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New-York tribune., 1877-08-11

A second letter descriptive of the contents
of the Peabody Museum of Yale College Is
published to-day. \ prominent feature of the
museum is its uncqualled collection of fossils
from the West. These include the remains Of
800 animals that lived ages ago, whose exis-
tence on earth, was unknown before their
bones were COLLECTED and identified by Prof.
Marsh. The museum is also rich in antiquities
from The tombs of the Mound-buildcrs of the
West, and the Chiriquis OF Central America {;
among the relics of the latter civilization are
many gold images and ornaments OF great
value There is a story for Newly orkerS In
the account of the minerals on eXinbitlon'
which points its own moral; but perhaps The
indifference of our citizens 10 the treasures OF
science is now, like the occurrence itself,
thing of the past.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-11

The "Workngmcn's party of Ohio" which
appears to include Communists, Socialists and
fellows of like kidney, who never work unless
they are forced TO- are going to hold state
Convention to-day for the purpose of putting
up a ticket. This looks like base ingratitude
towards Judge West and Stanley Matthews.
After getting down on their knees to Iropi-
tjate the workinemen," il is hard TO DE slapped
in the face by them, but such is often the fate
of politicians who play the demagoguc. The
lower classes whom they try to deceive by
hollow protesta.ions OF sympathy are only
emboldencd to insult them. In Ohio it hap
pens that the Democrats are likely to suffer
more than the Republicans by tiis new party
movement-not because they have done more
or less of the demagogue business than their
opponents, but because 10 such Tag-tag fac
ton as the one forming IN Cincinnati and Col
umbus can be got up without its most efiec-
tive recruiting being done in the Democratic
ranks.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-11
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New-York tribune., 1877-08-11

We present in another column brief sum
mary of the very y0uminous testimony IL the
Senate trial of MIR. Ellis, the Bank Supernten-
dent. He is charged with neglect of duty in
regard to a number of savings banks that have
failed and gone into receivers hands. As to
many of these banks, he makes fair defence,
but in the most important inStance-as to the
Third Avenue Savings Bank-the evidence OF
the superintendent neglect and ruinous delay
seems irresistible. Undoubtedly it is choice
Of evils whether to throw a bank into the
grave of a roceiyershp or TO let it struggle on
toward exhaustion under bad managers either
way the depositors must suffer heavily. When
this critical question was presented to Mr.. IL
lis. he seems to have taken counsel with busl-
ness men about it, and then he hoped, hike
Micawber, that something would turn mp.
Meanwhile, 500, 900 was put by new deposi-
tors into the sinking wreck. Granting to Mr.
Ellis the best Of motives, 1t yet appears eyi-
dent that lie was not the man for such an
emergency.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-11

All question as to the success Of Capt Eads's
ietties AT South Pass Is removed by the favor
able report of the engineer officer inspecting
the work There are now twenty feet Of water
on the bar, with ample width Of channel, and
only one small "mud-lump" remains to be
dredged across TO make the least depth twen-
ty-two feet. The mouth Of the Mississippi is
open at last, and genius and enterprise have
accomplished in less than three years time a
work that bad balled Che methods of the army
engineers for more than half century.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-11

After ell. there will be no split this year
in the Virginia Conservative party. Gen.
Malone was beaten yesterday, but he won a
personal triumph at the cost of some sacrifice
Of his reputation principles, by accomplishing
the defeat Of Mr.. Daniel and the nomination
Of another opponent who was less Objectionable
to him. OF course he cannot bolt now. OF
T. NJ. W. Holiday, the successful candidate
we know nothing save that he is "an
"annless hero from the Valley of Nir-
ginia,r and is opposed to repudiating any
Part of the State debt There Is room for both
satisfaction and regret ut the result. The dis
honest element that wanted to throw off the
burden OF Virginia's just Indebtedness came
nowhere near having majority i'll the Con
vention. So far well; but it is pity they
take their defeat so meckiy. The independent
movement they have been threatening for
months would have been wholesome thing
for The politics of the Old Dominion.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-11

trunk lines than the facts warrant. They are
undoubtedly acting wisely in settling their
differences and cancelling ruinous contracts.
Indeed, a renewal of hostilitics so soon after
the disastrous freight war of last year would
have been a smcidal policy. But while tins
close alliance Of the corporations will aid them
materially, they cannot. compete successfully
with the rates of water transportation, when
have been scaled down to the lowest level.
The remarkable decline in the shipments OF
grain by rail since the opening OF IN
land navigation, shows that the trunk INES
will have TO struggle hard to earn their diVi-
dends this year. And they cannot always
borrow money wherewith to pay those
dividends.
If Mr.. Conhing should always escape embar-
rassinc situations as dexterousy ao 'aft nie ut,
he would have better claim to be thought
polite politician 1t may he gathered from
his weIl-scunding and effectively delivered
serenade speech that he is glad to get
home that he is in favor of RAPID
transit, that he likes the Germans, and
that he thinks well of Grant. These are
not startlingly novel propositions, but they
were said gracefully enough, and they did not
seem untimely What Mr.. Conkling thinks OF
Grants successor he wisely reserves for more
convenient season. We suggest III all KING
ness that the Senator will do well To reserve
it q good while. lie is not likely TO want TO
initiate Maine, and yet Maine set a good ex-
ample the other day for all prominent Repub-
6cans who have been tempted TO express dlsSatls-
faction with the Administration. 1t is good
t;,,a +o v-a;t and soc After all. the Admins
traton has done good many things
uncommonly well, and Mr.. Conkling might do
much worse than to support 1t.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-11

We apprehend that our Cleveland core
epoudent makes out stronger case for the
New-York tribune., 1877-08-11

Cen Beatty appears to have run before he
was sent. His twenty-five admirers make a
slender foundation for a new party. There
is 10 evidence that any considerable number
of Republicans in Ohio are dissatisfied with
the Cleveland Conventions Endorsement of the
Administration. The bitter speech Of Gen.
Beatty viii have little effect, save to give cur
rency to the report that he is disappointed be-
cause b., efforts foT Mr.. Hayes at the Cincin-
natl Convention have not been rewardod-a
story which we are not disposed to believe
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP FOREST RIGHTS 1854 TONS built at Boston in 1850
lately under the British hag in Hambur, has been
sold for Bremen account ut E36OO.
SHIP ORAcLy, 1883 tons. built at Thomaston in 1862,
under Peruvian flag in LIVERPOOL has been
sold ior Bremen account at E35OO.
BARK Nor), from Baltimore Elsinore, which
put Boston with her sick, went to 22d.
BARK LA (;LOIRH CrJ. from Baltimore Sept 81 for Ant
is aground below North Point; would get OIL next
tide
ScHR SWALLOW of Calais ashore 22d Deer Island
Point, aud is reported badly damaged
ScHR BARNETT JONES. from Baltimore for New York.
rived Norfolk I'D Shc overloaded will tranship
part OF cargo
with birthstone, put into Newport, RI AN 22d with sails
split.
scun HAIL. from rort,and. CT Grecuport before
reported ashore Gardners Point Oh AN sept 2l.
alcak while riding In Flushing Bay night of 2ls
II temporarily stopped however and she proceeded as
before reported.
Sem EvELIyn (of Belfast. Mel Bird from Jacksonville
fever on board Two sick and one tlIenry a
smart Brooks. Me died after arriving in The
sci is now in quarantine.
scuR OCEAN WAVE. Mclntvre, from New Orleans with
All hands supposed to have pershed The news
brought Galveston by bark Espana Sp). from Cnba
MAcmIAs Ne Sent 22--Cspt Amos Wallace, OF s:hr Ori-
entail drowned in Mlbridge yesterday.
QUEBEC Sept 22-The Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship
decided weekly line OF steamer between
YORK Rico and st lhumas after the close OF
navigation onthc st Lawrence
RocKroRr. Sept 21-The ship Wandering jew.
nearly completed in the yard q John nses being built
ment, is expected to be launched on Saturday next
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept - Schr Newton Booth, just
the Arctic Ocean reports that of the 20
Knnnkas-have reached z, int Barrow. All the
supposed have perished in tho icepack.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
CLEARED.

steamer Adratic (BD, Perry. Liverpool vie Queens
steamer CITY OF Chester Br. Tibbitts Liverpool via
steamer Spain CBr, trace, Liverpool via oucensownF
Steamer Juana de Gustanaxa tsp, Liverpool Cor
steamer Bolivia fr,; Small G,asgow-Hsnderson Bros.
steamer Sedcand ,Belg, Randie. Antwerp-G Col
steamer Tyhee. Kaehl. Grand Turk. Cape Hayten and
Steamer Niagara. Curtis Hsvana-Jas Ward 4 Co
Steamer City of Houston, Stevens. Galveston via Koy
Steamer Morgan City Read New Orlcans-Boscrt Nor
steamer Hudson; Gager New orlean.-Clark 4 Seaman
s;s%%er Cit City s"s"lN Of Atlanta woodsa oS"essoa
ssssmsr Benefaesor. Jones. Wilmington and Morehead
Steamer Old oominon Walker Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Od Dominion Steamship Co..
S. Sss, refs nns Hand
ss%s n sssa %ees
Bark II /. kouth, Young, London-Thos Dunham's
Bark Avonport tBr,. Porter: Bristol-C Bertsux;
Bark Rosa ltal. Gacace. Bristo,,Funch. Edye Go.
ann snk ssn .ss nSsr Co. BE- r'n"''n Roads Tor
Bark Qua.iro dts OGDEN, Cork, Falmouth or Plymouth
Bark President Daao (Sor) Olsen. Copcnhagen-c To-
Bark John Read C3r). Bartling. stctn IL Bailey
Bark Bremen Ger. Helmers. Bremcn-E Pavenstedt 4
Bark Harold tIsr,, Dinsmore, Antwerp-J Whitney
lcoe V'cr) Frcytug, I.sihorc ior
Edge Co.
bark Grolmna dtaD. Jaccnrino, Beyrout tTurkoy)-
Bark Madrc 4 Fisli dtaD. scarpat Leshorn-Lauro,
Storey < scarpat.
Bark VALPARAISO (sp), Roses Marysillcs zuricalday
ArQuinbau.
Bark asper, Fossett, Sierra Leonc-yaes Poterneid.
Bark Thomas Brooks, Waugh. st Jago and Guantanamo
Brig NJ Q Haskell. Hatch belfast p Brown Co.
Brig Oriental Ger), Meyer. Hambnrg-C Tobias Il
Co.
Brig Nettie Mackay. Palcrmo-Cieo II Squire
Brig shannon, Moore Havana-Smps0n clapp Go.
Scr Jose Barreras (Sp) Aoe Barcelona for ordesCet
schr Witherspoon Sheppard, Port spain-Howland
Aspinwa.
Scar Gen Hall, Simmons. JacmeI (IIaytD-Kunhardt &
Co.
schr a Paine, Mcmillan capo Haytcn for ordcrsB J
Weinberg Co.
Boardmnn.
sch George Perry, Flynn, st John, NBchnsc, Talbot
4 90.
sclr Bowdoin, Randall st j Ohm MA T Heney.
IIeaoy
schr Abbe ingalls,. ingalls,, st John, Md De Wolf
4 co.
sehr Moss Glen tBr) Anderson. st John NB-scammell
Bros.
Schr Saarbruck. Clark, st John. NIB AT Heney.
ScEr Mary Pike, Good, st John NIB A iIency.
Schr IL S Williams Wilson, Jncks0nv vie-Warrcn Ray.
Sclr Anue l. McKeen. Stinson. Charcston-Evans, Ball
Schr B Hazard Rowland tieoryetown, SC = + Hurl-
burt & Co.
Schr Clarissa Allen. Butler. Richmond. Va via Perth
Amloy, MI rank Pidg son, Jr
schr II Benedict, Terrell Georgetown, DC-Slaght 4
Petty
Scr Clara Dnsmore, Chase, Calais. Me-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Artist FORESTER. Fall Iiver-FcrgusOn Wood
Schr r Goodwin, Williams, Brdgeport-Stamford Man.
ufnc uriD 90
The New York herald., 1877-09-23

BELIEF, Hon, Sept i5-Arived. schr Impulse Br',
Sailed Sept /. BRIG Emily tsr). Hansen, New York
,sNxuh'os sept 22-sailed, steamer o"'ohaec'' f"''
GiBRALraR Sept g. 10 PM-saiied steamer Efficient ('r
Cumm ngs u!om sicily. &c). New iork ~, @. r.
ALrAx Sept 22-Arr7ed. steamer Beta (br). st ihom-
as and Bermuda.
Sailed Ie!h ;hip John Euherlerd Br, o'Nsil Nil q,om &
Dor; br. Amanda (Port. Bridge water, Ms
Nag Sept o-Arriyed bark Busy Ken"rcE' Ahcan'e'
MosTRrAL. Sept 10-Arrived. Mcsmers Hunton,
Long Cardiff; 10Th. Polynesian Brown ivsrpooi Corn
ssr Ro 90 Il ihp c seod Q,
whtcsidc, Cork.
QuEbLc Sept 20 Arrived ship Anstnther Pitt London
barks Mary Ann Johnston iaister Liverpool: Thorgny
Einerson Gloucester for Montreal Stats Minister stang,
rnconbers nape B'eon for do 6riss Wandsrer; Sswe.
schr Eugene. Cloutier. Oporto.
Cleared 20h. ships Americana. Spry. Lvcrpool fres
do bnrss iiope; Summers. do: Madras, Briggs, Clyde
Sarah Mandcli. Francs Swansea -
avs. Harrow schr Governor. Eaton. New York.
Cleared 10th. barks Fanny Br. Stockton, Tralee ;
Walton tBr', Williams. caeraarvon
fPxR STEAMER wYoNINGl
BRISTOL. Sept Il Sailed. iebe, Graw, New York;
CARDlrr Sept i0-Saed bark G S Pencry, Penerv, st
Thomas.
DEAL Sept 11--Passsd Colchester Rcitke. London for
LvrRrooL, Sent 1o-Arrvsd. Quebec 80. Thearle Mon
trca Lake superior stewart do: BERTHE bgeow, Fergu
ME caryIn clark. Bay Of Islands chas Fooe' Low Ant
wep Circassan !s,. wyc. Montreal; Pennsy:vana 's)
Sailed 10Th, Saron johnson Fernandna: r IIazcltine,
Herman. New York; 1lth st Paul, Williams do |or
warts. I.oh;s Wilmington, NO. Prince Edward ' Char
QuEESsTowS Sept 1l-Arrivcd. vcilant, Prince Edward
Island.
sIScAroRn Sept io-sailed. Genroy t, Now York (rom
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
FUNERAL OF JOHN E. WILLIAMS.

The funeral Of John Earle Williams Of the Metro
poan National Bank, took place yesterday afternoon
at rvingon. 1t was largely attended by the people OF
Irvngton where the deceased was well known and
greatly respected; and from New York city
there were In attendance representatives from
every national bank; also ibo trustees OF the Chill
dren's Aid Society, tho governors Of tho Now York
Hospital and the directors OF the New York Poor
Society. The Chamber OF Commerce was rep
resented by it's President, Samuel d. Babcock.
The funeral service was very simple. II
was conducted by Rev. Dr. Bellows, who
of the deceased He said the life Of Mr. Williams had
been useful happy and generous liie and it was sell
dom that one met with person sngulariy endowed
with qualifications for good. He was attached 10 iiio
IN this world for he had made and proved 1t world
OF happiness by using and not abusing it. He had not
waited to 20 heaven but had brought heaven down
to earth by living lOr heavenly objects.
The body was taken to the Tarrytown Cemetery for
interment.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL. Sep. 2a-saicd, bark Ecuador tBD, Hughes,
Tybce.
BREMEN. Sept 22-Arrived, steamer strassburg Ger
Heimbruch. New York.
BAsi Sept 1s-Arrived brig Willie Br) Cranch. Phila-
delpha.
BORDEAUX, Sept 2o-sailed, barks Crown Jewel (BD.
Smith, Galveston; Teoclc utab, Bas'o, United States
CARDIFF sept - Sailed. steamer Fernwood (Br), Dins
dale New York.
CALCUTTA. Aug 2e-sailcd ship Privatcer (Br Cox,
Now YORK.
DAyrzrc Sept 2o-Arrivcd bark Adriatic (Nor) Blk.
Baltimore for Neufahrwasscr tPrussia,.
DEAL Sept 22-Arrved, ship Gaatva, Pilsbury Balti-
more for Bremen
ELssoRn Sept ls-Arrived, bark sif (Sor), Thorkeld
SEN Baitimorc 10Th, brig Venus (br), stockmau, New
York for stubbo kiopipg Dcnmark)
GLOUCESTER Sept 2l-Arrived bark Ettie BD. Haynes.
New York.
GrsoA sept 49, Arrived, bark Ferrc 1taD. Esposito,
New York.
,;rncrxrI Sept Is -saied bark Henry Gregg, Dyer,
philadelphia
GLoccEsTER Sept 22-Saied, bark Lady FRANKLIN tDD
Jackson. United states
IosrLrrn Sept 2o-saed bark Jennie Armstrong (Br),
Nc Nutt, Phladclphia
uuRE Sept ~, 10 AM-saed, steamer Amcrquc (rr),
Duraud, New York via Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL sept 2i-Arrivcd steamer American n'r).
walac. BALTIMORE; 22d, Coriova tBr. Lang, New Or.
leans; iiipparchus (BD, Hudson New York.
Sailed o2d bark Nina Matde dtal). Fcrriro, New York
LONDON Sept 2l-Cearcd, bark Paolina Uta) Gazzolo
United states
MELBOURNE, Sept 16-Arrived bark Edward May, John
SON. Boston.
PArnA. Sept Is Sailed brig Lizzie zttoson, Fogreen.
United States.
PLYMOUTH. Sept 22-hrrivcd, steamer Pereire FD,
Daurc New York ior liavrc (pnd procceied).
QrrxysrowS Sept 21-Arrivcd bArks Agnes Campbell
(Br) Thomas New York; Attio UtaD. Daliorso. Phi'"
delpha; 22d Anna Mario d'Obondo dtal,, siano, New
York: Norma Aus Soor,, do Carolina Premuda Ans)'
Vessels Phiadelphia; Prospcrte dtsD. Mnrini do; hen
ura (Br Whitfield Charleston chad sustained damage IN
q storm
SLIGO Sept 10 Arrived, bsrks Cbce (Aus), Prcmuda
Baltimore; Lamcck (Au), Hoggis, do.
Woo Aug 2S-Arrived briggs Tres Sobreno sp barreno
Baltimore; Sept /, Gratitud p Tuncl' New YORK; il'h
Gnzclle. Dickson. do.
yALExcrA sent 1I-Arrived bark Joschta (sp). Sara
cbasa, Baltimore.
LONDON, sept 2o-Stcamcr American tBr Wa'iace' from
Baltimore Sept e. arrived Liverpool yesterday bringing
mart of tho crew of tho Diego (Sp) Gastnnag",
from New York Sept for Liverpool which was burned nj
sea and abandoned the 9Th inst, In i 40 N httho
time OF the Diego was breaking III two inc
crew we're rescued by bark Arsiow 3r koocrsoh ron
st John NB Aug ~ for Dublin and part OF them werc
to tho American on tho loth inst
he Diego was m iron 100 tons register built ut
Liverpool in 1865 and hailed from Bilbao Her cargo was
us follows 2G2 beef 1856 boxes bacon 5o paes
cottou 2iO bbls pork 24y75 bushels wheat. iss bales
leather 5000 staves $500 3Os hbds tobacco, oo
tereos lard aour. IL cases hardwaess bbis
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

"What degree OF accuracy said representative Of
the HERALD 10 MIR Gilscy last evening ''is there in
tho reports mat tho Fi1h Avenue Theatre has becn
leased by Mr. stephen Fiskc aud will be opcaed under
his direction carly in Octobcrg" 'Tho announce.
menis made TO that effect in some OF tho papers," Mr..
Glsey replied, 'are premature. Negotiations arc
pending, but nothing has yet been decided. In day
or two tho public viii be fully iniot med, and IN the
meantime the theatre IS undergoing important
changes, which will add to the convenicnce of the
interior -
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
SAN FRANCIsCC's PROBLEM.
SAN FRAscisco, Sept %,

SAN FRAScIsco Sept 90, 1877.
largely attended mass meeting Of the unemployed
workingmen held at Union Hall last night The
speeches of the most ncendiary character. The
speakers bitterly inveighed against the Chinese, and
proposed that the workinsmen should organize arm
and put themselves In position to enforce their de-
mands for the exclusion OF the Chinese from the coun
try, despite the menaccs Of tho Committee of Safety,
the police and the militia. An open meeting
was called Tor Sunday the 23d inst and II Is pro-
posed to have street parade OF unemployed working
men at carly date.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND soUTE.

steamer City OF New BEDFORD, F'si. New Bedford for
New
steamer Defiance. Crockcr. Fall River for New York.
Bris uhiisnwallah JBr) Cargi Cow Bay, CD. foe New
York. with coal 10 Perkins jon.
Brs Reporter, Ryder. angor for New York
schr Mary Richardson. Sanis River Ms for New York.
schr ; Watt Drisko, ST John. NB. for New York.
schr VIM MAILER. Mardcu st John. NIB. for New York
shr Vim Butman sprouic Bangor for SoS York.
Schr Mary SANDS. Ropcrts Bangor for New York.
sehr i.eonora Foster Ellsworth, Me, for sddyvc.
schr thllion. Eaton, Car, iner, We, for New York.
schr Ma L. Merrill, Gardiner tor New Yors:.
Schr Iamartine, Lewis. Buchil Tor New York
schr Julia elizabeth. Grovcr. Buchli tor New York.
schr Reindeer, Howard, RocSland tor New YORK.
sehr Wm Freeman. .cnrist, rhomaston tor Sew York.
sehr ten Howard Read X 'nuebec tor New York.
Schr Sunbeam. saunders Vna haven for New York.
sen Theodore Dean Evans. Fall Ryrr for New York.
Schr Lucian. Ward, Providence tor New York.
SVhr sedona Hart Prov dcnce for New York
Schr U Washburn. Mulligan Providence for Uavcr-
straw.
schr y II Clark varrs Stonington for New York.
schr Nataus. Peck, Bridgeport for New Yorx
Bark kebeccs Crowel schr Pearl. both before
ported NJ anchor in the 70 IDS above arrived to-day
BOUND EAST.
steamer Ncreus. Halett. New York for Boston.
Steamer Acnies. bacon, Phi adcphin ior Fall kver.
steamer ucnn. Wilcox. Philadc phia for Hartford.
BARK Robinson. Gtcen New York for Belfast. l.
Bark John Head (Br Battlin New York for Esinorc
for orders (and anchored In Hart Island .oads).
Bark Providence (Br, Potter Sew York Roucn (and
anchored IT. dart Island Roads
Schr Luna, wells New YORK tor Newport and New Bod
ford
schr Is Eaton, Eaton Iaverstraw for st John NB
Schr Ruth Thomas, nntchins, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Sias Braint ri. Hawkins, Croton for Norwich
Schr Allen Gurney Gurney, Eddy Vile Providence
sehr Alice Noyes Lewis port johnson Tor Providence.
scl,r hstlcr Kceie. Amboy Tor Taunton.
s,hr Charles Heath. Amboy for Providence.
schr Carue u spo'iord, Gray Amboy Tor Provdencc.
schr Brabdywine. Fengar, Amboy ior Providence.
schr ,ico ,,iliun. Alhis. Amboy Tor Saybrook.
schr Franklin Pierce, Wood, Amboy for bridgeport.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
SAILED.

City OF Chester Ip do; Bolivia (Br Gssgow Herm
yana Niagara do; City of Houston, Galveston hudson
New Orleans; Morgan City. do: SAN Jacint Savannah
City Atlanta, Charlie ston Bcnenctor Wilmington NJ;
Old Domion. Richmond &c Agnes. rhi.adelphia ships
Narcssus (Br, LivcrpuO Otto Antoine tNor). Brcmcn
John Pa:tcn, New Orleans: barks Lepreaux dr. Roer
dam Luciano Sierra QtaD Lisbon: Alfred. Cette Empc-
(Br) London brig IL J. Dewey MontevideO; schr Po-
tOsi 81 ,Iol.n
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
CONDITION OF G. L. FOX.
BosToy, Mass. Sent.

Bosroy. Mass, Sept. %, 1877.
George Fox, the comedian, lie at tho house OF his
sister Mrs. q. G. Howard. in Cambridge. HIS suua.
ton has net materially some time and TO
may survive for several months. The WIDOW Of one o
ms brothers has been Tor to all in taking care Of
him He has goo appetite, though paralysis has
made sad work with him. He has the best pf care.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
OBSEQUIES OF SENATOR BOGY.

ST. LouIs Sept. 90, 1871
Tho funeral OF Senator Bogy took place to-day ana
attended by very large number OF old ana
most prominent citizens OF the city The ccrcmo-
MES performed at ST. Laurence o. Tooe's Church.
Father Hayes being the celebrant Father Fallen de-
livcrcd the funeral discourse. All the city Offices
closed. and tho Mayor and many Citizens officials
funeral