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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

A head equal to the greatest events,and
heart superior to the strongest temptations,
are qualities which may be possessed sosecret-
ly that mans next door neghbor shall not
discover them, until some unforeseen occasion
calls them forth.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

The good are never successful in catching
fish, We have tried it ourselves. -Rochcster
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

Good old Uncle Jabez said one cold morning,
as he was hunting for the matches: s'When
die hope I'll go where won't have to make
the fire every morning." "You needn't fret
about that" snapped his wife, from under
the blankets, ''you'll find the fire all ready for
YOU, never you fear.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

It is astonishing how soon man aeknowl-
edges his mistake when he puts the lighted
end of cigar in his mouth.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

DRIGGS' Catarrh Eradicator will cure Catarrh., II
ID arises from disorganizud condition of the stomach
vitated secretion Of the ganduar system, and mpuri
ty Of the blood II Is constitutional we'll as local
diseased. The symptoms ARE partial complete oh
struetion Of the nasal cavity heavy loaded disagreea
bic feeling in the head cogging up OF the throat in the
night with thick obnoxious matter, having when
PEELED scabhy appearance occasionally streaked With
blood Briggs Catarrh Eadcator IL sent by mail or ex
press on receipt Of price quarts
FOR use. Warranted cheapest aud most effectua Adj
dress Dir. J. Briggs and Co. Newark -. Sold by G. NJ
Shamalia, Moore's Drug Store, Lambcrtyie, ~.
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THE BEST KNOWN CURATIVE AGENT.

These highly perfected Curative Appliances supply to the body mild and continuous
other
omy.
Of
the
Excron Nuion and Circulation
to stAfsfss sssataH
of
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

The Rome Sentinel insists that money is the
missing link between man and q tailor.
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A Great Offer. =!

We win during these hard times dispose Of 100 Piano
and Organs and second hand Of hrstclass NJ aker
including Waters at lower prices for cash or install
ments or to until paid for than eyer before offered
ncluding their Souvenir and Beudeir tfe hes
made. Octave Pianos Sf5e Us do 500 notlused a
Stops $40. 10 Stops sSs u steps Sl0Q CASH used
year. II perfect order and warranted Local and Travel
ing Agents Wanted. Illustrated catalogues mailed
liberal discount TO Teachers Ministers Churches
Sheet muse at half price. Horace Waters 4 Sen
Manufacturers and dealers. 40 East II S Union Square
MY. Jy. !. iw
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

Silence is the softest response for an the
contradictions that arise from impertinence,
vulgarity and envy. M
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

Gently glide the days along, and the house
fly who knows his business will soon begin to
gather. up cotton batting and hunt for Grew
ice near the stove pipe.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

Usefulness is confined to no station and it
is astonishing how much good may be done
and what may be effected by limited means,
united with benevolence of heart and activity
of mind.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

How much pain have those evils cost us
which never happened Wait, then, till trials
come a kyfka Is
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

Distance has only relative value. When
a man sits down on carpet tack only quar-
ter Of an inch long, 1t is hard for him to re-
aiize that the point of It didn't come out at
the back OF his neck Ha0keye.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

A firm in Rondout, N. Y ), has already sold
over ten thousand sleds this season. .Tg
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

The courage that can face the cannon's
mouth without flinching is Of high order,
but is it safe TO bet that it out-ranks that re-
CURED to look 4 cold cook stove in the face
about five a. m.
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MISCELLANY.

Begia,to fatten your pumpkins for Thanks
giving pdmpkih pies. Bridgeport Standard
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Hygiene Of the Nervous System. 81
Progressive Medic Electric Science. Il:
Franklin Experiment.
Bathing as a Hygienic Measure.
Sir Henry Holland, Portrait and biography.
Sir William Ferguson, Portrait and Biogra-
ia ply. Ha.
Facirnile Of Diploma of Award Granted BY
the Centennial Commission at Philadel-
phia.
Paracelsus, the Prince Of Empires. Ma \ lss
lSlandering Doctors. AK 81 siw d3iass 4sS
Galvanism: its Origin, Perfection, and Abuse
Sleep. a 81.
Advice to Consumptive Invalids. @h.7 sss
Climate. sfS e ssssss si'i.a
Health and Pleasure Illustrated Mountain
Scenery Aaa TO s Iafs.is s.,,..ssS ~
Marriage Guides, Bogus Medical Institutes,
Etc. = rs @
Humbugs. sas rs
ie si4
.ssa
sass e sI $685. ssit
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Note the Contents.


Nervous Debility. fa
Pulvermacher's Belt and Suspensory Appli-
ance Illustrated.
Dependence Of Health Upon Circulation.
Medical Electricity. +.
Mind and Health.
Drugs. sas e YES
Pulvermacher Galvanic Establishment Illus
Editorial Comments--N Notes upon HYGIENE
and Physical Culture ongratuhtory
Bogus Belts, Bands, Etc. Travelling Inn
postors-Pe Perpetual injunction-Gym nas-
tim Exercises-Specialists and Mounte-
banks Exhibition Notes Importance
Of Exercise A New Wonder Pleasures
without Moderation, and other Miscel~
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sa s0d go dsiAg 81 aAH
haK nfa ~ sypsel n sgls III
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Electric Quarterly
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The Of THE ELECTRIC QUARTERLY contains yaua
bic information for nvads Nervous Exhausng
and Painful Diseases 1t the laws culture
and shows how perfect bodily health and fully reganed BY
Of aEaa.a
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

Peter Heitzman, Of No. "a Clinton street. was ar
ragned before Justice Murray yesterday on tho charge
Of burglary on complaint of Henry Schwartz the pro-
pretor OF bakery at No. 2S5 East Fourth street. Mr.
Schwartz informed the Justice that he employed the
prisoner about week ago work in his bakehouse,
but becoming dissatfed with his work. discharged
him. Mr. Schwartz was awakened about tour O'Clock
yesterday morning by hearing loud crash
in the cellar, and went to investigate
tho cause OF tho strange NOISE. While
IN the darkness he was caught by the throat. Mr.
Schwartz grappled with his assaant and desperate
Aght ensued Alter freeing himself from the grasp OF
the burglar he shouted help, which promptly ar
rived, in the person OF Detective O'Connor, Of the
Eleventh precinct, who arrested Hetzman- The oure
partition in the hallway, and had assorted about $500
worth OF clothing and portable goods from u trunk
which he had forced open. Although caught In the
act OF committing the robbery, he pleaded mot guilty."
and was held default OF bail 10 await the &C.
ton Of the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
MINIATURE YACHTING.

The American Model Yacht Club hold an Informal
meeting last evening at the residence OF Mr. Baker,
No 70 Clermont avenue. Brooklyn No business Of
importance was transacted, although an unusually
large number OF members we're present The principal
event Of the evening was the presentation OF
Ia handsome silver pitcher, as mark OF
esteem and appreciation OF the merits Of
the recipients yacht to Mr.. Philip Brasher,
OF the soop La Bayadcrc. Ex.Commodvrc PetO pre-
scnted the gilt neat speech, and Mr. Brasner made
an appropriate RESPONSE alter which the gentlemen
sat down to "a collation..
The interest manifested among the yachtsmcn
ccrning the coming season was great all seeming de-
terrned 70 make the OF 1877 the most impor.
tant yet chrOniced In the annals Of miniature yacht
ing. Two schooners and one sloop, all sixty
inches length, will be added to the fleet the club
while all the known modcls viii compete for the sew.
craI prizes which will be offered during the coming
summer.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
CLEARED.

Steamer Wyoming D, Jones' Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams X Gu.on.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg Portland-J Ames
ship Strathearn (Brj, JarmBn. Liverpool Henderson
Bros. -
Bark Anna Bella (Br). Forbes London-Peabody. Willis
4 Co.
Bark spirto (AuD Kossovlch Bristol. E-socovch x
Co
Bark Fannie Carver. cronstadt and Batc. Port Reve
or ltiga-J Boriand 4 Co
Bark Henry (Ger,, Minssen. Bremen-Herman Koop
Co. - -
Bark Hattie Goudey (Br, Morrill,. Hsvre-James Ell
well 4 Co.
Bark raiisman (Br) Deiano Barbados-Dwioht Platt.
bark q dc Zsldo, Miller st Jago and Guantanamo-Wsy
dell X Co.
Brig Fran tNor), Bjornsen Bahia-C Tobias & Co.
Brig Ransom (lSr) ison Porto Cabello-penisten Co
Brig Tropic (Br). Baker, Points Pitre, Quad Boyd
Hincken.
Brig r II Todd. Mcclure Key West -Gorham Roardnan.
Brig Emma Shaw lBD. Phillips. Portland, Me-
Bertaux.
schr Virginia Ruion, Rulon, Para-Burdctt Pond.
Schr willard Strowbridge, Laguayra and Porto Ca
beilo-DaiIctt, Boulton 4 20.
schr Henry Parker, Lewis Nassau, MP Brown.
schr Florence Lillian. Smith. Georgetown md Pot Buh
SEE hurlbut 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06

s Ds:.is %.s;G H.ssn den siessG wss.:y css:
hiss. % sieP..ssd fymossS Sosi Gra london
LYss Jan ,osaiisd sansons. Cappous Baltimore; Pa
IospcsDsRaT. Jan ao-sasd. Giuseppe Accons. csrv'-
'D IsxScx Jan 22-sasd william Owen. Brown. Balti-
LISBON. Jan l7-saied, Marianne WI. Lopez Philadel-
WAssIurs. Jan 2e-ceared. Limerick Lass. syporiek.
Nsw York M0rvis Mssnesssn gSne Mcleod New
York. - c,...u r., u.., c,-
Msss,s4 Jan i5-AT..ed Miranda Anderson cs''es
s.isd 4sh impsrstor Jensen. New York; cassin ID.
EAlAsA. Jan 7-sailsd, y x Clements KmbalI, Csds.
NxwrosT jan ass.Isa sasseS cIs Mshsrsh s Tor v."ics
iIrnI. js" ai-sailsd: TemDar. Trophy. Philadsphs;
SsS rnss rIlas s" -salea. xlexanda o. xack.y Mes
Plsaour Jan s,Arriyss sydsph.% BSSrns' S" ps. So.
e EGsanS 1 %
Poa1sxoyrn. Jan aoTowsd out to spithead Geo Lnck.
s:%.na for r"aspss. sn sailed m tn. roads, c..r
YsT. ssna pss ss.s: s:el 3;0s4 H&
nS eids New York; Oxford, from aavrs for Southwest
sailed 2ad and pu. back Delaware. Marshall from Hsvs
for s"ushwess Pass .,-., 60. !, coo,.. c.,..o,.
,apd ndI@1s sailed lit ish tor n..sna
rnlA,s tBsIe se, Jan Como Quberon Abnss
w nn = n' Tapeo wym.n
Mobile. =, a,. mo-.
sailed 2.d Jacob HASKELL Crowell. Gloucester; 2Sd
Ceres, for Hull. -.
RXwscArE Jan cO-Sailad. Eurocydon, Sinclair urom
Han,kurg, Wilmington (and passed Deal 2lst)
ROTTERDAM, Jan 10 Cleared ltosalie, Pedersen New
York +: Marie sarah. Hardrat, America l,
RAsGoox. Dec 22-Cleared, Herman, Dillon. LiverpooA
snXSxIis. Jan .a-oG chiosga. Finlau Boston. z. tor
Baltimore rx. s..
New York. 49,, s.,-.,. ~.
diiy Gen Sedgwick Rogers do Ernst Maria Boye Savan
nah: Stat, christensen. New York. go.
Sr HKLExA-Arrived y telegraph from Madeira Jan 2p.
Mary stone phnney Man. & ior New Scrt ae e., Ro.,o.
yanors Groundwmter. from Singapore tor New York.
N.psiRA j AN il-Saiied. Echo, for Charleston.
TARRAGoxA Jan i7-sailed Tubal Cain. Stone, New
York. u ,, r.r.,.,....
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
A VERTEBRATE CHRISTIAN.

Al Association Hall DR.. Howard Crosby delivered
lecture yesterday evening on "Ancent History 10 Its
Co onnccton with the old Testament" We have heard
great many apologies for the Bible he began, from
"invertebrate" Christians Now, II the science Of
the Bible liz not to be trusted then Its inspiration is
likewise not TO be credited He then went
on to prove that the story OF Moses con-
ccrnipg the pal@ontology OF the earth, as well as
the origin Of race was corroborated through
out by historic and geological testimony. Even the
most trivial substantated by records ex-
humed from the runs OF Assyra and Babylon by Butta
and LAyard The lecturer cited numerous passages
from antiquarans In this connection and showed the
dervations Of many words which, as they are at pres
brought 10 their Assyrian origin quite significant
Gunduni, for Instance, the old name for Babyionian
Valley became unedan IN Hebrew and then Eden.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALLoA Feb 4-saiied. bark Antioco Accams NtaD Del
box United States.
ANTWERP, Feb 4Arrved. steamers Tevot Orr. Nisbet
New York: 5h Nederland Q'eg). James. Phil"dephia;
bark Arracan iGer). Bunje Baltimore via New York
Sailed 9Th, bark Melbourne (Br). Rogers. New York
Passed Flushing 4h AM steamer Switzerland (Belg)
Jackson. Antwerp for New York
AxsrrnpAx Feb 4-saled. bark Carlton (Br). Allen,
New York.
BssmKx, Feb 5-Arrved. barks Hancock tBr. Hughes.
Philadelphia; W jenkins (Br), Roger Galveston; Alma
Ger. Lahmeyer. New York.
BILHoA-sailcd, Anna. for New York.
CALCUTTA Jan IiSaied ship Carisbrooke Castle ODD,
Fieebody. New York.
cADIz. Feb 2Saed, bark Commerce. Elliott. New YORK.
CARDIFF. Feb 5-saled, bark Charlotte A Littleded.
Carver. Havana
EXETER Feb sArrived, brig Miletus Nop, Olsen. New
York.
GrpnALrAn to Feb 5-Arrived, brig Russo dtaD. Lam.
grany, New York
Sailed 27th brig pomenico dtaD Jaccarno drom Pslcr
mol, New York.
GENOA Jan so-saiisd bark Maria Christina dtsD JAG
carini. United States
IIULL, Feb 4Arrved, ship CROMWELL Richardson o"i
cutts.
uAvnr Fob 3-Arrved steamer Thingvalla (Dan), Mou-
rcr New bark Cecie Anger Fr) Croix Charleston
tlas been strained)
Sailed 4th, steamer Pommerana tueD, schwensen Vom
IIambnrg) New YORK.
Hoso Koxa. Feb 3-Arrived previously, ship MsNesr,
| Taylor, Cardiff
LivEnPo0L, Feb 3-Arrvcd, bark Wa'dimer (Nor LM-
SEN New 4th ship Emily Augusta Br, Day Mobile
bark Latona (yor) Jorgensen Savannah: 9th, steamer
Ohio Morrison Philadcphs; ships Isaac Webb UrQuhart,
New York via Fayal Glory Of the Seas Mclaughlin, San
Francisco.
Also arrived 4th steamers Batavia Br, Mouland New
| York; Dominion tBrJ, Gibson, Phiadephia.
Also arrived 5th ships City OF Perth (Br, Torrance. San
Francisco stanordshre tBr) Gunson, Now York; bark
Ocean Express (I3r). Urosoy. Galveston.
Sailed 4tn, barks Moen tBr, Trmbe. United States.
after putting back; Kong Carl (Nor, iienricksen. doi
9th steamer Quebec (sr) Thearc. Halifax and Phsdel-
| phia
LONDON Feb 4Arrived, barks Holtingen (Nor), Even.
SON Vow York; 6tn Muisto (Rus). Hagen. Bull River.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER GEORGE wAsHINcros, hence for 81 John. NF
efore reported missng) has been lost For particulars
general news columns
STEAMER CASPIAN from Baltimore for Liverpool: ashore
In the chesapeake Hodges straits opposite the fotonac
River; went In log. Captain Irocks teegrapnru on
Saturday the agents ut Baltimore that the steamer wo
The iceboat Maryland Captain Griggs LETT at two ~ WIN
lighter to tho Caspians assistance ana roachen ne uc
fore daylight Sunday The steamer Westover from NOT
oIk passed the Caspian ut Kedges Straits on Satuany
i've PM. She under steam. and was henuen o'wh
the bay She apparently about ~ hoat ana ns a"
the 9th and after taking cargo proceeded on ner
voyage No damage done 10 either vessel or cargol
SNIP Isaac WEBs Urquhart. from New York which put
into Fayal In distress arrived Liverpool AM Feb
SHIP GARisALpt (of Boston), Thatcher, put into 81
Thomas, WI, Feb leaky, having sprung aleak az sea-
Tie GAbadt sailed from San Francisco Oct H. with uli
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
HErLER's WONDER THEATRE.

Last evening tho third series OF Helers marvellous
performances were commenced at his Wonder Theatre
Broadway, opposite the New York Hotel. The house
was filed with highly respectable audience, and the
feats OF the both amazed and Interested
the behoders In his programme for the present
week Heller hos introduced several new features,
among them "Lucifer's Punch Bowl, "Cupid tho
Roses tho marvellous ''Cabalistc Clock, &c. Among
the other startling and amusing scenes are the secobd
Sight Mystery" the astounding optical illusion In
Which tho iace of Miss Heller appears while the lady
herself IS far distant, the piano practice OF board.
ing school MISS" the adrot cord manipulators, tho
sudden disappearances and astonishing recovery OF
watcnes pieces Of money, handkerchefs and other
articles selected at random from among the audience
all o which keep both tho eyes and cars OF the spec
iators continually open- their minds are not bewi
dcred or their senses bewnched-from the beginning
10 the close Of tho extraordinary exhibition II is an
agreeable, gcnteel and instructive entertainment
throughout.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
rKBRUARY 5, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 5, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

RrpoRrsp sY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND uSRALD
wHIrKsroNE rELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Rhcin i,er FRANKIE Bremen 20 and south
ampton 23d with mdse and Ill passengers to Oerchs
Steamer Knicksrbocker. Kemble New Orleans Jan 81.
with mdse and passengers to Clark seaman p.-.
Royal Fob p with mdss and passengers 70 Mallory
Steamer Alliance Carr Philadelphia with mdse Jas
90 Marshall e Co Had fine weather ali passass
Mary g.sh s hei Nswsass .ys .; 50 ssys
strong and NV gales carried away topgaans yard and
BARK Asdsr So Runersten Glasgow ~ days in bss..
the and rS, ss
winds and caims. -,
.. s.s 10 ssSn SSs days. In
bark Flying seSd OBJ Cruise Rio JsnsirS Vi. ia HAMPTON
the % Equator Dec - Ss date is miles 81 q
aS jInss :s 81 a1 n
oa SSlss . $ &c. ru''A No'' '''''a Equator
days, with sugar to J II Winchester Co. Had tine
schr Robert Palmer tof stonIngton,. Dennssn Tassn
ros and Gibraltar 80 days with wool to Wood Pay
and SPs ~ winds sns nrs days. since seashsr
Sch, annie ISSs;s xsne a spss. % Miller M
Houshtop Jan 80. Of Hssssrss saw brig DashAwAy (Br
schr jamestown, lia.clton: Richmond
sehr &C g Craft ,..Sr Greeley; y;,;,Is Richmond.
sehr \ i Burton; Bpad, Virginia,
sssr h'sessa ScaoS knsSs DnsIss Lses vysIn yTn.i~
Sch, J Delan, Mesrs. Virginia
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
echr Sunlight Hodgdon, Boston for New York.
Schr Calvin II Harris. Benton Boston tor New York.
Schr Annie Stevens Tce. Providence for Philadelphia.
Schr VIM Elmer. Tnbtle, New London for New York.
Schr X Dean. White New London for New YORK.
Schr Adelaide Rowland, Greenport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer rranconia. Bragg. New York for Portiana.
Steamer City Of Fitchburg Springer. New YorK Tor New
Bedford
steamer Thetis. Young. New York for Providence:
Schr q p Gerrish Pike, New YORK tor st John, NIB.
Schr American chief Snow, New York tor Rockand
schr Pointer, Dill. New York for Providence.
schr Eliza B Beard Odcil. New York Tor ~ John NIB
schr J Fell. Shropshire, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr sophia Wilson, Melville. Hoboken tor Boston.
schr Wheaton Jarvis, Perth Amboy for Providence
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
SPOKEN.

Ship Prince Arthur Of st John. NIB (which steering
not stated. Dec ~. lat 26 5. Ion Il Il.
ship Victoria Nyanxs (Br). Large from ihvcrp"ol for
Francisco Jan IL, 100 miles VIZ OF Cape Fnisterre
ship Paul Revere Mullen. Boston for San Francisco Dec
o, lat Al 33 &. Ion go.
ship Chas i.ung Ger from ailao for Bremen. an 20
lat - n. Ion . W. .
Ship VIM II Marcy. Marcy. from New York for San Fran
cisco Dec IA. lat :. Ion 80 low.
An Am ship. showing JBWs ~. steering Sw,
Jan 3. lat 10 s, Ion 81 w.
ship. showing RDwN. 100 DAYS from California for
Hambnre. Jan 4. lat ~ 81 y. lon ~ 81 W.
Bark Gessner Ger. Chrisoners, from Bremen for New
York. Ian 81. lat 40 Ion T.
Bark Ocean Ger Nahmens from Bremen for Baltimore.
Jan t5 lat Al AZ. lon = 30 . -
BARK Albert Reed from Portland y, Tor LONDON nov ID,
lat 81 10 =, lon 67 80 W.
Eark l. d geow (Br) Farris from Liverpool for Tybce,
ian 20 about Is miles WNW of Rarlev Light
A bark. showing NMCR from kenmarc for Baltimore.
Jan 70. lat 46 O6. Ion II ~
Brig Maria Becker Of Strasund from Philadelphia %
for Falmouth. J an ~. lat 81 So Ion 81 ~.
schr Croix from 81 Marc tor Boston Jan % lat 30.
Ion T., - -
schr eommel from Pensacola tor Philadelphia. Feb
I. lat 3 20. Ion II 90 49, -
Allegro from New London Tor Porto kico an "a.
lat l. ~ 80 30.
The New York herald., 1877-02-06

Cleared ssh, bark Eiwsn tBD. Crosby United
States
sailed orsvsssnd sth bark Msdbor CNor'' Jensen
New York.
LYNN Feb 4-ssiled bark Dsseti Dubrovseki us) ORA
bos, Cnited STATES
LospoxDKRRy. Feb s-saiIed. bark stormy Petrol tBD.
Duyer. United states.
MovILLK Feb 5-Arrived steamer Ssrdinan (Br), Dut-
ton, Portland via Halifaxio LIVERPOOL.
NEWCASTLE Feb 4-ssiled. bark Ldskjelf Nor, 'under
sen. United States
NAPLES. Jan 27-saiisd. brig Mary Thaysr Tushi.
United states.
PgSARrn, Feb 5-Arrivsd. bark Akbar (Br). Bigmore
New York
Quxgxsrowx Feb 5-Arrvsd, ships @ C rrufant (Br) !.
Thompson San francisco; Comet Bray do; Pomona r',
Hamilton, Astoria. o; bark Harry Baschmxn ur,. Card
New york.
Also arrived 5th AM steamer Marathon (B. Garrett
Boston for Liverpool (and proceeded.
ROTTERDAM Feb +Arrved, steamer Rotterdam tDutch).
Wis., New York.
Sailed Sd. steamer Mas Dutch Chevaiier New York;
bark Mary Mckee. Sharp. United States
RIO JAxEIRo. Feb 3Arved previously bark Fairy Belle
(Br). Gardner. Wilmington. NC
SHIELDS. Feb 5Sailsd, brig Eta Whittemore, Wright'
Havana mot as before).
TRIESTE. Feb 2-sAisd bark Lawrence dta. Pollio,
United StateA
Arrived United Kingdom port Feb 4, bark Monsoon
(Nor). Svendsen Pascagouls.
Loxpos Feb 5-ship J H Kimbsil. from Amsterdam tor
Cardiff ashore Terscheng will be got Oh with the aid
OF pumps. and is to be considered lost
brig Louisa Brj, LIE Bisnc from Murray PEI, for Now
York. was abandoned $50 miles oil New York. The crew
brought NeuwsDiep by tho British ship Magnolia
Capt from Mobile for Amsterdam where she arrived
Feb3 The Louisa built Darlington, Ms In 1858.
owned In Halifax. and registered 257 tons.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 5-Bsrk EvsnGeline tB) Oflara. which
sailed 10 the United States has returned to
dock.
Ship Herbert Beech (Br) Crosby. hence Jan 10 for Ty
bee. has put back, having lost sails.
BREMEN. Feo 5-Ship Friedrich (Ger>. Bruggemann.
20 for the United States has put back with sails
splii AM N aiumnst broken
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
NEW BROADWAY THEATRE.

The play presented at the New Broadway Theatre,
last evening. Is entitled 'Marton, Ia Jolie Bouque
iierc," and Is evidently adaptation from the
French One cannot say, with any consideration for
the original author, that It has been improved by tho
adapter. But then audiences are not SO exact
ing others. and II play affords legitimate amuse-
the patrons OF house that is all that need DO
required. Evidently Marion" did afford much
amusement last evening. II Is described as musical
comedy. and 49, after fashion, what II purports 10 be-
Even that fashion tho artists engaged IN its
presentation may not always grasp, but they
arc entertaining all the The play recites the
mshaps and adventures likely 10 attend upon beauty
without q portion. Marion is pretty little lower
grl whose hand has been pledged 10 baker, and the
torures mud this poor fellow Is made to suner be-
fore he grasps hts prize would be sufficient 10 unsettle
the reason OF bakers out Of ten In any community
Miss Leighton played Marion with good deal OF
spirit and was supported by MI. Charles webster a.
Isidore Fnrine Mr. TOm Owens Baron Troptard,
Mr. G. W. Vessels us Marquis Dc Volangc, and the full
strength OF numerous company.