa, De- i -
JusuNe Mantrl 3, -tciIas 900 s-,'p bail
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Train, Drin,cd by ,aterpilIar..

IoNpoS, ont, Jun" a. Trains on diner
''ir". "',Ne.rNa. lte..,d 9i. uD'mn- ny cater
.-l. 'r ralt II. ."frHi.. 90 nuhohs
.i ',,~... ,.-l - "a, iv.ui n,ees-Aj to
A-WhA Aa1Aa
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o man. wh} us"c IN thy myscrY, when DR..
l' rI'- o.. N 'NHl l4.fNNtlN Will trHNH Nfui
Ninni n ,uucut I...o.- oul~ ulDl- lOHl ilmI'.,
n'utou,h. ani NrUrn1l, 10 dl.tpioii. ant hrau amt
-iiru- ui tnIr-u -ui irn flrttca Memorandum ByOk,
.rcn away b! all NliY .l-i, -Ah
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Bn.- Ban out Of Town.

H. Boston Eo-ions. *: Ilhriforl-. G. In Prov
l',iN',4. -ANdruo..a EHoI' i,Did',-
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WRECKED IN THE BAHAMAS.

Another evidence OF the severity OF tho November
storms brought to light yesterday by the arrival
at this port OF the captain and crew OF the wrecked
brig Alice Putnam, which lost on Cat Island, IN
tho Bahamas November l5 The captain Of the
brig aud his crew, consisting OF seven mon, were
brought 10 this city by the steamship Carondelet,
commanded by Captain A. q. Burrows. On their ar
rival Captain L. T. Rogers, the master OF the brig,
lett home Boston, and the scaDen scattered
tho city
The story or the wreck Of tho brig, told by Cap
tam Rogers 10 Captain Burrows, Is as follows:-On
November 13 Tue brig, which Was loaded with
guano, shaping her course TO Baltimore, she was
struck by gale oil wind IN Crooked Island Pas.
sage. During tho storm the vessel sprung leak The
pumps were kept manned, but aitcr TWO days ofex-
hausting labor, the gale not abating and The water
gradually growing deeper in her hold, was decided to
run her ashore the only means OF saving the
lives OF the men. Accordingly on November 10
she was run ashore at tho Coint named.
Tne vessel was thero stripped OF every article
that could saved, inc salvage OF the brig, with
her crow was brought 40 Nassau, New Providence,
in wrecking schooner, the vessel herself remaining
total wreck. Az Nassau the articles saved IRON the
wreck were sold the interest OF those concerned
and the crew cared Tor ny Mr. Mahlon Il. Chance
tho United States Consul al that port, ana were by
him sent TO this port III the CarohdeleI
The Alice Putnam was q q American brig ot about
four hundred anu hity tons register. Sho was owned
in Boston and principaIiy by ncr master She was
but partially ipsured. All her wore saved. Cap
Burrows reports good weather oil ,he coast dur
ing his homo passage
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OBITUARY.
COMMODORE CHARLES H. D. CALDWELL UNITED
STATES NAVY,

COMMODORE CHARLES H. y. CALDWELL, UNITED
STATES NAVY.
Commodore Charles H. b. Caldwell, United States
Eavy. died at Wal,nam, Mass, on Friday night. He
born in Massachusetts aud appointed to tho navy
from Connecticut In 1885, serving in tho Mcdterra.
mean squadron from 1888 to ls40. He promoted
to the rank OF midshipman In 1874, and was commits
stoned lieutenant in 1852. From 1855 to 1887 he
acted as lighthouse inspector, after when he served
board tho Vandaa IN the Pacific squadron. On
October IL 1S5S with detachment OF sailors and
rincs from the vandalia he cccacd tribe OF canai.
balls at Vega one OF the Fiji Islands, and burned
their town. In 1851 he detailed for special
service the Keystone State, and In 1862 he
was in command oi the steamer ltasca, on the West
Gulf b.ockading squadron. He took part IN the
bombardment and passage OF Forts Jackson and St.
Philip and Chalmctte batteries and the capture of
New Orleans. On July 49, 1852, he was commissioned
as commander ana commanded the iron-ciad Essex,
with the MtssIssppi SQUADRON Tor about year. From
March July, 1868 nc In command oil the Essex
and OF the mortar fotils. During the next year he
commanded the steamer Glaucus. IN the North Allan.
tic biockading squadron, and thence went to tho
steamer X. h Cuyier. He was present At Tho sur
render OF Wilmington. and on December IL 1857, he
was commissioned. He was promoted 10 tho rank OF
com modoro in 1874
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on the part OF the station MASTER OF course thcrc arc
exceptions; but they are the exception aLd not the
remedy all this isdrop poi:tics, pick tho best
men and system hko that now In successful
operation IN Eng.nd; engage the crew ior
the whole year, not dvc months only; have
them we'll drilled. Now the boat never taken out
except when vessel comes ashore. consequently the
crew are o ot well drilled and cannot be expected TO
accomplish The mortar and lilo car are excel
lent things and could mortar, that would throw
line about twice as the ono now IN use be fur
nIshcd TO every station they would in my opinion, be
almost perfect Tor saving lite where the vessel 10
wrecked on tho bar near the beach. The objection,
hat would probably be brought forward against the
reforms proposed hero would be the expense; but
what Is the endituro ot lew dollars by great
government ike ours IN comparison with the loss or
hundreds OF valuable lives, US witness the Hurony
NEWARK, Nov. 80, 1877. SURF.
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A NEWARK BANK CLOSED.

The Newark Republic Trust and Banking Company
have announced their determination TO discontinue
business because II doessno pay. Their formal an
nouncemcnt sets forth thhtat meeting OF the dIrec
tors, held November 80 at was determined, in
vcw Of the difficulty OF cresting safe and profitable
Investments to surrender to the State their corporate
privileges, after paying their Liabilities in full" In
,crcst TO cease on all balances remaining on Decem
Der 10. An officer OF tho company stated yesterday
10 reporter that tho company has OF atc boon
only three per cont interest deposits nnd hnding
itseli unable 10 realize profit on that with proper
regard Tor It's own sovcncy ADOPTS the plan OF closing
out ut once Depositors can present their claims as
usual and receive their money sight The mnnage-
incn has been always conservative and one is ne
loser by the closing OF the concern"
me ollccrs OF the instit uton el
w. Baker, cx-PrcsldcBt oil tho Common Council. Vice
neutrality-suspicious. Thomas Is. Peddic. Cashier
William Rockwell Trustees-r. b. Pc.dic. Marcus
Sayro David Campbell, u. T. Burt, y. r. BaIlentnc,
n. McCarler. J. b. Boylan, w. Rock WELL Jeremiah
O'kourks, q. W smith, ID. W. Baker
The New York herald., 1877-12-02
WEATHER REPORT.
PLYMOUTH, Dec l-Wind N. moderate: nuc.
FOREIGN PORTS.

cnnv. Sept l7-saed bark Emma tBr). Bsrnisr. New
York via floo mot xs before rep0rted).
HAVANA, Dec I-Arrived, steamer Clyde. Trybon. New
York.
grove, Johns. Nj. for New York; Nina (cabe layer
Portland. tNN sNa sN''
;, MAIxo, X.v a7-Anivsd. Holden tSor. Hansen Nov
MxssIsA. Nov a2--Arrived. brig Harry smith. wsets
Bangor. me- 1.f.& -
NASSAU, Erv 6-Arrved, schr Geo Treadwsll HudKins
Baltimore sailed 10Th for jamaica; 18th. kunce
kch Jsnkn Boston (snd sailed 24th tor PhilAdsshaa
Ssiied nov IT, srhr Adelaide. tinrvin Jacksonville.
9uEnxc. Nov 2sSAsd, steamer stephenson tBr). Pen
wick. Queenstown for orders.
SHANcHAr Oct 24ln port. shin Codstrca. Ssitsr. fol
New York: ba;k \ Watson Hsw kins. from, nAgasakL
SINGAPORE Oct 1S In port ship Tecnmseh. Bennett.
from Cardiff arrived 18th; Tcmplsr. HASKELL une sap
phre don Don Quixote King Ter London barks
Lady Inise tbr Clarke. for New York; Driro, staples
from Bangkok. arrived Oct III Alice Reed. kcoran. IRON
Cardiff arrived 18th.
sailed Oct 10 Ship Whittier Swap Bcmbay; 18Th, schr
Wm Phillips Heaiey, Bangkok, TO lead for PnnnR.
JOAN, Nh. Nov 29Arrived bark Lizzie Porter lbr)
Hesksth. Liverpool
Osseo. Williams, Newcastle. Del.
Dec 1-ship Aihambrm Alexander (from Newark, having
repaircd), Bremen; schr Eliza. Clifford Barbados
The New York herald., 1877-12-02
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov 3o-Arrivcd, schrs Tanhauscr. Ellen
Morrison. Jennie Carter and Electra Bailey washing
ton; Florence | Lockwood. Gcorgetown
salcd-schrs c May, Provdence; Maggie Fisk, Bos-
APPoyAUG, Nov % Arrived. schr Vim Thomas. Little
John, Ioboken.
sailed. chr yerako, DrIsko. New York.
BOSTON Dec I-Arrived steamers Miamsport. Tnttle,
Philadelphia; Gaucus, Bcarse New York; schrs samuel
Castncr Jr Smith. Phisdelpnia; Alice Oakes. Mnrston
Elizabethpoit.
Oths clio tBr,. Fisher do ship Hamilton Pike, Melbourne;
schr Hannah Buell., Treiun. Charleston.
Saed--Sc amer Othello Palestine: bark Mary Goodcl
BALTIMORE, Dec 1-Arrived, steamers Louisa, Walker.
Roanoke River NC: Blackstone. March, Providence: schr
Tarrynot Nickerson. Chareston.
Clsared-Steamers John w Garrett Foster. New YORK
Falcon, Kirby. Charleston SC Raleigh. oliver. Whining
ton, NC bark Mantou schivc Norfolk TO hnsh loading
for Martinique; hrigs Florence May tbr GctzIer, Fer
nambuco; Aqudneck, Johnson, Rio Janeiro. .
Sailed Ships Paul Jones, Protectors Darks Henry no
molo Stormy Petrel brig. Aqni, neck, Florence MAY
towns Fernando dts. Belfast; schr Edwin Jsnnet
BRUNsWICK Nov 24--Arrivcd, schr stephen Hart.
Hart savannHh 26th brigs Sarah tBr) Townsend, st
Jsgo. Cuba; Mary y Corson. Wilkinson, savannah
Cleared 18th. schrs 1hos smith. Hand. New \ ork
BATH, Nov 2S-Arrved. schrs Kate NJ Hilton. Adams.
Boston, load for Georgctown Satia, Rivers, batila
CEDAR KEYS. Nov 25-Arrved. schr Henrietta. Waldo,
Kingston, ia, via Pcnsacoia: 18th. steamer Thomas
Cochrane Key West and sailed tor Tnmpa) schr Rox-
In port 3Uh, schr Geo Anderson. Anderson (from
CHxRIEsroN, Dec i-clsared. bark Ellen Holt tBr,.
Proctor, Liverpool
The New York herald., 1877-12-02
TRADES SAVINGS BANKS.

A meeting of tho Trades Savings Bank depositors
was held last night ut the oce OF their counsel Nj
H. NJ. Heymann, No. 275 West Twenty third street.
The meeting was largely attended, but the CON-
mittec appointed to Investigate the affairs OF tho
hank did not put In an appearance. as
they had no report to make On this
account It was quito late when thol meeting
was called together. Mr. Heymann informed the de-
postors that he was about TO make effort to compel
Receiver wnic to the trustees Of the bank ind.-
vidually for the deficit In its deposits To this end he
had written to Mossrs. Hawkins II Co,hrcn, counsel
for the receiver asking for statement OF the banks
assets and liabilities. The following reply was re-.
ceived--
New YORK, Nov. 2e. 1877.
RESPONSE yours of tho oath received beg
two report. tho snpreme Court each Of which died in
S ,n Of s ne s yc M xn snd
Formation s,n 70 each Item The aTs ss report
10, is7z II to attempt TO answer your request
for satemenof the assets and liabilities We should send
sSs% ' The clerk viii furnish you the eSpis. @ @
are arc public record TO save e,rcamiocuton we reisr
ys" ys" :, '.s only 'ss as" for ASs @ We
since the bearing your request On November
g ~ sn' ,Ss @ s.ps
esmoer i+ noon No ~ B,oaa~@y You Ind better
attend We are having the books examined by ex-
gs,;s TO, the p@rSpsso ~S Of snens Lesley e, SONG
not paid involve et,ninsl prsssnsn ar"i"ss him
We aso inform you that by that
Mr.. S Il. H. Vance Dexter A. HkwkA directors
the Tsadss ssynss B~Hk Tor the last year Of
respectfully HAWKINS COriREN. &
NJ. Heyman said thai, rs this letter showed. he had
no complete statements of assets and iiabiites ON
which 10 base the report but would try md procure
ono at future date. He claimed that he has proof
that Messrs Vance and Hawkins were directors OF the
bank, as ihc,r names appear the last bank book
ssucd by tho institution. Mr. Gedney was prcsent To
represent Messrs. Hawkins d Coihren and attempted
n mi N he NJ I'm
so strong that the depostors would not allow him 10
SPEAK, and hc hastily lett tho room, amid Kisses and
threats. Alter several deposttors had vcn,ed their
ire against The directors the meeting adjourned sub
jcct 70 the call Of their counsel.
The New York herald., 1877-12-02
POLITICAL LIrE-sAvrNG CREWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Tho Huron disaster having awakened some discus.
sion as 10 the efficiency OF the life saving service on
our coast. anu beng very much Interested in tho
natter and having had unusual facilities ior bccom-
Ing acquainted with tie merits and dement's OF tho
service as now conducted. and having had consider
sbe actual experience IN running boats through the
surf. | would IKE 10 state a few ucts which /
am fully able 10 substantiaic. fnc appointment
OF captains OF the different stations is
tirely loiicaI and quenly the appointment Of
the men Tor the crew, whicn IS lett cntfcy win tho
captain, depends altogether on their poiics aud
on tncr skill surinen. In station captain
Is local politician. wno lives i've mics IRON the
shore Two years ago was an eyewitness OF the ell
cheney OF the crew oil tho station in question ves
sol dismastcd squaIl was driven toward shore
anchored about bali a mie from tho beach, directly
opposite the station " captain, beng afraid ms
cables migh; part NJ any noinent sigUailed Tor AID,
and Islc captain o. the station did not uarc 20
on. although "a crew vcluntcerrr, and would
no. oven let volunteer lake the boat OH without
him. Tho cables nDally parted, ine vessel ASH
and the escaped NO thaoks 10 The Lille ssvinz
slaion had any one OF them bceu drowned IL would.
" ny opinion, have been clear cse Of mansaugner
The New York herald., 1877-12-02
OLEOMARGAKINE DEALERS.

On complaint OF Samuel A. Churchill, an agent OF tho
Butter Dealers Society, the following named groceries
and darymen were yesterday arraigned at Tho Fifty
seventh Street Court charges Of selling oeonsrga
rno Tor butter: Henry otsL, No. 597 Tenth avenue
S O'Connor, No. 776 Tenth avouue; y TIL. Knnker,
No. 74S Tenth avenue: John Rohrs, Mo- 522 Nintn
avenue; Thomas +. Casey, No. 562 Tenth avenu uc
and H. {. Meyer, Of No. 756 Tenth avenue. The &c.
cuscd gave bail TO answer in the OF $500 each.
Tho complaining witness, Mr.. Churchill, was formerly
In The employ Of tho OlcomarRsrno Company, aud IL
is claimed that these arrests tho Of his
missal ihercirom BY act passed by the last Iegs
lature tho scliDg OF any composition as substuute
for butter IN unstampcd packages, or tho exposure
for sale OF the samo, Is made misdemeanor. Some
OF tho accused pleaded ignorance Of the law, white
others reserved their defence until the day of exam
iunttOn.
The New York herald., 1877-12-02


AsrwERr. Nov a0--Arrvsd, barts Ada (sr) Raymond.
Phadsphia: Bachelors tBr,. Longhurst. Flora lEo.
Klester, savannah.
CAnpwy. Nov s0-Arrivsd. brig Wexford (Br), Covert.
Waterford tor Cuba.
DEAL Nov 30-Psssed, ship harmonic, Small. New YORK
for Bremen
DaocmEpA Dec l-sailed, BARK Arsbsis (B), Foster,
United states
HAxBuRG. Nov 29-Arrved, brig Busy Bee (Br). Thomp-
son. Wilmington. NC.
Sailed 18th. bark (Nor), Olsen. United States
LONDON, Dec l-Arrived brig Francis Drake (Bt. Ka-
lake, Charleston.
Cleared 1st. ship Plymouth Rock. Birmingham, Now
York: bark Perseverance, tBr). Morce. New Orleans.
MEssIxA. Nov 22-Ssed. bark Clifton tBr), SNOW New
York. y
PORTSMOUTH. Nov 3o-Anvcd. brig Giro Aus) Farocich,
New York FOR Dundee
PLYMOUTH. Dec l-Put in. sehr Hill, Higgins. from
Havre for New Ore ms with loss OF and chain.
PoRr RusH, Nov 29saed. brig Lulu (Br Givan Baiti.
more.
QUEENSTOWN Dee l-Arrvsd, bark Nicoiina dta), Chi.
apea, New York.
Also arrived Ist steamers Bothnia (Br) McckAn and
Wisconsin Br Forsyth New York for Liverpool aud both
proceeded
Arrived At - Nov 80 bark On en- Victoria tBr) Nc.
Kenzio. Baltim re via Queenstown.
LONDON, Dec I-ship Crusader (Br). Matthews. from
Quebec Oct 81 for the Tyne. Is ashore Goodwin
Sands and wh becoms wreck. The have landed
ut Deal.
Bark vesuvius. Call from New York for Antwerp. has
- With loss OF sails radde derhsad. &C., Wv
schr l. Adams, SHmson from CadIE for Boothbay.
Me, has put back leaky and mnst discharge.