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The New York herald., 1877-10-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL UFFIcER,
WAsHINGToS, Oct l5--l A. NJ.

AR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHNGToS, Oct l5-l A. NJ.
Indications
For New England warmer partly cloudy weather
areas light rain light variable winds. mostly from
the southwest, stationary pressure
For the Middle Atlantic States warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, southerly winds, stationary
pressure.
For the South Atlantic and East ulf States warmer
and partly cloudy weather, OF light rain, light
variable winds, mostly from the east and stationary
pressure
For the West Gulf states partly cloudy weather.
rain areas, southerly WINDS stationary pressure and
temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley warmer clear or
partly cloudy weather, southerly winds and higher
pressure followed west Stations by increasing cloud
mess and rain areas.
For the lower lake region southery winds, partly
cloudy weather. rain areas, stationary higher pres.
sure and temperature.
For the upper lake region and Upper Mississippi
Valley warmer southcriy winds, CLOUDY weather aud
ram areas followed by rising barometer and colder
northwest winds.
For the Lower Missouri Valley, colder, clearing
weather, northwest winds and rising barometer
The rivers will remain stationary.
cautionary signals continue AT sandusky, Toledo,
Detroit, Port Huron, Alpcns. Marquette Escanaba,
Duutn, Chicago, Grand Haven, Milwaukee and Sec
ton One
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
The RAMAPO MOUNTAIN MURDER.

STILL A MYSTERY AFTER TEN YEARS-A NoLLE
PkosEQUI IN THE CASE OF JAMES cossEL-
Iona.
Al the opening Of the Rockland County IN. "
Court last week Robert Avery, acting Tor Prosecutor
Dick inson. entered noe pros. In the Of James
Cosseona indicted Tor the Henry and Caro-
line Honmire The murder was committed ten years
ago. and with the discharge Of Cossellona, all hope
OF ever discovering the perpetrator is nban-
doned. The victims old couple.
both them eighty years of age who resided tn
small snany milo distant IRON any other habita-
ton In the Ramapo Mountains. They were supposed
TO be wealthy, aud when the bodies were discovered
they both lay half the bed in tho room Of
the building. Their throats were cut and their
brains battered out with cudgel The no use showed
signs OF having been thoroughly ransacked, but
no Glow TO the murderer could be found. Several
persons arrested on suspicion, among ihcm a
nephew OF the murdered couple. but no eydcnce
could be obtained against them aud they were dis
charged. Although Cosscllonn was the person living
nearest the Hoiiinires suspicion did not tail on MIN
untii a year ago, when appeared 10 have suddenly
acquired sderabio wealth, Tor which he offered no
expianation. Then u boy living III Pennsylvania who
had been kidnapped by Cosscllona, was brought
forward, aud stated that he was living at
Cossellonas house about the time OF the murder but
as IL was long ago he could not remember having
heard OF IL at the time; but he did remember that
Uosscllona returned 10 his hut one night about ten
years ago with his clothes covered with blood, ana
king boy back considerable distance from the
house. made him assist IN dgging hoc aud burying
the bloody garments The spot where the clothes were
buried was pointed out and some diggcrs uncarthed
portions OF mn old coat and pantaioons. Upon this
evidence a Nyack justice issued warrant and Cos
seona was arrested at an auction sale nj Closter NJ
j., last spring lie was committed 10 Jail and has
been conlnod there ever since. Tho prosecution
thought the evidence insufficient and put oil the trial
fom term to another Until last week, when a
nolle pros was entered Cosscilora was discharg gcd
from tho County Jaii, at New CITY. on saturday.
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

BARROW Oct lI-Arivsd bark Edna tBr. Dun, st Mar
BELFAST Oct u-Arrived. bark Emma Marr (Br) Shields
st john NIB.
BuEKos AYREs Aug 3i-Arrived bark Peru tBD. Craig,
Victoria.
kAroNvrLLx Ms, Oct 6-sailed. ship d Eaton tBr
now, for baltimore. . 80.
AyANA Oct 7-Arrived. amers FREDERICK tSpl Aver
asnr Liverpool Mississippi fr,. Lindal do via Ccrunns
dor New Ur.ans 9TH; brigs Clara Obj, Lnoera Shields
borough Rocky Glen Allen. boston: Tomasts Ispl Eqa-
ron for Ghent distress: schr lheresa O.
Guterrsx, shsldsborough 9Th, steamer Sararngnam han
steamer Alba tspl, Maresma, New Orleans
Sailed 7th harss Phare tFr David. Pascagouls; Aube.
pine (FrJ, Antoni Now Orleans. =,
Cleared 9th, harks America lsp) FAxeneras: New Or
leans: NuevR Buenave nturn (p), Bandrich Savannah
9th, Prospondad (spl. Mora, Ne~ Orleans ~, r.,
HALIFAX Oct 13Arrived steamer Caspian tbrl irockss
Baltimore for liverpool -,
MArASzAs. Oct 7--Salcd. schr Seguin, Hall. Mobile
MONTREAL. Oct 12-Arrived steamer Canadian Mclean.
Glasgow: ship Indian Chief, Rerner. Lverpool; barss
Nothnmbria Nichoson do; Lothair Desmond, Cow Bay.
Sailed 18th, brig Maggie. Urquhart, Montevideo -
QuEBRC, Oct IL Arrived steamers Emma Lawson, NILS
Swansea for Montreal; Constance Dobson, Greenock for
Scousey Fortune, Newport for do; shin Roseneath
Mcvcar. Halifax for do. brig Ocean Monarch, Leroy
Green ,ck for do . -
Cleared Eth steamers Manitobau. McDouga Glasgow;
Circnssian Wye, Liverpool: barks Norway Ommundscn
Fleetwood; Glasgow, Moore. Liverpool.
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a FRACTURED SKULL.

Martin o'Rourkc. aged iorty-eight years, was ar
rested AZ twenty minutes past O'Clock on Satur
day night by oiiicer Woods, Of the Ninth Pre-
cnct, as the returns at Police Headquarters show
Tor intoxcation and dsordcrly conduct. lie
ralgncd before police magistrate at the jefferson
Market Police Court, who conn mitted HIM. O'Rourxe
alterward conveyed to the lonbs. There he was
placed ono OF the cells but hrs actions attracted
the attention OF his keepers, who thought he was
sick Tho prison physician was summoned, who
ordered him to be removed to Bellevue Hospital.
The prisoner was examined By surgeon who pro-
nounccd his skull TO have been fractured He was
thcreupop taken to the hospital, where a later hour
last night he lying ia very critical condition.
As ne is unable 10 speak II Is not known tho irac
lure was received.
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
THE PITTSBURG RIOTS.


GOVERNOR HARrRANFr AND THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA sUBpENAED TO
TESTIFY BEFORE THE AUTHORITIES OF AL
LEGHENY COUNTY.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa., Oct H. 1871
Governor Hartranft and Adjutant General Latta
having refused by direction of tho Attorney General
Of the State, to obey tho subpGnas served on them
to before the Grand Jury OF Allegheny county
to testify relative to military matters in connection
with the July riots, 1t was proposed to issue
attachments compelling their presence. The At
torney General having been notified that ho would be
granted hearing on the application tomorrow, left
for Pttsburg this evening The State officials havc
not obeyed the subpenas served on thcu because OF
fear that If they revealed OF the secrets con
nocted with the prosecution OF the late campaign
against the rioters the State might be involved in
the payment OF tho damages arising out of the riots,
amounting 10 about So, 600, 900.
One ol the main objects or the Pittsburg nvestiga
tion Is to ascertain from the statements OF the
Governor and his Aoutant General the genulnencss OF
the proclamation issued at the carly stages OF the AL
legheny county riots commanding the rioters to dis
pcrsc. The procamati n in point had Gov
ernor Hariranft's name attached to II, al.
though hc was In Nebraska ut this time.
The Governor and Adjutant General will leave
COR Pttsburg tomorrow should the Judge before
be argued decide they must appear before the Grand
Jury But tho probability is that they will refuse to
testify as to what the Attorney General Is pleased to
term estate secrcts..'
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
John KELLY REBUKED.

THE EVILS OF LEvYrSG POLITICAL ASSESS
MrNrs UPON ATTACHES OF THE POLICE De-
pARTMENT.
Tho following letter has been addressed to Comp
,roer Kelly by Police Commissioner Erhardt on the
sub,ect OF levyiug assessments upon attaches OF the
Police Department for the purpose of carrying on the
Tanmany campaign:-
CoaMIssIoSERs' OFFICE,
POLICE DEPARTMENT OF rnE crrY or NEW YORK,
No. 800 MULBERRY STREET,
NEW YORK, Oct 13, 1877. J
sIR-A clerk in tnis department has handed 10 me
ctrcular from YOU and others, demanding from MN
a copiribution OF $50 TO Tanmany Hall campaign
fund am informed that The employees OF this ae-
partment generally have been subjected 20 sinae ~
nands from YOU and this circular letter has oeen ioi-
lowed py u personal demand from Mr John u. new
man. your collector IL appears TO me ina.
the character and efficiency OF the police lofce uhu
interests OF good government are more serious'v
affected by your acton than - even the sienaer say
which you assess l have no oficiai author,y M oaea
The politlcal action OF my subordnates-l desire
nonc-but protest against the assertion tnat tney
owe allegiance any party by virtue oil once IN .ns
department The police have almost absolute con,to,
over the conduct OF elections. They are charged
with the enforcement OF law in city where many IN
1uenal politicians have long oeen n.ptusl, sa, nas
professional volators of the law. rms depaf luent
has IN The OF the city about iwenty-siA
hundred men at an annual expense ~ so ~
s3. 2o2, AGO. These men are constantly LOOKING ior
promotion or preference IN aSreeao'o Ivy as ,ho,
official advantage. To secure these ochch's 'ncy
must RELY upon ndety and meritorious service, or
unon uoiitical influence and favor. The efficiency OF
the department requires lnat they should rey apoa
Tho iormer the present Comm issioncrs, without
distinction OF party, have laborcd to induce them 10
do So but do little u the powers that MAKE
and unmake Commls caooso 10 tread again IN
the way from which has come so much uisgrace anu
pufy our efforts by representing TO the iorce that par
tsan allegiance Is TO be the price OF onca preieren
The practice OF requiring these political contributions,
n persstcd H. win DO fatal the discipline, tho
morale and the efficiency OF the Poncc department
n our recent history ever repeats ITSELF and knaves
and scoundrels hna u easy again TO overcome the
good votes OF good by fraud and wrong, u VIII be
due in no small measure to the fact that your COM
mlttee lacked strength or inclination 10 iorcgo
VICIOUS practice which Tor the sake OF political control
corrupts aud weakens that branch OF pubic service
thar should preserve the putty Of the ballot box,
public morality and respect Of law Very respectfully
yours, JOEL =. hhh Ahpa,
Chairman Committee Rules and Discipline.
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
ARRESTS IN MOSCOW.
IFrom the Paris Liberte. !

From the Paris Liberte.J
letter from ST. Petersburg says that tho Nihil'sts,
who take advantage of the critical posi-
tion OF tho Empire and the absence OF the army, arc
giving the police good deal OF trouble. domcil-
iary visit made at ST. Petersburg led to the discovery
of packet OF letters which induced tho police TO
effect several arrests Moscow and ke; and the re-
port is that a certain number OF officers now at
promised. In report upon this subject
the Minister OF Justice says that "tne
subversive doctrncs for they have deep roots, being
the result Of dissolute manners and an antagonsm
always the ipcrease between tho paternal auth or
ity and the children who will not submit, and also Of
The complete absence OF religious principles not only
In the families, but the State schools. where re-
ligous education IL much neglected" The Minister
proposes as remedy that the condition Of tho clergy
should be improved and he calls the pubic 10 de-
nounce guilty parties.
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
A CARVING PARTY.

HOW DINNER RESULTED IN A FEARFUL EN-
COUNTER ACROSS THE TABLE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Oct. Ia, 1871
John o. 'Donrell and his wife Isabella entertained
mutual friend named John Gatcly at dinner to-day.
An over-induleence in smulants and tingc Of jcal-
ousy on the part Of O'Donne provoked quarrel, and
both men armed themselves quickly with dinner
knives and began to themselves up across
the festive board o'Donnell the first blood, iu-
actipg severe cash the right asm ot his adsas-
safy Gatcly, whose weapon had lost its point,
taatcd by plune IL into O'DonnciPs groin, lnfct-
ing n serious wound. Mrs. ODonncll rushed between
rho murderous combatants and was stabbed on tho
right arm. Tho room was covered with blood ana
tho duel scene is described quito thrilling en-
counter Aiter the wounds wcrc dressed tho parties
were placed under bail for trial
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
BERGEN. TO Oct Is-sailed bark chimoea tSor. Haave

bERcTs, to Oct 13-saiied. Chimoea Nor, Haave,
America.
BREMEN Oct I3-Aruved. ship Carl tGer,, Brokemann.
New York bark spca Ger Meyer. do.
BORDEAUX. Oct l2Arved, bark Lady Of tho Lsse tBD.
Mckenzie. New York.
CARDIFF Oct 13-Sailed, bark 8 A Baisedil. Sawyer
Havana
KoSIcsBERG. Oct 1O-Arrfved ship Maria Louisa Nor).
Jensen. New York.
LIVERPOOL Oct I3-Arrivad barks Advocate (Br, Smith.
Montreal: Unity tBr) Buctouche.
MARsEILLxs Oct 12-sailsd. Mary Kesen for Rio jan
Giro.
ROTTERDAM Oct 12-Arved barks Lesseps (vor) steen,
New York; Frisnte Bird Nor,, Wonder L,ppe. do Jason
(Nor Thorsen Charleston; Andrea (Grctk) Cocchinas.
New York; ELY tDutchl. rinhoit. Pensacola
srgrrrs Oct 10-Arrved. bark Empress CGer) vehlow,
Nav York
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
THE Ell PASO OUTBREAK.

DANGEROUS CONDITION OF AFFAIRS-LOwER
PoRTioN or THE COUNTRY IN THE HANDS
or THE MoB-CrvIL OFFICERS AFRAID TO
RETURN.
San Francisco, Oct II, 1871
Advces from FL Paso show a most dangerous state
Of affairs. The entire lower portion OF III Paso county
is 10 possession OF mob and Americans throughout
the county have abandoned their homes and fed
10 III Paso for safety. Judge Howard, who killed
Louis Cards. at FL Paso on the 10Th inst, sue
cceded in making his escape to Messia, whore he
still remains. Cards Is said TO have been the leader
OF tho mob, which is more desperate threatening
onsequence OF his DEATH The Sheriff or Ell Paso IL
also a Messa but refuses to return with Howard, as
the latter would be immediately killed by the mob,
while the sheriff himself would be killed II he dares
to return wit hout Howard.
MILITARY FORCE REQUIRED.
Lieutenant Payne, who is in charge OF the detach-
mont OF troops says four companies Will be required
to suppress the mob. 4 large number OF outlaws arc
encamped near the county seat They declare they
will fight the troops II the latter attempt to make ar
rests. Judge Blaker is the way from Fort Davis
with troops to restore order
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
MR.. OLCOTTS ACCEPTANCE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct IA, 1877.
The following is Comptroller ocos letter OF accept
ance:-
ALBANY Oct l3, 1877.
Hon. ERAsTUs BROOKS, Chairman, &c.:-
MY DEAR SIR-Your favor OF The 9ih insl INFORM ng
me Of my nomination by The Democratic STATE Con-
ycnton the candidate OF the party tor the ONCE u
Comptroller oil the State, WAS duly recevod Inc
con lde nee manifested in by the Convention in It's
unanimous action is a source OF pride TO me. Ihat
confidence | will never abuse. Having been innoc-
trinalcd with democratic principles IN my youth !
manhood cIingng to them, and from them
have never departed
Please convey to your committee my acceptance oi
the nomination, and believe me, most truly yours,
+. 2. 0LC0rr
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
yATIONS.
OCTOBER II, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. IA, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsroNEs TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wlIIrEsroNEs TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer The Queen (Br). Bragg Liverpool oct 3 and
9aeenstGwn Atm with mdse and isi p@,csSer rs to
% "% s"nma E. an
steamer Wimbledon ssO Watson l.yesoca %, Sept - In
passed snip Marlborough r, M".ToG from Bremen 70,
HsS Br YSss osa s hence I o1 Il "
steamer Nsrenta Aus, Racev.eh. Belfast "a days. In
steamer ca,a"d tDntch Dcddes. Rotterdam Sept 20
and vssngcn oct 2 with mlse and passengers 20 funch
steamer CITY Of Mcrda Reynolds Vera Cruz oct p
Sisssnfe SON. Sc OF 10 w,0
msss s.ss@sr To f,5lina 9nnssra SppS' 8"
steamer Bcnefacior Jones' Wilmington. Nc. days with
steamer wyanoke. Cousn. R,cl,mono: C,ty Point and
Norfolk with mdsc and passengers to tnc oid Dominion
steamer attcras Mallc. Norfolk with mdse TO tho Old
steamer New YORK, Quick, Philadelphia In ballast TO
Ship DERBY a.er, funcKen Bremen "a days IN ballast
to heo ueer sept 2e had hurricane rgm ~ ~ m a ~ m 0e,
spoke ship Tranquebar from Bremen for New York; 2lst,
snip Anna Deca,ur Bonnie Bremen 80 days. in ballast
70 shp irde Ms,u"'i Sc Knudsen ave IS days. bal
las, 20 Tobias Co sept as lat 49, lon - .s,,n hurn
three lower topsais and tore aud main
topmsst staysns ,of wn,sy Aras Liverpool via Della
ware Breakwner 81 days ballast to Benham Boyesen
Bark (Nor Andersen, Plymouth ~ days, WITH
'' sars isp De Marno Bristol. e. IS
BARK Drue Dnbrovacki (Ais,, rercich Cork 2s days,
ballast to order.
BARK Amati dtaD, verengo Dunkrk 81 days In belfast
TO order Came the southern and had light vmri
able and Gains had NE trades sept 2z lat y,
Ion 43 spoke bark Luigi Qta iroa Limerick TOR Baiti
Bark Icarus (of Windsor NS Coohrane Gacs Bay, CB.
days with coal 10 Perkins Job vessel TO Bertcaux
Brig Susie J Strout 1rickett Gardcnas 10 davs with
sugar to Youpgs Smith Co: vessel to simpson, Capp
Co and had revolving hurricane, sine strong
variable gales
tanaino 18th with sugar Brooks Co; vessel TO Way
dell 4 Co. .
Brig John Pierce Bls Baltimore, with coal TO Brooklyn
Gas Go .
chr Mathilde Kranx (of Provncetown1, Small, Buenos
Ayres 81 days In ballast Brett SON Co Crossed the
Equator sent TO- In 33 w. Sept 10, lat ~ N, Ion
IS 10 W. smoke bark Loyal Sam rj from New York for
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
FIRES.

BUSINESS PORTION OF VILLAGE DESTROYED.
SYRACUSE, N Y, Oct, II, 1877.
The business portion of tho village OF GAINESVILLE. In
this county, was consumed by hre at O'Clock this
morning. The burned district embraces OF
ground. The fro tho work of incondiary, who
is known, but has not yet been captured. Throe
hoies the Episcopal Church, Post Oiice, six stores,
the Town Hall and fftecn dwellings, are among tho
buildings destroyed The loss Is estimated ut 500 0O0
the ins urance at $1S, 900.
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
NOMINATIONS.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. II, 1877.
The Fifth Assembly District Republican Convention
yesterday nominated Hon. Charles z. Severance, OF
Spr ngylle, Erie county.
ELMIRA, n. Y, OCT. IA, 1877.
At the Chemung County Republican Convention,
which held az Horseheads yesterday, John q.
Lowman was nominated Tor the Assembly ana Archi-
bald Robertson Tor District Attorney
Al Corning yesterday the Twenty ty-seventh Senate
rial District Greenback Labor Reform Convention
dominated Ralph Beaumont, OF Emira, for State SEN
Mor
SYRACUSE, N ", Oct IL, 1877.
The democrats of the Twenty.second district nave
nominated William Marvin Tor State Senator.
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Mer ants shipping agents shipmastcrs informed
tha tclcgraphing HERALD London Bureau. ad-
DRESSING Bennett No. 48 Fleet London" TO tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 61 Avenue de opcra,
Parir the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the viii be cabed to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will the Paris Office the moro economi
cal aud expeditions tor telcgraphing news
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwgRr Oct i3arrivcd ships Storkors tNor, Talak.
SER Phadciphia; osope r,. Sinclair. do barks North
ern Queen tBr), Dolard, New York; kronneytz Gcr).
Burchard Wilmington, NC; Francis Hiiyard (Br Cam,
Baltimore.
BRouwEusuAvKS Oct 12-Arrved. bark enne . Barker.
Waite, Ran COON for Zwyndrccht.
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
ACCIDENT OR DESIGN?

Frederick w. Brasendorf, aged fhy-thrce years,
native OF Germany, and by occupation
= shoemaker, residing at No. 19S stanton
street, was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital last
night suffering from incsed wound OF the
veins OF his arm Just above the elbow. The police OF
tho Eleventh preciact and tho doctors at the hospital
say that the Wound Inflicted with suicidal intcnt,
wnic Brasc ldors family say II was an accidcDt, ana
occurred whilo he shaving himself yesterday
morning. After being admitted TO the hospital Bra
scndor became delirious and had 10 be removed TO
tho insane cells.
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
WATERvILLE, Me-,

WATERvIILE, Me-, Oct. IA, 1871
Yesterday afternoon a number Of workmcn
ployed by Edwin Noyes to move line fence separat-
ing his land from that OF Nathaniel Gilman wero nred
upon by the latter, who had posted himself the
fence with a rifle ana shotgun, and three OF them
john Flood. William McNally and Daniel Butler
were wounded. Gilman arrested. He Is tho same
person who shot his own brother on Broadway, New
York
The New York herald., 1877-10-15

Bark Wheatland Wallace from winnebsh WCA. for
Boston. OCT 10. LAT 40 30 Ion 80 40.
Bark Schiller er) from Bordesux for California, Aug 8.
lat ~ 4, Ion 81 W.
Bark Jonn A iiarvie (Br from Bremen for New YORK,
Oct x. lat 46. Ion A.
BARK Geo Pcake Br from Liverpool Sydney. CB (or
Charottetown, PnD, Oct 8. lat 46. Ion 49,
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
MURDER BY MISTAKE.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct ii, 1877.
About twelve o'clock last night John X. Beatty, q
notorious rough, assaulted an old man named Timothy
Dinecn Common street, stabbiug him in the left
side Dncen ran, and Beatty. IN hot pursuit, mistak-
ing John Mccarthy lor tho man ne was after drove
knife his temple infcting fatal wound Beatty
fled and has not vet been taken.
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
Sails. Destination
OMee.
Steamer.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

nsy.NOTlCE 10 CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains officers
a vessels the coastng and foreign trade observ
ting the displacement removal Of buoys requested
to communicate the HERALD that be
brought publicly the attention OF tho proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor the HERALD New York
city, accurately possible the number and posi-.
dispiaced buoys the of their removal will
suffice in all observed along the Atlantic Pacific
coasts American Continent When they observed
on tho coast of European countries Mediterranean
requested that inform alton be either by telegraph
or letter to Office OF tho NEW YORK HERALD. 40
Fleet street, London the Paris Office 81 Avenue do
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may bo addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London"
"Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpcra Paris" Where OF
are observed beyond
Of tho telegraph In Asia Africa captains
may communicate with reaching the hrst c"nven-
lent port This will be cabed free ochargo
.he HERALD and published.
By-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-.ho New YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for use the HERALD yacht showing whilc
burning the coor red changing from ono to the
succession, and be several miles distant
Captains vessels upon seeing this signal will obgc
by preparing marine hcy may have tor the ship
News Department Of the HERALD.
Ha-Pcrsons derous communicating with vessels arriv-
Ing New York do by addressing to such vessels
care Of HERALD news yacht. Pier No East River. Now
York Letters received all parts Of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates arc required
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
sun rises. ....... IL Gov Island. morn 2 "A
Sun sets. ............ Is 20 Sandy Hook. morn 50
Moon sets. . morn - He'll Gate. morn 3 20
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATION5
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licar platform which had already been rejected ns too
heavy a burden that Conkling any one else WI!
succeed In forming new party. Hayes - In better
plight than he attempt such enterprise; but u
would be for him 10 do IT, and his admiristra-
ton would play better role history were 1t simply
to continue TO the end its work OF pachcation while
connng itself 10 the economic questions which claim
the attention OF both branches OF tue government