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THE RIFLE-xATCH.

= CREEDMooR, September 1.-THE British
team finished firing at tho eight-hundret-
yards range an hour later than the, Ameri-
can team. .-'1 r."'- .t.T"n .., a." !''.t ..ll'
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.,. For the SUM- ,.-,.
The Recent Duelling EscaDade.
BALTIMORE, September IL, Is

y. BALTIMORE, September IL, 1877.
Messrs. Editors: In view OF the publicity
given by the press TO the late affair between
DR.. Norris and MI. Bagwel, ! deem it my
duty. acting as the friend and second OF the
latter. to place before the public the whole
facts.of the case.- Mr.. Bagwelt and his sec!
ond,e Dr.laEhytc, in order to escape the pos
sibiity Of arrest, left the city on the eve
ming before the appointed meeting, ana
slept near the spot selected: Owing TO an
error, in the timepiece by which they We're
guided they arrived at the appointed
place too > late by about twenty min
utes, Just in - time to discover 1.-the
carriage containing DR.. Norris and
his second, Mr.. Hamilton, leaving the
grounds. Efforts to stop the carriage We're
unavaiIing. Mr.. Whyte, from private fam
lily reasons, having been compelled to with
draw, from his position as Mr.. BagwelPs
friend, I, acting in his stead, communicated
with Dr. Hamilton, and while acknowledge
ing Mr.. BagwelPs want OF punctuality,,
stated on honor that it was unavoidable, and
that he was now ready to give DR.. Norris
the satisfaction originally demanded. /
Receiying;no reply to this wrote to DR..
Hamilton, demanding meeting or refusal
to the same in writing, having mean time
advised the departure Of my principal from
the city, in order that no obstacle might
arise from his arrest. To this last commu-
nication received written refusal on Dr..
Norris's part to meet Mr.. Bagwell. =. .... :.
Nr. Bagwell has shown a desire to grant
DR.. Norris satisfaction from the first, and,
with the exception Of his unavoidable late
ness, has used every effort to grant n meet
ing. DR.. Norris, by his friend, states that
he cannot meet Mr.. Bagwell, and if he, who
originally demanded the meeting, is willing
to confess himself satisfied, though we were
unayoidably detained, and have since given
every opportunity for the meeting, we can
only let the matter rest. JAMES S. kEY.
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flour.

Fine, s4.5O: superhne, s5.5o@s5;75,;; extra 81.
perrine, S6.25@s $3.50; common family, S7Ms7.50 ;
Fancy family and City Mills, $eG*S.35.
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-, l7s BALTIC. STREET., BRooKIYNI, ~ y, Yr} -,
H. r. Steoens. Esq: f"'' ~
Bear Sir,-From personal benefit received by its
whose cures thereby have seemed almost miracu-
lous cnh most heartily ana sincerely recommend
M 10 cure JAMES P. LUDLOW,
?<':s7'i' late pastor Calvary Baptist church.,
-a'l,j'' ..s" ~ :, sacraInent cai.,
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The Ye1lOw.Feyer.

QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS 0N;TEsSELs FRoM
BRUNSWICK, GA, REMovEDt
PoRr Royal. S. c., September little
quarantine restrictions on. vessels from
Brunswick, Ca, have. been removed, as
official information has been received that
no yellow-iever exists there.
FIVE DEATHS AT FRRNASDiNA.na
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September 14.-EiYe
deaths have occurred at Fernandina. since
the last report. and there areseyeral new
cases. DR. Mcfarland, from Savannah, says
the disease is Enthusiastically yellow-feyer,
and viii shortly become epidemic. 1t is
almost impossible to. get at the true-con-
dition OF affairs there, The Board OF Health
is now we'll organized, and hospitals are
soon to lie established.--
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GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN.

"a: r Bosroy;HoNE. I4TYLER sTREBT,{
-. ~ - ~, BosToN, Aprih'1s7e. s
II. R. Stecens: :..l. i.'.:T.'.21 49,. .'
have been greatly benefited by the yEGETITE you
have so kindly given us from time 70 time, especially
'O0 ....., MRS. n. W0RMELL' Aa!ron.
49,. t., I.l,!..," ,, .~tif i.'ii s'-3''' -
i'm !, -. 10 -.. IT,. r.r,..f..' 80 go. '',st
,r.m.t.- 80. g.,.r----- -. i = ".'!'"'."...
i.fr E!sHrH III -.;N :! CO. 'i'"aE -.
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.vEGETINE.
REV. Q. T. WALKER SAYS.

PROVIDENCE, R. i, 1e eA TRANSIT It's STREET RE
f. FEEL bound to express with my signature the high
yalue i place upon your YEGEnEE. NY tam l1
bity II Is nyauable, aud recon- 1t to all WHO
ah Ytgorattng re < tlas t9p1f; :"
formerly, pastor q ot Ras,on
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az. :, T.. i, lVEa H TINE an' -,
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT, :: ::

SOUTH sAIE,a, MASS, November IA, 1878. /
b Dear Sit have been troubled With scrofula
Canker, and Liver Complsint for three years. NO,
usine the VEGETISE ain now getting along hrst-
rate, and sill gsipg the VEGET1EE. CONSIDER
heartily recommend 1t to everybody. Yours truly
Mas, LLZZIE-M. PACKARD, -
No. &c Lagrange street, South Salem, Mass.
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|-.ssDr. Carrie isto:speas at thsa Lynehburg
sFair. -. .i't,'et'sa y ii'''-t
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'EGETfNE.

q, i,aG ,i'- ,h.i mont Sufl!E W. .
! mo. Il. xutt.,a> El.Ln ali: = > -. ~. i.
nj I.r,a.. ri 49, ,Esi eHf :h<Sr h7;i"! "ii' u
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w ;I.,b ;ll,,, wat,e !. :

Tue QUEER WAY IN WHICH WEL1tDIGGER
FINDS WHARF.-THE MYSTERIOUS HAZEL
SWITCH.
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..EEGETIEE. ,'rsn ,:
SHE RESTS WE'LL

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., OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Waite, 23s bushels. Red, 1895 bush
The New York herald., 1877-10-07
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Richmond (Br, Leitcn Liverpool via
Celtic tBr Giesde Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Egypt tr Grogau, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Denmark tBr). Williams, London-PwJ Hurst.
steamer Ethiopia fBrl Craig Glasgow henderson Bros
Steam weser cGer Barre. Bremen via southampton
steamer Gi!sland tBp, Rutter. Aavrc-J Thicker
Steamer City Of Mexico, Mcintosh, Havana Prosrsso
c:%ssasass s,se,s son xpxy
Ferris 20 ">'~o'e'' 's-,'
we.sMC s"a'i il Mallory 4 Co. ''o.
Steamer Agiers. Hawthorne. New orleans-Bogers
steamer New Orleans. Dearborn. New osleans-ciark
Steamer San Jscnto. Hazard. savannah-Geo yonge,
steamer City OF Atlanta. Woodruff. charicsson-J W
Steamer Benefsctor Jones' Wilmington and Morehead
steamer Old dominion. Gibbs, Norfolk. City Point and
ss.%sa ps%as' Sniss DE-
"ssa steamer Biddis Davis, philadepha-James Hand
steamer Nereas. Halie,t Boston III DimocI
Ship zogavs Mears semen-DiIl ksdn;nrY' R.r.,ux
Bark Nuovo ver,as GtsD Certolotto. Cork Falmouth
'0 Bark Perhshire cB Alexander Queenstown Fal
BARK Amaithea tNorS, savesen. Queenstown Fall
mouth for orders-Benham Boyssen: c... ,,,,nr .
Bsrk ys.or Sisa tNorj. Ees Rotseraam-Louis Teisn.
Bark Eureka. Chapel, Dunkirk Francc)-vsrnon II
Bark Billy simpson (Br). Porter, rreste-J Whitney
Brig Ransom tsT, Litsom. Porto cabeilo-Pcniston L
Co. -
Brig Nellie. Higgins. christanstadt ard st croix OWL
Roche BROS X Go.
Schr George Anderson. Anderson, Demerara-L Leay.
craft 4 Co.
Schr Henrietta, Hill Kingston. Ja-Leaycraft Co
Schr olive Crosby, Hutchinson Kingston. la II Solo
mon Co. .
Schr K A De Hart. Farnham. Aux Cages tHaytD-A
Noncs X Co.
shr K.ma GoSesh St John NBA c1a SRsS ensyS
Co.
Schr Tampa, Sanborn. St Jotn, NIB H Loud 4 Co.
Schr Rcscue, Atkinson Nortok-Slaght X Petty.
Schr David Keeling Bennett. Baltimorc-Hcks
Bell.
schr Helen Augusta Pratt. Chester, Pa-1saac r Sta
PIES -
schr VIM herrick. Baker, Phiadelphia-Mer
Houghton -
ScRr Ida Hudson, Kenniston. Boston-H Brown Co.
Schr Blackstone, Nckson, Dighton and Providence-H
w Jackson Son.
schr Frank Bcattic Gladwin, Derby, C.-Cartwright
Doyle.
schr Mary Ticc Blair. Hartford-Geo Blair h Son.
The New York herald., 1877-10-07
THE OLIVER CASE.

Tho cx animation In the case OF Sergeant Woodruff,
OF the Tombs Police Court squad. charged by Coun-
selor James Oliver with libel IN having reported TO
the Police Commissioners that he (Oiiverj had been
guilty OF tearing OF The words Especial sessons and
substituting General sessons in the for trial
paper Of one OF his clients, was held at the
Tomos Police Court yesterday before Judge Flammer.
Nr. Oliver was represented by Counsellor Hill.
while Counsellor MacLean, OF the Police Board, ap-
peared for Sergeant Woodruff Tho first witness was
Clerk Rockwell OF the Tombs Police Court who testi-
hed that he had his associate clerk, Cavanaeh
tear The paper in question also that Mr. Cavanagh
had informed him (Rockweu that he did II tho
statement OF Counsellor Oliver that his client, being a
person who did not understand English, had, under
msapprchension elected TO DO tried AT the Court OF
Special instead Of General Sessions. Mr. Rockwell
was certain that the paper could not have been
reached by counsel
Mr. oliver next took the stand and testified that his
client had expressed him her desire tried by
jury he asccrtaned that she had signed election
10 be tried by the Court OF Special Sessions, and he
accordingly stated the fact 10 Clerk Cavana b. who re-
errcd him 10 the magistrate. Mr.. Oliver Indignantly
denied that Justice Duffy mad reprimanded him; the
Justice merely said, III knew any lawyer guilty OF
tearing paper would have him disbarred."
Sergeant Woodrun's counsel coutcnded that the SER
geant's report TO the Police Commissioners was
privileged communication and consequently not libel
lous Even II the sergeant had made mistake. was
in sood faith and IN pcrsuance OF his duties Coun-
sci willing, necessary, to certify 10 the rogu-
larity OF counsellor O!iver IN the matter
Counsellor Hill maintained that the Sergeants re-
port privileged. II has falsely held to tho
world that Mr.. Oliver had bcen guilty OF unprofes-
sona conduct which not the lact as the evidence
showed Mr.. Oliver had done nothing wrong Hc had
done simply his duty to his client.
At this stage tho examination was adjourned until
Monday. Justice Flammer parong the sergeant.
In the evening the Board OF Police Justices held
meeting, when pretty much tho same evidence ad-
duccd In the examination in tho Tombs IN the after
gwen concerning divers case. The judges
unanimously acquitted Ovor from the charge mado
against him.
The New York herald., 1877-10-07
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Oct 5-ArriVcd, schrs Ada Allen.
and Flora Crowley Windsor, Mary & Collins Boston
(and sailed to return Ruth shaw, Windsor Williams
Jr, Howard Williams and Searsvile. - Tor George
town.
BOSTON. Oct i6-Arrved, steamers Palestine u5rl, n
wing, Liverpoo 1bcrian B, Horne do CITY OF Portland
PIKE 81 John, b; Aries, Wheldon Philnpelpha; Gau
Bears, New York; Allentown. Mills PhiladcphiR -.
Ceared-stcamers Worcester. HEDGE, iiaiax; s Wm
Crane Iio scs Baltimore; Roman, Crowell, Phad
Neptune Berry New York bark Zcphyrne Br) ohnson
Dcmerara: brgs Winfield. Bbbes, Gloucester, T.; Trace
Lathrop. Atwood aytt schrsJ u Stever Ciny JRcn
yiile Il squire. Crowe Richmond va: Henry Win IN
ington, Chase Baltimore Chas sampson Mhildcn 90
Cora Fish do Plymouth Rock Parker, New York; Isaac
Rich, Sudlcy, Phiisdelphs.
sailed Steamers Minnesota and Marathon; oarks swa
low. Megunticook and sarpen brig Grace lathrop,
BALTIMORE, Oct 6-Arrvsd. stcsmer Johns hopkins,
Hnle,t, Boston ship kcndrick Fish, Henry. Bremen;
schrs Rescue, Hudgins, Great Harbot. WI; FISK,
kcnney. kenncbec. ,,. ,,
cleefedsteamers Raleigh Oliver, wilmington n, ~
Tuckahoc Brown Nowbern. NC bark Nctternorn, skhi-
ngs. Belfast; brigs Mary Mariner Titcomb, Boston
Wanderer Uicr Brinkniann, Rio Janciro; schts Ella
stover Wade ,,ibraltcr: saird Taylor Gaskil Fort
Antonio; II White, Drisko, Eastptrt; Ab6'c Pisman,
Chase, Boston
The New York herald., 1877-10-07
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

wAsH,ycToS. Oct 6, 1877.
SENATOR PATTERSON OUT ON WRIT OF
HADEAs CORPUS.
Chief Justice Cartier having last night issued
warrant on tho requsltion OF tho Governor Of South
Caroin, for tho arrest OF Senator John j. Patterson
visit was soon thereafter madc to the residence OF
Tho Senator ~ tho Marshal when II was ascertancd
That the Senator was not at home His counsel,
Messr,. Shci!abarger, Wilson, Cook and Charles
Pelham attorneys Of this city, however knew Of his
whereabouts, and accordingly prepared petition ior
writ oil habeas corpus in advance OF tho service OF
the writ for arrest by the Marshal When all Tho
prelimin aries tho petition OF writ OF habeas COR
pus wore completed the Marshal was informed OF tho
locality OF tho Senator, whereupon tho arrest was
nade by MIN, and Immediately thereafter counsel ap
Piled to Judge Humphreys for writ OF habcas cor
pus, tho petition being basod upon the following
grounds
ESysLTnat Senator Patterson was regularly elected
a Senator OF the United States in 1872 and shortly
altcr came to tho District OF Columbia and has re-
NAMED here In the discharge Of his duties that dur
ing the interval from that period to the present ne
has visited South Carolina several times, but that he
has committed crime that State and that no has
continued reside here temporarily as Senators
therefore cannot be said In the terms OF tho requi-
siuon that he is fugitive from justice
Second-The term of the court at which the indict
ment was found not the regular term Of the court
II not held at the time and place authorized BY
ard tho Indictment on which the rcqusiton was
founded Is void
Judge Humphreys ssdcd the writ OF habeas corpus,
addressed TO tho Coroner, who served It on the Mar
shall demanding that he produce the body of Senator
Patterson. The Marshal obedience to the WRIT did
so. There pi escnt among others, Mr.. Rchbourg,
agent for the State OF South Carolina, who brought
hthcr the requiston for Senator Patterson, who is
charged with the crime Of conspiracy to brbc men,
bers Of the General Assembly, and with counselli ing
and procuring Niles G. Parker to commit grand lar
ccny, &c.
As il was now I'VE O'Clock In the afternoon, and too
late proceed with the case, stated by Judge
Humphreys that, owing to his duties in court, he
could not hear 1t until Wednesday.
Mr. Richbourg asked that the hearing be postponed
until Thursday, so as TO allow time for the arrival Of
she Attorney General Of South Carolina
To this Judge Humphreys could not accede, owing
10 the pressure other business that day and the
remainder OF the week.
The result OF the conference was postponement
until the 18th inst, two days after the meeting Of
the extra session OF Congress.
Senator Patterson gave ball for his appearance at
that time IN the sum Of s2,5oO Ivory G. kimbal be-
coming his surety.
The case, having been postponed to the time stated
will AFFORD the Senate opportunity to discuss the
rights OF OF Its members, and decide whether or
not he is privileged from arrest under the protective
clause OF the constitution OF the United States
The New York herald., 1877-10-07
w ASHIN TON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Q, 1877
A. CALM At THE CAPITAL CONCERNING THE
MKT sPEAxERsHIp-RANDALL, COZ AND
MORRISON ON HAND.
Il is exaggeraou 10 say that there is anything like
exoitcmen. here over the speakership concerning
The approaching session Congress. II is true
that Mr.. Randall is here. but ho is quietly domcilcd
on Capitol Hill. while Mr Cox at the Riggs House
and Mr. Morrison at ward's, but none Of them will
submit TO be interviewed discuss the merits OF their
respective claims TO the chair. Tncro are probably
dozen Congressman scattered about the city and
may be many more istless hangers on and poiiti-
cians In other respects the city Is as qu.cs as IN
midsummer. while the problem Of the speakershp Is
just uncertain or as certain, as u was sx months
ago. This il really all there Is In the question to-
night although the 10 determine II 10 only
week sway Tho fact Is all calculations at present 60
for nothing Tho probabilities continue TO favor the
chances OF Mr. Randall Tor easy olection but there
10 dead calm the subject which 10 surprising in
view OF tho fact that barely days to the meet
ing Of Congress. as
SENATOR PArTERsoN's CASE.
Senator Patterson surrendered himself into the
hands OF the Pnillisnes this afternoon as soon as no
was surc OF securing writ OF haoeas corpus He
stands upon his constitutional privilege OF immunity
from arrest and the Court has deferred the hearing
OF his case until the 18th inst In rc-
py TO the card OF denial published by Senator
Patterson in yesterdays HERALD. the informant ofthe
HERALD rencws his assertion that he understood tho
senator 10 say he intended 10 absent himself from
the session pending the investigation, which be should
usk a, the hands OF tho Senate. The conversation
took place in front or the Riggs House, where
,hc Senator, after explaining what no believed
he purpose OF the persecution OF him, and declaring
hat he should demand a committee OF inquiry ex-
pressed himself finally in these words:'Then shall
cave them" The impression given to his hearer oy
those words used as they were in connection With
What had gone before that he intended 10 leave
The Senate and remain away inde fnitoly.
The New York herald., 1877-10-07
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Oct 5-Arived steamer August Andre tBeg),
Eyler. New York.
BELFAST. Oct 5-Arived bark Bencfattore tAus) Pos
chch. Baltimore.
CARDIFF. Oct 5-Saled, bark Lady Elma Bruce (BD.
Glover. United States
DusLiS. Oct 5Arrved. barks wilhelm fNor). Rosd.
Baltimore: 6th Batsistna Madrs Gtal. vicuza. do.
DcRpr. Oct 5-sailed bark Carrie Heckc, Woodbury.,
Philadelphia
HAvRE. Oct g. AM Sailed steamer Pereire (Fr,, Daure
New York Plymouth
LIVERPOOL. Oct 6-Arrived steamer Eivira sp,. LARA
naga. Baltimore.
sailed 5th. steamer Victoria (Br) williams Boston.
LONDON Oct Sailed. ship Stratford (Nor,. Neilssn
Pensacola; barks Johann Hansen tNor Chrstopherscn
New York; Alb,n tRus,. svcnen. Bull vcr brig Sophia
Cook tBr) Cook. United states.
LISBON. Sept 3o-Arrved. bark Oreste Qsap, Messina
Philadelphia
MARsELLEs. Oct 3-saed, bark Anelie tFr,. Thanerop.
New York; brig Nina tItaD Romano. Now Orleans
PORTLAND, Oct 3-Of. brig Sportsman (Nor), Evensen,
from NewYo York for Lanrcsund.
sQUEESsrcwS. Oct 5-Arrived, barks j Strassmeyer
Aus> Mtka. New York; Cctverti Dubrovacki Aus. sia
nos. Batmorc; Monte A QtaD, Olivar Philadelphia;
Nuova Rossina Canessa QtaD. Deacassa Baltaos Pros
perina Paosso daD Drago. New York; Spring Br, Gay
lord. do; vidfarne or,, Mathiasen. do; brig Scone
Mus). Vranch, Baltimore; 9th. bArks Amicixia uaD,
Marcngo Philadelphia: Kong Sverre (Nor) Easen Bal
timore; Milan tAus vncasovich New York; Niobe (Nor.
Olsen do Nuova Margherta uta, Maneino, Boston brig
Enrico (Ausl Franen. Now York.
ROTTERDAM Oct 5-Saed. ship India tNor, arascn
United Staes eth. steamer Schedam tDutch) Chevalicr
New York.
ScILLY Oct SON. bark Northern Queen (Br), Dollard
from New York for Antwerp
VENICE, Oct 3-Arrived, bark Gaeta ItaD, D'Ottone.
Philadelphia
LONDON. Oct e-shD Gitana tBr,. wilkinson from CAL
cutta TOR New York. has put back leaky.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyHRAp, Oct6 PM-Wind w. light; misty.
PLYMOUTH, Oct 9. PM-Wind e. light; overcast
The New York herald., 1877-10-07

20 it was with nations All would go forward TO pet.
ter state OF civilization still, II thus single thought
would forever porvade their minds that tney "e'o
all children OF one Father Applause
Rev. DR.. Gottheil, OF the Temple Emanuci, then
arose. and. in the OF tho large audience assem-
pressed. He knew that among Intelligent men tnose
views existed, but he had never yet heard tnem OK.
pressed in such frank language. He trusted that
during the coming winter the association would often
listen 10 sentiments so eoquently expressed oy the
orator OF the evening
songs and recrat,ons then followed one another In
rapid succession, and The large eudience dispersed
enchanted with the evening entertainment
ASIDE from Rev. Dr. Gotthe the jewish clergy was
represented by Rev. Or. De Lola Mendcs and Rev.
Henry ]. Jacobs,
The New York herald., 1877-10-07

Ship Prince Frederick BD, steering W. Sept is las
40 40 N. Ion l3 0S W. .,
An American ship. showing JRor ~. bound up Chan
mel. Sept 21, of Minehead. -
w.
Bark Sarah Chambers Orr. RUTHERFORD from Lverpooi
70: Delaware Breakwater. Oct g. lat 40 % lon 20 30
Bark shawmut. Conner. IRON ST John NIB. for Monev-
deo. A Aug 20. lat - y. ion 80 "
Sept 1s, lat So lon TO-
York Sept 81. lat a. lon IL.
Bark Angelina utan. Durand. from Hamburg for New
York. sept %. lat 40 lon
Bark Briefly Hin tBr) from London for Vancouver Isl
and. Aug l3. lat Is y, Ion 27 ".
Schr Carroll OF East Machias Me- Sept 49, lat 45 ~ Ion
The New York herald., 1877-10-07
SAILED.

Steamers Celtic Bp for Liverpool; City Of Richmond
(Br Egypt (Br). do; Ethiopia (Br) Glasgow, Weser
Ger, Bremen Denmark .Br). London; Gilsland tBr,,
Havrs Carondeet. Nassau. &c Cityo Mexico. Havana
New Orleans dos San Jacnto savannah City Of Atlanta
Charieston Bencfnctor Wilmington, NC; Old Dominion.
Richmond Gc: Il Knight Georgetown, DC; barks Vol.
pini dad. Queenstown or Falmouth Artiere Goyann
(ItaD, Gibraltar; Jason tNor Cork brigs San Rafaele
Ital), Oporto: j + Merry. Valencia.
Also sailed ships Geo IL Oulton tBr for Queenstown
as Foster. Liverpool Maria VI Port) Lsbon bark
Bombay Ita Dundee; brig Arcot. Liverpool; schrs
Hurlburt Right AWAY, and Vim Herrick.
The New York herald., 1877-10-07

A MURDERED INNOCENT.

The body Of apparently now born child was found
last night on The roof OF the brewery No. 48S West
street. by officer Brower OF the Ninth precinct. There
was largo cash across tho throat the dead child,
and from this IL Is supposed that murdered. Tho
ocer took the remains TO the Charles street station
house, and from there they were sent 10 the Morgue
TO await tho action OF the Coroner Captain Kennedy
hoaring OF tho case At once detailed his detectives
TO- II possible arrest the guilty parties The officers
In their search Il is said, wero informed of the mys
terious action OF a woman who had hred rooms in
the tenement house adjoining tho brewery few days
ago, and who was last night missing.