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The New York herald., 1877-02-01
CLOSING PRicEs-3 r. NJ.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

DECLINE
The following the changes in closing prices com.
pared with those OF yesterday
ApvAScE.-Chcago and Alton common, a; New
Jersey Central, n; Northwestern common, n OHIO
and Mississippi, y; ST. Paul preferred, u; American
brcMSs-A,lantic aud Pacific Telegraph, X; Now
York Central, "a; G., g., c. and l., "a; Delaware and
Lackawanna, n; Delaware and Hudson, n Hannibal
shore X: Michigan Central, X Morris and Essex, Il
Rock Island, u Wabash, y Union Pacific, y; West.
ern Union, Il Adams Express u Wells Fargo, IA,
ana gold, ss
Money closed at per cent call. The following
wcro the rates Of exchange on New York at tho un-
dermcntioned cities to-day Savannah, buying % of,
selling n "a premium; Cincinnati, steady, buying par
selling l. 10 premium; ST. Louis, 81 premium Charles
ton castor, a par; New Orleans, sight unsettled and
nominal and Chicago, 90 premium. Foreign exchange
is quiet steady, with actual business at 4S3A
81 for bankers 90 days sterling and ASS 4s51 for
demand. The nominal asking rates remain at ASK
and 4 &c.
THE MARKET.
Gold opened at lo5 fell or to lo61. and closed at
the latter figure. The carrying ratcs were Az to
per cent, closing at 4 per cent
Gold clcarances at the National Bank of tho State Of
New York;
Gold balances. 81 SOL
Currency balances. ....................... 2l124O
Gross clearanccs..... oo,o4I,0uO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. ST. 974 ole
currency oa'anecs'''''''' a'voo 90,
cod excnahecs...... ...-.................., g,tIl3.
uoiu paiahees........ ................". A,zlos4'
| THE FOREIGN MARKET.
! The London advces report consols and United
states bonds steady, except 1s67's which re-
corded decline of u u per cent. This Is fort.
nightly settling day at the London Stock Exchange.
The Bank of England is still losing bullion freely, the
Withdrawals on balance to-day amounting to fls7, 900
Rcntes al Paris had another silly hi advance.
The following are the prices al 4:50 +. M-Consols
for money. 9jy. 90: do. for account. ohz oss
The New York herald., 1877-02-01
THE wEsTcHEsTER PooRHoUsE.

The westchcstcr County Poorhouse inquiry is draw.
ing to close. As the investigating committee seemed
to have exhausted It's array OF witnesses the session
yesterday was wholly occupied In hearing testimony
Tor the accused. The committee adjourned until to-
morrow, when II Is probable the invcst gation will be
The New York herald., 1877-02-01
A FIRE INSURANCE CASE.

Michael Kecfe has brought suit for the second timo
against the Williamsburg Fire Insurance Company
the Supreme Court, Circuit to recover insurance
policy issued by the defendants. Tho points OF the
case have been published in the HERALD
The defendants contend tnat the stock only
slightly damaged and that the fire did not happen by
any of the causes excepted in the poicy. The IS
still
The New York herald., 1877-02-01
BROOKLYN's "GOOD SAMARITAN"

The Board of Directors OF the "Good Samaritan
decided yesterday to increase the number Of tickets
to OOOO and have them placed Tor sale in OF thu
prominent stores Of Brooklyn at 50 per hundred
or five &C nts apiece
The New York herald., 1877-02-01
MERCANTILE MIsFoRTUNEs.
THE RECORD OF THE FAILURES IN NEW YORK
CITY DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY.

| THE RECORD OF THE FAILURES IN NEW YORK
CITY DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY.
Tho following Is list OF the failures reported in tho
city during the month OF January, together with "a
statement of assets and Liabilities OF the firms, as
near as can DO ascer,ained and partially estimated
where no schedules have been ded where !n forma
ton was refused:-
Name of Firm. Assets LtdoH'fies.
Allen & Co, Thomas T. printer,
20 Vesey street. SS,'ov $li,ooo
Anderson Andrew, dry goods,
2 23s Third avenue. .......... o,soo e,i'v
Baldwln Il KiniDali, brokers, ~
Bcndheim, David, tobacco, l5l
Wator street.. ................ 4VV lo,ooo
Benedict 4 Co., Orrn, hats, 54s
Bennct, 4 bryce, cotton brokers
Banding, Walker 4 Co., prod o
uce 3ll Greenwich slreet.... l.600 1O,46S
Boothby 4 Lascecs, wines, lo9
Fulton street. ............... liz, ,V0 vo,0O0
David, Joseph, clothing, 20l
Church street. ........-....... o.ouV az,UuU
Ferzenhelm, Herman, mirrors,
10 Bcekman street. 10, 10000
Freeman, Bar.nts N Co., cloth
ing, lO6 Duane street. 1860 IS, ia
Gotspergcr, John G., brewer. IL
Centre street. .........."... lol36 SO,962
Grebner & Tiemann, cages, 40
Cortlandt street. 800 5000
Hall & Kepnell hats, Broadway
aud Broome street 6.000 10000
Harris, Fabian, clothing, 70
Walker street. ........"..... l,isl 1851
Hausmann, Adolph, mirrors,
1866 Bowery. ry.................. 1000 5000
Hermance, JACOB, glass, 90 Aur-
Hnora uao ii.s 4 Co.. ii,hosraphers, SO
Church street. 1000
Howard, James c., shoes, SO
Murray street. l0.OOO 10, QUO
johnson, Requa l. Co., hosiery,
xnssoury, IN salry' Abbott Huict,, w '
hats, bs4 Broadway. .......... 10, 600 i0'. 900
Lawrence W. s., -four. 81
. Broad street. $4,000 $4,000
Mexican. Thomas shoes, 40
Third avenue S,VoV osOUu
Metropolitan Fire Insurance
Company inomiually) ....... $50, 900 $4,000
New York Slate Roofing Com.
pany, Cedar street. 10000 5000
Schreiner, Edward provision
broker. 76 Broad street......
Spencer l. Co., I. r., pcrfum-
cry, 299 Broadway. 10000
Spor, Joseph, shoes. 445 Eighth
avchue. o,UW o,OOU
Strauss, Joseph, harness. 81
Prince street ................ $4,000 $4,000
Surdam b. g., stercoscopcs All
Broadway 1000 TO-,
Terry d. W. hats, 240 Third av.
enue. .................. S5U $500
Thorpe, N.F., cutlery, 296 Pear!
street. .........:;;.:.... 1000 $4,000
Stree street. ............:.........- 1900 10000
Vose Dinsm0re Il Co., railway
supplies, IL Barclay street,. 29.430 1885
vronan Co., shoes, Sixth av.
enue.. e................: .:.::.:... 5000 $4,000
Wechscr Bros, shirts, 81 Walker
street. t.....................-. $4,000 $4,000
Wronkon h Co., notions $50
broadway y................... 6O,OO0 14OOOO
The New York herald., 1877-02-01

fcient clerical force a the assets held for
benefit VIII not be impaired Very respectfully.
BENJAMIN SOYES.
President National Capitol Life Insurance Company.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
THE BRIDGE.

The lowering OF the completed strand Of No. cable.
which was commenced ON Friday afternoon,
finished yesterday at midday, the shoes being pinned
into their places between the anchor bars on tho
anchorage piers aud the strands lifted OF the rollers
and down into the saddles the towers. The work
of lowering the ompleted strand OF No. l cable was
commenced yesterday afternoon. Tho laying Of the
second pair oil south strands will bc commenced to-
morrow and once more the carrier wheels will travel
and fro, drawing the loops OF wire. II Is cal
cuatcd that laid at present. the laying OF single
strand Of The cable will take some fifteen days,
but 1t is hoped that as the work progresses
this time viii be much shortened and
that four strands a month Will DE laid According TO
this calculation the completion Of the ~ cat cables Will
be a work OF nineteen months or allowing Tor delays
OF ali kinds say two years The work OF clearing
away ana digging Tor the foundations Of the first Two
steadily. On the Brooklyn side ground has also boon
broken Tor the Brooklyn approach The work on the
New York approach Will be In charge OF Mr.. Hide
brandt and that the Brooklyn approach III charge
OF Mr. Colingw0od. These gentlemen are now busy
with stochionetrcal and other work connected with
the calculations OF tho cut masonry Tor the approaches
BEECuER on THE BRIDGE.
Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr yesterday morning ap-
piled at the Office of :hc New York and Brooklyn
Bridge Company Water street, Brooklyn for pass
TO cross ON The iootpath He was furnished with one
anu ut once went to the anchorage Upon reaching
the Top and before starting for this city no examined
the OF the ioopath very closely and cast
up the steep ascent along which he was to travel
When he reached the first cradle no looked down
upon the roof of Plymouth Church and the houses OF
his parishoners with pleased expression He then
proceeded leisurey across the rivcr and apparently
took great interest In the scenes along Tho DOCKS
Upon reaching this side OF the river ne remarked hat
crossing the loot path was "quito an experience"
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
BELOW.
Bark Fiorri NJ Hurlhurt, Handy. from Havana.
CLEARED.

Steamer Pedro tspl. Mujica. Livcrpoo-R CortIs
ste"e, Britannia 'r Thompson Liverpool via oueons-
srcamer The Queen (Bp Bragg. Liverpool via osecns
steamer Ausirsiia (Br) Montgomery London--icndsr.
steamer EysisA d,r). Mci.itchis Observation-Disclosures
steamer Victor. tBr. Young. Glasgow-Hcnderson Bros
steamer wescr lticr), Aenoruck Bremen via souhamp
steamer Clyde Crowcli. Havana-wm l. Clyde 4 Co.
wcs--C u Mallory Co.
steamer New York. Quick New orieans-Bogert 4 Nor
steamer San Salvador. Nicserson. ssvannah-George
steamer Charleston Lockwood CharlestonJw Quintard
Steamer Fana. Dosnc. Wilmington and Morchcad City,
steamer old Deminion, Maikcr Norfolk City Point and
steamer John Gib,on, Masingo. Georgetown, DC. via
Steamer Fanny Cadwaadcr. Clark baltimore Dal.
Steamer Mayaowcr Davidson. rhiladcphia--Jas Hand.
steamer Agnos. smith. rhlsdci iphia-BoEcrt Morgan
Steamer ten Whitney. iialiru. Bos:or-ii Dinncz
ship Deveron tsp. Patterson. London Ii Cots mot
BARK Constantiat tNor,. Ear mpton-Funoh Edge
BARR Lady Franklin tRr. Jackson. Gloucester Erea-
Bars scdm Dubrovack tAus rarlierani. Cork or Fall
mouth for order. funch Idyc &Co.
Bark X,sl Aus,. Moorah. Alexandria, Il. and Bcyrout
iark Ferrao icrzo tItai), Cuomo NapIes-Funch dye
Bark Mamie Bell Fits. Perth AmboyN Bingham.
Brig Nellie. Higgins Fredericxstadt tst Crox)-Rocho,
Brig Caroline Gray Haskell, fnagua-iiavand Pres
srg Confederate tI,r,, Grant Weymouth Ns-r Nsvus
pis Carrie j. Pickering. Barbour. st John. MIR
Scsr Eoth.n Williams, South Atlantic Ocean whaling
Scfr Lizzie bakers tBrj Boil ST Johns Mp Nevus
scnrL " Donovan. Donovan, Jacksonville Warren
schr II $ Williams Wilson, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ray.
schr Ximenna, Thompson. Perth Amboy--A 'icncy.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
THE YONKERS INvESTlG ALTON.

QUESTION INVOLVING THE FREEDOM OF TIE
PREss-UNLxPECTED DEVELOPMENTS IN RE-
GARD TO AN Ex-ofFIcIAL
Al Yonkcrs yesterday almost the sole topic o.
versaton the streets and In business circles
the Aldsrmanic investigation OF charges against
OF the Ollie ais and cxoicsrs of that city. The
of the mmttcc IN sending contunacous witness to
jail for twenty days was vigorously discussed, many
taking the ground that the committee hgd exceeded
It's powers It. so doing. At tho Friday
evening session Mr. +. Rowe, editor and proprietor
of enc OF tho local newspapers, WAS again
called 10 tho witness sand Tor examination touching
the authorship Of u communication which appeared III
his paper, and which charged, 10y implication, that
George w. Cobb whoe tho tImc CITY Treasurer,
had appropriated interest moneys accruag from de-
posts placed IN tho Ci,izens' National sni. OF Yonk
err, and other nnaucai institutions. At the previous
hearing Mr.. Rove had declined TO divugc .nc D.
the party who wrote the arcir Oh tho ground that 1t
was a privileged communication and sl'o inat II was
not pertinent 10 the meters tie committee was
appointed TO investiratc. as the chairman
reiterated tho desire OF tho committee that tho cues
ton should ec answered tue witness asked ior unc
10 consult counsel IN the premises. which was a. oncc
granted. Accordingly on the evening mcGtiJncd Mr.
Rowe already stated, was recalled and informed BY
the chairman that tnc coinmiIee had concluded not
TO prcss him for answer but would leave optional
with himself whether he woad disclose the authorship
of inc communication or not The witness then stated
under those circumstances he would not hesitate
TO answer the question, aud said tho writer
OF the article Joseph l.. Proscus Tho latter was
then sworD ana aibca''neu any Puisons Vi
the truth OF the charge against Cobb and that hc only
knew oi tho matter being tho subject OF common
report in Yonkers. ON being requested by the COM
mittcc TO name the persons whom ho had intimated
could iurnish the Desired information, me wncss
men ntoncd several parties Immediately conVcc,ed with
banks and other financial institutions In lonkcrs and
New YORK also including the name OF the cx-trcnsurcr
himself and that Of the counsel 10 the committee
Peter [. Fowler, director IN the Ciizcns' National
Bank and o those Indicated by inc last witness,
called and sworn. Ho testified tnat tho bank
with which he - connected mad been IN the Dabit OF
paying cx Treasurer CobD interest balances OF cry
moneys deposited ever IL mad been opened. Ihts
n n NJ ouncemcnt. coming as did from the lips OF a
riond Of the cx-trcasurer, caused quite sensation
Tho committee shortly aitcrward adjourned 10 future
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
OBITUARY..
vrLY REV. JOHN TURNER.

vELY REV. JOHN TURNER.
Tho Catholic diocese Of Brooklyn suffered q great
loss last evening In tho death oil tho Rev. Dr. Jchn
Turner Of the Cathedral parish OF ST. James, who had
been Vicar General Of the diocese unLor the Right
Rev. Bishop Loughlin for The rnst fifteen years DR..
Turner born IN tho city wncro his pastoratc and
his lie work finished, having drst the light
in ~. James parish long before the city
became q Catholic diocese, and while she present
diocese OF Brooklyn was still only mission served
rom tho Central diocese OF New York. Ills early
education was IN private sol oos alter which no went
through tho regular theological course in ST. Mnry's
Academy Emiact,sbnrg, Nd, where he distinguished
himself above the average coilesian by his abilities
and rcctitudo oil conduct On the 2lst OF August 1856,
ne was Ordained priest IN the ihcn diocese
oi Brooklyn, by tho Right Rev. John Laugh
lin. His aged parents having from
Ireland made, II said request OF
the Bishop that thor son should not bo removed out
OF the diocese durIug their lives 70 this the Bishop
consented, and soon lound IN Father Turner ono OF
his most devoted and effective assistants. From the
FIRST however, the gooJ priest atling manly with
pulmonary affection, anu though he did his duty, hkc
true solder ol the Cross, ior many years. bccamo
evident lately that hts days numbered. Two
weeks ago he celebrated mass. but since then was
confined To his room until his last. He sur
ronndcd by his brother priests at the moment OF his
demise, andbad tho blessing Of the Bishop who or
daincd hlm.y ..t,-.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BAncxLoxA July lS-Arrived brig Amirsns tsp) Sierra.
CALCUTTA. about July le--Arrived, ship Chapman.
Pote, Madras.
DIAL July 2i-On. steamer Hsrald Hasrfager Nor,,
Heltberg, New York for London.
DASTzIc, July 19-Arrivcd bark Frank, Wallace, New
York.
GENOA July 21-Arved. brig Burdstt Hart. Ostcrbcrg
New York via Gibraltar.
HAvKE July 2l-Arrivcd. ste st Laurent (Fr),
Hcndc, New York via Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL, July 2O-Arrived. ship Casda Pike Savsn
nah.
Also arrived 2Oth steamer Quebec (B Thearls Phia.
dclpha.
Sailed 2Ist ship Ceyion tBr) Golfer Hampton Roads.
Also sailed 21st steamer Massachusetts B. Walters
Boston.
LONDON, July 2O-Arrived. bark Fashlight (Br) Gard
Now York.
Cenrsd 2Ist bark Umbero Galatoa dtal, Baron, United
States
MAwsALA. July 11-saled, bark Broe dtaD, Msresca.
New York.
QUEENSTOWN July 2l-Arrivcd. barks Mississippi Nor)
Helm. New York; Bonuy Doom. Cole. do.
Also arrived 2st. Quebec(Br Thesrle, Phlsde
phis for Liverpool.
Arrived 2Oth midnight, steamer Abyssinia Br Murphy
Now York for Liverpool (and proceeded).
Sailed 2Ota 80 Pm. Gcruxnic (Br) Kennedy
from LyerpooO, Now York. .....-~
SOUTHAMPTON July 20-Arrived. steamer Canads (Br)
Sumner. New York via Queenstown for London.
TRoSpHJnrN Norway, July e-Arrved. bark Arssides
CNor). Sslverren, Now York.
Arrived at - July 90 bark Hope (Br). Jenkins Da-
reu; Attvita GtaD, Maresca. Baltimore via Queenstown.
LlvxnrooL July 2l-ship Anserona tBr>, Harwood for
Melbourne, As ooded In leaving port and 10 probably
heavily dAmage
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wDTrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer En%e5s @ Hopkins. Ss.a, ;.s JPN: a Pal
4 Co: vessel to Joshua > Tucker Co.
Barnes Mallory savannah days. with mdse
B!s crono Gus serk or"n IS d.ss in ballast
Bark aermaniarorD Pellica oporto IS days. with mdse
G.xs!ie Mcdonald. Demersra 10 days. with sugar
to II Trowbriige's Sons
welsh; vessel Hs.I.ada + A;Sass r s IT.,
su as a4 to Gos.er CO: SessI to Coo susy
sshr James Riley .of I.rrnEson,, Small Meuseyidso
se.ss y ssYs to Bse a'ss: SSs
with sfan mS.s %:'sA to ps!ies f as Bon,oa &c. w ~
.na hdss o siy
Fss:S. fS'' m - 1850. " ss ,,..s ....,.. y ' :. ~.
with aud moascs to order vessel to Mer Hough
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Eleanora } Johnson Portland for New YORK.
scbr Annie Whiting. Cox. Windsor. Ms via Vineyard
Haven n,! for NsW iHrk Ma vi. vn.v.,d Haven fo,
schr Henry Falkingham. Grand Menan. NIB, for Now
sehr Anna B Jacobs, Jones; Chatham for New York.
schr VIM a Crocker. Kelly. Boston for New York.
schr James Wherein. Chapman, Nantucket for New
seSr $ L. Thomp.on. Hull. Providence for New York.
schr lawson MehrhoT providense for Hayerstr.w
schr Ovctt. Harvey Now Haven for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Gen whitney Hallett New FORK for Bosto,.
Bark " alace. Corwin. New York tor Bristol and au
chorcd In Hart Island Roads.
Advance Br) Mcrrian. New York for Windsor Ms.
Schr Alice B. Bassett New Y,rk for Boston
schr Phil sheridan. Lindsey. Now York for Brantord
Schr j = Robinson. Harvey New York Ter Gloucester.
Schr Fair Wind Bowman, New York for New Bedford
schr Artist, Forresier. New York tor Somerset.
Schr l. A ToIles Wells, New York for Greenwich.
Schr Hannah Brown Shckett New York tor New Bed
ford.
Schr Sarah Falconcr. Wilson Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Fr ancona, Dellahante, IIoboken for Boston.
Miic Frank Edwards IIoboken for Port Jefferson
Scbr Saratoga Nickerson. tiobnx-n for Providsnce.
Schr r p A ell, Hogan, Port johnson for Newport
schr Lille Ernestne Wells. Port johnson for Port JEFF
fcrson.
Schr Thomas Cooper. Mathews, Esabethport Tor Now
port.
Schr Jachin, Getchell Rondont Tor Salon.
Schr T. xcelsior, Shaw, Pougbkeepse for Boston.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

sss: %ss:
New ssdie!d lsnd sailed 18th for Cape verd.l.
raIaEs ro'sI Jny 2imrsss:d steamer sArdnian tBr'
IiALIrAx. Ms, July 2i-Arrved. steamer scandinavian
Sailed ~: .:s"mss LGai: !sI. Ro,a, Liverpool for
ss: E1 y fiBs. Ss s sSa ss fy%s"s "Dns.
frss ro; % 9 MGn,rs vs brig. s.s Martin.
srs%H from Ss~ Yo;s @i.s; Shannon Tracy St Jsso
to Pomr ss0. "ns ss G pSs
New York; ii,a bark Manoa lroxsT B"ltimoTs
srry.d 10Th for New York. st.rsHt Tnomps9o from and
PcTou Ms. July Arrived steamer Worcester. Hedie;
Cleared 10Th steamer valetto. Anderson; St Johns Nr
Mssnincsns Prat liverpool bark Emms is%iyn' So
CfcTrea 10TH. ,teamer Msnio6an, NcDougaI, GLASGOW
ssrSSA July g. arrived. bark Alice Campbell Gorham
s.s1.! M rom Ssros ia Kinsssaa nss SS 1'' "o
ssy YSIs sailed ia f1T
Taylor. Nowry
TPxn STEAMER MONTANA --AppIrroSALl
July ps,S9
xIso. BAY caH; June s-;saIIsd. Jnpo. 70. Boston
I"iis s,swsr sinsrir Sew York rsas yr"rsssso Ma
Rn.saipsi. p%%fs.s July : Barry Smith, Weeks.
S, T.,sr
BoxpK,ux- Arrived at rnuillac July T. Ranger, Marec
BANcELoxA July 5-Sailed Carla Baccarich. New ork
BoxnAY June e--Sailcd City at Boston C.osby uavre
CuxnAvXS. July 6-Arrived, Pucko. Won Thuen, Now
CorsSHAGrs July 5-Arrived. Bravo, Now Orleans.
CRoSsIADT, July 4-Arved, Royal Minstrel s), Taylor
CnrTK July 2Arrived Brudcnte. Gravone New Orleans
CApiz. July 4-satcd Emma. Constanzo. ;New rork
CALCUTTA. June lo-saicd san Joaquin, Waite, Mauri'
Sailed from Saugor June IL, CIarisss Carver. Dow,
DEAL. July 7--Psssd John Best. Heydcn, from Lcn-
don for Boston, sth Kcoorter Spring from Calcutta for
Down. July s-Anchored, Gen wcrder "a, from Brcmon
ELslSonn July 5-In the Sound, Aai. Barudsen. from
New io,k Tor orcrs Fjcstedt Nielsen. from Pensacola
GKnKSocK. July e-Arrived. sumner Mead, Dixon.
GIacrSrl Jnne 3oSniled Sta Maria vccchia SpSnese,
manwicm July o--Arrivcd. Nuova vcri.s Bertolctto.
New FORK.
HARrLxrooL, July o-Arrvcd. voyarcr, Humphreys New
York.
iAvRk. July 7-saied. Aiphous Marshall, Parkcr Now
LospoS. July o-Arrivcd Louis Meyer Lindcmann,
oroRro June 2o--saiIed. Amcarc. Germano, New York.
Thor Kevn Brightest star aud Busy Bee. Liverpoo
fast; vssta, Sligo sinsero. and Tamnys, Liverpool.
siLLorn, July s--Arrivcd, Rosa Maddeina Fernando,
ST NIzalxs July 6-saiicd. Mandslie. Koy. New YORK.
ST MIcnAELs, June 4-saii"d l. Weaver steep. kicni
vtsrer. July e-Ar,vcd, Gugiemo Carlo Stanford. Ma
WIspK.cu. July DIN the bay. Lucille Andrews from
wArSnroRp, July s--Arrvcd Gusppe Bosso Pastorino.
sailed ON. Eida. for Baltimore; 9th, Memcno. Andcr
Gipm,Lrar, July 4-Tho American ship Bertha nll,
experiences heavy gale At An on the s.sn MT. lat 80 ~
lantmast, &c.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, July 2O--Arrived, schrs Cnthic Berry
Tath Daniel Picrson, Ncwburyport; Allie Burnham, Bos
toa.
sailed Schr Henry Davey. Georgetown
Passed up-Schr Bowdoin, for Washington.
Passed down --.chr David ~ FIoyd, from Veor rcowu
BOSTON July 2i-Arrvcd brigs Samuel Locke Molly;
neaux, ST. Marc; Jessie RynAs foss ST martlns schrs
Lmiy Curtis, Harding and Emma Is Shaw, springer,
Philadelphia - ~
Also arrived scbrs Anna Murch. Woodward. Perth AM
boy; Alexandra. Fakenham. Amboy; VIM Flint. Penuic
ton. Port Johnson; iantanount Davis do l. Wing sn.
dicott, Philadelphia 4 Henderson, Henderson, 40;
Hattie N CrowelI, Crowell BALTIMORE . -
CleNred-Stcamcrs seminole, Matthews, Ss."nn"n .,V'
man, Nickcron philadelphia tiiaucus, Bemsc Ncw fork
brig jennie Cheney arcy. Richmond ,sn'r maty -o,
pc Fish. Matthews. Batmorc u,,u Us'vn c,,r b"Ser
Charles r. Raymond. Kelly. williamsburg, AZ Il
Kelley, Ellis New York; Kate VI Hilton Nams' Wis
casset to load for Baltimore. 80, - -,
sailcd-stoamer China; ship Iceberg; bark John Ham
met - - ~, g,
.BAhvIMoRE, July 2o-Arrived schr y Fisk. crowen'
Now Haven
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SUR CuBA. 1lO7 tons built Richmond No. In lSI2. is
said to have been sold for German accoant at S4oUo
BARK GORDON (Br). whch of Charleston 18th from
~ Thomas bound to Beaufort She had lost sails ana
mizx entopmasts
BRIG QuASGo tBr) not towcd into Hyannis as re-
but abandoned Saturday night about 10 miles
SE from Fishing Rip tho schooner being unable to tow
her The brig had cargo sugar and lgnumvite, and
has been partly stripped OF rigging. &c
scnR VAN 3uRES (of st Georgc) Plunmer on her pas
from Mschas for Newport with and cedar posts
ashore Christmas Covc Harb0r 18th inst in dense
fog, losing dcckload. obliged and flled with watsr
scHR KATE CLIFFORD. which went ashore on Hedge
Fence ShoHl 18th. of unnjurod and proceeded She
was bound from Philadep pnia ~ boston.
Tho price paid for the bark Witch whose sale before
reported, was $500. instc ad of $500 ~ stated.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
DEPARTURE OF A wHALER.

Tomorrow morning VIII be witnessed the departure
OF the first vessel fitted oul in this port for
whaling cruise The vessel question is one Of tho
quckes. sailing schooncrs plying out Of New York.
named tho Eoihcn, and Is tho property OF Mr. J. c.
Morrison, OF No 100 South street. She is commanded
by the whaling SKIPPER j. L. Williams OF New London,
and formerly OF the Golden West Her crew, all told.
numbers twenty-five souls She is cxccilcntly equip
ped with whaling goar while on her deck tripod"
has been erected for tryiaG the OIL Her hrst port
will be Brava the Cape dc Verde Islands, where she
will con plcte her with Portuguese She WILL TO
tow ed down TO Sandy Hook
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE

NEWPORT. III. July 81. 1871
Fishing schr Mary Leach (cf Provncetown Is ashore
on the north end Of Goat Island She will oil by
tightening without dsnagc
Capt Barrett Of 3masted schr scu ashore on BLOCK
Island has made With Block Island wreckers to
her on and deliver her either at New London or New
port. .
The schooner ashore Block Island the 81
Casnc mot as rcDor in yesterdays issue, from ~
John NIB for Philadelphia lumber laden Ths vessel mas
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