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SPECULATION DID IT.

r. A. Psdrick, the clerk employed by Bernhard
Hutton, who recently oeiaulted afor having embez-
zed from his employers $los, 600 in,rusled at times
TO him tor customs duties has made lengthy writ
ten con fession Of his guilt The document was
ceived yesterday by reliable parties In this city.
PediicK Is supposed TO be concealed not many miles
from New York. Tho confession states that specu-
sages ioows:-
In the month OF October, 1868, became entang cd
with pee unAry difficulties through no iault OF
howevsr-a very small natior ut first, but which as
the result OF my effort TO retrieve gradually assumed
enlarged proportions by conIin ued misfortunes
Bong quite ysung at tho tme-about nineteen years
out admitting my transgrsssion to any one, to
leave the city as soon as possible, taxing
with me nothing more than sufacisnt amount OF
money Tor my travelling expenses. That was Janu-
ary 8, 1859. After nm absence OF about thirty days
decided 10 return, ana SO Tar as lay In my power 10
make repsraton 10 the greatest possible extent
Finding my return that none OF my wrong doings
had bsen revealed, and iseingx keen sense OF hor
ror al the thought OF allowing tie matter 10 be
made known 10 any one, l dsciaed then and
there 10 continue the fight, IL possible. with
a lone hanoi This was February 3, 1869
smoothly TIL about the 4th OF July OF that year,
when something trsnsplred that haa the appearances
terty, however succeeded In passing the obstacle
continuing with little interruption throughout the re-
maindsr OF the year. During tho years lS70-I1 IL
my lot to encounter mpedtments similar to those
OF tho preceding year. But on the advont OF 1872
matSrs assumed qute uineTent aspect, tneIe Cp'
posred quite . change my hna1ciai status. Before
the sutumn OF that yoar believe fortune had
favored and that 1 was practically
OF debt But alas, In tho spring 1878
discovered item OF debt amounting TO less than
81, 900 To the exunguish ment OF that debt my
IenIion earnestly directed, Tor had grown
tired Of tho burdens under which had for nearly
five wears teen aboring II was still in the process
speculation that continued to be involved, and,
before stated was IN my belief ute restored TO
sovebcy, so In that ,ne concluded was mo only
which 10 endczvor 10 obliterate the debt had lett
unsettled. Therefore continued In my operations.
Tho confession goes TO give sertdnm tho various
operations by which he gradually enRulfed into
the vortex oil ruin. In conclusion Podrick dwells on
years anguish and remorse which he spent and
he asks charity and forbesrance.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Scotia (Br), spttai, Bristol, E-Hsndsrson
Steamer Yecsar ttse). wiligsrod Bremen via South.
Steamer Msrc.sor tBsis). Minus. Antwerp Punch.
s,ssaef James Stevenson tsD. rurvi.. Havrs-
sissnes Uy o Vera Cruz Van sies. Havana and M.si
steamer Lone Star. Foroos, 0aiveson -Borers Nor
sse.m.s Lancaster. Mnis, 0aives.on-C Ii Maiiory !
steamer New Orleans. nsssy. Ssv oriesas-cis<E 4
ssssm.r Genera. whitney. Freeman, New orlesns--Bo.
steamer Iy1ee, Holmes, fs,nsndins.w = clya: Co
Sic liner city Of Macon. Ksmpson. savsnnsh-Gsorss
s.ssmor Champion. Lockwood. Chsrissson-J W Quin-
steamer Regulator, Doans. wiiminsto No-w Clyde
steamer 1sAsc Bell. Lawrence. City Point and Rich
msod-od Dop,n.n %.nsp ce ,,,o,ko,a n.n.,o.
Sup John Gibson. Travsrs 0corsstown, DC. via Alex.
s.s.ms. oso..,. ssyn.a' Rs,,i%Sr.S x.:m
ssesmer Nereus. Hsiiet,. Boston--H y Dimock.
sbiS Plymouth koek BirninghAm. Loudsn-Grinssll.
Ship ciiy of Annoy tB). Crawford. Bristol, E-hsndsr
sou Bros -. -, w... ,. r..
ship Theodore II Rand tBr). shaw. .Antwerp-scsn nsl
ship Nile tBrj. Marvin. navrs-snow a Burgess.
SHIP Bren,eriehs tuer). Repscu. Phiadslphia-Thso
Bnk Bonlo tBr). Jean. Wellington and a market
Bsrx Crane (Sor), Kpwdsen, westpor. I-Bsnham 4
Boyesen.
u rk Lewis Smith tBr), Wright Ant~erp-J Parker
A co. !.
Barr Marie CSor), Lecnborn. Antwerp-Funch. Edys a
Go. :. -.
Bark Commodore Dupont Crockett, Port Nstsl-Carver
A Barnes.
BARK rtratford Nor. Arsndai Phiisdephia Punch.
5rir Asre CBr,. saunders. Las PAmss Canary Isss-
Big Louise Price (Iiay). Wilson, Port Prince n
murray. Jr. -. /.
senr Tom Williams. Edwards. Pars-U Amsinck A Co.
Srhr Virgins HuOn, kuion. PsrA-Burdstse a Pond
sem l. Crossley lBr), Dexter, Windsor. Ns-Edusrd
Helsway.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsJxn Sept 2-Psssed, bark Lizzie Perry lBr,. Pman
is0m K9s.eIl. Singapore oss for Ne. 9srt
AsrIswALL Nov l-Arriyed. steamer Colon, Grimm, New
BoasAr Sept 30 port. ships Fanny Tucker. Roberts.
10, nn. s, psi.s Geo 'uiaan Dr., Hamilton sso~s
sss .'s sie- and aoy Ssr Roy. uas bark
N.,sn. ti,r,. Walker. Tor Msuman ~
In port and on the coast sept 49, ship Hordsn tNor,
Jorsssssn. Tor New York Boston: ootly. Frost; Fly
Ing Asss oross I., Sfss Y ss
Msr1-s, m.Is' asn,sAso x Berry, a An'osn hs%sn
i.t. ssula: II Libby Bassm.n: R.nSSw: Rewsl: brig
Neg Wss.s sns d sep s"ss
ghar,srsd-BArk Diana tsol, Tor New York or Bo'sss,
Arrived prior 10 J. bark Rosece. crowe. cro~sil.
B.nnipos oc. ii7Arriyca. bark Amerie., Armstrong.
s;. Reed sS'A brig sr,:.s'a .";,s s;ss
Lanfare. doi brix EisinS sun. Urithn do
sailed oe. y, 1,is Pearl Msnse, New York p,,..
HALIFAX. Oct sp-Arrivea bark Duu.insne CBp. Young
Hayes isrl, Fanninr; New London. n.,.,
KIsesros u. os, oAriysa steamer ala. ..a sr, sr
Low se- Y9 sns On a.y a a sSsr sSs @ '0'
oss uss - SAlr,sd cd sc sshr .ary BIRD D.ism
MosrRsAL Oct 3iss,icd, steamer Boshai tBD. Ps,or.
NASSAU. oct Ie-Auived bark EDWARD Abro G,r,. Cor.
bcts. Maanz.s Tor New Yorr 18th senr Mary msrmon
Valentine. New York for 81 JAso ta In dislessee hls'
ceIiAHyt.
PIs.sA Nov a-ssiied. steamer Gronda. Connolly. San
FrHnciscl =.
Poar AZ PatScx Oct 10 Arrived. schr Ciotde lay).
RAcoit, New Yors. :, ,...
PoRr AuLgRAvg Oct 30 Arrived, bark l. de chip
man tBr), Archibald Cardiff for Charlottetown.
QUsBkc. Oct 3iClearcd. steamer Texas tbr) Lauren
Liverpool; snip 1enmoraS tBr) Dawson, aoi orix
Panlico (Br), Ousiette. Monte videO
Passed sher Point 3D. ste amer Peruvian tbrl. brown.
| from Liverpool for Montreal -.
souRssAra Sept ls--ln port ship Mercury, Panno fo
| San Francisco. = -.
| sAnARsso. sept ls-In port, ship Gardner. Colby
| Streeter uac. bark Alice. Dyer. ior Cnsunsi =.
SfxGApoRE sept 10 Arrived. ste ameis 0lrni1er tbD
Grshsm Annoy, &e sHed 18th for New York; lIth
4 rorkl.
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for chances Il would ssion'sh no one who knews
the large clientele the ladies OF ST. Beniiace command
o church over which the grave Father Nicot
presdos again tue head OF the list when tho iair
closes.
The Cardinal. accompanied by Bishop Lynch and
Mr.. James Lynch, OF the General Committee. at
tended The tar last evening anu was enthusiastically
welcomed wherever he went
The receipts thus lar are in the neishborhood OF
$5t, 0J0.
Tue ladies have received large outside subscrip-
uons which they will not hand in until the end OF
The fair.
The vistors 10 the fair averaged 10, 900 day. ag-
gregatiDg not tar from eighty Thousand during the
week. Ii Is intended TO continue the fair two or
three weeks longer
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
SAILED.

Steamers Erin tBr, for Liverpool; Germanic tBr). do;
havana &c: Hsdji tBrl st Johns, Rk. &c Lone star.
New Orleans. dos rybee, Fernandina; Western Texas.
Jsekonville City Of Austin W-st City OF Macon.
Savannah: Champion. Charleston; Rogulator " lining
NC; John Gbson. Georgetown. Dc Isaac Bell Rich
mona old Dominion. Norfolk barks kaliva tNor) Con-
stantinope Lilly trace. vaparso; - Anna uia), Mar
settles; brigs Cleta (Br). Belize. Hon Tug (Br do
F.vore. Pont schrs Ruth Darling. 81. Domingo
City, Barnett Jones, yirainia
Also sailed. ship City OF Amav (Sr,, for Avonmoush;
briss Genoa tBr). Dunkrk; Alaric tBr). Las Paimaa
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In port Sept 81 ships Janet Ferguson tBr Louie for
New York. ldg Olive Southard, Walker cne: bark Haw
thorns Mason, or Boston. ldg brig II s.bey. Conant
tor MArseilles. do.
ST HELENA. Oct Ain port. brig That's, sparkh2ven
from rast London for Pernamhuco, to Ill 9th.
suRIsAM sept a6-In port. Morales, Eiuridge from
Wilmington, NC. tor New York 3" sail slei o.
ST THOMAS Oct 22-Arrived. brig Liberty Devereux.
New YorS schr Louisa orr. Orr. Demeraa and ssiied
2ad Tor Turks Island) 25ih schr john lngsaham,
Hatch, Para. -
Pnt Ia 25th ship Nauus (Br) Burke. Bremen for Phi-
adelphia lsee Misccll.
Sailed Oct Is. brig Serena Smith, bartlett. Arecibo
oath, bark Elvira, Johnston. Port de- Paix
SUNaKRsIpE. Pei. oct 26-Arrived schr Mary Augus,n
Holt stanwood. Ellsworth load potatoes Tor New iork
1ELLcHKRy: sept l5-Arrived bark Arctic tbr), DAVIS.
Tn rim for law
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
ANTWERP Nov 2 2 PM-Passed Flushing, steamer Zee
land (ked star lne), tor New York.
BARROW, Nov lSailed. bark Ceoja (Nor) Juell Tybso
BELFAST. Nov 2-saiiod. ship Wolf (BD. for Phiia-
dslphia
BoxDxAUx. Oct 3l-saied bark Gsselis CNsr). Brun.
United states Lada (Aus Marocich, do Frank. wallscs
New York.
CoxwAr, Nov l-saiied. bark Morning Star (Br), Fox
Doboy.
CALCUTTA Oct 5Ssiled ships Niobs tBr) Raiston. New
York: Royal EDWARD tB Frodn. do; 9th, Knross tBrl
do; Knight Comm snder (Bs), Smith. San Francisco.
CAxs Oct 3i-ssisd. bark Nerdcsp tNor). Aarnensen,
Baltimore.
DUsLIS. Nov l-saied barks Avane tNor), Tsilsissa.
United States. I'd. Kentijern Cbr). Nash. do.
ELsSoRs Oct 29-Arrved, bark Memento tNor,. Andsr-
sen, New York for CrcnstadI
GRIxsBr, Nov 2-Arrvsd. barK Msgdsiena tNer). Ron
neberg. Baltimore.
HAvKE, Nov 2. PA-ssied, steamer France (Fr). Dc
Lort. New York
LIVERPOOL Nov 2-ssisd .teauer Csnopus (Br), Hors-
fall Boston: ship VIM McGlvery, Nickea Norfolk; bark
Kate Irving (Br). Brown. Savannah.
LisBoS Oct ID -sailcd, bark Samuel utaD. RAo, New
York.
NARsrRAsD Oct 29-Arrivsd. bark Antsrss Ger. Al
brecht New York for stettin-
NKwroRr Nov 2sailed bark Governor (Br). Marshall.
Philadelphia.
QuKxxsrows Nov 2-Arrived, steamer Wisconsin (Br).
Owen New York tor Liverpool tAnd procssded).
ROTTERDAM, Nov 2-Arrivsd, bark Frsden (Nor,, Hal
vorscn. Phisdeiphia-
sailed Nov l. ship Prince Umbsrto tBo, Scott. New Or
leans.
Rourx. Oct 3i-saiied, bark Annapolis (Rr), Dslap.
United States.
vALxxcIA Oct 26-Arriv.d. brig sauiis Qts, Stincs.
Now York.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnzAp. Nov 2. PM-wind NV, fresh; barometer
30, 2sl
PLrnourH, Nov 2, PM-wind N. gentle; hns; barometer
1920
scrLLr, Nov 2. PM-wind NNE: barsmstsr 3o.2A
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 2, 1878
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED rnE HERALD STEAM yAcArs AND HERALD
wHiTssroSE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Egypt tBrj, Grogsn. Liverpool Oct % and
Qusensto~n 24th, with mdss and passengers 10
steamer Ra,to (fr, Avery Hull Oct 10 aod SoDthamp
ton lth Boston 3st With ndss aud passengers 10
wright Co. Between Montauk and Sbinneeoek passed
= bark showing signal QDrS, bound w. -.
steamer Bahama tBtt Covsli Uemerara Oct w. lrtni-
dad 2is Barbados 2d 81 Pierre 23d aud - Thomas Roth
with muse and passengers 10 A Outerbridgs.
Ghas Lord. Cotton, uAvHnz Oct ID, via Nor
folk 3st. win mdse order Oct - nsd hurrcane
whicn had n aud Norfolk tor repairs
stssmer Allentown, Mills. Clinton frsxss via Gal ves-
ton Oct ~ With mde aud passengers to the Reading k
Co..
steamer City Of Coiumbus Niekerson. Savannah days
with muse and passengers TO Gso1fouge.
Gulf Stfeam Ingram, Charleston Oct 80. with
mdse to Jas W Quintsrd A Co
Issac BELL Lawrence. Richmond. with mdse tV
the Old Dominion steamshtp Co
Albemars. 0Dbs Lewss. Del With mdse 10 ~
Old Uominion sssamsnip CO.
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schr Peter G sehuls. Thompson. Morgan City. La
Slaght Bailey Co.
schr john Kslsa. kelsa. Baltimore-w chslmers
schr Sarah Davis, CetIreil. Halowel Me-A Mudg-
EFT.
schr Carrie W. Calais. Ms-Jed Frye 4 Co.
schr Ned Sampter, Conary. Boston-Havilaud Pres
sehr Louis ash, Donneil Uncasville CtJ O. Robert
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DEGULAR DkMoCRATIC NOMINATION..
For Congress,
Tenth Congres ssonal District,
ORLANDO Is. POTTER
RIO THE VOTERS
OF lie
ELEyENrn OoNoREssloNAL pIsrRIcr.

ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We present .urr.s. the OF Mr. LEyl 2.
i"r 10 wish !, 70 as en,ireiy wshoa refer
p.I.i.an anili..i.a. NJ MokTEs ven Know.
his practical experience in mercsntle matters, previous
ms the
S % % n: ~ ::
anong whs In household pa.saSs ss % Was 1osn and
than and ws mi:
:: :smooayins ali these elements Of isaarac.sf
There has perhaps never been unctars in the history
poenesd business men were more argsnsy needed ~ .ns
ing through ordeal the interests a
Il. ss s' a1 M e n on *, Dss
appeAng 80 the sense Of every Intelligent mas
nas . ss Da,s & &:
% xss M M ass SS1ts ~ se eOa
tho next Consre.ss
Lki1M i. s. oLAFLis. tFi1s.''
T. : JAFFEAsrt,y nst,y.x
31SkS stSkEp u ksSsh. SHaaAA
!: NJ. BATES.
KIuHAsD BUTLER,
: 4 stSSsSDsSs 2sSSs. sS&sEs i rs CO..
foS. fEHSas HaSaiS.ss ssaa, & g.. 8 60.
ssSssShSi &. sssksS, w.tSEs %Sfs 4 SS:: g.:
"
TfSH5aH Sf1%5 HoHslI iRaiss Ssssaa sShisrsSS. g..
h1wfhSSefs Joy. IaSsDss ( e. Z CO..
DkEkikG MILLiKEX CO..
%nEEiWsiaaf. VI Il flsoSG 4 GaSsDEnsox CO..
xSiIS1S Mi siAtTSpka / SKi.ss, 60.
WHirlN q CcLLiNs.
asSFssI asSflsi sLffaGs sSS 9 e Co.
Will, $4Hass' s.fSAjI$SSsSS / ;$A$SsS !: /: ssSS:
EuskEsSss. EuMiE.sSSss kSSSSorH CO..
s"sns sS nassssssSSaoaRE. 90.
i kkis1ha HlssAsss ssssaHMiESaaops.
fSSiSSS SSssSIRSSs ! HasE ffSsx.s. 4 co.
TfI nsabISs, cdLs{ ! CO..
III !. J. LiBBy 1 CO.
ERs, LIZ TIHasSS fwEkSY 4 CO..
S1nafsos s9Ttfs sfnHS sSisEa i GIapr' ap..'
NJ Srssssssh ss.ssEhh ..s ,. tsIisSa,aa CO..
HszS.aS szSs S;fs yiiHFSsE. HHSbE.s, roDDs CO..
WaisL3ck a r;;Inns t;N1EEsos.
5sssrs 5sssiSS sSrsss, 4 snSRss 1Sssa co.
Louls LhlixAIeR.
". H. De FOREST,
DREYru,, KoIN 4 co.
jUiIN BLiUK.
D. N. CuhhN.
GEO W. surfoS.
wAssss II K ssos osshhsswooD.
Louis AAguNs,
ktY.s n, y. s hssanIa5sst
WEED BnOrHER.
EiassGea SEiSisse&sahoss. Il ss.stssrR sTttssrR . co..
%safsf VA Eofrfxsa' 4 H2' CO..
y sSssiirrsa5sk, ri alssai5ssk pKEr. POST : 90.
\ sISss; sSIsSsss;ssss I ss;sss:. s:sssSSsnA 90.
;. bstt} }s.;iSaSS%sssEAfnsa + SssfEfnsa
+ SA$'SSS$isfTsEY Y SSSSS$ifTEY
sWcau,rE. Wn +; s1SstiTiiiroK 1sSosJtisTiiiwroK . co.
HANS REE's SONS.
m.aD,w WXrRous
H;,I,;S WILLIAMS
WM SHERWOOD 4 co.
iiUyT BkolhERs.
SS,aoks SnSks' I I. pEwsos RlsssssoS.
SSSiassSsr Mats SSias;.ssrD, i5SyT SanS ss9gHssf / sSssIfx
sruDwELL sASdEa a 90.
\ ssAsrsET (. saiTd fs1sssHaassa ssSfasaa
q. Is. HORTON.
CHAs. n. IsiAM.
ssSiiEEttiTsskk sfSrnsEa s,NnsM
y, X liuhBEN,
SAhukE 4. EEs.SwsiLL J. Dxaii.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
lFERCuANTs WHO FAVOR TaE ELECTION OF
lh EDWARD COOPER MAYOR

Measher's irish Brir sie.
MrHcnAASSrns. WH9 TAk xAFok EEeIoS oT
city of New YORK, interested Eesd
for Mayor, for the fea.oos that rammany Hall
s's'f .fs
Tor Aays IS, As sIs Mayor :. 70 elected .ros on pa,.
Ne q 'ss 6emnrdisr i tor four years.
.'o, q ' the head s's q tho
Ess.. r%ss %9a' for for lou, q three
cs.%.,,oas Fire sssssi Ss%i
III. p"saro win sn..
ss s's SI,f
whole city administration into th- hands caucus u
:i%Fs s%y s;
'r
UPON ali GOOD sisis.ns, in every proper way i
s' .s to sd isSs:.% tssS. sss ::s.
Ie%. Co. md sou of the Peter Gsepsr
. too well sHosa W., g saas ,pasa
Of eh.raete. dves US an assurance that none Of
will follow iram his election but ths. on the cou.rsry
such reform. WI, instituted and carried out which VIII
e.''d sns s.ycl .nS nS,a New YORK ot.'p
sNys ks5WE EstH2yn has is fone rns g
1855 sttPM.s i2 s.s . '''1'" "
VIE H. j. ugLTks 4 skskG le q with %Si,s.s
1, K. M1DGE.. sx1Yn 4 ~, 4s and 45 Whit. -
WENrALL. i Ta9 = S Co. % a .HI Leonard % Sas g.
sGorT BaoTIisSs. on M RS 81 "a ann anS 80 i Wire -
FAULKNER. ROGERS 4 Co, 90 and es teebera st.
pnMIS MiknN cn 70 9 Lsonsrd La Il
TOWNSEND 4 FAkGIL, 10 ana 81 Leonard st
L. II. BiGLOW. rs East Sta st.
& r. GORDON. is East l4tn ss.
Ghis GM; 4 Busiiss uu Il issin9 Il e.ss ssss 18th 81.
MOORE. JENKINS CO.. corner West Broadway aal
F;f.klsE GO; ;4e a.,,psaasas.. s,
HENRY L. BUTLER. 53S Broadway.
j. N. HoRNTHAL. 44s and 44s Broadway.
! il .aMEasLouGn. 49, sro.d1ay.
FORBES. $50 broadway.
EDwAR6 sTIEGLIETz 2l and % whito 81
/ oPoLD MAYER. 81 Fraa;kyn ;.
SLIxEe nAEsISAN, NJ es and 81 Worth ;.
sAMuEL x USER, - East seth ct.
GRAHAM 4 AIKEN. $50 broadway
JAMES T. VAIL; u Jr. 800 Broadway
AUGusrJs 8 sHRsi LspEhT II Eas is7 81 pr.nkliu st.
ALBERT a. LEVI. lO7 Franklin st.
2, ssEyMHND III Fsankin ln ss; -. -, p,.n.,,
JAMES +. CUMMINGS, is4 Church 1t.
MILAN TorrEN, l22 Duane s.
hEKOY MAkREMER, los Duane st.
pGXgukx cH M lls .na ,r.nasin 1is rs: g. .sh =.
A. D. JOHNSON East 84th St.
FAlLLER BEYEK. l29 an 131 Grand ss.
ALBUM i. KKuM l43 and IA Grand S.
*. sTERNs, 6O5 Lexington
Will wihhLiAM ~ u EaMEs q ssG wa,, Hroe%s me. st.
JJN & LoM @ MHsEY co GO 8 s. S"d and 81 Mercer st.
Paxssskh PxskLs H. KasbEsa Fl gIssas i Il. E.. ssA st.
\. LEOPOLD 4 CO.. 42S Bro0me 1t.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bark Norwegian tBr) Lincoln, from Havana for New
York, Oct 20, lat II IA, Ion 10 II
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.


hound SOUTH.
Steamer Feanora johnson. Portland for New York. with
steamer " q New Bedford. Fish, New Bedford for
steamer Title. kwinr. Now London and Norwich for
sehr WIN Rove. Rowe, Rocxport for New York. with
sehr Mail. Mead. Greenwich for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer cor,s.. Bennett. New York tor Halifax. Ms.
s.as .ss sst:H New York Be-
sehr W H woshsrspoon tBr. pstts. New YORK for
sear Crandsi (BE Cross New York for st Andrews.
sehr Charles 4 Willie, Carver New York for Boston
sssr IsSa sss Ss yss T.: River
sehr Moa,ieei'o Borden. New York for weymou,h.
ssr sss1 L% ton London
sssr oes sse sss for for fx v.r
schr Flora King. King. Ho ,osen Tor Providence;
sehr Pennsyly.nls, Hart, IiSooken for Providencs.
esr seSr yn Bnrnns. Rasmussen Mosos.n for rls1S.ne
sshr san ns SIowa Ws.n..k; ,.r N ,sI So tom
Schr Trade Wind. Gray: Rondout ior Salem
schr aterman casherman). iiinekiey. Rondout for
sehr Fwoo.ey. Trrs R.ndous for Connecticut RIVER
schr A Rowland. Rowland. Port Johnson for rrovI-
sehr corneiia. Lyons Port johnson Tor Providencs
schr Sarah Wills. rurdy. Amboy for Boston.
ssr da is s
Schr Chns Uvernr. Wilson. Annoy for Middl letown. c.
Schr r Branerd Hubbard. Amboy for MiddIetown, Ct
ScLr s. aport, Lewis. Amboy for Norwich.
sehr Uenristts Willard, Amboy for Norwich.
srhr tioiden Rule Wilson. Amboy for Norwich.
Schr r. Flower. Kelsey. Amboy tor hartford.
schr Twilight Cathcart, emboy FOR Hartford.
Schr Charles Il Raymond. Crane, Philsdelpha for
Boston.
River.
seI,r Rescue sharp. Phiisdelphis for Providence.
sehr T. ID small Warwick. Phlladelphia tor Middetown.
j Little DANDY phiLtdsiphiA for Portland,
schr Abel w Parker. Dean, Philadelphia Tor Norwich.
sehr q Arnold. Arnold. Baltimore Tor New Haven.
schr Sarah Smith. Smith. Baltimore for New Raven
Sailed from Hart Island Roads this morning X bark kls
ID tBrJ McDons aid. from New York tor Oporto.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

DEOPLE's CHOICE.
i Regular Democratic Republican Hcmination
Tor Member OF Assembly,
Fifth Assembly district.
WILLIAM j. KEYS.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
NOVEMBER.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL
NEW YORK. Nov 2-Noon-
The Western Union time ball fell correctly to-day.
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pyrDurng ths month of oeto5er the HERALD published
in advance Of shs other New York the arrivals
OF IS vessels from foreign ports and the arrivals and
departures European aud other forega ports via At
Iantc Cable ~ 6Dj vessels
ALMANAC fOg NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
=, sss AsD .oos % sandy TIss Rsax wA1ss morn 10
sun sets.......... IL Gov. Island. morn 90
Moon sets ;. morn Il Is neii Gate. morn 40
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS.
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POLITICAL.

EoR coNGREss-TESrn CONGRESSIONAL Dis
Il iret.
Colo.el GARRETT NAGLt.
formerly Captain ot Comp.ny d. >isyninth regimssss
Measher's irish Brir sis.
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I)ILEs PERMANENTLY ERADICAfED WITHOUT
interruption OF busincsy no knife hgstnre y, ea.se
no charge till cured testimonial from pnynesm ~.
patients. CONSULTATIONS tree. Dr. sioDDAhD -
2ist a., New York.
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who Assistant District Attorney Tour yssrs snu
afterw ard Civ Judse four years
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-12-13
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
Senate.

The third session of the Forty-fifth Congress-
was opened promptly at twelve o'clock by Vice
President Wheeler; Rev. DR.. Sunderland. the
chaplain, Offering long prayer. After the ap-
polntment OF Messrs. Anthony and Bayard as
committee to join similar committee from
the House in notifying the President that Con-
gress had assembled, number of petitions and
private bills were presented and laid on the
table. Resolutions we're presented by Messrs.
Harris, Lamar and Eustis, providing for the
appointment of committee to Investigate
thoroughly the subject Of the yellow fever
plague and report measures for its prevention
:. MIR. Morrill, presented resolutions of the
vermont legislature in opposition to the silver
Bill, and Mr.. Beck introduced a bill retiring the
trade dollar and recoining it into the standard
silver dollar. :. Mr. Blaine submitted resolu-
ton directing the judiciary committee to in
qulre whether the constitutional rights of voters
had been violated in any State during the
recent elections by fraud, intimidation or other
methods. Laid over. The Presidents mes
sage was received and read and soon after the
Senate adjourned.
Among the bills introduced was one proyid-
ing for the issue Of certificates of deposit. and
one making the trade dollar legal tender and
providing for suspension OF the coinage of
the standard dollar A resolution was adopt
cd requesting the secretary of the treasury to
INFORM the Senate what amount of silver coin
has been received in payment of custom dues
since the beginning OF the current fiscal year
=. =. Mr.. Matthews called up the Texas Pacific
railroad bill, and addressed the Senate in it's
advocacy. AT 80 P. NJ. the Senate went into
executive session, and subsequently adjourned.
Mr.. Davis, of West Virginia. submitted a res
olution IN tho Senate instructing the commit,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-12-13
Easy Chairs,

A recent number of Nature contains
an article on "Easy Chairs" After
noticing the favorite attitudes of differ
ent races, such as the Hindoo, who sits
on the ground with his knees drawn up
to his chin the Turk, who squats CROSS
legged the European, who poses on
a chair the American, who Tolls with
his feet raised above his head, the writ
er sums up the modes of getting rest
from muscular lassitude as follows {:
" For an easy chair to be perfect it
ought not only to provide for complete
relaxation of the muscles, for fiexion and
consequent laxity at the joints, but also
for the easy return of blood and lymph;
not merely by the posture of the limbs
themselves, but by equable support and
pressure against as great surface of
the limbs as possible. Such are the
theoretical demands, and these are full
filled by the bamboo easy chairs manu-
featured in india, made in the shape of
q struggling W, which the languor con-
sequent upon relaxing climate has
taught the natives of India to make, and
which the rest Of the world appreciates, =