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PORT OF NEW YORK. DEC. Il, 1877
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wIlTEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wmTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Victoria t3r). Young. Glasgow Dec and Mo-
vile 9TH with and 90 passengers Henderson Bros
Dec IL lat A. 80 Ion 81 81 passed State line steamer
bound Il.
steamer Baltic tRr), Jennings. Liverpool Dec H. via
queenstown i2th with mdsc and passengers TO Corts
iyrisn Or. from Liverpool tor Boston.
steamer Canada (Fr) frangucl, lInvre Dec and Ply
mouth 9Th with mdse and passengers TO L dc Bcbian
steamer Regulator, Doans; Wilmington, Nc, days,
with mdse to VIM 4 Clyde Co
steamer Allauce Crockcr. Phlndclphi1 with mdse to
VIM Clyde Co
sh Nairnshrc fBr), Nivcn Calcutta III DAYS, with
mdse to II Morng Co. Passed Cape Of Good Hope Oct
IL 81 Helena 27th crossed the Equator Nov III lon
- ~ had heavy westerly gale oi the Caps lasting -
gale, lasting ~ hours IN which stove skylgnt. washed
OF rail aud shed anchors: ~ IA 50 :.
Ion Bo2 W. spoke ship Foyle r) Calcutta Tor London
ship New World. Hammond. London Nov and Isle OF
Wight Sd, with mdse to Grinnell. Minturn CO. Made
middle passage and had fine weather; Nov ~ lat 30 d.
Ion 20 o. saw schr Silver stream trJ. bound III Goth lat
York Dec 10 lat 50 o5 Ion i H. bark Nevada lot Halifax.
Ms, bound u,
ship Bolivia t Biugay. Gloucester T. oct ~ in bal.
last Boyd Hnckcn nd sroug westerly gales: lost
mninopsu yard Anchored in lower bay for orders
BARK Lucy Pope tBr), Could Liverpool. Nov T. In ball
Ias to iiatton Watson Co. Anchored In the lower bay
Bark woyc (Nor), Anderson Liverpool 81 days. with sot
and coal to orders vessel to Tobias 4 Co Had fine
wsnther
In ballast First Of passage had heavy
westerly gales, latter par, fine weather.
Bark Sir Humphrey pavy tof Pc, xancc) Sherry. Rio
q \ Bmley Crossed the Equator Nov 10 In Ion 4O had
fine weather tho whole passage.
rs varnaes orr Petersen, Dublin 50 days. In ballast,
to order. u nd strong westerly gales
Brig Brasiianeren DAM, Junkcr Penambuco - days,
orders vessel to Funch, Edye TO. Crossed
the Equator Nov . In lon 81; had 6nc weather.
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CARRIE SMITHS FORTUNES.

Carrie Smith, the poor young girl VINO attempted TO
poison herself account Of the cruel treatment she
alleges she received from the police and others In this
city last week, is fortunately now rapidly improving
Many OF her statements concerning her early life and
her msiortunes have been found TO DO true. A
wealthy lady living up town saw Dr. Saunders, who Is
attending Carrie and told him she was nxious 10
ADOPT her as her child This lady informed the Doc
tor that she before taken girl under similar
circumstances and she mover had cause 10 regret II
Carrie II visited regularly at present by lady VINO
knew her mother In Mobile and who says that the
family were formerly wealthy. but that when Carries
mother died tho property loaded with mortgages
and what lett was consumed in lawyers, ices
and $2l In money. However from the deep interest
th at seems TO have been taken In her by many
covered, be placed In the way Of making honorable
Twin
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w ASHI.N CT O n.
FROM OUR REGULAR coRResP oNoENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec 81, 1877.
THE ALLEGED SURVIVOR OF TIE CUSTER FIGHT
IN THE CAMP OF srcrING BULL-A SKETCH
OF MICHAEL RYAN
Upon careful examination by the War Department
OF the papers OF the enlisted mon composing the Sew
cnth cavalry, file there, it does not appear that
thcre has been any soldier of that regiment named
Martin Ryan IL will be remembered that such man
was reported TO BIO now in the camp OF Sitting
Bull as the only SURVIVOR OF the Custer massacre.
There is however, a record OF Daniel Ryan, who
was twenty years old in 1872, described having
rray eycs dark hair ami fair complexion, five feet
niuo inches in height and reported killed
IN tho Custer fight ON inquiry to The
possible identity Of Michael Ryan is ascertaincd
that such person was for some timo clerk IN tho
War Department. and Studied law and graduated with
highest honors at tho Columbia Law College hero,
but was removed for diss olue habits Ho was noted
for q fearless department., and II is thought
that be may DO tho man referred 10 IN tho
report of tho Sitting Bull commission being
now deprived OF his liberty and held as q
prisoner IN the camp OF the celebrated Medicine Man.
He is described as fine looking, of dark complexion,
heavy build, oil excellent clerical abilities. and aged
about thirsy-slx years Hc is thought by those who
know him hero to be just the kind OF romantic
scapegrace that would stray into Sitting
Bulls camp and take the role attributed
TO him by the scout Mcshano in rep
reservations made to General Terry, on which the
present official action Of tho State Department IS
based, in asking the Canadian authorities to In
vestigate the representations made OF Ryan's
forced detention IN the camp OF The hostile
Sioux. The Adjutant General does not credit
the story OF Ryan's captivity, and says
that 1t Is an unheard of thing that the Indians should
savo one man from among the wounded tho rest Of
whom they mad either killed or delegated their squaws
to relieve with the coup dc grace Tho story is set
down by tho officers Of the War Department as the
fabrication OF frontier scout an amusement fire.
quently INDUCED in by that class of men.
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nyrNOTrCE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT N1GHT-The NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for usc OIL board HERALD steam yacht showing whe
burning the coors red green red changing from to the
succession and be seen several miles dstaat
Captains Of vessels upon seeing this signal will sbligc
by preparing any they may have for tho ship
News Department OF the HERALD
n1-Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels ar
irving York do by addressing to such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River New
York. Letters evcd from all or tho world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
pS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Cap.ains or officers
ing the displacement of requested
to the fact to the HERALD that 1t may BIO
brought publicly tho attention OF the authorities
leter addressed ITO tho editor OF the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
displaced buoys the Of their REMOVAL will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
coast American Continent. When they observed
on European countries in the Mediterranean
requested that Information be sent either by telegraph
or letter London Office OF the NEw YORK HERALD 40
Fleet street. London the Paris Office 81 Avenue dc
may be addressed bennett 46 Fleet street, London
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris" Where OF
displacement the OF countries yond
tho reach OF the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
may communicate with reaching the first conven
lent port This inform will DO cabed FREQ Of CHARGE
to the HERALD aud published
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stsamer Germanc tBl, Kennedy Liverpool via Queens
steamer Egypt tBr). Giogan. Liverpool r W Hurst.
Steamer Aisatia tBr. Mnckny, London-Hendorson
steamer Braemar Castle fBr), Ayes. London-Hendcr.
steamer Ethiopia (Br). Craig. Glsssow-Hendcrson
Bros -
st Johns, Nj Clark II Seaman.
Steamer City Austin. Chester. fernandina via Port
Roynl-C ii Mallory Go. -, - -
steamer + W Bruno. Fostor. BaitinDorc-Wm Dnlzcll
Ship Great Western, simmons, Liverpool-ChAs IL
Ship Thor cSor). zacharisscn, London Punch. Edge 4
BARK Guseppina Cocuruo GtaD, L;ossi Gloucester, E.
Bark lzabeih (Br) Tornebohm. b mouth. Queenstown
or Falmouth tor orders-Boydk llinck on
Bark Nova scotia DR. lie Cain Brcn ncn-C W Bertranx
Bark tNor,, Forenae Elsnd 70 for ordcrs-Ben-
ham boyesen. N -.
BARK Louise Schiller (Gor, Hooking. Trieste -Benham
Bpyesen.
Bark MARITIME Clonto dtaD. Lauro. Vaencia-Lsuro.
Bark Georgic Lawrence tIta). Polio Palermo-Law-
renee. Giles Co.
Brig Josie Hazeltinc. Wood. Havana-J Winchester
& Co..
brig d Brown (Br) Freeman. Liverpool. Ms.
Schr Marcia Reynolds Westerdyke, LsuRyra and Porto
Cabello-Dalett. Boult0n II Go.
schr Starlight, Reed. Cape Haytien-H W Loud Co
Schr Henry Buschman (Br, Holmes, St Pierre, Mart
&c-J whitney Co. -
Schr Commodore Kenrney. Thompson. st Stephens NIB,
and Calais, Me-John Boyntons Son.
Schr p Goodwin, Wlisms Bridgeport-Stamford Manu-
featuring Ca.
On
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsIwHRr Doc 2i-Arrived. steamer Switzerland lBr)'
Jackson, Philadelphia; ship John Gladstone 'br)'
Rouse, do. -.
Sailed 10Th. barKs Carpione tBr,. Boyle Tyoeoi .lst
Harry Douglas (Br,, Landry, New York.
Annoy Dec 16-saied, steamer Flcurs castle IBID
Jones' New York via suez
pr,s,o1. Dec 2i-sailed bark Mandarin tBr), Forth.
Pensacola.
sailed from Ringroad aoth, ship Geo II 0ulon tBr),
Hamilton, Sandy HOOK
Bnsugs Doc 20 Arrived, ships orpheus t'or, Wark.
New York 2is Lcda tGer. stecngrafe, do bark Mary
Goodwin (Br), Robertson Baltimore
Sailed 2tst. bark China GER. Jordan. New YORK
DurtdS Dec 10 Sailed, ship Cambridge (Br, fiill Key
West. .
c,oroxsryx. Dec 2i--Arrived. bark Conndenna utaD,
Stagno New York.
sailed Dist barks Gipscy Queen (Br, Montgomery Bal
,ore Constantc (Aus) Ivancich, United states; Devot
Dubrovack (Aus Gogga. do; Pacific tNor,. GrunG, do
G,naAirAu Dec 2o--Passed. steamer Glencarn tBr).
|. .,ou from Hong Kong via Suex Tor New York
Arrived prior to oIst. brig Guido ,aD. Jclicchovich,
New York.
sailed prior TO 2ist barks Fearless Kirby trom Tcsc)
Now York; Probo QtaD Do MMtlno trom Algiers, do.
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pouneed the reception tho most SUCCESSFUL cnseran-
m en-, OF the kind had ever attended.
OPENING THE MUSEUM.
The Depari ment OF Pubic Parks announces Wa.
the ioIownc regulations have boon adopted Tor the
opening ceremonies Of tns Museum OF Na'urai me-
tory to-day
The Museum Is on Manhxttan square. Seventyseventn
sireet between Eighth and Ninth avenues Y.
Visitors will approach by the Eishth avenue. inose
coming Central Park reach the Eighth
by Inc gates at Eighty street. 1901
passengers by the bridge opposite
street 49,.
Those arrivir in carriages will please show heir
dismounng. In tl tho proper direcuohs may 10
given 10 tho coachman. ,...s.
Visitors holding pink tickets viii be admitted NJ hapast
one r. VI. They Will leave tho Museum by the east meMl
door their coaches will stand at the east sae OF tne
Museum, toward Eighth avenue -,
be admitted ut past two r. NJ They viii leave
the the south 'front.' door, ana their conches
will of the Museum, toward Ninth avenue anu
on seventy seventh street
No visitors will be admitted without tickets
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.S S S ss s,ays
loss: The passengers and crew were al saved. and
cargo vii i's also Ss built about
year ago, when she fitted tor the
She s S .s a BY
HuSrsvIILx from Savannah for Now York. be-
had !. sa,ss 9 sss: s
sutp VALIANT at Boston Dec 20 Batavia. reports
s dee sn %s. IN
BARK PALLAs Ger Behr, from Boston for Dunedin. put
into No i s as lost
BARK JAMES MCCARTHY Gould. at Boston Doc 81 from
Buenos Ayres reports Dec 81 lat 81 b. Ion 80 SO.
all gone
B.nnTnpAL wAyr CD, ashore At Gas.rr, Oh h.. been
there Tor $ll 800.
BRIG 1EslA OBJ, KAY from D Dublin arrived ct Savannah
BRIG la from yeres for Providence. which put into
rays leaky and with loss OF sails also lost fore
scas xossHERs rfonr from Philadelphia for Cape sy
laden, is ashore Cold Spring Bar She is total
loss.
Hattie ssSs. Sss To;a 70. oss
expenses obtained requirements ana sailed again on tho
While at anchor in Tarpaun Cove into by the
.chr Abby bow. Tuesday morning carving away the
H smoan 81 200 A"1 '"''''' ""N ' '' ~
PrLor BOAT No gas 9 Bennst.) arrived at Nev York
with ~ bales cotton and pilot boat No Cen-
tenna arrived with 10 bales coton. picked from tho
burn ed steamer Huntsville from Savannah The Bennett
scuttle the Huntsville.
The report schr Katie Collins arrived ct New Bed
ford Dec IL leaking badly and with of 10 900
umber was erroneous she having been New Bed
ford The disaster to the schr Daniel Picrson
NEWPORT. Dec 21-Schr Woodward. Woodward
from Port John son with COAL for Portsmouth, MI. is
ashore on the of Dutch Island lighthouse Tho
vessel IA hanging by the will probably get of next
high water AZ present no damage Not insured Tho
SYDNEY Nsw Nov 1G-Bark star Of tho West. Perry.
while anchor in sydncy harbor was run into by b
Wolverine. leaving cruise. The
lost and gear The Star Of the West did
proceed TO Newcastle intended but loaded coal here.
ourcx PAssAcwThe ship Valiant. Capt Nckerson. which
arrived ut Boston recently made the from Batavia
in 81 days. the shortest passages over made from
that port to Boston.
suIpBuILpiSG At East Boston Danfd Kcy's now
bark il in franc and partly ceied Smith Townsend's
bark IL ripved ready She ID sale. Mr. Abel
Goves ship waiting for buyer These are the only
vessels connected with East Boston at present.
schr Is being built Essex by Mr. John James be
commanded by Capt Hatch formerly Of schr Willie w
swim dimensions feet inch deep, 241 feet beam o.
feet long.
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A BRUTAL ASSAULT.

Mrs Julia Maroau, rcsdcnt Of New York city,
who makes living by selling lace goods and ladies'
underwear, was going from house TO house at Dutch
Farms on Thursday, when sho was followed by three
men, who kept close to her until she reached small
piece or woods whom they brutay assaulted her and
robbed her OF $40 in money. They made good their
escape leaving Mrs. Mareau lying In tho woods in
helpless state. Alter regaining consciousness she
managed TO reach a saloon near by, where she told
her story ami the police wcrc at oncc notified From
the OF her assalants the officers arrested
Adam Solzmnn and LOUIS Loye on suspicion OF being
Tho guilty parties ana they wer0 held for examination
Warrants wore also issued for two other who are
bcnevcd to have been implicated In the outrage.
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Brig Mary Annie (of Plymouth. ~. Dunsesd Bahia ~
DAYS with hides &c II solomon No vessel 70 Geo
Buliey Was DAYS OF Hatteras. with lignt w,noss
Dec lat 20 23 Ion 63 - spoke brig Ernest OF rofsnus
from Rio tirande do Sui for Boston. So days o'rf
Scr There's. McQunn. Para 20 days with ruhoer anu
nuts TO Amsinck a. Go: vessel to Is Wenberg q 20.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Lady Franklin Olsen. sours PEI, for Now York
scr J Blake (Br,. Nealy. CORVALLIS. Ms. Tor New
York. -.
Schr Naiad (sr,, Wadman Medford, NJ, for Nav York
Schr Anconu (Br) WRsson st John, NIB Tor new ork.
Schr May Day. Waterman, k0cklahd for New YORK.
Schr Tcascr. Tobn. Hyannis for New York,
Schr " r Green. Kecf. Fall River for New York.
schr Angler Rcsse. Warehsm tor New YORK
schr A j bentley. Lewis. Providence for New York
Schr Porto nco Pcndleton. Providence for New YORK.
Schr Chase. ngrahan. Providence for New iork
Schr Vim Young. halso Brdgeport Tor new iork.
Schr Hess. awkins Connections river Tor New f0rk.
Schr Katie Collins Collins New Haven Tor fhadelpha
Schr Forest Oak, Parker New Haven for Baltimore
BOUND EAST.
Bark Julia (new). Higgins Now Yorx for Bremen (and
anchored in Hart island Roads,.
Scbr Freestonc Frfsbie. New YORK for Portland
Schr Quoddy. Young, New York for Pembroke
Schr Fred Holder. Young. New York tor Providence
Schr Henrietta, Noble. Amboy for Providence
Schr John CriHen. Lake. New York for Providence.
schr Highlander, Woods. New York for Providence.
Schr Joseph Halle Rogers New York for Portland. c.
Schr IL attic Lou, White. New York for Hartford.
Schr r Crockford, Trsscher, Hobokcn for Taunton.
Schr Actrio Pardes. Bishop Hoboken tor Providence
Schr Mary 4 Lewis. Lewis, Weehawken for BOSTON
Schr Balch, Hanna Port Johnson for Providence
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GENERAL WAS AINeToN DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, Dec 81, 1871
THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF NEW
ORLEANS.
The Democratic Jackson Association has made ar
raueements for the celebration OF the anniversary OF
tho battle or New Orleans. Representative Stephens
OF Georgia; Senator Voorhees, of Indiana, and Soma
TOR Jones' OF Florida have consented 10 speak on tho
occasion II time and opportunity shall permit
MANUFACTURES OF PORCELAIN IN JAPAN.
MIR. John A. Bingham, United States Minister to
Japan has sent to the Department of State volume,
with translation prepared by Mr.. Nnagawa Noritane,
containing history, with illustrations, OF tho carly
porcelain productions Of Japan. According 10 this
work about ten centuries ago the OF tea was intro
duccd into apan and In tho authors words
s.Great improvements werc made in the art Of
man ufacturing porcelain, Ia consequence of tho
people having acquired tas,c for tea drinking"
The production OF porcelain has increased In Japan
from that day this equally with the production Of
tea SO that Japan may be said to be the foremost
manufacturer In the East OF tcapots and tcacups Of
every variety and quality. 1t also appears, from the
statement OF the author, that the material for the
manufacture OF the finest porcelain is abundant in this
empire This Is one OF the largest Industries in
Japan. and seems to be constantly increasing. Con-
steering tho cheapncss labor and the quantity and
superior quality and finish Of the porcelain ware
produced by the japanese, II should DO largely intro
duced into the markets OF the Western nations.
THE LATE SAMOAN TBoUBLEs-sUIr AGAINST
THE ENGLISH CONSUL.
Messrs Martin and Harding, Consul Grnin's Mar
shall aud Deputy Marshal in the late Samoan troubles
who were placed in irons by order OF the English
Consul have sued that Consul in the Supreme Court
OF Fiji damages, with costs Of suit, for
false imprisonment Messrs. Martin and Harding are
Englishmen. Besides tho damages recovered, they
each claim $40, 600 damaces'from England.