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The New York herald., 1877-10-05
G.. w. JEWETT'S WILL.

Tho will OF the late G. W. Jewett OF Port Richmond
who killed by an explosion in hts once In Front
street this city, has been admitted TO probate. Mr..
Jowctt leaves to his wife Gertrude all his household
furniture, silver plate, horses and carriages Tho
whole OF his estac real and PERSONAL exclusive OF tho
above mentioned property, Is left in trust his wife
Gertrude, executrlx, and John A. Dean and Benjamin
9. Webster, OF Bethlehem executors, to be sold at
public private sale in order that tho follow
ing bcqucsts might be made II at the iimc OF his
death no should be member Of any 1rm or partner.
ship In which Mr.. Joseph A. Dean should also be an
act,ve par uer and IL such business should be con-
tinucd and Mr.. Dean remain partner In H. then tho
executors and executrix are directed, should Mr.
Dean request 1t, TO loan such firm sum exceed.
ing e50,UOO without security and at seven per
interest, snd to continue the loan for period
cecding threo years. Tho exccurix and
further empow TO loan to said hrm al their dis.
crcton an additional sum OF $50 900, at seven per
cent, secured by bond and mortgage. To ms wife
Gertrude in lieu oil dower aud all other share IN his
estate except above provided, the annual sum OF
SO 000 for her anu benefit TO DO paid scma
nuay aud not TO be assigned, anticipated nor encum-
bcrcd by her on the death OF his wife this annuity
is 10 60 his daughter Mary Tantor, for her
and benefit Margaret Conncrs tho nurse OF hrs boys,
Is to receive an annuity OF $3.50 per year HIS daugh-
ter, Mary ID. Taintor, 10 receive $l0O coo annually,
In scmannuai payments, out Of tho income
Of his estate. On the death OF his daugh-
ter tho annuity Is to be held IN trust
for his grandson Harry Sherman Taintor TO be paid
TO him aud his brother and sisters, who may DC living
ut the time OF tho death OF Mary u. Taintor. IN equal
shares. Each OF Mr.. Jewctps grandchildren who enull
reach the OF twcny0nc years shall reserve the sum
OF $4,000 Within one year alter his death his brother,
Charles H., may borrow a sum not exceeding SIS, 900
Tor the hrm OF Jcweu Sons for period OF nvc years
from his DEATH Al seven cent furnishing proper
securities II Mary u. Taintor shall die during the lilo
Of her husband, leaving no child or grandchiId sur
wing her, then her husband IS to receive 100000.
The following bequests are also madc-Five Poins
House OF Industry 81 900 Home for Aged and IDdigcnt
Females, Brooklyn, $200U; New York CITY Hospital,
$4,000; Church OF the Rcdccmcr on Sta,en Island.
$1,000 staten Island Halt Orphan Asylum, 50, 500; s.
X smith In0rmary, $4,000
Tho remainder OF the estate undsposed of goes to
Mnvv m Tn
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 4, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESToNB TKLEdRAPH LINE.
stenmer Athenian tBr. Thompson. Palermo sept g. Do
mia ioth Maaga and Gibraltar 18th, with mdso TO Phelps
steamer Napoii r) Read Bordeaux sept u.s. with mdss
10 henderson Bros
and 30 passengers to JAS Ward 4 Co. Oct l. 10 miles
Of Cape Florida passed schr Emma Riley" bound
I'd LAT y 50, lon 10 s6 orig Cbas Sparks from Havana
Tor Now York.
with mdso aud passengers to Y AicSandro sons
Stcsmcr New Orleans Dearborn. New Orleans Z days.
with mdsc and passengers 10 Clark seaman
steamer Aigiers Burdick, New Orleans days. with
steamer City Of Dallas. Hines, Brunswick Sept ~ and
Port Royal 2sth with mdse and passengers 70 II Mallory
steamer san Jacnto. Hazard Savannah Sept 20 with
mdse ana passengers to Geo hQnpe.
Sept >. In lallast, TO snow Burgess Is anchored In
tiiavcssnd Bay Tor orders.
ballast, 1heo krgcr Anchored in Gravcsend Bay for
ordors.
Ship Emerald Isle Staples London Aug 2i ballast to
ship Hudson. Knight, London 81 days with mdse 10
Ship John Beriran Nor). Rolat. 81 Nazaire 30 days.
in ballast, TO Tobias 4 Co.
ship Prims Donna, Lun,. San Francisco Junc 20. with
tho Equator Sept ~; had the NE trades very battling
rainy Sept 80 lat 81 Ion II had strong NE gale Juno
committed suicide BY cutting his throat buried
Ship Dauntess of Mystic, Chester, San Francisco
Ia. with mdse TO Sutton X Co.
Bark Iona (Nor Jansen. London IS days. In ballast to
BARK Essu ausD Mares,s Bclast "a days in ballast to
Bark Inca eicr wIndhorst Trieste 20 days and Glbra
10 days With ana empty barrels to Theo Ruge
Had hne weather to atterns sept ~ took heavy gale
bark Lizzie Curry Ccf Windsor, Ns. Curry, R?ucn q
Banks bark Scotia BD, from Liverpool for Bai
moro. ~ DAYS out.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
TUOMAs DONALDSON.

Tho death OF Thomas Donaldson, one OF the most
distins uishcd members Of tho Baltimore Bar which
day morning. was announced In all the conrs ycs,cr-
day, and ntting tributes to his eminent ability and
worth were paid by his associates. Mr. Donaldson
was In his sixty year. and bis death caused
by a recent stroke oil paralysis He was graduated at
Harvard, IN 1884, and after few years spent
m civil engineering, studied law with the
late Hon. William Schlcy, and for many years
has held position In the front ranks OF
Parker VINO died recently was his eldest daughter,
ana one OF mis- brothers Admiral Donaldson, OF tho
United states Navy. When tho population scheme
was before the Maryland Legislature, under Governor
Pratts adm he exertcd all bis efforts TO do
feat the and It's rejection largely attributed
n the dctcrm ned stand he took. Mr. Donaldson
ricd granddaughter OF Colonel Thomas Pickering OF
10 stor and leaves a family OF nine chdron.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

Bark Olive Thurlow, Corbett. borde"ux ~ days Win
BARK Thor tSor1 Thor..en. Marsees SO days. in bal
'ai Bark 's ssaes% s %n%s sS aaer M.s.
as & ss%ss sesy
Sep. 20 lat 42 a Ion ~ ~ sxsha1ged signals
VIA BARK sa'E kns ss"Is sd~r o. sr Epons aqas 10
f.y w nrfs 'Ve" ap. 70 jury
Equator - IN lon s5 VI sept Is l- - ~ lon % 80
supplied her with water and ,psr, having Sssn 1,
dsmansled IL hurricane on sep'is would make TOT 81
1S%s' R. star % .of s.em, EeJsnso 20 days with
''Isa Rs ABB. oss coas ss Brandt. days.
with logwood and sugar TO A soioman co. vesse 10
s.na: s sspp.s to Sss,s
Brig Staples Showers, Boston Oct in ballast. to Car
Brig Lane. shuto, Boston oc. l. In ballast. to Carver
sehI Baker, Jayne, pernambuco IS days. In ballast
schr Marrett Reed. Maranham. % days, with sugar
s.S skins IN ssrs % s. 81 g b:
schr Roser. Nyh"n whsemore San Bias 80 days. with
SsmD @ ssre Hon. % days. with
Il s
which eea psoom and a sng sMsa B
schr Georgia. Dodge, Philadelphia for Belfast. Me.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Stcame! deuconbuelu tbrJ. Smltn, NoWcubto. Es Viz
Boston for New YORK, to J s fucker 4 Co.
steamer City OF New Bedford Fish, Now Bedford for
BIs Kos.aek eof Nov York;: sl.skyood Sydney; Sydney; GB
Went ashore on Block Island An 18th and was 10
eson about $50 tons cargo before getting oil las before
Abbott Deverosux. Haskell. Cow Bay cB for Now
sshr TSxs'snd Smith Windsor rs for New yo,k yok
h as ssn: *, s Ne; y., York
Schr Joseph Farwe, Gregory Rockp0rt for New York.
schr Geo Whistler Purcnass. Rockport 70, New York.
se$r %lsSs%; Teal, Siy.s srss. % Ss. SSss;
ssRr surp1ss Sur Seaman sais% for srS New W York
schr pennsylveria, mia, Edwsrd sostoH for Nex York
schr " Mangum. Chase; New Bedford FOR New York.
Sehr n 2 woodhul Horton. Providence for New York.
New Yos
ss oSn M% aSss op Nsv
schr james W Brown, Coombs Providence for Now
Yorx.
sT s % Ss s
schr = u Williams, Williams. Orient Tor New YORK. :,
sshr sil"s Brainard, salisbury Portland, ct for New
ks s.
schr Annie RUSSELL Dupont. Portland. c. for New
scSr shsy Cox gs;asspo,. Brio for or Bs!!i%ors M!
BOUND EAST.
rransona B1ssr New York o or @
Schr ID Ellis Torrey New York for Belfast
schr Stephen Watts. Watts, Now York for Machias.
Schr Trade Wind, Gray, new York tor Rockland.
s nsnI M oms ssc Ns. aor s% U ot fy1
CT.
Schr Marcena Munson Dexter Hoboken for Providence.
Srhr VIM Whitehead, Titus, Hoboken for Providence
Schr John Stockhnm Hart Port johnson for Providence
Carried away toresail off Whitostone.
Schr Onward, tiorham, Elizabethport for Bucksport
hr Emma. White. Amboy Tor Taunton.
Schr Matte lIiies, Eiles. Philadephia for Salem
Schr j II De Wolf, Howe, Baltimore for Boston,
Tho following detained by tho prevailing noreaster
and anchored In the roads above
Bark Schamyl. New York for Alexandria, z.
Bark Georgiotta. New YORK tor Auckland, NJ.
Bark Chettxn. New York for London.
bark Nellie, New York for Dunkirk.
Brig Wexford (Br). New York for Waterford, I.
Brig Johanna. New York for Pernam buco.
Brig Egbcrt. Now York for Rio JaneiYo.
Also all tho eastward bound vessels which through
this IN.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrSwALL d.tc-Arrived. steamer santiso dc Cuba
AVA Sept lin port. schr Heath, Boyd for Now
BowIsc. Sept 3s-Arrived. bark Chovsl,er CBD. Frow
BusSos AYnEs Aug 2I-Arrvsd. bark Lepanso Bunker,
Sailed July le sehr Jas Ford Reynard Rosario Aug 3.
Sas ras. Rs.apo: asd M".hSds Krans small United
Bannapos sept sArriyed bark Sadie Gregory Boston
10Th Centennial tBr) Bonne, do; lsth brig Glance
Sailed 7th schr Eva Shelby. Mornnt Gays
Cxpu, Aug Sin port, bark Antioch, Hemingway. for
CALCUTTA, Aug as-Tn port ship. @ Chapman Potc.
ff o%e for u s' Cora
for % ov GspdsS S%s Bos bark ss am
Monnsor.. for.nd aad, brsa PrOseus, Fnrr do; 2otS
..ed 2;S sTS ss.SJ ssrous. Fotoss. Of asseras;
cEsruwcos, Sept ia-Arryed hrir, Carlton Br,. ood
s ssi S'Ht S twlaSssHsSSa asss
phon;e lsr,. rhom:9n, son, Nry y York. York p,.
Cow BAY, oct a-saicd steamer FiamSorouGh 1sr, Fra
In port Oct J. sehr Frederick, Ames from Bordeaux
arrived Sept 30. for New York.
Me- narn Glasgow via Haf"s for Montreal 'D
GuAsIASAxo Sept i3-Arrived brig Lydia II Cole tBr,.
HAvAsa, Sept 2s-Arrived, bark Csrman Gp,. Bus.le
xSSss benton. Knight. Boston; 9Th Catalina tD,, Julia
YORK arrived Oct > NJ steamer s''''es' s''d'''s New
sailed .sfs s.pi ] S%s T
anoa BIoom do; Gath brig Naero Caritos (span, Lopez
ton xicn Iosson; 90 bark taGracia lsDj Morsc, New
1o,u ss S nsSn % rs' on..on sw 9o0"
AtIrAx. Oct 1-Arrived bark harmony (r). Dinsmore.
sailed sept 30. bark Rcsolu,e tB,. Belts Cove NJ to
Sailed Oct :. steamer cor.cs. Freeman, New YORK.
IlIoIo; Aug a-In port, ship Western chei tBr) Inn;
for New York bark Brcnnero dts Rurzon, for United
MANILA. Aug Tin port. ships Kcnts Bank tBr,, wil-
t,;e frldcn for dot LiEzie H. Babson. for do Rainbow
Howell from Saigon. arrived LIST; Hope tBr). Boulton,
MADaAs Aug -ln port ship Prince Arthur (l,r). Cla-
que. unc; barA solomon. Brown, do
..s ans .s.d a brig Goodwin Craig R'
MAylourz Sept is-saIed schr Pilots Bride Stephen
lrom New York via St Johns PR) Turks Island, to
Arrived Aug u.s. sehr Rosa Eppingsr, Bayes. New York
via Ponce land sailed Sept for Cedar Keys ~
New York; sehr Nellie Bowers, spcar ), John NIB; 24n.
bres Jone. d,f Gsmsge. pcnsacoia; . cascat,lle.
Collins Collins, do 2sth Molle Emma schrIcvc Shields
Cicarcd 2sth schr Ralph Carleton Mccobb. Of Hat
tcras.
MONTREAL. Oct 2-Arrved, steamer Severn. stephens,
London; bark Lotta. Inncs, Port Caledonia
Sailed I'd. steamer Dominion Roberts. Liverpool:
Mus9rAsn NB, Sept 27Cleared, schr Gipsey tBr, Nc
PoIsr.APnnr Sept SIN port schrs b r Fsrnham GIL
ley. for New York cleared Emilia Ven) sanchcs, from
PonT MureRiyr, Oct l-Arrived, scnr B Hume. Dig.
PIRArr HARnoR. Ms, Oct 2-Arrved. schr sctagawa,
oUr"ic. Oct i"xrrIvcd. bark Monsoon versop Liver.
pool I'd, steamers Ahbotsford, Jones Antwerp; Lake
Rosscnt Castle, Turpn Newport; King Arthur. hourhtcn,
Cardi ship Record Dsxie Grecnock; bark Jehu, Cope
Cleared Oct D. steamer Good Ilope Johnson Lcth; ship
Genhsycn James, Cardiff barks Ocean, Bcrgh, London;
AZ Chicoutimi Ues l. barE Msrisgsr Andresson, Dcl
tast.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
THE DEAD PRIMATE.

THE REMAINS LYING IN STATE IN ct. PAT
pYcx's CATHEDRAL, NEwARx--THE ARRANGE
MENrs FOR TO-DAY.
About three O'Clock yesterday afternoon the rich
nonaca yes,men.s Of tho late Archbishop Bayley ar.
rived IN Newark from Baltimore, and Mr. Muhn. tho
proceeded TO robe the remains OF the dead
prelate In them preparatory TO tho lying In state IN
81 Patrick's Cathedral plaster cast was taken OF
the Archbishops face by Mr. Robert Cushing, New
York sculptor. The body had been carefully en-
bamed during tho previous night and yesterday Drs
D,Gorman aud Nichols made q post mortem examina-
ton The cause OF death, according TO the regular
certificate required by The city from the attending
physician was "hypertrophy Of the heart and fa''y
cegen Grafton OF the liver"
An hour afer the arrived the remains, laid IN
an oakcn casket lined with linen and having GIT nan-
dies were borne the Cathedral near by, and placed
at the head or the aise In 'front.' OF The Altar
railing. Tho casket was placed With tho head toward
tho altar the feet pointing toward the Cathedral en-.
trance II was placed that one had TO look up ana
not down on the form Of the dead, tho hcad oeine
considerably higher than the iect The face looked
;Ss aS,'s s%Samers nsns had become almost
milky white The robcs arc OF tne costii-
est material On the head was white
hands beng cpcased In embroidered purple gloves
was the ring by tho Archbishop on great occa-
The stone is OF purplish color-not amethys-and
rs surrounded With two circles OF large diamonds. ON
tho icct were richly embroidered slippers. small
black crucnx lay on tue breast and SIX candles
burned around the caskct. During tho afternoon and
evening great Of people visited the Cathedral
aud viewed tho remains
The Young MEMS Catholic Association and the
Young Mems Sodaity took charge Of the Cathedral as
soon as The body placed there and acted as guard
OF honor through the night Al The unera this morn
ing tho Young Mems Catholic Association anu Young
Mems Sodality viii follow tho hcarsc from tho
Cathedral tho depot the entire body OF tho clergy
being in advance OF hcarsc in carriages. Other
societies will probably participate and they ex
pected to tall IN limo behind the hcarse On arriving
At the Market street depot tho body will bo placed on
the palace car Ocean, which will be attached 70 tho
limited express train which leaves ~ 953 A H.,
and arrives in Baltimore NJ thrce T. II.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We indebted Captain John W SsdIcr OF the
or Indiana from Glasgow; Captain Deakn of
ste amer City Vera Cruz. from Havana and Captain
Thomas Cnrts OF tho steamer Niagara from Havana
special meteorological observations made In connection
with tho HERALD weather service.
suip RED CRoss. 1900 recently launched at Rich
mond Me- being rugged under tho supervision Of Capt
her building aud will command her. She viii be ready
for this and will proceed to New York to oac OIL
tor Europe f.st.s
BRIG PSpRo from Cuba Portland, put into Fortress
Monroe 4th with oretopmast headgsar and mainsa
carried away.
BRIG SAN QuISN(s (sp) at Pensacola Sept 21 for Havana
hsd man wales bnwarks &C. damaged to the extent Of
loading. during gate on the 18th and 10TH She will
repair and proceed on her voyage
BRIc AssYRrAS l,r) conion. rom Montreal for Cork
grain laden shifted her cargo In the gale OF The ait and
~ d @ Of e Sd 10 s ho%
Soae She pu, into sydney discharge
s.i
driven the bar. and the % inst her position
mss @ doing much
her total bged and sea breaking over hcr
e a:,orssd e, a. and G i ry 4, INSURED The
W wh,cb sbe has been employed continually She has
crossed Tie bar the fort Of razos Santiago ee times
Hse'' fas '''''''' ''''''''' '' 10"
vdsneo her and sail. badly rSrosss
Point AM Oct 4 will repair at City Island
ass. @ q d, s r shn 'T sSa
became wreck Part OF her cargo was landed. but
the greater portion destroyed In the gale OF tho 2lst
Scua LucY JONES' nj Richmond Va. Oct from Pbiladel
pha arrived in distress leaking 1000 strokes pcr hour
GLOUCESTER. Mass. Oct 3Thc fishing schr Star OF the
East Capt Beac from hay OF - Lawrence with l obis
OF mackerel went ashore about o'clock last night In
Braces Cove, Eastern Point, and bIged Efforts viii be
made o get her OF next tide.
4t-Thc Of the Fast. OF Gloucester ashore at
Bruce. Cove Eastern Point. was hauled oh last night
by The Chas Pearson aud taken into Gloucester
harbor.
Nrw IoypoN Oct IA board Of survey to-day estimated
the DANA res 70 schr Gan9es In collision with steamer
Friday $1,000 She will repair at Crockcr
a Dnyidsons ways.
PA,sA.LourRE Sept 3o-The French brig Ecyptique.
which here to-day has on board the mate and i've
who have been missing belonging TO inc steamer Gus
sic died from exposure after being rescued
by the brig. they their way 10 the city.
OuIsrc Oct 3--Bark Hermann (Nor). Wottioscn from
Montreal for Liverpool with deals, grounded ~ Care La
roche Divers have examined her. ana she VIII proonoy
proceed. -
supnuIrprSc-New Haven, Oct 2Ths 65th vessel built
Inv Miner n SON Of Madison will be the new bark America,
Tor n OF this city. which VIII pc launched
Monday she will be the frn's ecventh YES
el in the West India The America Will be $50 iect
keel 81 beam i21 feet deep In hold ana 1852 feet
over all with n Custom House measurement OF ffot
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
PETER WELSH'S DEATH.

Coroner Kibbc, OF Now Brunswick, yesterday held
an inquest the body Of Peter Welsh, who was mur
dcred by his brother-in-law John Kenna, at Deaus
yiddlesex county, N. J. John Welsh, nged twelve, a
son OF the deceased. was tho only witness to the
tragedy, and he testified that ho saw his father
and uncle quarrelling on Sunday His uncle
was Intoxicated He saw them fight and
then his father picked up an axe. His
unclo then ran into tho house. and, picking up
butcher gnifo back to the from. OF the house aud
plunged the knife into Weish's abdoren. Tho boy
then told tho ncighbors After Wolff 3as stabbed no
made complaint against Kenna before Justice Giles.
Tho Jury returned verdict that deceased camo to
his death from stab wounds inflicted by James Kcnna
on September So Kcnna is yet in jail
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

ST PAUL LoAxpo. Aug i7-Arrved. schr Addie
Chadwick, Collamore. New York.
ST PIERRE. MART Sept l6-Arrived. schr w q Moseey
Urann, j ackson Vile.
ST THOMAS, Sept 17-Arrived, schr Earl Potter,
Demcrara for New York. and sailed 18th for Porto
Rico TO load sugar.
Sailed Sept Il, schrs Lsmvine, Handy Arroyo and ei
Hatteras: cephas stnrrs Bnbbidge Novassa 18Th brgs
Caao, Phelan Turks Island; l7h Nazarne (Br) N!col
Petit Grove to load wood for New York and put back TO ST.
Thomas 18th account OF head wind 18th, schr Ros
we'll. cathan, Bonaire 20 load salt FOR Boston.
ST JoHSs PR Aug 2s-Saiied. schr Abraham ardson,
chas Hoard iBr,. Wallace. Arecibo and New York.
In Sept "a. brig Julia Blake tBr, Upton for New
Yora TO sail about Oct Il schr Monte Christi. Smith.
from do. disg
more
Sailed Sept a. brig Fl Meymau. Lecraw. OF HATTIE
sAcuA, Sept 2i-Arrived, schr Clara Leavitt Gould
sYD~EY,. CB, Oct 3-Arrived, bark somerve tBr), Be-
ker Bristol.
ST ions NB Oct 2-Arrived, brig wanderer lBr Lewis
Men Deppe
pool
Sailed I'd, bark ney . Olsen. Musquash. to load for
Europe
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
A FATAL FALL.

Mrs. NcCapiIc, Of No 14o Richardson street, VIII
,arnsburg Tell from the window in the third story Of
her residence to tho yard yesterday morning ara
-. nor nccx. she. her husband, Hugh and his
n.lncr Martin Wright, pcd.crs, had been drinking
heavily on "Wednesday night, anu y supposed lha,
III der The In nucncc OF liquor, shc lost her balance
'r suI, ~ an, rcr nor husband. On his return they
asres,cd ana held the action Of the Coroner
,nnagh no suspicion is entertained snat thcy had
had in her death
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
A RASCALLY CONSTABLE.

Tho Grand ury OF Warren county, n. j., which HI as
just finished It's lobors, found tnrco indictments
against ex.constablc william ". Baughar,, Of oxford
township. The nrst indictment was for burglary,
another for receiving goods aud the third is for
pcrsonating a magistrate. consp,ring With Gporqe
shannon, wcllknown resident OF Warren county,
and pretending 10 marry girl named Mary ku rnaman
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
POLAR STAR ASSOCIATION.

Tho Polar Star Mutual Bonent Association hold It's
annual meeting last evening In the Tcutonia Assembly
Rooms for tho purpose OF electng Gvc trustees and
cnc,o,pp It's bylaws A bylaw was introduced giving
so the widow Of kin of member 81 Ter each
member Thoro now I76 members, so that tho
Lcue6t fund is quite an important item. Tho society
was orgautzed IN 1871, and from present Indications
vii /. rceIy increase It's present enbership.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents shpmasters informed
that by telegraphing HERALD London Bureau. ad
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet London" or to the
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de pOpcra
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF American and a foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabied to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving Mt and sailing from French and Medi
terranean win end tho Paris Office the econom-
cal and expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
MRS. DANIEL b. BRUEN.

TLc wife OF Daniel B. Bruen, Mrs Mary Ann Bruen,
dicd Newark late on Wednesday night. Sho a
descendant OF General Grcetou, or the Revolution,
and cousin Of Rev. ;. lrennus Prime, OF New York.
Her husband. Captain Brucn, rs a descendant OF
OF the original settlers OF Newark In 1866 and has
been Grand Master OF tho Now Jersey Free Masons,
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
WHALEMEN.

Arrived st Brunswick. Ga sept %, schr Golden City,
Clay, Nh. with l3j bbis 50 oil.
Al Lonndo Coast OF Africa Aug T. bark Draco Peakes,
NIB, 400 h bis OIL all told.
letter from Capt smithers OF bark Pacific Of NB Te-
pots her In the Arctic Ocean July - having taken o
bbs walrus oil.
A letter from on board bark Daniel Webster borden of
NIB reports her Flores with 300 bbs sp and ~ 10
VIII oil. Aug 25 took 60 Dbl whalo.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
SAILED.

Steamers Herder Ger for IIamburg State Of Georgia
(Br), Glasgow; Gen Whitney, New Orleans Isaac Bell
Richmond. &c Hatcras. Norfolk; Ellie Knight, Phadol
phia.
Also saitcd. steamer Koin OGer) for Brcmcn.
Anchored in the lower hay, bound ships Lightning
) for Liverpool; Edith for San Francisco bark Wake
field, for AMER; brig shannon. for Havana.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
SPOKEN.

Ship Kendrick Fish, Henry from Tybes for Baltimore
Oct ., 40 miles 3 Of Hateraa
Bark Bel stuart tBr. from Liverpool for Halifax Sept
81, lat - so, Ion "a
Bark Iyigtut (of Quebec DIX from Ivigtut for Phadc
phA. Oct 2 lat 40 so, Ion 81 80
The New York herald., 1877-10-05

10 Shannon. Biughart was yesterday arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Thomas l.. Smith bench warrant
issued out OF tho Court OF Oyer and Termner OF
Warren county. He taken to Belvidere, and
locked up In tho County Jail TO await trial.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
OBITUARY.
AUGUSTUS I. GILLELL.

AUGUSTUS I. GILLELL.
This gentleman, retired New YORK merchant, and
long a resident OF Newark and elder in the South Park
Presbyterian Church. died at his homo early yesterday
morning. He was quite valued contributor to the
Newark and New York prcss, his main studies boing
antiques and humane associations
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER s. l877-TRlP1E SHEET

main channel buoy Debb's Inlet Long Island coast
Is about 10 rods too far
HALIFAX. Oct i-The bell buoy the Brasil Rock on
Cape Sable, Is not sdri, has been reported IL was
heard and seen Sept 2S.