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The New York herald., 1877-08-28

Independence, two from Fort Trumbull, New London,
and from Fort Preble, Portland They were
ordered TO this state at the commencement Of the
riots aud did duty at Johnstown Philadelphia aud
Pitsburg They stationed at the last named
plare before their arrival here The health OF all
good. Colonel Langdou. Major Hoskins, Captain Ward
and Lieutenant Ailtimore are on leave bu,
pected here shortly to join their commands. Every
thing quiet IN the Schuylkill Valley, and II may be
the object OF the Governor in Keeping the troops TO
have iu protection Tor the civil authorities wnen the
trial Of the rioters takes place
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MINERS REsUMING WORK.
KAzELToN. Pa. Aug

HAHbLTON, Fd, August II, ISIT.
Linderman Skcer Co. IS three colieries at Stock
ton " III resume work Tomorrow practically tho
same terms as those under which the men oi Pardee
Co. have been working during the strike. These
terms provide for the restoration Of the twelve and
half pcr cont reduction the LIST OF September tho
advance in the price oil coal having warranted this &C.
ton. .
q. f. shoener n Co. 's miners at Beaver Meadow re-
work to-day tho twelve and nall per cont re-'
duct,on having restored, with the understanding
that after september tho wages snail DO controiied
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A STRIKER RELEASED.

Vice Chancellor Van Fleet. at Newark, yesterday
gave his decision In the of George Shine, of
the alleged Central Railroad strikers Tho specific
charge against Shine that he had assisted, at
Philpsburg on the 25h Of July, in the transfer OF
ward engaged in showing said passenger car from the
main to a side track. Each Of these charges
sworn to by Que Witness, and Shine denied both
satons. The Chancellor satd there was too much
douot in the to warrant u conviction, and dis
charged Shine. He remarked, however, that he was
morally certain that the man was guilty.
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TRAIN WRECKING.
HoSEsDALE, Pa, Angus

HoNEsDALE, Pa, August q, 1877.
In consequence OF a misplaced switch, which was
spiked this mornings train from Carbondale the
Delaware and Hudson Gravity Railroad, suddenly
Jumped the track three miles from Honesdale throw.
mo the paror car Passaic twenty feet down an en-
uank kmenl, and slightly injuring Engineer William
Muir 1t 10 supposed the switch was spiked for the
purpose of doing harm TO General Morrow, who COM
mands regulars al scranton, and party OF officers
connected with the Third Unitod States infantry and
Nineteenth regiment, N.G.P, who were on board, oil
O whom ped unhurt
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A PUBLIC Bull DING BURNED.

BUFFALO, n. Y, August y, 1877.
About midnight last night fire broke out IN the
Buffalo Park Refectory entirely destroying that beau
nfui structure. caused probably by detective nuc
leading from the kitchen. The inmates OF the house.
fifteen in number barely escaped with their lives,
being driven from their beds IN their night clothes.
The building designed by Messrs Wisedall
Vaux OF New York city, aud was completed aud occu
ped July L. 1876 The contract price originally was
S46 900, with additional improvements, costing the
c,v nm aggregate OF $50 O0O The following Is list Of
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STRIKERS DISCHARGED.

DASvnLE, Pa, August 27, 1877.
The Pennsylvanis Railroad Company have made a
wholesale discharge OF engineers, remcn and brake
men employed the Tyrone division for participat-
ing IN the late strike The action OF the company has
created much excitement IN all labor departments OF
the road urthor and moro extensive discharges
are threatened urOu all lines OF the road II is feared
some OF the employees will rebel against the movement.
meeting OF railroad men will be held at Larobc to-
night confer upOn the matter.
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BLLECKER STREET EXPLOSION.

Coroner Flanagan held an inquest yesterday, at the
Coron rs' once, the body'of John RorlLi, who
killed by tho explosion OF cylinder charged with oxy-
hydrogen gas In too New YORK Calcium Light Com.
pauy's factory Thursday last Tho testimony OF the
witnesses showed that tho accident was the result OF
carccspess tho part OF The deceased and ve'A&ct
10 that encot was rendered by the iurv.
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THE SCHUYLKILL VALLEY.
UNITED STATES TROOPS ENcANPED AT READ
ING, PA.
fey TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
pp1n,x, Anouat 1877

ING, PA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
READING, August ~, 1877.
Tho threc batteries of United States artillery under
Major McMen, that were stationed at this point for
tho pas, month left Reading to-day to take possession
OF their old quarters at Fortress Monroe. Ther
places hero wore immediately filled by the arrival OF
Two batteries OF the First United States artillery
der the command OF Colonel MendonbaI The entiro
lawn south OF the Pennsylvania aud Reading depot in
this CITY 10 with tents, and the prospects
arc that the military Will remain several weeks,
or long as Governor Hartranit thinks u
advisable The detachment now here Is oiicered
AZ io,lows:-Uoonc Mendcnhali, Colonel Langdon,
CoIonel Randall, Major haskIns Major McCrary. Cap
Tain Ward, Captain J. O. White, I.eutcnant Milti.
more. Lieutenant :. T.. Nicnols, Lieutenant Web
etcr. Lieutenant Pope and Lieutenant Oyster. Dr.
kk,nncr mas orders TO remain WITH the command.
Inc officers are 1uartcred IN Pullman car ON side
rack a nd there is evening and morning dri and
taspection VI tho avo batteries tvo are from Fort
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ACCIDENT TO A YACHT.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEw LONDON, Conn, August ~, 1871
Tho schooner yacht Vision, of the New York Yacht
Club. into OF Plum Island on Sunday evening
by an unknown schooner bound West The yacht
mainsa was torn to shreds, her mainboo carried
away. and her plank shear and water ways badly
damaged. The schooner was unhurt Tho Vision
beat INTO New London. where she IL repairing on the
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CONVICT LABOR in COAL MINES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, August 81, 1871
Fifty negro convicts from the Tracy City mines
rived here the forty minutes past ten train, in
charge of Warden Chumlea, OF tho peniientisry.
The prisoners escorted by hfty-two
guards, commanded by Captain Heinrlchs The
cars IN which the convics couhned were switched
of and attached 10 engine In waiting and proceeded
Immediately TO Coal Greek. General Frank Cheat
ham, Superintendent oil Prisoners, started with the
prisoners but taken sick at Chattanooga,
NAMED there More convicts will follow Trouble is
apprehended,
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BOGUS EXPRESS RECEIPTS.

Unauthorized persons have recently beon detected
In signing bogus express receipts and by these means
obtaining baggage aud other goods from parties arriv-
Ina In this city or sending packages out oft All per-
are cautioned 10 make sure that the parties
claiming 10 bo express agents have An AUTHORIZATION
IRON the companies thcy TepresepI
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CANAL BOATMEN'S STRIKE.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LANCASTER, Ohio, August 81, 1877.
Tho canal boatmens strike on the Hockhocking
Canal ended to-day b, compromise between operators
and men, and an immense feet OF bouts which have
been tied up at Millvile were looscd and went down
for freight
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NO COMPROMISE

PIrTsToy, Pa August 81 1877.
The miners and laborers Of the Pennsylvania Coal
Company, at their meeting to-day resolved not TO go
10 work unless the company complied with their de-
mand OF ten per cent advance per ton.
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

MAucH CHUNK, Pa, August q, 1871
The company of regular soldiers stationed at this
place left this morning for Governors Island having
been relieved by batteries and OF the Third artil-
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virtually returning 10

by the price OF COAL thereby virtually returning 10
the old basis sliding scale.
These arrangements end the strike In the Lehigh
regions. The difference OF the plans pursued by diff
ferent companies shows absence OF combination
among operators. each having evidently determined 10
act independently.
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ANOTHER roRaER CAUGHT.

Joseph Gordon, who was indicted ut the last term Of
the United States Court for issuing counterfeit money.
through Charles Fairman and Peter Fritz arrested
last Thursday. In Philadelphia, by Detective
Drummond, OF the United states Secret Ser
vlco, on q warrant issued by Commissioner
Rogers OF Baltimore. Ho was committed to that
city for trial by Marshal McClintock. Tue United
States authorities from information In their posses
sion, were satisfied that Gordon, who IA Phlladet
phia saloon Keeper furnished tho counterfeit money
TO both FRITZ aud Fairman VINO attemp ptcd 20 Issue II
In Baltimore, Fairman having SO testified the trial
OF Fritz when apprehcnded woll executed nifty dol
lar note on the Central Nauonai Bank oil New York
was fou nd a In
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Aarm.c. of Now York ................... 81, 500
F,romen,s Fund of New York. k................ 500
Fire AssocatIon oi Phiadeiphia ............. 1000
SIM of Pb,ladelph,a Observation-Disclosures. 1000
peopcis of Newark n. .J.........., ...... 1000
~ paul FIRE and Marine 900
pconleis OF Trenton n NJ.,.............. J 1000
Roaer W,uams, of Providence nce............... 5000
Merid"n, Conn.,, company ................. ,5O0
Liverpool, London and Globe ............... $500
GIcpn,s Falls, n. Y...................... 1880
Exchange of New York CITY y................ $50
Virginia state, Richmond Va Va................ 1000
Am1zon Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Brewers and Multsters', New York .......... 1000
Mercantile, OF Cleveland. Ohio. ............. 1900
Commercial Union, London on........,......... 1000
FRANKLIN, of Boston, Mass. 1900
Citlzens', OF ST Louis, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Mechanic and ,aders', of Now York ....... 1000
Prescott, OF Boston. 1000
Buffalo, OF Buffalo city. 1000
Total. 500 0O
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DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF BRIGHAM
YOUNG.

SALT LAKE Cry, August "a, 1877
Brigham Young s very III, and not expected 10 live
The New York herald., 1877-02-07

Steamer wyanokc. Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
moud-Old Dominion steamship Co.
steamer Alliance. Carr. Philadcipha-Jas Hand.
Steamer Neptune, Berry, Boston-H Dimock
Louis Tetems -.
Bark svsa tswc) Moller Quecnstown or Falmouth for
ordcrs-Benhmm X Boycsen
bark Commodore Dupont, Nichols Cadix-R r Buck 4
Co. -
Bark Ferreri utxD. Esposfto, Msrsellcs- Henry.
Bark Almuri ItaD. TrHpuni. Aigiers-John seager
Bark SURNAME Dutch schmidt, Rio Janeo-fhos Nor
ton n Co. -
BARK Iron Age. Overton. Rio Janero- James Ward
Co. . -
mann koop n Go.
Brig VIM Mallory, Jr. Forsyth. Alicante Qpain)-Jsmes
Henry. .
Whitney Co 49,
Brig Mary Knowlton, Mckee Port de Paix-B Metcaf&
Brig Charlotte whittemore, Cardenss-sliiler Hough
Brig AtalayA Cole, Jucaro and Cieniuegos-Ponvert
Schr Orre Drisko Drisko, Domersra Leaycraft Co.
sehr Harry White, Hopkins, Pont-a-ptre- II vatable
schr Active (Br), Pye, St ohm, Mp Nevus Son.
schr II Williams. Wilson, Jacksonville, Fa-Warren
Raw. ...
Schr John Griffin. Gould. saiem-willis Ropes.
schr Dart Campbell, Stsmfora-Staniord Msnuisctur-
ing Co.
scnr burton. Burley. stamford-stamiord Manu-
featuring Go.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb 5-Arrived, schr Wake, Budd,
Brun swick Tia.
Cleared schr George r vreeiand. Boston.
BOGTON. Fob 6Arrived. schrs Chas II Fabens. Keene,
ence Lockwood Williams Port Johnson Nellie Paine,
DuMnc, South Amboy: William Mason French, Hoboken;
Caroline Young knight Camden. NJ.
Coated-ste amefs Massachusetts, tBr, Walters Liver.
pool: Johns Hopkins Haett, Baltimore; brig FLORENCE.
Rathburn. Mobile.
Sailed steamers ecla Massachusetts Johns Hopkins;
hrig florence. Wind NV, moderate.
BALrIMORE. Feb 4-Arrived, schr Sue W Townsend,
Bclow--Barks Humber (Br) Henderson, Dublin; Dido
(Russj. Rank. Hull: Finland (ftussJ. Bachman. -.
5th- Arrived steamer Mcclellan. March, Providence;
barks Eugene AUST. Pevorich, London; Rosin lAust.
Magdaiena prmm ItaD, Pisanottl Cork schr Herbert
Rogers " Warrcn. Halifax
Cieared--schrs Octorara. Reynolds, New York; wm
Crane. Howcs. Boston; barks Armenia utal, Csvalio,
nance. Craig. Navs$a; schrs Bennington. wyman, Bos
ton. and X II Furber Atkins do: ID h smith, do /;
Ann T. Valentine. Potter Savannah.
Saled-Barks Serene Marin, Casabona, Cogliata. and
Roumista: brig adelaide.
etl--Arrved. steamsr VIM Lawrence. Howes, Boston.
Returned-Bark Libers uta hence for Queenstown be-
fore reported lcaky.
Cieared-steamcr Nankin (Br, Bruce. Liverpool; ship
Janeo: Yanioyden. Tobey, do; Inatar (Russl Lawrn.
Lynn. GB schrs !arine. MatAnxas; Harris KIRK Cava-
lier Savannah; Eima Wright, Freeman. Hoboken;
Thomas stone, Pitcher, New Bcdford Samuel q Hart.
elley. bridgeport
Also cleared, steamer George Appod Taylor. Provi-
dence barks New Light Berry Rio Janciro Saturn Nor
Fereuson Cork brig Saamn RUS, Lundberg do: schrs
Endcott, Carroll. Hava a; II Met Buck Woodbury.,
Georgetown, Sc.
iled-Bsrks New Light Paiadin Continental Ansonia,
Fe@tina. Lente AHstino kepeto. Cam, Tllid brigs
Romance, Carl GuxtaL olga
BRISTOL, Feb 4-sailed. schrs Marcus Davia Lonx.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ss sp ss;: 'as ss sss A
board
B.saApss 20 In port shin w Lewis tBr,. Trefrr.
CALLAo Ian i3-Arrived ship Richard Robinson Smith.
DUsxias Jan Sailed. bark Regina Tolck. Ray, St
from Paio'mc, pfiIs%sipSl.: OH Ssrsh. r rasisr
Tucker ,C% Porto Mds n FrG,t , G% "ss
Sophie kHh.. SoGFn; s% dsshS,1
WOODS Hole; brig sonmais'ssn esa,. Iev" aron
Denial. Delaware; schr JAS Ford. Small trom Leghorn
Sailed l brig. Susan Tasi de% New York
New York; I0th bark Nuova Marshsrita uta. MAssino
In por. Jan i5 bark Suov" kmi'" celss'inA dsaD.
HAvASA Feb a-sailed steamer City OF Havana Phillips
'G TaLlvAs Dec Arrived steamer Flamboroush tBr
MrssrxA Jan a3-saied bark James u Ward. Payne.
New York; brig Flora Goodale; Baker, DO :.
Jan ss-sAsd OrisJ H Gillespie tRr. Crane.
QusxHsrows Jan 24-ssIled. brig Redowa. Wallace drom
TSo%Ss Nv FeS ssaiIed bark Esrhausen ( for
yoas Ne PEE Jane sG Ss
Kerr Lverpool brigs Willie tBr, Amery, do; Quaco tBr
arr.sd 9Th, schr Osseo (Br). Crowley. New York.
Cleared 9Th ;chr Mary .,I Harris M New New. York
York.
SAN S"si
.vALrAaA,so Dec lo-Arrved. bark Emerald Lofrren,
Cleared jan ship Theodor Koerner o0er. scherenbsrg
Sailed Dec 10. steamer Wilmington Holmes. Punts
IL por. Jan >. ship Empire Leekie unc; ba.rs John
Z.osen MsSsymsn f % do Geo rrs.s Carver from New
TaicahuRna, arrived 30th.
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AN AIRY DORMITORY.

For some time past Free Dormitory tor womenr
has existed at No. II West Thirteenth street. under
the immediate control of Mr.. George H. stout and bis
the Board OF Apporionment, and further application
for 50, 00O has been made by the president Mr. vacn
tine Hammann In the Original application the dor
formerly existed under the patronage OF Dr. ID. ems
and his congregation. With this understanding the
Comptroller notified Dr. Deems OF the appropriation,
who astonshcd Ut he intelligence, as the uton
some two years ago Beng pressed with business at
this particular timc he neglected to the
ties Tor "a few days, and the money paid over on
tho warrant OF Mcssrs Hainmann Stout Previous
beng referred 10 HIM ny parties wishing to rent
building tor a dormitory, and he told them most
that he knew nothing about the
above named Finally, lie was informed by u mem
Of his congregation who had visited the institution
that Mrs stout represented that 1t carried
on by the s.istcrs oi the strangcr"a society under
the control OF Dr. Deems. But TINS the lady denies,
htuting that she told the gentleman that the former
aormtory had been cared Tor by tcm and not that OF
which she II matron. Her husband endcayors to cx-
plains the trouble follows:--A society called tho
'sFraiernals," originating In DR. Deems church,
tabIished dormitory IN Amiiy street, but becoming
financially embarrassed abanuoncd IL about two
years ago. or this society hr Haminann
was chairman, and Oh us dissolution
they dc,egaicd 10 him the power OF revving
the dormiiory whenever he thought proper. This he
has done with the assistance OF Mr.. stout, and SO
claims that he perfectly justified representing u as
the institution formerly managed by mombers OF Or.
Deems church. However this may be. tho whole
Affair shows great carecssncss on the part o' ,he
Board oi Apportonmcnt, and though the Free Dor
muory Women may be the beet institution III the
Nord act remains that the Board dd not KNOW 10
ohoA thsy were giving tue peoplss money
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xs ". sold ,, ..ee. Jan q for $500 IN. cargo brought

Hs Jan "a for $500 The cargo brought
scna May J wARp. OF Calais. Ne, which was sbsn.
donsd In December. fallen In with no dAte n ies
~ 10 Ion ~ 80 BY brig Orisntsl. ~ st Johna " rom
Malaga
scuR xAfR CRAHnnR, from Brunswick for Baltimore.
pus into Charleston 9Th inst leaking.
6cHR CURTIS AoKssLv. Orient. Ii. for Savannah
before In Roads wish loss OF spsrs &C.
arrived NJ Richmond Sch inst.
ScHR NANCY RosE FROM PhiladeIphs Jan II for Car.
denas b ashore she reels Of Cruz del Padre 70
Cardenas and will be total loss Her cargo VIII probs.
ouilt VI Milford. DEL In 1875. whence she hailed
Feb picked up ysw boat. her bottom painted green
with dxvit attached. She badly smashed. ana was
apparently but short time In the water.
The San Francisco Alta Of Jan 30 1--WE author
sed state that there truth In tie report o. the Ger
bark Henrietta passing the Lizard in e5 days from n
port"
suIPBUILDINc-Mr Charles Ropes. Of Salem, has
tracted with Mr. Brsinerd Of New London. Conn Tor
schr Of about l7S be completed early In the sum
men she ~ intended Tor regular packet between salem
At East Boston Msssrs. Smith Townsend getting
the frame OF ship TO be 400 She Will be lo2
feet long, have 80 breadth Of beam and - feet depsh o.
hold including feet height Of between decks and be mod
sed semewhat IKE the famous ship Charger owned BY
Ms;srS Campbell Brooks new ship Of 900 tons is
nearly n frame. Mr. Justin rayiors two ships Of 2O
each progressing slowly one Of them nssry IN
frame. Mr.. Robert r. Jackson IL work his TWO ships
OF 200 each Mr. Abel Cove IL also doing little on
his ship OF tons and the others about IS hsy we're
tied the all will be pushed forward moro Wig
O.
The New York herald., 1877-02-07
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Feb 3-Arrsed bxrks Fensale (Nor). Tinke!-
sen Wilmington. NC; 4th brig Castor Ger, Bsrghoorn
do 5th, ships Hawkesbury r Carvosso. San Francisco;
6th Crusader (Br). Durkee, Baltimore via Norfolk
BRExEN, Feb e-Arrived bark Lizzie Curry tBr, Curry,
New York.
CorsxHAcEs Feb s-Arrivsd brig Candsur tNo, Milton
Richmond, Va.
CHKaBouaG. Jan 2s-sailed. ship Riverside. Woodward,
United States
CADrz TO Feb e-saled brig Dirigo. Coffin. Cardenas
CALCUTTA. Jan 2s-sailed. ship Ispahsm (BD. Brown.
New York.
DUBLIN Feb eArrived bark Bride CBr) Johns. Charles
ton.
FLxrrwoop, Feb 4-Arrived bark Bieu tNor). Hansen.
Galveston; brig Trcnmore (Nor). Christensen. do.
GLOUCESTER. Feb esalsd, bark Memsnto tNoD. Ander-
sen Charleston.
GRrxsBY. Feb 4-sailsd. bark Iris (suN. Bsckmsnn,
United Stxtes
GIBRALTAR to Feb e-Arrived bark Gallarhorn (Nor).
Evertsen, New YORK.
HAvRE. Feb 6-Arrived. bark John Smith, Jones' Mo-
bile said to be the shortest passage on record).
KoNlosBERG, to Feb 6-Arrived bark Aohengrin Ger.
Fretwurst New York via Pliau
LIvxnrooL Feb 5-Arived. bark Fsdo speransa utaD.
D'Arte, New Orleans.
Also arrived eth, ship Janet Cowan BD, Campbell New
York.
Sailed eth ship Adorna Hawkins New Orleans not pre-.
viously).
Also sailed 9Th. ship Jacob stamsr. Crystsl Unite
States: barks Bengal Lofng Key West; Lepresux (Br
Brown, Sandy Hook.
LONDON Feb 6-sailed, bark Sarah E Frazier. knight.
Demerara; brigs Isabel (BD, Williams United States
Atlas Powers, st Thomas.
LYNN Feb 6-Sailed bark Sofa (Au. vellutis. United
States.
LRcHoRN, Feb 3-Saiisd. bark O o Sanford QtaD, Ma
resca, United States.
MovILLE Feb 7-Arrived. steamer Ethiopia Br), Craig,
New York for Glasgow land procceded).
PLYMOUTH, Feb 6-Arrived steamer France (FD. Tru-
pelle, New York for Havre (and procseded).
Also arrived 9Th, steamer Herder (Ger>. Brandt. New
York for Hamburg
QUkxNsrowS. Feb 4-Arrived, barks Blandna Aus),
Perovch New York Luigs (Aus) Ferlan. do 9Th, shu
Baltic, Taylor. San Francisco.
vLIssNGEN. Feb 6Saed. steamer Mas Nutch). Cheva-
iier urom Rotterdam). New York.
Arrived at - Feb 8. Emmanuel. from United States.
Sailed from - Feb 8, Nebo, for United States.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHrP NORsExAN Of the finest OF the st John IN b
fleet was run by Rose (no date In lat ~
while making voyage from the guano islands to Queens
and sunk. rhe crew we're rescued and landed at
Monc cvdco.
SnIp TnHoDOR KOERSRR ,3er) from San Francisco tor
which put into valparaiso Dec leaking,
paired ana cleared Jan ? to proceed on her voyage.
Scua vAsnr SHARP Newport. RI would take board
Feb tb. buInnce the lumber from sclr Martha (BrJ
tron ST John NIB Tor New York. before reported at New
port damaged by collision and forward 10 its des
nation.
Scua AxKRcA from Port Williams. Ms. for United States
loaded with potatoes by Harrington Co. kentvile
Black KoeK BAY Shore Ns Dec 20 with i've feet o
water hold The 900 bushels was insured II
was be sold for the benefit of the
underwriters
s,uR GAMBIA before reported wrecked n BrAr Island,
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OrpIcR or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WAsHixGTox, Feb. I'll A. NJ J

'
Indications
For Wednesday the South Atlantic States. falling
or stationary barometer, colscr north and winds
and cloudy weather.
For the Gulf States falling barometer northeast to
southeast Winds warmer, cloudy weather. and in
Texas possibly rain.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer, south
west Winds falling barometer and clear partly
cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region, falling possibly followed
by rising barometer, warmer southwest veering to
cooler northwest Winds threatening weather and oc
casonal light snow
For the Middle and Eas. Atlantic coasts, stationary
or failing barometer south and west winds, and
warmer. partly cloudy weather.
The rivers will continue to fall at Pittsburg and
Memphis, but will rise especially NJ Cincinnati and ST.
I ous
The New York herald., 1877-02-07

AMATEUR THEATRlCALS.

A very enjoyable entertainment given last even
ing hail OF The Church OF the Holy Innocenis by
the 'sNcw York Variety and Dramatic Troupe " an
amateur organization composed to considerable OK.
tent OF young men resident in the parish In addition
TO the programme amt unccd Mrs. Laura s Webb ro.
cited of her poems of which her last pro.
duction, entitled Liberty Enhgh,enng the World %
The cntertanment, which was Tor the be ne0t OF the
church, viii continue 10 DO given tor the rec
evenings ot this week.