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The New York herald., 1878-11-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

ARrciso Oct l2-ssiod. schr Five Sisters. Hsishias.
New York.
Bussos AYRns sop, 2f-in port. brgs John ceandon
BKRnuDA Oct 19Arrsed bark Bisckpooi tBr, Aitchin-
son, Wilmington NC for Newcasti. h; 2ist steamer
Naples (Br Eaton, Bristol for New Orleans sce Mtscc.
Cleared ivth, bark Blaney Bros u'r symoss. Hampton
In port Oct a. baks Hornet. Hopkins from New York
for LaguayrA neary ready for sea- Rocket Pickerng.
New yorx for Hobart Town. wtg brig Adsne Richardson
McFAddem Croix Tor New York just hnisnsd dis
cargo schrs Geo Dou lHas BRYAN from New York
for Antigua nearly ready for sea; Msris wig ordcrs
CAIBARIkN. Oct 23-ln port brig Jeremtah. foru rom
CnA aLorrsrowS PEI Oct 29-s.iled, brig Ruth tvish
= cargo OF potatoesD, New York.
FALMOUTH. Il. Oct 2D-saicd. barks Concord Nor.
Andersen, Boston 2lss. Niphon Brc.n, iart:pooi
brig Santns Ansado dts, Peiiersno Havrs; I'D bsrx
Remits di Caprera ~ alb, Tassora, brsst 80,
HuNAcoA Oct port. schr filots BRIDE, baoy. Tor
New York, ready 10 load. ,..,
HAVANA De, In port. schr David Tock Fekett for
LvkRrooL Oct 27-Arrvod. bark Nicosis tBr,. Parker
MosrnEAL, Oct so--Arrivsd. steamer Moravian tBs).
sailed 2s,h suip Lake Bris tBr,. sclstsr Liverpool
3Oth. steamer Wsldenssn tBr) stephen, 9iasgo~.
NORTH SYDNEY. CB. Oct 2e-Arrvsd. schr Elisa tBr.
PL, NOUN Is, Oct II -ssisd brig Augusta tBr, Buck
Qrom Bnson), Ben wick. - -
PsRsAsBuco Nov IArrved, bark Ernest Dreyer tGer).
dt. new York -. =. :. II.
PoRr auLGRAvE Oct 29-Arrived, scnr NARY M. NAL
peuue. Ter New York.
QurBSc. oct soArnvsd, bark Artemis (Nor). Johanne
ssisi 3Oth ship Giencairn tBr) Hammock. LiverpooI
bark Alice tBr). Bernier, Busnos Ayrca :.
SHAgGuAI. sept 2U-Sailed. steamers Merionethshtte
tBrI, surrocx, New York; x7th Guy oi ss"ssSo lbD
In ,crt Oct q steamer Ocean King tBr, for New York.
idg hips worcester tBr. Cswse fvr Do. do ma
stsr. Delano, and Gold Hunter. Freeman, unei sAsk
naydn Brown. Havener, for New York. lag.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt A Braes Of the glasgow stsa amer State Of
Nevada has thanks for special meteorological obssr
vations made In connection with tho HERALD wcathsr
vice.
CoxnrRcR NKw YoRK-Thers lis steamers, ~
ships 1873 barks, es brgs and 1913 sehooner in all oss
vessels the port OF New York. during thc
OF October. 1878. from foreign parts.
srxAnra NAPLES Or, ...en from Bristol Tor New Or
raised
BARK FmKE TRADE. from Port Bskciy for sydney, Nsw
before reported picked abandoned Ia the straits OF
fuca by bark VIM Gawiey, mad arrived ~ PORT Town
safety.
BARK Axpu,os tso, Nielsen, from Quebec for Glasgow
Gorss Isle o., ~. RsHtted and sailed Nov 1.
BARK BLAcxrooL tBp. Aiteh,n.on, from Wilmington.
shoi.rc Bsrnaa. oes ~ WIN ysllss lever case. on
men we're shipped
BAsK viResS NIsvEs tsp), Alphonso, from IIa-
ssms at Pa Of the 2s on The coast Fops. The eae
tain and cook were trowned the rest OF the crew
sse sd.
BAaK o.al Aan !Ss; from iqaa as via na%p.on Roads.
stem agurehead aud received other sght damage
the hurricane OF Oct - and -
New put into Delaware Bre.kwatef Nov vIh mis-
gsnmast gone
BanE suLrAsA Br. from 50 Domingo for chsnsel.
iessy sni With sickness on board.
a BARK with loss Of top OF mixxenm ass and
head of fotemsst, vas of Bermuda Oct II.
BRIs TARIrrA -Cspt Gustsvus Of bark Johanne Marie
Mt savsnnal reports spoke brig Tartta Sor)
Antwerp. on Bermuia. three weeks out showing
sgaa. of distress boarded her and found captain very
vi.oa. The ha. been sick leaving sa-
vsnush.
scnR Joskpu sroRY. % Gloucester, before reported
ashore Chatham hss been of aud taken upon
the msriEs ratwsy at that place.
gcaW RsA BHsszK oi Gloucester ~. .0i tons built In
i-5 has bean soid 90 Capt william Murray. Of Pors
Nawkesbnry. sS
cHAnLxr BUcK ross. Belfast from Port Rust.
lost some sails
scnn wtLliAs wAsmisGros in bes,ing ou. OF Belfast
harbor 1S struck the ledge outside Of the
aud aiacd one tide. bat not mstsrisy
injured
sens Jasxs W BorLE Hsg. sailed from New York early
for Psrta fata aud had OF 80 days.
she Tor eixht days hnrriesne. and damaged her
entire wrtrh been sold auction tor account vt
vhom " concera.
scmn Lspr ELLKs. Of New York. deeply laden. vent
~hoal half mile OF the signal
yestsrday morning. between and O'Clock. but
OF ~ aud sneh0sa close 10 the beach With ~ feet
her hold and sailed tor sandy HOOK after being
ireed The crev oi tue AGga station assisted her.
scHa GEoasH IwiniLl. Miller. of and from sdeiphis
Oct Tor fstsr.burE. Va. wth Of coal bcwn
ashore sboat OF the I'D. rtone Point. Pfsnkitank
diver. fhs vessel y tots. loss Al hands came
fosng their lives, hssn 20 lssh themselves In the rig
gin stayed thsre Tor hvs honrs until rescued The
sehsouer. sis started "a dscs washed
away. and stem steve In. The cargo was Insured
seas hssaIEr Bn0oss ~ Boston Oct - from Chares-
the 1Sd p~Ftesced heavy weather. dur
ing saleh ioss Iss aaa everything movable on dsck
xcaaJ W uurrsm, % IItssbesh CIty. sc. Captain
beans 80 Gh@estaa 10 reported lost daring the
late gale
seaa L,e. 4 Lf1is. ssvoosld. from Boston for
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CLEARED.

Steamer ermanic tBr) Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens
Cortis.
steamer Erin (Br). Andrews. Ltverpool-F J Hurst
Steamer Bolivia Br), small Glasgow lie emerson Bros.
steamer scilian (Br Purdy. stettln via Copenhagen
j Tucker X Co.
Steamer Cortas Bennett. Halifax, NS. and st Johns
NF-Clark seaman.
steamer Western Texas. Hines, Jacksonvle-C H NAL
lory Co.
steamer Fanny Cadwalader, Clark. BaltmoroJ
Krema
steamer Beverly Wallace. Phladeiphia - amss Hand
ship II Richardson Palmer, Cailso-Fabbh ChSun-
Ship Quebec (Br,, Rood Philadelpha--snow Burgess
Co
park Luisia p (Aus), Ferlan. Havre- Slocovch a Co.
Bark st utaD. Cahero. Msrseilley-James Henry.
Bark Grundloven tSor). NAthaniessn, Bordeaux Bon
han Boyeson.
Bark Amalia uarsuilo dtaD. Jaccarino Cests-Punch.
oBsrs Ellie D tB). Fraser oporto-Hatton. Watson 4
Co.
Bark Lilly Grace tcR). Hughes valparsiso-Fsbbri 4
Chauncey.
Bark Monsita dBr). Gorham. Punta Arenas. San Jose
Brig rsvoriis higgins Point -s-Pitre-H Trowbrtdee's
Brig Cora Green. Philbrook, st Kitts-Carswright
Brig Harry virien. Bernard, Havana-J Ward Co.
Schr Emma AcAdams. Young, Ponce. PR-John Boyn-
tons Son.
schr Palos Mitchell. Ponce. PR-John Boynten's Son.
Schr w ii wotherspoou (Br). Pettis. Windsor. Ns-P
schr s q Russell, Wilson. st Augustins-wMren Ray.
Schr Florence Lillian, smith. Jscksonvilis- " axrsn
Ray.
schr u arie. Anderson. New Haven Charles II Low.
Schr Ida Palmer Palmer, Stamford stamford Manufac-
schr r A Forsyth. Hobbie, stamtord-ssamford Aans-
fnctur
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werp 2s days barrels order First part Of passage
Ship Thor sNer, z.ehsriasen Cronstadt 80 days. In
'4ii bars ss sfss a.ass sss rsi'Si |sy~o s
SsG y. s q hs ~ o sa
aterward moderate. variable Winds
in Bari sns@r % % ~ Co .m. s.
and had ans weather 20 Oct Is ween We took hurricane
s:A: '1 Which s:- 'sss The
csao PHI. phia dism sssd abandonsd before
repcrtsdl laden with sox OIL cargo apparently In good
gone s having bee. lett Sut .nor,
time goth .i 80 os lon SO 10 passed large qasutity Of
Bark August ti.s Marssca Ma.silss "A days. bal
from Sc Ma hours, s.ov. buiwar.s. had cabin
asd with water lost an entire suit OF sails aorwArd
BARK E@isr.ns ,sso Marss..sa. s. n...ir: % days.
Bark Carlo. Iiamsrsh 81 croix II days with and
moias:es 30 T IanioId Oct ~. iu the Gulf Stream.
BARK naa oars. ,Br, Hollis B.ruua. sdays. in ballast
Sen. Fos;i. .sf EoadsassIIy ss, Horton; Cree. Green
ha Ja n as s 81 Ts sss.sa S; ss . to 'Asn
schr Henry Q shepard. stseiman, os.Arisn 10 days.
ter e
E as saE 9s snS S: i ., with
order wa. ad.y:s Of n.;!sr.. xass = north
yias 70 during furious gale ENE yssrns 20 NSW:
.a s.,ss s".y the tx: .ss
torosaii msshng and filing with water both forward
lost Ill the .s.ps oil ana nearly provisions or
a.s burn Oct ase for
scnr Margaret Lyons of PhiIadephis) smith, bound
her
naval stores to Dolan Hart; vessel to Aurlburs
sebr G T H.loet. shsrros. Rshmond.y.
sehr Carrie holmss. Lyman . d.orgeso~a. DC.
shr sshr hh n'Tn%s, I.s. l'c,a r.n sAsMass a.wor
sshr eSr Ei,ss ihoa1 Moors. a' Lewis. 's Balsi%ors
sehr John ( shaw. Scott. Bai.i@ore.
b- steamer State OF Nevada fBr, from Glasgow, which
latter par. had dsSss ios Oct noon
sass risssd .sssner =. ss boa" % 81 is. u DO
Ds. Siy %s. @ as ssI fs;. ,s
% Tor London Pm 70 miles Of do steamer State Of
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
s.s.msr City e Ay1 nns. dsvs'er os Il % Ss
Ys,. wn 1ass saa S.rt@t to Ys
Steamer Bolivar. Geer, New London ana Norwich for
schr Porto Rico Armstrong. Bangor for New York. with
Schr George Savage. Nye, Providence for New York
sr Gssa p1. S S:y
schr Mary Sands. Rowe. bridgeport for New York.
Sch. sslss ts =.
roporiedO.
BOUND EAST.
Bark Ellie tBr, Meponald New YORK for opsrse land
schr Day tBr,. Cta,e. New York for St John. NJ,
schr Annie Currer tBr, Saunders, New York for 81
john NIB.
Schr Webster Barnard Smith New York for Bo~ton.
Scnr Ira l. Sturgis. Johnson, New York tor Bostsn.
Schr A Bosrdman. Boardman. Nov York ter New Bed
ford.
schr " Mancum, Chase. New York for New Bedford
Schr Lamsrtine, Smith, New York tor Storngton-
schr G Stancif, Trvon New Fork Tor Portland, o.
schr Ida Palmer. Palmer Now YORK for stamford
ssr ssnr ss fss
Schr Surprise, Seaman, Amboy for Somerset.
schr ousi. Lynch Amboy for Providence.
Schr q smith, Smith, Amboy for Providence.
Steamtug Game Cock New York, with barge Manhattan
in tor Providence.
Went to early this AMBrig Sophie Cook tBr). New
York Oporo (beiore reported anchor o6 HERALD
Telegraph station At Whitcstone, Lily.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
A DEFAULTEk'S ADVENTURES.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, NOV. !, 1873
George Hazard, tho defauting president OF the
first National Bank OF Auburn, Ind, whose affairs
have attracted y much attention lately, went to
Logansport yesterday to procure papers when two
indorsers OF his notes held. They refused
20 give up the papers until certain money
vas paid. Hazard then had them ar.
rested on charge ef larceny, which failed
before the examining justice. Then Hazard offered
10 pay, and counted out mis- money on table, aud
the dssired papers were LAID along gside. Hazard
Rra pbed DO tn money and papers, and, with Trend
from whom he had borrowed tns mouey-botb with
drawn revolvsrs escaped from the room. Hazard
was arrested anf locked up in jail on
charge OF robbery. shortly alter midnight
four persons came TO the JAIL and, signing
boud tor Hazards rolease, he was set irec On the
Outside OF the jail he seized snd thrown Into an
ON nibus and hurried away. Hazard Gays The par
ties had . rope and that they told him they were
going to hang him. He, however. manage TO cry Tor
help, which brought the police, VINO returned him 70
the Jail To-day other bondsmen appeared IRON An.
dsrson with AN acceptable bond, and when claiming
The custody of Hazard officers from Auburn, 10
.ecure themselves, proclaimed the right TO arrost
Hassard and take him hence. Hazard iesrs being
noDDed " taken TO Auburn, and the 5heriH ~ lso-
,snsport ~ precautionary measure, again took him
nto custody, whore no 10 To- night
James Hazard, the cashier OF the Auburn Bank,
Logansport last night looking alter MIS- broth
H's interests, when he vas arrested and taken 10 An
sara on . warrant charging him with forgery.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF rHK CHrxp SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Nov FL A n. J
Indicat,oRa
For New England, warmer, clear partly cloudy
weather ana outhwesteriy winds
For tho Middle Atlantic States, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather. southwestery winds, station
AIRY or lower pressure
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States warmer
clesr partly cloudy weather. variable winds. mostly
southsriy. stationary or falling barometer.
For the West Gulf States. warmer, clear or partly
pressure.
cloudy weather. warm, southerly wind, falling Darom-
stcr followed by Increasing cIoudness. and, west
portions, BY rising barometer and colder northwest
windE
For the lower lake region, clear weather, followed
by increased coudiEess, probably by rain areas
warmer southwestsriy winds, stationary or falling
baroAe generally followed by rising barometer
and colder uorthwesteriy windA
For the upper lake region, partly cloudy weather.
occasional rain warm south westerly veerng
to colder north westerly winds generally hisnss
pressure.
For the Upper Missssippi and Lower Missouri val
lsys clear partly cloudy weather, winds shifting
colder northwssteriy, generally higher pressure.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals continue at Duiusn, Msrqustts
EssanaDa. Milwaukee, Section One, Chicago. Grand
Haven, Section Three, Msckinav City, Alpsas, Port
Huron, Detroit, Section Four Toledo, Sanousky
Cleveland, Section Fivc Erie and Buffalo
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
AN EsopHAoUs FABLE.

AN EsOPHAGUS FABLE.
There were several crows-Arthur. Cooper, Green.
Hart. slixby, McToo, o'Brien and Haskin-sat on .
tree as green black crows ought to be; SAID each
black unto mis- mate, ''what shall We do tor
grub toatc," They agreed to cheese II They went
into q Kniekerbocker's iarm yard and each took
nice little chunk OF cheese. and then flew back into
the political The 9sophagus Of each.vas waiting
70 enjoy q delicious morse when suddenly tnsre ap-
peared unaer the tree Fox from Gramercy Park,
Who, beng very hungry himself. and having lost
his Presidential dinner, said, IL have not
heard anybody sing In a long time. especially
In chorus win you please all sing At once, SO that
may Dc charmedfr The innocent crows, aattsred a.
shis appeal, began sing; the cheese dropped from
their bills. and tho Willy Fox from Gramercy picking
Il up had . hearty dinner.
MoRAL
sung aftsrward Said each sad unto the
sther, oh let me kiss you for your mother
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

&c. s." sent SO TO tho HERALD yesterday for Mrs.
Jane Roach, Of No. 10 Ridge street.
William coyic, aged forty years, was found dead
yesterday morning IN tho cellar OF his residence NO
slz Tenth avenue.
The body OF unknown man was found hanging
TO the raiters OF a shed at No 60l West Thriythird
street early yesterday morning and removed 10 Inc
Aor2ue
ON the Real Estate Exchange. yesterday, G. J.
Lyons sold at auction all me right l.le and Interest
10 and In the Now York Handel Zefung 10 Aoritz
Mayer Tor the sum OF So 000.
Ths cashier OF the Yazoo City (Mlsa Bank tss.
graphed yesterday to Glendsnning Davis y Co.. oi
Wall street. that the draft Tor 81 900 which had 0esn
prese led TO them tho day before Is forgery.
James Herricks, Of No. SO Union avenue Williams
burg, was knocked down ana run over YESTERDAY oy
ear No 20 OF the Beecker street iins the corner
OF Beckman and Pearl streets. He was dangerously
injured
Tho coupons on the first mortgage bonds OF the st.
Louis and Indianapolis Railroad Company. which
we're due yesterday, were not paid. President Huri-
burt stated that injunction against the payment
had been granted in favor OF the ST. Louis, AIon ana
Terre Haule Railroad.
Mr. A. b. Stock well, who bought seat In the Stock
Excnango time agO At an executors saie WAS
refused admission 10 membership BY the Committee
on ADMISSIONS. Mr. Stockweli was formerly presi-
dsHt Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, aud
went through bankruptcy.
Detective George Connor last evening arrested
Adam Black and "Gus' Newman, OF l7e Forsyth
street, while trying 10 dtspor OF the following articles
10 Bowery pawnbroksr:-ons pair OF diamond ear
rings cluster diamond ring solitaire breastpin,
cameo ring and ockeL
In the Harlem Police Court yesterday Alfred L.
Kendall, seventeen years DID, OF No. 359 East 124th
street, accused Of having in august last r0boed
the saloon OF Dominick ORsly, No. 2S3 Third ave-
nue. Although most OF the stolen properly was re-
oovored by means oil pawn Iickots found on his per-
ne denied all ledge OF the and
committed 10 answer.
John Canaghsn, aged forty five years. who resides
~ No. 90 Henry street, while at work yester
day the steamship City OF Austin, at
pier No 20 East River, accidentally Tell INTO 4
coal barge alongside distance OF twenty-five ieet,
receiving very severe injuries about the body. hs
was conveyed the Chambers Street Hospital where
no now lies in prscarlous conation.
Mr. Oliver Stahlnecker. OF the, firm Of Stahinecker
Sons, hog saughterers At the foot OF West Forteth
street, and y member OF the Proouce Exchange, was
suspended from all privileges OF membership yeser
day by the Board OF Managers. Charges were made
lev days ago against him by A. e. jeffrey, fellow
member ei isreprescn ntatons, by which the ialt or
says induced TO invest $50 900 In u beet ex-
porting company. Mr.. Stahiuecker's defence WAS
that he hao done svcry thing iu good laith.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
STORM ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
sEvERAL vKssLLs DRIVEN AsHoRE-Loss OF
LIFE REPORTED.

skvlRlL vEsslIs DkIvKx AsHoRE-Loss OF
LlFE REPORTED.
DETROIT, Nov. ], ISIS
Advises from Grand Haven, Mich, report that the
hsAv,ssl ef tAs season prevails Lake Michigan
ie-aay. Foar vessels driven on the beach. The
psmss Of three OF them una American, Aontpe-
her snd Asslraiaa but iourtn name has not been
Ascsrlaiesd Other vessels can be seen endeavoring
maze tns port Que man was drowned IRON
ths Aaslralan IN attempting 20 jump from the vessel
~ me pier shs driasd IN.
A cRKw RIcGISG
In Response 10 a telegram half OF tho iiie saving
srsw sssIloaea az Grand Haven took life boat 10
wnssenah by . special train this noon, TO rescue the
when sunk "a thirtssn iset Of water one mile
loss oT raK RAsK J. H. RUrrER.
rhs seamsr Depero yesterday sncount nteTed the four
xsiea barge >. IA. Ruter, OF Ludngton water logged,
sscceedsa IN to~iDs hsr 10 within mile OF Lud-
ingson h.rBor where she vas Obliged 10 leave her.
Darang tns III sunk twenty i've iset OF
water about ons mile from Ludington pier. The cap
tain, crew ssa some seventy moa that went to tho
vessel night help her, In the rigging.
As tue running very nign IL s I'm possible Tor
tsg 10 set Tue Of the Iifesavipg station
are dong AL they 10 rescue the men IL Was re-
ported TINS morning that the barge was breaking up
raK sriLL cLIsGisG TO rHK BARGE
IL - rsportsd later that one boat load OF iaoorsrs
have beea rescued iron the oargeJ H. kutser. ashore
on Ludingt Tho crew is stili Ia the rigging me
vessel Is breaking up Hopes are entertained OF res
cung The balanco o. The men before night
pUgTHgR Sgkcks kkrosrKn
Tho schooner Lake Forest, iaden with corn, 10
ashore Hammond's Bay, Luxe Huron, fuii oil water
The tugs smith and Lesiathan, from sheboyRan,
has gons the rescue OF the schooner Worts, which
u ashore Beaver Island iui OF water. The cargo
consists of oats and pork for Coiiingwood.
rns schooner d. X oseu, IN entering Manistse
HarDor this morning during gale struck the north
pile aud sunk. she was loaded Win BRICK The ves-
eel and cargo VIII probably be total ios~ No insur-
ance.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
SUBURBAN MOTIFS.

The Fairview masked burglars wero not sentenced
yesterday. Their counsel will make motion for u
new trial
Major r,mksn, Of Hoboken who cowh,dod his .el-
low citizen julius scnlatier was yesterday aned $40
costs, amounting 10 500 S5 More suits Will iol-
lov.
Michael Murphy, small boy, vas yesterday SEN
tenceu by Judge Garreltson, OF Jersey CITY, TO tbFee
years IN Prison Tor arson The boy pleaded
vuIt.
John H. Brown has brought suit In the Kings
County Supreme Court against the Long Island Il All
road Company TO recover 1900 damages ior per-
sonai injuries.
The efforts Of the Newark fancy and dry goods
cer ks 10 succeed IN an early closing have
pledges they made TO ,he Early Closing League.
Patrick Daily, OF No. ia Congress street, Newark,
over by Psnnsyva Railroad tram late on
Thursday night at the johnson street crossing, ana
was injured SO that he is not expected TO recover
LOUIS Schroman, horse Car cond uctor, killed
yesterday at the elevator in Jersey City, In stepping
OF tho front platform OF his Car he slipped Iell
under the wheels His death was almost instan.
tanssus.
Mayor Howell, OF Brooklyn, still refuses to attach
his signature 70 tho payroils of Board oil CITY
The law has been iuiiy complied win 10 regard 10
the work done.
Daring a quarrel between John Lyman, proprietor
OF u liquor at No. l59 smith street. Brooklyn.
and Thomas McClane, his bartender at an early hour
yesterday morning The latter stabbed ths former IN
the and shouuer. he Was arrested.
Mrs Doushney, u widow sixty years OF age,
was yesterday Uurned TO death her residence,
No. l26 Clinton street, Hoboken. She tried the Oft
fatal experiment Of pouring Kerosene oil on slowly
btfniug nre. The can exploded, and the woman
SO severely burned tnat sue lived but ten minutes.
Thomas Kelly, OF Greeupcnt, was tried In the
Kings County Court OF Sessions Yesterday tor using
tue death Michael J. Russell, by biting one OF his
nngsrs, the pa OF March last. Tho testimony for
the defence showed that deceased bad assaulted the
rougs on. one OF Kslly's eyea The jury rendered .
vsrdIct Of not guilty.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
SPOKEN.

Ship seafoth Br). Cox. Bristol for New York. Oct
IL, lat "A. Ion "a
Caspari tNor Fack. from New York for St Nazairc
Oct 2, lat A.. Ion 81.
Ba Frances Hiysra lBrl from Antwerp for New York.
Oct rs. In the English Channel
Bark Victor Nor) Maynesen, from Gloucester for Phila
delphm. oct II. lat 10, Ion %.
scr Maud tBr from ohm. NB tor Ballina, l3 days
ont n on
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. ], 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By rHE HERALD sfAAs rAcHrs AsD HERALD
wnIrssroSg TkLsosAPm Liss

rryoprsp ny rHs HERALD srEAx vAcsrs Asp RssALD
wnlrssroSE TELEGRAPH Liss
stsamer Baltic tBrl. Psrseli. Liverpool Oct ~
I'D. sith mdse snd passenger. " ~ tgrs
Ary,y.d a. 1.t3 IN Oct ~ ~ leo ~ 81 passed
steamer OtnsIle fBrl. from las tgr Nes lgfs
steamer France tir kogofs ip9oa vct ", sith mdss
psssensers hurst Had rene .e.,erS e.e. %
the banks strong eAstey gses cressax tuem tnence
uodsrat- westerly ~ind.. bet ~ Ia ~ ~ sa ~ ~
passed ship Tlval Br Deuaa VI sam day IA " % lon
81 passed dsrect ship of about 80 ~ Tn toos Heat
Ing nsary swxsh Nth all portion Of her bgsspfit aud
BOWS out of wster. had painted pors hsa besspFt
with cap a. aud csppvf bottomsd. ssms d-y.
a. ~ 81 Anchor line stssmsf. hound
2gtn. lat ~ 81. ~ 80 syisnd steamer, bound
same day lat ~ "a tou 80 "a fcboonsrrkesd stsamsr
bound 81 d.y lat ~ ~, Ion ~ ~ shig chlnsmsn
Andrvws NB bound 3ist, LAT W - Ion ~ W.
q Dutch steamer. bound B,
steamer Main O3sr Barre. Bremen Oet 10 snd sosth.
amptOp Oct "a With mdss so pssengsrs 20 Oefehs
First part oi psssags had strong westerly sads
and high latter varsUe ~iuds and nns MeAtAef
steamer rarpeia tBrl. Russell Mesna sept ~, faier.
3Uth, Denls Oct T. Msiaga 18th sud UtAratsr i3h,
With frut 70 Phelps Bros Co nsd strong NJ and NV
winds aud heavy head seas
steamer Regulator, Doase. wiimiag1ss. NJ. . ssss
with mdss 10 Nm y Clyde A Go.
sbp Ellcn Austin. 1rin London - days. wth ndss
rinneil. Minturn Co. ~ nne @eAher Ion ~ thsa
the Bans. strong westerly gsiss aiterwsd strosg
eastetIy aud vsrisb!e wind.
snip Hagsrs,own lci Richmond. Mel. whismOrs. Ant-
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
CAPTAIN sAUSpERs LOST.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. !, 1873.
Reports continue to come in OF serious damage 70
shipping during the past isw days on Lake Michigan
The only loss OF lie YET known 10 that oil Captain
Saunders OF Buffalo, IRON the schooner John Kiider
house, al this river point
Tue loss by the destruction Of the James II.
Ruttsr Is $35, 900 the vessel and S21 900 the
cargo, Dntn OF which are insured.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
LAKE VESSELS ASHORE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. j. 1878.
Superintendent Louttsl, OF the Lille Saving Ser
yce, telegraphs from Grand Havon, Mich, TO the
Treasury Depart men. at I've minutes two O'Clock
this afternoon:
Two veAscs just came ashore mere; one man
1rowned. Seat keeper and nalf OF tue crow 10
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

wAsHISGros, Nov !, 1875
Lieutenant ommander William G. Wise is ordered
TO duty Inspector OF Ordnance At the Navy Yard,
Norfolk. Commander William Whitehead 10 os-
tached from duty at the Navy Yard at Norfolk and
ordered to the Navy Yard At New York. Lieutenant
Commander Charles d. Sigsbee Is detached from duiy
the Coast Survey and ordered TO the hydrographic
ONCE.