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The New York herald., 1877-11-21

Steamer Wisconsin (Br. Forsyth. Liverpool via Qnesns-
steamer Sam Weller (st,. Murray. Newcastle, h-rap-
Steamer II Livingston Mallory. saysnnah-Gco yonge..
steamer old Dominion waker, City Point and Rich
mond Old Domiuion steamship Co. :
steamer Richmond. Kelly Norfolk. ss-o'd Dom'n'o"
steamer Msyaower Davidson Philadslphia-Jamss
steamer ilaucus. Bearse. Boston--H r pimock.
Ship Thomas Hilyard tBr). Campbell, Liverpooi-onss
ship Forsnngsn tswe). Fahlman. Cork Falmouth for
ship Black Hawk, Rowland. Bremen-vsrnon Brown
ship Dismant tGsr). Lankansn. Antwerp-Funch, Edvs
Bars Capri (Br), Dinsmore London-J Whitney Co:
BARK Akershus (Nor), Mollcr Newcastieon-ryne, E-c
Bark glnseppna NJ ssp. Nos.rdi. Gloucester, E-Bsn'
BARK Eilen Frances D (Br). Gauoi. Plymouth. E-John
rk saga (B,,, ,;reen Morgan Pill, E-Jss Edmiston
Bsrk Seaward tBr) McGregor. Cork, Falmouth or Ply
mouth for orders IL w Bersaux.
Bark Luss Utah. Ansaldo. Newry, I-Benham boye'
ssrk Thsodocu. Christian tGer>. Psrnow. Hsmburg-c
Tobias 4 Co. .
Bark Jernbyri (Nor. Siversen Gibraltar for orders
BARK Neptune (Aus) Patiay.
Bark vittoris GtsD De Martino, Marseiiles-Lauro.
Hrig J ohm swami, Rumball. Buenos Ayres-J Norton
Brig Isis. Anderson, st J Jago-w.ydel 4 Co.
Schr VIM II keeney. Beers. Rio Janero-rhomas Norton
4 Co.
schr L Van Brunt Tooker. Bsrbados-Leaycrsft Co.
schr Sarah W Hunt McFadden. Polnt-aPitre-BJ ) Won
sehr 81 Willard. Evans, Laruayra and Porto csbello
Schr Eiysia (isr). Pye st John MA Heney.
Schr Borden Dodge Fall Rivcr-Cartwri gnt Doyle
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HAvRs. Nov I9-Arrivsd bark Won Metks tGer,, Nc.
Gully. New YORK.
IrswrcH Nov 2o-Arrivsd bark Scotia tBr. Hines Bal.
timore.
LrvKxrooI. Nov ie-Asnvsd, steamer Andsan tBr, NIL
ier 'sw Orleans: goth. bark SIrah tNor. Halvorsen
New York; schr VIM Frederick, Ames. do
Sailed Goth. ship Llzsc Buriil tBr Blauvslt South
Pass; bark Jardins BROKERS (B, Nielsen. Charles
ton.
Lospox. Nov 2o-Arrivsd ship Hudson. Knight. New
York.
LxxaicE Nov 2o-sailsd. bark Olaf Kyrrs or, Keller
Baltimore.
LARxx Nov l7-ssiisd. steamer State Of Nsvads CBD.
Brses urom Glasgow. New York.
Arrived goth, bark Adda Bonner, Bonner Now York
NEWCASTLE. Nsw, Nov 10 Sailed. ship Monte Rosa.
Carter San Francisco.
PxsARrH. Nov i7-sailsd. bark Bessie (Br. Dalrympie
Norfolk.
PLYMOUTH. Nov 20 Arrived. brig Olaf Kyrrs tNoD, jan
son. New York schr South Shore whttsmore. Philade
phia lsee beiow)
RYpx. Nov 2o-Auivsa. bark Hovdinx tNor,. jansen
Copenhsgen for New Yorkpu in from Of weather
QUKxssrowS. Nov 2o-Arrivcd. ship Advance t3r Todd
Quebec for Liverpool see beiow); barks Cares tNor)
oiseu Ba tmore snekokka CNor). Jorgensen. do: spe
Nor. Olsen. New York; brig zsrlins tBr). Freoh
Philadelphia
or Fnstnet 10TH 8 r N. steamer Erin (6r) Thompson
New York for Liverpool
ROTTERDAM, Nov 2o-Arrivsd. steamer Wimbledon (Br,
Watson. New Fork
RIVAL Nov Arrived, steamer Mo tBr) Bsmbrou gh.
nah via Falmouth.
SHARPNESS. Nav 2o-Arrivsd. BARK Helen Marion tBr)
Mundy Pensscola
SWANSEA Nov 2o-Arrivsd. bark Croydon (Br). Roach.
Beaufort, SC
sAxrAxDxR Nov l5-Ar,ivcd bark syra, Pettngal, New
York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov 20-Arrived, steamer wsser Ger.
Barre. Now York for Bremen tand procssded,.
SIERRA LEoSE, Oct 2l-Arrvcd. schr Butler Eaton
Boston.
Naw su~A hapk
UtaD. Dc Martino, New York.
TRIESTE. Nov i4-Arriveo. bark Virgo Aust) Ivanceh
New York.
,TARAxTo. Nov I-saed bark Noe dtal. Cacacs. United
Ststca
YoxonAxA. Nov ls-sailed, steamer Oceanic tBu Par
sell. San Francisco.
Sailed from Nov 10. bark Grace (Br). Hainss (from
Iondon), Sandy Hook.
LONDON, Nov 20 Ship James Wright. Morrison, from
Liverpool for 6uthwest Pass ashore at North Ust The
Brides biged and will probably loss lThs
registered .273 tons and built Bath. Me. In
1867. she Is partially insured!.
Ship Advance Br. Todd. from Quebec for Liverpool has
arrived At Queenstown wateoEged She lost sails. boats
and bulwarks and had decks swept.
Bark Britannia (Br). Amls from New York, which
rived Queenstown Yesterday, lost boats and buiwark
and had pumps choked
Bark Kong Oscar tNor. not . before rsportsd, from
Dublin Baltimore into Lisbon 18th with loss OF
sails She has been pl aced In quarantine.
Bark Esperanxs tBr) Bacon from Baltimore which
rived Queenstown yesterday with bulwsrks stove
shifted cargo.
Bark Nellie tBr) Cove from New YORK, which arrived
Bristol 18th. having experienced terrific gales
She lost sails and throw overheard part cargo
schr South Shore Whtsemore. from Philadelphia. at
Plymouth lost forcmast spars
The cargo OF the ship Golden Fleece, from New York
San Francisco which put into Montevideo after being
ashore is damaged
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER MAccRvcoR. from London for Montreal. which
:ss ..s % $ . Ess .o A
STEAMER MATrEw CAY tBrl. from Montreal. at Queens
very ;S" and on w 1
all aahed and seamppe casing besides sustaining other
damage.
sized francisco subsequently, washed inside tae
her 10 po TR Boqae. las been s aged Whaling for
the past lew months, and was owned by @ 81 ansen.
81 s M'ehs sa from H1 NJ. Vie ssas 4
Johns NF. Pm Nov 49, with machinery damaged.
S1y Gs X s s WIFI q ss y.a
s s.is about 81 M sna
for before rspo,,sa spoken .t s. Sept 20 dsa:as,s
rai port toe, Oct 20
BARK NARY MAnsa3.s or from rhN,ssdsps,. 70.
carpo tgran) party damaged: win nave to repair
BARK cRxDrro GtsD. from Baltimore for 0assn:sovn.
cargo ~ busbs. Of corn steamtng to
Baltimore yesterday afternoon to tow the Dark back 80
that city.
BARK LIMA Ger, from New York for glasgow which pm.
repairs shs wa. reported issts rudasr d.massd "
BARK ONTARIO of windsor Ms from Antwerp Tor Eng.
bark Chasca Damage M sustained not ssc rtaned.
BRIG Angler II CURrIs ashore tho English Bank, Ia
reported uninursd and may como on after iiehtsring
scHac II EDWARDS, from Block Island for Groson TOR
boom and had to put into Sonihgton
scnn II r CUSHING. Parker from Weymouth for Whining:
ton NC. which spru aeak last week OF uspe God and
supposed for repairs
Scnn t3r). which left Baddock last week for st
Pierrie Miq loaded with cattle and butter wrecked
Dog Island the mouth OF the place Of destination.
Nearly all the WAS lost. No insurance.
The new ship. 200 tons BURDEN built by l. Thompson.
Mt Kenne bunxport sold Mr. Thomas Nicker-
son. OF Boston. he has named her the Fharos
A two.masted schooner Is ashore the end Of
NRshawcna.
CHARLorrErows PEI Nov Is-Brig Kitty Clyde Of and
from for Charlottctown, Is ashore Wood
Island and will probably be n total loss
SAN Francisco. Nov l3-sh,p War Hawk and the bark
Cousa coming into port yesterday after
coll,si of Fcr The ship had her rail
away other slight while tho
foreyad and head Of tho bark paid the
penaty ( the collision.
LAuScnED--At Machias. Mo. Nov %. by John II Shaw
the bark Virginia of $50 tons.
At Camden. Nc Nov 20. the bark Miriam $50 Tons,
launched from the yard of Messrs Bean Brown. Tho
vessel owned parties in Camden. boston New
York. and Captain Parker, of imdcn who
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AMERICAN PORTS.

AsToRIA o, Nov IA Arrived, bark Buttsrmors tBr),
ALEXANDRIA,, Nov l9--Arrived. steamer z q Knight
New York; schr Charles Dennis, PhisdolphiA
Saiied--Schr Leonessa. Poughkeepsie
Passed up-schr Lots, from Philadephia for George
town.
Mason. New Bedford y A Tscer DO; Anna Crsnmer,
Hobokon; Matte Taber. do tali from 0corgetown).
BOSTON Nov 20Arrvcd. steamers kattlesnAke, Swain,
Phisdephfa eHdins Coburn. do; brig Sparkling Water
Hichborn Cape Hsytien.
Cieared-steamcr VIM Lawrence, Howes. Bsitimors;
thpny Nav bedford; scbrs Ujsb - fjsk, Rogers. Mar
tnioue and 1uNnNougc Hnt,,e kcsfy, HsytI;
David Timer. Huney. Charleston, So, VIA ureeuvcr
SAiied-Bnrk Neptune.
Steamer Eleanor from New York for Portland passed
Highland Light Cape Cod 1T 40 Pm.
BALTIMOkR. Nov 2o-Arvsd, steamers Bee Gull,
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov oo-Arrived. ship Eliza Mcneil, Morton,
Now York; bark Gerhard Ger). Klsmp. Philadelphia
Sailed 10th. bark Northern Queen (Br. Dollard. New
York.
BnisroL Nov ie-Arrivea steamer Nsrenta (Au,, Raic-
vich, New York
BxLrAsr Nov 2oArrived, brig vesper r, Hardy. Bull
River
BREMEN Nov 17-Arrived. bark Lima schwoon tuer).
Tegman, Dnrien.
BupoA 10 Nov o-Arrived. barx Horace Beais. Dyer.
Philadelphia.
BoRpxAux Nov 1e--saled, bark Hex tNor). Hansen.
Fernandina.
CARDIFF. Nov 10 ARRIVED schr Hume, Digsins.
Richibucto
DRoenKpA. Nov i7-ssiled. bark Linnea (Nor). Barsh
New York.
DuspxE. Nov 1s-saiied. bark Evvva (NoL, Phars sa-
vannah.
fIuxx. to Nov 2o-Arivsd, brig Dauntiess, Williams.
Richmond.
GLASGOW, Nov le-Arived. brig Eleanor tBD, Pareiow
Wilmington. NC.
sailed 10Th. schr W II Jordan, Richardson, New York.
GRErsocx, Nov 2o-saied, bark u Jackson, Bacon
Portland.
GENOA to Nov 2oArrived bark Aretta. Nichols Rhila-
dephia
sailed 10th, bark josie Mildred. Dow, Boston.
HAMBURG Nov 20--Arrived bark Inca GER. Wndhorst
New York; J II Jesscn tGer), Engei. do; Orono tNor
BJonness. do
HULL Nov is Sailed. bark Kong Carl QSor), Hansen
Charleston.
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steamer Bolivar. Geer New London and Norwich Tor
sew Yorx. nm, q. ~
schr Brisk (Br) Amsro. Chsrlotstown. PEI. tor New

Steamer Bolivar. Geer New London and Norwion 'or
sehr Brisk tBr) Amsro. chsrloststown. PEI. tor New
York -.
Srhr Florence. Sackett Providence for New iork
Schr q Fell. Shropshire. Providsnco Tor New YORK
Schr kve rgreen. Turner. Providence for New YORK
Sehr Amos Briggs. Dunn. New London Tor New YORK
Schr Sunbeam. Kenny. Norwich tor New York.
Schr Henrs Lemuei. Allen Pr'vdenee Tor New YORK.
Schr Vera pda Pond, Providence or New YORK -,
schr John Mariove. Parker Providsn Tor New York.
Schr Connecticat. Hart. New Haven Tor Now York.
Schr James Hoffman. Peters. New nnvsn Tor New YORK.
sctr James Styles New Haven for New York.
Schr VIM Herman Miller. Saybrook inr New iork.
schr Emira. Butts. Southport for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glaucus Besrse. New York for Boston. .
steamer City Of Ftchburg Springer New YORK Tor New
Bedford. IN, = ..
(and anchored OF the Herald telegraph stationj.
Bark Melville Bryan, Buckley. New York Tor Monte
viheo. :, -.
Ms
Schr Aida. Knowles. New York for rrovdence.
schr a snow. Gregory, New York for City Island
Schr A Waterman Hincsley Honoken tor Providcnee.
Schr j CLARK. Carr. Amhoy Tor Boston
Scnr j Dverty. Carroll. ElixAbethport Tor Norwich.
schr I hIander. Lynch. Albany for Ros'yn.
= NJ EVANS, ilietts. PhiAdeiphiA Tor Dover.
Schr I J Martin. Martin. Phlsdelphia for Boston.
Schr Samnei Gilman. Kelly, Pkiadsipnta Tor Boston.
schr Lucy Graham smith PhiladephiA for New Haven.
schr " Leaning Frsmber philadelphia Tor bridgeport
Schr + smith. Hanson. PhisaeIpha for rawtucket:
schr Lucy Graham. Graham. Phiadelphta for Now
Haven.
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Ohio (Ger. from Bremen for Baltimore, Nov
Is, lit 45 rs, Ion At 10
Ship Viola Br) Vaughan from Liverpool for Tybec. Nov
., lat 40. Ion o.
ship City Richmond tl3r). Cumming. fro m Liverpool
for southwest Pass. Nov !. lat ~ TO- lon 20.
Ship Buwark tBrl scston. from Saguensy Bay for Mol
bourne Oct 20 of ST Pauls.
Bark Austin tBr Davis from Gooc, for Galveston, Oct
16. lat IS, Ion 49,
Bark Progress Nor. Olsen. from Stockton for
Nov 5, 30 miles II OF start Point.
Bark Kingdom OF Fife tBrj. Irvine. from Padang for
New York, sept IS lat - 10 =. Ion so - Il.
Virgins iBr). Dexter from CoconAda
don. Sept 4. lat IS :. Ion ~ e.
BARK Hun rarian" from Havre Tor New York, Oct le
LAT "a 80. Ion 10.
Brig louise Cope tBr). steering NE Nov ie. lat 4l 10,
lon 81
schr "Quiver" Of and from New York for tho Canary
Isles Oct 25, lat 80, l n ~ IS.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 20, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
aEPoRrED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnIrgsToNE TELEGRAPH LINK.

sxroRrED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnITEsroST TELEGRAPH LINK.
Steamer City OF Berlin (Brl. Kennedy Liverpool Nov
and Queenstown 9Th with mdse ami passengers TO Ohm
Dale; arrived at 10 o'clock AM The first seven days Of
more moderate Nov TO- i2d miles west Of Fast
net in company Of steamer Batavis Br from Liver
DVsss S % d.s sss ss 4 @ ssc
sn. cs , ysa 80 " Ises ss &c ss snd
18th almost hurricane blowing with drsadui sea- from
e 10 e"ns, nss oso . from Bremen for B
& s sa cssi sysns 1s S sss' & and sa
Aspnwa 10th. with mdse and passengers to pm forwood
steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence Ricmond CITY Point and
EoroIx with mdse and passengers TO the Old Dominion
steamer ustters Msllets Norfolk. with mdse to tho
oo shp S"r"n nians, Sof oon Kiadsr Calcutta July
rons monsoon; n Bay o. sens. ~ wi,h seayy .aa.l.
Sg ss% s.s s Cape oses . ~
In ihs south Atlantic; crossed the Equator oct 27 ion
s y. = F,s;, + e j. ,ss. E: y:
ws.sss 4s IL ssss S, Eli Fl
we'll; Nov IS lat g So 10 20 mn italian bark. 40 days
barn Carl II"asied Sorj Beer Newcastle so days, with
COS. 20 order; vessel TO funeh Ed,s Co. Anchored at
Bark sni.s pc Emanuel qs.p. Dsnssri, Lsghcrn g
Boycsen. Passed Gibraltar Ot ~ .-.,
Brig Pearl, srghman POT, Spain crrnidsd' IS days.
Bria Percss Hinckcy. Richardson. Asua 20 day. With
sas,s Cspp No s.ss heavy ME- gale
for days NOV LAT ~ ION 70 bad smother gale rom we
eastward lasting several hours lost mansai &c; WAS
DAYS north OF Hatteras with light southery and NV
schr Hattie Perry. Chase. Philadeiphs for New Bed
ford.
- steamer Batic tBr from Liverpool which arrived
~ an early bous yesterday morning reports Nov H. lat
~ TO- SO 81 spoxe thrcem..sed schooner kensett.
hsvnr mad continuous westerly gales during which lost
sboom an an entire suit Of sails hatch house, de-
spoyns s6s provsons furnished her With fourteen days
supply OF stores
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GAZE
BOUND SOUTH
steamer cisv Of New Bedford. Fish. New Bedford for
Hsw soss a aisssa. walden, Provdsnee for Now Yk.
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OBITUARY.

REV. RoBxRr TuRNBULI, D. D., HARTFORD.
Rev Robsrs TurnoulI, D. D., prominent Baptist
clergyman and writer OF theological works, died IN
Hartford Conn. yesterday, aged sixty eight years
He was naive or whiteburn, Lnth, owshire, Scot
land. Alter receiving q classical education at
Glasgow University he was graduated from the
Theological School In Edinburgh His early
pastoral labors were in England and Scotland.
Al the age Of twenty-five he came TO America A'er
brief pastoraies In Danoury, Coun., and Detro",
Mich he accepted the pasorae of the South Baptist
Church Hartford which cry has since been MS
home. with the exception OF SIX years spent /" 'pe
Boyiston Street Church, Boston. He was pastor OF
tho First Baptist Church, IN Hartford, ior tw.ny
four years. resignng account OF iaiiing hea''n ~
1863, yet continuing mis- Christian noofs ~ .ns ui
portant ONCE oi Secretary OF tho Connec'cu' S'a'o
Baptist Convention. -, -.
Dr Turnbuli wrote extensively on theoog'cai SUD-
Jects Between 1870 and 1850 he published volumes
entitled s,Ihe Theatre ana Olympia Moratai aso
book OF European travels ana Translation o. vhot
s.pttal Christianity, In 1851. During MS haruora
pastorate he produced his "Iheophany, or hancsta.
lion OF God In Christ" containing an aois review
DR. BushneIls 'God in Christ" HIS most Inn por,anI
theological work, however, was tho "Christ IN MS
torv - which creatcd much interest ~ America hno
Europe and vas the subject OF much earnest as
cusston Dr. Turnbu also edited tho Chrssnan ne
rieio for two years He leaves wiie ana iour
ehiluron
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
JOHN q. LEE. SALEM, MASS.

John G. Lee, well known and Venerable citizen OF
saem Mass died suddenly yesterday at his residence
IN that city Of apopexy, 81 the ago of seventy-hve
fears Mr.. Lee belonged to an extensive family con-
section whicn has long been conspicuous IN the Com
monweaIth, ana possessed tho sturdy mental and
moral qualities which been ainong their cnarac-
tcrsc traits. ho graduate OF Harvard College Of
Tho class Of 1928 and subsequently studied for time
In the law uincc OF his relative, The late Hon. John
Pickering Not fading that pursuit congcnial to h 8
tastes he entered upon commercial business IN Bos-
ton IN which, however, he remained but a lew years
withdrawiug from II on account OF III health, and
alter Trip 10 the South settling himself quietly IN
suits Subsequently he established himself as u
banker in State street, Boston, where his integrity
sound judgment and financial skill gave him leading
posit,on Tor several years. OF late he had withdrawn
from active business Mr. Leo was member OF tue
Salem Athen@um aud Essex Institute, a director OF
tho Eastern Railroad and Ut the National Exchange
Bans OF salem He established tho BANKING house Of
Lee, Hgginson 4 Co. In lS48.
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
SAILED.

Steamers Wisconsin tBr), for Liverpool, &c; Herman
Livingston Savannah; Huntsvills. do: Old Dominion,
Richmond and City Point: kchmond Norfolk ships Gard
Colby, Liverpool Bessie Crosby rJ do: ZecA Br).
do; Metrait. Bremen barks Aksr tNor London
Ragnhid Nor) Trieste; Amor utaD. Cork or Falmouth
Rosa Aus. do or do Album CtaD. 40 or do Tri Sna
(Aus). do or do; brig Tcmi Aus). Hull
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

wAsHIscroS Nov 2o-Eotce 10 given BY the Lighthouse
Board red light. will hereafter be shown guide
through the channel recently dredged In It eirns bar
Columbia River. Ore son The iights are shown from
tripods placed shore the of st Hclcns The
front tripod is twenty ieet high tho rear, forty feet
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
Iunar aEoRaE aRnNNELL.

A despatch from Springfield, Mass, Gays that Judge
Ecorge Grcnnei OF Greenfield, Mass, died last night
aged ninety one. He served as member OF Congress
from 1928 10 1885,
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 20-Noon.
The time ball Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
y standard time OF the United states Naval Observatory
wasningtou) to-day dropped two.tenths seconds
nlnx
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oEoRcr wILLIAM GORDON, BOSTON.

The death Of Mr.. George William Gordon took place
At his residence Boston Monday. In early years
he was engaged IN commerce, but he soon took an
active interest politics and IN 1S4l was appointed
Posi- master by John TyIor position which no re-
tanned until the second appointment Of Mr. Nathaniel
Greene in 1s43 In 1850 the nomination OF Mr.. Will
Gordon was again appointed Postmaster by
MilIara Fillmore and he held the position
until the administration OF Franklin Pierce
when e. c. Bailey was appointed. Alter his retire.
me ent from Office he Tor many years tho agent
OF several iore,gn insurance 0Ices and since the re
in Boston gwen his attention to the Berkshire
Quartz Mines and Mineral Works, OF which he was
proprietor. He was sevcntysix years and nine
m this old.
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nIISCELLANEOUx.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, WEAKNESS. 40. AND ALI
disorders brought by ndsceions Excesses
work Of the Bra and Nervous system speedily radt
caly cured By WIkCHESTERS SPECIFIC PILL, Q
purely veEetsbe preparason and tho best and
sufficient For further information SENO FOR CfRCU-
LAX. PRICE 81 Ter box Six boxes IS. by mail securely
scaled, with full directions Tor Prepared only BY
WINCHESTER 4 60, Chemists,
= >-'~-rrt - 80 John st., New YORK.
The New York herald., 1877-11-21

JOHN r. BROWN.
John Il. Brown. Jr., editor and publisher OF the
Ellicott City (Md.) Times OF which he was founder,
died in that city yesterday morning.
The New York herald., 1877-11-21

Use HyATT's hlFE BALsAM, CLEANSE YOUR
~ blood puvfy systsm Of all impurities; 3O.O00
cures; sold By al drugEista Dspos 248 Graud o., NJ
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark "Friga.n from Genoa.
Brig Katie dam. from Para
The New York herald., 1877-11-21

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, 80.
CC0ws FOR SALE OR CHARrER.-200 70 800 TONS
Dcapacity. y. r. EASTMAN, foot 3ist st East River.
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. Sails Destination Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS NOVEMBER AND DxcEMBER.
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
WEATHER REPORT
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLrHEAD, Nov 2o-wind n. strong, gale
PLYMOUTH. Nov 20 wind NV. moderate, clesH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22
Striking Back.

Bos ro:;, Febr'y. 81 The Board Of Railroad
Commissioners have prepared n report 10 be
submitted ~ the Legislature. relative - the
strike Of the engineers OF tho Boston and Maine
Railroad. II re2itca nj length the circumstances
leading TO The STRIKE and declares that the most
notice ablo feature Of tho case is the absence of
any sufficient cause for tho strike II treats tho
subject from the point OF public interest md
welfare. holding that neither party in their pri
vato quarrel should be permitted to mako the
public tho chief sufferer, and concludes rs !nl-
lows:
In view OF the facts AMI conclusion which
have been stated, wo rcspctt fully submit this
report, to be accompanied By copy Of the owl
dence upon which IL was based, if tho LcgisIg-
ture so order. We also suggest tho passage Of
ponnl statute to cover the following offences
The abandonment by locomotive engineers Of
their locomotives upon railroads in furtherance
OF any combination to force strike, except ut
tho regular schedule destinations Of such loco
motives, the obstruction Of railroad, or the in.
jury or obstruction Of the property of any rail
road corporation in turtherance Of the objects
OF strike. the interference with n railroad en-
ployca while in the performance Of his duties,
or on tho premises OF the company. the refusal
ol enY locomotive engineer. or railroad employ
go in turtherance Of the object Of strike, to aid
in the movement upon the tracks Of the cOrpor.
alton employing him Of the Car: of other corpor-
ltionI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22
Iclegrafliiic Summary.

CorncliusJ. Vanderbilt aud two Of his ,;,tar.
arc dissatisfied with the will Of their late t1tbrr
but have been advised By their counsel to rn.Il
settlement among themselves and keen out n
court, but if DO arrangement is made betora
the will is offered for probate on Tuesday ncr,
litigation will ensue Ethan Alien and Jcrcm;qh
Black have been engaged Is counsel for thee.
testauts. VIM. NJ. Erarts will be cnDlova1 +,
defend the will.
The Consolidation Coal Company OF Marx.
laGd practically passed under the cont!o, ,i ,ia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Yesterday b. ,Ea
election of Charles L. Mayer as Prcsiic1, ~,
place of Allan Campbell The following I,rsr,
ors were chosen :-Wm. WhitawrIght, Grn =
Warner, jr., D. W. Bishop, Galloway ChCs.-,
VIM. +. Burns, Robert Garrett, Vim. rr..
VIM. Donnc, john Gregg and d. ii. }!it,.
The New Jersey Secretary OF State has lg,,,.
gated criminal proceedings against the Pre-.
dent of the New Jersey Mutual Life lGsnrl,...
Go. OF Newark and the Preslden, o. the \,
t;onal Capitol Life Insurance Company l5r c,r
spring to drieaud the policy hrIlrr- 3al
perjury.
Henrietta Robson living in Wr-r TAiu. Fr.,
street, n. y, yesterday gave birth l. 4 ,LIj
and threw it out of Il second story yyin,.ow Xii
ing 1t Instantly. She vas arrested.
George Il. Pittibonc, SupcriateDlire, ~ H..
Howe Sewing Machine Company for Il, S:,,.
Of New York, is said to be q d.rln'r.ri,,...
amount Of from $4,000 to so ,ulU.
4 Matoon, ll!s., dispatch reports tina, 49,.
Sunday last Gideon lriZzc Va, shn, and kill. .
by his son in Shelby county.
President Grant has )ariuncl Essl.iI }I,.4.