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rt. NC. for medical aid and crew After leaving ing
sssuort ssPsrsnesd heavy seas until We sss o
Wilmington kode the gale of Wednesday xt quarantine
scmn JOHN Borsros from Port s.ri. ia. for Della; Ella
Breakwater, abandoned. as before reported ana
stripped Oct Is 49, lon ~ So BY schr Lena
scna YOSEMITE. from New York for Darsn put into
Norfolk path LEAKING.
The reported dragged ashore City Island 2sd
have not sust aimed much damage.
ALEXANDRIA Oct 23-Sss Lady OF the Lake. from
Nools reports one vessel sunk a: Mans one as
| names untnown.
Eps.nroxs os. Bliss; nua:os from sSI's s% a.
PGus both on. OF water sboa. 20 feet
ss' dissa.sx P.%sc "s
sssa vf sss % as % Ii .e ss
MILFORD, Del oss a4-scs- il Laws. owned BY An;
TN WIN
| good deal Of difficulty in getting her of.
NORFOLK. Oct 23-schr VIM Tics. for Alexandra, Va
which put In at this port for repairs, will sail to-day
NEWCASTLE Del. Oct 23-sehr Buckeye. bound from VIII
s.aa.I xppi.oa master, iosaasrsd IL the hi;
ls0e. hi. Wife os"s os Ss .n anf on. M
hand. we're dro~ned only one man the m .ss
H:n Kelley was saved A' name Of the survivor george
Nrw LONDON. 90. PA Long Island schooner. name
on Lish house point this forenoon
rosS Sass ss' Gn.pee: wharf
Soss x:n III. "s. 10 si
returned ~ h.past She reports that the only dam
SsAs s Of the
gines the The Also settled
upper deck straiued Capt Scott wrecSer.
board OF her. The rest OF the
brought to this port Wednesday. The Providence
Barst0w four schooner loads Of the
John Bramalls to Providence to-day. Thore Is
further apprehension tho gale haviag subsidized
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass. Oct "a The schooner ashore
Hedge Fence yesterday was James Drury tnot Jas
Dorsey
The wreck OF schr Eta simpson, grounded Yesterday
Middle Ground and this morning dred eastward by
his hArbor The Island Home ana River Queen
have gone In pursuit. N4l. .
whaling bark Sarah Is reported back OF
the Vineyard and will probably land there.
WLxIxGroS, Dell Oct 23The schr Dever OF Dividing
Creek Cumberland county Nd while sailing the river
morning, between the mouth Of the Christians and
struck by gale and endeavoredto AXE
consisting the captsia and four took the yswl boat
and pulled for shore but heavy struck the boat and
turned her bottom The esptain Robert Robbins aud
Of the sesmen. named Peter Williams were drowned
LAUNCHES IN v Minott will launch . LOO ton ship
from lis yard Phipsburg Center next Saturday.
Hon Edward O'sren of Thomaston, viii l-unch Oct 2S
the ship built that place. Sh 245 feet
long 42 BEAM so feet deep and will register
2.2O0 She tor the captain who is TO
mand hsr-Frank Curling, late of ship Win Campbell.
LAuSoHxD-At the yard OF d II Atkins. Milton, Del,
Oct 23 the bark Elisa McManemy. Her dimensions
lao fest keel 64 feet over ALL - feet beam main hatch
l1s feet, and test between decks She IL be
mAndrd by Geo FenAimore.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

RS- For wreck Of ship Davis. from caao attended
during the Of the asd. columns
STEAMER MEncAIos tBelgl from Antwerp Oct fo- New
a So ~ and nsnt mos,a DAM
STEAMER NAKRAGAsssTr tashermanl, Faulkner, while
passing ,hfoaEh the .oridss at aivorton, A. as
sunk. The crew were saved WreeSers from Nswpsrs
snrp srAYroRpsnIax tBrl. Doughty At San Fr.ncisco
Oct rs from Newcastle; on Sept "a lat rs 81 n, Ion 10
sE blew away lower topsaiis lost and split other
BARK MARTHA (Br) Thomas. from Bull River tor New
castle has been abandoned The officers and crew
arrived Charleston 24th inst III schr Fred Carl
Rotterdam.
BARK BAnpKs Osusj. at Philadelphia from London 70
ports ~ lat - A. Ion n 80 esperisnced hur
cane lasting ~ hours, during which lost two top
sails and main trysaiL
BARE DoxIsIaus lBD. from Por. csleaoniA tor New
Troop wtile g.ng into haliisx haDor. uck
pSG' DSS rails and spsnser and
plank and ,a.risg asy she asroa =, e ase cabin Iss
would not answer her helm readily The BARK hauled
80 tons Of her cargo sbs damage 20 the rud.
der may be ascertaned and the repairs
BARK Nrw RsrUnLIc tBr. from brunswick Ga. for RI
Janoro before reported arrived at Tybce Oct ~ water
iogged
scnR ALTOONA u76 tons. Of Boston,. Fitzgerald. from
sy New York with 40 sn. wsn, ..h3,s one ME
RM oct ~ san ysa bsss S Washed Ss
can he saved.
scnR Jos FIrcn. which wen. ashore near stonington
18th inst broke up on wednesday night during the gale
ScuR gAxL CARLTON. from New York for Phadelphia o,
Which grounded inside OF Barnegs Inlet and
foated, aground at the Inlet Her sternpos 10
and the Is leaking She win probably dis
ehsrg cargo before hoating
scun NELLIE y PAINE, Fisher from Boston for New
york nut New Bedford Oct - with loss Of anchor
Cot nit o morning
scnR Is B CHURCH, Kelley, from New Bedford Oct ~
tor DC returned to port 23d why stated.
ScpR wm McCopB. when dragged ashore at City Island
in the gale 23d so badly damaged tha her
will strip her al everything
Scpa q WILEY. Capt Tomnson with cargo OF phos
phae ashore Rockuway Beach, LII, and will be to-
tsl losx The vessel while beating o Rockawny 1nle
Oct III missed stays and struck she shos and the
were unable to Eet her OIL
Sem john A GRIFFIN. Foster, at Phiiadelphis from
Wimnxton NC. reports wncn three days out from vii
mingion NJ the crew were taken down with chiis Ane
fever October ~ heavy M gale with high seas
which lasted ak days obliged put into Bsau
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REPORTED THE HERALD STRAIN YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Abyssni6 (Rr) Murphy. Liverpool Oct II and
oaeens,own is,h with ndse and pa1ssnser'o Franek
days n 81 ssas e Fane aye CO .S .s s0sSq sn..s
&c, Il a % y lon ,s u H. s e ss 81 S IS
sa.. S' i
6sa:d. i Oct ~ ,.a:s ..s
sssa%ss s.s.rs esfs!, % oe; ,s With ns:: =:
ass e. 81 5 sn To IL ss:
Richmond Kelly. Norfolk, City Poin. and Rich
mond. with mdse and passengers to the Old dominion
sssamrr Aibemarle Gibbs Lewss DEL with mdss 90
Old Dominion ste amship Company =.
np m, 10 nns asnrn ana m s 81 Hugo
Miller native OF New York. fell overheard and was
Bark Franceschno dtaD. ASte; ull 81 days. In bal.
last. Benham BOye,en. Had heavy weather; stove
!. e. a rsas % n:
BARR Atlas Sorl Lardsn Rotterdam 81 days: in bal bal
west Of the Banks.
in Ssii.s. % Ei%s % g. Had strong Sk and NV
gales rh heavy head lost and sp . Oct
SAN - miles Sc Of the is.shp hAa heavy sE sa's'
S m TO-. 70, sn
spanker; put in here tor repairs.
ps-Bsrs Donald Ferguson lBp from Dublin. which vas
anchored below the city 24h and reports had
heavy NE and NV gales: lost and split sails
HJ- Bark Hebe (Nor). from Valencia. which Vas an.
chored below for orders, passed up at D Pm 24th.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND souTE.
Schr II Crandali (Rr) Ross. st John. NIB, for New
York. with lumber to simpson, Clapp Co.
Schr Ira Sturgis, Johnson henneoec River Tor New
York.
Schr E Nckerson, Nickerson Kenneoec for New York.
Schr S LniEprey. Robinson Kcnnebec for New York.
Scbr elias Ross Lewis. Kennebec tor New York
sehr Congress- Willard. rorflano Me- Tor New xofk'
sehr Alaska. Hamiton. Portland, No, for New York
Schr Charles Hazard, Hazard Bangor for Now York.
Schr NJ J Laughton, iolosell, Bolfsst. Me- for New
YORK.
sehr Jamestown. Chase: Hyanns for New York.
Schr Jonn Lozier, Tisdsle. Taunton tor Ne 7 York.
schr Kate scranton Pond prosidenes tor New York.
Schr Z A Hooper. Hand, Providence for New York
schr Mary Emma, Caauncy, Providence for Now York
Schr Alfred nowe Ellis Warren. RI for New York.
schr odell winsiow. Portland. CT. for Now York.
schr Hattie Los sheppard, Mystic, Ct. for Baltimore
Schr Ssie Burton. Burley, Stamford for New York
Passed through -Schr Schultz. for Philadelphia.
York before reported of Captains Island Long Island
Sound. is now at anchor in Hart Island Roads.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Franconia, Bragg. New York for Portland.
Ship Owe 20. White. New York for Point Wolfe. Nh.
Schr Lady Antrim. Carter; New York Tor WarehAW.
sck Joseph Rogers Hamilton, New York for Portland,
Schr May Munroe Adams, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Maria Adelaide Kemp, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr = s Bickmore. johnson. Amboy for Bath, Me-
Sailed from Hart Island Roads this AM-Bark james
Mccarthy Strout New YORK for Montevideo brgs Roses
Maod. do for 81 John NIB schrs Kate c.rss"n t.
Thorndke do for Belfast Spring Bird tr McLnin. do
aen Dudley do for Lubec; and eli others before 70.
ported.
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Qusbee for this port has put into Kinguswn making
water. having struck Burford Bank while In tev.

water having struck on Buriord Bank while In sev.
GEEESocK. Oct lo-The Lady Clarendon. Msrshsi
the Bank yesterday lsky had got about Loo miles west OF
Eagle Island when she mad TO turn back sSs hss been
after shich she will be doeked tor REPAIRS
HAvRE. Oct 10 This morning, a. the ship spastsn
tAmercsn, from New York sntarlng the hsrser abe
contact with iron lighter. laden with ballast.
lying against the Jeranos ts). moored ~ the quay
lighter sank aud the had two or three plates
broken &c The Spartan sustained seme damage to bow
SPIRIT
LIVERPOOL Oct 1.-the Martha, Norwegian ship. IRON
Night AFTER discharging 1000 barrels Of petroleum Ano
towed into Gothenburg.
Jon towsd St rudwal Roads from $. Patrlsk's
Causewsy.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct lo-The ship Lepsnto. arrived hers
renssa rie% Mf~ hssvy sss from NV w
sea compelled to heave to consequence OF tns
the she passed the meridian q Cape Race aad
s with s iSm s: Nv s' r S
violence her arrival here Tho report Of the Captsn
Western verge gale during the whole on the
soth nit the barometer was s.x,. At 2sso, whsa
have xs aA been n. NV ana sw, p.insiuanly NV: We
asen and on our arrival only the
bsr deck al the rest have been washed away.
OusrSsrows Oct 1.-The bark Geronimo Msdrs uta).
from while sailing into harbor last night.
Yort which vessel was about seas ssss
had their quartsrs dmmaged and lost sais
wuIrxuAvnS Oct ll-Tae bark C.rn Tuai. or Lverpool
from dan postien the soway Firth yestsrd.v
and sht TO this port by the tug Whshaven. Ihs
Ing tina. and :ucc.eded In nkns on al ths c.sv
sS III: awe
also crew 20 put on oHs,a s ms .ns
arrived In this port NJ S;3o I'm.
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SAILED,

Steamers Memling tBr). Tor Liverpool; Parshia (3r
do Celtic tBr) do; State OF Louisiana tBrl Glasgow:
Denmark tBrl, London Herder G:er), Hamburg; Atlas
Emily soudsr ST Domingo. re: Gamma tBr)
Joseph Meibournes Colorado; sydney. NsW; Western
Empire. Lvsrpooi; bnrks WAkedeid Calcutta: Meta
Norj. dublin; Bella Nudge tBr) lilo Jansro Auguste
Lisbon; Gem. Barbados; Cameo Port Spain; schrs J j
Wood, Lizzie. Annie wehb, q ttalocs, CottnY-
and JaseDb kudd. ALI for Southoru constwiso marta
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at St Micnels Sept 10. schrs Lotte Cook,
Dyer: Arizona, White: ghas Thompson; Dyer. Ora.
I sparks, SPARKS. E.ysI: r. N simmons, Atkins Atkins
Gage Phillips. Nickerson, do; 23d. Amelis, Bradley,
bermuda: 24th brig Herman Smith 18th, barks Attic
boro Holland, BERN uda 29th, Janet. Garland. Cxps
Verbs; S,th, Wave, Hammond, st Georges. s4
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SPOKEN.

Ship Coehssssr Br) from Bremen for Now York. Sept
20, lat 49, Ion g.
Ship Ch.rlo.ts Ger Gutsmith. from Baltimore for Brs
men, Oct 2 lat 40, lon A.
A ship (Ger). showing QDCN. from Bremen Tor Balt-
more, Oct g. lat 48. Ion 80.
Bark Webster. Chisholm. from Bsssein for Queens
town, Aug IL. lat ~ 8, Ion 40 Z.
Bark Hiawstha (r) Little, from Londonderry for Balt
more, Oct 81, 90 miles by EYE Of Sandy Hook.
a bark tNor,. showing HINTS. from London for New
Yorx Oct 6, lat -, Ion A.
An american schooner. showing JRDH ~ Aug %. lat
IL s. lon d w.
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MISSING.

John Lynch, twelve years old, and his younger
brother Edward ten years old, are reported missing
from No. Navy street, Brooklyn.
James CoyIe twenty-five years OF age, has been
missing from his home, No. 4el West wenty-sixtb
street since the 18Th inss.
Joseph Daily, hiteep years old, Of No. ~ Horatio
street, and Nanny feDatar, sixteen years old OF No
81 CHARLES street, are also missing.
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GENERAL GEORGE n. ppvEREArx.

General George H. Devsrsaux died at his residence
in Salem, Mass, yesterday afternoon, aged sixty
nine years. He born in Salem, and entered Har-
ward College 1925, graduating in tho class OF 1929.
He Afterwards studied law and became q prominent
member OF the Essex County Bar lie paid uch at
tenton military matters aud occupied various nigh
positiops In Inc militia OF his State,
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A PASSENGER STEAMER MISSING
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD !

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALrIxoRE, Oct. "a, 1873.
The steamer Matilda, Captain James Gurley, OF tho
wosms transportation line, which sailed from Fred.
ericIsburg. Va, Tor Baltimore, Monday, has not
been heard from, and is feared she lost In the
cyclone OF "Wednesday. She had OF twenty
fve, and about a dozen passengers. The vessel IL
waived At $4,000
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BuxEos ArRys, Sept 9-Arrivsd, bark Cyclone Br).
Forbcs, Montevdeo.
C1LcurrA, sept l7In port ship Artist tBr, Sergeant
for 1fnidsd aud New York, to sail early In Novsmber
CEspuyeos. Oct l2-sailsd. brig Alphonse Br) Kohl,
New York :. . -.
CAIsARirs. Oct Ie-Ccared, schr Harry O shepherd.
Btesimsn, Now York a.
In pors i6th brigs Merritt. Bo-dsn shamrock tBrl
o'Conns schrs Arena Pummsr LooK Out Niekcis, all
an or Of Hattsrns.
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GENERAL JAMES s. WHITNEY.

General James S. Whitney, while riding to hts home
in Brooklins. from Boston, last night IN horse car,
was taken suddenly i'll with an apoplectis ft,
and before q physician reached him life
was extinct. General Whitney WAS born at South
Desraeld In MAssneh usetts. in May, 1911, and from
boy hood was accustomed 10 an active life. Before
obtaining his majority he was appointed by Governor
Everett general OF militia and atterward hi1b sheriff
OF Hampshire county. On resignng his office he be-
came the cotton uaeturing business
in Conway, and built several cotton mills. Under
President Buchauan's administration lie ap-
pointed superintendent ot the Springfield Armory,
sing ssvcrs radical Improvements therein, until
II was considered the model armory OF the
United States He was appointed by President
Pierce Collector Of tho port Ut Boston. After
resignng this position he became president o, The
Metropolitan Steamship Company. In politics he
had always taken active part IN 1854 being elected
to the egtslature In 1871 he was elected to the
State Senate, where be served with marked
ability He had always been prominent and
sisent member OF tho democratic party, and secured
the good Will and respect OF all irrespective OF party
by his honorable treatment OF his opponents. He
leaves q vile, tour daugh ters and two One Of
his daughters married Mr. Charles Barney, OF New
York, aud tho other W. +. Dimmock, OF New York,
the remaining Two being unmarried
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BOUND EAST.
BELOW.

Ship Princeton. Bradley. from Bremen Sept 8.
Bark Eingket. GER, Schmidt. from SIettin Aug "a
Brig Favorite Higgens from Point ta.Pitre Sept d. in
tow OF Pilot boat Mary ana Wiilisrns No. l9
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.


A -sCH00NER YACHT JOSEPHINE, eJx2ikx7k
II .coppefcd In perfect order handsomely iurnishsdj
fast; will DO sold ow. Foot Bridge ST.. Brookiyn.
O. Il. POiLLON, 224 South st.
EOR SALk-SCHuOSER WILLIAM GRAY; BUILf
1850 ~ tons register copper tastened fair order.
JOHN .pN n JO., Unctsvillc New London county C"nu
WANTEU To CHARfGR-AN Al BARK OH CLIP
w per Of 2DO to $40 tons for TO Austrs char
terer 10 haa captain and crew. Apply toJOHN b. AUk-
RAY, 81 wall -
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OBITUARY.
xx-szNAToR JOHN s. cARLILE.

EX-SENATOR JOHN 3. CARLILEs
Ex-United States Senator John s. Carlile, OF West
Virginia, died at his homo at Ciarksburg, In that
State, yesterday morning, very unexpectedly. Mr.
Carle born in Winchester, Frederick county,
Va, December 10. 1877, and was educated at home
until At the age OF fourteen years. when be went
into q country store salesman and clerk,
In which business he engaged for himself at the age
Of seventeen. About this time he also commenced
reading law, and was admitted to the Bar In 1870
Two years he entered upon the practice Of his
profession In Beverly, Randolph county. He was
elected 10 the State Senate In 1s47 and served ill
1851. In 1850 he o member Of the Constitu-
tional Convention OF Virginia, and IN 1893 was
elected Representative In CONGRESS, serving
one term. In 1851 he was again elected a
Representative to the Thrty-seventh ConGresA
he was the prime mover In the action
which resulted In the division Of the Ola Dominion
tion called, which assembled IN Wheeling as the
capital OF the State. He was suose-
Qusntly elected by o convention, also heid al mat
place, as one oi Two senator's 10 ssp.s. ssi's .s
still the Union and representatives were wanted 70
carry the idea he admitted without mucn re-
gard 10 the question OF regularity. While IN Tue
Senate the question Of the separation OF west
Virginia from the old State was taken up.
aud although taxing prominent part ~ iavor
OF the movement, the views entertained by MI.
states differing the majority OF his party, which
then independence OF opinion or actioh.
caused HIM 10 be accused Of iavoring the South An
accusation Of this character was thsn ianiaount 70
a conviction and his influence In the party counsels
received a death blow. He subsequently became
strong supporter OF President Johnssn's policy OPP
posing the policy OF reconstruction by the TeIuo-
party. In 1864 Mr. Carlie retired 10 Iarn, ana
nothing more heard OF him in politics until be
s,umpod the General Grant 1868, retiring
again mis- privacy after tho election.
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SAMUEL c. MORRIS.


Samuel c. Morris, late proprietor OF the Pavilion
Hotel Long Branch, died there on Tuesday afternoon
alter lingering illness, induced by disease OF the
heart. MT Norris commenced life as seafaring
man, and subsequently identified himself with the
bathing Interests Of Long Branch as soon as these
began to assppe somo Importance. He was for
considerable time the proprietor OF the estabshmsn
known the Morris Hotel. SO greatly was he re-
spscted ana trusted by those who knew him
that twenty-seven years ago number OF
prem,n ent gentle emen his friends, built ior
MIN the Pavilion House and installed him as ITS pro-
prietor-a position which he retained TO the hour OF
his death. The deceased gentleman, who enjoyed the
reputation OF being st the most enterprisng and
genial about Long Branch, WIS born In Mon
mouth county, N j., IN the year 18l3 and therefore
attained the age OF sixy.dve at the time OF his
death. HIS daughter, Miss II. Maria Morris, was SO
aGected by her athcr's DEATH to whom she was most
dsvoledy attached that suddenly died Wcdnes-
day OF fit OF apoplexy, attributed TO the mental ex-
citemont caused by her gr'el The funeral services
win take place at two r. H. to-day in The Branchburg
Methodist Episcopal Church.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pArEs or DEPARTURE FROM sew PoR THE MONTHS
ocroBEK AND NOVEMBER.
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LosDos. oc. l2-Arrivsd. City Of Quebec. Falconsr.
Cleared I2.h Rutherford Browne. Delaware Break.
Arrives NJ GrsSssend iith. Queen Of ths North from
2Ssbes; s1rEsrpsi.ss oss ssnwns s sAsEsr sirsmea
IssoS Oct e-xrrvea. P!oisltore sisno Pbil.deiphia
nanH. Allen Goueessr sth. Narisana VII. Lopes Phil.
Masao. octs-Asty.d. Helois %. Smith. Pssrss t.nd
sailed 5th for New York;.
sailed 4th Counsellor U Jackson. Boston land sailed
''si1 MELBOURNE ssoa, Oct 7Asrved Taylor Bergman.
NAPLES Oct 7-Amved Olympia %. Craig, Glasgow, &c
ps PssamS s,S os 'ia oarv for pon. d. CALI.
Ponrsxogrn; Oct Ii-pus in. Minnie Watts. WI ats.
ronrLAsP; o. li1Pgs ints the roads Geo jenkins.
QukrssTowx, DC, Arrived. Gsronims Mssrs Berto.
lot,o p"sdsphs for r.et,ecd pu. In for sos.. pilot
rsss ssi ,a oss DssH 1sSss RssH
Amsterdam; augusta. Berwick; Chapman. Dublin I;
o d. Eliza Norton SH.y R6as
% s oGsn s scns
Antwerp: teoooldne tlsuds do: Agan,yr London; Mn
%sr:.y yoaa si. a;S Ss
swIsnnusDk Oct 6-saiied Activ, uIstrup, New York
srAyAsern. Oct a-xrivcd. Edward Hvid,. sor.n,sn.
sT MIcnAsLs, sop. 2s,s.lcd. $ P Chase devenus
York. Warden Law. Graham DO; Olof GlAs, Andersen,
an Cares Olsen. Won Moitke. McCuly. BALTIMORE
Bothnla Eefu Quebec Howck t) Johnnsen. Baltimore
9th u Mcl.aren. Delof, and Dsphine, Bsrtie. do
NsW, Oct Arrived previously, City Of sgd
ney ts). Dearborn, san francisco, &c.
WmrgHAyKs. Oct lI-Arived, Egremont, Miramichi.
YxuIDts. Oct s-sailed. Wesley Seymour. suther-
green. Charleston.
ANTWERP Oct 1.-The ship Lizzie Ross. Hail, which ar.
rived here Oct from Now York driven from
chos IT Michael Battery during u
but DacS to ner anchorage without the
OF tugs
BALLYsHAssoS Oct SThe bark Anna Of Krmgeroe Neil.
from Mamcbi for this tdesl, ashore on
the north side OF the bar her Sept 30 the discharge
cargo commenced. but IL until yesterday.
when nearly all tho ais had been taken that
sci got OF she was towed hers the same day.
BANTRy. Oct 1o--The Grstitude. Bsldock from Phia.
dephia for Qucensow for ORDERS In here Yesterday
through stress OF westhsr aud Is la WILDLY Island
Roadstead. with both bowers down.
BRISTOL. Oct 1.-the Giuis uts arrived here from New
York reports that Oct AID TO- the Bristol Channel
sue lost topss topgallant aud
jiDs and port anchor and chain.
CUxnAvEs Oct 9--Ths DuTus bark, Murphy. from
PHILADELPHIA was In collision last Might northves Of the
bound sustained much damage abaft the foremast,
causing her TO i with The Alert took her
and brought her to the here whore she anchored
this morning.
1ttn, 10 M-The d Duffus Ia lying aground Mt the
mouth the harbor 400 casks OF petroleum. have already
washed throue the opening caused by this collision
PM-fhe v Dunus bias been put aground H1ove this
place by atug.
DusLis. Oct io-Ths Raby. bark. Of Limerick, from
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LMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. "a. 1878
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroNE TELEGRAPa LINE
Steamer Abyssni6 (Rrl Murphy Liverpool Oct u and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-27

Yesterday noon u man driving Il
two horse express down Main street,
loaded with potatoes, came near meet
ing with serious accident. He was
sitting on top OF one of the barrels
when the wagon ran into rut in the
street, near the fremont House, caus.
ing 1t to tumble, throwing the man on
the swinglelreeS OF the wagon. The
falling potatoes and the position of the
driver frightened the team and they
began lunging aud kicking, but,
strange to say, the man, who held on
to the lines, escaped uniDjured. They
were caught 10y y passer by, and the
two together prevented what must
haYe proved disastr ous runaway.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING JANGARY2L
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Physicians pronounce the health
OF the city m being very good.
.-.This beautiful sunshIny, llshlng
weather In slowly but surely killing the
school hoy.
Gayle Il Bright have hal u hand
some sign put over their drug store, on
Elm street
We regret to learn that the wife OF
Deputy Sheriff Hereford, IL lying very
III with typhoid fever.
Yesterday morning Constable llar
din arrested man named j. Lovett
on charge of perjury. He gave bond
--0nicer Waller arrested w. Brown
yesterday evening, In Eaot Dallas, fol
committing nuisance, and lodgeC
him In the Calab00se.
The north bound train on the Cen
trail last night, was several hours late
accustomed by the wrecking OF foui
freight cars near Rice.
Yesterday evening late, the streets
were thronged with people, most o
whom were busy trading The laborel
who had received his weeks earnings,
was busy laying In his family supplies
for the week,