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THRICE TOLD TALE.
CONTINUATION OF THE DELUGE OF
WAR CAB,

Quiet Everywhere.b but Correspondents Bus
lily Engaged In speculating.-A British
Hint that Russia IL to be Brought Ia SUBJ
lection by q Continuation Of tho Present
Expensive Uncertainty--A Mammoth Cot
ton Operatives Strike Threatening In
England.
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District Court.


Before Judge Simons.1
Calendar No. 1922 Mason & Mamlin Organ
company VS.. n. T. Porter g. Co. Tried, SUBJ
mitted and taken under advisement.
The court adjourned until Thursday.
DECISIONS FILED.
before Judge Simons,
File No. 1O. 574. In the matter of the nett
ton of the Convent and Academy of tie Vista
ton. TIE petitioner is entitled to the iudg-
ment of the court decreeing that the real estate,
including buildings and apourtenances, is ex-
empt from taxation; and the said tax thereon.
assessed thereon for the years 1874 and 1875, is
void, and that the application for Judgment
against the same be denied.
Before Judge Brill
File No. 1G, O65. In the matter of the assign.
mentof RI .Dugar. Order filed allowing assignee
S297;25 for legal expenses; for services Of r.
j. Dugan, the assignee is allowed 5000: the
assignee, for her own services; is allowed $500:
the assignee is to forthwith pay the creditors
entitled thereto their pro rata of the sum of
$500. being in addition to the amount already
paid, and, on producing satisfactory proof that
the same has been done, an order for discharge
will be issued.
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Spring Opening.

Mrs. ]. Redmond viii open her spring styles
Of hats and millinery goods on Wednesday and
Thursday, April 18th and 18th, Sc West Third
street. Z
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CITY NOTICE.
CONFIRMATION OF ASSESSMENT FOR
SIDEWALKS UNDER CONTRACT
OF JACOB MILLER. AWARD
ED OCTOBER %, 1877.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoaKs,
CRY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, April Is, 1878.
The assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses arising from the construction OF side
walks under contract Of Jacob Miller. awarded
October 22d, 1877, and dated November 18TH
1877, in the city of st. Paul, Mimi, having
been completed and entered of record by the
Board of Public Works in and for said city,
the said Board will meet at their Office in said
city, on the
26th Day Of April, A. D. 1873, at
a. NJ,
to hear objections (if any to said assessment,
at which time and place, unless sufficient cause
is shown to the contrary, the said assessment
will be confirmed.
All objections to said assessment must be in
writing and fled with the Clerk of said Board
at least one day prior to said meeting
Fl. n. RICE,
President
Officials r. T.. GohiAN.
s3-1t Clerk Board of Public Works.
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Try the Triumph, Superb and Ice King
refrigerators at stees Bros.
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THE COURTS.

United States District Court.
Before Commissions Edgerton.I
J. X. jerks was appointed assignee of the
bankrupt estate of W. s. Combs, bankrupt of
St. Paul.
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IMMIGRAr1ON QUESTION.

Tho Bids for the Pamphlet 1et-.-The Chi
caso and Northwestern Road Joins the
Movement.
In tbe Governor room ct the capitol, yestsr-
day at o'clock =. NJ. tho immigration board
committee on unfinished business, considered
the bids for printing the immigration pamph-
let which the board intends issuing. The bids
were as follows:
For $4,000 For 80, 900
q. NJ. Smyth. 81, $50 90 Pro rata
Pioneer Press Printing Co. 1880 co 9 835 90
johnson q Smith. 1890. 1875 w S25 90
Ramaley & Cunningham. 1882 SO 600 90
Dodge d Larpenteur..... 1925 on 925 %
}. ). Lemon also bid for
Of pages. ,Z25 w 6Sl O0
johnson i Smith. ....... S95 90 545 90
FOB MAPS.
Per 1000. Per 1000.
CD. Rice 4 Co., for 80, 900 9 IA 30 8 IA 90
Merchant,s Lithograph Co.
Merchant Lithograph Co.
ZOE 0U,UOO. . ou
Pioneer Press Lithograph
Co., for $1,000. ......... 1875 90
Pioneer Press Lithograph
Co.. for $4,000. ......... 61O 90
The contract for $4,000 pamphlets was
awarded to II. NJ. Smvth on condition that he
has not less than 1000 complete in eight days.
The contract for 80, 900 maps of the State was
given to the Merchant Lithograph company on
condition that from 1000 to 5000 be ready
within eight days.
ANOTHER RAILROAD JOINS.
The Chicago Il Northwestern road having
been applied to for aid in the matter by taking
advertising and pamphlets to the extent OF
$500 DrOnnSlv resnonde1 writing r. 1ette,
cheerful and encouraging. As that company
operates the Winona & St. Peter road, it has
large interests at stake. and sets a good ex.
ample for other roads,
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CONTRACT WORK.
'haDiN6 The DODD ROAD FROM
The SIXTH WARD INTO DAKOTA
COUNTY.
OFFICE OF THE Board OF PUBLIC WoKEs.
CITY OF 81. PAUL, MINI, April 9Th. 1873.

60 VI 0R .,iE iooaIsO OF TUEIIU WOKES. ]
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, April 9Th. 1878.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board Of
Public Works, in and for the corporation of the
city OF st. Paul. Minnesota, at their office. in
sad city, until II N. on the 25th day of April
A. d. 1873, for the grading of the extension of
the Doda road from the center of the northwest
corner of section Is, town %, range %. to the
intersection of said Dodd road with tie Sun
Fish Lake road, i'll accordance with plans and
specifications in the office of the City Engineer
of said city.
bond with at least 20 per cent. of the gross
amount bid, must accompany each bid.
The sand Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
II. II. RICE, President.
Official: r. l.. COCHRAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. $685.
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Tho Bids for the Pamphlet Let---The Chi
caso and Northwestern Road Joins the
The New York herald., 1878-11-19

hands of Peter shnltis, which of the causes
OF his death. The closing words Of this verdict are
intended to reflect upon Mrs. Shultis
GEoUSDs foR SUSPICION.
After thorough Investigation the HEaAID's repre-
sentative hnds that the poison phase Of the ease
amounts To Just thisIt is alleged that James Shus,
the father 81 these two boys and the husband Of the
suspected woman, died suddenly and under very p
cu.far circumstances in September. 1871 During the
progress oi family guarrels n,igbbors assert that
they have heard different members OF the family
charge the mother with having poisoned
the father. This is in evidence. II is also
for Mrs. Shutis in the course of her
quarreis to threaten her children with death by
poison Some few days after he was assaulted
Charles Shutis became dangerously i'll and bed
fast. Mrs. Williams testified before the Coroner >
jury that while Charles there lying dangerously
sick she called at the Shults home; that Charles
ASKED for something sour. whereupon the mother
procured cider. and going to a cupboard, with her
back To all in the room, poured cupful Of the
cider and carried it to the sick boy After drinking
il he Immediately declared .'you have put sugar in
this cider Something is the matter with it. You
can't fool me-" This occurred on Friday He uii-
conscious from that time until he died the follow
ing Monday. the 1lth inst
WAS NOAIous DRUG ADMINISTERED
1t is asserted that after drinking the cider he be-
came subject TO painful vomiting, dark colored
fluid being thrown on the stomach. and he was
affected with strange and uncomfortable tvitching
of the muscles. Here the matter rests though re-
ceving terrible confederation from the testimony
OF Albert Gauss, druggist in the ne,ghborng town Of
Phnnicia. Gauss swcars lie has several occasions
sold Mrs. Shultis arsenic She always purchased it
for the ayowed purpose of killing rats.
The New York herald., 1878-11-19

Sanitary Association. will arrive tomorrow. large
number of disting gushed medical gentlemen have ar
rived from the Southwest, including Or. Choppin
president of the New Orleans Board OF Eealth; prs
Mitchell and Jones. of Memphis: Drs. Atkinson and
Punketi, of Nashville: DIR. Dement,, of HUNTSVILLE;
Drs vandemsn, Wright and Sims, ot Chattanooga;
DIR. Dowen. or Galveston. Texas, author ~ Work
yellow fever. and DR.. Minor. !" cnlcinnati
- woll known in the West ..Quarantiae Minor,
The work OF the commission VIII undouotediy he
attended with great practical results. Its members
have labored faithfully and inteliigently. aud they
have received efficient aid from citizens and author
itcs cf the places they have inspected. The cty OF
Memphis alone expended more than $1,000 in secur
ing the information required by the commission
All OF the work has been done without any au from
the government aud by private subscription alone
II is expected the government viii act noerahy IN
supplying the necessary means to complete me WorH
The general oppression of opinion among the dele
gates already here seems to be strongly IN favor o
the general government controlling the quarantine
regulations Of the country, to make them enectiNe III
preventing the introduction of these horrible sconrSes
At the time the quarantine laws should De so
in:elligently administered to interfere with the
commerce of the country as little as possible.
The New York herald., 1878-11-19
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. Is, 1878.
ARRIVALS
nErpRTEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
vprTyxro~r TELEGRAPH LINE.

nEppRrEp M ruy HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrTysrorK TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Victoria (Bv Young London Nov u, with mdsc
III 10 passcd bark "rmoran hound ": isb lat Al J,.
lon s5 70 Ohio. from Phadelrhs for Liverpool
nth LAT ~ 40 lon 90 steamer City Of Chester tBr, from
steamer Dorian Clsr Mcdonald Genoa Oct ~ Lcrhorn
Dist Naples I'D Messins 18th. Palermo 9Th Gibraltar
aoth and Cadis Nov 2 with mdse to Henderson, Bros.
Nile (Br), Cariin Caania Oct 10, Messina ~
Bros Nov Emanuel Monterp, seaman. native ~ Gihra
Tar aged ~ years accidentally fell overheard and
drowned Every possible effort was made TO save him. bn
steamer Colon Criffn Aspfnwan Nov 7. with mds and
passengers o the Pacific Mail steamship 20.
steamer City u New York Deaken, Vera Cruz Nov y
18th, with mdsc aud psrsenrers 10 Alexandra sons
q, A. lon T6 ~ passed City Of Washing
ton from New York for Havans :.
state Of Tie, ma, NckersOn Galveston Nov H.
with mdse and passco ycrs TO g VI Mallory 4 20.
Steamer fsaac Re Lawrence, Richmond. ry Point and
Norfolk with mdse and psssen gers TO the Old Dominion
steamer Richmond Kelly Norfolk with mdsc tho Old
Dominion Steamship Go.
steamer u Knight Chichester Georgetown. DC, With
shp iisdyis Ger wimsscn Broucn - days. in ballast
ship Aiasntic GER schsrer Bremen Oct - in ballast
BARK So Oiaves tof st John, NB Carter, liverpool y
DAYS ballast Scammcll Bros Had strong westerly
gales t4th inst Oct 30 LAT Al 30 Ion 80 passed schr
Moss Glenn waterorgcd and abandoned apparently not
Bsrk Constanta Nor) Knudscp Gloucester - days in
ballast. 10 funcb, Edyc a Co.
BARK Lizzie n jackson tof Portnnd Me- Marwick. Stct
lin oct ~ aud El4norc IS, IN ballast Brctt cu.
Waqis DAYS the Banks with Dofthery aud southerly
raies: thence varabe winds
bark Edwin CBr Smith Hamburg 20 days, in bslisst 70
SW and NV gales Oct ~ lat Al a. lon IL 4e pssred
vessel of sScut sou tons burden bottom np apparently sui
The New York herald., 1878-11-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

Asr,yrAsI Nov i7-sailed. steamer AeApolco, Shack
sailed Oct 30. bark Brunswick. Tnasn. Havre; Nov g.
brig belle Gr a Bast.ny do s,,. p-,s. s,., r..
D,ch. Pronk B,imsi.g Bay 70 load at Bsavs and Pa
'i SAILED Sept a,Bark srea eswJ, BORN. chsribon
nsst a"s Of the coat , o;2 ships 1cosy fs.s ,sr
ST. sS;y sas
csiS sSy saet%.p and n:%es :a% Ts-.
brig Med % Sap raG.ns sns sSs SsS
for New YORK cl.aa1s DER wss;.I for 40: brig Cath
Az mn yi.l: Si m cii;s
s,;s s:.s: e. y..;
= ss a.istssefs ssaf TsSsIs. S..
:sa ss'S ys ss
ns RE Sss
pc 6s r. ships ssss enssar mr. Campbell
Iondon George Hol. BIT N:ros from Psesllon Do pcs
an, and iia'sEc; ihe above srrisaIs' -'3
r.ass % @ s%oa isA 'f.ss i.sse, Fs
Lane. Qnoenstown 80, ,,x
,;1.sair.s oct j--rs;.ed. s.5K Anna walsh Bower.
GussArs, Oct a2-In port. ship Aiexandrcvna CBr)
Churchill fcr Europe.
,s az & "ss osn ,s. sn sesS, ns
Pendicton cs<leton. do u Thomas. Nickes, Quecns
3;' =. :.D, N11.'s, MN si sr 5:.o S.sso sp.r
%T rrnc. Rssra sr rove Robinson. ss smith psss sssj
SowaI Ryan. ami Erins Isle tBr, McFee, all ldg barks
IiAvass. ova-Arrived scir, John MeAdam Rsthsarn
"ssis s s '@ er I RSsas Tsle1 s
10Th n Sa Ssa sc o og,.E s1 & Sfs T"rs brig
Mcdonald Mobile: iith. bark Rosario sp Ross. New Or
sassr. I. Cn s York 18TH
elS , @ fs T"s. isss Sssas. c As.sI: S
lo.ns sris s,s~n Fosser Mas:n.a "'' N'~ ~
Hsnwax, Nov i4-Arrived schr Adelaide dBr), Towrr
Iariouf, Oct i7-salcd. bark Euson Cer Esgsrs, New
Glare for Europe de Chser Oak Staples; aurora Mcrr
Net antn Masters. and Anglo India B, Everett,
from caiso idg bark Ruandshre Br) LnnEcrbcrc from
MsrsFKAs Nov io-Arrvcd. brig Arc6assia tBr. Kinsie
sailed 10Th brig onolaska Griggs OF Hatlsra. schrs
crmberisnd. Weber dc csni:n nsrsy reg.ssc's vs.s
sailed Esv :, schr Lottie ella. Ashford New York
rASAHs, Nev ARRIVED steamer scnsh Carolina, White
Sailed oe. &, s.csners Iondura. Dexter. chsmpeieo
Sfy p.,sos sD,s, NJ s rs "e port ship Lillian s Dick
from Caiiao idg bark Arg ~ Br,. sul's from Calao
sailed prior q Oct ~ ship Impceser, sherburne Lamp
POSER. Pr Nov f-Arrfvsd. brig Mcraney, Small, New
ouysn Ycy i5-cieared, brig Little Annie tBn, Bon
ssssrAre, Sept ie-sai,sd. bark Kingdom OF Fife lsr
Eco sonrabya, load at Batavia and PAdane for Now
sorsAsArl, Oct ii-In port bark Antioch. ucmsn~sy
fr Jsao Nov D Arrived brig Aibsrt rsrksr 81 Thomas
Vim Starret B Irquhart Lunenburr NSi schr Montrasc
" JomS M Nov fe--Arrived. schrs SNOW bird fBr,
Crirps New York Tcaser (IIr), scott, Philadelphia.
C1carcd-Scbrs Susie Prescott tBr, Glass, aud Mary
vrnsov R,vra PEI Nov e-ciearsd schr Mary Bradford
wrspsos Ss. Nov i2-ciearsd brig rarsns Br), Morrl
YoSonasa. Nov l1-Arrived, ship Prims Dons Leont
YsnsoaTr rs. Nov ii-cieared, ship Morning Light 1r)
Perry, New York.
The New York herald., 1878-11-19
CLEARED.

Steamer Ncderand (Belg Randle Antwerp--Peter
Wright & SONS
shin
Steamer Fanny Cadwa!lad,r, Clark, Batimore-J S
krems
steamer Franconis, Bragg Portland--J Annes.
Ship Fidcs lNorl Nese AniwcrpC Tobias h Go.
Bark Jamaica tBr) Matthews. Cacuta-J Thicker Go,
Dark Eyvor, Brush AMER for orders-,Alvsh Nudgntt.
orders--Fupch. E,ye a Co.
Brig Ransom (Br Letson Coro and Maranham-Pc ist
90.
Brig J While (Br lie Blanc, Cindad Bolivar-Hatton,
Watson Go.
schr L Eaton, Grcarson, Demerara-Ied Frye Co
Schr Mary Harris Crowley. Aquin--Brctt. Son Go.
Schr silver Heels, Milan Jereniie-Brett. Son Il 90.
Schr Harry White, Hopkins Neuvitas--Thomss Owen
Son . :.
Schr Helen G King Aylward, Petit Geave-Kunhardt 4
Co.
Schr Ingraham Smith, Richmond, ,va-James A Van
Brunt
schr Benjamin English Chase. New BedfcrdChas Twirg
steamer New York mot Orlecns before reported
cleared on the 10th for New Orleans
The New York herald., 1878-11-19
DEATH WARRANTS ISSUED.
EXECUTION or CONDEMNED MOLLY MAGUIREs
DECIDED UPoN--THE CRIMES FoB WHICH
THEY ARE TO SUFFER.

EXECUTION or CONDEMNED MOLLY MAGUIREs
DECIDED UPoN--THH CRIMES FoR WHICH
THEY ARE TO SUFFER-.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEALD.1
HARusDUaG, Pa Nov. Is, 1878.
In addition to the issuance of the warrant for the
hanging OF Jack Kehoe to-day Governor Hsrtrlnft de-
cided four other executions the 18th of Deem
be-. follows Martin Birgin. with Kehoe at Potts
vile, Schuylkl county; Charles Sharpe and James
Mcdonnell. also Moles. at Mauch Chunk. Carbon
county. and Alex. ". ssyres, of Phiadelphia.
DIRGINs CRIME.
Birgn was arrested in Canada last March for part
cipation in a murder committed in April 1870. The
victim was Patrick H. Burns. who was killed out Of
fear that he would reveal secret he possessed rela
tive to theft of coal by John Kane. who paid James
Mcdonnell. now awaiting execution at Mauch
Chunk for another murder IS have Burns put
the way He procured the services of Birgn 1ho
shot Burns twice while the latter was going to work
signal given by Mcdonnell. At the trial McDon-
nell was the principal witness against the accused.
THE MURDER BY SHARPLY AND o'poSsELL.
Charles Sharpe and James O'Donnen are to be
hanged for the murder of George H. Smith the
night of November 5, 1868. Smith was promi-
ncnt coal operator and murdered for giving infor
nation relative to the whereabouts OF men who had
eyaded the draft 1t having been intimated that there
would be bloodshed the night OF the tragedy.
named Ulrich went to Smiths residence, at the
instance OF tho latters wife. After supper Ulrich
answered rap at the door, and two strangers
tered. One of tho men claimed to have message for
Mr.. Smith and while pretending to draw it from his
pocket he pulled out pistol which was discharged.
Mrs. Smith loudly screamed. when her husband, who
had been in bed ran down stairs and shot dead
by one of the strangers. Ulrich wounded but
not fatally. The arrest Of Sharpe and Mcdonnell
was principally due to the revelations of James Ker
rigen and Kelly the Bum who stood high in the
murderous Molly Mcguire gang.
MURDER.
Alexander W. Sayers convicted Of the shooting
Of his wife in church on November 49, 1877.
The New York herald., 1878-11-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Cant John pe.ken of the steamer City Of New York,
from has thanks for special meteorological
made in connection with the HERALD weather
service.
spreading the adjoining cs.els the steam
r bales ses asa and n invoice M oil cake
freight will prove almost total loss
sHr McNxAR from Hong Kong for Portland o; before
reported ashore near Astoria O. was goo of Nov H. sup
BARK yIkisc tBr r., srscn Philadelphia Oct for
a ss. no Ss; !, .Sd
Back MArpEs QUEEN tBr. from Rio Janeiro for Key
West which put into Savannah Octl4 icssing two feet Of
water hours having Of her copper has been
repaired. ...t-..s.43
s 5s% .sndes ,.os S5 VI
30 A NJ Nov Is and proceeded for Baltimore.
BArK CLARA EAros from Aspnwal arrived At Key West
Is in charge Of the mate Captain Davis having died
when two days out. e.
Bx,c Eeno Hewitt from Baltimore for Dssnerars, be,
fore % Il. i has S M ~ s
more -Maator, Gso II Hewitt .can,ca Peter Mashews,
1a%es rsnei. , Collins and Higgins The cargo
s q s sa s'in * smas il
burden 2c7 tons She was formerly owned by Capt Leo
commanded her on her last trip.
scnn MARY srocxs.., Reed. from rhiladelphia for
81 ny Of Little Egg Harbor fiji in with wreck tho
10 fore and s.:n and
locked NE Al sssofn rom H '"" her ain
only been there short time sunk
Sem ssr1n from rhiI.aephis "a. fer whose safety
Nh to-day (Nov Isj after months passage.
scBs SAMUEL KsIGHT OF Pembroke, which has been
fGss for "G He Of
brick got out in good order
ScBR G MAJOR from Prinote, PEI. for New York.
pcrenccd Nov Cape Sable bearing w 10 miles distant
terrific gale which shc sprung leak and pat into Bos
the 18th for repairs Tire crew were worn out with
constant pumping
oygrprr-SAip Hannah Norris. Dunbar, from Antwerp
for PLsdephia passed. the Isle Of Wight 10 daysaso and
has not since boon heard from.
GIvrsroS Ncv 1STwo OF the Morgan line of steamers
proceeded Clinton being tho Erst since tho
quarantine in.o effect on July 25
UArsrAx Nov i5-Mcssrs Black Bros Co have eive
from the owner. of the ship n Eaton nrfore
Jury standing east date lat or lon given. which
her descriptitN. There E $4,000 insurance
her in Windsor ONCE x in the Merchants OF Halifax
and tho Merch chapts of Canada, besides insurance
The schr Tracy Jace Charlottetown for New York. with
potatoes total wreck Mt Arechat CB. Her Ia
insured in Halifax
Ouxerc lSTbc bark Albert. for Loughai, tho lsst
eceded TO sea yesterday the tug w Tie
only scsgo!ng vessels port are the sc1ners Sardnfa
yindalins Flnmbrough and Barcelona, which will all
probably this week. and tho bark City Of Manito~oc
which will winter here
wAsurscros. DC Nov Is-rhs signai Corps station 4.
Ofccv follows - The position Of tbs tt0amcr John
Bramha ashore Little Gull Island since the 18th
tober. DOES NOT improve. There are yet on board
~ her 80 tons Of coal and 500 psrkaros oi
shell and hall ammunition. Tho rroneni gallo doc.
not add To the chances of getting her ou;
Of her precarious condition Capt scott sreckng
ass,-tcd by the New York Coast Wrecks Company,
making every exertion the vessel Weather very
eh utytd
The New York herald., 1878-11-19

Arrived at New Bedford Nov II. bark Hope On, Baker
whale oil John Rchs rdson. sent homo tho voyage
725 and $40 do whale OIL Reports. spoke Oct
IL bark Princess DeckGman from lumber port TO Eng
Had heavy winds and rough weather all the passage
home.
from, Poser Bay. $50 bbis vhaio OIL, 3p pounds bone,
2.iU bone ivory Reports. went into tho ice
Apr 17 quite number Of whales took sight, making
bbls had good weather all tr fore part Of thu
Juno ~ passed through Ben sings Straits into
s Arctic weather continually from that time
NATL the end Of the fowgy mo,x of the no
.july 81 to anchor oG Point Fimnklin. tho port
chain parted and lost anchor and twenty-five
fatboms 81 chain: Aug in working through The ice
shore three boat IN the evening came to anchor
on Point Barrow six fathoms ~ hut got
rounded with ce and carried on in tho III OF Point
Barrow the pack the das small opening mAdo
through leo toward tho land slipped chain aud
worked in on The ice ost siarboard anchor and M
fatoms OF chain 4th anchor on side Of
Point Harrow In water ON Aug worked ss FAR east
Return Reef whore lost our rndder came 70 anchor
between tho reef and the mainland and epascd damage
there kind in Offering assist
and material 70 rapa tho vessel took three whales
on Herald Island and left there Oct II In company with
barks Coral Hunter Mount Wollatins snd ism mowand
came through Behng Straits the fth but cord not get
into 81 Lawrence Bay account OF ce came tbrongh tho
iTist on tho 18th = -. x,.
Arrived at do 18th hanks Mcrcury Hokmou, HB from.
Arctic Ocean with 21OO bbs whale oil All to1 Jonu low
land. Green. do do. report
The New York herald., 1878-11-19
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 49, ss.-TRPLE SHEET

bort time in that condition; she eoppered up 20 y
lee, Aoy ls no as Ae spoke ssrk Evening star 'n''
Bark ,,ronom er'. Hopper Hamburg Sept So in bal
bark sssner chris,oers Hambarg Oct I in bal
Bark Gosthe Ger. kuhlmans Hamburg 81 days, with
Ballast I" Miller psn ,whs y ans u the
Banks with heavy NV gales; Ncr IS. at y =. lon =, ~
Bark ydun Ne IIngomann, ST Naraire 81 days in bal
nsrk Evyisa Nor. Phsro Naraire 80 days in ballast
Bark Miudn FRI Lepaec, Bordeaux 4s days, in ballast.
bark Dornnqac srl Leblanc Fort Caledonia, cB, via
nrs Laura I'm Wilson M.1,aSss, lEl, y days, with
rno & yc =, on PE 81 days
with patatocs to " Duryea ca
an d up hs city
terdns morning and reparts ass- CAPE of Good Hope
III ''s'as ss Z, s9 tl with III
assd %sy ~ e 9% Ia, II 80 lon To- spoks saip janet
Court DIR from Adelaide for Falmouth 81 days
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Don Quixotc York Mains for New York A days. in
schr unee Tom, Mnge., kingston ia SEPT - viz MIX
River and Now London for New York. with mdse TO "es
sehr Victor Csr) Look. Charlottcown, PEI, for New
chr Aurora Borealia Cr) Finley St John NB for New
sehr Bus!ipssmS Barlinsams E9skPs.s y, Fer & Albany
Sehr Cocheco Seward. Portsmouth. Nh. for New York.
Schr Charles Raymond, Kelly BOSTON for New York:
ssir Brooks (fsherman, Wilcox, Nantucket forN
York.
Schr Thomas Potter. Handy Frovdence for Sew York
Schr John Hurst Nickerson lawtucket for Nsw York
schr George Gillum Bacon, Portland Ct for New York
Sehr Messenger 1Jlnan, Stoninston for New J orx.
trhr Rapidsn. Demorcst. New London Tor Nov York.
Schr q Wells, Wells. East Greenwich for New York.
Schr Highland Murphy, Glen Core for Now York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer rrancona Bragg. New York for Portland, Me-
Sclr Haze McNaniee, New York Tor Greenwich.
Schr Virginia. Rcarse Hoboken Tor Boston.
Schr Icy Blossom Crosby Rondont for Now Bedford.
ScLr Nelson Harvey Chase. Albany for New bedford
Schr Willard ausbury Handy Fort Johns for Boston.
schr Darlington, Parker, Phiiadephia for New
Haven.
schr L Reed. Reed. Philadelphia for New Haven.