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The New York herald., 1878-11-09

cASso. Nov S-Schr centrcve before reported ashore
Of have been saved the remainder will be lost Cargo
partially insured. no insurance vessel
Nov srhe brig Nsnliu, from cardenas Tor
New York which trsnded in Bulls Bay hauled
OF by steamers and brought here to-day Neither vessel
cargo are much danared
MONTREAL Nov SThe steamers Moravian tBr' downward
bound and fhnnican Hrl upward hound eollided near
tape Ia Roche this morning neither being seriously injured
The Moravian proceeded Quebec and will sail morrow
Tho Prncian whose damage is the water linc madc
considerable water and bank, where she viii
repair
NoRroLK, Va Nov S-The schr Lulu Lynn Capt Ain-ley
belonging LAUREL Del Of I2i burden. SINK At S
Pond harbor Chesspeake Bay will be rAiscd by the Baker
Wrerkng Co conroct having been made hi. morning for
that purpose
PHILADELPHIA. Nov S-Shp John Barborer rrgi ashore
Al Loves bs sold by auction to-day she lies There
has not been any work done ON her.
SAVANNAH Nov SThe schr Ebbett arrived here with
the mate and OF the schr Isaac Oliver who
picked up the Ebbet Oct n in lat Ion ~ H.
wacrlogged and aha andoned and brought this
Sho towesi 30 the city by atug
WssHIxGTOS Dc Nov R-Tho Signal Corps station Bar
negat. NJ. at sos pm reports folo~s:-"A 2masted
schooner has struck Barnegat shoals half mile
Of the station later despatch staes that the schooner
got on and anchored; damage. " any. not known.
The Signal Corps station AT New London, Conn,
~ Pm follows THE British schr John Chandler
OF Parysboro Ms I5O burden. Chas Borden mascr
from Corvallis Ms Tor New York. With cargo of pots
toes during u squa Mad her carried away
put into this port for orders from her c0nsignees'
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The Lord Bishop of Halifax and . number Of distin-
gushed people will be- guests at the Floral Pavilion.
Cathedral Fair, this evening.
damage of 81, 900 was done by fire yesterday to
the unoccupied building No - East Porty-ninth
street. which IL owned by Charles Dugan. of No. 6S3
East Forty y-hrst street.
Patrick Merriam Of No. g,7 West Twenty seventh
street, held yesterday at Jefferson Market Court
in $500 bail for having assaulted Bernard
Green, OF No. 261 West Twenty seventh street, on
Thursday night
The book containing the returns of the general
ticket which has been missing for several days. and
was supposed TO have been misplaced through some
clerical negligence was found yesterday in the trial
room where the returns had been read.
Charles Farley Of No. 30 South Fifth avenue.
held for trial yesterday ~ Jefferson Market Police
Court charged with having made furious assault on
his wife last Thursday night. She declared that he
would have killed her hut for their son.
Michael Brennan, of No. 526 West Twenty eighth
street. and James Lawson quarrelled at . sociable
party given ~ the formers residence the other night
The consequences were damaging to 1awson's fca-
tures Michael held At Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday in default Of 81 900 bail.
oficer Ferguson. of the Eighteenth precinct. in
attempt to arrest William Driscoll Wednesday
night almost shot the prisoner drawing
volver and airing st him. Driscol ives arrested for
robbing the cutlery store of v. f. Knsuth. No. 2T4
F1fyseventh Street Court the charge OF burglary
and in 1900 more for sesaulting the officer.
The thoroughbred Jersey Aldcrney bull General
Grant. very remarkable animal in his way, bred by
DR.. Nichols on tho government farm At Washington.
and now owned by DIR. Kendrick. was 70 have been
sold By Archibald Johnston. in East Thirecnth street
Yesterday Owing 10 want Of interest in fancy stock.
probably growing out of the hard times. the animal
bought IN by the owner. little over 500 only
being bid animal valued at over -, 900.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

Cow BAY, cB, Nov 7saled. brig $, Elmo B1 Ryan, 81,
Dssrssr, No, SIN port, sehr orre " Drsko. Driske
Sailed .s s @ % big WIN, ww.'G s:~s
In port 10Th bark Norton stoyer shsrman from Boston
wn Drmne Hodeens for curscos and New YsrS; Maggie
r.rs sss9' T"s1 30" ST .ss%. s.n.n
or, Da,,c. Lyerpssl S % ,cr n Montreal , r,.,.,,
co,in. from New Y"s arrived 's eo 9or Se~ yors as
vs,sss ,sss k?ss sss s. 's's,
e"1 e. sSs% Nss s sss sS .
sailed Sept q 'Ss. nss'rs g..d;s. s.s. sn sss
hsS' s's sG'. .s psss.% :. Good
pc oe ,hE, sq%nsr Md ~ b.rs. ms.r "r S.r
san prsnei.so Lizzie P.rry 90. Pitmsn Hdshsrsn Br
so.r sd.on 4. or ,Ss's S.~ Ye
y.,pos i. 4 tss. s.s go
lorIeur Oct an port ship phincss Pendetcn, Nichols.
M,sll sep, Sailed previously ship John o Gsunt
Br. Lsall New York. -
w.sss' s' "a sp w Es.sS ton
Y,sa; h.ra Ethan Nle. IIardy, ane p.,..,.. M,
s%lS ,e.. Az, osss or E%sr'r1 sr Is,d. ndyS I.rp..
porr M.leR.yr No, o-Arr,ed, schr Pssr'e"s, Els
our@c, Nov e--Arrivsd steamer Phvncian eBr scott,
Glasgow bark Montreal Br cosInest Barrow Via sydney,
Cleared sth banks Oriental tBp. Canning Liverpool
Ruby tBrl. Hnsre tsre MisceliaoyL
sassgnn Sept 1--Ari,rd bark AlDat'a, bsochsfd'
ssir tsy ~ bar. vs.,. Percy. T,.e.Is' Sept = .hIe
,.sr Joas So Nos eArl,sd .ehrs Fer not. lIsrdss,
Laura. Foster. Havana
T,srs eo g., s 81 asr .sS MfSD r..r KrD
..vstr.sArso seps Ss-sssd bark :. Is'-is ~srrmsn.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09

Steamer City of Dallas, Chester, Fernandina via Port
RoyAl--C II Mallory Co.
Steamer VIM Woodward, Young. Bsltmore-J Krems.
steamer Biddle, Wallace, Philadelphia-Jsmes
Hand.
Ship Decision lBrl Jones, Antwerr--Funch Edye Co.
Ship Brothers Apsp Br Ferruga, Cette-Lanro. Storey
4 Scarpati
Bark Fredcreka Louise dam, Espersen, Belfast, /
Funeh. Edye Co
Bark Lillian yigus tBH, yigus Dubn-J Whitney 4
Co.
Bark Magnet tNor, Paust, Rottcrdam-Funch, Edge
Go.
Bsrk John johnson tBr, Halliburton, Havre-J W Parker
Co.
Bark Violet tBr> Harding, Havre-Scammell Bros.
Bsrk lilo tBrl. Robbins. Cette-Jsmes W Elwell Co.
Brig Venice [Norl Larsen, st Malo--C Tobias 20.
Brig Egden Dor. Nielsen. Trieste-Bsnham Boyesen
Schr MARTINS Heath, Nichols S&utn GsthasinA fbr szi.
via Richmond ye-Evans. BAH 4 Co. 49,
Schr Mabel, Maloney, Hsrbics-feayeraft 60:
Schr Arcuisrius Hall, Port Limon. CR-b weinberg
4 Co.
schr Adelaide tBr). Tower, Halifax, NS--A Heney.
Schr II Hosted tBr) Sullivan Sc John, MP Nevius
a Son.
schr Kate Miller vansant. Galveson-Tupper Bestie
Schr Jennie Rogers, Chadwick Chesson Island, sC-Cox
Green
Schr George A Pierce. Baker. Salem--wilhs Ropes.
Schr Dreaan sught Saunders, Fall River-thas II Low.
Schr Elpse Dixon Now Iaven--Cartwright Doyle.
Schr A Forsyth Hobbie Stamford-Stamfcrd Manufac-
turing Co.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
WHALEMEN.
NJ See Cable ship news.

- See VHuie sHIp ho"s
Arrived at st Mciaes Oct s. bark Perry Nickerscn OF
Edgarton last from st Georges 1ith brig Henry Trow-
bridge Paine OF New York from = cruise.
Sailed from Oct T. schrs Helen simmons Atkins OF
Proyncetown cruise sh. Fanny Byynes Luce Nh do;
1th bark Minerva Thompson do do .chr Chas Thonpson
DO .chr Carrie CLARK, Marshall Of rroyincesown. DO
lottie Cook Dyer do, do: Sparks Ewcll. do, do
Arizona White do; Amelia Braley Nh do 18TH Gage
Phillds Nckerson and Clara Sparks sparks of Prov
incetown, do: 18th, bark Wave, Hammond, NIB. do.
letter dated fsyal Oct a. reports arrived at that por,
told year 18th bark Veronica Hathaway, from ST
Mclaes with $50 bbls sp oil freight reported by
cable sailed 18th New Bedford Sailed from faya Oct
Y, schr w Morse sv. 3, 70 cruise l4h, bark AIDE
NB to sail 10Th to cruise The whale she took on this
island made 12s bbls sp oil
letter from Capt Handy Of bark Jacob 1owland, Of
NB dated galcshusna Sept p bark James Alien
Lake NB In port with 30 hbls oil taken the cruise.
also reports Sept IS bsrks Feetwng Heppingsopc NIB,
with 40 bbls sp o Nautus Morse do. so do do STAN
bou Rogers do Lancer Fisher do t4O do do
Mary Susan, Jennings do: Lueretia, Smith, do, and
Matilda Sears, Bennett. Dartmouth. clean.
spokenocf 4 lat, 4c, bark Tropic Bird. Cleveland
Of NIB with two whales.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
OBITUARY.
ROBERT HAvELL.


This aged artist the original engraver Of "Audu-
bon's Birds, died at Tarrytown, the Hudson, on
Thursday last. Mr.. Havell for many years q
member Of the firm of Havell Son. Oxford street
London. 1t is now nearly fifty years since the great
naturalist crossed the i'll search of firm rich
and skifu enough to attempt the great task OF en-
craving the results of his life work. Audubon
reached London friendless. penness and unknown,
while his uncouth dress and long hair earned for him
the appelation of the ''Backwoodsman OF Amer
ica." No one came forward with courage enough
to make the 4s6 plates for his work:
the great city, when he heard of the trm or Hayell
SON To them he went with his portfolios filled with
sketches in crayon and water colors. In many OF
them Audubon had been obliged 10 make use OF the
Juice of berries when his paints had given out his
Journeys through the Western wilds. II required u
great deal of the backwoodsman eloquence even 10
persuade Mr. Hayel TO attempt TO make single plate
experiment To this, however. Mr.. Haveu
finally consented. and with such accuracy did he
reproduce the drawing of the naturalist that upon
entering the room Audubon danced about the picture
in perfect delrium of joy, swapping his nnRers and
crying out in his broken English The jig is up!
The jig is up, / cannot tell one from dc
odder" Mr. Havcll entered upon the
great labor of his life, which extended over
copper weighing several tons and were destroyed by
hre in this city few years ago. The printing was
done by the tnta process eacn plate IN receiving
its coloring passing through hfty-two hands. FOR
several years Audubon resident in Mrs Havells
family. and upon returning to America Mr.. Hayeli
followed him and took up his residence on the Hud-
son River which the aged artist never tired OF paint
ing Among the souvenirs of the naturalist owned
by Mr. Hayel is plaster cast of his face, the only
one in existence. Mr.. Hayell WIS most genial old
gentleman-thoroughy English and yet great lover
daughters one unmarried and the other the widow
OF General Munson l. Lockwood.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALGoA BAY. Oct Io-saied, bark H Blanchard, Smith
United States.
BARROW Nov 7--ssied bark Oliver Emery (Br Swat
bridge, Delaware Breskwstsr.
BARCELONA Nov 3Arriyed bark Alta Grscia tSp). Aus
trch Orleans; 5h Neey Abbey tBr,, Grant
New York mot Vt Gibraltar 6thA
BORDEAUX. Nov 6-Ssiled, bsrks Dsgmal CNor) Have
New York Director (Br), shamper do.
BREMEN, Nov s-Arrived. ship John Bryce Morse Now
York; bark Laura Maria Ger. Schonski, Baltimore
Sailed 9Th, steamer Hansa Ger, Sander, Now York.
CHAREsrE. Nov 6-Saed bark Elmer Vernon Copp, New
York
DAsrzrc to Nov e-Arived. barks Honnlng CSsr), Cor
iach Baltimore; Bruennow Ger, Pxgcl, Now York
Duxxrwx. nav sArrved, ship Charlie Baker lBr Brown
Pabelion de- Plea
PLrxrwooD Nov 7-saled, bark Mora Nor, Tsrkslsen,
Hampton Roads. s..,s .ttt. t.... .ss..tt.. ss N
FIssszuna ysv 5--Arrivsd b.rk Vega Usr) Gerth New
York below. ts, .--,.
GLASGOW Ncvs-ArrveA steamer State Of Louisiana Br,
Johustons. New York win sail Ith vetura,-
HAvrx Nov s-Arrived, ship Trim ountain Osborns, VAL
parsiso via Queenstown
Sailed sh, bark Pere de Famile Fr), Duva- New York.
LivrRpooL. Nov e-sailsd, ship Now City (Br, bray
Southwest Pass.
LosDos Nov s-sAiled. barks Almirs Robinson, Tsrbox
Tybce.
Sailed from Grxvesend 9Th. ship Ahamhra Alexander
United states: bark Amphsrite Ger Gran. Baltimore
LARxK Nov 3-ssled. steamer State Of Georgis (Br)
Cooper from Glasgow New York.
IHAEp Nov SPassed steamer EIysis (Br, Harris from
New York for London.
Lusrcx-The reported sailing Nov sf bark Festnaients
(Nor)
MsIaorRsx. Nov 6-Arrived. bark Pensbseet. Chapman
Boston.
NxwxY Nov 7--Ssisd bark Souvenir Brl. Holmes Dsla-
ware Breskwater
PowrssorrH Nov s-ssilsd, bark Aure. tSw, Sveth
from London. Dsrien.
QrxxSsrowx Nov :. midniEbt-Arrived. steamers The
Queen tBr,, Atree New York for Liverpool land pro
ccsdsd); sth Caspian B rrccks. Baltimore Ac for
0bercn Br Csmpbs New Orleans for do land both pro
ceeded; winshorpe (Br Baker, Montreal; harks Emile
Marie lNsr) Olsen, Baltimore; Nielsen Nor Knndsen
PhiIadelphia
RorrsnpAm. Nov e-Arrived ship Bessie Crosby (Br),
Phillips. baltimore
Rocurrosr Nov s--Arrved. bark Borrhild Nor Amuud
SON Phiisdelphis via Queenstown.
srico Nov s-Saed bark Regina CNor, Bronland
Charleston.
Tavuy. TO Nov s--Arrived. bark Angelina ntaD Ca
purro New York.
Irypoy Nov s-Bark wega Ger Gertb. which arrived
at rlen sburg t inst from New York eshy lad lost
nuwsYks and sanchons aud had jetsened part Of her
cargo.
The whaiing bark Sea Fox Jenkins of New Bedford ar
rived At Mcbaes the Sd inst She had aud
fore and msintsp snd had her bnIvarks stove
s4sa IS -. WEATHER. RIpoRT.ss. ette
HoryHrAp. Nov ., PN-wisd NyE. strong gale; baron.
eter ~ GA
PrrxourH Nov s.PN--wind NV. strong; rain squalls;
barometer 297p
s,alIr, Nov g. PM-wind WV. heavy gale. barometer
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
SPOKEN.

Steamer Palestine Br) Whiteway from Boston for Liver
pool. Nov I. lat so I3 Ion rs 3d.
Ship John Watt Sweeser from Boston for Rio Janciro
Sept "a no lat, &C.
Ship City OF Montreal tBr, Wilson, from Montreal for
Glasgow. Oct l9. lat A.. Ion 81
Ship Harland Br Smyle, from Belfast for Philade
phia Oct NJ. lat ~. Ion 4.
Bark Titania tNor) Aibrethsen from Baltimore for
Queenstown, Oct 20, lat a, lon A.
Bark Underwater (Br Mcconnell, from Baltimerc for
Dunkirk Oct IS II - Ion 56 13-hove in NE gale
Bark Cornga Jcsseyn, from New York for bombay Oct
g. lat % n, Ion "a w.
Brig wiiie lBr Amero. from Wexford for st John NB
Oct "A near Faval
schr Ncrmonby, lumber laden, bound N Nov g. lat a.
lon
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Er Patrolman Jeremiah Cavansgh- of the Sixth pre-
cinct Williamsburg. who recently tried for at
tempting TO shoot Captain Louis Worth of that pre-
cinct was yesterday sentenced 10 the Kings County
Prnitentiary by Judge Moore for six montha.
The old parsonage Of the First Presbyterian Church
OF Newark. situated on the corner of Mulberry and
Hamilton streets. which built in is04 and which
bas becn the home Of consecutive pastors Of the
venerable church. has passed out of the ownership
Of the church and is about being rcmodccd for use
a Tenement house.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov ARRIVED. schrs A II Harlhnrt,
New NUrh Helen IIasbroa-h Bridgeport Lemuei Hall
Prov dence. Mary Isnx Boston
ueared~Sc Paine Bosten 80 Parker roughke esp.s.
Passed usehrs Va awiry from 8rsc. Rising
san, do: Murray vsndiysr New York Georre Asy ~: /;
,on Baker k-nreb-c Mabel Thomas. do; nl' Tor wash
ingt,n.
Al.. sch. rochasssi. fr.m Ns- london; " Hedge
do. Helen A Ames, New Haven: stephen Morgan. N.~
York WIN Nsson Fall Rivers d " Anthony, do; all Tor
Grorgefown.
Passed dovn--schr n Church, Gsorsetevn for Provl
denee
BOSTON, No, 7-Arn,sd, sehr Ethel Merritt Rand, Port
Dc Paix.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
MORGAN GRAY.

Morgan Gray died on Thursday at his residence
No. 19s Anty street, Brooklyn. The deceased who
sixty-one years Of age at the time of his death
of the original members OF the Produce Ex-
change. He engaged largely in the -four busi-
for number OF years, but OF late has been
produce commission merchant at No. II Front street
He had been sick only two weeks and his death was
great surprise to his fellow members. He viii be
buried tomorrow from his late residence.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
HENRY w. BAcHE.

Henry W. Bsche, OF the United States Coast Survey.
died suddenly his residence in Bristol Il. L. late
Wednesday night. He = of the late Professor
Henry Bache, of the Coast Survey, and was born at
Kingston, r. L. but subsequently resided in Newport
where he received his education. At early age he
entered the Coast Survey service and continued on
duty until few weeks ago During the past winter
and spring he was engaged on the Florida coast and
returned home about three months ago. suffering
from attack Of malarial fever BY skiful medical
treatment he recovered far AZ to give his friends
hope of a speedy recovery and early return to his
duties On Wednesday he complained Of severe pains
in the head and during the night was seized with
paralysis. After lingering few hours insensibe he
expired. He leaves wife and child. Mr..
Bache was in the thirty ninth year Of his age.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
JAMES DAVIS.

James Davis. provision dealer at No S2l First ave-
nue., died yesterday morning. He was about forty
Ave years Of age the time of his death. which
caused n dropsy. He had been complaining for more
than year. Mr.. Davis for Q long time resident
of California, where he accumulated considerable
means. He came to this city about twelve years ago
and engaged in the provision business. He leaves
wies>Ns and several children.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
YoHrNARr HALAKEyAnA.

The Bureau Of Education of Washington yesterday
received news Of the death of Of the most distn
ruished Jspauese eiucators. Yohinari Halakeyams.
resident Of the Toxic University and vice president
Of the Educational Delegation sent to this country in
1876 to study with the assistance of the American Bu
reau OF hucstion our school system, and to publish
an English translation Of the history Of educaton in
Japau
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
LIEUTENANT COLONEL ROBERT B. JouEDAN.

LIEUTENANT COLONEL hoBEhI u. JoSfsDAN.
Robert B. Jourdan. formerly lieutenant colonel OF
the Fourteenth regiment N.G.SN.Y.. died from apo
plexy Thursday night last at his residence No 455
Gold street Brooklyn The deceased had been . mem
ber Of the above regiment from the time of its or
ganizaton. He served with distinction in the rebel
lion aud at the second battle Of Bull Run About
years ago Colonel Jourdan. who was republican
in politics appointed clerk in the Brooklyn Tax
Once, which position he held up to the time OF his
death. He was ffty-two years OF age. married, and
Q wife and two children. The funeral services
viii be held two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
They will be attended by the Veteran Corps Of the
Fourteenth regiment.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
DANGEROUS OBSTRUCTION

OBSTRUCTION.
Notice IL hereby given that schooner is sunk In nine
fathoms of water. Hereford Inlet Light bearing WsW
about 13 miles distant The upper part of her spsrs arc
Of She Is directly In the track OF coasng
sells and Is dangerous obstruction -
b WHITE. Commander USN,
Lighthouse Inspector Fourth District.
PHILADELPHIA Nov g. 1873.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Bernard Bernard, proprietor Of liquor saloon at
No. ZIG Seventh avenue. while walking through
Twenty third street. between Sixth and Seventh ave-
nues on Thursday night. was accosted by two men.
one of whom struck him violent blow which fclled
him to the sidewalk While in prortrate position
the other stopped him with the evident in
t@ntion Of ring his pockets. Mr.. Bernard sprsng to
his feet and in the direction of Sixth avenue hop
ing to meet policeman. but being unable to md one
returned ~ his home. His left eye is very much
swollen and blackened. and he says The man who
struck him must have had pair of brass knuckes
HERALD .ACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
SAILED.

Ships Hsernogora tBr) for Antwerp Theodore Korner
(Ger Bremen StavapSer fNor Marseilles barks l. Car
ney. Belfast: ZuemA Nor, Liverpool srhrs Reed,
Gushing. -.
Also sailed steamer City OF Dallas Fsrnsndins &c
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 5. 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnrIEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnrTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Linden Br) Robson Mcssins Oct 10 Dena 12th
Malaga 18th and Gibraltar 1Stn. with fruit to Lawrence
Giles 4 Co From Nov ] had strong westerly gales
Steamer Tyrian (Br) Garve Leghorn Sept H. Genoa
l7th Naples 18th, Messna 10th. Palermo 23d vacnca
18th Denia Oct . Malaga 18th and Gibraltar 18th with
frut Henderson Bros Had westerly gales all the
Oct - lat 81 lon A. passed the bark Don Juan
tFr) bound T..
steamer Margaret Poote, Wilmington, NC, days with
mdse to WIN p Clyde Co.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker. Richmond, City Point
Bark Josephine of Boston, oven Bordeaux 40 days in
ballast to IL smith Go. Had strong and NV gales
most Of the passage
Bark de Zsido Miller Cardenas II days with sugar
DE Zaldo Co; vessel 10 Waydcll Go.
Brig Merritt. Bowden Caibarien 10 days with sugar
TO q Amsinck Go; vessel TO James Eward 4 Go.
Scir Mary Witham. AUSTIN Port Dc Pax via Delaware
Breskwater 1S days. with logwood to r. Murray. Jr
Schr Alzena Plummer Cabarien Is days, with to
knowlton 4 60; vessel To Brett Son Co Was days
Of Hstteras with strong northeriy winds.
~ Steamer Adriatic r, from Liverpool which arrived
9TH pm, brings 2o4 passengers and reports Nov lot ~
Ion SIS 81 passed brig rgged steamer bound e 6h, lat
~ a. Ion ~ % brig rigged steamer bound e. 7th on
Fire Island steamer Baltic Br from New York for Liver
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of Fitchburg Ellis New Bedford for New
York, with mdse and passengers to Barling Davis
Bolivar New London and Norwich for New
York.
Schr VIM Page. HylArd. Eastport for New York
Schr Julia Berkle Anderson New Haven for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Sehr Chase IRgraham New York for Rockiand.
Schr David Currie, Pcxse, New York for Portland.
Steamer Gglates Walden, New York for Providence.
Schr Red Wing Rogers, New York for Nantucket.
Schr Win Burden Adams Port johnson for Providence
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
DAMAGED BY FIRE.

A FIRE last night in the basement Of the Adelphi
Building No. 2o1 West Fifty-second street. caused
damage to the extent Of i.Ooo.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
JOHN J. PHELPS.

John J. Phelps. secretary of the Burton Brewing
Compsuy. died in New Haven Conn., Wednesday
evening df paralysis Of the brain. He was fftysix
years OF age.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
aEy. NJ. LccoLTI. &. J.

The Rev NJ Accolti, of the Society of Jesus died at
the College Of ST. Ignatus San Francisco, Wednesday
night aged seventy-two years.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Ss'is.. Destination. /

pArEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK ron THE MONTHS
NOVEMBER AND pEcgMBER.
The New York herald., 1878-11-09
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark .Eolu. GER, Berdins, from p.ntxic Sept
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-04-20

DRowNED.-Last Tuesday morn
ing the tow-boat John A. Wood, with
several coal barges in tow, touched
at the Donaldsonville wharf, and while
the deckhands were employed in
wheeling lot of barrows ashore, one
of their number, Thomas WEIGH by
name, made misstep and fell from
the gang plank into the river, with a
barrow in his hands. He made sew
eral Intellectual attempts to grasp the
gunwale of the nearest fat, but failed
and was carried under the boat. A
rope was thrown him, but too late to
be of any service. WEIGH was from
scranton, Pa, which place he left
about year ago. The body has not
yet been recovered.