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THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

Tho book trade sale yesterday a good one. Tho
day opened with ScrbDcr, Armstrong Co. IS Invoices
which should have been sold the day BEFORE but as
scribner, Wexford Armstrong had such a large In
voice. the sale was half day behind Mrs. Burnctt's
novel, That Lass o. Loure's was the first book offered
and sold one hundred copies There were great many
duplicates in this invoice; the new childs book OF this
house, Baby Days, OF which one hundred were on the
catalogue rose to 1000. The book deserved II,
cause 1t is one OF tho purest and most entertaining Of
chidren's books Norman McIeod's Memoir, sold
~ copies; Philip NoIan's Friends, SO; Eugene schuy
lcr's Turks,sn, 3d. Reids Charlotte Brone. 3d. Bric
nBrac SERIES loo sets so copies OF Conybearc Life
and Episties Of ST. Paul; Ike Marvels kcvercsioi a
bachelor, 1907 Dream Life, 1905 DR.. hollands Works,
500; Brightwood cation, Dr. Hollands Works,
4o; Marion Hnrland's Common Sense In the
Household, 1908; Kichon edition, same, 529 Break
fast Lunch and ca, so; Kitchen cation OF same.
200; Mrs. Mary Mapcs Dodge's works, 300; DR.. Hoi
lapa's Schons Miuturp, 100. The scrlbncr DOCKS
sold very well indeed. K. W. Bliss Co., OF Hartford,
sold invoice OF miscellaneous books, including III
Among tho Mormons, $50 OF Wells Every Man. HIS
Own Lawyer. Roberts Bros. refused duplicates and
sold ri sss OF Miss Alcou's stores, IN volumes;
story Of Ruth, 100; 100 Jean Ingelow's Shepherd
Of volumes; Town and Country SERIES 80 sets OF
volumes eacb so sets Wisdom SERIES Helen Hunts Bits
of ag 100 William j. Allison sold small invoice AT
ordinarily good prices IT, H. Treat sold argc fines ol
m Sc ncous lot Of books 1000 Of NY MotherLn.Law
IN rspcr ana go IN ciotn. D. N. Stoddard Co. sold
large limo OF T. T. Arthurs books ami religious books
Jobn r. Potter sold large line OF Juveniles ny the 20
dozens Virtue Yostcn o. London sold Iatge inc
M, m the saic last year, arc mostly and expensive
"a onIy few were sold 10 lot they fetch good prices
Ns books range prco from tens 10 hundreds OF dol
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Cspp aud Chief Oncer Lockwood OF the seamer
Acapulco have thanks for meteorological
made during the outward and homcward voyages in
nocton with the HERALD weather service.
We indebted tho purser Of the steamer Columbus
from Havana, for favors.
Steiner sosEgsn1 Halets .. Savannah s4sh inst from
shoals passed schooner with distress signals flying Upon
the Is, to % Inc Robert
had los. he. ana q. their position was given
vestigSton was impossible
STEAMER STATE TEXAS. Nckerson at Galveston Goth
miles from Galveston and lost section from one Of her
smoke stacks; no other damage.
sHIr GLKsrINARr OBJ. from Montrea for Glasgow, be-
gotte. oil At sorol reosdns. She sppssonsy
tancd no damage.
BARK ANNIE FLEMING tBr,. which vent ashore at Cow
s1 S ss
ia 1860 and hsns rom New York o1
mann.
sss ss s
from ieh nss ss ao % Wind s..y fresh
s s .. s s ss n: when her tho
pumps became ehoked The " then headed ter The
CAPT s"s 1o .i ss' Will
the e. s9
she The vauea T. about $4,000 and
(Br) ashore tho Loggerhead struck the
reef on the olst inst, and will prove total loss
BRIG WoopcocK Br) Matson. at Halifax Sept % from
nagua 20th at midnight. while tho northern
edge of the Gulf Stream. experienced gale from
ENE veering NV which lasted AZ hours, blowing away
most of the vessels sails.
scHR MARY ELIZA. from Franklin. Me-, for New York
revd Vineyard oath inst. and reports :-21s in
norherv lost both anchors and chains and split sails
Northwest shoals vessel leaked badly aud was with
difficulty kept iree.
ScHK BONNIE (Br). from Pctou for Halifax
laden driven ashore Whltehaven, Ms 2lst inst
during the gale and is iull Of water
scHR CHASE, ashore at Great Point Nantucket. lies in
position II the weather continues favorable
she will be kedged of with little damage she is being
Ii. htered OF her cargo Of limo
SLooP SURPRISE loaded with menhad sunk morning
of 25 inst the south side of Hart Akns wharf New
Bedford
HALIFAX Sept 26-Steamer Delta, from Sydney. reports
that she gale Friday night with the highest
tides since the gale OF August, 1878.
steamer Syria into sydney and reported perfect
hurricane for Is hours of st Paus Island
QUEBEC. Sept 26-Inormation has boon received hcre
schr Glenfe wrecked Thursday night
the point OF Antcos Island The captain and
saved and ut Gaspc.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY

Steamer Beverly. wallace. PhIadelphi.-Jss Hand
BARK Lima Ger, Suhr, Gisssow-Funch. Edye Co.
Bark Flora tAusj. kagusin. Cork-funch. Edge 4 Co
Bark Carpione (B1, Boyle, Cork for orders-Boyd
Hincken
BARK conadenra dtao sabagna, Cork for ordsu-spen-
Ger x Woodward
Bark Flash Light (Br) Card Antwerp-scsmmsll Bros.
Brig Daphne. Copeland. Ardrc ssan-Jsmss w Elwell
Co.
Brig Josephine (Br). Canton, TresteHaton, Watson
Co.
Brig Florence. Rsthburn, Constantinople-Tupp 4
Bosttie.
Brig City OF Moule. HIM, surnam-J Fl Hsmlin Son.
Schr Ada q Shorthand. Doane ParA-Burdett Pond
schr Mabel Staples, Putnam, Ponce PR-Brett, Son
Co.
schr VIM q Mowry, Eaton. St John. NB-John Boyn-
toms Sons
schr G Kinds. Hill. st John. MD De Wolf
Co.
schr Alice BoardmAn. Lunt. st John. NB-Jsd Frye
Co. .lH-'s s.L..
Schr Union Mitchell, st j. ohm. MIA Honey
Schr Active (Br), Pye. st john Mp Nevins Son.
schr Anna Booth, Bsyles Cedar KEYS and Key West
Dayto 4 Co.
schr l. Edwards Miller st Marys, Gs-Abiei Abbott.
schr Silss Evans, Brewster Richmond Va--Abie Alb
bott
Schr Kosciusko, Pinkham. Bath and Haowel, Me-Hav-
Hand Presley.
Schr Frcewnd, Frsbie, Boston--t'srtwright Doyle.
schr Golden Eagle, Kelly, Providence-H w Jackson
Son.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept 25-Arrved, steamer Consct (Br), Prin
gle, New York; 18th bark Ontario (Br) Coalhcet, do
ABHapxKx Sent 24-saed, bark Nehai (Aus), Marochi-
nal, United States.
BRISTOL, Sept 25-Arrivcd steamer Rheoa DID, Allen.
New York.
Sailed 10Th. steamer Somerset (Br stamper. New York.
BoRvEy Sept 26-saiicd, bark Fritz Schmidt tGer),
for America.
BREMEN, sept 23-Arrivod steamer Baltimore GER. AM
dreasen, Baltimore.
BoRpEAux, Sept 25-sailed. bark Bslder (Nor) Now
York.
CORK Sept oe-saiied bark Imperator Francesca Giu.
seppe 1 (Aus), Premuda New YORK.
CRoSsrApr to Sept 2e-saled, brig Daisy. MCCARTHY,
New York
CApz to Sept 2e-Asrived bark Clifton (Br. Snow New
York.
DUBLIN, Sept 25-Arrved, brig Don Quixotc, Munroe,
New York.
Baltimore.
GENOA to Sept 2e-salcd bark Raxetto Padre Uta for
Baltimore Guanro dtaD. do; Guido dab do; Amicizs
GtaD, New York
HAMBURG. Sept 25-sailcd, bark James. Bchrens. Now
York "i 81.
HgLyorr Sept o5-saied bark Belle Of Lagos tBr for
New York.
HAvRE. Sept 2e-sailed, ship Centennial Bearse, Now
York. Sophia Luhrs, Gary. do: st Lous Fr), Lom
bard, Pensacola.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 25-Arrived bark Canada (Br), Wood
Wilmington NC; 26th ship James Wright, Morrison,
bark Kong Carl Nor,, Herricksen New York
Also arrived 26th, steamer Bulgarian Br. Fitt Boston,
Sailed 25th, ship Eskdae tBr,, Currie United states
o6th steamer Illinois, Sbackford, PHILADELPHIA.
Also sailed 26th, ships British America (Br). Lockhart
New York: Lcnnie Burrl DID, Robertson Tybce barks'
Rascle Lguro (taD, Pogano. Baltimore; Enigma (Br)
Jones, Now York
LoNpoS Sept 26-Clearcd ship Ne Plus Ultra, Borden,
New York.
PERSAmBuco, Sept 25-Arrivcd previously, schr n
Cuza. Bayles New York.
QUEENSTOWN Sept IS midn yiis-Arrivcd. steamer Tho
Queen DID, Bragg. New York tor Liverpool land pro.
eeededj ; 18th, bark @ Reuscns. Leighton. Boston.
REvAL Sept .6Arrivcd, steamer Royal Minstrel (BD,
Taylor. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, sept 26-Arrivod steamer Oder cGcD,
Lcst. Now York for Bremen.
SWANSEA Sc pt 2s-Saied bark Duke Of Northumberland
(Br). baltimore
sr,vAscKn. to Sept 2s-Arrivcd, bark Miner Nor. heI
Lesson. Now York.
Sailed to 2sth bark Corinna (Nor). New York.
srrrrIS SEPT Arrived Sit Norl, Thorkelscn,
| baltimore; brig Bans (Nor). Jensen, New York.
SMYRNA Sept 25-Arrived bark Evanell, Colcord. Bos
| ton.
Sailed from United Kingdom port Sept g. the Como,
| for United States
Kong reported put into Msurtus in Distress has
| iettsoned part Of cargo.
Brig AIRY Stewart Larrabee. from New York. hiss boon
ordered from Malaga to Mahon to perform quarantine
| WEATHER REPORT
HoLYngAp Sept 20 PM-Wind N. gents.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIS DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
SErrEMBER 20, 1877,
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 26, 1877,
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
H. sarne ih With and
Sn Co. E on g. nas sfas sos
steamer Ethiopia tBr Craig, Glasgow Sept IS, and Mo-
Steamer Herder Ger. Brandt. Hamburg Sept IL and
sop 81 a a o. on 81 o. an Imam
bound 4; day, lat AZ, Ion 81 80, Bremen se"msr
Steamer John Dixon tBD. Hay. Lisbon 10 days, with
Steamer Acapalce Claps A;ppyaI Sep, Is with %s;o
lon hence for Aspinwall 22d. carbery. passenger
Columbus Reed Esvsn" Sept %, with mdso and
80 e e w% Sies Sept 20 aud Key
west I'D with mdss and PASSENGER. 70 Mallory O.
with mdse and passengers to Clark 4 Seaman
Steamer City Of Ans,in CHESTER Brunsws. Ca sept ~
steamer John Gibson, Masingo. Georgetown. Dc with
steamer fichmona. Kelly, Lewes DOL with mdse to
steamer Allentown, Mills Philadelphia with coal to tho
Steamer Agnes Smith Philadelphia with mdse to BOrert
BARK Hayden Brown cof Boston,, Foley Shanghai April
% with teas order Passed Anier juno TO- Cape of
E Cape had heavy NV gales for days. hadvsr
schr Emma White. Benjamin, Virginia.
seSr gscoS iro%sman Rsder Virginia
Sioop NJ r Drew. Okcrs, Virginia ...t.,.
H9- ship Cavalier ODD which anchored in the lower
bay, came to the city 26th Pm
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer franconia, Bragg Portland for New Yors.
Steamer Giancus. Bcarsc. Boston Tor New YORK.
Steamer City of Fitchburg Springer. New Bedford for
New York
steamer Albatross. Davis Fall River for New York.
Bark augusta g Small (Br). Duryea. New Bedford for
Schr Silver spray, Chntfcld Two Rivers. Ms. for New
York
Schr Fannie Butler. Warren, Bangor for Now York.
Schr Mark Pcndeton Pendcton. Bangor for New York
Schr A Bailey, Bailey. Portland, Me, for New York
Schr Scud. Allen. Whiting Nc. for New York.
schr Sslc Ponde Lincoln. Taunton Tor New York.
Schr Avon. Ryerson, Fall River Tor New YORK.
Schr luntress, Curtis, Fall River for New lork
Schr samuel Adams. scott Ninaltaven ot New York.
Schr Henrietta. Msthcw.. Providence for New York.
Schr Mendoza White. Providence for New York
Schr Elias Ross, Lewis, Providence for New York.
Schr Liberty, Bennett. Norwaix for Now York.
Schr Baltimore. Francis Norwich for New York.
schr Eclipse Dixon. Sorthport for New York.
Schr q Russell Rankin, Portland, CT. for New York.
Sehr iazelle, Adams Sayvlr Tor New York.
Schr Parthea, WATSON, New Haven for New York.
| schr Luc All. Davis, Port Jefferson for New York.
schr VIM Phillips Powell. Port jefferson for New York.
BOUND EAST.
| Steamer Neptune, berry. New York for Boston.
| Brig Daphne, Copeland, New York Tor Aedrosssn.
schr Union Mitchell, II averstraw for st John NIB.
Schr IN Pickering, Kelly, New York for Salem.
| schr 7 Perry. Clark, New York tor Bridgeport.
schr Potter Hooper, Bradbury, Haversraw for Prov
dcncc.
Sinclair. New York for Exeter.
BrigJ Horscy t,r CoGl. from Now York for st
Johns NE passed 2jth brig Hardy as before re.
ported.
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ANUS M ENTS.

AN ACTORS MATINEE "rHE CRUSHED TRACE
DIAN"
The Park Tn eatro never held larger audience than
II did yesterday afternoon. The occasion was made
specially Interesting by OF The attendance OF
the principal actors and actresses now in the city
who have heretofore had opportunity Of seeing
Mr. Sothcrn IN the ''Crushod Trrecdian," and who
doubtless enjoyed, as did hundreds oil others, tho
performances Of this unique play. Mr.. sothern Is so
vol known In connection with Lord Dundreary and
brother Sam that 1t is but natural 10 expect he
would nyost any new thing he attempts with pecu-
liar ndividuaty and In the dismal Fitzaamont, the
broken hearted did actor, does ths 10 perfection
that fails To describe the OF the worst kind OF
crushedness and with quaint humor draw the laugh
Ter OF the house. rho applause WAS generous, me
enjoyed the performance.
At The close Mr.. Sothern called before tho cur
tain and Ia u neat little speech said
LADIES AND GxNTLxxES--Whie thank you in behalf
OF my brother actors for this 81
from Chicago asnDaaenx tho
Ss 81. sa sDs tina. we
which publicly mentioned here has been
thai he shall receive sensh ana ann only 100
ion hands and hearts in the proposition that shall take
10 ask this large audience to unite with ali VITO
gagged IL doing good act ana 80 smooth the pathway 81
70 the pleasure OF tho public.
Mr.. Sothorn retired amid hearty applause, and It
subsequently made known that IA moctng OF the
princ pal artists Of the city Will take place. probably
at the Gramercy Park Hotel on Mondsy, October l,
concert measures Tor great entertainment having
IN wow the object mentioned IN his remarks
Among the many reprssentatv OF the stage pres
ent werc Dion Bouccaut Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Flor
ence, Maurice Grau, Robert Heller ana his wierd
sister, Mr.. and mrs }. Z. Williamson, John McCu-
Tough, the tragedan; Harry Watkins anu family;
Harry Palmer, Arthur Wallack, Robert johnson,
Joseph Proctor, J. b. Roberts. J. +. sheridan and
vie, Mr.. TaunahI, George Bon.iacc, T. Allyn Arthur
Lccla-, Augusta Sohike Lille and Louisa EIdridge e.
ID. Hess (oi the Hess Opera Troupel Signor Opcrti,
james and Henry Peakes, Jonn w. Carroll Mrs. Crisp,
Edward Lamb. H. Weaver ana wife, j. c. Padgetl.
Birch, Backus and Wambod Bryant Welsh Ed
wards, Misses Emily ana Mabel Jordan and scores OF
others, whose names would fill a large sized oata.
loguc.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Bessie Crosby r) Trcfry from Gloucester for vd
ney, CB Sept f. lat 49, Ion 20.
Ship Reaper. Poole from Liverpool for Philsdelpha,
Sept 8, lat 10 81. lon IL 81
Ship Belle Morse utchns from New York for Shangh nj,
Aug 10, lat IL 40 N, lon % w.
Ship Anglo ericon Obj, Liverpool for Bombay Aug
II, Int 81 y, Ion Jaw.
Bark Ezio (Aus Premuda. from Trieste for New York.
Sept 7. near Lagosta.
Bark olive Mount fBr). Smith from Antwerp FOR Sandy
Hook. Sept 10, lat 40, lon 10
Bark Jossfna tSpl. Molns from Savannah for Barcelona
Aug 80, lat 40 Ion 33
Bark Nanny tSwed) Gran, from Pensacola or Havre,
Sept 1. lat 49, lon 73.
Bark Scotia Br. Parkes from Liverpool tor Baltimore,
Sept z, lat 46, Ion 49,
Bark Arabia IBID. Easton from Montreal for Liverpool
Sept IL. lat 80. Ion Is.
Bark Cronstadt (Brl, Turner from London for Sandy
Hook, Sept o, lat 4S 81, lon IA.
Brig Chas Overton Allen, from Cedar Keys for New
York Sept %. Cape Henry by s. 10 miles distant
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept 25-Arriyed, schrs G q Paine,
windsor; John Bird. do Annie Bergen, Washington
Meissa Willcy, -; Louisa Birdsaii. - Tor George
town.
pnSTOS sent 25-Arrved, schrs b TORY, Crsnmcr
I,ncy Graham Smith and Issac Clark, Lake Philadeh
phIA. A T. Newell, Lsnk, and Col > Kasec smith, DC
land both proco odoi 10 Weymouth.
Arrived Neptune, Rcrry, New York BRIG
(tal tancrv Girgenti schrs Grnco Van Duscn
Reeves; Tnsrsso Wolf champion; Pedro A Gran, Lake
John johnson, Magee; n w Magce, Sharpi y HUDSON
Vaughsn; " stecman, Hirbec; Eben fishcr, Reynolds
vraio, sharp; Hooper Hand sarah ,o FoT steel
Ia Babcock, Smith; St CLAIR Edwards
Irelaudi Mary Graham, Smith, Howard Williams
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BROADWAY THEATRE.

rather slim audience present at the Broadway
Theatre last night to witness 'Oliver Twist" Mckee
Rankin, as Fagin tho Jew, gloatcd over his secret
hoard OF gold and superintendent the Arttui Dodgers
instructions Of young Oliver in the science of tncvnG
with his usual good Interpretation OF Dickens.
The death scene In the prison was ofec-
lively rendered and elected much applause
AS Nancy Skies Kitty Blanchard truthulIy depicted
the fallen woman faithful TO the last TO the wretch
who so fouly murdered her Miss Ada Gilman acted
we'll the part OF young Olvor The character OF Bill
Sikcs, tie INSCRIPTIONS cracksman and the brutal
murderer was successfully rendered BY Louis AdrCh
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FEED STORES ON FIRE.

nre In the basement OF No. 3S3 Eleventh avenue,
occupied by Jacob E. Kamp, hay dealer, yesterday
damaged So, 600 worth of property, which par
TALLY insured. Wheeler Hiiery, hay dealers OF No.
379 ana 1871 Eleventh avenue, had $4,000 worth Of
their stock damaged by water Their losses are COW
ercd by insurance.
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CLEANED.

Steamer Olympia Or, Craig, Bristol, E--IIcuderson
Bros,
Steamer Atlas tBr), Low. Kingston ana Aux Cages
PIN Forwood Go
Steamer City Of New York. Zimmerman. navana-F Alex.
andre Sons.
steamer Clyde ingram, Chnrlcston--J Quintard
&Co
steamer Regulator. Doanc Wilmington. NC-wm p Clyde
h Go.
DalzeiL
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SAILED.

Steamers scythia CBr, for Liverpool; Olympic CIR,
Bristol Canada lF, Havre City Of New York. Havana;
Geo Clyde, Ch.rlsston; Rishmond. Lswes Dol; ships
Bogeleg NoIJ Copenhsgen: Enigkeit Ger. stettin
Susan Campbell (r). Antwerp brig City of Moue Surl-
schrs Pareps Cadz and Seville: Laura Robinson,
seth smith, and Y Merwin
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lars and booksellers rarely tnke many coptee. Mr.
Benton, howevcr, finds trouble In selling them 10
hrs patroas who visit HIS cosoy salssreoms on broad
way. They are mostly books on arustic SUBJECTS
io-day's sale begins with Il. worthington's books,
which are mostly npo English editions.
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BOND STREET SAVINGS BANK.

Mr. Willis 8 Paine in letter to the HERALD states
that az tho receiver OF Bond Street Savings Bank
he has to pay the creditors OF this bank
dividend of ten per cent and that tho first dividend
fifty Two per cent has been paid to all creditors, with
the exception OF 7lS depositors.
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed New Bedford 18th, barks Jacob Rowland.
Pacific Ocean: President I'd, and Tamerlane, Atlantic
Ocean,
erson New Bedford
Schr NJ Simmons undergoing si<ht Prov.
ncetown ana will sail time In Oetobeg % twelve
months whaling cruise.
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LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK.

MEETING or THE ID PosIToHs OF THE LONG
ISLAND SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
4 meeting Of the depositors OF the Long Island
Savings Bank, attended by about two hundred pco.
pie, held last evening at tho War Veterans Head
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AsrISwALL Sept 13-Arrivcd sohr Emma Heather, Hud-
Phil adcphis.
brig Alice Lea Yostsr 6<h schr Sarah Potter.
Ia. do.
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JOHN BROUGHAM'S TOUR.
GOOD AS NEW ONCE MORE.
ALBANY, Sept &c, 1877.

ALBANY, Sept &c, 1877.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The report in your issue OF to-day that had dis
continued my tour resulted from my having boen at
tackled by o sudden and, to me, ineXpcablc illness
ut Troy for tho purpose OF understanding which l
had to visit my hyscan, DR.. Thomson, OF New York,
who knows all the. intricacies OF my organization.
Suffice II to say that the subscriber good new
once more and will play here week announced
JOHN BROUGHAM
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STARVED.

Elizabeth Alash an old woman Of seventy-two was
found dying Of starvation at No 154 West twenty
eighth street. scnt to the New York Hospital
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BELOW.

Ship Favorita Grcenman, from Boston,
Bark Sultana (Br, newJ Mosher from Summervillc Ms.
Brig Princc" Beatrice tBr), simmons, from Point-a-
Ptre.
Mig Edith Hall, Ciarkson, from st Jaso.
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYngAp, Sep, 90. PM-Wind N. gentle.
PLYMOUTH, Sept %, PM-Calm; fine.
, 1877-07-09

Regularly every Sunday thore is made up
In London and cabled to America very In
telligent and generally fair summary Of tho
war situation g shaped BY tho ovonts Of tho
preceding week, Tho dispatches this morn
Ing describe The Russian position In Dnl-
uaria as attended with difficulties and DAN
gers, there being no present probability Of
junction Of the loft aud centre, zince the
10000 mon under Cen ZIMMERMAN who
crossed At Ibrail must deal With
the earrisons Of Vasna, 8listria, and
Kusecndji boforo thcy can Join shs
main army At sistova At the Inter place
Ia located tho only means for tho forwarding
Of provisions and war material 10 N1ouoLAs'
foreo Of 40, 900, being single pontoon-
bridge, which daring iron-clsd conld do
stroy In twinkling. Il Is said that HopAR1
paaha has bean restrained by the jealousy OF
thc native Turkish naval officers from awoop-
ing down upon tho limo Of communication Of
aiatoya REpn Pasha. the War Minister, has
ioinod Abpu. KkRrM at Shumla, and more
vigorous policy Is expected as the result
, 1877-07-09

After BLA1HE had explained the design ~
1lArxs to annex Mexican territory With the vic"
If extending slaycsy, the New York Times tor
respondent says:
Dr. rnRouul,x l.. Cur1xn. Of frookayn., fo'.
upstin.cd pratte to President AMI Mrs. H+rEs for
ihp not,lc example they had ahn*n tn the httcf ot
nbstlnenco FROM wine On pnblIc uec3.1onf. ~
mentioned several Instances on which thlH tfnfpio
had been shown rail he jndfsa o. nv msat y p1ns fo
yeass the country would see hnd hcknowlcdEe thst
AnKAuAN I.isrof.N nua HE1ukEroan y. HAYES
were cus out of tho eamc htuek. Al ti'ts vas On
loudly applaulel 10 everything whlei' had sono
l,cfofo and tho orations Of the day wrra rnns',s 70
rlote by Mt. UowEH AeAlM reltceatin: ttat ms
val q FREQ platform, mud that every sprAscr was
nsib]e for hts own utecranccs.
The same correspondent gives tho following:
There was another lift 10 Tho HArtt side when
pf. OLIvEn WENDELL 1loLNss rose to reAd his
pscn.. and unexpectedly pre- faced It BY tew !ass
they were ehccrcd vocttcrously. It aEscrwas1l be-
came know il that he had written HoH' ~ hearing
WIN were 10 bt thc speakers here, and The aopiea
thry would deal with. The lines were ~ folloxs:
| Jhe ship Of sta.+. above her st!es aro blue.
Nsa t shsfs ~ src ps:.cnsers. viose faees Ehlsa
snow they dant Tel . harry y TIER might.
s'sse rs rss HI s'a ifpss II !ss se!
IT,; :ss te at III n wreck
il tte IonK quarrel for the a1astes; ;lcck:
m ss :1t :;tInsya ir3ya e f5
!Ss I'LL ss.t!set'vs: shSfl,:t sams I. /. u
fsssio,a f isit venture j. hsr priceless freight:
.st ss kcep = hsr n,s,s nsf .ae 's 'ssefs
n Il: R.n
, 1877-07-09

Tho Chicago produce markets were active and
arn,pt Saturday In bread.tufs, and tame on pro.
visfona- Mess pork coecd TIC per bsl lower, a.
,s1anl caeh nnd &l3. 17.i9l3.2o for AuEust.
,1arl closed :,tttsc per 1D0 lbs higher, Al g. Is
,ca.h and ~, t:h ON. pii tot August Meats wcrc
ftm, al 4Ae pr III for looee shoulders and Ghc for
do shurt ribs, Lake frctehta wctc firm. at 1A02c
fur corn to Buffalo, IIlghwincs were stesdy, st
81. On l,cr cal,on. Flon. was moro active. Wheat
closed hGl2.4c higher. nt 41.A2 for July and
T1.2.A tor August, Corn closed Mc higher, It
4a,{c for August and 4D.;c fur September. Oats
closed AGb4,c higher, II 33c cash md 3oAc Tor
August. 1iyc was nrmer, II 8o0o2e. Barley was
no,ujnul nt H)clasl. 90 fnr new seller september.
Hugs were G1mcr. at s4. 70dbb. Is. Critic were
act!vc and stcady, at S. aoGtG 20; and sh"ep dull
Ono hundred dollars In gold would buy $los. 25 In
rrccnbacka at tho close.