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New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

FENHE GREAT NEW-TORk AQUARIUM,
L Brnatway and ?5tl.st.
NATIONAL COLUHBAWlAE SOCrErY'S GHANDEST
SHOW OF PIGEONS
PRIZE BIRDS On EXHIBITION.
AL THE AWARDS MADE AND CAGES TICKErED.
LAST DAYS LAST DAYS.
lsyps gathering ~ hcauiful and fancy Pgeous
in this any ether country.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
CHARLES FATHER-IN-LAW.

Patrick Mecann, an elderly native Of tho North OF
Ireland a. present residing at No. 55l West Thirty
ninth street, appeared, yesterday morning. at the
Jefferson Market Police Court, complainant against
his son-in-law, Charles Cunningham, VINO halls from
the South Of EriL.
"What did he do to you, Mr.. McCannf f'' asked
Judge Ottei beurg
"Hs smashed In me door and threatened to mur-
dher me ~
s.Isn't he married to your daughter ?"
'ls that 0nny raison why be should TAX the head
o. me?"
None whatever; but Il Is reason for his not hav-
ing had such bood-thlrsty intentions"
"He's daymon incarnaiel"
'.rhis is only family quarrel. Can't you forgive
hims"
mo; Pm damned al Will"
"Hasnt he six childrenS What's TO become OF
thems"
AM Is It because he has chdher be me daugh-
ter that he's to Kill me IN ntirely?"
"Nol at ALL But who'll take care OF them II send
their father 10 tanf"
al will"
"How many children OF your own have your"
s.rwo more girls besides ms wifs."
SHOW ola theyY'
s.On, faith, they're 1t for marriagel"
81 guess you'd better compromise this"
ssDivil u compromise DO your duty, Judgei"
And 80 Cunningham stayed over night III prison.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
CLEARED,

Steamer Wisconsin tBr). Owen. Liverpool via Qpesns-
toWn-WilIiams Il Guion.
steamer Msmling (Br, Cane Lverpooi-Busk h Jevons.
Steamer Wyaaoke. Couch. City Point and Richmo d.
OLD Dominion st amship Go.
steamer tineiand Bovine. Baltimore-J Krema
Steamer facony. Davis Philade phis ames Hand.
Steamer GiHucus. Bearse. Bostou-H Dimock.
BARK Cnasca. Washburn. Singapore e-vernon II Brown
4 Co.
8 Co
BARK Au ruste Ger, Heimsr, Brcm en-Theo Ruger
BARK Harxburg tGer) ashAgen. Brsasen-Oerchs i Co.
Bark Monsrk No0. Ludvicsen, lamburg-Benhxm 4
Boyesen-
Bsrk Meta Breckwoldt oGer), BrsekvoIds. Antwerp-c
bark Brodrene tNor. Eve.sen, St Nas.ire-Funch.
brig Rosslis Smith CBr,. Lockhart Bordeaux-J p
Whitney Co.
Brig Havtlan. Coombs, Lisbon Miller and Houghton
Brig Havana, Mover. HavxnA-J Ward Co.
Brig Hope (Br,, Woods 81 Johns, MI whitney 4
Co.
sshr William Connors. Morrissey. Demerara- Francis
" hitnev.
schr Lester A Lewis, Pendistsn, Sc Kitts-Frsnes W
W itney.
schr Champion tBr) Granville, Charlotsetown and Sum.
sehr Laura tBrl. Foster. St John and Alma. MA T
schr II W Race. Zeluf. Norfolk vs-Isaac r stapIes
sclr Sarah Laverne, smith, Baltimore via Phadelphis-
William Chalmers
sehr Maggie Dn,lng. Dang, Portland. Me-C L Hatch.
Schr A forsytn ltoLbe, Stsmfsrd-Stsmford Manufac
turing Go. .
Racket 4 Bro.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
WRESTLER, RAM AND POET.

Grand street was DUN ounded Monday after
noon. crowds OF people blocked the sidewalks, and
business, SO 10 speak, stunned Tor the moment
The antics OF man, that Is 70 say one Charles
Freshman. had produced this temporary aneurism in
this east SIDE artery ef trade
s.oh, the man must be crazy" was the half NUT
tered opinion OF the attitude.
TO Judge by his actions be certainly was. He Was
at this moment in the act OF trying Gr0co-Romar
fall With stuffed boar vt the corner oil Eldridge
street An admiring group OF gentlemen with shiny
hats, large ~atchguards, pisnudes OF shirt fronts
and collars, and extraordinary family hkeness
about the nose formed circle ana spoke sncourag.
ingiy TO him.
down Too rps aud vun shoder, hor too shoders and
vuu ,ip constitutes = falIln and similar expressions
shouted In the most jocuiar manner IMAGINABLE en-
lveusd spectacle and kept Freshman al his work
win teeth, legs entwined about the upright
semblance OF the former Bruin and hands tightly
gripping tho shaggy coat OF the iurrers sign Strug
gle AZ he would, however, Charles could not bulge
adversary, whose fanss were displayed and whose
.oo.as sas Da0s 0'd w,s sa ns. naa for so long pa,
Gated TO tho passsr-oy that for "turther
particulars ne must inquire within" Enraged at his
inability upset eisy Charles paused shook his
nst IN It's i-cs and wound up ny giving aswinging
hit under ear, without urths result tnan that
Tnen, without u WORD auy body, he darted across
the street to Ricicy's show window and aimed
u desperate blow with his right fist. at ono OF the
$3.50 plates OF glass IN II. The glass harder
his hand and did not break so Charles turned
hs back 10 u and began 10 assault win tha part OF
his anatomy which nature has best adapted to with
stand abrasiops HIS exercises ~ero interrupted by
onicer Stevenson, OF the Tenth precinct. who es-
corted him 10 Essex Market Police Court and pre-
fsrrcd charge OF disorderly conuuct against hin.
81 am a poet, you OF gunl' howcd Freshman
in the pen. al am great poet you oue.coaisd pil-
grim I'm the boss song writer, you brAss bound
cuobcri soc here"
was ioun on him which were written lines of
verse halt obliteratcd, and which seemed in ther
blurred condition to READ ike this:-
IL was some time In November
That election along.
=. And the ooss Of every district
Chirpo from to this songs
Go gnd the party tisketi
30 Ii ike a solid III Aui
What Is universal sunragef
Vote often you can ]"
The man arraigned In the afternoon before
Judge WaLdelI and neld Ior exam NATION.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
DIR. CROSBY'S PROTEST.

A communication from the Society for the Proven.
tion OF crime bcen forwarded 10 the Excise board
calling thor attention 70 tho number OF places In tho
euy which used for tho sale OF liquor uaasr the
prstenes OF being hotels. 1t states that inspectors
inust be deceived themselves or be iDoucsd by
bribery iurnysh deceptive rcports. The
follow ing language is used IN Ahis connection:-
Our authority Tor TINS statement Is based upon the
apparently truthiul reports which come TO Is that
money other consideration ~ gwen to your inspsc
tors Tor the purpose OF securing favorable reports;
that apartments aud someumes bods hired tenn
porarily upon tha preteEcc OF hotel accomm aton
The real occupants being paid Tor the privilege anc
Instructed to say lnat the rouns are under
ths control OF the storekecpor-that In some In
stances cards stating tue regulations required by
law 10 be posted IN The rooms OF hotels, are
found tackled upon the outside oi doors wunout any
authority from The occupant OF the premises that
sbers ars numerous places where tncrc no holel
Recommendations whatever, such AS Easements, struc
lures Que story high, aud having other room bat
Lhe barrooiD."
.'Frsm aa accurate diagram ned In our Office
Ind that upon tue streets encrcng Que block Ia this
cry there are socalsu .notels' ana IL ale aud
baloops; aud upon 10 blocks conts there ss
hotels and 73 ate aud beer saloons Total III places
where ale, beer aud spirituous nquors can 20 pur-
shassd. -
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrISwALL- Oct 2i-Auived. steamer Clyde. Morton,
New YORK would leave 2eth on her re,urn.)
BOMBAY, sent i6-ssied, ship n Corsair (Br) Court
BATAVIA. Aug 81 ARRIVED. bark Kedron tBr) Stephen
CsLcur1A. sept 2i-In port ship. Royal EDWARD t,r.
Proain Harmonic Small Niobe tBr,. Kalson sydney Da
New York; winona, Bray for Boston knight der
Tor Ssw York: bark American Eagle Johnston Tor Cape
sailed from SAM sspt a. ship Botanst tBr Edgar
PALnoUrm Il, Oct and io-ciesred, ship Comet Norris
HALISAx Oct 22-Arrved. steamer Cortss. Bennett Sc
Johns ~. for New YORK 30 sail 23d).
KINGSTON ia. Oct 2i-ssed. steamer American (Br),
L,vrnrooL. Oe, is-Arrivcd, ship Eurydies tBr. Ed.
psRsAnsuco Oct 22--Arrivod, steamer CITY Of Para
Carpenter New Yorx via st Thomas and Para fer Rio J&
PAsAxA. oct 2i-Arrived. steamer 0rsnsds. Connolly
PoscK. Sept 27-Anived. sehr Pilots Bride. Baeley.
Arrived prior to Sept 80 brig Seaside tBr,. Msponald
Qursssrows Oct io--Ciearod bark Kong Eysten tNor,
schieldrup orom Noutrsap. Limerick; brig Eliza Norton
sailed I0sb 6arks Khsdivs tr, Cole so,h: lockwood
Qururc. Oct IL Arrived barks Mater Admrahilla tFr
Araul,. - Pierre, MIG vioste tfrl. Mcn,on (eoth
bark My.,e ne no. ra,.sr.pn. DunkirE Lydia lBr1
Dixon, MHryocn uounsess OF kchcs tBrl Rosser Liver
POOL Mary llirgie tBr) Latch Agoa Bay Tor Montreal
tand sailed 2oth) I'D. ship st Patrick tB Strait s
Cleared 10Th. s,sam Mississippi tBr), Th.oro. L,cr
poel =
..TaALKr. Oct 1s-.Arrived. brig Mary kerstou tBO
.sIscAronn SOP, Tin port. bark samuel d Carlton
julia . ,i,r, ranch iron AhyaD: brig sSlsy. Consn
81 Tnoras Oct io-Arrved, bark Mary Jouuess, Cakes
sT Jons. NJ. Oct al rived. schr Hop Vino tBr).
AR we'd isth bark Esnersids tNos souias Gloucester
4; soss Rose tBr. acNam, Galway; iotb kennard, Au
Cleared aist, brig Alruna. Smith. New York
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
GARBAGE IN THE BAY.

The Board OF Pilot Commissioners met yesterday,
Ambrose snow the chair. President Perry the
OF tho Union Ferry Company appeared
before the Board In relation TO the charges made
against their company OF dumping hcow load OF
and cirders 300 tons 10 the bay. near Bedoe
Island, on the night oil October IL. the Commits
sioners informed officers OF tho Union Ferry Com
pnny that the whole matter had been placed IN the
TO prosecute.
Inspector Joseph Conway reported that he had
seen yesterday morning ten scovs, belonging 10 the
Street Cleaning Department. heavily loaded with gar
base passing down toward the east bank when the
tide almost nood. Mr.. Conway says that the
street Cleaning Department are now dumping gar.
bage the nood instead oi the ebb tide, formerly,
and that the shore between Foft Hamiiton aud Bath
Is covered With garbage OF every description.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
THE FALLEN ARCH.

AZ the meeting of the Board OF Aldermen yesterday
the following resolution, subnittsc w Alderman
slsvin, sss adopted
Resolved That His Honor tho Mayor be and Is hereby
requested OF a the facts In
VI broken arch street to be ad.
WORKS rrspopsibs the loss of lite and destruc
lion property occsoned by defects her IN the design
IN the OF constructing tho arch IA question: then
That he proceed AZ stnst the Commissioner of Public
Works, provided In the seventh eighth, ninth aud
tenth sentences IS of ehzptcr 3J5 OF the Laws
sf 1874
A long daoato took place ovcr the resolution. anc
Alderman Sevn the arst TO speak on tho subject.
hc said that tho Commissioner OF Puoc Works
could claim his attention had not been called
10 the bad conditon oil the arch, as The pre-o TINS
city bad frequently pointed out dofects 10 It's con-
Nruction, sBu had even printed statements made Oy
eminent engineers aud others qusfnsd TO speak on
bhe suoJsc Tue Chef giueer stated That tue arcb
eouId not be constructed Tor less tnap $l45,OVO YET
bhe contract was only Tor S2y, 600.
Alderman Pinekney sad lie dId not think Commiss
Di0ner ainpbeH should be held entirely respobsi0ie
fer the fRlng Of The srcn. Tbere were sureties on
the contracts, from whom the city could recover.
Alderman Sievlp-But the sufetles cannot BRING
back TO lie those who were killed by tho falling OF
the structure
Aldermen sbiels and Sauer then made remarks In a
stm,Iar strain as those of Alderman Sievin, afier
when the resolution was ADOPTED by vote oi IL TO
Z MsssrA Pinskney and B'giin being IN tho negasvei
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
WHY THEY VISITED JERSEY.

Gustave Merkei and Herman Grsatboldt, two Of
the three youngsters arrested In Newark on Monday
white their tramp to the West, and armed with
guns pistols aud bowie knives, were marched before
Judge Otto yesterday morning.
$50 you expected TO i've IN Jersey on bear steaks
auu veBisou Z" sara tue Judge.
"Ycs, Judge. we was told Jersey was out OF tho
Union expected TO have lots y fun kiin' bears
aud desrs, ssid one OF the lads.
''Whut started you IRON bUmers
"WeII, you soc, Jugge, we was only gittin' So a
week when We seed other boys gum $40 and Sl2,
"Havc you been reading those dime novelsp
"No, Judge; WHAT'S tnem1n
.'welL then, you're too hign toned. You mustn't
have sucn big notions You should learL 20 TO con :
tent wnen 1 from Germany ike you was
gias 10 begin lilo by working TOR 81 pcr month. II
you promise to go straight homo and DO good young
mon I'Il let you go"
They dad 50 and lhe Judge discharged Lhom.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
WHALEMEN.
Surprise. Gsllett,

Sailed from New Bedford DC, IL sehr Surprise. Gsilst
Atlantic Gee an. after putting baek.
Touched xt 4 Mielaels preyisus 70 Oct 4 .ehrs
Atkins no no report Q u Phillips NieseIson 30 DO;
Wave hammond NB 10 bbls 81; Aitleho,o nowisnd a21
do. 2oi obi. :p DO DO; sehrs Cook. Dyer r,ovnce-
Touchsa :, Fsya sept ie. bark Phillips Fr mes.
NIB. with rs bbs OIL landed tor shipment by bark ve
ronics and sailed 18th to cruise: schr Phillips. Nick
erson Pr0vincetown 2lO hoard and sailed l7th:
goth. brig Hemsn smith. Cook Boston 10 board
land sailed dayl; 2lst bsrks Bertha Robinson
4Ou and landed for shipment by the VeronicR I'D
DAME. Webster borden landed for shipment BY
do And lett OF Oct and morning took 100
bbi whale, and outside stood into the
port to and boil 18th, Acyone. Fisher Province
iown. 50 sp: 27th bark sea Queen. Allen, West.
schr Chas v Morse. Silva. $50 sp landed to ship
lso .p to be landed Tor shipment BY bark Aaore.n
4th Ssppho Edick do 2OO board, and sailed next
day s;irs Louis. Holmes Boston iGo So asd 35 wh, to
be landed for do: 5th Caleb Eaton. Hyatt NIB 10 WIN.
600 los bons shipped by steamer Mississippi 5.h. bark
the Danis We6.ter reports saw Sept bark Com Norris,
Winspw. NIB. $40 sp this sexson-l5O0 all told.
Spoken-Sept l. lat 81 ~. Ion ~ w, bark Tucker.
NIB 40 bbs oil sSving Flores 49, lat 40 ~
bark Eliza Adams. Cornell NIB. louJ bbis oil ali told
Oct 10 lat Al Ion 80 5u brig Tropic Bird Of NB cruis
ing; all we'll
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
SAVED FROM POTTERS FIELD.

WHO WAS IT THAT CLAIMED DUDLEY WILCOX
BODY "A LAWYERS Downward COURSE.
The Bellevue am mbulancs brought 10 tho Morgus on
last Friday night man who had breatned his life
away at the door OF Chatham street lodging house
He was friendlsss and forsaken. Those who turned
him to the Hospital officials know ony that he
had dragged himself TO their place TO die there aud
had lett record OF himself other tnan that
he had been q legal practeionsr whom III
fortune ami mis- excssses had reduced.
The circumstances OF his transfer to the doad
house. the fall upon the pavement, which laid open
his temple after death, ana tor time cast snadow
OF suspicion ihs Of Il, were published In tho
HERALD OF the next day, but the mystery which
seemed to surround tho corpse OF the unhappy Dud
ley Wilcox did end here. The old story OF severed
family ties, OF bghted aspirations ana abandon ment
to the excssses 10 which rcmorse finds oblivion were
to be illustrated over tue pine box where
the body lay among se unrscognized dead.
oay es.s.a p.ss%sa soms a 10 i light somo one aad
heard the name aud remembered hs association with
iaeesa sha, Dudley w,Icox had wealthy friends, but
these rumors were only ntiul and the dead man lay
IN the Morgue uasought and unouried. Iney had one
effect, however. A First avenue undertaken, lurcd
by the idea that friends would appear, essayed
ghaslly speculation at first by claiming tho nody,
which he prepared for burial, but nndng that u od
fair left upon his hands lie returned II on Mon
day 10 the MorRus Here u lay through the DAY. and
the pine had been again replaced. II was Ian
cicd TOR the last time when = request was made 1t
the door TO see The remainA
II came from couple oil elegantly attlreo iaoiss,
who accompanied by gentleman. The Keeper
led party to tho bidding charnai house where
the forgotten doad lais ana more exposed 10
view ghasIy face OF Dudley wilcox. fhe identid-
cation infamous, and The tears which dropped
the ladies' eyes showed that the long lacked for
trends had come Al ast and that there were iond
memories linking the poor wait OF corpse with the
living sill. The party. however, went away after
while without leaving word about the disposition OF
the remains, and seemed TO The keeper as be fastened
the iid more, that resting place Tor Tho body
had been attained alter all. Nothing moro was
hAnFd n
carried on board the steamboat Ftdeiity 70 be
taken to Harris Island and buried IN Polter's Field
Tue hawser WAS being cast OF. and the vessel was
about 70 back into the stream, when an under.
takers wagon with magnificent cAskat
rolled mp 10 the dock, and inquiry was made
for tho body OF Wilcox. II Was Just In
tho Of tImo but the boat stopped, tho pine
con pack and the remains transferred TO the
handsome sptace. The vistors OF the day before
had proven their emotion 10 be genuine BY taking
ua charge at last Of the Door lawyers body aiter
had passed through 30 many victsstudes. Runner
has IL that tho dead mars wife Is wealthy and re-
sides style In Newark, and that was she Who IN
the Moraue forgot tho estrsnRement OF years and
saved NJ. Wilcox from q pauper's grave.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
DESPERATE INDEED.

Daniel Donovan, twenty-six yea!s old. ofNo. 419
East Seventeenth street, last night walked to the
bod which his father has been lying sick for the
past nine years and commanded him TO leave
the house. Upon his mother interfering no
raised q chair and threatened to brain her. She
ran screaming up Seventeenth street aud ap-
prised officer Brennan, who arrested Daniel On
being locked up cell Ia toe Eighteenth
precuct station house he began break bed and
rip the bedding. He tore his clothes from his body
and finished his work by taking piece oil the Quiil
tempted 10 hang himself. Sergeant McCulioch was
attracted by oans and cut him down IN Ihe nick
OF time Ho was tnen taken bellevue Hospital
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
PASTOR vosBURGHs RESIGNATION.

LETTERS OF DISMISSAL GRANTED, BUT REso-
LuTIoNs OF CONFIDENCE AND REGRET VOTED
DOWN.
Tho regular quarterly meeting OF the trustees and
members Of tho Bergen Baptist Church held last
evening in the chapel OF the church on Clinton ave.
nue., Jersey City Hsghta The announcement that
the resignation OF the pastor, Rev. George b. vos
burgh, whose trial for attempted vile poisoning re-
Gently attracted SO mnch attention, would como up
tor disposition, had the effect OF bringing together
large attendance. Mr. vosburgh was present and
led in prayer. Trustee L. T. shone presided.
and reporters aud oil others who did
not belong to the church were excluded.
Chairman shons In opening the meeting stated that
the only business 10 be transacted to dispose OF
the resignation OF the pastor. The paper read
and motion 10 accept Il was unanimously ,rried-
Brother Eamcs then moved that letters OF dismissal
be granted, which also carried without opposi-
ton. Deacon Spatone then. as II TO prevent any
further action that might lead 10 discussion, arose
and moved 20 adjourn. The motion was defeated aud
Mr.. Eamss offered resolutions expressing confidence
IN Mr. Vo5bugh's Christian character aud regret at
his departure from the church.
Deacon Spadone opposed the resolutions, and said
them, because they could not be adopted unans-
mousiy and would only create opposition among the
members. An Endorsement Of charac.er IN the face
OF The evidence proouced at the trial. no said would
the aaops,on Of The resolutions on the
not be obtained they would not only be
useless to Mr. Vosburgh but would create discussions
10 the Church. Deacon Bumstead moved TO inded-
niteiy postpone action on the resolutions MI Eames
asked 10 nave tho vote taken by ballot Deacon
Bumstead moved 10 have IL taken BY upiiftcd hand
ana Il was SO carried. lhe vote then called aud
action the resolutions postponed indefinitely
by vole OF 10 TO l3 may mombers not voting.
motion to adjourn was Carried, and, alter singing
the aoxology, the congregation dispersed
FAREWELL SERMON.
Mr. Vosburgh will preach his farewell sermon on
Sunday next. He has not yet decided where he viii
settle, expects remain Tor some inootns at the
residence Of Deacon Vaudeville where no IS at present
stopping. HIS health has been very poor lately and
ne iecls will for some tune be unable TO as
sumo tho duties oil new charge.
Mrs. Vosburgh Is stopping al her mothers house In
Stuy vesant. N. r.. having lett Jersey CITY alter Mr..
vosburgh presen tod his rssg gnAtion SIX weeks ago.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23

Point was into ~ antnswn bari. es,yi1gs '.ss
after bits. asm.ss 70 sh: osSe9 "s..e unHaosa
Bars rrncps.s. aHghsrita d Psmon,s ft.p. Mol: Mol
% is s. - . g .pets sris nissn. from
away (as before reported).
!. n., os.T s,s .n riso B.e'a. s. days.
H ,s a.SG with
BARK E"s%ar ;s Ssies .sS and Guam
% oct with sugar and rum TO waydsl 90. SEPT
hours, lost part OF deck load sra sprung leak have on
Sssaa Lily i.iii... from kingston. ja. TURK.
ss aea ss:a
Brig Raven Nash smyrna 80 days, with corce root 20
sps passed
Sen. Asas..sn anderson J.ss:Sav. s.y, with
Vile 10 days. with lumber to Drew BacEia vessel to
nshG Gh.,msr Moves. Savannah via SO day..
80 Sraer yss:s' to Evans. g. GS sSw
q Hssss.s had @ i.a% kss lasting hours.
In which los. and split sais &C. Put into Charleston tor
sshr pick Williams. w,lle.:. Richmond. Va
ssr sssr Ulster; rs5s. F.Si y,rsip,. s.m
schr ISAAC Waite Collins, PhilsdolphiA
ES- Bark Erlng sen tNo. from stavanrer. which
anchored In the lower bay for ORDERS came up TO tho
as- sshr Jo.s Gomez from Angosturs which arrived
Yoss died Of sa and s va: sssss Sa sssd
n,snL.sos NJ: oe. 2s. 1920 AM,-P.s.ed steamer
PAS ED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND souTE.
msss .ns Sspsrns B B'y 0ss for Now York. with
Adelaide ssr,, To~er aisSoro. NB for Now York.
sesss S.npSsli. M.s.asI Bangor for New York;
ssSr Ns,.nsh:. Alien. osl.: Z. Sew ys'i.
sa..a % Perez No. % YORK.
schr Ida. Cook Maeh,.s tor New York;
sch JuI lin A Ia Naw Rad Ifordf forN Ma York.
s Ess a1 tor New York
:, sehr Emma McAdam. McAdam. Providence for New
sehr Lady ELLEN. Howe. Providenes for Sew York.
% sehr Gons,itution, Yonng rroyidenes for New YORK.
4, New
sS oala sr1sa s.s ss for HsT York.
schr Anthony Burton Johnson Providence tor Philadel
schr Rienxi, Dow. Bristol. RI. for New York.
ss T. n.s a sr xeS York
.schr wiiiIam Henry. woodhuii. bridgeport for Now
ssSr s ss1a Sc "a Allen, S,,ias:po.s for n Nov Yo,s
Maud sSs Haven nsv New York.
ssSi Esosdi.s. kssie.: Ssx Haven ier New York.
seRr Gase Nsa Lane % DC
s sshr & Foam; Hsm.n; New Haven 70, PMhisdslPhi.s M
seSr George R.ov"; ii.i.s;, Kss isf Nss York.
schr Copy, Miller, Port Jefferson Tor New FORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse. New York Tor Boston.
sch spring Bird (Br,. McLan. New YORK for st John.
NB
s sshr Not. Hsvsn % Goa. :l New S York & 70, G.l:i:
sehr 4 bentley Bentley; New York for Boston.
Schr 8 .ud. Jones, New York for Boston.
steamer Albatross. Davis. New YORK tor Pail River
Schr NJ Merrman Brane New York for New bedford.
schr George Trgg tdsherman). Canon. New York tor
DanverM
Schr Henry Remsen. Allen, New York for Northport
Schr Mary Miller, Dayton. Rondout for Somersst.
Schr Joseph Vim Fish, Mott Rondout for Gloucester.
schr Cheseboro robinson Ronaout for Stoninv ton.
Schr J Cunningham, Halleek, Port johnson tor Al
lyn's Point
Scir lopia. Jordan. Port johnson Tor Norwich.
Schr Oscar liawiey, Tyler, Amboy for ssybrook Ct
schr Orlando Smith, Ferris. Amboy for Portche ester
There is large fleet Of inward bound coasters in the
Sound.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Oct II = Arrived. steamer JoLn Gibson
New YORK
Passed down-schrs Howard Williams, Tor floboken
" Marvel. and a Bird, Boston; j A Bckerm N.
Provdence and II IIed4es. Fall River drom 9eorge-
town.
Bryant kennebec Rvet load Tor Jacksonville; Joseph
Hay, Butler. New York; James Parsons. do via kenne
be. Kver
sailed Brig r. n Rich.
22d-Arriyed. steamers Iyrisn tBr) Armstrong, Liver
pool Panther MILLER Phisd phia bark forence smith.
GeorRetown, DC brgs Wiusor Br) Allen. 50 Pierre.
Mart; John sson Porter 81 Jonns PR; Jessie Rhynas.
Aasns tiuantsnamos May tBrj. wssgh, 81 Jago; sn-
dcrer ( GsichNr. Cienfuegos; schrs Msrv Lard Woot
.a:ix: Mary Ann McCsnn. kavanssh, rajMdo, Ph; Gov
J smith. Corsou, Cienfuegost A BurnhAin. Briggs.
PAseagouis; wsiska. Garter. bsuaa~ick, ~; Lssis