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The New York herald., 1877-12-01
OBITUARY..
NATHANIEL GREExEs BOSTON.

Mr.. Nathaniel Greene, q prominent literary gontle.
man OF the old school, died yesterday at the Coolidge
House, Boston. To tho present generation he was
bu. little known no led life Of comparative rotire
ment, and for very many years had participated but
seldom in either social or political pursuits. Loading
lie OF ssclusion, he gave his time TO literature and
for the past twenty years fugitive poems from
.sBoscawen" have furnished pleasant evidence
OF happy ana contcntcd old age Thcre
are but few OF Mr. Grceno's contemporaries
living who were engaged with him In Shipping
tho political events OF tho country forty ago He
was among the last OF cotcrc Of energetic who
shaped the dcstinles oil tho democratic party. He
born Boscawcn, N. H., May 20, 1901, and was tho
son OF Nathaniel Greene, a counsellor-at-law wncn
Daniel Webster opened an Office thcro. HIS parents
went TO Virginia u lSl1 where his iathor died the
same year. Hc learned the printing business, and
whilo IN his teens edited various papers IN New
Hampshire and MASSACHUSETTS,, including the Boston
salesman, which be founded. and lis columns were
enriched by tue contributions 0i the best writers oil
forty years ago In 1873 Mr.. Greene sustained tho
nomination oil William H. Crawford Tor the Presidency,
and 10 tho nomination o: General Jackson, who was
chosen in ls2S hc gave support SO able and efficient
that he was appointed Postmaster by tho Presidont,
public dinner being given 10 him al tho Exchange
Coffee House IN Boston, and the papor, which
and wnen hts brother, Colonel Charles G. Greene,
started the Boston Post November 1881, the Stdtes-
man became an iseuc OIL that 0fnce ana i5 still puD-
lshcd From 1929 10 1S4l, under tho admit Illustrations
OF jackson aud Van Buren,. Mr. Greene held tho poson
OF Postmaster AZ Boston, retiring IN the latter year,
when General Harrison into Office, aud receiving
a rcappontmcnt IN lS43, when John Tyler, acting
President, having broken with the whg party, con-
erred his patronage upon his democratic aliief The
second appointment Mr.. Greene retained under Presi-
dent Polk, aud was removed by President Taylor
Aftcr his retirement from the scrvico Of the gov
ornment nc was Tor a short time partner In the
Harnden Express Company, which no terminated 10
carry out his long conceived plan OF an oxtenoed resi-
dana N an Md I'm
1S40 and resided In Paris until returned ~ Boston,
December rs, 1861. While abroad no contributed
series OF interesting papers to tho Saturday Ercnsrg
Gazette and Courier aud MS TRANSACTIONS popular tales
gave evidence OF that correct literary taste which
gave charm 10 hts work. hc was tho first TO INTRODUCES
Lammcnais TO tho English readers In 1886 he pub
l.sbcd IN rstory OF Italy ~ IN 1887, "Tacs from tho
German - in 1852 "lmprovisstions and Transatons." "
lie had beon In the onioyment OF bis usual haalfh un'
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JOSH BILLINGS LECTURE.

Mr.. Josh Billings gave reading last night At Chick
eriug Hall, and during nearly two hours kept
large audience In most happy frame of mind. After
telling his audience that he would not discuss the
third term queEson dispute the fact that In poll
tics as In cards the eight will always take the seven"
he gave correspondents experience at Long
Branch during tho season whom ''old ocean was on
exhibition He described In his inimitabe style
the many attractions OF that famous watering place.
Its sad sea waves In which 'smer-mon and her
women" disport themselves Its glorious crab feasts,
where two cooks are engaged for each guest; its ra
tons and last although not least by any means its
mosqutoes-.those children OF poor but Industrious
parents who boast some OF the best blood oi the
land.n Tho reader dwet At leugth on such standard
humorous themes the ''pens,vc cockl oach,
who Ia born twice year. and 'the tcndcr-heartcd
reptile the caterpillar" Mr. Billings delighted his
hearers by sketch Of tho ITO and times Of that
s.gentle creature, the mouse which prospcrs every
where but church, thus showing 'that mice, like
minister's cannot 1.-Two religion" In an amusing
essay con miik" the reader told his audi
cnce that, though much bad been written
on milk, the very best thing that no
ever saw upon II was cream. Ano ne pictured IN
graphic manner tho misery Of tho man who, rising
very early and svery dry" Of morning walks three
miles to "a hotel" aud finds II temperance house,
Mr. Billings closed his entertainment with an account
highly realistic o his experiencc at country hotel
during court week. where ne Iound the mattresses
.sas hard az sea biscuit and about as thick.''
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CINCINNATI scorsxzS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI Ohio Nov 40 187,


CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 80 1877.
Tho Cincinnati Caledonan Society celebrated Its
ntieth anniversary and the day OF the patron saint
OF Scotland tonight by q banquet at the Burnet
House, at which about ono hundred guests were as
semblod. The festivities presided ovcr BY tho
venerable Robert Buchanan who was one Of the found
Of the society nifty years Tho entertainment
entirely SOCIAL tho responses to tho toasts being
made with two or three exceptions IN the familiar
songs OF the auld country Tho only sentiment which
called for set speech "Cincinnat the Paris Of
America; The Centre Of Art, Science and Prosperity
OF a Great Country" TO which Mayor Moore made
gratuiatory response. The other toasts which were
put aown on the programme and drank 10 though
not spoken to were:-
First-"The day wc ceebrate-St Andrews Day. I"
Second-..Scolland, tho land OF our birth -
Third-"America. our adopted country"
Fourth-.sPoets and historians OF Scotland"
SirM-.sOtner societies throughout the world"
Serenth-"rhe memory OF departed but honored
members OF our society"
Eighlh- -"The heroes and patriots OF Scotland"
Ninth-"The Lassies," this last being responded 10
with the song .Green Grow tine Rashes o. by Com.
modors David Gibson. Alter this quite number OF
volunteer toasts were presented, and speeches by
some local oratorA
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THE SCHOOL QUESTION.

Science Hall, the headquarters Of the Manhattan
Liberal Club crowded last night. the attraction
being q lecture BY William r. O'Douovan 'The
school Question" The lecturer began W assspAg the
theories Of Frsncis E. Abbott as promulgated in Bos.
ION ON The fupctious or which were TO gvo
oua rights to al Mr. O'Donovan contendsd that the
schools we're supported In the main by Tho taxes i'm
classes reapcd the benen Education tho lecturer
sisted could be far better cared or by private ndivid
uaIs than by tho government he was strongly op-
posed 10 compulsory education.
Several members OF the club replied 10 the lecturer
and some sharp words werc spoken, Mr. ODonovan
being accused Of entertaining doctrines OF the middle
az es and OF the Church OF Rome. In reply Ibe lec-
turer disownec all connection with the clergy. The
lecture was well received
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ssss: Morris tB 1rfS f1ass and OSAKA .ss. is..
s::s@:r s.sns;.A,s sso and Bsaarsy np
- AscULLA. Nov l3-In port. brig Como (Bp. for Nsw
BArAviA. Oct iosaiIed. bark Frank LamSrth, Gray,
Boxs.y Nov ie-Arrived ship Norshsrn Light Ksnnsy.
In po,s ships storm King Reed for Hsalmsln;
s sd ssy g. and Ss'ss:ss osss
s rA 1s ,. :s sr Ass%s ossss.@ @ Groves aas
MIS- Sew york osS 3 :sir Alta acssr sss Ia DO
HIoco Oct as saIlsd. 0loncaru sBr,. Tor Nov
nsd &c o 'nip m N S: fro. fGss
from rs% arrived &C.
'er oe Ocean r.as XII 'es ha.2dass .s5ysa os.
son. sss sSs Get for . ss
MiEpon soule. Haiphong; 9Th chassa. washburn. New
sailed %. ship Titan Berry, Guam Cosforo reported
II port oc. g. ships Henry sanford sleeper so No,
Work @ a.,sss sr 'sss Ss San Franchises bark aAs
HALirAx Nov 27-Arrivcd. big Neptune's Car tBr,.
Cleared a7h schr coombs. Turner barbados vie 81
HsyasA. Nosa..Iu port: sehS Mary Harmon. sc.iis.
LivxRrooL, Nov 2e-Arrved. ship Indian Chist (RD,
NASSAU. Sailed. schr Eunies Rich, Jsakns PHIL
FasA Nov 7-In port. brig Water Lily. Perry from .ad
ana Tor DO arrived Sd Ada Shorthand 0oaas from snJ
for do. Just arrived
Poar SPAIN. Nov l-ssilsd. brig George Dale, Smith.
Ragged Island. !. >. 't.s*. ~ .t+... &' s
quKsxc. Nov 2sss,led. steamer Lake chsupisin tBr,
Bernson. Liverpool III y. ~, ls.. M -
.snAScMAI, Oct 6-Arrived. bark Watson. Hawkins,
r. s.t.. Ks.. Fcs,aesr c.l%.a cA:teo,
chara. Ada isws wiswsll do; MORO Castis jswsss
do roth vestn. Percy. do. NF4t34 =
81 CRox. Nov 29Arriyed previously bark CarIb Town,
send New York
YokomAnA. oe. Ie Arrived bark AImasis. sanchssd.
HAkodAte tMud aAiied Nov ? for NagAsakIl.
Sailed Oct -. 0icnenru (Br) Glnsson. New
York Kobe sad China 25th Bensrty tBvj. Potter
do via do.
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crews can be Judged by tho that last year there
wera los wrecks and out OF 75l lives I'm.
pcrilled T20 saved. besides more than one-hai
service may be judged by the statement Of an occur
renee incident tho last storm The crow Of
Station No 20, OF Amliyvle, compcie LED TO
abandon their house. near Gilgoa Inlet The inlet
shifted SO that the building was undermined. Tho
men succeeded 10 saving all their properly in the
house ana proceeded 10 house No. 25. On Hemlock
beach, and hero ihe Obliged 10 close the
shutters to prevent the waves from breaking the
windows The house oil No 20, after the men lcfi
toatsd OF on the waters and laDded short distance
to tho west OF It's position, and Captain Hunt
ting supcr nj nden OF the service this coast has
since been on the ground, selecting q new location
fa~t
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt A Braes. Of the steamer State Of Nevada from
Glasgow thanks for special
tions made In with the HERALD weather scr.
vice.
STEAMER WEHosAH. which lef Baltimore Tuesday
: IN @ 9 ss 4 ten s, & H.: .Sn r. :s~
ha Of her ponsng stove and she schooner
tosed her the fauxsns and procsedsd TO Baltimore
srEAnxx RALEIcu funning bstwssn Baltimore and the
sh"ss IL the tnoptanx. during very high tide III.
steamer Kent, on assdsy tried tS psl her on but sho
ns,s TAsrA tof New Yor.) Brown nom cadI. Sept q,
yoens gales. Oct s broke p9mDs and bore up 70. Faye!
sails on the pssssss Eom F.yai = -'''' - -
BRIG 81 MAsMvs tBr,. Todd from c.Edsns: e. Ne. yo..
sail. @ sspssncsd Dad wsssssr T would
nrst fair wind.
scas Als..aoss Owned v lame: xsceTplds Of goa.
board about $50 ouiutss hsh and tons Of cod OIL Both
lost % pros 70 Nov Il Within ss@ miles Island q 5:
had been Effected.
raised placed the ways City Island repairs
tanned 10 days, until : now mainssil Is made
scHR SARAH DoucLAss. from Nassau bound to BAlN
more, put into Fortress Aonsoe Nov 30 with mainmsst
scHR LAURA ROSE Of and from Phadslphia for salsm
prsSaSy come om q high water with the assistance f
tug.
scHR FRAME JAMESON. from ssssern port for Rich.
mond wrecked the Of Chcsapoako Ray had
her insured In tho Ph@nx Insurance Company
OF New York.
folk with coal wen" s:scss ssss q Nov sa psw.es @
Shoals. Wstchspgus Inlet, seasde loss
about - 00O total iss The vesse owned
by Eba Tunnel and Others OF sussex county. Del.
reports that 'hs 2d aud 2tth Now o6 Cape Fear
away bboom Charles Berry Of New York her nrst mate
landed Delaware Breakwater and New York
the steamer Aibemarle.
Scua X KINNEY. which sshore In Vineyard Sound
deated 18th, without apparent damage .a 't
sax FHAxuysco Nov 3SIs was ranorsd yesterday shst
the schr Ocean spray ashore uumholdt The r..
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 30, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

nxpoRrxp ay rae HERALD STEAK YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrrIsToxE TELEGRAPH LINE
Brig Camille CD Craig ys M ns e'ys a 11o no
81 trades strong winds o %. coast. asis "a Cape
Brig Mosains Light. D Dsmsrsra 10 days, With sugar
Losss s5. % d;s .sSsrr yss suss: Co.
sSss;ss tgp; Stool oAar'o''s'e"n. PEI
scnr Lena Breed stwe Jacksonville IL days. with
ssh De Mory Grey. Brewster. Brunswick, &c. days,
T@s"os SC, days. with
ssS. sis"% s;s n.s. ~
ser wsco%s gssss s Loser % savAnnsh days. with
nsss' i9s'. s:s s.: sss
boat Alarm Noroh siins .. the ssseS.,% M
tor. ain. and ess 70 leak
SaS shs took low and held on three
s' "a s:ss sn %
sehr Jesse irwin. sss.m.n. Virginia
s:s; sssI I TSs:s 1ss.;.sn ssss v'Sss: v4s,:
ss ssnr ;;,,. arc.", m M.%ron yIroIs Virginia.
sssI ssSr y'i'i > Johnson. Fs.s: v.s!n,vs;; v;,,,.
sssr ssa@ 5 sS%%Ss%. 0lipss". f", fr".s ,yilsi%s.
ssS. olive; i Booth, LssE;rsss viIsini.
sehi Hattie Y KELSEY, smith. Georgetown. PC
schr Lzse Young Young. Georgetown, DC, for Ports-
Scsr Geo Mcfarland, Georgetown. DC. Tor Boston.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer CITY Of Now Bedford Fish. Now Bedford for
schr Playful tB. Norris Chapman Brook. NB via Tar
pIh sohr Morsishi Allen: Portsmouth MI for New York.
Stssa Boston Boston Gs % New
schr oliver Ams., Babb.s. Hosson for Now York.
schr Marshall Perrin, Packard, Providenes for New
scnr Emma q Windsor. Howss. Providence for Now
York.
ssnr ssnr Fnhs FHnhy scd Psovdenss for New York
ssSI Jarvis ss 9 yOs Siw York
BOUND EAST
stsamer Frsncon,s, Bragg, New York for Portand
shr I; Bsrd (Br Starksy New YORK for - John. NIB
schr r @ Morgan tBr). branscomb. New York Tor 81
sesr Richard Law Hawkins, New York for Bridssper
.schr Prane Bird tBr. Caldwell Now York ior o. 'ooo'
sshr corvo Tyler. New York for Rosklans
schr Maria l. Davis Chase. New York for Denn'sport
schr Matthew vassar. J Little New York tor New boo-
Te.pn sssps. Ssw ySTn d,t fos e, Fs S.wnos. ssI
fashion aIscry New York g, stdfsI;c &, E.;Is:
schr q 4 Lowell. Hohoken Tor Providence.
,ss sr fIS,ss
schr ohm warren, MeGsrr Hoe"xen Ios Iroyasnee
Woo.sy sirs! 95 r. rTSr,sssSns S,ossS.s
scnr imosene Dissr.y 5anay, Ambey Tor ~ r.oyaence.
SSs.y ssyr si yrse.s s
seSr b Bardesi. Rogers xiuboy for Nsw Haven
ssSr ssr Gsorss s porn Josn:on
Marin Martini POM Johnson for Pcv
schr John Balch Hannah por. johnson icr P.ovdsnee.
h sehr iiurss Guos, Eiisabs,hpss TOT Provdsnce
ssST ssST Ebsp Mm Fisher nS.s Fisher rnsdes or Boston
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP. Nov So-sailcd. bark sokoto (Br,. Goudsy,
New Orleans; HEdoo (Br,. Ervins. New York.
Passed Flushing 3oth steamer Nsderand tBsig Randls
from Antwerp for New York.
ADELAIDE. Nov 2l--Arrived. bark Paas C1er), Baehr
Boston for Dunedin tsce below.
BREMEN. Nov 26-Sailed. ships INLAND (Gei). Jansen
New Orleans: 9th. b Fuller. Menus. North America;
Baltimore er vokken Baltimore; bark Rcgulus (for
America: brig Dickie (Br) Mshsner. United States
GRxKsocK. Nov 10 Sailed. bark Mary Campbell (Br
Gray. Charleston. F-
HAxsuRG Nov 2o-sailsd, bark Marco Polo t0sp.
Schmidt Charleston.
Hull, Nov 30 3o.Arrlved. bark Hipots Aecame dtaD,
Gallo, Baltimore. fi
LIVERPOOL, Nov 30-Arrivod. steamer Federico (Sp).
Averasturf. New Orleans
Sailed 29sh, Bohemian tBr), worthngton, Bos
ton Dixon tBr) Hay. Delaware Breakwator; soth
bsrks yauwAtn (r). Toms, Bull River; Mcneil. Jor.
dan Southwest Pass brig Lizzie Morrill, Call. United
States
LoypoS Nov so-Arrived ship Argonaut CBr. Anderson
New York.
Loxpoxpxxsv. Nov 2s-sa.lsd. bark csstarins Accams
Utaij, Martini. United StntcA
MALAGA. Nov as-ssiisd. steamer Bengal tBr,. Hutton
Crom Msssina, &c). Now York.
MALxo 10 Nov so-Arvivcd bark Holden (NoE), Hansen
Now York for Llesand
NEwcAsrLx. f. Nov 80 Sailed, steamer Crest CB, Oar
ling. New York.
QuExSsrowS, Nov 30Arrvsd. bark Frsselli Dogs dtaD
Tassno Philadelphia.
shued zsns lonho tbr), hotmcb uFom Asvos-
pooh. Nov York 3oth, Celtic tBE, Glcade and City Of
Richmond (Br), Lcitch drom dol, do.
ROTTERDAM Nov 28-Sailed. bark Eicano (Br), Garland
United States
ROCHESTER,. Nov 2s-Arrived. bark Fratsii Gsggn9
utaD. Gaggino. Philadelphia.
SIERRA LgoxEArrivod bark Jasper Fossstt. Nov York.
TRIKsrr, Nov 27-Arrved, barks Billy Simpson tBr),
Porter. New York Primavera dsa, Cacace do; sehr
Heaton, Rogers, Phadelphia
LONDON. Nov 3o-steamcr Bolivis tBr,. Small. from
New York. which. reported yesterday, broke her
sha and towed to Glasgow came ovcr tho
ocean at half speed account Of cracked shaft After
her arrival at Greenock tho shah parted entirely.
intelligence received here dated Adelaide. Australia;
Nov 81 says bark Paas, Capt Bsllchr. from
Boston Aurus for Dunedin has with loss
bulwarks and stanchions
Burk Monsoon Ner,. svendsen. from Quebec for War.
renpoint before reported ashore Newry has been
hoated.
WEATHER REPORT.
P1yxourn Nov 30. PM-wind wsw, squslly ana rain.
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SAILED.

Steamers Huntsville for savannsh City Of Dallas Fer
nandha &c; banks Harry Bailey tBr) Bristol; Naja tNor
Cork; Manuel Antonio ssp,. Biloos; ~ tspi cadis;
oline (Aus. Cork Falmouth; Cecilia Usal, do or do:
Marino (Aus do or do; Maddalcna PrmA UtR) do do
Colonst (Br). Brcmen Maria christina uta), Naples,
w ParkA
Sailed 29th. steamers Pommern ernnia (gsr, for Hambusg
Denmark r. London: State Of Pcnnsylvana frr,. ias
gov; Donai (Brj. Liverpool: CiAribel Br) Kngston
4c Hatteras Horiok Richmond. Richmond; Albsinarle.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Crofs fBr,, Hodgson. Hsvrc-S Tucker Co.
steamer City oi Dallas, iitnes Fernandina via Port
steam or Pranconia Brxgg. Portisnd--J Amcs
ship Marietta W (Aus). stcphanovieh. London-slocc-
Ship James cGer,. Bshrcns. Bremcn-IIermann Koop
ship Iiaslssns. Bsniman. San Franeisco-simonson
Barr.Ranbow Br,, Lasghorns. Hiogs and yokohsms-
SiskAy 4 LIrAxuora
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LIFE SAVING CREWS.

The crews Of the life saving stations along the Long
island beach arc now all their lonely watch by the
s.sad fca waves" where they will remain until the
18Th OF April next The buildings m which they will
meantime i've can bc regarded as little potter than
vnantics They arc OF inc rudest construction and
scansiIy furnished, though generally quito warn.
rhs value OF tho service that can be rendered by the
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THE DAY IN CANADA.

NoSTKEAL, NOV %, 1871.
St. Andrews Society attended church in q body TO.
day. Rev. Gavin Laug, while discoursirg on tho duty
OF scotchmcn Canada, advorted TO the formation OF
a Canadian national society. deprecated unneces
sary and .mpractcable the sinking OF different
natonnItiss into purely Canadian, and strongly
advocated tho maintenance Of Canadas present rcla-
tiou 10 the mother country.
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stesmsr Donau tGer), from New York for Bremen Nov
~. lat Al 80. Ion SO 45.
Ship Robert Dixon, Smithwick, Liverpool for New York.
Nov ~. las Al ID. Ion 81 H.
American ship steering SOUTH showing letters JSkF,
Oct ~. lat ~ Is S. Ion 50 Is W.
British bark showing letters HKGL steering south
wished be reported all we'll Oct IL lat IS Ion 10 D.
Italian bark showing letsers SPKR from Sligo
New York. Nov %. Lac 80 81. lon 50 81.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

Nxw Yonx, Nov. 90-Noon.
The time ball Of tho Western Union Telegraph Company
nv standard tims OF the United States Naval Observatory
At " sshington) was to-day dropped correctly
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived at Madeiia Nov s. bark Minerva Thompson NH
(put In tor wnter, and saioa again dayI.
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AxoY Sept Sailed bsrks Bsnefsctor, Haydorn, Now
YORK: l8th mot 20th), Marina (brl. Jesn, do.
xisc sslsd 28th. bark Khsdivs tBri. Cole. Boston,
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personal assault while on his way from the Suffolk
Club TO hts residence: He was thrown down BY
gang OF rufhans and robbed His nervous system was
scnsiby affected for some time, but he railied The
oauss Of mis- death was congestion.
ADMIRAL. SIR ADoLPHUs sLADE. K. @. b.
Tho latest mail adviccs from London announce the
DEATH the age OF seventy-iour. OF Admiral Sir Ado
phus slade X c. B.. Nth OF tho late General Sir
John siade, Bart, G. G. H., colonel OF tho Filth
Dragon Guards, and cquerry the late King Of
Hanover, by his Arst wife, Anna Eliza. daughter OF
Dir. James Dawson, which took place ON November IL,
at bis residence in Hyde Park place. The deceased
Admiral entered tho navy 10 1915; ne passed his ex
lieutenant in November, 1927. In 1874 he became q
student at the Royal Naval College. having o9tained
ms commission as commander ~ lsSL ne ~ ~oU.a.neo
was appointed additional captain OF tho nagsnip IN
the Mediterranean for special service. In looo,
with the appreciation Of the Lords OF tho Admiralty,
no ioinod the Turkish navy. He was appointed vice
admiral IN that service for his assistance IN It's I'M
p.ovement aud organization. During The Crimean
war he employed IN conveying the British and
French armies from varna to the Crimca, and was
present al the bombsrdment OF sebastopo and other
active operations the Black Sea. In 1858 he re-
ceiyed the royal license 10 accept the Order OF tho
Med as & Being s snsy M voa 'ni he rdes
the Osmanich. Sir Adolphus had also received the
English Sandman and Turkish war medals with the
Sebastopoi clasp. He was appointed rear admiral
April = 1866 and placed tho list ofretrcd vice adj
mirals In April. lS73. Tho deceased Admiral was au-
thor OF sIurkcy ana the Crtmcau WAI.' no was
nominated an Honorary knight Commander OF the
Bath in August. 1885, for services as Turkish admiral
MRS. ELIZABETH ALLEN, AGED ONE HUNDRED
AND FIVE YEARS.
Mrs Elizabeth Allen, aged lO5 years, fve months
and six days died in Charlsstowp, r. L. on wednes-
day last
A. r. IRICK.
A. B. Trick. cx-Prcsidcnt Of the Bank OF Rocking.
nam and the First National Bank OF HarTisonburg,
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lii WITHIN . Iew years, when bodily inhrmities con-
nned him 10 his rooms Iu 1870 he was the victim OF
personal assault while on bis way from the Suffolk
Club 10 his residence. He thrown down BY
gang oI rufnans and robbed His nervous system was
scnsibly affected for time, but he rallied The
cause OF mis- death was congestion.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Safls. lDeMinatio,l
Office

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOE THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER.
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MRs. EI1zAprrH ALLEN, AGED ONE HUNDRED
A. r. TRICK.

A. r. TRICK.
A. B. Trick. cx-Prcsidcnt Of the Bank OF Rocking
ham and the First National Bank OF Harrisonburg,
Va, died In that city Thursday afternoon.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

PLYxourn, Nov 30. PM-wind wsw, squally and rain
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
4 Farewell 6Feeting.

Mr.. butcher, last night, bade farewell to
his numerous friends who had as
sembled in front of his tempore residence
6hipley and 7th streets, previous to his de-
:parture for his home In Massachusetts.
Rounds and rounds Of cheers rent the air in
recognition of his valuable services in the
cause of Temperance and the parting greet
ing WAS earnest and afectionate, with the
hope that he may soon again be amongst US.
Il was the intention Of his temperance
friends to have escorted him to the depot,
accompanied by brass band, but the late
ness Of his departure O'Clock this morn
ing, precluded the possibility of putting
their good intentions into effect.
We wish him God speed and an early
return.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
Hsrd.Mearted Science:

A child of Mr.. James Mensgh, Of No. IL
Denet place, Brooklyn, being Ill from heart
disease as was supposed, was removed to
the L. I. College Hospital for treatm ent.
DR.. Reed, Of $40 Henry street being
one of the attending physicians, prescribed
for it, but it died suddenly on Saturday
morning. Mr.. Menagh; the father, requested
DR.. Reed to give him certificate of death
but the doctor said he would prefer to make
q post mortem examination before doing 60
The mother at first raised some objection,
but finally consented. After the bedy had
been returned home the mother opened 1t
and found the heart missing. She de-
clared that the body should never be buried
without . heart and she insisted that her
husband should seek the aid of the police
to recover it. Mr.. Menagh, accompanied
by Detective DAILY, went to Dr.. Reeds house
to see about the matter. DR.. Reed admitted
taking the heart for tho purpose of exam.
ming it. He had no desire to keep 1t, be
said, and at once handed it over to the faith.
er, who returned to bis home with 1t and
placed 1t in the child's body.