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The daily gazette., 1877-11-17

CHOICE AKRON AND CANADA OAT
" Meal, New Hominy and beans, Can
ned Tomatoes, Corn, Peas, Pears, &c, Sill
yer washed gravel Tor bird cages, Canary
Canary Bird Insect Destroyer, Mocking
Bird Food, Lunt's Avena or Oaten Grits,
Hominy Grlts. Grain Bags, Red. French
and Black Jartle Soup Beans, Green Peas
for soaking, &C, &C, at
WI CHANDLER'S,
novl1 Gil MARKET ST.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-17

NJ NOTICE.-OFFICE PRACTITIONER
IN ONLY
DIR. ALFRED WALTON
respectfully offers his services to such as
call upon him at 1856 Market street. No
charge except for the medicine. Charges
moderate. ..H oct27-1md
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov II, 1877.
alions at the Brandywine Mills for
A rInd Grain Corrected Daily.
&niy Flour. ur................. II'VOal1Io
m Flour. ..................... 10 00a10 10
BRINE Flour. s00a 8 10
Rat D. 40
na.,......................... sc
The daily gazette., 1877-11-17
n
III COYLE N co,
neral Auctioneers,

L. FOURTH STREET,
aad ppsepared prepared to call sales of real es-
C0 coSntr1 ciSpIlal property, either in the
etAod ousht S"ga and sold, Furniture and
s,oo1s at private sale. Satisfac.
IseVerv TNo Your patronage solicited.
pms snl tuesday. Friday and SATURDAY
talhgs, Wednesday and Saturday
Sep18-d3m.
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ANATOMICAL MUSEUM.

On Monday evening next the London
Anatomical Cabinet Museum will open
in the Institute Hall for one week. The
first evening will be free, and after that
an admission of 25 cents will be charged
The exhibition will be accompanied each
evening by an interesting lecture. ... il,
The New York herald., 1877-07-10

Cape Code 9Th inst carried jbboom By collision with
scbr Frank Dow.
scnR Jomx FARSun At Bo~tou from Hoboken. went
ashore FRIDAY night during thick weather Third n
scuate. but OF July T. With assistance oil tug Eise
without apparent damage
ScHR ANNIE JONES of 81 George. Me- which was aban-
doned last December before reported passed June
II lat ~ - lou 81 or By bark Tri sina Aus at Lewes
Del. 7th inst.
ScHR THOMAS SIsNIcxsoS Boston from sasua reports
June 27 while In the Cub struck by gh nng
carrying the Damaging oresail and ore
mast and breaking crosstree
ScHR ELIZA RAYxoR MITCHELL at this port, from Della
City tor Boston, struck by lightning July on
Absecom. win put In new foremast at City Island
A small fishing sloop ashore yesterday on Sandy
Hook. She would get of soon
DISASTERS MAYThe direction of the Bureau veritas
has published the following statistics Of maritime disasters
reported during thu month of May 1877 concerning All
can, 20 French. II Norwegian. German q italian.
Danish. Greok. Austrian. Spanish Portuguese,
Ncaraguan Dutch Swedish 0f which the nationality
is unknown total. 141 In this number included 10
vessels reported missing steamers reported lost ~ Eng
lish. Norwegian. Portuguese.
BALTIMORE. July 9chr Lizzie Wilson. from Boston, is
ashore below Bodkin Point.
GLOUCESTER Mass July 0-Schr Ceylon. OF South Thorn
aston. Me- from Brewcr Nc. with OF clapboards
brick for Boston, wont ashore the backside
Eastern Point in fog Friday night last. aud VIII
provo a total wreck. A portion OF the may be
saved Tho vessel belonged Capt Geo Post aud was
valued ut 81 900: no Insurance.
LAuScHED-At Kc1nebuukport Sd inst. from the ward of
Craw ford Perkins by Lyman Mitchell and VIM Brooks
"a WIDE sharp schooner OF about 1Oo tons,
IN. not yet named and Is for sale
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
WEATHER REPORT.
J uly 9, PM-wind NV, light; cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.

.Asr.SwALL. July 7-saed. steamer Acapulco. Clapp.
CnoxsrApr, June 22-sailcd. schr NJ W Atwood. New.
comb, Boston vis sweden, eden, v.x... ,p., v...
Cow sAr. Ju1y 7-sailed. steamer Marlborough tBr.
Duniis. july a,A,,ived; bsrss NJ 4 E Cam 'Br'. Nc
FLEETWOOD. July 2-ArTIyeS q shps Acesd'"n r' Gu
H,on. a.sSn SSoSce e::s si bark Hilton & son DO july
sGs @ & 0ao%o Do d. Ss SI s
Roy. Charter @ Eca s. aIH 51hn S.ssek Ss tp,
ham. San Francisco to load for Livcrpoo v.,...
a1ns 9TH City Cruz poaken for
Hai,rsx July s~Xrived. bark Bomdon tBr, Potter
sailed 5th brig Lvonis tBp. Byrne, Ship Harbor. to
Sailed 9TH steamer beta r) for Bermuda and St Tho
ITnT S1Aves r pcrss SP g. osi john s s'"'
wow MovfILs juno 20 Arrived, bark Adde ii Gam B,
MspaA, July. In port. ship c Chapman. P0so, for
NASSAU. june a7-Arrvcd schr Mary Jane tBr, Abury
Sos1n syn sSpssT KY cB xfSsd bark Reviewer
tBrj brown Liverpool tand sailed for Qucbcel.
PAxAa. July e-Arrivcd steamer Constitution. Austin
san u 5c,eared bark Francis Herbert r Nc
S,y DOR, ,sn5; o,ss % , Lab
Passed 5hsnsrk Jennie Br. shcsrcr. from Eichbucso
~ sAn.gEn. July o-Arrivcd brig David BusDes Stow
s4 5omss Xr June as-Arrvcd schr II ssnssscr 3D.
CLEARED 26th schr Bonnbc tBr,, Griffin. sydney. CB
SuyI IpunSE. Ms, July 5Arrved. bark EmmR t}r). Ham,
w. Liverpool twas reported bound TO Sandy Hook.
Sr .Joux Nh. July S-Arrivcd, ship Andrew Jackson,
Bartles boston bark Corsair 3D. Trott do brig Iza
Chandler. Portland.
Iioared 9th ship Golden Rule, Lewis. Liverpool; bark
svya Corning Cork; schr Nette. New York.
TRAfEE July 2-sailcd bark Colorado 'br). Robbins,
STrSrn,rrx June e In bark Jasper. Williams from
New York. .,., - = . u..n.,a IN,
from New York. - -, ,,.,-
yo~ouAxA June Sailed, ship Boutwell, Castle tBr).
sailed July p steamer Bclgc tBr). Mctcaf from Hong
Kong. San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
BOUND EAST.
CLEARED.

Steamer Ann Eliza Richards Philadclpha-,Tas Hand
Steamer Eleanora. Johnson. .Portland--I Anne,
Iark Osborne tljrI. jones' Ipswich. Ell tucker Co.
Bark Alma ticrj, Tobias. Hanbure--Dil kndmann.
BARK Paw ashick OBJ. Fry Stockholm u Whitney Il
Co.
Bark Il NJ Hayward. Doanc, Tricsc-Snow & Burgess
Brig smarasd lAor), LoSen, Bergen Norway, Book
mann Oerlcn & Co. -
Brig Josie q iiaseitne Wood Gibrstar for orders-J
Winchester 4 Co.
Brig Unrncoa (Br), Faulkner, wnamstadt tcuracoa)-
Brig George Burnkan, Staples. Naguabo. PR Whit.
ncy 4 Co.
Brig Emily Walters (Drl Perry Eichibuc.c NB-scam.
nell Bros.
l Ncvius * son.
schr Crcsslcy (Br) Crosslcy. Windsor Ns--C Ber-
tank.
Schr Teazcr. Tobin. ST John MA ITeney.
Schr Annie l. McEccn, Mckeen, Fernandina a-Alyab
Mudgett.~
scIr Rcbccca & Harriet Hawkins, New Haven-Edward
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sryAMEE CAgoSQELtr, from New York. at Havana, 9th
inst ashore on foeys Rock coast OF Florida and
assisted OF by steamer Niagara from Isvsna Toe
York. which vessel detained about ~ hours She had
disabled her machinery on the voyage
STEAMER CIrY VRRA CRUZ. from Havana for New
York when about 80 miles broke her shaft
turned July o. She will be detained 10 days for repairs
Suir OwrGo. Mobile Tor Liverpool, was discovered
leaking In opsidcs and after dcharging portion Of
her cHrsn reducing draft II inches. ship
10 10 perfectly tight she would cak necessary aud
proceed.
Appu BrAsntLr from Philadelphia for Charleston
with coal ashore aud sunk FRYING Pan shoals 18th
The vessel aud total iuss except sails
and part vi the rigging. The escaped Another ac
count she ashore below Wilmington but got of
aud anchored with three feet OF water in her hold
scuR WINNIE LAwRY, at Portland from Phladolphia OK
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
Indians Attack a Courier
Express and Escort.
TWELVE MEN KILLED
Joseph. the Chief, Inciting Other
Bands to Fight.
VOLUNTEER CAVALRY
Citizens are Willing to Take the
Field Under Howard.
PORTLAND, Oregon, July Q, 1877.

PORTLAND, Oregon, July Q, 1877.
The following despatch has been received from
wiston, dated July i, via walla waa the 9th
t.
A courier express just in from Colonel Perry. who
was en- route for General Howard with pack train
aud escort thirty men, says that he was attacked
OF the 4th inst, and that ten soldiers and two
citizens were killed. Captain Whippe, who Is in
command NJ Cottonwood, came 10 the rescue and
repuIsed the Indians. The Indians are in iorce
around Colonel Perry and Captain whipple, who
have only force enough for defence. The route 10
Cottonwood is unsafe.
FURTHER TROUBLE FEARED
This bold stroke by Joseph and his band is re
ported by signal to the Indians OF the Northeast
and will stir them up to the offensive. Parties Just
from the spokane country report that all the set
tiers except i've men, between Spokane, Lower
Bridge and Paouse Landing, have left their homes
aud fed to Walia walla. The Indians have de-
stroyed some fields and gardens and rifed some
dwellings, 1t was reported at Almota last night
that Colfax was quiet and that the first excitement
has cooled.
VOLUNTEER CAVALRY NEEDED.
The news here this morning indicated the pur-
pose OF Joseph to meet or act with the Indians on
the Spokone. Such move Will impei all the
upper settlements on the Palouse 1t is evident
that volunteer cavalry in large lorce should be put
In the field to reinforce General Howard and stop
this uprising before it assumes larger and more
definite proportions. Such n force under his COM
mand would do the work, as 1t would be familiar
with the country and Indians.
CITIZENS ANXIOUS TO ARM.
The alarm spreads dismay through the whole
upper country, which must soon bring distress upon
the immigrants There is imminent danger along
the borders now, and business will be suddenly
parayZed. This is the moment for quick and Wig.
Orous action, such as our people know how 10 take
This Indian uprising can be suppressed in few
weeks. The military command can and will arm
mounted volunteers who will enlist here for service
in regular organization for the field
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
AssocIArE JUSTICE JAMES w1GarNs.

Only few days ago James Virgins, Associate Jus.
tce of the Court of Common Pleas in Hudson county,
n. j., left his home for brief vacation in Saratoga
and he was quietly enjoying himself there when he
was attacked with hemorrhage, which resulted
fatally yesterday. The announcement OF his
sudden death was so unexpected that II
was hardly credited Jersey City last
evening. Justicc wiggins was appointed by the
Legislature lew years ago, and no more conscientious
or upright Judge ever occupied seat on the bench
When his associates united upon the a1ministra
ton of Jersey justice to the culpr the heart OF
Judge wiggins was never closed to an appeal Tor
mercy and in several instances the supplcations of
an injured wife or broken-hearted mother he rescued
criminals from the convicps doom. He Of
strictly religious turn OF mind, and in social life
made every friend. Judge Virgins was n native
OF county OF Cavan Ireland, and had attained his
oigheh year, and yet the last week OF his lite he
ST. Patrick Jersey City, of which ho was member
held meeting last evening to make suitable prepara
tions or his funeral
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
THE VAGRANT DOGS.

From tho report OF Mr. John Mcmahon, master of he
dog pound, appears that Tor the four days ending
July 2.065 dogs brought In, TOR which s6ls 90
was paid Thirty dogs were redeemed Tor $v3 and
3 were sold for $l3 On Saturday night 30 were left
In the pound the remaining l,500 having been
drowned There were 55y dogs received sunday, and
Yesterday six wagon loads received and 100 AMI
nals disposed OF. The dog catcbers complain OF tho
datory manner IN which they arc relieved OF their
charges by the pound master, and threaten to STRIKE
for higher wages II the causc OF this complaint be not
removed.
Two dog caichcrs named Ross and Mclaughlin,
yesterday brought before the Mayor charged with
capturing muzzcd and licensed dogs and operating
OUTSIDE OF their districts. The compliments being
unable to identify them the charges were necessarily
dismissed
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. July s-Arrived steamers 0tlell9 tyr, gr,,
n,ore via Norfolk schv Lamoine. LcacL fayal; Calvin
j Baker Baker, baltimore -, s, ., .ua.
Saiied--Steaner Illyrian bark Selma; brig ANda
Smith. ,,., ,v,,.u.. ,a,,.,. x..
VII. xo,nnu Croweil; Centpode Mowatt. and Berks.
Pendeton Philadelphia; bark General sedgwck, Rogers
Bridwman. Hodgdson; sak sherman, and Ann Brown,
y. ,boken Addic sawyer, Cook. and Lucy Blossom
sa,GsIa Sndou; James Warren. Dayton and u u Div
crtv Williams, Wechawkcn: Royal Arch. Crowell a
Hattie paige. godfrey; Derby N1Sylo, and
ho.r rsIeware City; Ann Conant, Baker and calvin
= Watcr Baker baltimore; Annie Lewis. Aidricii Mary
toonbs Ale xandria: Alice Bas.ett, lobokcn, W.tcr
Inc Kelley. wcrhawken. Joseph bymorc bnrlr; Mnry
phia: Emma crosby, Crosby Aexhndra; sslic Cousey,
'CIearedHBrIg Neo Mitchell. Cody, 81 Domingo; schrs
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
JAMES W. WOODRUFF.

Colonel James w. Woodruff, veteran railroad on
ca passed from this life at his homo in Elizabeth N.
j. ON Sunday in the sixty third year OF his age. He
was native of the city in which he died. and had long
been identified with railroad interests OF New Jer
sey In lS47 he appointed paymastcr of the New
Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company, and no
retained this position until the road leased the
Pennsy vania Railroad Company, when he was trans
fcrred to the freight department in New York.
For his services forwarding troops during tho
he was appointed by Governor Oldcn as member Of his
staff with the rank OF lieutenant colonel and con-
nued In that ofice by every succeeding Governor.
In social life Mr. Woodruff was universal favoritc,
genial humorous. courteous, generous and possessed
OF rare versatility. His name WINS familiar In every
quarter of the STATE The funeral Will take place TO-
morrow from the FIRST Presbyterian Church.
In EHzabcth.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ABEnpEEs, July 4-Arrved, bark Active (Br) Hunter,
New York
ASrwxRr, July 7-Arrved, steamer hermann Ludwig
(Ger) Greve, Now York; sth brig Deux Marie Fr Du.
bois. Pascagoua.
BRrsro1 July s-Arrivsd bark Homborsund tNor), Mel
sen. New York.
Sailed sth, bark Tommassino GtaD. Cafero. United
States t.'t'
BoapHAux July 9-Arrived. ship John Barbour (Br) Ba-
ker, st John NIB.
CAnprrr July 7-Arrived, bark Havelock (Br), Patter
sou, New York. .
CALAIS, July e-Arrived bark Petrea Nor), Andersen,
Pasca-oula.
CALCUTTA July e-Arrived. bsrks VIM W Thomas, Boyd,
New York; T Southard, Kennison, Boston.
DEAL July e-Arved. bark Revello (Br, Reynolds Da-
DUBLIN July e-Arrived. bark Ophir (BD. Edgctt, St
John, NIB.
GLASGOW July 9-Arrived State Of Virginia (Br)
Noodle, Now York.
GooLx July s-Arrived, bark Freidig SNor), Berg,
Charleston.
GENOA, to July s-sailed. bark Constante tAus, New
Orleans.
HULL July s-Arrved, ship North Wind (Br). Peregrine
Pensaeoa bark Sara Mu oasssnovcn rhiladelphi. via
Newfork. .a .s.,.,.et
Hxvus, July 7-Arfived Ssrks President Dads or) Al.
brothsen Savannah 9th, Cheftsn (r. Fulton Phsdcl-
pnia
Hoxc KoxG. July 7-Arrived ship Gold Hunter. Free.
man, cardif.
LIVERPOOL June s-Arrivcd steamer Borussia r) WILL
Jams New Orleans; 9Th, barks Dagmar (Nor), Olsen
Charleston; Routh Young, New York via Queenstown.
LONDON, July sArrived. bark Matilda (Sp) Badios,
Pensacola
LARNx July 7-Saled, steamer State Of Pennsylvania
(Br). Stewart from Glasgow, New York.
MovILE, July 9-Arrved. steamer Assyria Br), Knox,
New York for Glasgow (and proceeded).
QUEENSTOWN July S-Arrved. steamer Ohio Morrison,
Philadelphia for Liverpool (and proceeded barks cata-
rna Accnme Ua, Martini Baltimore; sksreg.oom (No.
Bielgard New York.
ROTTERDAM July 6-Arrved, bark Forsete (Swe) Chris.
tensen. Wilmington, NC.
SOUTHAMPTON. July 9-Snilcd, steamer Hindoo Br),
Mitchell from HulI). New York via Boston
sHARrSEss July s-Arrived bark Chss Northcote (Nor,
Clusscn, Pensacola.
ST NAzAIRE July 4-Arrived. barks Alfonso (Sp Irvas
Pensacola 9Th. Maude (Br), Kelly, Daren before
port I'd arrived June 49,
vLIssrsGES. July ssaiicd. steamer W A scholten
(Dutch). Janzen, Now York.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
WHALEMIEN.

Sailed from Tacahuano May -, barks Abraham Barker,
Thacher NIB: Bounding Biiow. Luce. do; John Carver,
Conin do: 21st, Falcon. Jerendeen. do-a 70 cruise
ictter from Can't Allen bark Mars OF NIB dated at
Talchuno May H. her ready for sea and 20 sail
the FIRST fair wind cruise. Would be at Talcahuano
again the middle OF December (The sailed May 20
letter from Capt Lewis of bark Morning STAR OF H.
reports her May 25 reGtting for another
year Had shipped a75 bbls oil By brig Conrad for New
Bedford. THE : sailed May 20. -,-.
A letter from Capt Clifford Of bark Vigilant. OF NIB
ports ber Paita June I5 from on shore Ground having
taken $50 bbs SD oil last cruise 21O all told. Would
make another long cruise. and expected to be ut Taca
husno the LIST of February next SPOKE March ON On
Shore Ground bark John West Manchester NIB, with
$50 bbls oil.
letter from Capt e Nye of bark Cleone. Of NIB.
ports his arrival Yokohama Jdpan last May All we'll.
with ia bbls oil since lsaving Honolulu. Bound into
for cruise Of two months, and then into
the Ochotsk and II successful will stop through the
season; II not, will 20 to the Arctic.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
JOHN COLT.

John Colt, formerly wealthy cotton manufacturer
OF Paterson, " t. died yesterday at Seabrght, aged
nincty-one years. He and his cousin, Samuel Colt
tod the manufacture OF nails many years ago. and
when Sam uc began the making OF arms John opened
large duck mill having monopoly for supplying tho
navy. He was very wealthy; and be ana his brother,
Roswell Colt noted for their hospitality Daniel
frequent guests. John Colt was related by marriage
10 the Boudnots OF Newark He died at the residence
OF his son. f. Boudinot Colt who Is one OF the patrons
of Monmouth Park.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
TAMMANY ORGANIZING.

short session OF the Tammnny Committee on Or
gan .zation was held ycrterday afternoon. Reports
were received from some OF the districts to the
suit OF the canvass Tor tho two newspaper organs
belonging to the party. The Assembly District Com
mittccs throughout the city wcrc instructed TO pre-
pare OF Tor poll clerks and inspectors OF
election which will be ovcrhaulcd Ut headquarters be-
fore being submitted the Police COMMISSIONERS The
meeting was held with closed doors, as usual tho
oreatest secrecy being observed
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
vANDERBILT'S GRANDSON.

"Put oakley S. Barker the bar, I" said Assistant
District Attorney Russell in the Court OF General Scs
SONS yesterday and the scapcgrace grandson OF the
dead millionaire placed before Judge Gildcrseovc
burglar stood on either side OF young Barker, whlo
Deputy Clerk Hall read to him the Indictment just
found by the Grand Jury, setting forth that he was
charged with the larceny OF gold watch, chain and
Iockct the property OF Lizzie Weeks No 1887 Broad
way Tho accused, who was without counsel, pleaded
not guilty. and was taken back TO the prisoners box
lie was subsequently, marched through Centre street
TO the Tombs, ms no had been brought handcuncd TO
Iin
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
THE SANITARIUM AT ROCKAWAY.

Mr. Henry Bcrgh yesterday forwarded the following
additional sums collected by him to the Treasurer OF
the Childrcn's Sanitarium ot Far Kockaway From
a friend. through Hcury Bcrgn, 5000; A. b., So;
Lucy ~ RAYMOND, $50; George Theodore Sladc aged
five years SIl 25 gold and from Arthur Jarvis Sade,
AGED four years. Sl1 25 gold.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
SPOKEN.

Bark Bachelors (Br) rhadclphia for Queenstown
July s, lat Al 90. Ion 6S 90.
Bark Christina Pacheco (Sp. from Pensacola for Calais
France), June 10, lat ~. Ion 81.
Bark ALARM lNor) from Galway FOR Phtadelphia, July
0, IL miles OF Barnegat
Bark Corioan jer from Philadcphln Tor Bremen, July
8. lat IS AZ. ion 73 20.
British bark showing letters NKQB from Bremcn for
Delaware Breakwatcr, July s, lat 80 81, Ion
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

WOODS HoLE July o. 1877.
Brig Quango, Capt Crowley OF Chaottetown, PEI from
Azua Domngo) for Boston. !oundcred this morning at
two o'clock 70 miles Of South Shoa. Nantucket She Is
consigned to Fowc Carey Crew all saved and brou gh
10 this port by smack Juliet, Of Noank.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
EDWARD G. LUDLOW, NJ. D.

gentleman formerly connected with tho medical
profession of this city and prominently known, DR..
Edward G. Ludlow, died at his home in Yonkcrs on
Saturday evening" aged cghtytour years. He has not
will take place day, four O'Clock, from St. Johns
Church. YonkerS
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
DISABLED STEAMSHIP.

Tho steamship City OF Houston left this port on
Saturday for Galveston. but her machinery became
disabled and she returned Tor repairs.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
SAILED,

Steamer Albcmarlc for Lewes Del; ship Marcia DAY.
Antwerp, barhs Prindscsse Louise Norl, coponhagcn
Devoti DuLrovack (Ausl Queenstown or Famouth brrs
Sicna DIR. st Kits; Lydia varwe tBr, Malta; schrs
Lcona. Corpus Christi: Il A Hayes, -
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
OBITUARY.
JUDGE G. II. MORROW.

JUDGE G. II. MORROW.
G. H. Morrow, Judge of the County Court of 80
Cracken County, KY, whose homo is al Paducah
fell dead on Sunday night on the train from St
Louis to Cairo. The Knights Templar, of which he
was a member, took charge OF the remains.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LIGHT.
The light displayed last night tor tho hrs u,o
the United states signal station st sandy Hook Is q
very bright red light and Is visible about miles
The New York herald., 1877-07-10

Knight James Warren. Mary Collins Ariel. Lille Eiehs
vcto, Mary Sands. Lucy cogswe. Charles II Fseers,
Jane. VIM Connors Pearl, snhant Douglass. haynes
Wotherspoou, X Z Babeock.
wILNlNGroS. July 6-cIeared steamer Bene'aetor'
7h Arrived schrs Robt Mitchell. Mitchell. Baltimore;
Pandora Chilcutt. Rappnhannock. Va. via Baltimore.
Beow-Bnrk stnubo (Nor). Gundersen, from New York;
also Spanish bark.
Cleared -schr wordsn h Evans. Primrose. Salem. NJ
Sh--Arrived bark Esther sophia GER. Burgemester.
Lvetpool scir Wyoming Foss fointa-Pitrs lGuada-
loupe).
Cleared-Schr Angola Wooster Miraroans.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY Q, 1877
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Bark Dronning Sophie CNor>, Pedcrsen, Limerick May
Bark Enersia GtaD, Ccrvelto Dunkirk 4e days, in ball
Bark Rrajevica Aus svernga. St Vincent 81 days in
BARK william of Halifax Ns). Harding Matanzas 10
days. with sugar tos welsh vessel 10 rench Eoye
Brig Maria g utap. Romano. New RSs; via Via Delaware
Brig John welsh. Jr (ot Philndcphia), Armstrong.
May via Hampton Roads July with cSaes Tnss,s to
june = n.nG'I = in lon IN SO 30.
hass Sss a. Hss Esses s
Brig Chilhanwalah (Br,. Colcord Progreso 20 days,
win BniE cnscs 80 ouon of s. john NJ ensy
bados u days; with sugar to Grinnel Min'urn Coz
''Bii Brig Geay conkln Gieptaeros 2s days. whsagar
days with sugar order; vessel TO Parsons Loud
Brig Cora Br, Norsrcve sasna is days. with sugar to
Ssys s@o,.s, sssSs 10 d:ys with to
Brig T ii ( Pitt. Outerbrdgc. Of and from Bermuda
days, ballast to Jones Lough oa.r yov. Fin aovs
with lumber to Isaac Eppinger.
With sf"n naval vas stores TO pcllner. Potter Co
schr oliver Jameson. Campbell Richmond ya
schr Z Bartc. johnson, Alexandria for Bridgeport
sehr sehr Emma f'n% IA .:sfa Strong, vrssn,s.'
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