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, 1877-01-23
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. GIL a. n.-ln thc
Laka region, falling barometer, aIter a tempo
rary rise over Lake Michigan, westerly Winds
backlug 10 southcrly, cold mil clear "r partly
cloudy weather. Succeeded, In thu Upper Lake
region, by risLng temperature.
local uusxRvArtaS*.
, 1877-01-23

fine iuar.i iThr Hu.t HiHd. ,Ra- UfHfhsr.
t.AJa M 10 ~ n ff3 W., fresh. as. +..iIrar,
ii IAR, III. w. ~ II VI y VI. fresh. ..,. tnf
.'p: 4, r. t5 Il " NJ. ;'sis; fis., ] : ]ts.s. Ts.
aGls)p. nj. als q, ". ftesh.,... ....i!irs..
Maximum the rNnmrfet ~: minimum. =.
uExkNAL nus kEy ATlsAA. .
CHIEAun, Jan. =, -Mdnt1ht.
, 1877-01-23


Ir1StElk SEWiS1.M AtH1hE hES-GESEnAt. nFfttf.
ciji SiaIr.st. t4cLne4 s,t1 On r1'} Is',ihlF E4y'
acnts. liberal dt.couat T." to*t Tao Msi ~ par- @
eia. fur a,L Ixux the farL that numerous taf'
tics ajycri. for sulr spurious .s'nsrr ~
f.ranrt xe nforn klt ploc That ~ VIII ~ Heni!Ihe
waited slaExt' Marh for lt.a nrncy tnsa mug
prtI rIx ltrc. All refson4 us!l,< tIt aottuhs -
salicd 'spxrt" FIuE nacnts a1e 'tah!S Y efoM
rutou for nfFtuKeLISnI " 41f p4teatA laEs S41NLH
MANUFACTURING Ep
, 1877-01-23
WASHINGTON.

a thinning. Out OF German Consuls---Thc
Niser anti Ilarbor ufli--~Gencva Award
, 1877-01-23

4 CENTs wASTED-FuK SikaEE ;i,t MAcm1SaijS,; III;
iac to Indsr1<u comptulpa. y. Z. Cook "a Aadisvi'
, 1877-01-23


ssIH sAI E-t COMPLETE FILL. nP THE I'll !t:AGO
Tr!tuar fur the Geutshn1al ytai ~ l*I6 = WAY
sbla fouult fur future tctcEtnee' nn.us
worth a. ~; flstst +t3lt. tu1 lGoH *r!l 20 ese,f
n,au CAL aa e1amlle at atoft. u tant !.ano9pa.A.
l,o sALEWEsTEES ! MNn s9ITIiEa.S , 4ia1s ,.se,. nGT
fubsef ana ven 4nkcss elYta1g, s.1nr,
U0ysfulfutG Goods urpeL u Ea4t faniuph.A 1T
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14

= AGRTAr rlsing against Russiaahasbs
announced taibavips taken place ID Circaa
'ia; this i not however caleulatedvto Civ
much came for alarm. The gsars Gov
arament have been long prepared for ,
dangerous disturbance in the Oauouses AMI
the Whole region between the Black. anf
the Caspian Seaa They have graduall,
constructed . network of good coachsroadt
through these difficult mountains, connect.
.ingallfths important places, and bringing
the two, seas into some relation. Thsae
roads are now well used BY .the, advancing
Ausccvite columns. There ars also Ger
tlt'lliin Jain short railroads " great importance
one from Poti, = pest just north Of b.
tonm, fof xhsa....-e--hesr SO, ofteu,l l.!
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
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= cariHt tlsial y ! 1rsat dlsna of NJ
|IiIs. No MN "a 1sGliSs q intenss reality;
||slvs - y ths icioss. Ths soismnity u
sths trial 81 acapital GO, reachea alnCsl
The tragic We 4hsxs no desire u b css.-
sors but suggest whesher upon such 81
OCCASION, The ussof such words y '''nigsers''
II At o. becoming. The charge Of The
Chief Justics wsa dsoorous and respect,
tul y ID. ssmodsl of kindnss md jndi.
oial visdom; nothing yivss higher stamp
N manhosd, than rsspectfor he llovly, ID
coort Of justice. w hops nsvs, again to
hear il, ths trisl of Y capss xhsrs j iifs i
II stake, witnesses dubbed II .pisgen.''
Tho rcstrum orb rbarsroon may aschoi back
sueh name, nat Tie aanctuasy Of the Nv.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14

IHERE is trouble brewing at the Indian
agencies. The food supply is insufhcitn nt
70 meet the wants Of $4,000 hungry savages
and very naturally. there is considerable
i1lsTcontent among the surrendered hcs,ilf,
IN consequence. The authorities should
lose NO time in forwardingsufRcient stores
70 supply all deficiencies; for, ravenous
and Unsuitable as is the appetite Of the av-
erage Indian, it Is cheaper in the end 10
iced them than to fight them. Bread 9. or
blood" il cry that means something when
1t comes from an Ogallala or Uncapap.
ln1oAS. u -E E,J}t .-- sa-.,s ..,,.' 'Irl,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14

'TiAis, and another from the same Place 4
the Suram range tof hills. The Russian
plan is ultimately to connect the Caspian
and volga system With the Black Sea bya
railroad from Petrevsk to Poti. The
strongholds, also, ofthe insurgent Circasa
ian chiefs, such as Mount Yurrib, have
been garrisoued and defended by series
ofstrong works under Russian officers, 80
That an insurrection could have but little
permanent effect The Caucasian tribes,
moreover, have little harmony of feeling
or action, and differ n much in their ipo-
litical aims a. in race. Those, on The
north, in Kabardah and the valley Of the
Iuban, toward the sss Of 'Azof, though
osrly opposed to the Russsaus, could
unite with Schamyls tribes on the
!, aue,t. paghestan. % Since their final con-
= aur,b.r 2 tribes have emigrated to the
: cape Russiisp iipe 100000 to Turkey, to es-
I'd neirhborbbiil bbiilitary service and the ha.
;. other hand, NE q Christians, On The
Il centre Of the Caucs = ~s:.n ss,. 'aa ~ -. -.
!. Muscovites, and ars =. ~, 'l,,ua'S - .lt
!, nssunrrr,ection insure now opsl likely to join th' !
I. any military effect on til u lac'' f0l
&C on the Danube and in Al, 49,. sAp.'s4
d outbreaks in the .Caucasiaaa,n9 aaanO.' "e's =
:, have scarcely::more importance eou'''eln,
be an Indian outbreak in the YelloNe "'1'
d gisn have had nour war ofthe rA,', s,1 - =
! Russia has evidently been concenG.
b blythe roads and by water from the se,t
b Azof and the Crimea, great army intbt
# wild mountaiDs-much larger than was
10 expected-and she may yet march
IS force through Armenia which shall swe
. III before it, and settle the fate Of Co
& stantinople from the Asiatic side,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14

o. +. r
THE PHENOMENON Of whiskey, mark
ed tax paid" and selling for less than cost
has struck the present Secretary Of the
Treasury, as it did Secretary Bristow, u
being peculiar circumstances requiring at.
fention. Whiskey is selling At $1,09 per
gallon in Cincinnati The corn in eyery !
gallon costs 25 cents and the government
tax is 80 cents . gallon, not tospeak OLA
Dor, machinery and the interest On capital
Invested. The secret is that the distiIlers
bribe the gaugers. Orders have been is
sued making extensive changes and
there are signs. Of another whiskey
ring raid. ...'s. 3 y 'a b, sa -
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14

,',1r DoEsS'T CLEARLY APPEAR, just YET,
whether as country, we are going to gain
y lose out Of the war troubles abroad. Wv w
Raw materials, except breadauGs have,
'metaphorically speaking; receiyeda . black
sye, and the process ,of funding our 6per
cents into 4 IL per cents, which was going
on at one lime at the rate tof 81, ,Oe0, 600
per day, has been intercepted BY the ma
tsursl conservation which L vas dsvelopsss
among ousy.lsnders. The dnin of6cid
ifom NJ sids 70 Europs, bss sst inlaiaslp.
~, ~ n ooQ 90 lvias \ y y ~ MN y;
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
] svlkusssroH. - u. Issss
NorsoE rol l6u1scRnERs. - Iheaepf ou,
euhscrihsrs uho ars indebted toths5 Mons
Ise Hraa1.D, will oblissby ~ = early greI|
mittance. lfassS bt aa.agl 3. sstt!Asiie
RHoADEs AADs HIssLEa nO4Ts.

Vtf 9btt
RHoADEs AMDs HIssLEG nO4Ts.
I, The poor culprit Khoades whose life wa
,siys. away 81 ajury Of his own selection
iii asonement, ior the crime Of murder, ]
nov ! cheerless, despondsnt and deati
strieksa prisoner. We visited him II hi'
cell i6starday afternoon, after his convic
ton, and ionnd him fully sensible Of Nj
avid iais., In the plea we intend ~ kim
We ars sensible ofrunpingfoul fold hab
in IA pfsjudices;, but l. the l.ha human y
promptines Of the heart the softening in
fluence Of Christian teaching are the excuse
We make ior our appeal. 7"
4 The lifs Of John Rkoades is forfeit u
Ne law biz dsys willsoon b numbered,
.ii ii the first fnsh 81 hls manhood he will be
cus Off this judicial ipiss~ Y -sert
II .l.:-uxsS a1(r4ssE - IL NIt0net
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14

,$Ip'f 5fa f,5&8A !. 4a
.ssasSsfse sss53t#.,,5 .s
& ttG't Gtia@ NJ tt.ts
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
LOTTERIEs, ,,,,

Prizes amounting 10 $50 0OoI
PRICE IN CURRE.'CY-Whole Tickets. 11O:l
Halves, t2O; Quarters. SO; Fifths, 90 Tentks
%; Twent.etha, 81; Fortiethg, ,3l.sf, gIs,s !,
: Circulars OF ini0rmf Jon furnished FREE
Orders filled Prizes Cashed, Spanish,
Bank Bills and Governments purchased.
TAYLOR CO., BankerB,,
apis8 so lqh9 MF7 q n wall Nt' !. NNW Yorqk
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
il ERA ! ! j. !
I, nssnans ! Asrsia

- U6anng 4srald
! N ligAs6 iSysr Imorning. tsa9aays
I ss.y'.<. SSF ~ csyskie 9 the caSllsgy
isif sa6sss u yRepsaGs hsA thrss
w.. o1l.i ! \ \ : a.. fasl'''..hs ].
III S No ~ shiplsy ssssa
w a5ii wil.ningsdn, M.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14

~ NJ Y1suk 1Essld \ h ~ M u!
lsicsaly xoeEl - ! dsnbls aed
rillion II UAh ~ sone time ~, \
(bssinnisg u taks ths back track and dis'
band III rebel lorcss. i should continue
| " good VOL uptA the ~ hstilS Nor
asa. -. s0na, ont ~ DIG il. hs garden.
Mormon .tshellioas sre good enough for :
winter ssasskion, but y no hot wsather :
revolt ofahs Saints, sven il the field d Or
erations were confined to the columns d
The Herald, would " moro than the aver
ags citizen could patiently stand.
OHE Of The tribes in the Caucasus has
revolted and there 4 some prospect Of !
formidable lsbsllioo' against the rnle Of
The Rmsians, which will sstiously interfere
With the trl1ldnspofs fsitiona aof troops and sap-
plies to Tie army of the Grand Duke NH
chael, This y one 81 the dangers Of opef-;
sling il The enemy , country, and, although
4 apsll matter in itself nay lead A. 70 disas'
leE in ths early future. Il es's srs ii,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14

COATS AND DoLEANs
LADIES COATS AND DOLNXNss
r Ladies' COATS AND DOLMANs,
LADIE0 COATS AND DOLMANS
4 Il LADIE0 COATS AND DOLNlANS
I, LADIES COA1N AND DOLNANS
@' iLADlEg COATS AND DOLMANS
Y Y IADIkB COATS AND DOLNANS
The New York herald., 1877-08-25
CHIEF M'DONOUGH.

he COMES TO rsoszoUrs THE ST. LOUIS
Chief Of Poitce MoDonoush, Of 81 Louj, arrived.
In this city after twelve o'clock last nighH Ho
met by Detective Tucker, the 81. LousA detective
who has been largely instrumental in the arrcst of
tho three iorgers OF tho st. Louis county bonds A
telegram notifying Chief McDonoueh OF the capture
Of the forged bonds and the men who
had attempted TO pass them, was sent on
Wednesday afternoon. On Thursday morning
the Chief loft ST. Louis He went to the Metropolitan
Hotel ut once, accompanied by Detective Tucker, and
Immediately sent out for copy OF yesterdays
HERALD. reporter OF the HERALD sent up his card
and shown at once TO their room. Tho
ticle in yesterdays HERALD the Chiof stated,
was correct and full in all particulars
but ono. The highest number OF genuine checks
was not 1884 bus 1888. The scres OF twenty-five
bonds bearing interest at six per cent and pay
ablc twenty five years, 10 which the forged bonds
clatmed to boong, from No. 1,3l4 to 33S. The
forged bond was numbered 1.3l5. The main object
Chief McDonoughs visit 20 this city Is To identify
the signatures on tho bonds. BE brings with HIM
sixteen Of tho originals which wcrc issued
when be himself was treasurer OF tho 81. Louis
county. In lS40 the Legislature of Missouri authorized
tho county Of 81. Louis to issue bonds TO tho Missouri
Pac,rc Railroad COMPANY The bonds were accord. G
signatures Ct David Thomas, presiding judge OF no
County Court, and OF Lewis +. Lacey, clerk OF sle
.sThere Is a peculiarity about Mr.. Lacey's sigma
turc said tho Chief, (which think Will not be found
In tho spurious bonds 1t Is that the letter W. In
Lewis Is made IN the form 0i small capital Tho
bandw wrtng also is as neat and small as ady's"
detective Tucker remarked that tho signature the
forged bond likewise neatly wrtten but had not
the peculiar "w' spoken OF by the Chief. Tho orig
NAL bonds with Chei McDonongh's baggage,
which had not yet arrived at the note,
aid could not therefore. bc scen lat
N ght They are engraved, he says on thin,
poor paper inferior that used by the county OF
ST. Louis at the present day. Tho Chief will be pres
cut with the bonds at the examination OF the thrcc
prisoners before Justice Duffy at tho Tombs at eleven
O'Clock a. ". today He cannot yot tel how long his
presence will be required
Detective Tucker states that Carrere yesterday
claimed to havo received tho bond ho attempted to
pass from Cannon This Cannon denies, saying that
no has not spoken 10 Carrero for
week. The detective, however, says that he
knows be called upon him the day before Tho arrest.
Detective Tucker confident that the mon will DO
brought to trial. convicted and sentenced Ave years
Imprisonment in the Penitcntiary He and Detective
Plnkcrton are strongly OF the opinion that the
who wore arrested last week in Chicago for
forgcres committed in New York, and those arrested
in New York this week forgerics perpctratcd in ST.
Louis, arc unquestionaby Of tho same band. They
are all well known lorgcrs.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25

Steamer Federico tsp). Abersstrn. Liverpoo-RJ Cor
ts -
Steamer Relief wscott Tuspan. Mex-Cosst Wreeking
stesmer City Of Dallas, Hines. Fernandina via Port
steamer Ann Elsa Iichsrds Philadsiphia-Jse Hsnd
Ship AkbAr, Lamson. Batavia for ordcrs-vernon
Ship q fIsxeitine. GiIksy. Triests-RP Buck l. Co.
Bark Cambran Br), Cholcrtou Averpooi-Arkeli Tufts
Bark Trec Dubrovacki tAus,, Tsranovich Cork. Fal-
mouth or Plymouth for ordsrs-Funch. Edye n Go.
Bark Virgo (Nor). Nicholson, Antwerp-funch. Edye
Bark Philip wcyergang cer), Brandenburg. stettinC
Bark Laura cncsce dtaD Lauro Gibraltar for orders
Brig San Antonio tsp, Puig Barcelona (spsn)-Eggers
brig Roberto G.aD Assarita phil'ipsv''e tAlsoria,-
Brig Annie storer Adams, Montev,deoJ Norton Jr.
x Sou.
Bri, LOWS squires Tuthi, Rio JaneiroThos Norton
Bris Eastern Star. Woodward. Domerara-H Trow-
Brig britannia notchkiss Barbsdos-n Trowbridgc's
Brig Merrick, Lppincots. Cardenas-J Is Ward Co.
Brig Adeim Mcocn. Arey, SAyua Ia tirHnde-FArsons
schr Freddie Ebbitt tBD. Veal Great Yarmouth, e
Schr Monte Christi Smith, st ohns PI-sanchcz Dox
Schr Isaac Oliver. Panne, Aux Cages vcrbcna CO..
Schr q Porter Allen. Sc John, Md II De Wolf Co.
schr Carrie (Br) Bonneli, st John, NIP Nevus 4
schr IIalsted tr,r,. Sullivan. st John, NIP No.
vius 4 Son.
Schr Eleanor squres. Georgetown and Pot Binn. SEE
d 1lurlhut Go.
schr John schuettc Hanson. wimington NC-E Hurl-
sclr Ella Bodino. Walton Chester ard Philadelphs-w
ii Van Brunt
schr s s brown, Mott. New Haven-Rackett & Bro.
schr lda Palmer. Palmer. stamicrd-Stanrvrd Msnu
facturinc Co.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25
THE MAINE CAMPAIGN.
PROSPECTS OF UNITED REPUBLICAN PARTY.
lex TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEALD7

THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOB GOVERNOR
PROSPECTS OF UNITED REPUBLICAN PARTY.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BANGOR, August a. 1877.
The letter OF acceptance of Joseph II. Williams,
democratic candidate for Governor OF Maine has
brought forth wocoumn article Of bittor denunci-
alton Of the candidate from the Daily Commercial OF
this city, OF the leading democratic organs Of the
state The second resolution OF tho democratic plat
form foows-"Tbe reversal Of the verdict OF tho
American people elcctng Samuel j. Tden President OF
tho United Stotes the most monstrous political
fraud recorded In history. Tho democracy submitted
to il in the interests OF peace 1t must not bo
peated." Mr.. Williams says:-'In considering tho
second resolution you have presented nowhere nnd
In 1t any impeachment Of tho Presidents title TO the
high Office which he occupies, and have dinlcuty
In according to 1t my iull concurrence
The Commercial says "Mr. W illiams' Interpretation
OF the language of that resolution Is without
or justification aud Is insult TO the we'll known ana
declared sentiments not only of tho Conven ton but of
tho united democracy OF Maine. What excuse, what
paliation has Mr. Williams offer for his assertion
thnt he nowhere finds ia that second resolution sany
impeachment OF the Presidents title TO tho high Office
which he occupies" What justification can he pre-
for understanding the fraud charged as
only the transaction OF returning boards and not 10
tho black and damning crime OF the TO OF the Elcc
toral Commission?
Tho breach the democratic ranks Is iswdenng every
day. Tho radicals claim that the Blaine element was
rampant the late Democratic Convention; that their
candidate a neighbor and friend oi Mr.. Blaine; that
Neal Dow and Joshua Nye, operating with their TEN.
perancc followers succeeded In killing resolution de-
nouncng prohibition and advocating license law.
The condition OF tho party to-day is worse
than II has been for years, and unless Mr. Williams
witbdraws another nom nation by tho irrcconc lab
Is talked or In The meantime Mr.. Blaine Is healing
the breach in tho republican ranks. The loud
sinking into whispers, and tho prospects of a united
republican party IN Maine is every day moro apparent
The New York herald., 1877-08-25
OBITUARY.
FRANKLIN A. ALBERGHR.

Franklin A. Albcrger, formerly Mayor OF Buffalo,
aud Tor many member OF the State Legislature
dIcd yesterday In Buffalo, OF heart disease Mr. AL
berger was born In Baltimore, Md, IN 1925, and re-
ceivcd good education lie removed TO Buffalo at tho
age Of seventeen years and into the buchering
and provision trade continuing that line Of business
TIL 1858. From the very outset OF his career he took
very active part In local politics and neced first
with the wing and ahcrward with the republican parry.
He was secretary OF tho FIRST republican meeting held
in Buffalo and member OF the first County Committee
OF that party. During the Know Nothing agitation he
was very decided in his hostility 10 the movement and
became very popular among the foreign element
In consequence In 1854 he was elected Alderman
of tho CITY OF Buffalo, and was moro than once re-
elected. In 1860 he was chosen as Mayor, and at
the close oil his term In 1862 was elected Canal
Commissioner, an olhcc which he continued 1 Tor
SIX years hc was sent 10 the Assembly In 1870,
whero he remained Tor several successive terms
being elected by very large maJorites During tho
war he was chairman OF the Military Relief Commit
tee of Buffalo and took active part In orrantzIng
the Twenty-hrst ana forty ninth regiments Of volun-
tears.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25
SPOKEN.

Ship Pxarro tBr Coltor from Liverpool for San Fran
Ship Sirius DER, Moer, from Bremcn for Baltimore
ssn civ OF Csshncrc 3). Grcyc. from Hull for San
Francisco July 20, lat ~. lon % W
Ship York (Br) Irwin from Liverpool Tor san Frnn
cisco Aug g, lat 4 so n, Ion 23 80 W.
Ship Langdon tBr), from Barrow forQucbec Aug =
lat ~ 30, lon 3. x.,,, ~.
rns, June 10. lat 3:5 ;, lon os r.. .. -
Dark Tos Lee tBD. from Quebec for Maryport, Aug Y
Bn,k Star of the wcs Penny, from New York for sgd
nov NsW July IL, lat 30 3, Ion "a 27W
Horace Scuddcr Smith, from Boston for Snlonic
Aug I, of Cape Spartcl. -, ,,.,,-
Bnrk Moonlight Wacrhouse from lhvcrpooi TOT rhii"-
dclpha, Aug =, lat 40 ~. lon II - -, -
BARK Norstjcrncn Nor. from Dublin for Quebec, Aug q
Bark Buenos Ayres tBr, vcls'n, f,Sm Bordeaux for
Bark Johann Ludwig tGc. Holtle from Rotterdam Tor
Baltimore Aug D. 40 miles OIL tho Cnpes of tho Do"'
Brig Clarabcio Cienfuegos for Baltimore. Aug 20
on Ioo Kcvs: schr Geo jordan from Savannah Tor
Montevideo Aug 81 tby steamer City OF Hou,tcn. p1
ochr Young Tcazer, from New Bcdoru Ior rhiiadepn's
Aug ~ of Block Island r.. u....s.. A.. "a
~ ~haol
The New York herald., 1877-08-25

DUBLIN. Aug zS-ssiisd bark sirsrs utsD. cieehero.
New YoFk.
YRxDxHrcKsnAvEx Aug io-Arrvsd. bark Insulan ror).
Noehcibost. Baltimore.
HAssun Aug 2-Arrtved. barks Tropie tswe) Kellmer.
Bull River &c; Wilhelm Kisker (Ger. Burmeister. vii.
mington. NC; brig Regina csp). Urgcl'ss. do
Sailed 23d, barks Nipote Acesme dtai,. Gallo. New
York; Mercsrlus Cswc), Lipdstroun. san Francisco.
hAvRx Aug 23-Arrived ship Medors Br). Downie Dali
timorc
LvKRPooL. Aug 24-Anived ship Malta (Br). ksvanarh
New York; bsrks Nehai tAus Marochins do 24th Kings
County (Br, Potter. Norfolk. Va; Wimburn (Br. HALT
day Canada
Sailed 9th, steamer st Louis (Bs,. Reid, PhiIadsphia
Also sailed 24th. bark Sarah Chambers Br Rutherford.
Delaware BrenkwRter
LONDON, Aug a4-Cissred. brig Ellen tBr,. Fraser
Americn
LIMERICK. Aug 23-sailed. bark Luigi dtaD. Costa,
United States.
LoSpoSpgRRY. Aug c4-Arrved. bark Nokomis (Br).
Cassidy. Baltimore.
Prnxus. Aug 16-Arrived, bark Twee zusters Dusch).
Harding. now York.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 21-Arrved. barks Angioettn Bozso
Qta Chiesa. Philadelphia: Etimclog!s Gta. Sierra. Bal
tmorc; Maria I.uisN dtaD. smidci Now Yorx.
Sailed 24th. Pm, steamer Gsmanic (Bp, Kennedy
Urom Livsrpoo). Now York.
Arrived 24th. PM, steamer Wyoming f3r} Jones. New
York for Liverpool (and proceedcd).
on Rochos Point 23d steamer Massachusetts (Br), WAL
ters. from Boston for Liverpool
SWANSEA. Aug 24-Arrived. bark Marion 0Br. Evans
Bull River
sAxrAKpEn. Aug l9-saied brig Victoria (Br, Prone.
United States.
Arrived prior to Ang "a. bark Ada Could Merritt,
Gjon.
zAsrr Aug is-Arrived. brig oluck Auf tasr). weyer
gang. Now York.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AycoyA Aug 0Arivcd, bn-x Albatross Nor). Nielsen
New York.
Asywxep Aug 3t-Arrived barks Argonaut (Nor). Moe,
PbiadcIphia; Tres de Mayo (sp), Garnecho. baltimore
BREMEN. Aug 2i--Arrived, ships Anna Decatur Bohme,
Now York; 2sd. Marlborough CBr,, Munroe Baltimore;
bark Adolf Ger, Brocxelmnnn, Now York.
BonpgAux Aug 23-Arrivcd ship Protector 'Nop' "od'
New York; bark Kong Carl lNor), Knudscn. do
sailed oal bark Maria (Br,, stewart. New York.
Bomp,Y to Aug 24-Arrivcd, ship Isaac Reed, Colby,
Liverpool.
CorExuAGrx Aug I9-Arrivco. bsrks Orner tNor. Lar'
sen New York; 21s Prndscssc Louise (Nor Kramer, do
Pro Dcmo tNor), jacobsen. do
CAclAnr. Aug le-Arrived, bark La Maria dtsD. Ira
pan Nav York-