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The New York herald., 1877-12-06
CLEARED.

Steamer scythia tBr) Hains. Liverpool via Queens
steamer Australix (Br), Rat LondonHenderson Bros.
Steamer Canada (Br), Sumner, London-F Hurst
Steamer state OF NovSuA (br) bracs GleSSow A hsd.
stsamer Columbus Reed. Havana-wm r Clyde 4 Co.
steamer Con Whitney. Freeman, New Orleans-Bogert
stesmsr Coo W Clyde. ingram, Charlssson-J W Quin-
= ssssniss Calf strssu. wianstt, wmingson Nc-wm
Steamer Maynower. Davidson, Philadelphia Jsmes
Hand. . . 49,
BarE Lindesnaes (Nor,, Tonnessn. London-C Tobias
BARK suitana (Br, Ferguson. London-Funch, Edge 4
III iiark F,td tNor), snlvesen Hull E-Louis Tetcns
bark Waaland tNor) Erksen Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Frsreeschino dtsD. Ogno. Cork Falmouth for
ordcrs-Benhsm Boyesen.
Bark Jared lAus,, Passnovch. Cork Falmouth for
bark Don Antloco tAD. Chiazzaro, Cork for orders
Lauro, Storey Scarpati
Bark 1igri tAus), Ccsuch, Trieste e-slccovich Co.
Bark Albion (Bri, Mcfarland hio Janeiro-J Ward
Bark Quickstcp FAKE. Portland. O--Chrs Dimon.
Brig sollecito (lta, Longobardc Lisbon-Funch. Edye
Brig Tropic (Br), Potter. St Johns, PR Parker
Co. . .,,, :,
Schr Paul Senvey. Young. Para-Francis Moran.
Schr r A De II art, Fmrnham Aux Caves-A Hones h CO.
schr II s Marlor, Wines. Hamilton G3ermuda) Jones
Lough. -
Islands. NS-J Whitney d Go.
Schr ii l. James. j ames, Baimore-wm Chalmers
schr Henry, Anderson. Guilford. Ct-Cartwright
Doyle
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
BRENTANO ROBBED.
A SAFE RIFLED OF I1s CONFERENCE.-THE IHIs
IN Custody.

SAFE RIFLED OF us CONFERENCE.-THE THIEF
IN CUSTODY.
Tho clerical force OF August Brentano, OF No. 80
Union square, were much cxciLed ON Monday last by
the discovery that during the dinner hour quantity
OF revenue and postage stamps, valued at about
81 0OO has been purloned from the safe. This hap.
pcnng at midday and whilc customers were coming
and going Afforded problem for clerks and supcrln-
tcndent 10 puzzle themselves about without being
able 10 arrive at any solution OF It, The
ported by Mr. r. f. Dslrunoh 10 Sergeant keaiy
who Instructed tho detectives 10 keep
u lookout Tor suspicious venders OF stamps, and no
also nut Detoctiv.s Ferris and Hickey ON the case.
who secn he said, suspicious character proving
about Brcuano's at tue time Of the robbery. min-
description OF this unknown WAS furnished, and
Messrs. Ferns and Hickey went OF TO hunt him up
on the b,0tter of the Detective ONCE, where
record is kopt of ell suspicious persons
description OF stranger seen IN tho company OF two
sneak theveswhich allicd with that OF tue man they
were quest OIL Acting on this discovery they sought
out tho hauuts of tho two thieves, but aied 10 fnd
them or their unknown companion. Last night how
ever. on Broadway, near Spring. Ferris anu Hickey
met face 10 mAn whom their practic-d
cycs fixed as the particular suspicious
character they wanted. Tho latter was unaware
OF tho interest he excited aud went his way
sbadowcd by the two detectives As nothing seemed
him under and brought him 10 The Central
Oi1cc. Here ne was searched andpart OF the stolen
property was Iound upon him. he says MS name u
Henry b. Thompson, that ne IS thirty-two years OLD
ana resides at No. 4S West Thirty.eighh street, bis
manner cfectng The robbery Is not known, but as
The sae open he supposed 10 have stolen up 10
it during the dinner hour when most Of tho clerks
were Away and purl0iued the stamps.
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
BURGLARS IN TROUBLE.

William Mason, alias "Tho Buck;. Terencs Caro-
lan alias .'The Kd' james Conners. alias "Deams."
aud John wech, alias "Tater Welch," were arrested
yesterday morning by RoundsmanlCornell and Onlccrs
Brady. McCloskey and Burns. OF the Thirteenth pre-
cnc,, Brooklyn, on charge OF burglary The prison
ers are Of breaking the plate glass window Of
the Jewelry store OF Noah Horton, No. 700 Myrtle
avenue, on the morning OF December 2, when
iewelry TO the valuo of $l6O was stolen.
They hold Tor examination, which will
take place Monday next, before Judge Rely. Tho
police assert that tho prisoners arc members OF what
Is known as tho "Swamp Angel Gang" ON Monday
evening last Mrs. James Fox, who had been married
the day previous, who resides IN Wallabout street,
near Bedford avenue, entered tho Sixth precint
station house and made charge OF assault against
james Conncrs, of the accused parties When sho
had taken her departure, Captain Riciy, who had
noticed handsome gold necklace which she
wore. referred 10 description OF tho property
stolen, and found that the ornament In question ap
pearod TO correspond with one taken from Hort0n's
store. The police ofhcia named followed up the cew
baned, and subsequently, learned from Conncrs the
names oil tho above named prisoners, who were on.
gagged the robbery, and also learned that Mrs. Fox
was Conncrs' sister. The stolen property near
all recovered by the police. Mason told the Captain
that Wech Carolan and Conncrs the who
robbed Mrs Lyman's grocery store, in Franklin ave-
nue., two weeks ago. The prisoners are SAID 20 have
all served term IN the Kings County Penitentiary.
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFyIcER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6-1 A. N.
Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHEF SIGNAL OPyiCxR,
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6-1 AN.
Indications.
For New England, the Middle and South Atlantic
States rising barometer, brisk and high westerly to
nor.heriy winds diminishing In force, and rainy fol-
lowed by decidedly colder, cloudy partly cloudy
weather.
For tho Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising aud high barometer diminishing north west
winds, decidedly colder and clear or partly cloudy
weather, except light in tho last district and
followed in Western Texas by falling barometer and
slight rise In temperature.
For tho lake region and Upper Mississippi Valley,
rising barometer, diminishing wost to north Winds
colder and generally cloudy weather, with light SHOWS
For the Lower Missouri Valley. rising barometer,
colder norIhwesicrly winds and clear partly cloudy
weather, followed in the upper portion by falling
ometer and warmer southeasterly Yinds
Cautionary signals continue at Grand Haven, AL.
pena Port Huron, Detroit, Toledo Sandusky, Ceve.
land, Erie, Buffalo, Rochester. 0sweGo Eastport,
POI tland, Thatchcr's Island, Boston, Woods Hole,
Newport, New London. New Haven, New York, Sandy
Hook, Barncgat Atlantic City, Cape May, Baltimore.
Norfolk, Cape Henry, Kitty Hawk, Cape Hattcras,
Cape Lookout Wilmington, Smithvllc, Charleston,
Savannah, Tybcc Island, Jacksonville, ST. Marks and
Key West
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
OBITUARY.
PROSPER MORAUD,

Prosper Moraud, veteran French instructor In tho
Boston and Philadelphia schools, died yesterday in
Boston He was great admircr and supporter
OF republican Institutions and only here that
account While in Dresden, Saxony, he was attached
TO the corps OF teachers oil the Princes Frederic An
thony and the now reipnipg prince Of Rouman,a,
Prince Charles OF HoheDxollern of the royal family
OF Prussia, and was the instructor OIL some Of
the most noted nobnty OF Europe Mr.
Moraud was also tavoraby known Tor tho publication
excellent treatises on Spanish literature. AZ
the time OF death he the correspondent O two
important newspapers Of Francc--viz, the Courier
o HARE and the Echo CnirerseL Ho also contr butcd
largely TO tho Rcrue Contemp0rdtne and other
publications equally well known IN his native land
lie leaves two sons in Boston, DR.. Alfred Moraud
md Professor Henri Moraud.
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
FIRE BUGS ARRESTED.

For number q weeks past the upper portions Of
tho city OF Newark, N. j., have been infested by a
gang oi ssnre bugs" who have set 6re to large
ber OF cottages six Of these structures have been
partially or totally destroyed, involving loss Of over
$4,000 On Tuesday last O11csr Dalton discovered q
stable belonging to - Nr. Smith, located At the
foot Of Harvey street, 10 be on fire. Ho fastened
to tho spot and without raising alarm succeeded
in extingusning thc flames The coachnan appeared
and told the oGicer that he had caught young man
running from the burning building, but nad su0sc-
qucptiy let him The ofcer, acting on TINS intor-
nation informed the Police Justice. who issued war
rant Tor the party, whose lame was known. Onicers
Dalton and Book succeeded this evening in arrest
ing the alleged c0prits, whose names ere
Thomas Byrne, aged seventeen, OF No. s
Stone street. Henry Kelly, aged nineteen, ot
Asylum street. aud Owen Mahon, aged nrecn
listen 10 their conversation and learned enough, " is
sad convict all tho parties under arrest OF the en-
tire series OF inccndiary fires above roicrred 10.
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
HORSE NOTES.

Tho auction sale OF nine last and valuable trotting
horses came oil yesterday morning ut the private
stable No. l27 West Twentyeighh street. Tie prices
reazed were small ior the quality Of the ,rses,
will be seen below
bay marc Bella, l53, foaied 1860; sired by ltysdyk's
HamDetonlan, Gam by Jupiter, grandam La uy sand
ford, by American Star; irottco ninth heat IN 223,
winning the race she also trotted over the Hampton
Park track las last year wnen sn,"n sue 20. record
Bay geding surprise, 1873, ioaled 1862 Dy Hy sdyk's
Hambctonan, dam by American Star; recorG 1880; ;
has also trotted on Fleetwood track III 2:23 o. Il.
Marsh Cleveland, ONO; $4i0
Bay stallion, 15.3, i0aied 1859; by Rysdyk's Ham.
blcionian. dam by Lady Bclliounder, by Tom ThuLuD
gTaudan Crabtree's Befoundcr, ne by imp. B.l-
tounuer trottcd mile over Fleetwood PARK track IN
2:27. o II. Marsh; $3.50.
Volunteer, dam the dam OF Rutedgo; trottea n mile
Fleetwood track 10 23l but can beat tus douole
say stallion Anaaiusian' iSs. ioaeo 1901 got by
Corning's Henry Clay, dam by Aicxandcr's Abdallah,
grandam by imp. trustee; record 2:3l over tno
J.. D. schmidt, Baltimore; $3.50
Brown seding Mack l5l ioaled 1859 record 2:2S
ead 10 lrot In . 20 double or single; beat
Kansas Chief two races; has been driven 4 mile in
2l9; this is an extraordinary pole horse. j. L. An
drews, Cncinnaii $1,000
by General Knox can beat $50; has mad no training.
z. b. rieison, Paterson. n. j.. $240
Brown mare, l5.2ss ioaicd 1872 got by Woburn,
dam by American Star; can beat 240. single or
double. Joseph B. Francesca Newark, n. j.; $40.
Bay mare, Matte Wider 10 3, fo.led 1879, sot by
American Clay. dam by Mambrino Chief, grandam by
Gloncoe; trotlcd race over the Lexington track IN
her iour-ycar-old form, where shc got a record Of
g4L J. ". snyder, New York; Si65.
Several hnc wagons, harness, robcs blankets, &c,
sold at prices bordering on tho give away, as
there does 10 be any demand for articles OF
the KIND at the present time.
That pucky aad last daughter Of George Wilkes,
May Bird will stable Tor tue winter at Ben Wilson's.
Thriy-nnth street. This mare Is "A wonderful one,
Notwithstanding tho many hard campaigns she has
been through, tfottng many races o sis, seven aud
piRht heats or more. Her legs are as clean AS two
vcar-old's without puns or blcnishes OF any KIND
and she has splendid ieeL She is looking very hre
present and her glossy black coat shines like sk.
belongs 10 Mr. JOSIAH Walker aud her record is II
~ harness, made in fourth heat on muddy track.
May BIRDS dam was Juia Macree. May Bird Will DC
driven the road this winter and when she Is pulled
tor brush ''Clear the way Tor the Queen Is coming
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
PIGEON SHOOTING.

There was large attendance Of tho members OF the
Fountain Gun Club Of Brooklyn, and their friends at
the Brooklyn Driving psSk yesterday. tho occasion
beng tue regular monthly shoot for the club cham
pionsnip badge Fifteen contestants entered under
yhe club handicap rules The birds wild ana
lew well, high wind prevailing all tho time, with
occasional nurrics OF rain
Mr.. Madison, mo last winner Of the badge, was
nandcap ppcd at 80 yards, out made good shooting,
,raseing SIX out OF seven and losing dead out OF
pounds Mr. Henderson, at "a yards, carried OIL the
ondqc Killing seven straight Tho foiowingi isa
SUMMARY,
BsooxLyS DRIVING PARK, L. l., Dec Irregular
mon thly shoot OF Fountain Gun Club ior chssDpion
hsar :. shot lOr at seven birds cacn; haDdicapped
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrISwALL. Nov ci-Arived schr A Carter, Tom'in
s~iiea Nov 40 se,r Ellen Colder HodsdoD Galveston
2lst W Kay Ml,on pensacoi. c
tC"i,. Symn,ss. Wilmington. Dsl via Puerto Prince.
BEnxUDA, Nov S0-In port schr YOSEMITE, Grant ready
CADIx Nov ao-Arrivsd, schr Charles neyer. Poland.
cuaAcoA Nov s-Arrivsd .chr Nellie Shaw. Coss. New
YORK. u days pas..ge to 81. for Now York IN isw days
GisRALrAs. Nov 2e-Arrived. brig Edith Hall. Thayer.
GxSoA. Nov Ie-Arrived. bark Geneva. Gorham. New
iiosc Kosc. Oct so-ssisd bsrks Me.nsins Ger,
.n. .1s .n N0 asns
II port Nov To- ships insrsSa New York.
' s
Ss:s Ssss::s ssp ~
no.: Honolulu .ehl xasa:is Ger: Thom.sn ioc 90
gss Rss ss. .a 9s CITY
nAsrAE Dec aAIrvsd .sbr. Mos: Glen 5, a Ans.s- I'd
'JHss:,.. Nov fS-Arrved, seAr w.rdweu. Blrnbsuu.
K,scsTSS, Js Ncy I7A,.,vod; sshrs Pnsss: Msds,:.
seruin, Hall Mobile: Goth, hsnaerson, Fursish, Phil
;s.s ss1 s:',.s .ssr rss.s ss. s;s s
P!e,, Jcmirs .Br,, Chapman Chaesson 49,,
s." 'sSs York NSs brig CARR. rarss.Sa Ds.ns. ''
rrorr MssiA, u. Nov ad-in port 'ehr 0 Manss'.
Pos1 As1osIo Noy 20 port. .eh,s 3. Bsr;sos Nc.
ssned 17tn. schr Tam @ shanter, Aelun, New iork.
SHANGHAI Oct Sailed. barks Antioch. seymonr Maya
saki; 2sth, Watson Hawkins, swatoro; 10th. ship
Caller On tRr), RoA New York. :.
port Nov o. barss Coldstream sater, tor New York.
ldr; Corea (5r). Adams. for do do.
IN DOR; Nov g. steamers Fcurs Castle (Br) Jones and
ienlyon (rl Wallace for Now YORK ship SIR Lnpcco;
(Brj. Hepburn, for do bark Dlpussnd tBr), for do.
siscAroRx Oct 2SArved. bark smyniote, Sears. East
London. -
ST JOHN M. Dec 3-Arrivsd G. Prince tBr) Brans-
comb New York 5th brig Silas Award Obi Nc Sell de-
Cleared 3D. schrs Hattie Ross, OMailcy New Yorx; 9Th,
Mocking Bird tlr,, do. ~
VALPARAISO. Oct i7-Arrved bark Valparaiso SNic)
sailed 90 ship syrsn tNis,. Preve Loa brig Aida
Ver), Californa; 2lst, ships Independence Strout,
iauaas asth Anibsl Pinto tohin, Ess.i Coba; 18th,
In port 81, ship Moria velasauez tChD. Crwtc,
from PUGET sound arrived isth Trmountan, Osborne
from York arrived 10Th; barks Lizzie II Jackson
Warwick. from New York. arrived 18th; J Pcndlston,
Gilmore, from Rio Jancro, arrived 10th. . :
VICTORIA, Nov 23-Sailed bark Ocean Home tBr, Hon'
YokoHAxa Nov is-ssiled. ship Messenger, Gkey, Hs-
k0date.
Willard midget, Dickey, Tor do; weston Winsor.
for United Kingdom julie Brown Nickerson Tor Hong
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SIR oursrrno eGusp, Manning. from Iquiqus ,Perul
syenins .S DeecmSor collision with snoth.r vessel Al
% ns rs Es' Of % ss
her i and shs n other @
ssoiss s she va. % an oid srsdsr between Boston and
Ss, 3. s''s $40 tie s.'ss sss:
Hemsnway, whose heirs owned he. a. the t'mc
ss she n. the ssS
protect her from tho rebel cruisers.
sunk By collision was valued $1,000 and $1,000
amnGs Ses & from ,h Hsvans La. iTr Sa
more wNn sugar pu. my ~ 80 ," ~ -
experienced heavy weather on the passage split sails lost
water casks on deck. &c.
Dec isakins 1000 strokes hour; lost deck load
scan MARY A CHASE, Low from Ruatsn for New York,
was spoken Dee Hattcrss BY .ehr Jos z s,over a
scHR monte CnRIsro. smith. lumber loaded, bound 70
Arroyo PR sunk ~ the wharf q Wnimssea a.. NJ Sa
". nU bsa s "s '
E.c4npo JovS was run Into s A.pnws s.,sny
schooner was anchored In % p,se and ma her .n r
epssg s s 'ps Tsere ss's wa. seaa At time which
the oosou Of the Madone seeing the schooner fn time to
s. sS Il fs|ns ss.
house aud lied rapdly that her mas.s were out of
nshns nigh, sn, whM hey stood n and after
nearly all night they were picked mp In IN state
ovrnpuE--Bark Dos de Mayo Nic, Bostrell from caso
April @ for Iss hsf nI.
ceiyrd from Messrs. Taylor King the twenty second
volume OF the American oyds Universal Register OF ship
ping. This volume full and complete. containing
The .4UD0 vessels Tan increase 0i .bou
1000 which properly ciHsscd ana
arranged ORDER with their TONNAGE
dimensions, whcse built and owned. when ana wncrc
last surveyed &c II also gives rules for the con-
sructson and OF vessels towsge and dunnsgs
of length and of rigging depth OF water IN the
rrincjpa pots the world and other valuable nfoma
all parties engaged IN maritime COM
mcrcc II s elegantly printed on hnc paner ana hAnd
somcly and strongly bound In morocco Tns register
estabhcd in 1857 has been regularly issued since
Tho board of and tho indorsement OF large
number OF and merchants rs reports oi
yevs are authentic and reliable he occs OF
pubicaton are at 35 Wall ana I3 Broad streets.
NonroIx Va Dec 5-Schr Jacob Alburger % masts,
oned with pr iron sunk Watchnprique Inlet. As
IA, been sent This Is undon.tedy the dis
abIcd 3.mmstcd schr reported by steamer Knight NJ
Georgetown, De-
sr Joux NB Dec 4--schr Ida May. from Portland No,
with cargo 10000 bricks 81 bbs OF Hour 10 bb Of
meal and lot Of kerosene struck on the Fou tiround
and sank In Coursnay Nay last night The deserted
her and cannot Dc The vesse was built n 1892
Iyorchestcr register ana owned by Hon
Smith.
.su,pu,1Lpfyc Tho Havsrhi Steamboat Company are
asnx building steamer during the winter to bo
sed nno souson carving passengers and
ine purpose The plans and Specifications are being
nrensrcd at tho Atlantic Works Boston Tho proposed
stcnmer II built win be 05 eet over all IL 20 20 iset
beam M feet hold, with top deck capable Of carrying $50
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
FARE ON THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.


To THE kpIroR THE HERALD
Permit me 10 call the attention oil the elevated
rapid transp people 20 the question OF iares, which
Is now being agitated III your valuable journal. The
CON mutations on the New Jersey roads range from
onehalf to three l0urths OF cont per mile including
erriage Outside OF the city limits Of Jersey City and
Newark thore plenty OF villages where thcre
no ''rings" TO impose heavy taxes aud where
house rents and transit are cheap and convenient
Cheap rents cannot ne expected or Afforded in tho
limits VI Now York, below Fitiy ninth street al least
aud yet our Elevated Railroad charges double The fare
10 reach the higu priced houses IN the upper part OF
the city that are now paying 10 reach our COM
iorlabe ana cheap houses IN New Jersey Property
owners In Harlem and In the newly annexed wards
should enter a strong protest against high
iares, otherwise their vacant will
main vacant Tho fare should not exceed
five cents for any distance between the
Battery and both street, and halr per mile
any distance beyond that Ihc price oi two loaves
OF bread per day as much as w0rkingman can af
ford out 81 per wages shop girl out Oi 81
per day for rapid transit between their homes
and their workshops, and is as much as they will puy
while the present Inducements offered to all TO
acquire cheap homes anu cheap transit III New Jersey
Palace could DO run on ai elevated road
press I0r tho accommodation OF the wealthy,
aud high Of Iare might be sustained Tor small
patronage, but sate quick and cheap transit Is tho
only induccment that wall draw the patronage of
NOTTINGHAM,
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
FAILURE OF A CHICAGO BANK.
CHICAGO, Dec. s, 1871.

CHICAGO, Dec. o. 1871.
The directors OF tho German National Bank decided
after business hours tins evening to so into liquda
lon, and accordingly issued TO The dcposi;ors card
stating that in tho ordinary course OF busi-
ness tho bank had July !, 1877,
$l,l57000 Since that timo their customers had
for various reasons reduced the amount TO $lS2 000
which Is the total liabihty 10 dcpositors They say
tney consider tnis good work but they cannot With
out orbcarance continue The bank has, they claim,
abundant assets to pay every dollar to tho dcposors
and leave handsome surplus II littic timc given
10 convert tho assets into cash They therefore request
dcpostors 10 iorbcar drafts Tor short time, thu
avoiding unnecessary delay and the expense OF re-
ccivcr. The president OF the bank Is Henry Grconc-
baum, anu the cashier is Herman schacicr The saw
ings bank connected with this institution Is presum-
ably not affected by tho failure OF tue national bank.
No statement can be obtained at present
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
OLD SOUTH CHURCH.

OPENING OF FAIR IN AID OF THE FUND FOR
ITS PURCHASE.
TBx TxLEoRAPH TO THE zERALp.l
BosroS, Dec. 8, 1877.
Boston's celebrated landmark and Revolutionary
heirloom, the shape Of the Old South Church. the
OF . brilliant and interesting gathering this
ing tho occasion being the inauguration Of
fair, the proceeds Of which are 10 be applied TO the
iund tho preservation Of the ancient cdilcc Tho
weather very stormy, but In spite OF this the
gathering was such as 10 crowd the old sanctuary
every part and among the visitors were some OF the
the community The collection OF articles sale
and exhibition probably comprises a more varied
Of and valuable curiosites Of gen.
crations than were ever before exhibited, many OF
which have been contributed from Now York ana
other distant points. Incidental to the opening ths
which, with the absence Of elaborate speeches. added
TO The pleasures OF the occasop.
The New York herald., 1877-12-06
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 5, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED pY rHE HERALD STEAK YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsroxE TELEGRAPH LINE
Annoy 18th Singapore a5th PORT said Nov il ;ibr.I
tar Dist, With mdse 10 Henderson Bros.
win m%ss aSS nsw to cars
sesmer san salvador. Daggets. Savannah days with
steamer Bensiactor. Jones. Wilmington. NC. days.
sssa%sr Hss.aras SSS. Horahead city no. Dee
wss %s' 70 s ga m 81 e oI
schr Frank amescn Kockland disssseq wa.crorged
ss ns .ss s.9s s
EXCHANGED synsIs with steamer bound s. showing red
sssamsr xiSsmsrs. Maet.. Leses. Del. with mdss
'ns ssip 1' %"'S %sSs p
Marx Hapids tas, schanss tu 40 days. in ballast to
ton Road. ass % days "a, s1S'ssH
waser s.t So s%s %.ys in s.ils.s :" slocovich Co.
Bark Mary aoodel ames boston Dec l. in ballast to
: irix Oliver Cults tBr, Jones' MatansAs days, with
s.e G In ss ID
Bre Emma Hail lof Boston,, Perry, Matanzas Is days.
Brig saS Sanus oardenas via Port Royal
% s sy xn s"ssa Mayo Nov ~ WITH md..
| s, i siss %
a n s
y tons Of ogwood to tighten the vessel WAS 10 days Of
schr Frospsst of i sG.oa' Conway Mraroans % days,
w sspT ss,sass n asd Cedar Key Nov 49,
with lumber to II r Brown h Co.
@ Wy Sys @ with
Schr Joseph Eaton Peterson, baltimore.
schr 4 Yates, Hopkins, Damarscotta days. with
tatoes ana hay 10 B Metcalf X Co.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Glaucus Bearsc Boston for New York
steamer City New Bedford Fish, Now Bedford for New
York. .
steamer Santee Springer. New Bedford for Now York.
Brig starlight Thompson Now Haven tor New York, In
ballast TO Armstrong Bros
Schr Madeira McDo.ga Windsor Ms. for New York.
Schr Winnie Laury Spear Windsor Ms. for New YORK.
schr George Calhoun 3D. Timpson, st john, NIB for
Newark. M. .
Schr Fred 9 Holden. McRay. Calais for New York.
Schr Lucy Jones, Jones. Provdcnce Tor New YORK.
Schr aiding RR No A. Adams Hartford tor New York
Schr Hattie Low, White, Hartford tor Now York.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Martin, New York for New Haven (and put
into Whit estonc for shelter).
schr Maria Adelaide Kent Hoboken for Warehsm land
anchored in II art Island roads,. .
schr George stansr Tryon HSboken for MiddletowE,
CT (and anchored of llammondS hmts)
Schr Marshal Perrin, Packard Wechawken for Boston.
Schr Plymouth Rock Bearse Port johnson for Boston,