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The New York herald., 1877-11-15
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA oNov 3Arrived, ship rsranaki (BD Wright,
New Zealand. :, ,.,,
ALEXANDRIA,. Nov 13-AnIvcd. schr Goo II Mills,
Washington
Passed up-schrs S A Boice from philadelphia; Susan
Ellen. Norflk, and Walter Palmers Phiadclphia Tor
saicd-schrs + willett. Newark; A II Pcary. Pough-
keepsle. 80, ,,u
Passed down-schrs Aitnea. for Fall River; VIM Kon.
zcl Hoboken. John Manson. Boston; = brice, New
York. Henry Dsvey Providence; CottinghAm, Bridge
port tHli Georgct0wnD. IL - -
BOSroN Nov I4-Arrved. steamer Iryrian tBrl, simp-
SON Iivcrpool; bark Alice Campbell Gorham, smyrna;
schrs Julia Newell Thurston Pictuu John Wentworth,
Clark, Charottetown; Joshua > Bragdon Doane. Pors
johnson.
Also arrived, bark Henry a Hnrnh.m, sprssus. New
York; brig Minnts Abbe. Harding Charlcston schrs
Grimm, Phiadelphia Bcllo Hooper dikey
Port Johnson Mary owIAnd Pendleton. do tAnd pro-
cseded to bingham; Freddie Eaton, Mo,x, New io.k
CIssrcd-Steamers Saxon. SNOW, Phadelphia; Nereus
Uairt New York; ship Mary Whitridgc. Cutler do bark
Windermere tBr), Mann Lynn tEl; .chrs T Lindsay,
johnson Charottetown; Jane Newton, Stover Aoxan'
ria, va: VIM G Lewis. Baxter. baltimore; -.
Thusncida and samuel Locke.
Brig Martha Berry from Cardcnas Tor Portland was on
Highland Light. Cape God, ut 4 PM.
BALriMORE. Nov l4-Arriyed steamers Fanny Cad.
vsiiadcr CLARK New York. barrett, Foster, do: Fal-
Snn Kirhx. Charestoni Raleigh. Oliver. wminson MOI
The New York herald., 1877-11-15

Mac se,med MS strong on is pins MS at BEGINNING
AS ,Inc followed up and red IN Harry caught hm On
Bel aud ordered to the centre OF the room
they exchanged twice and clinchcd again. Therc
was now a Of lighting all around the room
The men clinchng again. alter fighting right and cft
with hands. This sort OF thing continued untii
the three minutes we're up the honors o. Inc round
being about equal. stranseto say wnen tne men were
taken to their respective soond's kneestherc was no
blood visible on either man.
ROUND l0--As they Game TO the scratch hlcken was
putting like porposc. They had now three ex-
changes. a left and right and clinch. lhey were
separaee ana placed again Tho scratch when, after
a lew more exchanges there WAS another
ciinch. On getting to the centre once more tncy
sgan sxcnsnSea M Maen c Mao and ISocKrr Harry down.
hus finished the round, Hickon Deing ca''iso " MS
corner
try ng To pro wind much as he could. as
he was tryine TO get through tho hour without de-
aud both misse d. Some sharp lighting then cnsucd
ali over tho room and Hcken hnay went down, both
men being carried 10 their respective corners
RorNp ~ HE ken pursued his old tacucs oil re-
trs.tnp Mae no wsvcr, followed Harry closely and
got in his right hand on Hickens jaw, and a
they exchanged. Harry got his left IN ON
tho nose, Mac the side OF the head. Harry
again rctreated, and Mac went alter him round tho
ROOM exchanged couple OF blows and then they
clinched. The ext time ,hey started both mon went
at right ana o ding dong UNI they 90. INTO ne
Mac stumbling. When Mac was taken TO ms corner
Hicsen party aate claim OF hrst blood lot thcr
III.
Al the same time tho seconds were busy wipng the
OF Mr.. Hicken
RouxD 13.-Harry still getting weaker and weaker
from tho want o cocduon and. still retreatng, but
Mac evidently wanted TO bring tho contest 10 close
before tho time up, for he pursued Harry closely
and fired in whenever he could The fghting
good now all through, ana tue nonors
beiI e about even, man lighting Tor time and Tho
other against 1t, Hicken showing great deal oi good
generaisnp 10 keen up under his lack OF condiior.
Tho round closed by Mac boring In, and as Harry
went down he iell top Of him. both men being car
tied TO their corners.
From the iourteen the end OF the ngnt the tac-
tics OF the men tho same, Hckcn hoping 10 hold
out for the hour. and MAC, on the con-
trary, seeking 10 end the strugRie INSIDE
OF the sixty minutes by knocking Harry
out OF time. But Mac did not succeed, Tor Harry man
az rcd 10 stand il until the time had expired, when
time was called, ,he battle decided draw and the
purse equally divided between the men.
The men were then taken care OF, and although
some what swollen about tho countcnance they wcro
not much ds1gurcd, and alter short rest
they left the room after friendly shake
OF the hand and repaired 10 their
lodgings for the night Tho gentlemen who gave tbe
purse retired well satisfied with the grand exhibition
OF the art OF sslf-defcnce 10 which they had been
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
GENERAL POLITICS.

The Worcester (Mnss) spy thinks that Stanley Mat
,hews IS now as much deprecated as he was formerly
overratcd
According to the Scranton pa Republican the day
in which men lead republican party without excit-
ing question has gone by. "Prnciples are now moro
strictly enforced and tho iunmcnt Of pledges moro
sterny dcmandcd.u Tho crime Of Mr.. Hayes rs That
he is seeking carry ourthe promises OF the Cincn-
natl platform.
Says The Indianapolis (lnd) Neos :-"Mr. Conkiing
shows that he cannot dassocate his notions oil right
his personal importance, giving further proof
OF the narrow grasp OF a great mind"
The pittsburg tls) Gazette shows the sum total Of
the strength when the arguments Of tho silver advo-
Gates possess when IL remarks:-"The sole purpose
Is TO alaw surcpttously repeated and to sivo
silver the place 1t had and which Is still entitled
that OF legal tender IN discharging contracts IL Is
designed to restore tho debtor class their rights as
they existed when certain contracts were made. {"
Norwich Comm Butietin:-''rhe republican party
has done glorious work IN the past, and has glorious
possibilities before IT. Its dissolution, therefore, Is
most earnestly TO be deprecated, and Is doprccated
botn by the adminisratlon and its enemies But such
an event is strongly threatened by the present CON-
pIicalon and good republican can Wow tne si,ua
zion without rnal anxic,v."
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HERALD WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
fFrnm the Belfast News

From the Belfast News Letter, Oct 81
Most people are aware OF the small share Of belief
the public las heretofore accorded TO the vaticnatons
OF weather prophets. Tho reason Of this scepticism
may be attributed to three causeslirst, the vaguely
general nature of their prcaictions second tho apti
tude OF people to consider the day as 'ine or other
wse according as 1t SUITS themselves; and lastly tho
popular experience Of prophets individually and as
body, members OF this exalted profession being known
occasionally 10 have an unprophetical inclination,
considering the functions Of the police court, TO
undue indulgence in pipts OF porter as a me-
dun OF inspiration. Be tho fault where 1t may,
the fact is undenIabe that ''Poor Robin" and many
otncr arbilrators as to tho advisabty Of juvenile
fishing and birdnesting excursions arc now remem-
Dercd only with u laugh as the unfortunate posses
sors OF constitutional incapacity to tel the truth
The weather, thus deprived OF its legitimate, II
iablc minister's appeared to get along pretty well
till the NEW YORK HERALD discovered 1t was endowed
with the GIT Of prophesy in affairs meteorological
How This enterprlsins organ arrived at knowledge
OF IT'S new vocation- IL Is useless to inauIrc. ME-
dung have plentiful in the United Salos OF atc
md. possibly there may have been manIfcst station
in that way That so lar the claims advanced are lus
titled by results been made disagrceably evi-
dent rho storm predicted TO visi. our coasts
sunday came with punctuaty ana effect that
must have been very 1attcring TO the HERALD.
II the "nnucncc'-thl5 is the correct terni-drect-
ing the weather department OF this comprehen-
sionaiist newspaper possesses suicisnt corporcal-
ity to transmit itself 10 certain portions of Africa
lately visited by stanley We doubt not it would
and It's condition materially benefited. as tho
people there not only prophets, but 'makcrs'
OF that universal bugbcar--thc weather. Tho
above suggestion is thrown out with no invdious
TOES on our part, such as walking into "a vacant
pair of shoes;' we pretend TO know nothing OF the
weather. but now to suffer IRON IT, nor does tho popu-
lar superstition OF UNIV illingncss to meet a certain
pameIess person half way weigh with We are
actuatcd simply by tho desire TO place deserving
object in the way OF obtaining proper recognition
while The glory surrounding its achievcmcnts ia st
untarnishcd by tho mutability that must always at
tend the OF any one trusting Tor reputation to
such an unstable element as the weather.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.


n,For collision OF steamer City OF Brussels r with schr
Aexandre Young attended with loss Of lie, general
columns
STEAMER JAxrs Apcrs oss tons bull. in New York in
Boston account on private terms.
BARK II BKKsE. from Olympia which left Newport 18th
pairs.
scnR KATIE RonIssos Champion. which sailed from
Charleston 10th with 800 phosphate rock Tor fhade
2aa spruna OF and returned to Charles
ton iI.h for repairs.
with the name her sinrboard bow seen BY the
Chansre at nee nstown from xnnsoos wa: % %naonItsay
which sailed Island last Dscembsr With cargo Of
potatoes for New YORK and heard OF afterwAd
scnR DOUGLASS HArsrs, from Augusta for Bridgeport,
BY another schooner while coming np tne SOUND M
the bottom er tssl knocked OH some q her sails
had iuh' our ""u fee. Of water in her hold
LAus. WEB from Porto Belle for snitimo.: d,i'
arv port of destination latn inst Of sc"me
Raleigh.
AN UNKNOWN SCHOONER Is lying sunk In the main ship
channel opposite the mouth ., the swssn cnrnne, wh
ward bound vessels
Nj for aax with fish is at Port Caledonia CB
the vessels which arrived for the past ten days
report rough we athcr at sea.
poprr.sp Nov 13-There was an insurance the lost
bark George Wright IN sne Ocean % sn tho
small balance Of VA. hss Ssr 1y YORK she os ro
land Lioyds. and the rest by Wchses anu Nw o o"'e
,ehr ohp ii Chaee anchored three mcs south Of Gross
Rip lighshp with loss OF forcsa ana m"n"o'"' No as
sisl ance asked tor
ptsAsrrns ron ssrrxxnrRT Direction Of the Burean
ysrtas has Just published the following stsstcs oi MARI
lima reported during tbs month oil scpo nber
,s77 "oncerninr IN Sailing vessels reported lost
rs Britisn IL French IL German, American nanan
Portuguese which the nationality is unknown total
al in this included 10 vessels reported miss
inr steamers-2 English, German American, Span
Ism total 3.
srnuILprSc-At Fast Boston, tho ship at the yard OF
Mes,s smith Town.end Is all ready to launch The
rrame OF Mr. KeIlys new bark is going up rapidly Mr.
Kelly will rate hfr Al.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

rs
Gssss H 18th sI' SSIiea
sailed Ssps q sssk' Lepon'o Banker Rosario; a4sh
Ai'aps IN posi Sept pship Robertson Bn MeInn nne
s:rss A 's
collins fs1mos.
/ Tyler. Mssrs Mary Riacoat SBrl Gibson Bore Or,
Brown and the above srrivsis.
CALCUTTA Oct l-Arrivod ship Lucle Talbot, Rio Ja-
Oct Ess,no 1ssa:s. Lsn:s G:D
ohmrn rc% do h.shcrn steamer Manhattan B
Me6omrsli. rom rom Gis.sow for Monsrssi - ~
iALr4x Nov l4-Arriycd steamer nioernia tBr,
'.Iivrnroo1 Nov Ii-Arrived, bark Kate Noiek tBr'.
MFsslSA Oct 27-ln port. sch, Ada whiansy, Gu
DSs ss% as.s.s sg' s s
arrived Aug 1o woodworsh lsr,. fr.derietsoa: "
sas sias aS,sss r'I%S sad sps.S & EaTss
All MosrnfaI. Nov is~ArSivcd steamer Copis Tucker,
.own S,s1.ss .se a:es Homer wassr
NArLrs. Oct 2esailsd steamer sidonian d'r), McFse,
SonrM n.A srnsnT. B Nov IArrvea bark Dominique
Br) Lc Blanc, Lisbon t"nd cleared ID for Little 'l"eo
P,crou Nov s--ciearcd, bark Louis Martinez tBD,
ounnrc. Nov ia~Coarsd steamer Lake Nspson; Scott
Lverpoo bark Norden. Hansen do pris 81 Louis Duss'
Rio JAsKIRo, Oct 7-Arrived, brig jennie Cheney.
Arey Richmond. =. -
sailed Oct g. schr Annie (Br). Patey. Baltimore; 7h,
ship Rosie Welt Volt. United States.
Cleared Oct g. ship Peru. Larrsbee, Callao bark Chal-
"f''1 II port %es g. Sats B.. tSo
baltimore Idg; sir Humphrey DsyS CBr. for New York;
brrs Frnnces Jane Bell for Baltimore: N0rd Deutschc
Scswark Qie). for Gaiveston Henrik Gen. for United
States; ard others ,
Hughes Calcntta for New York Tmour. Robbins singa.
Passed sept a. ship Caranjah tBr) Owens, from Manila
for Nrw York. .
New York -
ST JAGo Uubal. Nov i3-Arrved, steamer Carondclet.
ST JOINS NF. oct 29-Arrived, brig Lady Mary tBr)
Rex, Now York. 80.
Pit in Nov IA steamer Lskc champlan tBD, Bornson,
Liverpool for Montrcai. short OF coal. . ;. =
sscxviIrE, Nh, Nov 5-Arrived, senr Mary CIR,
Stewart. Savannah. .
ST JonN, NIB Nov 12-Arrivcd. schrs Frances, Bradley
New York: Governor, Eaton, do.
TINRAGoxA Oct 27-sailed, bark Ferrcri dtaD, Expos
Ito New York - - 80
VERONA. Nov 5-Arrived, bark Brerly HUI tB1
Baird London; eth ship Grace Darling, Harrington, San
Erancisco.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
UNGALLANT CIGARMAKERS.

The police OF the Nineteenth precinct were last
evening requested to protect tho lives OF about
hundred girls who were at work 10 the cigar manu-
factory OF Krobs & Spiers, AT Fiity.fourth street
and Second avenue. 1t was rumorcd that
about five hundred strikers had threat
encd to create disturbance whom they
were gong home. Whom tho girls had gwen over
work and departed from the factory they were sur
rounded by tho strikers. and some had thor clothes
torn by them, The terrified creatures ran back 10
their and awaited for the police 10 disperse
the mob. William Jad0aa who IL said 10 nave been
the was arrested ana locked up IN tho East
Fitty.frst street station house.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
A MYSTERY-MAKER.

On Tuesday evening letter was received by the
Board OF Coroners stating that tho writer could fur
nisn valuable information touching the death OF Setter
in Central Park. His death, it was claimed, was due
not to suicide but TO an assault Tho circumstances
of the case peculiar that investigation was
thought judicious, but no person was iound at the
number given IN Houston street answering the name
OF the writer OF the communication which Superin-
tcndent Waliipg pronounced hoax to misload the
nn
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
SAILED.

Steamers Algeria (I3r,, for Liverpool; Amerque FI.
Havre Columbus Havana; Gen whitney, New Orleans;
Santiago de Cuba Charleston; ships Gilbert Thompson
fBr Liycrpool; Loeb RAMA tBr. Glasgow: British Anne
rica (Br, London: Tantailon Castle tBr DO; Emerald
Uharina uta. Naples: Famigla Ferro uaD. Gisncester
Brazil (Br avre Eurus tBr) Queenstown or Falmouth;
Brunswick Cork do: Enrico Dandolo ta. do m do;
brrs Medna Morgan or Broad PHI: Tula Belize icamia
UtaD, Naples: schr n u skinner.
Also sal ed, bark Goethe Nierl. for bremen
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Bermuda (Br) Ansrove Halifax. Ms, and st
Johns NF for New York. with mdse and passengers 70
Steamer City o New Bedford Fish, New Bedford for Now
Steamer Albatross, Davis Fall River for Now York.
steamer Paine ~ torpedo boat, Rcsd, Newport ior
ssIr Ia sns H. Gould; Aaga..s Ne f.. S.w York.
sehr Granite state Crocxer. Boston Tor Now York.
ssr sSr s ..n s~
schr POS, Bcy. Hodsden. Boston for New M York. York
ssnr M"s BraSs.v ss"Siy vssy%s Boston .
sST sr hss S.r .asl % -. s.%
schr icen. Chase, New nsdiord for New York,
sshr n a rreamore Fitch New Bedford for New York.
schr Whisper Kess; Taunton for New York
ss ssS a al a" ,ss s: s;. York
schr Belle. simpson. Sswport .or New York 9n
ssir Mary stone Bacon Pfovasnce for NV York.
schr sunbeam. ,nnets. Traviasnes ior New York.
schr Lizzie. sylor. Providence for New yorx
schr Nathaniel Holmes. Hubbard. Providence for New
schr Cyntna Jane Gardiner Providence Tor New York.
schr Howay. bryant. proyidenss for New York
ssr sSr 1%sH Amos S.w York
ss1 ssf joseph nsiis Sas s%s%
sslr ocson Chap%an fsw aonaog ,a Tor New New York
Sch. Sch. Fifth se
s @ s SoRs IL. o
ssh H%se rcr, 1os NV YSrs
scnr Gen Howard, Leet, from Gardiner. No. for Now
York is anchored OF the Herald Telegraph station tor
orders
BOUND EAST.
Bark Novena. Nichols. New York for Ncwry.
Big Floronce tBr BUTTON, New York 70. s. Johns NF.
sssr snr S.'ai Sss s1' Brett % Ssw York 5.
ssHr ssSr csa xsit 'sr ss
ser. o5s;. ssv ySs a
schr Artist. Fleming. New York tor Bristol
hs schr ia Iirb.na. % Alien Nsw YORK for Somerset.
s New ros Tor lr q.
schr Cornelius Pratt, New York s. for Nor Norwich w.
seSr Mary Ella Grover Hoboken for Newbaryport;
schr sedona. Hart. HoboKsn ior Pawtucket
sen enr essss she%
schr James Parsons Strong, weehawken for Boston.
se%r chr Ann. sis.shs,i, Port ohnson for Boston.
sss ss
schr Georgiana, Brown Port johnson for Boston.
schr ?tte Friends. Collins ror, 1ohn:on for Salon.
Schr Anthony Burton Johnson Port johnson for Provi
schr Smith cavanagh. Port johnson for providence
schr Thomas Potter Handy pSr. Tor rrovidcnce
sssr sssT w% Pfan S
sST nss H%eSy ssy ss For sr D.ts
Schr VIM McCobb, Hall, Amboy for Providence.
sssr ssh vsisi pb.ips spiM Hail S%Soy rr:yasaes
Schr G Fall, Shropshire, Amboy for Providence.
Scr Reading KR No 43, Candy. Amb0y Tor New London.
seSr BIaasrd spence Ame,y isr SeT Haven
schr Emerald, smith; Amboy for sng Harbor
Schr + X Pike. Noble Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Mary Price, Campbell. phiadelphiA for salem.
Schr Mken, Robinson. Philadelphia for Fall River.
scnr American Eagle. Newlove Philadelphia for Dan.
schr Aimira Wooley King, Phadelphs for Danv.rport.
Schr e smith. Atwood, Philadelphia for Providence.
e1Dnr o1 'T
Schr Williams RUSSELL philadelphia for Hartford.
schr Charlie Miller. JONES' Virginia for New Haven.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE-Letters intended for this column must bc
accompanied by the writer's full name and address TO
insure attention. Complanants who unwilling to
comply with this rulo SIMPLY waste time IN writing
Write only ono side of the papcr.-Ep. HERALD
The New York herald., 1877-11-15

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Why does the Long Island Railroad Company carry
freight passenger rains thereby running tar behind
their schedule timer For instance Tuesday took tho
train which left Hunters Point AZ ten A. NJ, and ar
rived nj Glen Cove O'Clock prccisely--a dis
tance OF twenty FIVE mes-just twenty Ave minutes
lat or schedule time, the splendid aver
age OF n milo in Ave minutes No wonder those
seeking suburban homes look elsewhere than Long
Island. RAPID TRANSIT
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

NEW YoRK, Nov 14-Noon.
The time OF tho Western Union Telegraph Company
y standard of the United states Naval Observatory
NJ Washington was to-day dropped correctly.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
A DANGEROUS SIDEWALK.

To THE EDITOR HERALp:--
Please allow 10 request tho proper authorities to
6x the sidewalk between Nos go and 222 Delaney
street before any further injuries occur. This is the
second time II has been spoken oL A READER
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
SPOKEN.

Bark Sutton Cr). Mclean. from New York Tor AMER
Sept %, lat ~ n. lon %. m.
An american bark mound s. showing letters JRwF.
Sept ~. lat IL N. Ion 2S ". -
bark steering s, showing signals RNHF. Nov II. lat
45 Ol lon 50 IL
Brig Antelope. from for New York, no date, on
Five Fathom Lghthhip.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
COLLISION ON THE ROAD.

A carriage belonging 10 Mrs. Lee coIlidcd with
light wagon occupied by Mr. ana MRS Waite at the
corner ol Jerome avenue and Morris last night
The Waitcs were thrown out but escaped injury.
Both parties refused to give their addresses.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Motto, Is heby given that or soon after Nov 10 tns
Nun and Can Buovs In Bnston Harbor VIII bc removed
for the winter Spar Buoys OF corresponding numbers
s ID AMES, Commander USN
Lighthouse Inspector. second Districs
BOSTON. Mass. Nov l3. 1877
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
WHALEAlEN.

At 81 Helena Oct bark Louisa. Milard b. recrntinv
despatch da ed San francisco, Nov L. repoit thnt
bark Northern Light smith NB. has taken $40 bbls oil
1900 lbs bono and 900 lbs ivory.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

A 4 AN ALTERNATIVE HYA1Iis LIFE BALsAM GAN
ABE relied upon AS curative Tor gont. rheumatism,
scrofus. &c u h certain safe and speedy soId by drug
gista HYATT HYATT. 2i6 Grand 81. New York
The New York herald., 1877-11-15

WORKERS IN WHITE LEAD FACTORIES.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
A great many persons working in white lead iacto-
rios die every year owing TO the damaging metals
which settle in the breathing organs. chemist
gives an infallible cure, which Is use every day
u very small quantity OF iodide Of potassium. l..
The New York herald., 1877-11-15

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, sc.
CC0Ws FOR SALE or CHARTER r. 900 TO 800 TONS
Dcapacity. +. r. EASTMAN. foot 3lst ST.. East River.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15

THE sLowEsr RAILROAD TINE IN THE couS-
The New York herald., 1877-11-15

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHKAD, Nov l4-wind SSE. moderate gale.
PLYMOUTH. Nov 14-wind sSW, fresh.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1877-11-15
RK HERALD, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15 ls77-TRPLE SHEET

schr q Pallock. Sharrott. Georgetown. DC:
Schr Howard Williams. King. Georgetown. DC
schr john II Halliday, Van Ceaf Geor or.etown. DC.
Scbr q 20 iIaiiock. Sharrott. Georgetown-
Scnr Charles Miller, Hammond. Geors etown.
schr George l. Fessenden. Beebe. Georgetown. Dc for
Boston.
Boston.
Schr John X Shaw Cox Baltimore
schr r. N Reed. Kelsey Baltimore.
Schr Oliver scoheld. Dissosway. Baltimore.
Schr II Havens, Pierce. baltimore.
Schr A Holmes. Dunn. baltimore for Boston
schr Vim Rrainard. Spencer. Philadelphia.
Schr J@S Chandler, Hopkins. Phadelphia
sehr W Abhott, LudIam, PhiIadelphis for Boston
schr VI Buell.. Ireland. Phil sdelphia 10. Boston
Schr Geo Nevingcr. Smith, PHILADELPHIA Tor Boston
Schr Jas l. Watson. Cruise rhiladepha Tor rrovdcncc
Schr Naagansctt Shaw. Lynn tor rhilxdephia NOV ,.
in Boston Dads was In collision with Cabot and lost
jibboom; the Cabot received no damage
Arrived i3th-Brig Maid Of Langollen (Brl from Cow
Bay mot ss before roportcdD.
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