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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-08-29

GRAIN-Wheat active; receipts So zoe bushels
ungrsded red 91c61s10s; No. do It's. I0sH
steamer do 95cdl.0614 ;ungradea amber 10l1l 1913
No. amber 1-01ts GIl.uSsS steamer do 1.035ztS
No do l.166l.19: extra do In. Rye weak, west
ern 60B62c; State 6fc Barley nominal. Mali quiet
Corn steady; receipts $4,000 bushels; ungraded "A
6l49c; steamer AL Case; No do sS N9549c: white
western 51G52c- Oats quiet; receipts 10000 BUSH
els; No. white 2S29c; No. J, sic; do white 81 =
white 3661361kc.
PROFESSIONALISM SO 4011o.50. Beef dun
and unchanged. Cut meats steady; western long
clear middies $3.50; city SIS. Lard heavy prime
steam S7.ls5sG7.so.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-08-29
American inventions.

The London Times prints two columns
of description Of the mechanical display of
the United States at the Paris exhibition. In
an editorial article commenting thereon the
Times says: The pre-eminence of the me
ehanicsl genius of citizens OF the United
States may be admitted and is illustrated not
for the first time in the exhibition ia Paris.
The Times, without pretending 10 exhaust
the whole secret Of the phenomena of invent
i've genius across the Atlantic finds reason
therefor il greater efficiency of the labor
and tho increased cost and difficulty Of hiring
il The condition Of the Union as an eeono.
mic society drives It's inhabitants toward in
yention, and there as elsewhere necessity
may be said to ne the mother of wit.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-08-29
Chicago Produce Market.
GRAIN-wheat dun and weak; No. Oh

GRAIN-Wheat dull and weak; No. Chicago 9lD
921z closed 929sc cash; s21sc August; 901s9904c
September; s93sc October; rejected soc; No. Chi
eago TSke. Corn active, firm and higher, No. 3Tts
657 closed 81 cash; 81 3 August: closed 3Slz
September; rejected 351s5Aac Oats active; No.
NA6121ssc; closed 81 a cash: eIac August; 21sSc
September; rejected I7tsc. Rye dull and lower old
s90l90c.
PROFESSIONALISM 56sl0c lower; a.55S5a65 cash !;
9 5eG19.60 September. Lard steady; 20 cash: 40
a. 2< September. Bulk meats, boxed shoulders
2ST76 2TLz1aS TX
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-08-29
MiIwaukee Produce Market.

GBAIN-whest opened weak and &c lower, and
closed steady; No. 2, 953c: August 9534c; Septem-
Der s3kc; October S25sc; No. 3, 7esc. Corn easier
No. 2, SIC. Oats hrmer; No. 2, 2lssc. Rye steady
No. l. 4Sc- Barley, 415c lower; No. SI.06ll1 .07
PROYISIoNS-Steady and quiet. Mess pork 1892
cash or AIeIlst- Lard. lrirna steam 81 Is.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
CAPSIZED IN A SQUALL.

Thomas Davis, sporting man, of this city, In COM
pany with friend, one William Woods. made ms
appearance late sunday afternoon al rutland s
Hotel, Rockaway Beach. Both Davis and his iricna
were completely exhausted and wet through, ana
after psr,akng OF stimulents they Informed Mr.
Ruland that they had been out fishing excursion,
and that tho yacht had capsized In squall oil New
Inlet: that tue captain and OF their companions
had been drowned, and that they had saved them
selves by OF tho shorpic, to which they chung
until they washed to tho shore. Tho names ol
their panons could not DO asccrtained DAVIS and
fricnd leaving by tho stean Tor Locust Grovo
On reaching Hooks Hotel. where Davis and his
family are stopping, he told tho samo story. lrqury
at Locust Grove yesterday ecited tho tact thai on
Saturday Eorningt DAVIS, aWood ana man whose
name could not be ascertaincd started In tho soop
yacht Susie s.. Captain Fred Montgomery, Tor u
fishing excursion in tho Great South Bay. Up 10
late hour Inst evening nothing had been heard from
Captain Montgomery or tho sloop. and II was the
general belief that hc had been lost reported by
Davis although the friends OF Davis made light OF the
matter Montgomery resides at Bath. L. J., and has
vile ana two children, and tor several years past
has sailed Davis and his friends on their hsh and
cunning excursions along the coast
rho people Far Rockaway SO dlscredit
Duvi's statements, and several residents OF tho
place who had been al Rockaway Beach
on Sunday say thcre 10 no truth 10 thom what
ever Yesterday morning four young men started
from Hampstead In q yacht for a pleasure trip TO
Rockaway Beach. They G. L. Smith, James
Hewlett and Bernard Heudricksop. OF Hampstead.
AMI - DAVIS, OF Rockville Centre. They stopped
az 3ayview restaurant, IN Far Rockaway, for drinks
aud then continued their trip. Since then they have
hna n
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 26, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnITEsrosE TELEGRAPH LINE
msss .n as
.ry gales hrst Ps,t Ct Pr.ss;e amT ~ Ia ~ G l9n % =!
s.. e O,s ne 18th
s."a ds o nile. Of snip
ing signals ,iDaWi ,n., W., po,,, c,,.,,, .,re
7 sS.%s'i 81 s. Sc" PR io,s
with md.e and q S y.t to os,eSqse ysqs Is
Campcele I7,h Progreso 18th 1iavaos 2ist. With
ss,' s$ s1s =
70, s.,s. ;a s.%e dss lat lou steamer h"a
ship vaaconyer sot Ysrmou,h; Es, Crosby, Liverpool
20 ssuas S,'s oSf x for ssss. o,s.r " D's'
SO say aay y IL s:asss. s. t, Boys S '''a
Bark n.rmeIo tst ssaaes,snd, S Ninth iaaqus lit
Cape Horn June and crossed tho EqaAtor y 20 In Ion
Bark Elcn lIolre tor Marypor,,. Rsndsn. Iauiquesi
Gays. with initiate OF soda TO Drexel ,Mutg,n q CO
il ION s7 cape Horn had NV INV gale lasting
Barn DrSnnns Lqn,s9 !Sor. Olsen, LIvoip0o' 81 days
in :ss s..:. s.ssf sf %t,ss
ss from to .s ss ssusra % H. Ion as 's ip"
neca. ia, ., Ion, So 90. spoke bark asp.ios,sn
bs,swsre Hf.si~a,er Who reported Aug H. isi. sc
took heavy .an. p Witch the ssp srGscsea TO-
.asi. ssInss and Jb .arpisd him With t~o ,opssis
a%s soms sns ssS ses..Iea, to nsye est sails
bark iyras tSou poliey London "a d'ys In esilast TO
Bark t,ulo ta) Trapan Bristol IS days, ia ballast TO
order. ,
Bsk tavsrsiis scce.o dsO r"'loeins, Hull SO days
ssrS Ccliee,or CScr Olsen Plymouth 81 days. bal
BARK Maud Seamrnei oi 81 John SB), Thompson Plyn.
cpih Via shcocurse. Ms ~ days. In b~'lasso scamnc
Bros -. 49,
Bocku,ann. Oercin Co.
order
Boy esen.
BARK Fortunate radrc dtaD, GarssSao, Londcndorry 30
barn Echo (NcrJ Void. Scwry July 20, in ballast, to
BARK Coneuisaiorc dta. Lauro shgo ~ days. in bal
last, to
Bark Cissncc Atkinson Antwerp 90 days In ballast TO
Edwa ards II Hssbrouck.
Bark Daphne Nor, Barth. Rotterdam "a days in bal
last TO tobias 10 Aug 25 OF Fire Island was struck
bs heAvy sqna from NNb, In which carried away upper
srs Lesscps tNor) secn Bergen 45 days in ballast to
Punch. Bdyc 90.
Bsps Pere DC famiiie (r. Deward. uavre 81 days. In
ballast, to Ds.sori, Straeho Go.
bark An,oinetta (Ausj Dumich Rouen e2 days, in bal
last. to Siocovich q Co.
ballast, TO funch. kdye a Go
bark soren Berner (Nor) Petersen stavsngor 10 days
In ballast TO Funch, Hdye Go. Anchored ~ Sandy
DARK rcruna (Gel Lcanhardi, Genos 81 days. in bal.
last, TO Funsh, kuyc Co.
BARK Consul Patcn Uicr, schultxe, Bahia So days with
sugar TO order; vessel TO Funch tdye n Co.
Brg George Berry tBr), Howard, Guantanamo iS
days. with sugar 6c TO Brooke Coz vessel TO msstci.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
BOUND AND GAGGED.

THREE MASKED ROBBERS ENTER THE HOUSE
OF Mr. JErrREYs, NEAR CAMDEN, N. j.
THE HOUSE PLUNDERED.
The police OF Camden, n. j., werc noiiled on SUM-
day evening by Mr. Joseph Jenrcys that his house on
the White Horse turnpike, between Camden ana
Trenton, had been entered an hour before davorenk
by three roen, who after eaaging Mr. Jehreys, ms
wife and servant girl searched the house. and carried
away about $3.50 in money jewelry and silverware.
Mr. Jecrcys states that he awakened, as he
thought about three o'clock in the morning by hear
ing noise his aud on opening his eyes found
Two men, their covered with black cloths. stand
ing BY his bedside The one nearest him cautioned
him TO DO quiet and proceeded to gag and bind him.
HIS wife Was next aroused and secured In bad By her
husbands side The thieves met ano,hsr fellow IN
the hall outside the door proceeded The rosm
occupied by NJ. Jcreys' servant, who they secured
IN the same manner as her master AND
OF the house, forcing open tho wardrobe in Mr. JEFF
fre,s' bedroom and tue closets ON tho ground floor
men spoke between themselves IN dissatisfied man
ner they did not ut any tme direct their converse
ton TO Mr.. Jcnreys or his WIFE,
TIE THIEVES DKPARr.
Alter spending about an hour IN the house
the thieves collected what little jeweiry
with Mr. JeGreys' best clothing and that
OF his WIFE, DESCENDED to the lower floor OF the house
and departed. Alter waiting some timc and hearing
NO noisc Mr.. Jsffreys concuded that they had cii,
ana after struggling desperately succeeded in freeing
himself from his bonds. Ho next released mis- wife
ana domestic began an examination OF tho house
He found that everything OF value had been
taken, and the burglars had lett no trace
OF their entrance except nm open window
leading from the back yard to the Kitchen
showing the mapner In which the burglars effected
their entrance and took their departure. His near
est neighbor over milo distant and ME Jeflrcys,
instead sending him. word at once TO the po
lice. The third member OF tic party, Mr. Jedreys
says, was not masked. but wore a very
heavy souched hat which almost entirely con-
ceaed his iaco Tho house is situated u
short distance OF the turnpike, SO that any
person passing along tho road at that hour OF the
morning would not have known anything about the
burglary. The gentleman was so frightened at the
entrance OF the burglars that he failed to remember
the exact description OF a1y OF thom; but the
shock has left such an Impression upon bis
memory that he feels confdent he should idon-
sfy any of them should ne ever sec them
again. Mrs Jenreys has boon seriously III since
the occurrence and physicians were yesterday sum-
moned TO attend her, the police believe the work 10
be that OF Philadelphia thieves ana expect TO arrest
the eutiro party. Tho farmers IN tho neighbornood
Of Camden greatly excited over the outrage and
parties were securing tho woods all Sunday night
and Yesterday for traces OF the marauders.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

Steamer VIM Woodward, YOUNG BsitimorsIJ Krems. ms
Steamer Franconia, Bragg. Porti:nd-J Ames
Shin nevada, Kruger. Eremon--Mulier kruGer.
Bark Parr tsr). Robbins Liverpool or Birkenhesd-
James W Elwell Co. 49,
town-Funch, Edge Co. .
Tobias & TO. ~
Edye Go. - ~,
more for rdsrs-Funch Edye 4 C"
Bark Flora (Br), Mcneil. HHvre y whitney 4 Co.
BARK Orion (Nor), Knudsen. Havre-Benham Boyesen.
Bark Syra Psttengal B.ye rancel Brett. Son Co.
Bark Marry (Nor). Wig. Leghorn-Funch, Edyo Oc.
Bar. GiovanninA tsD, Gargu!lo. Ieghorn-LAuro Sso-
roy Scarpati
Brig Cove, Hodrman. Moutrose tscetand) Parsons
4 Loud
Brig Ruby. Rice, Port Spain 0rindad) ID Trowbridge
Co. . ~ - -
Brig Aida A Smith tBr), Smith, 81 Johns. EF-J
schr B9nstta GBr), Msrstors, Newport Ns-E Heiio-
Sehr J l. Crossley tBr,. crossIsy. Windsor. NsC W
Schr Potomac sBy), odell. st John. MA Rensy
Scnr Enchantress, Hickman, savannah--Evsns. Ball
schr Ada Alen Dudley. Perth Amboy-{sd Frye Co.
Schr Aimeda, Smith. Bos.cn--Jeo Frye Go.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captains Alexander McRtche Of the st,.msr Riv,is,
0n ~ s the .s:
intconuertion with the HrnAsp weather service.
and City Of New Ysrk from nsvana, &c. viii please
cspt our thanks for attentions
snrr BESSIE CsossY tBr,, from shelsurns, Ns. while
eeidss with Chsi..in isrl from i.osSsndsrry.
fore =. ". s' and
{: u
.:, :s " a.:
the those il sh.rxe II sas Aj.1
h. ,s % s A s es @
damnSed snd ne tns G."sss 70 tho
rigging carried and will not suffer loss creator than
rrportsd was got santa Rosa Island Aug as and tovsd
zrr. PSI Francis from rs,ladsehi. Avg IL for
ma Ss rqs ,so Norfolk Aug 20 VII" '0'm"''
scmR @ BUXTON. Lockhart, from Bangor via Provi-
T M 20
s."n
by stoamtas i r weinereI.
scun JonS l. Ta.cr. Rodgers. .. Charleston Aug 90
vessel ia lat 81 so Ion - 25 up being
he 10 So aSou. iso feet ieo aud bad been
short time.
scnr uArrrx Glrs at Jacksonville Avg 20 from New
there.
BALTIMORE Aug 2s--steamer Yorkshire (,r), Lsngey.
which arrived yesterday brought the crew Of the
bark trvid tRu Gcnneius from Bull River sc. for Irs
wic with rock. abandoned At sea Aug 20 lat
81 I3 lon leaking snd inboring heavily. having lost
foremnst and IN the deck in sduA the
pre- vtous day rhe Of the Arvid was lost while At
tempting to get into tho boat
HALIrAx Aug 2J-Tho brig Emma. which lott Luncn
burg tho West Indies. when so miles out vas
by tho Worcester and had her whceivea
and carried away. besides SUSTAINING some dam
aye hull Tho captain OF the Emma Was struck oy
aud Ia eeted W live The steamer
which ssricosy injured towcd tho bs, TO 1uncu
burg. - .t..a d. .Ha IA
arrived this from Iiu landed tho officers aud
ere OF the Ncv~snk Of Now York. which founder cd
at Aug Tho NeversnK was bound IRON Low Bay.
CB to YORK. coal laden. She sailed IN the morn
in- Of the 10Th. During that .dox fmriaus
.raic sprnng up. and the vessel began 20 isrk
rs tho abandoned her and took
TO the boats In which thcy rcd ~ hours suffering con
sdsably from exposure aud want OF proviscns Finaliy
they we're picked up by th. Consantia. The Ncvcrsnk
SANK i've miou,cs after she was abandoned The was
All tons and quilt Calais Me. In 1885
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

AsrISwALL,, Ang 2S-ssiIed. steamer Crescent City.
xSr,euX Aug iiIn port bark columb,s Diekersos for
Burso. AIsxs July i4-Arrivsd, bark Marshs Tucker
r,s,s ia:S :shs oS.'s: s.ss.r Hsi!.s g:sS:sS;i.
New York isnd ssiisd I7,h o. her rsturnI
sa Aug % sess Sss sE Ssw hS
iIn. Boston; issS Aexand.r Sists. Peacock. Boston
Sy and .. h 'fsr is1 SaG%%s: &
ss @ W.T. ssHsri Harris s"S No. '-sS Ystt Ans
''a Sailed July 81 brig Morning Light Da New York vi.
s. s DSs fro" ,:: aud
CardiG arrived July 20 disg: scIr sadie Wicot, Watts
'G il1ass. [ Aug ia-xrrfysd ....msr. Emily soaasr
L.. : :sa ..S ssfd M zen = a.%: sa
Grorrs.own. DC; 2o.h: steamer " @ Hswes. Morgan,
s.ii.s issS :ssnsr western Ts.a., Trip Ne. York
Yo.. % s1s ssss sal. su
Charles Puryes. smail. 90.
sS sss nar ha D sss sr'' brig
HALirAx An. a5-AIr'vod, steamer csssais dBr
xrr,v:d sSiI. steamer Canadian tBr. Mclean, Gias
.Aoxrxyrpso Aug 2sin port. schr T d Harrison. for
MArAcu,s. July as--Arriyed schr Fred Smith. Brown
Porto cabeo tand salad o.h 70. ostcn yin coss 21th
Ans 2. .enr May Morn Cenklim Savannah land sailed ID
sailed lat. brig Ellie (B.l. ,sossen; .ehr Gscrslc.,a
Lord do via coast; 9Th, brig ssppho tBr, 81 Johss Pr
NARAcAIno, July soArrivcd schr yoycs. Aver. New
MArAsx.s Aug 2o-ssiled brigs Caroline Gray, Pssse.
n OF Iist,crnss 3I.t Hattie > Bishop. ilnewct. do.
rAsAnA, Ang a2--Arived, steamer coma, sesrie San
rosTo cas,tIo, Aug e-In port. brig Emma Dean Ven,.
ronr SPAIN. July Arriysd. .ehrs Ie1nrscn Leigh.
sssa :.s% A.s 10. yo;f,i ss,S. brig S.!".,.
scNis Silver Wing. Hubbard, Bai.mose; Caribbean, from
sailed Aue brig M,ss. tBr,. Kerr. Queenstown 9th.
o !" ,.a sJ av s5 @ S." % F% np.ss
nom ana Tor Nov York arrived s7h and tho above AR
su.2 &,ysa brig Ale. s rGS,s
Sailed Juiy 2t scnr Peerless Kssn San Andreas; Aug
In pr, Aug q seSr il x,cse Mitchell, for Hampton
r.oesrs9, Aug i5-sailed. scnr Florence shay Van.
Poser rR. Aug 2-Arriv.a. brig WIN Robertson. Hard.
Als,Sn ,srl, VII. S.,i,i \ rhi.ssaelphia s w..
QuxsNc, Aug 25-Arriv~d. steamers 1iber tBr) Peek.
Hall Tor M,n,re,l Thomas (Br, Campbell London 26sh,
BeowNship. I..isIis ibrp. Bsneh. from SUNDERLAND;
Oreyhcund , Geddcs from Liverpool bark Ciydcsdsls
.Br), Pope, from orrensck; Nina, from -; bsgmar,
RrAr.s lion, July aa-Arved. brig clcta tsr) Peter.
ST PiNnsy, MARI, Aug Arrived. brig Blss Thompson
Mcdonnell. New York lana sailed e,h for Porto kicol
es r.tsrnl; "a brig Daniel Trow bridge. Roscrs New
York, shr Anita. small Trsiosd tand sailed 9th for
sailed ON, .ehr Fanny q Williams, shs.r.,, Cuba,
Ds.n rrssas cnd sailed itsn for Turks ssSds to load
tar Portsmouth; Nin -.
Now yors sailed 7iS for Accessibility sd, bark Afss,
ST ions. NIB. Aus 2aArrved, scbr Jed Duren. Cook,
Cleared 2sd. ship Juno tSor, Garrison. csrdr; bark
,Brj Cameron, oassnstown; alh. sehrs Disdem Cray.
Ws.hinst,n; Pedro tBr,, Kelly. new ycrh.
| BAKERS Island.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

msisao Hsvsmeysr Co; vessel 20 u wi,-
brig Haskell, cor Roekiand,. Ha.ks, Bradses cB;
II days with plaster to q lsAnes: vessei 20 "'o"
sss, sss Ms.s wss S:.:I asssas sssts.
sshr ssh s Dennis. sp,. s,iiiwo,sn y, vss'n'A
schr " ii Jordan Richardson. Baltimore.
% SIP ana a.%is aashoss S1' ns
g. sD 70 sesn ss az. n from Which ed
three lower :opsas. together with upper mAinops""
pS- Bark Martha A Mcneil from Cardiff which was an
chored the lower bay for ordsrs came nD to tho city
Ss- Bark Brsato tSor,, from Queenstown. which an.
in she lower bay ordsr mp to tho city
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF Fchburg Ellis New Bedford for New
York with @d;s and 70 n,ns @ s.S & for Nov
York with cos. 20 Perkins jon: xv.,x
seSr eSr Z; q /, Lowell Harfisana % Island TOR Albany.
@ Msy vi ssn sn sr
sehr Coeheeo. sheppard Rockiand. No: for New York.
ssh ass HSss @
sehr David F.oJd, Clifford. riymaurh. Macs for New
New rs;., ssSssa ord ss S;. York
schr America tGshermau). Beany. Nantucket for New
seSr Isabella shermsn) Chapman. Nantucket for New
schr John CrockforA Hart, Providence for New York.
schr Minnesota sullivan. Providence tor New York
Schr Anna Jacobs. Jones. Provtdonce Tor New 0rE.
Schr Elishm smith, Smith, Providence for New York
Schr (Ico t;iilun Bacon. Portland Ct for Now York.
sesr Sis'i nsssn.% smith New Haven for New York
BOUND FAST.
S,enmer Franconia Bragg. New York for Portland
Schr Madeira (BrJ, McDougal. Now York for Halifax.
sh.r shooter olsrs New ", yG,t 70, F" River
sehf @ Etsaa. Fitch Sew York sor i,ayidsass
Schr Lizzie Mills, Armstrong. Hobosen Tor Camden,
Me- -.
Schr Centurion, Rogers Weekswken for Boston
Schr W Phillips. futile. Sewburs for Fall River.
sehr ! 4 Mitchell, Morreil, Newburg Tor Stamford.
Schr Entire. Kinnear Ne xhurs for Norwich
Schr Anna Sheppard Van glider Rondnut FOR Boston.
Scnr Warren, Gates, Rondont tor Mantle.
Schr II. r. Russell. Msha1ey, pouahkscpsie for Hart
ford. .
schr Gurney. Gurney, roughkeepse for Providence
schr William Whitehead Titus. Poughkecpse for Provi.
dencc
ScLr VI Kennedy, Powers. Amboy for Ellsworth.
Schr Danel chster, Baldwin, Ambey tor Now Bedford
Schr ID s. Tyler. Bushnell. An boy for Providence.
Scbr La Hayden, Branerd AmbOy for Portland, Conn.
Schr Sarah Jones, Phnnoy. Philadelphia for soston.
schr Pescednle Coswe Philadelphia for Narrsxsnsett
Pier. :. :.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
MEN OVERBOARD!

August Newman, a sailor on the Bremen steamship
Hausa lying at Hoboken Sunday fell asleep while
sitting on tho gunwale and fell overheard. His abb
sence was not noticed until nightfal WHOM II at
onco surmised that he had fallen overheard and
drowned. Search was made and tho body was re-
covered at midnight. He thirty six years OF age
unmarried and a native OF Saxony. The body was
taken to Cranes Morgue, where an inquest will bs
held.
The body of an unknown man was found In Newark
Bay, near Bergen Point, N. j.. Sunday evening. and
taken TO Conneliy's Morguo to await Identification
There nothing found In the clothes except an old
clasp kntc. The man was about iorty years Of age
and wore short hair and gray chin wniskcrs
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
SPOKEN.

shp Guardian, Payne IRON Cronst adj for New YORK.
Aug ~, 32O miles h OF sandy Hook =. -,
Snip Colorado Incraham, from Uavrc Tor New fork,
Aug -. 210 nlcs h OF sandy Hovs.
Bark ruisko 9crl Won Thuon from Bremen Tor Savan-
nah. July -, off Bcachy Head.
Bark Henry tNor. Moftcnsen. from Trcon for Qneooc
BARI Huenst u;orj, ronnicrs from Conway for Whining
ton. NC. Aug Z, lat 80 49, Ion 10 ~.
Bark Lburna (Nor), Gunnupsen. from New York Tor
BARK fsrmo, from London for New York. Aug 7.iat
lon D3l. :.
Bsrh Helene tBr from London for Quebec, Aug ii.iM
-, Ion SO 20
BARK Trsnk CNoD. Jaeobscn from Ncwry for Baltimore
Brig oii,sr. boans ", Aug "a. lat ~ ~, ion 81 90
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

Tobias Gibson, New Orlcahs w. J. Kelly, Now YORK
Adoph Moses Chicago; William II. Field New YORK
c. q. Archer, Cincinnati; Henry Baist, Charleston, D
c., and H. c. Ulmsn, New York.
Mr.. Eiwood f. Thorne is reported to have accepted
the onairmansh ip OF the ExeculIve Committee, and
General Cyrus Bussey, presuenl OF tho New orleans
Chant OF Commerce. has been appointed chairman
OF the Com mmittee on Harbo-s aud shipping.
The Board ~ establishing statistical bureau 10
Washington, ID. e.. which will servo ior nstionat
labor bureau.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Aug 24-Arrived bsrks zinga,sls sDskooJ Hy
ercs france Trcmont Carlisle Rosario brig hyno (Sct
Sceerseu, tsdstow schs Thomas Boos. scmers fhils
delahis; Martha Wceks souie. New YORK;.
Csared-Schrs u Gi,cersleevs. Hull, Nvw terk;
William Boardmsn. Buell.. Aiex anuvih. VA. - -
Ssilsd-stcsmers willism Crane. Norman, suu Sen
whitney; brig Rocky i,icn. -.
35th-saiico. steamers bohemlsb, and MiunesotA
28th-Arrved, cleaners seminole Matthews Savannah
Worcester, Iiosae. haifsx Roman, Crowei rh,iaaci.
pha: MiiiiApsport Wiilctts. do; Allentown, MINIS, dot
sehra IsHac Bkeh, SsnAlns. do: kevssue ihinassdos
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
WHALEMEN.

A letter from the first officer Of bark Msrecls. Trpp
Ms reports Tier Name, July ~ with $50 bbis oil ~
sail 18th for Johnnna Rcpo,is lied from Mahc Jriy
G. bnrks Merlin sturgis. New bedford, bound to eruse
rlatina, Ifowisnd, Nh To- cruise and home. On Mnho
Banks juno ~ Sarks Csl@o Ursw, ny! netnine since
Mabe repairing and would be for In about lO
dsys Bark Atlantic wing, Nh, had gale and lost two
boats Died on board MsrceilA July g. Of
OF the bowels Domingo Gomez, native OF - Jsgo. Cvi.
The OF sho Marcella ashore
sick and would return homo. !.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrwEap. Aug 26-Arnved, steamer Laurcstina fRr).
ill., Baltimore; ships Amss tGor, Bohcrst. rhi'sde
phisi Ryer.on Br), Dennis, do; susesund tNor RAs-
musscn, Baltimore
Sailed 10Th, bark Oscar II tScf,, New York.
ArnSpkL, TO Aug 2G-ssicd. bark Caleb tNoD. New
York.
Ateixns. Aug i6-Arrivcd scnr Brigader Norton, New
York -"f-+tA "'NF'
BRisroL Aug 25--Arrvcas ysrks Surprise, Avsri New
Orleans: Croydon or, ,Lssks Bni River.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
UNITED STATES BOARD OF TRADE.

The following gentlemen. in addition to tho names
already published, have consented to act the Com
mcrcsl Law Committee OF the Unitsd States Board OF
Trade :--GiIbcrt W. Phillips, Putnam. conn. n. y.
Merrick New Orleans; Charles II. simootou, Charles
ton, s. c.; S. b. Eaton. New YORK simeon n. Bald
win, New Haven; W. A. Beach, New York; J. q. Far
rsksr. Cincinnati. Andrew Boardmsp. New YORK;
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
STABBED IN THE NECK.

William Bremermap, the proprietor OF a liquor
storo al No. 127 Crosby street, was stabbed in the
neck last night by William Farrell, a Tin roocr, nno-
teen years of age who resides at No 2SO Mulberry
street. Tho latter was locked up in tho Fourteenth
precinct station house.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
SAILED.

Barks Bore tsws), for Riga; suceess GNsE. Bergen
Ragna (Nor), Hamburg; Chrstse Ger). Bremen; Tuy
fSp) Bsrcelana; Immseoista uts), Marsei'les; bril-
Ruby, Port Spain.
Also sailed steamer North Britain tr) for Rotterdam
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

SIGNAL
PRovrpNrcE Rf. Aug hi-A danger signal was hoisted
tho station n Watch bil yesterday tor She hrs
The New York herald., 1878-08-27

Saturday night, which had not been given oy any
OF the family. The prisoner viii again Do examined
to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
wKArHuR REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYHEAp. Aug 90 Wind ssE, light baroneter 90 500
PLYMOUTH, Aug 20 Wind sE, misty; barometer 20 So
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

Ngw YORK, Aug 26-Noon.
TIE Western Union time ball dropped to-day two-
tenths Of q second fast.
The New York herald., 1878-08-27
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS