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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-31

o, whether single or advanced beyond the condition OF
ngs nv or sw IN bdes kens or caps or other form
valued not exceeding forty cent? s per p ppIas d and not tx
aeedng sixty cents per pound, 20 1921 cents per ponna
sS cents at oy per p sny s Sc
over eighty cents pes cn r &c cent ad Vsoe above
spool thread Of cotton ceas dozen pOo % cents pei
dozen and 80 per sd yaoren eon,an On eaSn oSe
not exceeding one hnSed y,s hundred yards
on each spool fractional part thereof IN sG, cents Der dozen
and 30 Per SeS, 40 OF ecton or Of which SHAH be
Of chief value duty Of ?5 per cent al vaofe
SCHEDULE B-EARTHs AND EARTHENWARE'
An unpublished cylinder enameled crown ooSI' Sar ana
spS dh cent per square foot Il &c TO 2as per d. On
sizes inches square to o II y Sizes 80 Oh iSs
soTe glass exceeding forty inches in length and WIDTH
cent? y pSf d crown glass polished exceeding 10 by 10
snd Ss, s9sg 81 q sfR ' al
G above that aa not oc aoT and not
by so inches 2Ol cents per square FOOT all above 'ha
rn1ed red 81 Tough plate glass; not including crew" H. cyl
nder or common WINDOW sss son n1 FEET above that and
nC Executing sgias 10 y b inches Of
81 by 20 inches SQUARE one I'LL per square foot and
aS Sn aosea cynr glass svrred additional duty
Of per addition 70 ihe rates seoys Pecnq r o
1 o RliI per- r 100 1o additional duty on
Cs@i poisned plate glass unvered not exceeding 10 ny
55 10 inches Sot 2gs[T 10 by q lches Sqasrs
square foot above that and not exec DING ~ p 90
s5arc square foot above that ana not rA
cds1nc "a Nv go inches square % 1851 cents per square foot
all ahuT that % 1907 cents per square foot -.
sbed nlae class sllverei looking glass plates,
not exceeding 10 by Is inches square Il cents per sauaf
exceeding 10 10 "a
l cents per square foot above that ana nor eAceng -
by 80 inches square 10 llo cents, per s'ie rcSes
above thai. and not exceeding ~ 10y 90 ,nne
square 30 1851 per square ioot all above ta
cents per SQUARE But looking glass pa'ts OF pde
glass silv when framed shall pay Tess Iao o. u,3
fa liam 1 but shall pay addition thereto 80 1901
uer ceItum ad VilOICm upon such frames ,,.,.
PC nj I'll her ARTICLES Of glass which shall be the
conn onen OF chief value not otherwise provided iu per
crn al valorem except that bottles OF glass CrOi
containing lq.id or substance winch pays" "uS
shall bo admitted free OF duty r--... .-oua
aIfhrn and stone ware china porcelain and PaTan ware
ouamentco oruaInenod OF every description oohpoo
of carti or mineral and not OthtIMSe pIuNut
for 10 prr cent ad earthCn stone W"lr no
oriaented 70 per cent yaloIem china porcelain ana
Parian ware cdcd Cd GeC"iate 10 pei 1 al
~ cent al NaoI'ihi on al
crOckey ornamenieh plhI
errrisn nrnvihcd for. 40 cent I'D NaI0Ilm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Brussels tBr,. Watkins Liverpool via
sssamsr Erin tBr,. Thomson Liverpool F Hurst
steamer hermann Ger. .eichmann, Brennan via south
steamer Bosdicea (Br). Schmidt Elsnore for orders
sssamei Hail Br, Wilson. Lasu.yra, Porto C.bsllo
C a.san MSS Sons ana
steamer F!a%boroush tBr'. Fraser, stJohn. MA
steamer state Of Texas Ncksrson Galveston via Key
sssnmer Now Orleans Dearborn. New Orleans Clark &
ssean,sr Aigiers. Hawthorn. New ohsans-Boesr 4
Morgan v.u
Steam Champion. Lockwood, Charsston-J Quin-
siss@sr Bsnsfactor. Jones' Wilmington. Nc-wm P
steamer wyanoke. Couch. Norfolk. City Point and Rich
Steamer John Uibson. Mss,ngo Georgetown. Dc-J L
steamer Neptune, derry: Bostun- IN + Dimock
Disponent (Nor. Hansen. Cork for ooers-Benham
Bark Posiedon Nor. Jansen. Cork Falmouth for or
bark freia tNon, Nielsen ststtin Funch Edge Co.
Bark Woyo tNo0. Andersen, Go'honburg-C TOBIAS a
Lark zal%a rs,tsrsn Ponce SON
Brig Water Lily; Perry, Rio Grando do Sui via Rich
Sris silas Martin Brown. Kingston. Ja--A Solomon
Brig lula, Morgan. Belize. Hon--wm Jex Il Co
Brig rerees Iiinekey johnson. Cieniuegos- Simpson
sehr Jesse CARL. undsrhi Garruchn tspain) -B Wen
SER Gsry Oliver Baker. Joremie dlay.D-Iss.c X
Scnr Chiiion tBr), Deliver. Montego BAY. Js-G wes-
sells.
A
schr $ Mcclellan, Farr, St Pierre. Mart-H Trow-
schr Lizzie @ OBI. Gichrist. st John. SB-scammsll
Bros.
schr Enclosures rhillips savannah Evans Ball &co.
Schr 4 q Sawyer. Lamsvn, Brunswick, Gs-Warren Ray.
Schr Nellie Potter. Howard, Washington, NCw Hin
man 4 20. 49, -
schr Rival. Fletcher. Norfolk. Va Chas living
Scbr Nmrrngxnsett. shaw Philadephia-A Dayton Co.
schr Ida Palmer. Palmer. bridgeport Stamford Manu-
featuring Co -
featuring Co.
sloop Fred Brown, Hail. Providence Frank Pidgoon Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20

Annoy. Dec Elm port. bark. Denbigsirs (B Williams,
and syrings (Br,. Partridge. for New FORK.
It ohm NIB; bark ames Borland. Kent from New
York.
.AucxLAsp. Dec l7Arrived. bark Lyman. Pinkham.
AsrixwALI, Jan is--saisd steamer Colon. Grfin New
YORK
CocmS Dec 10 In port. bark Bessie (Br) McManus.
GisRArrAR Dec 2y--saed bari sabionceiio IAN Gre
lotich from New York;. t'onstantnople.
GuAYNAs. Dec p -Arrivcd bark Fremont. Nickcrson.
IAyasA Jan IA Arrived, brig Golcond,, Smith, Now.
KIscsroS Ja Jan I7-ssed, steamer Atlas tBr). Low,
Lissox. Jan I3-Arrvsd. bark Artiers AuN, Tuiohsn,
MANL Nov In port, ships Criterion, Lul from Hong
Kong arrived Nov - for New York; Mindorc Gardiner
saracsn tsr, Lebruf tor New YORK; barks stashonnd
br. fawcet IRON Hong Kong Just arrived Tor san FRAN.
YORK Seiusns t;e;, ringer. for San Francisco.
NEWCASTLE, NSw. Dec 2-Saied. bark Herbert Black.
In port Dec ia ships Sacramento. Nelson. from Mel
bourne arrived 10TH tor Yokohama bark sas Fish, WILL
iams from Lytteton arrived 10TH Tokatis tBr liar
NASSAU Jan 4Xrvec schr Carleton (sr), Abury. Will.
Para. Dec 2e-Arrived schr VIM Jones. Jones, Now
York.
Swallow. Dec BIN port. banks vesa. Percy from New.
chwsng arrived NOV 20 for Keeung to load Tor
SYDNEY. NV, Dec I4In port, barks Waiiscs Meteor
mack. tor Caso; Madame Demcrest tBrJ. bsset, une
dervoord Tor Hong Kong; Gazrlle taw), Perrie. from
Newcastle for Honolulu. rep. =,
SMYRNA. Jan 9-Arvcd. bark 4 Mouiton' A'wood, new
sr JOIN. NIB Jan l7-Arrivsd sehr Kathleen tBr, Wet.
VicroRrA vi Jan ARRIVED. brig Hazard, Wood, San
francisco; 9th. ships LocEsey Hall 3D. bsrpes Do I've
Brothers, Gibbs. DO; bark Lady Lsmpssn OBJ vsnsln
Francisco 10TH ship Eaton Hall (BrJ. Lloyd, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER rHoMPsoNs STATE

MENT.
Tho gentlemen who met at the Hotel Brunswick
Friday night for the purpose OF enccting an organza
ton against the rammany powers that DO sppointed
Deputy Commissioner OF Puoic Works Thompson as
democrats Wishing 70 learn the steps 10 be
taken by the committee reporter for the HERALD
yesterday called upon Mr. Thompson Tor iniorma-
ton. That gentleman declared that he had nothing
whatever to do with the movement
~ received y notice 10 attend that meeting" he
said, "but as Knew very we'll that the demonstra.
ton was to b. made entirely In tho interest OF Mr..
James O'Bricn. who proposed 10 be a leader in the
ever, although personally strongly
opposed 10 Tammany Hall, ~ was shown ~
my retiring from Il and supporting Mr. Aorrissey.
OF the other eleven gentlemen named on tho commit
with myself many were hot present al the meet
ing | know that OF those appointed ex-senator
M0yre Judge Murray, Assembly mon Hayes and Stack
and myself nave no sympathy with THIS movement
and will not aervc, ana believe there are others oil
the twelve similarly disposed. Assembymen Hayes,
DAILY and Stack present NJ the meeting through
misnppr They returned IRON Albany AT late
hour on FRIDAY night, and accepted au nvitstion to
atte0d believing the meeting called by the party
generally"
s.Is there not . very general d,ssatisiaoton with
the present coD1ition OF affairs tho Tsmmany
Socicty:"
..lhere is, and for that reason regard it as I'm.
proper Tor two three persons to assume the au-
thority TO represent such large element and TO
. committee gentlemen who have no sym.
patty with them. There 10 now on loot a movement
encouraged by the best citizens OF New YORK and
having object the overthrow OF Tammany Hall,
but II Is ia way connected with the meeting IT
Hotel Brunswick. Ny own impression 10 that ar.
with Mr. Morrissey, have taken advantage Of his ao-
sencc to start this movement"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20

ANTWERP Jan le-Arrved, ship India (Nor). Hutchin.
son, New York.
ALEXANDRIA e. Jan o-sailed schr Florence Shay. Van
Clest. New York via Palermo.
Portland.
BORDEAUX Jan lesailed. bark Dronuing Louise tNor
Olsen Fernancna
CAxnyARvox Jan l7-ssiled ship Irene tBE, Roberts.
Savannah.
coLoxso, Jan i7-s.iied. brig Emerald (Br, Noel. New
York. "i f" f'i i- -rf
DUBLIN. Jan 10 Sailed. barks Lillian vigus (Br),
vigus Baltimore: svea tsw). Nolter. United States
EXETER Jan ls-Arrived. bark Duen tNoE. Andersen,
New York.
GREAT YARMOUTH. Jan 1s-Arrvsd, bark svthiod tsw).
wichman. New York.
HAvRE, Jan l9Sailsd. steamer France r) Truedelle.
New York.
JAVA. Jan a-Arrivsd. bark Walker Arlington. Jr.
Hooper, New York.
LIVERPOOL Jan 1s-Arrived. ship Great Western, Sim
MONS New Orleans; bark CANCER Rolf (Nor). Lepsoe.
Brunswick; 10TH Bolivar Br). Doherty New Or
leans.
Sailed 10th. steamers Pembroke (Br). James. Boston
Abysnia (Br), Murphy, New York via Queenstown ships
Forest King tBr). Holiness United statcs Bessie Crosby
CBn, Trefry. Delaware Beeakwatcr.
LoSpox Jan I9-Clearcd, bark Aker Cor) Orum United
States
LIZARD, Jan 10. AM-Passed. steamer Amorique Go
Delort. from New York for Havre
PALERMO Jan 7-sailed. bark Investigator, Carver,
United Staes 18th Fos tBr for valencs aud
New York; 18th, Cothcrstons tBr), do do.
QUEENSTOWN Jan 10-Arrved, steamer Parthis (Br)
Cook. New York for Liverpool tsud procceded).
RAMsGArE, Jan 1S Sailed bark Richard (Nor), Johsu
sen from IIuD Baltimore ,having rep airedj.
ROTTERDAM Jan ioArived steamer Schiedam DUTCH.
Chcvalicr. Now York.
Sailed 10TH bark Queen Victoria (Br) Croker United
States
IERxEusE, Jan I7-Arrived. bark Tomasito CSp) Equ
dazu, Pasca gouia for Ghcnt.
VALENCIA Jan 17-Saied previously. steamer Scand
navin (Br). Pauscn. Few York.
WATERFORD Jan I7-Saied bark Fratsh Arecco Qtal).
Arecco. United States.
LONDON Jan 10 -schr Frank Cotton Frambss. last
ported Greytown. Nicaragua, from PHILADELPHIA has
ked the Nicaragua coast Cargo discharged
and hull soi Tor 800. THE was 275 tons register
owned Philadelphia, and built At Milton. Del, In
1851
souRABAYA. Jan l9-Ship Midnight. Tucker. from New
York July II for Yokohaa has been abandoned in the
Banda sca MALAY Archipeago) Crew and part OF
saved. 1.-The s3s register built at Portsmouth
MI, iu 1854, and hailed from Boston.l
WEATHER REPORT.
PLyxourH, Jan 10, PM-wind Sw, gentle; barometer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
POLITICAL AND GENERAL.

Springfield Republican --''why not simply issue tho
tour por cents Tor greenbacksf'
Springfield Republican .'Thcre will be great tight
for the Bland bill and may sec its passage moro
seriously threatened, but it Is most likely DO
featcd compounded"
Philadelphia Times There is very good material
for reform party in the Senate, but II needs master
hand put into shape for effective operation. Mr.
Edmunds would nIl the nicno OF leadership"
The Utica Republican TO think that the CORY
undergarment may yet gontalon OF victory.
hough ono was buried with tho iamsnted Senator
Morton It has found another aud has It 10 bean
pole
Merchants In Troy, N. Y, purchase Mexican dollars
at ninety and them for payment OF their en-
poycs. viii tho nnanciers who love silver accept
this illustration OF their logic try warp into
argument?
Utica Herald.-''Ip time Of peace Congress can
have no excuse for imposing taxes which were
oncrous and unpopular during the war. Tho dem
ocratic Committee Ways and Means Ia inviting
odium and ccnsure by the plans which It Is credited
with devising."
The Maryland Gazette says that nj investigation must
be had lot the Legislature OF Maryland examine the
title OF their Governor. More people there believe
him to have wrongfully elevated to power than
than that Hayes IS not lawfully President OF the
United States"
Tho Richmond Dispatch is bimetalist in opinion and
says:-ssTne decentralization OF silver impaired its
vauc most uujusty to the holders OF silver Its re.
monetizaton will enhance value and the govern
meut will have provide against the inequality that
may be tho logical result OF reconciliation at present
valuston."
Tho Charleston Ncws is truly eloquent In denunca.
ton OF the proposed tompcrng with the credit OF
South Carolina "The reopening OF the ConsoIi
The rejection OF any OF the bonds issued under
tho act will be regarded as rcpudiation'' yer
specous the euphcmism OF REIMBURSEMENT" may be.
"Fiscal secession Is as mpracticable as physical
secession"
Utica Republican sit Is an open secret that the
nomipation OF Northrup flor United States District
Attorney oil South Carolina) means Presidential par.
don all tho Ku Kiux assassns and tho banishment
or Imprisonment OF such republicans as may DO per.
sonaIly dIspleasing to Wade Hampton. more biting
insult 10 tho loyal element OF the North and south
could not be offered"
st. Louis observation-disclosures Hayes ought
TO take courage Ho has moro friends and supporters
than he imagines. lie not made effort to rally
the country. while his opponents have done great
deal to organize the republican party against him. II
he were to make o bravo eight he might overthrow
Conkling In New York, Cameron In Pennsylvania
Edmunds In Vermont and Howe In Wisconsin,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20

III. e.G.a o Sailed Dec and ,s e. "
nss:s and s.;ins barge ss.s
The su@p. we're sep. .Sns continually and w..
sniasrsa nsss.ay 20 "s.sSoa the vessel
g: y s:s E: ron, ,s
took oa arriving Lunsnburs on ish inst. Tas
.d .ss
when she was rugged iuto q bark
BARK osxYx. from Seattle for San Francisco recently
S sS'Ss insured s''s si
ssf .s. @ TSss from ras 10; r ssss
register built At shsiLarns IN ana oyned 5, Msssss
q Jones Co. she Is insured In HALIFAX Offices
ss s s;s ON SIN a m.'ss 81 II 10
expereneed hurricane from Enc to EsE iassns three
sssysa,i. ''''''
gscs Los,sc. from Dsmsr... tor New York. wrecked
bottom having dropped out.
Sem ELrxAsxrm EpwAnps. from New Orleans for Prov
up u her cargo cotton sio bales have been saved
sAskLLA before ashore near the Ha.ards
jursd 'a''"'a On ''a'' anu 70 Ap'-'''''' '''A
.somnGM PORTER. Of Calais. from New Brunswck tor
no. Brooksvs jan TO- Is dsm aged more than was hrs
esss's 20 Il.
ScaR THOMPSON which won. ashore or shppsn
Isl p. s and s i
and win the marine railway II Co.cob.
can be MAIDS AS good As new sss' .s small ssDsnss
sciIR ANNIE CHASE from New York for Tampco before
reported ashore ~ Lewes, hoated night OF An ID
scnR MITE from Belfast for Camb wrecked
Grove Point i4sh inst Grew saved
cxDAn KEYS, Jan 1.-THE schr Emma, Capt Reddick. a
lew ago her trip South and sunk In
about six isst ofwarsr Her csrgs Was damaged.
Jan Is Capt I,s~is q revenue ',ssms.
gale and doing much damage land
His lay during the height of tbs gallo
Green's Landing. Deer ISLE anu he rendered valuable
assistance vessels In that locality lie hauled oil
the following vesses: -Scnrs Collector
Alice " Gould. and A II Whitmore, ana rescued from
very dangerous alton the English schr Maggie Masters
(Mnd others before rsported).
GALVESTON Jan 10 Thv rovenue cutter Mclean has
McAser and reports finding portions OF tho drsdge.
Schr verna before reported missing. 10 safe at Sabine
Pass
sHrsuILpIxc-At East Boston T. very dull the present
winter There In large vessel (r keiiys new bark)
being instructed
Tho keel OF the building 1t Mattsposctt by
Jonathan Holmes. tor Messrs clifford Cummings. OF
New bedford aid November 30 and IN half planked
outside her lower deck frame osin: put IN and she
for launching by tho lst OF May -
At Skinners yard Baltimore bark similar to the Dom
Pedro. In being built Tor hsdbec Dickinson TO eng age
IN the nio baltimore builders generally speak con-
fdsnty. only satisfied with tbs present condi
ton affairs but think that there will be decided revival
iu the spring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
BELIEVED TO BE SUICIDE.

Coroner Henry C. smms. oil Brooklyn, ordered q
postmortcm examination to be made yesterday on
tho body of Mrs Magdelina Bussing. aged aty.throo
years, who dicd at her residence. No. $40 Hancock
street, Saturday morning under circumstances
which lead to suspicion OF suicide. Deceased is said
to have been laboripg under mental alteration for
time past, the result, is said Of religious ex
citcmc ont. she was LutncraD, while her husband Is
n Catholic. IL Is said that she recently determined
upon becoming Catholic but was greatly exercised
upon the subject oil confession Her illness very
sudden and, as paper marked, ''oxaiic acid'' WAS
found upon table her bedroom, susp cion TO the
cause Of her death was awakened
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Honolulu Dec Is. banks Norman Campbell,
NIB. to cruise Rainbow. Cogsu do. do.
Sailed trrni Bay OF Isles Dec ship James Arnold Will
son, to cruise.
sailed from vavou. data, bark Alaska. Fisher, to
cruise.
Manesnu Dec TO- ship California BrIrhtman. TO
$50 WIN oil. all told.
A. Montevideo Dec II: bark Europa: Psnnimsn Of Nh
Bark anes Arnold. of Now Bedford Oh Now Zes.
land Nov g. with $50 bbs of VIII OIL Had spoken Cali
ornia OF New Bedford with 500 nbs OIL sin refting
Mongonu The the South Pacific hus boon the
best for years.
telegram received Friday last reports tho arrival at
Pnnxmx of the bark Pacific Smithers. Arctic Ocean.
ctterro board bark riatna Rowland, ofN dated
Nov lat DC but Bird Island In sight had
1850 bbs oil all told struck big whale second day
la been cut in The Somels but the latter
particulars recovering tho time OF writing.
letter fr0m Mr. Taber second officer of tho sehr VIM
wilson, Bwrstow Of Marion dated Jan Is, reports her at
sea, lat 20 80. Ion 70 80. with ~ bills sp OIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
A SWINDLER ABROAD.

The name Of Mrs. Thaddeus W. Mcighan. very csti-
mable lady whose husband before hts death well
known In dramatic circles, is beicg surrcptiously
used Is said, Tor the purpose Of obtaining money
There I present reason why such appeals should
be made, the public therefore warned against
imposition. Legal steps have been taken to punish
the i'm ostor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
ROBINSON'S NOMINA.
TIONS.

HE HAS NO PUBLIC EXPLANATION TO MAKE
Fable MEN-wILL HE SEND IN THIRD
NAME?
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1873
There is no question as to Governor R"binson's
stubborn honesty OF intention. Calling on him this
evening and inquiring whether he deemed It expo
doat TO say anything publication regard TO mis-
recent nominations for the Office Of superintendent
Of Public Works, the correspondent Of the HxRALD
received from tho Governor answer admirable for
Its directness.
NO." SAID he, II don't know that have done
anything this respect that needs explanation. The
nominations 90 TO the Senate on their merits. Tho
are superior ability and character TO any who
has held the Office OF Canal Comm for years,
and the duties OF the Canal Commissioners
Works MI. FaircSild IL man OF stainless character
and proved ability, VINO had been for TWO years IN
contact with canal AFFAIRS as Attorney General and
shown his hatred pcculatons and his acquaintance
with canal frauds by his endeavors and sue
against momDcrs OF tho Canal Ring. amounting 10
but lttlo loss than 100000. Tho Ring did not like
such man. Next Is Mr. Magone. That gentleman .
q man OF great ability, man entirely htted Tor this
WORK. man not only honorable, but Of the most SON
sitive honor 30 was concerned in the Investigation
that exposed the canal frauds 10 does not seem that
such men IRE desired In the OF the State by
the members OF Canal Ring, VINO are Interested or
their friends"
"Then, |" inquired your correspondent, "you enter.
tain In making these nominations no questions OF OK
pedenoy?"
deavoring I'LL the ofnos with the who Ia ttest
II Is very doubtful whether tho Governor Will NOM
teudent OF Public Works. II tho nomination Of Mr..
Nagone ID rejected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
ASSEMBLYMAN GRADY EXPLAINS.
No. IS MADISON STREET, I
NEW YORK, Jan. 10, 1873.

New York, Jan. 10, 1873
To THE EDITOR rnE HgRALD:-
In your Albany lettcr OF this date find the state
mcnt that debate cleaning had In the
Assembly yesterday alloged that they (the streets
we're dirty only In localities where citizens contrib
uted little nothing support OF the city govern
intended doing injustice, aud It. quite posi-
BILE has uncatcd TO you his impression Of my
remarks. | made no such statement and could make
no such allegation. l claimed that In those places
where the are clean the people such To-
caties do but little, If anything, toward their an
linesx Toe correction the mistake will be CRATE
THOMAS r. GRADY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
SAILED.

Steamers City Of Brussels DIR for Liverpoo Erin Br)
do; Ancboris IBID. Glasgow: Hermann Gen. Bremen
OF New YORK. Havana state OF Texas Gaves via hey
est; New orleans. New Dreams; Agiers, do; City Of
Savannah Savannah; Champion, charleston Benefsctor,
Wilmington. NC wyanoke, Richmond, &c; John Gibson,
George town. DC ships Crusader t Havre; Alert (No)
London; Western Chief tBr, 10 bsrks spanser tBrl
Cork: Emilia, Portland Me: brgs Comet Nor, Stavan-
ger; A Hoard tr 81 Johns. PR; schrs stephen Ben
nett Port spain; u Barnes, -.
Also sailed steamers Metropolis for Philadephis ALI
ance, do bark Richard tBr), ST John, Nh.
sailed 1sth steamer fazoo, Tor Philadelphia mot Savsn-
ma RAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
Jan. 10.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

Nrw YORK. Jan. lo-Noon.
The time ball OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
y standard time United States Naval Observatory
1t washinRton) was to-day dropped correctly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARE sARAnCapt Rice anu crew Of bark Sarah before
abandoned tbs IRON thiladephiA to
Na.sllaA arrived n Halifax. 10th inst. from Lunenburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bark Hugh Cam (Br). from Bremen and ordered t
Philadelphia. Jan 10, 80 miles ESE of the Highlands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Jan fs-Arrivcd, steamer Harrisburg. Worth.
Philade phis schrs Chas Washington. Holbrook, vir
GINA; Ada Cole Foster. dos u Pierce, Pierce. do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20

TO the treasurer at the nrst meeting OF the
Both OF those resolutions we're carried.
The following resolution, offered by Seth Z. Doug
lass, was adopted unanimousiy-
Resolved That the action OF the Senators elected bv
Tar,mmnv Hall In votins rejsct
Governor superintendent OF Puoe Works character
istc pretensonS OF that organixs
ton 20 the principles OF democracy REFORM
their refusal tho efforts Of tho
out I'll. constitutional am ndmsnt providing for
"a rsiormed system OF administration OF the man
aeemert Of the canal and their cooperation 20
in the of the abuses existing.
antagonstic the Of good and
this manifest attempt TO coerc democratic Governor 30
appoint superb OF Public Works some person
will subservent the power xnd ~ tho
interests OF tho Ring Is undemocrac in character
gerous departure from tins honored pfece
dents by which democratic Executive entitled to cor
oial support iron democrats Ia the Legislature.
On motion the committee adjourned subject to the
call OF the chair
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DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
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