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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-26
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-26
The Hero Of Pleyna.

Constantnoplc has only one military
hero the heroic defender Of Plevna.
When he returned to the city on March
~ the sultan received him with tears
in his eyes, kissing him several times
and saying You have shed lustcr
over the Ottoman arms; you have rails
cd our already high military honor and
glory in the eyes Of the world. ! swore
before God that | would 90 YOU high
honor the day | should see you. | will
perform that oath to-day, my gallan,
hero The Sultan conferred Oh him
the order of the Osmanli, lirst-class, with
stars III brllllants, presenting him, ut
the same time, with M ancient sword
which lad belonged to Sultan Hamid l..
The words "To the GhaN were en-
grayed on the saber and His Majesty
remarked that the precious sword be-
longed by right to the defender of Plev-
nv. AS soon Us Osman left the palace
the crowd, rs II correspondent Of the
London Globe describes the scene, threw
itself upon his carriage, with shouts OF
Long life to the Ghaz." The enthu-
siasm ut this moment was intense. Old
men, who were not strong enough to
fight their way to the carriage, imnlor-
ed Allah : to bless the man who had
saved their national honor. Women
lifted thcirehildren in their arms TO look
upon Their country's savior. Curiously
enough, in the same building where Os-
man was receiving an ovation there lay
rs prisoner his colleague Sulcman.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-26

PLEASE CoNSIDER.-You can buy D.B.
DeLand 4 Co. s Best Chemical SdLerdtus at
nearly the same price that is charged
for other brands that are cheap goods,
hence do not fail to always get Best
Chemical.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-26

NuAT lie made 4 man who recently
went into stock spcculations WAS met
bya friend the other day, who asked
lin, ifhe had made anything. Ics, 4
said he, II made M assignment this
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

for c.so II. M
B ass :ss. q john Wore s .ho va: built
have osen burned 81 Sauritius vessel q 4so
MAR Co. that place and insured In Halifax Of
fees
BARK Hxsx tNor>. from Anhverp for St John. NIB,
the Wolves has beenscondemneu ana 10 10 Do
sold by auction Sept 4.
sci before reported In collision iceberg the
assu19sa aug H. in IA. 81 So lon * os about
AN. while running 81 knots In ds.ss fog She St rusk
ing her jibboom, bowsprit. headrsL &c.
BRIG NINA of and Lunsnbs re- for Porto RicoA be-
fore reported put the former port having ben In
collision with the steamer Worcestr has been Surveyed
and found damaged 80 the extont OF $780,
scHR LrzzrE NAMARI Of Rockpoat, Is ashore Ban
tam Ledge miles from Mntineus Rock and will prob
Anon Mason eor Lauren, Of veon Cove valued at
81 90 and insured in Provncetown Il $6.On
scHR JENNIE CARrKR Of East Gre enwich: from Port
about six miles OF vineysra Haven. with forssopsst
broken short on nj cap.
scnn ExnA HEArnrn, Hudson, from My YORK AuE'2s
Galveston PVT Into fniaoeipns sept o. ieaAmk oho
will have to discharge
-scms II Ar1rx KKLsEY Hhros masted Of Nov Havcnl
RsndAlL coal laden. Witch vent ashore nonSnk LIZ
sept q was hoAted after jettsoning 80 tons OF coal
srxAMruc Cor & L Brown whilo going down tho Des-
ware River 80 AM sept 3. and when on G~senwich
Pier into BY the Gloucester Soas Peerless
age about $50 Tho Peerless WAS only s hoy injured
HALIFAX Sept 3-Schr Amelia. OF Arichal. CB. from
Boston total wrcck At Cape Sable Tho 'sarEo 10 dam
aged; crew saved.
NV ORLEANS Sept ga Gre dscoverc Adm the aftcr
hold Of the Hudson At o'clock th afternoon
Her patches Immediately oattened down. and ste.m
srnated rhe cause OF the fire and ths am sn Of dam
age done unknown An exsmn alton wil.be made 20
was to have sailed at Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
CLEARED.

s.eame. AIxsri. tsr,. Watson. Liverpool Via oueon'
steamer Victoria (Bn. Young. London-Henoerson
steamer Labrador 'V "a. s.n:hsr Hsvrs-ioui. d: Be-
steamer (Bl. wilson, Porto cabelo. Lsguayra
.ps 81 1ss1s civ Point and Rich
mond-old ominion steamship O. ,sv
steamer General Whitney. iialsst Boston-H Dim
Ship r.os sor. BraGer. Arenda for orders BoeKmann
Ship Adolphus Br. IHbbard. Bremen-Jamcs W Eiweu
Ship Diamant (Ger,. Lanksn su. Brcmen-Funch. kdye
Ship Freydis Nor,. Ivsr,en. Rstterdam-Funch, Edge
Bark Adeline G Adams, Colluu. Adelaide-Nlailler l.
BARK lille Baker, White. Liverpool,-Brst Son 4 Co.
Bark Antonietta (Aus), Dumch. Newcastle, E-sloco
tSor,, F.lot. Newcastle. E-Bostns"nn. Ger
Bark Dsponent tNcr Hansen Cork ranou'h for
Bark SsnSav 0a Dor or Falmouth
Ss 9srs Eoe for
A" Bark Mebo (ier) Nordt stettI- Funch Edys & Co
Bark Nausika (Nor,, Spciiocrg. stettn -Berh"m 4
BARK Pasqualino d,aD. cacsce Trieste Eunch Edyo
Bark Trait aUnion DID, Rendu', aousn-Das'ori,
Bark Ceres (Nor) oissn St NazareBockm ann. Oerlon
Bark Billy Simpson (Br, Curry. Genos-J F Whitney Il
bark W HoIbrook. Mitchell. Portlond. Me-Brsst Son
Blk D:., bsn s. Bro
Brig Alice Tarlton. Lothrop, Trinidad cuoa)-fom'ns
4 CushmAn.
Brig Jalia T. Haskell, Paine, Bossen.R Buck \ Co.
Schr Kochcko. Jasper, London-R Cameron Co.
Schr Lizzie Is Gresg, Anderson. Ba<bsdos-Dwfght
Plat
Co. - - -
sehr Adelaide tBr>. Howard, Vile. Mp Nsvus
Son.
sehr Mary A Holt, stsnwood. Kcy west-Benner 4
Pinckney. -.
schr sarah Lsvins Anderson Chsrieston-Evans, Ball
&Co.
schr John Mosser. Rhodes Warrington, DOWN Chai-
Schr s Baker Jayne Baltimore Abbott.
Srhr Carrie W, Feanbay, Boothbay. Me-Chares living.
living.
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or tho ave roads named watt the Mayor and the
Police day. for the purpose OF pre-
venting II possible any man from getting on car to
drive It unless ne be n duly licensed driver
Az late hour the meeting adjourned until THIS
evening. at ton o'clock, In the same place.
GENERAL DISSATISFACTION.
HERALD reporter yesterday visited the different
raros lines above cd aud found the dssatis
faction among the men 10 DO general
driver the Third avenue road said sips
an outrage, tho way We are being treated. under
stand that the company stil pays iorty cent 10
us ckholiers, whiio they are stealing nineteen
cents day from the drivers. independent of tho re-
ductioa, which on some cars amounts 10 my one
ccnts on others 10 forty three cents others
10 twenty-five cents. There Is justice for poor
man this road at al. -
"Wnen Is the strike going TO take placer"
"You can put II down for morrow, sure"
''Wil u extend 10 any OF the other roads?'
"lt will be general, put the strike this road will
be hnal, that Is, when the men quit work there Will
be going back unless the wages are put up 10 the
old rates"
ais i. understood that tho conductors will join tho
drivcrs?n
mo, the conductors neutral; they are the same
as sworn. They won't move an inch as they are not
capable OF taking Arm stand; that's my belief any
way l have been a conductor myself jor eleven
years. and have had some experience among them
Yes you'll soc the strike tomorrow the Second,
Third, Fourth. Sixth and Eighth avenue lines. The
men might we'll starvc that way any other way,
as they can't live anu support family on what they
get"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
WHALEMEN
~ Gee arrivals at this port.

~ Sec arrivals at this port
Arrived NJ New Bedford Sept B. bsrk Ssrah tsiiva At
l.ntic Ocean with bills OIL Sent home tho voy-
ace $50 obs sd Heard from abor March l. hirS Pres.
dent Pease, NIB. with 2dO Uoh sp
Batterss round $50 bb OIL Reports bad weather
ON Ground and twclvo vessels there neither Of
the having taken anything spoke brig Bsrssow,
Cleared At New Bedford Sept bsrks rropie Bird Ceve
land Atlantic Ocean, Ohio Smith do tsnd bod sailed 3d)
Arrived Provincetown. Sept schr lAniEnt. ros-
ter from Hsterns with IS bbls ami 20 90 blk
Ssh oil smoke on Ground, Aug "a schrs Agate.
Aim. o(Provincetown With bbs on Az told Il
len Rixpsh Durham Of do with % do sp on; 18th
Curreu Dyer. with 30 do So oil. -. -. .
arrived Vineyard Haven sept schr Eilon kispah
Dunhrn Atlantic Ocean tor Provincetown. Z mos out
LIN i7 ,bis hnbk and 81 3D. told. Sa the fleet OF
vhaer, last week HHtterss Groupt without any
n, .mount OF oil Oracle Parker Mars
ton 40 bills hpbk and 80 s all teld Ad-
mirsI Blake, hathaway. 24O bbls ~ oil, all tdd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
SOCiALIsTIC LABOR PARTY.

In answer to a call published In the French and
German papers ABOUT score OF 'citizens belonging
to tho s'sociastlc labor party met last night IN
Franks Hall. No. l23 West Houston street The call
was tor eight O'Clock, and about that hour NUMBER
OF Enthusiastically Giiiic faces entered the saloon.
which Is under the hail, and began prep
arations for the evenings discussions by
clearing their throats with draughts OF amber
lager. A little later tho German element put
in an appearanc CO and having satisfied natural thirst
tho party repaired tho hall ABOVE stairs. where
meeting was organized In a quiet, businessike way
All the men present evidently working
men. Citizen A. Frey occupied the chair and
acted as general interpreter. tor though tho
records OF the meeting were kept by the secretary
ihoss nrssss. ao mt Understand ina. language
French and Germans were present In about equal
numbers and as only a few spoke any but their na-
tive lang uage all the proceedings haa TO be repeated
at least twice over, work which fell ON the chair
The peculiar feature oil the meeting was It's in
When the minutes OF the last meeting had been
read the proposal made TO elect deieeate to the
Central Com mitee OF the party. The secretary pro-
posed Mr. Frey, but as that ''cit,zsn" y already a
member, did not seem Anxious 10 accept the double
cnarre Alter tho nomination h al been rendered 10
several bers present, and strange 10 declined
the secretary remarked that ON former occasion tho
corresponding secretary had been selecaed for the
junction. No took the hint however, nnd II was
finally resolved postpone the election OF delegate
until nc xt Tuesday whom the Citizen Mlot might DO
prevalleu on 10 rcpIoeeut sHo Uooy IN NV Ssnh"A
Council
fIyANCKH-
This business having beer disposed or the next sub
ject in order the finances IL was announced that
at the last meeting funds OF the club amounted 10
AZ SO and that most OF this sum had been expended
In pushing In order 10 meet The re-
quirsments OF the campaign resolution mad been
adopted TO levy hve cents per week on all the mem
bers and 10 with this resolution the ct.
izens present requested to pay iuto the treas
ury. In response TO thus call sum OF fifty cents was
subscribe
AT Tins point wellto-do looking Frencnmau who
had entered the room somewhat late IN company
with two other bourgeois did not look rs II they
had been crushed Dy tho iron heel of monopoly, but
presented rather the appearance OF trio Of bloated
bondholders, rose TO q point OF inlormaton The
new conner wantod Information 10 tho objects OF
me association In order TO satisfy him the chair
man read tho profession Of faith OF the parry.
which seemed to give the new corners satisfaction
ana on beng that the club meant 10 ACT with
ana support The workin g,nans party' all three put
their names and paid their supscripnons In ad-
= 1851 . p.
CITIZEN Frey explained that tho social'sttc
labor party meant 10 mako serious enort In the
coming elections, and stated thas tho crb would
probably hold a mass meeting In the Finh Assembly
district at an carly day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
DISSATISFIED CAR DRIVERS.

A STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGES THREATENED ON
THE SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH, SIXTH AND
IIaHTH AVENUE RAILROADS.
A meeting OF the drivers on the Second, Third
FOURTH sixth and Eighth avenue railroads was held
last evening at Brevoort Hall, Fity-iourtn street.
near Third avenue. The object OF those assembled
Numbering some three hundred men, was
10 consult about the recent reduction In
their wages, with view TO taking
such as will DE likely to have the old ratio
OF 81 per day restored the absence OF such
toration, to strike IN n body. Before business was
commenced the members Of the press were requested
TO leave tho hail. but after tho meeting tho following
particulars were obtsincd:-
The meeting was organized by tho election OF ex-
Deputy sheriff John j. Farrell, who drives an s'ow"
car on the Third Avenue Railroad. as president and
four vico presidents composed of one IRON each
the second, Third, Fourth and sixth avenue roads
During their deliberations several ina,mma,ory
speeches were made, some VI them ad-
vocating the tying up OF tho limos at
q prcconccrted hour OF the day. leaving
the cars s,ssding on tho tracks at Whatever poIn,
they might be at the time Indicated. others spoke
vehemently In favor Of striking all the lines to-day,
aud without going through what they called the uss
less Formally" OF arst requesting tho companies TO
restore the old wages Some expressed themselves
ANXIOUS 10 strike tomorrow, but majority OF tho
meeting, II was undsrslood, were opposed TO q.
Those speakers VINO were in favor OF immc-
date action we're loudly and frequently sp-
pIsuded The president Of the Third avenue
line was bitterly denounced, one man asserting
that he tine presidency was inc sole iustigator the
reduction In thcir wages, and IN support OF hrs post
ton he said that a. meeting OF the presidents Of the
Second Third, Fourth and Sixth avenue railroads,
hold about Two weeks ago, Mr.. PHILIPPE, OF the Third
avenue nc advoca cd tho immediate reduction OF the
mems wages from 81 10 81 80 per day. Mr. Butler,
OF tho sixth avenue ROAD anu NJ 1hornc, OF tho soc.
ond avenue line, opposed such Wholesale reduction.
aud q compromise was finally effected AT al rs day.
The meeting resolved not 10 anythng that would
annoy or ncommodc the travelling pubic, and ap
pointed com niitee. composed Of Two men from each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
NEW YORK HERALD ls7sRPLE SHEET

HULL sept s--Arrivsd ssssmer Sorrento tBr, Brstow
New York.
Halls. Aug 27-ssisd bark vssn tNon Randusn. United
States
HAvRE sept l-Arved banks Niagara Nier) wischussn,
New York; I'd. Nellie 7 Guosr, Carr. do.
HAMBURG, sept 3-Arrved. parks Goethe fGer), kuhi-
man, New York; Hohenxolern Ger. Schumacher, do
Europa CIer). Kimms. Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL Sept 2-Sailed. bark Agathe (Nor Gorstseu
New York.
LoSpoS. Sept s-Arrivsd. bark Chaplin, Bunker. New
Bedford.
Sailed Sd. ship Liverpool, Lambert. New York; bark
rordenskjold (Nor), johnson, do
Lizard, Sept 3-On bark Principe d Lucedo utsp,
Preve, from New York for Dunkirk
Also on 3D. steamers Ferdinand der raelen (Beg),
Catoor baltimore for Antwerp; wingate tBr) Pur
wis., New York for Havre.
LErH, Sept 3-Arrved. bark Rsmolino tBr), Pearee.
Philadelphia
LONDONDERRY, Sept 3-Arrivsd bark Nokoms (B), Cas-
sidy, baltimore.
Sailed. from Irnishowen Head Sd. bark Southern Belle
(Br) Robbins, baltimore.
LISBON, Aug 2s-Arrvsd. bark FiAvio utaD. Maresca,
New York.
MovILLx, Sept 3-Arrived, steamer Corinthian (Br.
Menzcs, Montreal Tor Glasgow (and procosdcd).
Also arrived Sd. steamer Bolivia (Br, Small. Now York
for Glasgow (and procesded).
MALAGA Aug 3i-sailsd. steamer Columbo tBr), for
Philadelphia
oroRro. Aug a4-ssilod schr Clifford Bro don United
States
FALMOUTH Sept 2-Arrivcj, ship Pauline (fier>, Brug
gemann. New York for Bremen.
Sailed I'd, bark Almqvist (sw). Boden. United
States.
QuxrxsrowS. Sept l-Arr,ved. banks Pao:in dta Fer
rigui New York; I'd. Lucedo Gtn, Bslsstrni Balmore
Patmos tNor, Olsen. Philadelphia; Lo Grazie Uta).
Fas New York; Id Dictator tNor) assem- do; Abel
ODD. Omdani, Phlaeiphis; brys Baltic 80, Brinton,
do: Aisstor tBr). Glax brook. San Francisco.
Also arrived Sd. noon. Samsris (Br) GILL; Bos.
ton for Liverpool (And proceeded).
ROTTERDAM. Sept 2-Arrived, ship Guldresn (Nor).
Knudsen New York.
RIO JANERo. Sept 2-steamsr DonsM (Br,. will 5sh
for Baltimore the Menling ths l2th before
ported).
ST. CArHARISx's POINT Sept 2-On BARK A vinge
Nor) Petersen. Now York for Strasund Kings County
(Br), Potter. Phiadslph,a for Rotterdam.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept :-Arrived steam Mosei Ger,
Neynaber New York for Bremen Nnrnbery tGer)
Baltimore for do (and both proceeded.
New York 3oh simpass dts) scotto. do tp6th before
reported without sdase). .9t
YoxouAxA. Sept 2-saed steamer City Of Peking. o.
verify. San Franciseo. -
RorrxnDAx Sept Shark Rush tBr) Gaylord. from New
York Aug for this port 10 stranded She will probably
get OF after tightening.
WEATHER REPORT
HoLYHEAD Sept 8, PM-wiad s5w. strong; barometer,
!, 3o.l4s.
Lizard, Sept g. PM-wind r, light; fine,
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LospospxRRv. Aue a2-sai'sd, Williams. sa"n'
B.lImors lana IRON Innislowcn Heal 23d, v,.,x
LuNDE, Aug Arrived. Earl IL Potter shssrss Asi o'
MAAsLuIs Aug ai--sailsd. Carons. Gsrba1, Amsriea;
22d BIOL eleg. Andreasssn New York; Priscilla Aca"A'
MAwskiLLEs Aug 2osailsd. Angelo Pare, Scala. Nov
York ~
NEWCASTLE. Aug 2a-oieared, N Doran. Foley. New
York: 23. Rutland for st John. NIB Fuca c). tor Vow
PORTLAND, Aug IS Put in the roads, San Fernando
Chsddock. from Boston for Lynn. ..,
fESrLAND FIRTH. Aug 22-Psssed through Constah''n
QuKkssrows Aug assaiisd. silnrisn IS. Collins 10.
Lizard same day.; ssndemanden. Dover.
korrEsDAx Aug aa-Gsared: Kusino, sehiano, salsI
do; Artemis. J.hmnnessen. Quebec. r
scILLY Ang i9.on liera. ommundsen. Hayre Tor w.
TT a% s"1i Nc' a4h' Denmark " Williams London '''
ST cATn.Hlsns Porsr, ,Ang aa-p.ssed Constantine.
SUNDERLAND. Aug 22sailed Charles Jackson Phillips.
SWANSEA; Aug % Sailed. Augusta. Huldt. New York;
TERSEuzES, Aug 2l-Passcd, Adriate Blk, Client foi
America.
.TnAvnMuspK, aug ao-Arrivod. Pawashick. Fry. New
York.
TAnsAcosA. Aug 1e-Arrived. Tres Aormano,. Costa,
vKxrsoR. Isle Of Wight, Aug 2i-oa Bremen Caidwaii
from London tor hull River
VALDEZ sandy Hook asi Agnes ts, LowsSsr sa.im,ss
WHIrkHAvES, Aug 22snilcd, Egden. Nilsson Now York.
wArrnrosD. Aug 2l-oG, Continental, Clarx. liverpool
sailed I'D. Arizona. G ,srielsen. Wilmington NC.
wxsrroRr Aug 81 Arrived. Ernestinc McAlevy. Port
YARMOUTH. IL. Of wipht, Aug % Anchored. Northern
Queen, Dollar. Rotterdam tor sandy Hook
BnrsroL P,n. aug 2s-rne bark se.. to. Hempso.
ternoon tong this outside the basin
setshre OF tue river. wncre she rsmsins she
lies we'll the mud ana expected to come on next
tide. 49,
without apparent damage aud put back to Cumoor
land Basin.
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SAILED.

= Steamers City Of Lmeck lBr), for Lverpeol Nevada
Br) do; Baltimore Ger fsn Baltim orc). Bremen Wv
nnoks ickmono &c: ships Nor tNor) Rotte rdam W 4:
Grace San Francisco bArks Imupena Br Newry: Betty
lcr) Bremen; Marie Aus,. Brest Olaf elias lswe, 81
itss (Nor) -; tri Cesrne (Ger) Bahia: Csmpodogiia
ta Pensrth Roads; Flora Goooale. Rio Janciro; Har-
riet g, So Kitts
Also sailed snip Grecan (Brl for Liverpool bark Adcla
(Sp), Bordeaux brig Favorit GNer). K0nigSbcrg.
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reading resolution tho effect that the werkingmsn
OF Jersey City reechosd the CRY OF their Californian
brothers that the Chinaman must 20 out.
hat full OF pennies was collected Tor kearney ~
the close OF the meeting.
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SPOKEN.

suip Iceberg yurr from Boston for BataviA Aug IS,
sSip oiaso tHr Gul,i.sn, from PhisdelPhia for Bel
sa:. Aug - Ia. A. Ion 81; vho flag with c..,. in
tho centre proSsely ne souih A%sre.p from
ss s...s a: for s sa Sa%s.y
A1 B.si Drssnias sops; sSer from H.vr' for sandy
g.;t f 81, -. ION nc S. N''' no"
SG u. sr 3: es e. fro" oh''''.'''d
0I BAN Arendai orr Thorsen, from Liverpool for Bs
"i ss:r ss sss wrisSs Bs Kerr R,caisuete forLv
BARI Sc;ah.vss DIOR. from coDenhAsen for New York.
81 .. ~ 3 f:s s Sins for LIVERPOOL
B.;k f.~.,cs or. ''ys from S'" York for h'''''''
BARK Windsor tSor,. E.ss from Liverpool for rernaa
''i SsrS n.son. G.,S.y viz. New York for Bait
An bark. steering SSH Aug At entrance to
seSs Mary Harmon from New Yosk Tor Kingston. ia.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
ABERDEEN Sept sssilcd BARK os,so (B. Lee, Bslti-
A,.vYcu Sent Arrived brig Native Pearl tBr) Bale.
Charleston.
AprLArpr. TO Sept 2-Arnvsd bark George Trsss Pen
dietou. Port Elizabeth.
BnsroL Sent 2ssiied bark Aurora Sir ussb, zulminc.
Baltimore.
pnvuyS Aug ai-Arrived, ships Carlu (Norj, Hsensu-
der. Baltimore: Maryland tGcr), Kuhinsu. do.
Sailed 3ist ship Tceumseh. Bennett, New York.
BoWpvAux. Aug 3o-Arrivcd. bark Jesephiac Orcuts,
New York
sailed sept p brig Chss Pisss, Sharp, New York.
BrYnour, Aug 29-Arrved. bark Emma tAus,. Levi.
New York.
DAprxouru, Sent 2-saiied, brig wisweli. Glover
from Iisvre). Montcvdeo. &c having repaired.
DUNDEE sept 3--Arrivcd, ship Willie Reed Yates, Cal
cutta
Dusrrs. Sept 2-Arrivcd, bark Henry Bailey tBr,,
Winners. Baltimore.
sailed ID, bark John johnson tB). Dodge. Delaware
River
Exmouru, sept 2-Arrived. bark Alba utap. scsrpst.
New York
Flrrrwoop Sept 2-ssilsd. bark Kate Cam tBD. Cam
United states.
GLOUCESTER Sept 2-Arrved. BARK Nucvs Mssteo uta,.
Ansado Philadelphia; brig San Gsetsno utaD Mazscis
Boston.
sailed 3D. bark A Munich CSor), Berentscn Baltimore
or New York
GLASGOW. Sept a-Arrived. bark II Gem. Hagen. New
York
Sailed 3ist, ship Tberese. Share. United sta'es.
GALWAY sept 3-Arrivcd, bark A,patcgon tBD McKeu.
sic. Baltimore.
aorrrssvne. Aug ~ Sailed brig shasta Brown United
States tM4 ''.
oyroa Aug 81 s.ilsd. bus oph'r soo, chri'Hsu'ss-
Nsv York.
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Hsvsn
sehr Aunson Tyler. Philadelphia for Norwich.
BELOW.

Bark syringe tef st John. NB) Psyson. nom Belfast
July so.
Bark OR (Nor,, Olsen. from svcndborg July Is.
Bark Earla (Nor,. from pantxic uly29.
Bark Ibis, sawyer, from Brunswick. Ga. Aug 2.
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GENERAL BUILEhs WESrEHN TOUR
BosToS, Sept. 3, 1878.
General B. r. Butler will start Western tour In
a few days. during which he will speak under the
auspices of tho National Greenback party at Indian
apois Ind , september 20, and Terrc Hautc, Ind,
Seutcmber 81
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
0Gte
Sniis. Destination
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE NEW MONTH
OF September.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

=" NEW fORk, sept 3-Noon.
Tho Western Union time ball dropped onetenth Of
second fast to-day.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VArIONS.
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HoLYHEAD, Sept 3, PM-wiad s5w. strong; barometer
!. 3o.143
Lizard, Sept 3. PM-wind r, lights fine,