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Now Is the time, we are told, to
take your carpets 10 the back yard and
beat-Bob Ingersol says there is moth
inc OF the sort-out of them.
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The following paragraph from the
Galveston Ncps will be generally &C
cepted and Endorsed. Officials should
be held to more strict accountability
than has been generally customary in
tins State. Ii the men who contract
by accepting Office to serve the public
faithfully, fail to keep the trust, then
they should be made to do so. Offices
should not longer be considered public
plumber: "While the present reac-
lion in favor of rigid enforcement of
the laws is in progress, 1T might be
well to punish few county and city
officials for Illegal and dishonest acts.
No class of criminals are worse enemies
OF society than those who commit rob
berries and other crimes under color of
law. The maladministration of the
laws is made the pretext of many oil
the worst crimes which scsndalize the
State
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FRUcTIFERoUs FAMILIES. Our re-
porter was out on Walnut Creek, nine
miles, last week, and finding the
country literally full of boys and girls,
was induced to inquire into the facts.
It takes three or four good men to run
school in that vicinity. John
Dillingham;. blushing himself to-desth,
modest creature that he is, took the
census of his neighbors as follows. He
said he was ashamed. of himself at
thirty-6ve to have the fewest in his
family: John Dillingham; has, II
children; Tom Bacon, ~; j. e. Gear
ley, 10; A. A. Fulks, 10; VIM. Gus
tard, 10; A. B. Townsend, IS and a
button. Total, 50. AL these live
within two and half miles of the
bridge on Walnut creek. Can any
neighborhood in Texas beat it2
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OTnOcTg, IIdut uuLn 70 IHV IOIIVWLlIT
and by him subscribed and sworn before me.
WIN. STEVENS, y. p.
LAWRENCE CITY, MASS, June 8, ta7a
We, the underslgned, having persoualy known
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ANNoUNcRMEa1s.

jobs G. WILSON 4 . esadiaats for coanly
As.sssar subJses 70 Ne aetion Of nc Duno-
cz1tse conssn,ioa.
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Vienna advices represent that Aus
trials objections are not less fatal to
the existence of the treaty than Eng
lands. Rewriting to Gen. Ignatieff's
mission from this standpoint, the
TiHes's Vienna correspondent says his
coming was direct invitation to Aus
tria to state her objections to the va
rious stipulations of the treaty, which
was done with the utmost frankness;
so that whether the congress ultimate
" meets or not Russia Is now able to
Judge how far and in what way the
treaty can be reeonciled in the opinion
of Austria with the latter's interests
and those of Europe. say European
as well as Austrian, because although
Austria as q border State doubtless has
specific interests in the settlement of
one or the other point, still the ques-
ton IN its main bearing has always been
looked upon as emlnently European.
In spite of her specific interests or per-
haps on that very account, Austria.
more than any other country, is in a
position to see not only the Immediate
effect but the Interior bearing Of each
stipulation OF the treaty, and to point
out where they affect Europe in gener-
al This apparent agreement between
Austria and England caused an i'm
provmeat on London and other bourses
yesterday, on the theory that Russia
must give way before such q combina-
ton; but II may be doubted whether
this impression viii be sustained in the
face Of Lord SAlisbur1's sweeping OBJ
jections, for the views OF Aus
tina, which could hardly be more
antagouistic 20 the whole. =
LoxDoS, April The Howe, and
Canopus, wooden screN. men-of- war, a.
Davenport have been ordered 70 be
prepared Tor. hospital efTlce ID the
Mediterranean. si.--.ss $3.50
The correspondent 0, ne z''rzi ).
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LIvERPooL, April q Noon.--Cotton
market flat and irregular; middling up
lands sgd; middling Orleans 6Lsd; sales
5000 bales, including 1000 for speculation
and export; receipts 1890 bales, OF
which 10, 700 bales were American. Flu
lures, sellers, at 1-32d decline.
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Home and Farm.

CRACKER PUDDING.-9le cracker in
cloth, and boil half an hour IN sweet
skinned milk and water. Serve with
a sweet sauce.
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Nothing transpires about the feel
ing at Berlin, as special to
the Times from that capital says
that Prince Bismarck Is going
to his Louenburg estates shortly
unless detained by the Eastern ques-
tien. 1t is stated from Vienna and st.
Petersburg, on universally good au
thority, that Russia is irritated. by the
rebuff from France. The latter, being
approached for q separate recognition
of the treaty of San Stefano, re
piled that she would not participate
in a combination against England.
The latest adTices from Constantine
pie, April 1, say q strong conviction
prevails ct the Russian headquarterl
that an Angio-Russian war is inevita
BILE. It is reported that Russia has
offered to cancel the money Indemnity
and increase the Turkish powers over
new Bulgaria as reward for an al
nance, but these offers have not led to
any result.
Grand Duke Nicholas held a recep-
ton Sunday. The British and French
Ambassadors sent their cards. The
Grand Duke returns to his headq1ar-
tiers at San Stefano on Wednesday.
The semi-oficial Eastern Bulge
prints the following:
Gen. Ignatieff was informed by the
government that it requires certain al.
terations to be made in the peace
prelIminaries, and such alterations
must be made with the concurrence oil
the other powers. There IL no pros
pect, therefore, Of England being iso-
lated, and the action Of the Vienn1
Cabinet Is calculated to promote the
interests of peace.
LONDON, April 2.-This afternoon'l
Pal HaH Gaaette says: "A repoTthal
reached Us thst Beust, the Austro
Hungarian Ambassador ~ London, hal
left very suddenly, for Vienna \ i
presbmable, therefore. 90 ureent hRsE
The wszl6sr Z verY fne and warm.
Vnless he tngrssi,c disinfectIng il
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
SPOKEN.

g ss, s + 1o% liverpool for San
soS4hs Gp Asp sss. is 81 sa'n'y D'' ''r Mel
ship transit hagen. Havre Tor New York. Sept %.
ship Minnie Y Gerow ,Bn, Gerow. from Liverpool for
Aug "a lat 3s i. lon '.7n W.
Andrss s johnson from caiao Tor Antwerp sept 49,
snip H.oeS,ic as%s, ss s from suad'~a for Melbourne
snip Themis Br. Kossi.er. from London for New YORK;
bsy as seps 10, ai q \. lon 81
Ship Baysi,w tsr. Rous. irom London for phadclpha.
ship III. ksnay cBr. from Bristol for Tybse Sept
Ship Lima Ger, from Bremen for the United States
Ar Am ship. showing JrBH. bound $. Do. Ia, IS N
BARK \ Dc cs,ym.n % from Cardiff for Charlotte
Bark Mary caspbel, 10 from London for Yarmouth.
surprise Aver from Bristol, for New Orleans.
Sept 20, lat 40 80. Ion is 10.
nss ss. S SGes,.s; Il. s from 81 John Me- for Mar
bark Virginia lsr. spraily irsm Bristol Quebec.
Barr frsnehny tI!I,. K.id. from Ss~r for Baltimore
York. no date. i, 4o lou To- -
h.is 5 Faaslss ~ "a saa', from Rotterdam for New York.
Bar. s's" hnH.es & Crosby from London for
BARK Ksrnsk tBr. IRON Liverpool for sheiburno. Sept
ss pr from raa'aa' for Ne" York. Aug 10
Bark Templar tBr), Trefry, from Dunkrk for sandy
Bark chas,eson Nor. from Antwerp for Baltimore Oct
BARK Jas P.nd!e,on Nichols. from New York for Ant
wsrp, sept ~. lat IL n. loa saw
BARK .rana ta sr smith, from Antwer pior Now YORK.
BARK Teden.sjod (Sor,. johnson, from London for Nov
brig Edna NJ Grsgory DIR, Johnson from Newport for
Point a pi,rs. ocs D. lat 90, long.
Ayrss, sept IA. lat 10 \. Ion ~ W.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt schwsnsen: Of the Germ.a steamer Pommerania.
N ,s' WITH
BRIG DAWN (Br,. Ingis at Boston Oct 10 from Archan-
severe Weather on the passage had hsr
oF desks had her cabin hied With aud
MADEIRA reports the Sd and 4h inst in lat 30 lon
snd. and shifted her ballast, when her m.nm.ss
and the vessel made isr that port
scHR Bessie DIcxKRsoN. at Charie:ton from Ksnne
sas . A % ns Esps sr
the deck with water and esryinx the forward
Sses. With gone eas4aa
Ess from Cape H..sst... .shr Ansr.ia coss
y Senx .ssndoasd tsshr NympS rsDorssdS.
Sem ExrxRIxsxr OF New Bedford had her bottom
New ish j water
Boston os. is-c.Ds wa.IsS Of r.: a.h'.s ssnr Chan
% Ch.sh.n. spoke n. a.ning sshr k5pI.... of
'sss ;ss %
NKw LONDON, Oct 20. Q ANA tug has sesn = the
JoAI sr.%. Ss ashore :. Little Gu, I..a
very nigh she returned The apparently lies In
's boon u..vo
s a work sS hs .a .p %
wreckinx Comp.ny hand. the latter with The
cargo.
Ports Famboroush are nearly compieted and she
will be Hoated in few days and then the New York
route.
has been examined and found 80 have sustained
BARK Amicus which was wrecked here while on
. voyage Montreal tor Cork. after changing
times hSs been finally purchased by Mr. koss who
has almost now. She Is ready TO OF
high tides and has been load timber
for Liverpool.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Oct 2o-Stsamer island Home, which
s,Iysa here las. nigh. from the wreck Of me sshs E,..
Of the Northern Of Norton's Shosi 1t
thought the schooner will be saved whom the weather
moderats The Island Homo leaves again this evening
where she will be joined morning
BY the River Queen. from Nantucket
About ons-h& OF the OF iron OF the schr Tele-
graph Of RockiAnd ashore has bson oy
divers Tho wrscking schr Merritt Is doing the work.
The hull and material saved from the Telegraph will be
steamer Aeushnet started night
cay morning account OF . strong westerly wind.
Schr George Walker examined by divers Yesterday
who report her keel out.
vxssxLs soLp-At Galveston 18th inst schrs Robert
Ruff 2is ell0 and the George sealy. 3Ol l4lO0
TONS sold fer the aggregate sum Of $2O,uO0.
A DISHONEST SHIPMAsTgR- The American fishing schr
Kane. OF oueeser, Mass, Joseph Weeks master. from
the into Cape Cans0 about Sept IS for
bait While WORKING Of that port she msstAyca and
ashore sunken reef CRANBERRY Island. sne
on and the Captain sold part Of the Of the
10 Liscomb. where tn. Captain. leaving the
vessel in charge Of OF the crew named Cleus-
len for ss oa % ,ss Be
his for he took the vessel to Prospect West
Hatsx where no sold the balance OF the FISH, dores as
ing and everything moveaoe from tho vessel The
agent Halifax hearing Of what going
Prospect. eegrsphed the facts to ttem Thew In
him seize tho vessel and he took possession Of
Nj the dorss which have been sold
have been Observation-Disclosures Chronicle
The New York herald., 1878-10-21

ssrry "A days. In ballast Boyd Hineksn Had strong
Bark ssosiaad tof isfas Ns,. Morius oasn.anamo is
DAYS, with sugN 20 Brooks Co; vessel TO whi.ney
Co Had light southery Winds TO Hatteras thence days
Brt Loisns tsf s.os.,on,. Bl.ueh.rd s.su: a ss',
sa,nss & Oct had heavy % gale from NV lsas .s
passed quantity oiumbsr and iashs, but short time In
Bark Endssvor eor Bath, xeansfort. s.gas Is days,
M @ 10 "a @ ,eaS hSas s sosd Gs M
Logged =. and .oandonsd sssiors rsponsd, !. a w,,
lumber % % Ely vs.ss @ 10 kvsn.. Bali Coz bound
schr Emma dre.ov Crosby. Charleston. II days. with
LUMBER % John Boyn.en, Sou, oe. is. iss 81 40 Ion
apparently laden, being dark could not get
lumber ysss: Had ache heavy
sehr 4 Aleotr. Loveland. Virginia.
seHr LIN Lillian M hrnsss,ias. s,.. XxsGksry: xG: Virginia
sehr Kate Miller Van zans, baltimore.
schr Moore, franklin. Baltimore tor New Haven.
sehr NJ Merrmau. French. Philadelphia.
s.. anne. os.is r from Lysrpoel VI which srvsd
ssS s'si siss sSi S % !;
LAT Al - 6s 49, City Of Montreal (Br). do for
H.ssna. i. censisnsd 70 liwsIi %: Report. m hal
.o,hs 10Th; ibooom sprung forsm.'' head and split
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND souTE.
Steamer Glaucus. Boarss Boston sor New York. with
mdse aud passengers TO II r Dimock
BOUND EAST.
steamer Aihambra. CBrl. McElhsnsy. New York for
Halifax, N s, and st Johns N +.
Brig Gem. tBr). Richardson. New York for Oporto.
Schr Dreadnought. tBr. Nckerson New York for Var
mouth, Ms.
schr sarah A Reed, Arnold, New York for Boston.
Schr Daniel Norris. ksnkin New YORK tor Taunton.
schr Henry Clay. Loom,s, New York for Norwich.
Schr Hattie Lou, Wright. New York for Hartford
Schr New Reguiuy Hoboken tor Providence.
Schr Ira Bliss, Cotton. Weehawken for EdRsrtown.
Schr Silss Wright Hart, Port johnson for Providence
schr VIM Everett. Mcdaniel Port johnson for Provi-
dence.
schr Frank Walter Crosby. Elixsbsthport Boston
Sshr Charles Rogers Perkins, Esxbethport for Boston.
Schr Henry A Deming. Boardman, Amboy for Hartford.
schr Wave. Hubbard. Philadelphia for Hartford
Schr Marshall o " ellis. Chase. Phiadelphia for Sag
Hnrbor.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

A runaway accident al the Central Park at one
oeloek yesterday resulted the death OF Mr. Patrick
Butler Of No AL West Fottyssvsnth street, and the
probable death Of his wife. The couple wsro return
lug from the College Of the Sacred Heart,
wbsre they had been ON a visit 10 their
two children and when several hundred yards above
the Eisnth avenue exit the coupling pole broke,
causing the horses to become unruly. They
dashed down through the carriage way at
that part OF the PARK, and, rushing against
the eurbstone at the circle, caused the vcbtcIe
TO upset. Boin the occupants were thrvwn with great
orce to the pavement apd received fractures OF the
SKULL Assistance was rendered by Gate Keeper
Costello Of tns Park, aud ofeers from tie Twenty
second urecnct and tue uniortunatcs were conveyed
to Roosevelt Hospital. Mr. Butler Iingered
but lew nours nftcr reaching there,
aud mis- wife, at late hour last night was IN an un
conscious condition The surgeon 10 charge thought
her prospects Of recovery very slight Mr.. Butler
was fortytvo years Of age, ana Tor several years re-
sided IN the Iwenty.second ward. He had been sue
cessfuliy engaged in tbs rope and twine busincss,
having large nsx factory at tho foot OF West Fiity-
seventh street His down town place OF business was
al No 30 White street
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
rAr.ouru. o.. so-Arrvsd ship rrineun,aIn. osSorn.

fALsourH Oct 3o--Arvsd, ship Trimounsain Osborne.
Huanillos
HAasuRc Oct Issaiisd. barks chignscto 3D. Porter
Sandy Hook: Natvig (Nsr,. sundblsd, New Orleans.
Arrived leth ship Antoinette (Br Scott. Pabslloa d
Plea via Queenstown.
HAvRE. Oct Is-sailsd bark lena tNer). Jansen, New
York.
Arrived 2oth AM. steamer Vile de Paris tFr). San
telii. New York,
KoslesnFRc Oct I7-Arrvsd bark Empress (Gsr,. vsh-
low. New York.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 1s-Arrivsd snip Ellen Munroe. Nor
cross, San Francisco.
Arrived 20th. ste Sandman (r). Dutton, Quebec.
Sailed 10th. bark st osves tBr). Carter New York.
LISBON. to Oct l9-Arrived bark Psndsrgsst (Brj.
Bates. New York.
Sailed 18th. bsrk Antelope (Sw) Rylsrg Philsdsphia;
prior to 18TH bark sunbesm Hand Delaware Brsakvasr
brig Nellie Hustled, Brewster. st Thomas
LEcHoRx. to Oct l9-Arrvsd. bark virgnis, Thsrlow.
New York
Sailed prior to Is.n bark John Bunyan. Butm.n. New
York.
PLYMOUTH Oct aO-Arrved. steamer Gslert l0sr), Ba.
rends New York for Hamburg (and proceeded).
QuEENsrowN. Oct 2O-Arrived. steamer Illinois, Shack
ford Philadephia for Liverpool (and procesdsd).
RorrEnpAH Oct is-saiisd. ship ssniFem' schusn-
Serg. Baltimore.
srErrIs. Oct le-sailsd, bark Nina tAus). seopineh
New York
ham, NIB. Tor Ayr. which abandoned the 10th inst
at Queenstown tonight
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAD Oct 20 Wind sW fresh, showery.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
A MYSTERY OF THE WOODS.

THE SKELETON OF AARON sYMEs, AN ENGLISH
xMIGRANr, FOUND NEAR yoSKERs-wAs HE
MURDERED?
Tho body OF q mp, or rather the bones of q human
skeleton. were found In the woods near Yonkers at
about two O'Clock yesterday afternoon by named
Loran Caldwell, a resident OF the town. who was out
cunning The remains were discovered near the cor
ner Park Hill and Highland avenues. and from the
appearance OF the bones the had boen dead nearly
four months A soit islt nat found about twelve
feet from the body.
Coroner Hugh Hughes was notified and accompanied
by Two officers Immediately made apreiiminary ex-
animation. The lrst facts developed were that the
remains apparently OF middle aged man. The
Clothes which after all were but collection OF shreds
consisted OF adark cashmere suit and English elastic
CATERS there being signs OF any undergarments.
Coroner Hughes, when questioned by HERALD
reporter yesterday afternoon said:-"when
found the remains and moved the body 10
"a a1aera ere any letters
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. Oct li-Arrivsd. ship sherisr (Br,. Black.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Oct .Is-PAsssd up, schr Howard
w.lli.m', from .oookea ss'tsa : c. ..,,,w.u. w.,
sswyer. Portsmouth; Chas samp.on. provdsnss. and
5osTSS: os, aSsA;.iyss steamer; Dsm.!ea, C!:.
ss s.!siss?.; ] big E%m. Or. ws.sisvsn. Ponce pr
Bro~a. NsSSsrn Nc; Louisa. walker. Rosnste River:
S.rrss Fc:sss New Ys5s; 3csosa.. ssyI0s' Ss;
head Read Dublin .shis Rescue. MS.n. Nassau; Lewis Esr
BxNGoa. 0c. is-Arrived brig Abby Tha1ssr. Hutch
ms q sc1 Ss..s Ms:f E.S syss 90;
Empire. Fisher DO;
BxSM Oct % .xr1i,r d. :eSr. arthur barton oooms.
Boston, 10 load for Norick Commerce rhorndks. Nsv
ShARLEsToN. Dc. i4-Arrvsd. bark Forest ssrs
2oth-AIrivsd, steamer Amy Dora tbr, Sinclair, hsv
ToRTREss XoSEoE. DC. 9o-Arrived. ship America
JAcKsoSvTLLE. Oct i7-Arrived sehr Melville. Blake.
NEW NEW ORLEANS. DC. le-Arrivea, bark Frame. q
Plat. Rr, Lequsrsun. Aarseiiss; sehr Sargent Day.
.NEwBUEYPoRT. Oct is-Arrivsd. sehr Jonathan osss.
saiisd ste amer Achilles Bacon Philadephia
nNEWP,0,KI Oct is,Arriysd; Ssa sehr George Hsyt
Dsss; tSsDSs s.. is- ssa,ss .ss Roger,
70. x%oy % 81 s DE- ds ss. @
NEW HAVEN. Oct is-Arrived. .chrs Allen ourn.s.
.Pokf GAMBLE, DC. ia-s.ied ship Gen Butler. R,dss
P0aT III ,KKLY. Oct i2-sailed. bsrss Lissis M.r
shall. sullivan; Free Trade, Merrymau. sydney.
PnILADELPiiIA. ocs 19-Arrived, sehr Kate went
worth. Perkins. Adams.
Ciearsd-ship John Barbour tUrg,. Holbrook ofros
Riehmondl. Hsrbury. after repairing.
2o,h-Arriysd steamer Paula tsp,. Lanu.a Hevana ".
Savannah; barks bsaltn tAus). Pavletsh. Antwerpt
Adelph angler William. New York TOR Bsrdsaax tpus u
with cargo shifted. ~ seforc reported)
smilsd-Ship John Barbour. -.
Boyd. Port Madison: :: Frank Marion Eidridss Honolulu
u.s sy ps.fi S.y s;:sf
Cairns Dunn. Dubiin bArks Senver. Melaudoes
TAHITI. Roswcl Sprgwue. Davis. Port Townsend; brig
Valet lImwl anderson. Honolulu
saiiel-ship Gov Tiiiey lBr!, Humphreys. Nsnaines
bsrks Johan Irxens (Sor, Mortensou, Hsvrs; ksp!es
U;erl. Lnnkcuau. Mebouroe; Roswell Sprmgus, DaviA
port Gsmble. brig Elise Hawt. Permieu. Honolulu.
SAVANNAH. Oct 20 Arrived. steamers Laursstins
fBrJ iliG New York; saragossa. Hoeper Bsltimorsi
United states Matthews Boston brig kstAhdfn, Coomus
Hsitimo,e schr q q Berry Pittsten. Me.
sailed ste amor uen Barnes, New York: schr Ward
TACOMA. ocs 12-sailsd. ship Dashing Wave. Colby.
WiLwiXuToS. &C. Oct 1s-Arrivsd. bark Kirkwoot
WOODS nOLK, Oct 1s--Arrivcd. schr A II lie aiming,
jones' Georgetown. DC.
WARkH AN. Oct Is Arrived, schrs Yreka, Drisko Nss
York: Argo, Quincy. do.
WEXFORD, Oct 1s-Arrived, schr Cora. Hins Hobo
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 20, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD srKAM yAcnrs AND HERALD
wnirEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINZ


Steamer City OF Berlin (Br) Kennedy Liverpool Oct 10.
and Queenstown lith with mdse and passengers ~
bale Had gales and heavy he ad OF the
passage. l3 lat SO so, Ion II a. spoke The
Queen (By) from Liverpool for New Yofx 18th lat - 30
l.n 80 ~ french line steamer bound 18Th lat Al 30
Ion 90 o. Germ bark showing letters QCNP bound
on Georges shoals Brush snp showing lot
tiers RDBQ bound 10Th, lat ~ 10 TO- steamer
Britannia (Brj from New York for Liverpool.
Steamer Denmark tBrI, Williams, London, Oct 2, with
mdsv and VI passengers TO w j Hurst. Experienced
westerly winds and high throughout the paaEe lat
~ Ion ~ 30 baa heavy westerly gale lasting 81 hours
with frequent squalls and mountainous barometer
2s0s oes IL lag AZ II lon ~ ~ passed steamer show.
Gsrnsn ears. showing letters QBPr. bound all welli
Goucese Mass all well same date lat ~ 55 lon 81 VI.
Inmsn line steamer bOund ..
Steamer khen tUer). FRANKIE Bremen Oct South.
9Th, with mdss and 3yO passengers to Oerchs
Co.
Steamer Rio Grande Bolger, Galveston, Oct 49, with
mdse aud passengers TO "a Mallory A To-
steamer Richmond. Kelley kichmond aud Norfolk. with
mdss o the Old dominion Ste snship Co.
ship Glad Tidng tof st jobs, NB) Dick, Liverpool
Sept D. In ballast order Anchored In Gravesend bay
Tor orders.
Bark Aladdin (Sor), Petersen Cardiff 81 days. in bal
last ~ ToDias Co. Oct I, lat 49, Ion 40 took cy
clone from * to NV, latiBg urs; barometer An
3d. at rs 10, III lat IL, Ion 81 passed British
bark showing Letters QfOv, from Dublin Tor Baltimore
Bark xsry LAwton ief Yarmouth Nsi Portcr Lon don
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Oct io-sailsd. bark Johu A Harvis tBr).
Lockhart, New York.
AMSTERDAM Oct 1sssilsd. bark Tamora IBID. Slocumb,
Baltimore; big b stronAch tBrj. Kiiby. New York
BREMEN Oct le-saiIed, bark Evening Star tBr), As
burn, New York
BAyossE Oct Arrived brig Georgia, Walsh. Baiti-
mere.
BORDEAUX, Oct ls-Arrivsd hark Hawthorn tBr Whit
nsy. Nsw YORK. a
DusLis. Oct l9-ssied. bs,ks II oordon tBo. Cor
don. Delaware Breakwster; Emma q seammeli tBD.
Saunders. sssds Hook lboth not previously.