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The New York herald., 1878-08-27

YACHTS, sTEAMBOArs, &c.
L'oR sAI,B-sCHOoSkR fRANkLIS HILL, UAK-
res 2t0 tons coal. Reisreoce CLARK, lbs West st..
New York.
81 root \ .lLBOAT. THREE YEARS, CAT-RfuaEOs
Alhest ner takSs Shis week. 10 Weet Heusssn
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK THE MONTHS
OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Brig Emma Dean Cven, Dominquez. from-Lasusyra. 10
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STANDING ROCK IMMORALITY.

A LIVELY REPLY OF COMMISSIONER HAYr As
TO THE PAkENTAGE OF THE HALF-BREEDs
AT TAE AGENCY THE REPORT OF GENERAL
TERRY CRITICISED.
WASHINGTON, August &c, 1873.
The following paper, issued by the Commissioner Of
Indian Anars is in response to the recent republican
tion OF an indorsement upon recommendations made
BY Aayt, as Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, TO the
Secretary OF War
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sailed -sehr Anderson Clark, from Dover for Phiia
PKovIpESoE Aug s!ss.i,.d :.s.m9s, BIsct,,,ons
mar Ms.i P"dpSs y ,chr. PSess Ann Ds.. Sod6rs
NJ; Lynaon, simpson; Lizzie Taylor brown; mam;
and .se. sicpp. New York
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,sn Eouas eorys il oys pss sSa.sn sSa or Ps
.sss:, $%ss s.ssa SIfS;sS;i;s Young; n:
s%' DsT :"S w% & Do
verands. Pond, do tor PAwtucket;
ssiied scSr, . Booth, Bennett Alexandra; Gun.
sisE' Aug .eAr VIM Demon
SslsIs LynsS Mary LssfSs,y IA sS!. ~.
MsS.sS and ss sSe.' S r.a% and %nss
New hOs cs. Kes x x'esaS YORK Cur
y sSS Es&ssiscS aug ls-s.''s barb Lizzie viii.
s as,he %srisea SHIPS RsSy g os.Ss sw Liver
s!s.on !s, Young. Rio JanoirO' bark Carnegie 'B'.
,;H ci"";.d Ship, arssdsn BD. Rsch aud Midlothian
psashs%, wsedi.aa about sad
'ssssvasSxms xae sss a,-Aived william Law.
r'se' supf Aug asArrvsd schr william collyer
ns:Is s.siss Siil f;;s' '.' fs.'''a.'
sTosSGfSS HHs Nss.,sG , .css, Ya,s Game cocs'
t,iA 1s ir s' :. si:;sS
sss5: sos, SsssS So or
40 "A h Gibson, Dow, Nantucket Tor RondouI
saicd-schrs e. orgietts, VIM Dewitt, n Oakley.
NJ shannon, James Joncs, Lottie. john II Perry, w
Flanagan. John siusmsn, Sinnckson, 7 wlets,
George Kevenger, Joseph Marxheld Bird, Wilism
MAILER aut stephen Morris.
WILMINGTON, Cal. Aug is-saiicd, bark Catharins
VwinMiSGToN. No. Ass 24-cearsd, steamer Ress,s-
tor. Doane. New York.
asth-Arrved bsrsa Prank (NcsJ. Petersen, 0iasrovS
So Olaf tNor Olsen, 0reenock systerk tNor, outser
ssu Londonderry; brir Bat (Br), Kelly. Ceara
Cicsrcd--BsrK krstina tNor). Jensen, Bremen.
wiLMiSyroS. Del. Aug ae-Arrived, sehr Nellie seoss.
Windsor M
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Bark Victoria CBrl Briscoe. Bristol, EGcorgc Bailey
Bark Iindesnaes tNor Tonnesea, Hull, E-C Tohiss
4 Co.
bark Margaret Knight ,Br) Ford Giasrow-J Tucker
Co .sts..t,...+
Barx Ottawa Stella dtaD. Gazzano Bordeaux Roche
Bark Quellc NOR Dedckamp La Rochellc-Funch, Edge
& CO.
bark Cele-tina dtaD, Carniga, cette-Benham Boye-
BARK Albert Schultz Latham Corunna-James w Elweli
* Go.
BARK Meteor fr, Jones st Johns. NF-Richard Curre
Brig Prma Donna (Br,. Gray, Plymouth, E-George r.
Bnlley
Brig Nuova Providenxs UtaD Guida, Barceona-Funeh,
Edye a 90.
Brig Jeremiah Ford Havana--R Buck 90.
Schr Sarah u Allen, Allen. Blueheld, Nic-lsaac n
sehr Irving Leslie, Haggerty, Jcrcme diays,wison
Asnms. o..
schr Annie Merritt Lewis. capo Hayten-Isaac Sta
Schr Lucretia Sterling williamstadt (curacoa>-B De
Soln
schr Lizzie Major. Hammond Nevis and Basse Terre-
Jones 4 Lough . r.
.schr Joshua Grudlc Freety, st Pierre MartJ II Win
chester & Co - -
Hency. -
Schr Fleetly (Br. Iohnes La Have. NS-Perkins Co.
Schr Peerless tHrl. Newell Yarmouth NS-A Heney.
scr Aurora Boreaiis tBr,, Finley, st John, Ab-r New
ius 4 son. - 80
Amboy--P Nevns SON. -
Schr Charlie Bell t3r Knox. ST John MA lleney.
Schr Hannah Il Shubert, King MOBILIZE ID Hnrlburt
ca. .
Schr Z Byard. Camp. Richmond, va-James A Van
Rrunt
schr Samuel McManemy. Walls. Phadelphs-A Dayton
Co. ~
schr 0 Kinds. Cendenin, Newark, NJ-Jcd Frye Co.
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OUR BERMUDA CORRESPONDENCE.

BERMUDA. Dec. IL, 1873.
Ship Winged Hunter (of Boston,, Capt Fellows. from
Liverpool with general cargo bound to New York,
rived the port ST Georges Nov 30 The CAPTAIN re-
ports weather tho Banks after which experienced
succession Of SW AMI gales during which carried away
head of sprung main topmsst and bboom, car
cd away opsas and parted topast backstnys and
topmas. rigging Nov lost named Thomas Mar
tin overheard In lat 80 90 Ion 60 able seaman Thomas
Clarke, also lost overheard.
Steamer iron vessel. Of Whitby, e. Captain Smp
Galveston for Iavre. with 1902 bales of cotton
is sunk ncar fuckers Town Eay. Captain reports
struck something tho morning of the st inst. about
345 An supposed to be sunken wreck lighthouse at the
% miles distant bearing NE by f. ships head
Sc by hnlf +. II soon discovered that
the ship had water In tho after part all hands
werc put the pumps and signals made
for assistance The fires bccame cstinguished, all
sail made and ship headed in for tho land
PM tho tucboat FAckcrn alongside and took the
snip in ship =, that time having about y n water in
into port finding this impossible owing to tho
large quantity Of in hcr and is getting ino the for
shore on fuckers Town bay ON the I'd the
compelled to leave The vessel her deck being on was,
with the water About 10 bales cotton we're landed
dry froa the forward part OF the ship: The weather
continuing mnfavorabc, and the ycsrc! being in an
exposed postoa divers not able to work Abont I'D
bales have boon landed in damaged condition a
naval held and they recommended saving tho
cargo To do this the vessel would have 70 be blown
On the 10Th heavy gale set in from the Sc and on the
morning Of tho lh found that the mas,s were gone
shore tho beach, 1t Is thought that tho
vessel Is sufficiently broken for u 10 drift away ana
that as soon as the Swell shsdes m n hs w
Inquiry respecting the loss will he held the l3h inst
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SUICIDE BY HANGING.

Mrs. Mary Jane Sweet. thirty-two years Of age
committed suicide yesterday by hanging herself with
clothes line in her room at her residence
No. DAG East Thirty NTH street. She had been
in poor health for long time. and her
mind had in consequence become impaired. Her
husband, William Sweet. is conductor the Third
avenue railroad. They lived in comfortably fur
nshed apartments on the second floor of the above
dwelling with their only child boy eight years Of
age. Deceased attended TO her household duties
during tho forenoon and seemed to be in
her normal conditions. Later In the day she
nplsincd Of being i'll and told her son TO go 10
Thrtyfourn and there await the arrival OF his
fathers car. She cautioned the little fellow to in
form his parent that she was in very low
spirits and tha. she sick and growing rapidly
worse. She wanted her husband to come home
immediately, she afraid she
going die. The little fellow faithfully performed
his mothers instructions His father receiving
the message not particularly alarmed and told
the child go home and say to his mother that IL
was all right that he would join her he
had made the round trip and reported at the depot
When the child entered his dwelling ne saw his
bedroom Her eyes rolling in their sockets
her tongue yroruded, her arms twitching
nervousy and she fast stranglinR to
death. The boy was naturally frightened at
the startling sight. and he sought singular way Of
calling for assistance He locked the door leading 20
the hallway. and with all his speed To inform his
father OF the II took n considerable time
to do this and when they returned to the house the
unfortunate woman was dead.
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SHOT WHILE TILL TAPPING.

Az Michael }. DAILY. the bartender in b. X. Muir
phys saloon. at Seventh and Twenty eighth
street was seated behind the counter az half. past
eleven O'Clock last night If startled by loud
crash. and discovered that some had broken the
panes Of glass in the show window He TO the door
and discovered three figures dartng on in the darkness
He turned ard about TO close the door when hc
saw man behind the counter. which no had left but
q few moments before. rummaging the till. lie
shouted to the man. who made n grab at the money
aud then rushed out OF the rear entrance. DAILY
sprnng the counter. and picking up his revolver
fired 1T the retrcatng who. after running short
distance seventh avenue fell to the sidewalk
Roundsman Dowell reached the spot soon after. and
arrcsng DAILY started TO the Station house to procure
. stretcher. The wounded man was conveyed to the
station house. where Captain Williams found the stolen
money-four dollars in bills-stufed In the inside vest
pocket, and taking out Iaconically remarked well
this is what you worked for" The wounded man
groaned, and in feeble voice exclaimed, Get me q
priest" The Captain asked him his name, which he
gave Murray, residing at 212 West Forty first
street. single, aud nineteen years Of age.
The bali entered the breast O half inch over the
nipple lodging in the lung. The surgeon nj the sta
ton Of the opinion that the young would
die before reaching the New York Hospital where he
wa euu uuveyfI.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Dec ieArriycd steamers Atlas B,,, Talbot,
Mvcrpoo Seminole Matthews, savannah Carroll Wright,
Halifax Gaucns, Bcarsc. New York; Saxon, snow, Pha
delphia; bark Nnova sa'cna ltaD IRON iyeres; nTig
rhiladeipha; Alice p, gassett,, Port johnson; Z i
Port. johnson; f.ottis rriena Collins, Do; N
81 Mare samuel Gsciriii, Dowiinr, nayti;
Maggie fsL Matthews, Bsitimcrei Cha Morford. Par
rons do: w Chester brown, Philadelphia; Westsnore
land Allen DO; Jennie u IIaddel Champion do Orioe.
Baker do; Gar Hammond do: Arc Gafwood. stephens.
do Jno Manson, phnncy, Dc; Ebsn Fisher REYNOLDS.
sae hay Doughty, do; w II Whitaker. CARL, do; WIN
Gillum Mehany, south Amboy; Zeia. IIalowcil Perth
Amboy Diono baker Port johnson Wellington. Phillips,
Weehawken; Luey Wentworth. Hubbard, do; II Bare
lett, Kelly, 1tobokon.
Nereus falic New York bark Bristol Fossett Bristol
Me; scbr MARY Long Hardy, Pensacola; Norman, lodg
don. Frcderckstadt (St C'roxj.
Saiicd-Steamcr Iberian; bark Western Sea.
BALrfMoRE, Dec i6-Arrived barks cheftain tBrl,
Fnlton Brstoi Aida Nor. B0dtker Antwerp: schrs
Belle Halliday crossford. Now York Harriet Thomas Van
.icaf do Emms Aery inii do; John Mcponneri Mtk sn
dry DO. Vim Allen. sfeeiman, do. Denikc. Bobnnnon
Boston Annie Myrct. Msshsrscn pinet,c rEl; allie
Dyer DIton, cascumpce, PEI; Walter MeIntock, West
River, PEI.
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BOOTHS ssEvAxGFLrSr. -


Like Tho Mighty Dollar and "The Gilded Age
the socalled opera boufe "Evangene" is q very bad
piece that has enjoyed great popular Avery
large proportion Of the public prefers to be amused
rather than instructed and TO this class such produc-
tions the trio of iterafe ompositions
strongly appeal. "Evangeline" has been very much
better given here than il last night The dra-
atic ncrs of the extravaganza far IL possesses
any has usually centred in the part of Leblanc. Last
night this character attempted by Mr.. Thomas
Within. experienced artist. who. for uncx-
aincd reas had not taken the trouble to learn his
part and IL consequently fell nat, to he ex-
jcctcd from such performance Miss Larkclle was
and nntuncfuI Gabriel. and in fact all the
principals except Miss Clara Fisher, the Evangclinc,
Seemed 10 have had beforehand tacit understanding
10 sing out OF tune. The chorus sang much better
Than the soloirts and got a Ineritcd encore for
-Sammy Snug" Mr.. Msfit was ~ admirable az
ps the Lone Fisherman. and Mr.. Tarr, Mr.. Joscpbs
and Mr. Tooey TO be credited with most successful
endeavors. The orchestration under the leading of
Mr. J. q. Mullaly. which was one OF the most agree
able features ~ tho performance. was well received
1ty a full house.
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James NJ. Hardie's Pierre Girard and MI
John Y. Little's DIR. Nichon We're well done
and elected the applause of tine audience. As the
Countess de Mornas Miss Rosa Rand was most a.
ceptable and much favorable comment. Indeed.
the support accorded Miss Eytinge by the stock com
pany of the Park Theatre last evening such AS 10
guarantee successful series of performances during
her engagement. The scenery was appropriate anu
the orchestral selections were very hne. Manager
Sim has ii may be safely said added still another
week to the record OF his popularity as caterer 10
the public amusement in the engagement OF Miss
Eytr
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BuAvIa Oct 2.--Sailcd. bark II Libby. Bucknam
18th ssps r.s, sn.s saq,S s~ee'"s roso
hrRsup,. Dec a-Sailed, bark Gcrmanc der. vilmow,
ia Dee j.; shin wlnssd Hunter Fsloxe. from I,
s"a Sor Mafsm.rn fs"r, New York for cesie rsans
sa spsa adm, for . e"
% a p e fs ss Sma s'
Bear River di.ma-st rspai'nS Isaac r.rvcp Gray from
New YORK arrived Dec disch"rgng esec Bermuda Cor
em sSs sa ssn Kelly
cAnAnlrs Dec BIN port 'chr Alice vane. Davis, from
Gn,sl1ny1oxs. PEI, Dec o-Arrived, steamer Aipha
FsyAI. Nov 15Arriysd. schr Moses Knowl.on, Macon
Boston r,e arrived previously at fayal Nov j, not
sailed Nov TO- steamer Mississippi, Hale rioros Chnd
bcSn asaoSS I + y9, II os4 Ts.as steamer s,na
berg New 6 Day; .;,. ard nS"r. pss.asG s
from from do, PortIand
n,. S. a.e Dee ol % .g.y a. s
,more briss santa Rosa I,aD Dc Rosa Tor New York;
IAsrsl. Dec 4--saiied. brig Charlotte Buck Herrick
MrssisA Nov 2,-Arrivcd brig stephen Bishop. GiIkcy
MRAeoAxE, Nov 25-In port schr Daybreak Mckay from
Port spain jus., -. arrived 10 load for New York. 1orkt
psss. ss Ds s sss s.s E:s%f @ Could
cI,ysa isn sriss Ar.s's s. G.%sser i..n ns.nsa
RIO GRsspE DO Srf, Dec f2-sailed. schr siri tSw).
Broin. Boston.
TroHAK tMarduesas Isiand Oct 23-Arrvcd, sch- Grey
hound, Burns. San Francisco.
yyRA Carr Nov St-Arrived. brig Sarah a Emma, Mon
roe, Bordeaux.
lPrR SrrAsrR Mo.rAsA
BR,sroL CnaSSpL Dec G-Airived. Canada. New York.
Down Dec o-Passed Ocean Beauty Scagrovc New York
for Rotterdam
DrAL Doc 6-Passed. Annie Austen, Bayncs, Charleston
for London
FAlxorru Dec Arriv cd Flora. Ascgnia New Orleans
GnAvEsESD, Dec G-Arrved, Galley OF Lornc 90, New
York.
Liysnroor, Dec e-Arvcd, Hibernan 90, Richardson,
Baltimore.
Sailed 9Th, Tfkoma. Andrews Savannah: Nordhavct,
Halvorsen, New York. La Plata, Andrcasen. 90.
PLyxorrU. Dec 8Sscd, Pudsey Dawson, for Pensacola
QuExysrowr. Dec 6-Arrivcd John lves, Montreal:
Dcvgnpcrt. Prince Edward Island Granite City, Belfast
for Baltimore
Sailed 9Th, Fortunate Catherine, Actes from Phadcl.
phiaJ London Amaa, Landsxa from Baltimorc) Hsvre;
Alphcta Cameron from Charlottetovn), Roucn.
SWANSEA, Dec 6-Arrivcd, Lena, Prince Edward Island
BRrxEy Dec 6The Lena Of Sunderland from Savau.
nah ashore here has been assisted on unchanged
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Senstnrs soldiers priests pntrcpns piehetsns chorus &C.
An audience large enough TO have filled nearly any
other theatre in the city greeted Mr. Mccullough at
the Grand Opera House last night and showed hearty
appreciation of the tragedians efforts. Mr.. Nc
Cullough WAS ably supported by Miss Katherine
Rogers, Miss Lizzie Creese and several gentlemen
whose names are new on New York play
bills. 1t was evident from the beginning that
the managers had determined to produce the piece il,
good style. The auxiliary force very large and
the costumes good. The speaking parts. which are
numerous fairly cast and the lines respectfully
read but the lack Of sufficient rehearsal speedily i'm
pressed itself upon the audience. The curtain rose
late and after more and loud talk than should
he inflicted upon any audience the earlier waits
intoersbly long and the spectacular movements
lacked the order aud precision that New York theatre
have been accustomed 10 see in such pressnta
lions The scenery, while adequate TO the ordinary
requirements Of the piece. not such 10 bear
favorable comparison with that of the several
other shakespcsrean dramas which have lately
been given "spcrtscuar" Two three DAYS
of industrious rehearsing may obviatc the
principal defects Of the piece presented, in
which II will prove decided attraction. OF the
sctnr II is sufficient 10 say of Mr. Mccullough that
he consistent pstricsn throughout dis
played force and reposc in fnc combination. Miss
Rogers very acceptable Volnnnia except in
her make up, which was some years too young for
h. character. Miss Creese the wife Of the hero had
very little say but did considerable good stng and
most effective Mr. q. w. Howard a. the leader Of
the people. Messrs. Turner and Vessels the two
Tribuncs looked and acted the horny handed Of
toll who suspicious of every but themselves
Mr. J. r. Dean very good the Patrician Meme
Mus and MessrS. Meredith Waicot and Lawrence were
satisfactory in the leading sodierly r6Lcs. The last
in which the volscians conduct tho dead hero
10 tho funeral pyre. assisted by the dcpuaton Of Ro
who out OF their city to plead with Corio
gods ideas " the fitness of things but mint Of
IT ever escaped Shakespeare.
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nnooK1yS PACK THEATRE.

The hvc-act meodrama "Awoman of tho People
was performed sst night at the Park Theatre Brook
lyn. where Rose Eytingc began q weeks engagement
There o fair audience. but not such an assem-
taee usually grccts the appearance Of that popu
lar actress Mics Eytinge was admirably supported
in hor r6 Of Marie, the sorey triel and brave for
sakcn wife and devoted mother. The disspated nut
sennning villain. Jacques Duluc, found an excellent
b~1elintator in the person of Dir. Cyrl scarlc Mr.
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wHALEMEN.

Complaint has beon Michaels in regard TO de-
sertions whncrs, and several Provinceown
had detained there for some tmo In con
losing nearly all their the island being
very large and the fuRitivcs rccciying the pro-
lection people Not OF the dcscrter can be np
thereby causing whaler TO leuvv port
full pcmcnt OF mon Tho principal cause
the evil fact that the vesses lying inside
the break anchored thc shore aud tbs
men are induced by the inhabitants to desert.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
CLEARED.

Steamer Nevada tBr, Rigby, Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams Guion.
Steamer Rheola 1sr). cannon CartN-George y Bnlley.
steamer Sette, liutchins, Gaiyeson Abbott Corin.
steamer Richmond. Kelly. Norfoik-Old Dominion Steam
ship 10. -
steamer w jarrett, Foster. Baitimorc-J = Rrems
steamer Msyrower, Davidson. Philadclphia-Jamcs
Hand
steamer Franconia, Bragg Portland--J Anne.
Bark Oneafa tBr. Carter AMER for orders-Mcksy Dix
Bark ridelia tBr, Euggles Livcrpool-Jsmes W Elwc
Go,
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxsrtRpAw Dec ij-Atrivcd. bark Formosa tBr. Quig-
ley. Baltimore.
sailed 18th bark Atlas tNor) Michacscn, Philadephis
Asrwrnr Dec is-Arrived ship Aurora Nop. Bonnovie,
Philadelphia; bsrhs Exile (Bp, Pcsrcs, do Frey Nor.
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SAILED.

Steamer Castillo (Sp), for Barcelona: ship GudreCn
Nor,. Antwerp barks souvenir Nor London Ilohenkoi-
crl Lamoric erc tfr Marscilles rorfacns Nor
do; Arcadia d,r Dunkirk; Mary Higgins Br, lavre;
tFr, do Phoenix DAM Malmo: Annie Reed, Zan.ihar;
Hattie Dixon Port Spain: Mcdezu N;er Oporto: Meteor
tBr. - brgs Bogota. Rio Janeiro In Plata Br,. Bor
deanx; Daunticss, ---; sehra d Barnes and Joanna
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SPOKEN.

Bark Rntb CB Gsylor. from Rotterdam for New York.
Nov ~. lat ~. Ion 4
Brig Malaga lBt, shaw. from Liverpool for Matsnsas
Nov 10, lat 81, Ion ~
Brig Ernest, LIANT Rio Grande do hui Tor Boston
Dec " lat ~ Oj lon ~ ~.
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and breaking the chain of the boat lesped into the
river. hauling the wagon after them. and were
drowned. The driver saved himself. but the team
and the wagon are at : he bottom Of the river.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
A LEAP TO DEATH.

While A. Bsckus, Of Newtown, L. T.,
coming 70 tho city yesterday, tho
Roosevelt street ferryboat Idaho. with
load Of produce, his team took fright
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
MorxT prsrRr rrcur,

FfrswonrH. Mo, Dec f6-Thc Mount Desert Rock light
saturday night apparently all right There has
been communication with tho Rock and no reason Is
known Tor the obscuraon The higher than
during the gales
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
sails. Destin,'sios.
Sts,ger

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

Ngw YoRx Dee 16-Noon.
The Western Union time ball to-day fell correctly.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
WEATHER REPORT.

Lizard. Dec f6-Wind y. light; showcry.
PLYMourm. Dec I6--wnd NV, light. fcggy; barometer
29:S.
SciLLy, Dec 16-Wind n. light
ST Car.iAnIsEs Dec IG--wind sw moderate; rain
barometer $50. thermometer 81
The New York herald., 1878-12-17

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17

Steamer Franconia Bragg New York for Portland.
bark Jocrunna tBrl. Gardiner. New York Tor Bayonne
schr Scy Baker. New York for Fall River.
schr Concord. Dago, New York for Salem.
srhr Sylvester Hale Coleman, New York for Taunton
schr Orlando smith Ferris New York for Portchester.
schr challenge. Terry, New York for Greenport
Schr u Burnett Rasmussen IIoboken for Providence
srhr Alice Oakcs Marsdcn Wcchawkcn for New Bedford
schr John tsrinifh, Rich, Port Johnson for Bath.
scr Boston Butler Port johnson for Boston tsce Mis-
ccllanyL
schr Viola May Port johnson for Boston,
Schr Raynor Mitchell Port johnson for Prov vidence
schr Curs, Chapman, Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Darius Eddy rcer. Port johnson for Provdenca
schr Sae w Ponder, Lincoln, Amboy for Taunton.
Schr Palestine. Pcndlctob, Amboy for Norwich
schr Mary Tice Ticc. phin for Fall River.
schr Amos Fakcnburg Early, Phisdelphis for Provi-
dence
Sailed from Hart Island Roads this AM barks Dominique
QBr. Lahlance, from New York for Los Pamas; Edith
Davis Mccarthy do for Bucnos Ayr brig Don yuixoc,
York do for Limerick schrs Mary Hsk1 Garter do for
Faro Tiger tBr Parsons do for Georgetown PEI aud all
before reported bccamed between Rckers Island aud the
Roads elove
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
..conroLAsUs.-GsASD OPERA HOUSE.

1sius MARGINS Coriolanus, Roman pa.ricisn.
Mr.. John Mccullough
The New York herald., 1878-12-17

osgood Nsnaimo; brig Siberia sus iIasey kuril Islands,
Marque.as al Taylor Maraaosas ISLANDS, Bonanza
.S 5s.c r% s~.s Sch, Loo.
i6:h-Arrivcd, bark Alphonsne Zelio Fr, Lebeaupin,
Cicsred--shp. Ocean King Freeman. New York; British
General s T"Sss To-" Suospstossn ,,oa State,
yckerson .ehrr Olive Crosby Hutchinson, Glen
Ssps 81 para, rsss Sn' aay G " Belfast and ordered
by pilot boa, % fc,nnneina. ..,. p ~.
Nor, His Darcn; sehr Gettysburg, Norbary, rhiadcl.
Passed ont at ~ 30 AM steamer Ashhcld CB, Watson,
for Bremen. and returned at 20 PM 49,,
let's Phadophia; schr iisien Condor Mecafthy, Port
i1ih-sailcd, steamer wiliamspor,, willcsts. Phils
sUaERsEr, Dec ia--Arrved, schr Almra wooley King
ss. s.a s' Sss,
vIxEYARD hxsES xvi Dec ssa'i s%S ssis
4s %ss sn .s
wss$:~i.s s1s "a. Ss% 6%a,:s
Sy.ss 4. I:, .raas ss:'. Gs'
Yc,t; sTownshsnd 1Br, King, r.,.eo,o IS for for Do:
iiome iisdgsin. Lannon's for Phisdclphia; Carrie Belle
sfrssss Passed Wsees w..eSr eS Ys,San Thsoarc Dean
p%SgGn sT sny Aasss" np ChSsr ws
f % ar u@er sss a. and Tsrs
i5th-Arrived, steamer Edward falt tBr, Palt, New
York for Halifax; schvs Old Chad WyIie Charlottetown,
PEI fer New YORK Convoy Mclean lubec for DO sarah
20 e. s Bangor @ as M
George Prescott Flye, i,ockland for do Rogers
kns Bath for do; Nellie Gushing, Eobnson Thomaston
tor de- 81 q Morris, Badry Saco for do John stroup,
sdelp6a; Charles Mayo fur,on. frovneetown for vr-
ginia.
salcl-Brig = Brown tBr, schrs Hattie G @ smith,
Kate Clark tbD, Julia Clinch tBr, Fannie Edith
Ellis, sparel, Eya Pcftrrgili, Sea Foam Margic T.
Smith, y y Trniton, Ada Allan. tieo Il Prescott
WILMINGTON, Nc, Dec i4-Arrivcd steamer Regulator.
Dosne. New York
.icarcd.Steamet ashland, Hunter, Fernandina
Bclcw-Bnrks Frank Nor. olsen. from Giasgow Fans
(Norl Mathlesen, from fondon.
sth-Arrlved bsrks Mathildc Nor, Murck, Liverpool;
krestna Norl Jensen, Bremen brig Norncn Nor Chris
tinnscn Lisbon
Clcarcd.Bark Wonder IIcydt Corr Mchacls Amsterdam.
WANREN. Dec 14Arrived schrs John Crcckford, Hart,
Fort johnson; Clifford, Patterson, Hobokcn