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Middletown transcript., 1878-05-04
OUR HOME INDUSTRIES.
VIM. t. BUCKE son, IRON FOUNDERS AND N


wM t. BUCKE & son, IRON FOUNDERS AND MA
CHINIsTs.
The Senior member of this firm, VIM. L.
Buckle, began the business of Iron Founder in
our neighboring town of Smyrna, in the year
1916, where he pursued a successful business
for ten years He then, in March, 1856, came
to Niddletown, and in connection with other
gentlemen carried on the Foundry and Machine
business under the firm name of Buckle, Leath-
erberry & Co. Iu connection with this busi-
ness the firm also had a wheelwright and
blacksmith shop and carried on work in these
branches.
This firm continued business with some
changes up to May, 1866, when T. W. Buckle,
a practical machinist, who had served an APP
prenticeship in one of the largest machine
shops in Philadelphia (''The Industrial
Works" was taken into partnership with the
senior member, and the firm name changed to
VIM. L. Buckle & Son.
At that time their shops were situated on
Main street, where Charlie Anderson's Har-
ness shop lately stood. They remained here
until 1876, when the commodious brick shop
they now occupy, S. W. Corner of Scott and
Green streets, was built.
The business Of the firm at present is princi-
pally plows, plow castings, machine jobbing
Of all kinds, repairing steam engines, mill
work, gas and steam fitting, &c The Phila-
delphia firm with which Mr. 7. w Buckle served
an apprenticeship were extensive machine tool
builders. He also worked some time with
Pusey, Jones & Co. of Wilmington, builders oi
stationary and marine engines, and his
wide and varied experience in the variou:
departments of these shops eminently fitted
him for the business in which he is now en-.
gagged.
Nm- l. Bucke 4 Son manufacture a great
number of plows and plow castings and dur
ing the spring season drive an extensive trade
in this line They also have considerable re
nairing to do upon all kinds Of farm machine
ry, stationary engines, 9c.
A few years ago the junior member of tn
firm invented simple but exceedingly usetu
little machine for punching asparagus, whiel
has had an extensive sale not only in this sec
ton, but in Pennsylvania Maryland, Virgins
and New Jersey.
We made pleasant call on Messrs. Buck
4 Son a few days since. when the junior mem
ber of the firm kindly showed US through tn
shop and explained the working Of the differ
ent mechanical contrivances for the manufac
ture and repair of machinery with which th
shop is we'll supplied. Mr. B informed
that he contemplates the erection Of dwell
ing at an early day,in the vicinity of his shop
and We hope this section of our town will 500
take start on the road to improvement an
keep pace with other sections where, for th
last year, the sound of mason's hammer an
carpenters saw has hardly ceased.
Buckle & Sons shop is strong and we
bnilt brick structure and is well adapted fc
the purpose for which it is used. No doubt
their patronage increases the buildingswill
extended.
Middletown transcript., 1878-05-04
Improvement pots.

Reynolds Co.'s new store has received the
finishing touches and will be opened to custo-
mers to-day.
The new store on Main Street, west of Ella
son & Rensou's, is finished and ready for oc-
cupancy.
The store on Broad Street is plastered and
will soon be ready for the shelving.
Mr.. Pennington is now occupying his new
bouse on Green Street. Mr.. Benson's house
on the same street is nearly finished.
The walls of Moore & Co.'S. new store, on
Main Street, are going rapidly up under the
hands of an efficient corps Of bricklayers.
Mr Drummond will probably commence
new dwelling on Green Street at an early day
Paint and white-wash have been freely used
IN Middletown this spring in nearly all quar-
tors We are looking well, we are.
Middletown transcript., 1878-05-04
Suicide.


Yesterday morning about o'clock, a colored
man named James Pryor, committed suicide by
hanging himself with a plow line in K. i.
Lockwood's barn, on the Levels ] J miles from
this town. Pryor arose carly, saying he had
not slept well and did not want breakfast. Mr..
Lockwood went to the fields with his hands,
Pryor remaining at the barn, where, shortly
afterwards, colored boy saw him standing
upon the beam with the rope round his neck,
uttering prayer The boy ran away and
gave the alarm to Pryor's wife, who hurried
to the scene and discovered him hanging by
the neck. He had secured the rope to cross
tie above and deliberately stepped of the beam,
having a fall of only few inches. Mr.. Lock
wood was Immediately sent for, and upon his
arrival efforts were made to resuscitate Pryor,
but without avail. Mr. Lockwood then came
20 Middletown and notified the proper author
tiles, when Esquire Naudain Immediately sum-
| moned jury, and proceeded to the scene o.
hanging. Coroner Rose was telegraphed for and
came down on the 1890 train and proceeded
to hold an inquest; the verdict being that
Pryor came to his death by his own hand;
while laboring under temporary insanity. Il
is stated that he has been subject to fits O
mental alteration for some time. He occu-
pied tenement house on Mr.. lockwood;
farm, and leaves a wife and several children.
Middletown transcript., 1878-05-04

Job Printing done at this office in the best
manner, and at CITY prices.
Middletown transcript., 1878-05-04
N GIL.
0HalIIR95 9UIdla.
RO Farm Gates for sale, well made and Of

E0 Farm Gates for sale, well made and OF
e)U the best material. Cheap for cash and
very low in lots of several at one time.
G. E. HUKILL,
If At the Lumber Yard.
Tin and Iron Roofing promptly attended TO
at bottom prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
at LINDLEY & KEMP'S.
Forks, long and short handles, and all
kinds of shovels, spades and rakes, cheapest
in town, at u. h. HUhlLL ..
Ladies' and Gents Silk Handkerchiefs in
great variety. Misses and Children's regular
made Hose in all the desirable colors. Ladies
Kid Gloves suitable for Christmas presents, at
Geo. W. W. Naudain's Popular Corner.
Slate Mantles, all kinds and prices, at
LINDLEY 4 KEMP'S.
Use Lucas Liquid Paint" the best
ready mixed paint that is made. We guar
anteee satisfaction. 6. HUklLl1'
Roof Paint ready mixed; a good paint at
trifling cost q. b. HohlLL.
Middletown transcript., 1878-05-04

Mr. H. "A. Nowland brought to our office on
Thursday. several heads of ordinary red wheat
which were fully out. Mr.. NJ says great
many heads are out and that the earliest
neriod Of wheat being in head in former years,
according to his recollection was the 10th OF
Nav. 1872. in which year, wheat was cut on
the 18th of June. Can any one tell us Of an
earlier season than that Of ~, previous to this
The excursion train to Barnum's show,
Monday last, consisted Of ten passenger cars,
no more than three of which were filed when
it passed this point Some few persons OF this
town and vicinity avaiIed themselves Of this
opportunity 10 witness the great Snowman s
latest travelling exhibition; but, as some had
taken the morning train, the excursion was
not augmented to any considerable extent at
this point.
CAPTAIN Pennington has recently planted
shade trees in front of his property on Main
street, from the railroad to the stone marking
the town limits This is an improvement that
all our citizens will hail with joy, and IN a
few short years extend their now limited sum-
ner evening promenades beneath the spread
ing branches of the trees. Should the owner
conclude to put building lots on this street in
the market, they will no doubt be rapidly TAX
en- up, as it appears to be very desirable To-
cation. We hope to see brick row out there
in the near future.
A Smyrna correspondent Of EOery Erening
speaks lhusly of our onward progress; Smyr-
ma does not appear to be growing much OF
late years. Very few houses have been erected
and this spring, when the builders at Middle
town and Dover are as busy as bees erecting
new and repairing old houses, there is little,
if any activity here. At Middletown, espe-
cially, there is very large amount Of build
ing operations at the present time, and more
houses are being built than for years before
If the other Delaware towns do not have
care. Middletown will outstrip them all in en-
terprise and Importance.
Middletown transcript., 1878-05-04
announcements of candidates.
FOR SHERTFF

To tile Electors Of Ne,O Castle County :;
FELLow-C -C1rnENs-I offer myself to your
consideration as a candidate for Sheriff, sub
iect to the nomination of the Democratic par
ty, pledging myself to support the successful
nominee. JOHN r. Lh'
Middletown transcript., 1878-05-04
List ofLetters

Remaining in the Post Office at MiddletOwn,
Del, for the month ending April 3Oth, 1878
Abby W. Allen, Mrs ThOs. Bedloe, Jacob
Cork. Louvina Comiger Fannie Clemdaniel,
Wm. Conlyn, Alfred Fisher, Miss NJ. j. Gray,
Margaret Harris, T. H Jones. W. W.. Lewis,
Ella R. Moore, Eliza Murrah, J. W. MorrowS'
Rachel Pratt, John Pakham, F. W. Robbins,
John Stevens, James Wilson, Mary Stewart,
Annie J Wilson, Katie Wilson, (col.
Persous calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised
D. L. DUNNING,
Postmaster
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain aims, OF tho steamer ecyths, ffom Iv-
srpoo has our for special observa
tions IN sde with HERALD weasher
vice.
srKAMxn BLrruEIN-Quebec, aug 7-Latest Information
from the Blsnh i'm Br wrecked on Bic lslans.
Hst Bic Island the stem OF tho steamer
shy wrecked =. that place two year. ago She faces
four fathoms q: water under her 1t go feet
from ths stem ut low wster steamer lett this port this
other necessary rppascss - sssist In sat
INK her.
sn,r rAut JeExs Gerr.sh, which arrived .. sh..sha.
Indian Ocean and had her wheel carried away by
The same tooE number Of small articss on deck.
injured 6errish thas he was laid mp for three
wceks.
BARK WoOp tBr), from st Thomas for Cardenas,
previously reported wrecked fcundered July 30 miles
4 Of Cayo Cruse del Padre. All hands safs
BRIc KALUxA. Curts. from Philadelphia July ~ for
Greenock, picked osmaseed on the 9th nst 800
miles distant cspcs OF tho
Nova scotisn (Br from Liverpool and sowed TO Bslsi-
ishsnng Ausnst 2 in iat 3s 81. 10 "a had
IN The trcstie trees with yards except
Hving jib and middle stays~ii
Bnuc ZxroBIA CBr) Parsons. from Halifax via Sydney.
Of for Harbor Grace NF, 10 reported TO DO total
wreck II srbor Grace.
scuR MAJOR Dightop which went ashore side
Of PspposQussh sbo0t weeks since. noased of
Ss,urdny ss by the assistance Of tug towed
10 Pail River full ofwsser.
scuR JouN BIRD, Bunker. AT Boston, Aug from Ma
tanzas reports Aug lat 80 So lon 73 W. passed wreck
k eI u length nbont lI eos; painted black and
appssen nfiy long In that c,notsten
AsrsswALL July 2S- The schr Addie Vessels. Smith,
vth ivory nuts Tor Now York. ashore
light house, but hopes OF getting her on are Gator
tniuet.
FRAUc,sco July 3IOu Sunday evening last. the
bark sierra Nevada eomns the harbor during =
dense log she ran Into the cssk Anucsn whieh wss
but not seriously.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
CLEARED.

Steamer Russia (Br, Cook Liverpool via Queenstown-
steamer Caiedonia tBr), Allison, Observation-Disclosures
steamer Utopa tBr). Donaldson. London Henderson
Bros u.a.
steamer State Of Nevada tBp. Brass GlsssewA Bald
steamer Harold Haarfarer NoD. wiess, Antwerp
ssss%sr sehisdam Dutch. chsvaier. Rotterdam
steamer tieuIogsu (Br), Liudbcvs. Pcrnambuco--R
s..amsI Esps B,, FeIsu'0n kingston ''c~s and Aux
steamer N,arars, cu,is Hsv,na-J.mes w.rd Go.
Steamer Cow Clyde crowell Chareston-J Quiu-
WIN Woodward. Young: B.is%crsWm D,,s,
steamer Anthraeite Hrumley, rhtladeph'"-JAmes
nssnd: ~, u..,.. ..,,o,-n co,,,.
Ship Hormann (Gsr). BambAch. Brcmen-Barnstorh
Bark Kate Cover. (Br), Keatine London--Johu AJans
Bark Peppno Mirnano tItaD, Do Martno. Gloucester.
hsaf9 Bark fAss ha's as. seap.. Esmouh ELauo, sso
g; srs;n or rm
BARK carmsiit. Rseen H.ai Cont. Cork or Fnmouth
ei bss % 10. o.a.ry
B.II . Meta GER. v.nselow. Dan..ic-Funch. Edys &
BARK Actv cswe). Hasslsr, Konigsesrg-Funeh, Edye
Bark Camilla tNor,, Christenssn. stockhom-Bock-
sa9i Lucille DR., JAMESON. Ress.rdanse.mme Bros
Bsrs sna & Bsssn
Bark Templar tBr,. rrefrv, Dunkrk James W Eiwsi
BARK Aurora Csp), Canto, Barceiona-FatmAn Go.
Brig Satanela (Bro. Dean, Oporto-J w Parker Co
& Co.
S,is Esh: n, Lindsay I'Fn'yr. and Porto o''''-
scnr Robert Myhan. Doane. Porto P1ats-Milier 4
Houghton.
schr Addie 4 Nellie CBr), Brown. St Johns EF-scsm-
Sehr h r. James. James. Baltimore and Nortolk-Jamss
schr M Laushton, Hailowen, Boston-Chss living.
Schr = l. Thompson. Hull, Provdence-J Roberts,
.Sloop Engineer Wilson. Perth Amboy -woayer Sterry
Sioop Hero, J nrvis. Perth Amboy-Wesver 4 Storry.
Sloop Jane tlixs Dalton. New Haven y O Roberts
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY Is78-TKIPLE SHEET
schr Morse (Br,, Buckley New York for st johns,

schr Morse (Br,. Buckley. Nov York for St johns
NF. -. -.
.cbr Lizzie MeNieho'l. F@nnios. New York for Ut
schr Iaush, on UsiIowoli. New York for Calais
Schr siie Metcaf New York for Rockland .
sehr Harry Percy Bryant, New York Tor Portsmouth,
NH.
Schr Lucy Ames, Richards. New YorK for Boston.
Schr Mszurka .. .Coomos New York Tor Boston
Sclr Norman, NerrimAn, New York tor Boston.
Schr Vulcan Adams, New Fork for bcsten.
Schr Smith, Snow, New York for Wsrsham
Schr Argo. Carney. New York for wareham
schr hastings. Chase. New York for New BEDFORD.
Schr Florence, Sackett, New York Tor Block lsinnd
Schr Vim I. Peck bunce. New York Tor Hartford.
Schr Sheridan Stewart Now York TOR rortiand,
Sehr Scotia Rogers New York for New London.
nchr Eagle, Phillips, d oboken for Providence.
schr Helen Mar. Nickerson. Hoboken Tor rrsvidcnce
Schr Silss wrK1t, ,t ms'i EnSo"s Tor Bos,on
Schr westerIoo, whi,Aker. kondout for boston.
Srhr Maria Hearn. Iloyt. Hsversrxw for frovidenee
suhr Edward Wooten. squires. kewburr tor Norwich.
Schr VIM Burden. Adams, Amboy Tor Proyidenco
Schr Bertha. Conover Amboy Tor Pawtucket
Schr @ r Shultis, Young. Amocy for New haven.
schr John Price, Nickerson Port johnson Tor Boston
schr Nathaniel Holmes, Dow. Port johnson for rrov'
dence.
schr English Baker, Port johnson for Pawtu'ket
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
ARREST OF H. H. KEMProN.

THE FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE cHAMBERL,IN
GOVERNMENT. IN SOUTH CAROLINA LOCKED
UP on CHARGE OF ENTERTAINMENT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.
wEsrrIELD, Msss., August 7, 1878.
This town 10 In fever OF excitement over the arrest
charge Of smbszzlement while financial agent OF the
arc several rumors aioat as to the amount stolen,
and It Is generally believed 1t will reach $780,
Kemp,on was financial agent OF South Caro-
lima, at New York, from 1868 10 1873.
aud negotiated tho ssle OF about $40, 900 900
worth OF State bonds His srrest to-day was
made an order from Governor Hampton, sent BY
and empezzlemcnt Detective Campbell, who made
the arrest rccei ved despatch to-day from the Ator-
ney General Of south Carolina directing him
70 hold Kompton for instructions from the Governor.
Kempton came from Now York to-day TO visit hts
family who arc stopping at the house Of Mrs Kemp
toms uncle, Mojor Bush.
KEMPrON SAYS
Kompton says tonight that oil his transactions
with state OF South Carolina wcrc settled and ap-
proved to tho satisfaction OF everybody concerned
He says That tho State owes him some 5000, 900.
aud that be Is willing TO have sli the affairs OF the
negotiation fully investigated Hc will meet any and
all argos openly fully and freely under the laws OF
New York State, where he located the time Of
the operations Tor South Carolina.
A FRIEND OF GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN
Kempton Is friend OF Governor Chsmberian. they
were classmates together. He viii be brought
before Judge Looms in tho morning for a
hearing and as he has employed counsel
effort will be made to have him released writ
bctw tho lawyers over the mutter The amount Of
the alleged embszziement is not given
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALyxANDxIA, Aug s,ar,v.S 'ehr George Avery
Allyn: ,y,sSs sons snS xnnss sS'!sa asS Boston
Passed down-seSrs A j HuriCuri, for New Haven
BosroS .ns SsIIysd AZ. p.:" Merton s.s,:r sser-
cic.rsassssnsr Hooper tBr, kurrsi. Liverpool iand
Gen wh,osy h.i.t,, New xo,f sss...qs nc cy,GY. DO
;s: SSDs: s.an so1i L.
New York yio.. KnCwe., de: x.,,,.. s.,,.,.
S;ess
Berry New ork np sousnsra cnsi GS S,1s'
s%i.h Gisssov; seir. San Ja.o Msonsy sos.s
s..s: snr~:eh c.1. Charger, ks.
BsLTiHoaE. ss-Arysd, sesr. John III. vI,I,.n,aay.
;ssa~;r. Me''ff @ INV Isrs1si sTsn.
.s,. rs;.'f Poster, @ a.: @ s.s.. ASs. ysniis:
% .s1 Ms's Ar .T:Ss oaS.;
Porto Kico; brig Ilsrry, M.spmsns San Andrs..
cs'sss.sSas ,S i.;rseoi Norfolk S:it;
s,s s aissy Si.ss Rel .sS. S
Knhi Cos Mohr do er. sve. N1p,; r., v.sn Ms,p1s
Gosscr Paula and hsry Jano brig Perces incS-
"SsuNswrok. Ga. Aug l-A,rived, scar Harriet Bra~s
YORK Es. Ferguson, Dsnsor for Staten Island tsnd
ssieS si.s. scr. Ponder Jr Welsh H:werh 70 io.d
for New orE; Aur I, Drew, Freneh Bangor. to csd
% %sASooR. Aug 5-clssied, seiir vssss, Linnsii. New
Exri Aux s-Arived, schr rhos Clyde tof PhIladei.
%., os's ,r % saa vary
Reh:ras, Phisdslpbis; Clio Chilccss. Fuiesson, New
S.,s K.r %s.tgsrsas 10. rSssiH P.S es
Xdde Jordan, Leavtt Philadelphia welasa, Carter d.
chSkLusros. A.r 7-ss,l"d, steamer Gulf Stream,
CUoshw. Ans i-oissrsd, bark fausbe tBr). Williams,
CXLAfs x"s s-sss,ed, scbr Freddie Eaton. Moss. New
.y~
Davis, Isns. irom wiimin sioa, Del;
sss seA 1eGrSs % s.5s ssf,e Sss saiso San Fran
cSoaeErcwx. SC: Aug Cleared, Cleared, .shr' Eleanor.
Dc A9s r';. sfT .;s,. .es,, hv,ry H;S"sy
Boson eS c.rrs Holmes. Ls%sn FAN Rv'r Daniel Brown
Collin Bake. ss.:, B.,sSs j. vsss.s:
i2Srf"S oxps Aug 7Arrysa s:,s cl,s1. tss,,
sassr, for orders ,.aa sailed ior fh,ladeIphI.,.
p.%s, SS 'asse s.se essas Ss,s s
s5 M:: . lssr ,s% s% a. % ''' d0 's
ifsis' rssa Bremen @ ss E.ms. esrls Mo
GGpG qs % , 's
mYAHNis, Aug s-Pssssd b.. sshr Lsey D. hssdy. from
s,ssnn.a ,Is bs m."r.Ss sseser.on New
,yAcRsosyiLLE, Ass s-ArHvsd' 'ehr Ed hs""''n'
Sailed s.srs Nag RUSSELL ssu'msn. Pernsndin"; Col
ss.s. sss Annie ME- %:ss r.s, r,ovsss.:
h--Ssted schrs Lcnn Breed. sttiiwet, rnusnc'Pu,.
Vim II Van Brunt Housh.oat New fcrs osnsra'
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 2-.ArrIved slrp Anarew yacs
Bartlett Bsth No bark st 1cnevevs rn sSr
iicnry shepherd stseman Csrdsuss; ueerss Peabody
Ciesrcd.s schr GaIde, Collier, Key West:
3d--Clesred, schrs Mary Msgdelinc remm'ct' noo"e
7th-Arrivod steamer PRO Queen tBr,, wihssns Lves
pool .---.-. ~... w r-,.a cc,
ton EmIly souaer Focte and Tsppsbsnnock' Vcosscy
7h@Ar,ved, bark Nellie " sisdo, Atwood. Rouen; sch
ssa,ed Lone star and Knekerbcckcr for Nev
York. -, ~ o. y.-,~- ,.~,.-
Pensacola v.-.., - m.
lana
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. 7, 1878.
ARRIVALS
REPORTED by THE BKRALp STEAM YACHTS AND hkhALo
HaIIEaIoNE rYLEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED ny THE nKRALp STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnTEsroSE TELEGRAPH dSE.
as. s,s"%.r r,,n: % sr LHn"1p "S moaorss: ~s.sner
from che s.., Avg s, ae Z. 5S S a. ss.ss
safss, s5 So."s VI .'s j.. 2 ys,s rs
ssh lat Il a. "a 81 an bark bound W show
,ssmsr Ks,tesdam sDusch,. Lucas iotserd.m Jnly "a
Hycst 18th, with mdss and 81 pase~sers 20 Funh'
Ands Cd S'sssT S Pert N.S, .p rscss Sss Jsy s s
s'samsr Jscnio Phillips ago Jsy ~ c'ssi"s, %
Murray Ferris i. "a Ion 7e' passed wA.ans
seq, New YORK; Snen New o.an. July wh
Steamer John disson Chichester ocorssows. DC with
''s' ~ kics%oad Kelly L.~e. Del With md'c so'h'
% Ts @ .s lS"sH" s%ds and ssrS wssi
to J fsrser Go. anchored in orsvsscnd Baylor
snrs vrr,nis of Msehss, Thurow, Havro. - days In
ballast, g Mss cHfn,oG Sss %sss q. ssy .s IN n"d 70
Srir hpsoa.s ss1. Kohl, c-pfocso. 20 days. ~h
sesr Gicv:t b.r, Gs.rs.sc-n. SC, ds,; 9TH ,'.
sesr si.usi; sesus.s,, cra.mss, Richmond, Va
schr Nsxson Rogers. zelun virglnis nc e.s.,.
vita lam naval rs's ssrss 10 wooaSonsc a aadd'
rs sss sis aa. %s
s~hr Ella Tobin, Bsgbee, Baltimore.
schr r Pray, Cooiev. Baltimore.
schr A a n Benton, Rudd, Bsttmcre.
schr Gcn Howard. Reed G~rdncr. Ne. dsJss wnA m
ber to order. -
sioop J Forshsy. Green. Norfolk.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Eiesuora johnson Portland New York. WIN
ssss%er ne csy 81 F.ehsurs Els New Bedford for Nov
yerl WIN nd;s ard 20 S,sSE a. sh
schr a l. Dabol, I,scket Nantucket for New York
schr 0eorge Albert. Bry Provtdoncc Tor Ncw fesH
aebr Msry Steve. bacon. Previdence for New ferk.
srhr Adele Felcls Sicboli rroviserce for New York
sehr yntba jane Gsrdner, Providence for Now York
schr sanuci r Goodwin. Williams, stamford for Scw
York.
The reported srt Island roads ofhc ste smor
Alhembrs was error
BOUND FAST.
Steamer Tihs. Ewing, New York for New London and
Norwich. s,-..
Bark j E Brett, Gibson. New York for Ncushrwssser
Brig Miranda, Mitcne1, New Y ork Tor Dunin 49,.
Brig Eiba tBr), Mambsch Now Ysrk for Haifsx, Ns
Bris Reporter. RYDER. Port Johnson Tor salem
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

Bins xSds ssss i. Ss.ss Nss'." Hy.q,
York.
,,cAlcu11A. June ss- -rroseeding down, ship Daniel
cALlxo July Is-Arrved: bark Sarah Eidgw.y. Towns
s:,.d isss. skips ( Il Thomas. Nichols huan,os
aurens SNOW do 18th, bark Mabel Br'. Grimths Aciil-
GLASGOW. Aug Arrived bark Leproaux tBr>, Brown.
HALIFAX A2g s-cieared. brig Champion tBE, Tanning.
ciesea 7.h bark Ocean Express r,. Crosby London.
with Of $iooooo worth Of canned Holsters and
KINGSTON. j. uly2s-Asrved. brig Queen Of the West
Sailed July IS senr Jesse smith, smith, Nontess Bay
18th M S:;{ s s Hs:s s pmo
xosrasA Aus sA.rysd ;:s.me; :ns:: 3D. Baker
L5.a s.sd s;s ei Slp o..so~ 81
Tsst E9s @
Lax: Erie & s.is"x S:rs E.. m Lv
31 :ohF kSnsss' Sa xss
scs ios srsos i..cdS Aisnry; New Yc;I
e HSsa.ns sssn julia Es.Soh Insr.h.m Ksy
Sonru svDsxy CB, Aux- s-Arrived. steamer ssrvian
tB Taylor Mon,,os ir London put IN 'of Goa: sss' S,
Esse. ks1 % paeii%; Brig asrius cops tr Siefeson
f;s;.s +, AS s os. F::'' ship I'-' s
PIcrou.sAug 3CieAred, bark Western Bell Br,, Mon
csl,.. I, 90 na,r:5
HysspooI dC S,H forn BsnIssgor s. ~, syanSsy
Cleared 9Th. burks LaborAmus (br, Aon,r, DundAk;
sn.d .S steamer copia OBJ, rucsos rom Mon.re.D
| Shart
st PIERRE Mayt) Auy 7-Arsived previously. brig Gam
| bta Cousins, Phila ladclphiA via Fort dc France
| ST JOHN, NIB. Aug 0-Arived bnrks Anglo (Br,. Cam
eron Dublin; Thomas Cochran tBg. Smith, Amsterdam
| Taral CSor). Jacobsen, Amstc ronni .
| Cleared Sth. bark Hcnretts (br): ADAMS Lvsrpool
sehr Randolph tBr), Warner. Barbados 7th, schrs An
| nie Whiting, Philads phia; snow Bird, New York.
Sailed 9th. bark Carrie Humphrey Grosier, Ade'sid'
smrpIAc NIB. Aug IA rived. bark Charles Northcot
YAnaourM, rs, Ang s-sailed. ship Ismir (Br), Bond
baltimore.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

RErY TO soEruwEsr or PoISr PucocHo. COAST or
"
Tho Maritime Sub Delegate Of the Boy OF Corone states
that he and skon the bearings OF biths
unknnvn reef rituased $50 metres 20 tho and &C "a
~ of The OK trcpc Point Puseoho Tho rock is more
or less crcnar fcv uesrly fat the and with
dsrcter Of 10 20 fhc soundiugs over 10
irom 20 10 metres cxccptin s extreme n, where they
sn the 12d OF June low tide. strong curront was
IN tho vicinity the reo which reached three mies
hsnr a, the vftte Bay of Corene Ihis
ordinary is purely nna has rs origin In
the wnas from tho ash quadrant wlch blow
surins IN. and Ia the great discharge from tho
river Btobio, In consequence OF the abundap rains
MnrTetc Observation-Disclosures N II deg 3S min NE In
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
SAILED.

Steamers Canada Fr) Tor svre; Canada (B, London
Utopia (Br) do; Schiedau tDutch>. Rotterdam Russia
Pernambnco: niagara, havana Livinsston, s.v.nnsh
NV Clyde. Charleston shps Monarch tbrl Antrerp
(Nor, Eisnore snsh (kor1, Denmark Benguela (Ncr).
hamburg: Romance tBr) karsoies Stanley (Nor> Rot
terd.m Lucille Br,, do; AEostinc u.sp, 9ueeussown
Favegno GtaD. do: brig Grantos tSor,; Christians
stockholm Nina (Nor) Stctn staney (Nor, Rotterdam.