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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-05
THE INDEPENDENT

j. j. BEESON EDITOR.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-05
\ Hint to the Nationals.

From the New York World lDcmll
The Nationals of Dauphin county,
Pennsylvania, not onl y want the cur
rency inflated but the volume of shad
in the Susquehanna increased. BY
all means. Let the government issue
a thousand millions of pieces of paste
board, each inscribed:
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-05

Henry Davis, known as Ground Hog
Davis" was found dead In his house near
Hillsboro on Aug II. Evidently he had been
dead week, for the body was In a shocking
condition He had lived for many years alone.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-05
Livery and Feed Stable.
4. j. La US, Proprietor,
Stable in rear of Marshs blacksmith shop
TANCOTTER, ". Z.

Single and double rigs, and the best saddle
horses, etc, furnished on short notice, and all
charges reasonable. Give me Il call.
Horses boarded and taken care of at reason
able rates.
June -, 1873.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Russia Br, Cook, Liverpool vie Queensovu-C
steamer AIseAia tHr), Craig Observation-Disclosures Bros
Steamer srcece (Br,. Pearce. London--F W Hurst
steamer Schedam Duteh). Chsvsusr, Rosterdsu-Funeh
Steamer Franco To Trudes, Havre-Ioeis do BseTsn.
Steamer Clyde, Morton, Aspinwai-Pseihc Mali steam
steamer Claribel tr, Webster Kfngston, Jacmcl aad
Aux Caycc-Pim, Forwood 4 Co.
Steamer City q Columbus, NicIerson .vannsh-1sorre
steamer c knight, Chichester, Georgetown, Dc-J
steamer J W Garrett. Foster. .Bsltinore--J Krems
Steamer W Brnns Foster. Baltimore--J Krems.
ship Vega Ger. Jachens. Brcmen-Ocirichs O."
Ship Bedford lBr. Congdon, Philadelpha-J Whitney
bark Donald Ferguson s, Ross, AMER for ordso-Psu
Bark Cores. sno-: Adolaide,.-,Ew v Cameron CO; =
Bark Cherokee CBr) JONES' Liverpool-BSwring Archi
Bark Scottish Fairy CBr, Twoeze London-McKay Dix
Bark Sarah Chambers Br, Rutherford London-Funch,
Bark Nova Scotia Rr) Le Cain London-C w Bsrtsux-
Bark Annie Burriii (Brl, Morrell, Antwerp-Bsyd 4
BARK Armenia atap. Ca6cro MarsciIlcs-James Henry
Bark Johanna Nor, Muller Bordsaux-Funeh. Edge
BARK Jose d Bueno, Jones, st Jago and Guantanamo
Brig Starlight, Thompson. Port Spain. Tnn-L P
seSr Emma Crosby, Crosby. Cindad Boivar-Gcorse W
sehr rlorolia r Horton, Basse Tore and NsvsJones
sehr Caleb corkum tBr. Sparks. chsriettetown PEIR
schr Katie (Br) Nelson Chsrostetown PEI-Perkins
sehr Mosro tBr,. Gsysou. Yarmouth. Hs-A Heney.
schr Francis Artbemus dBr), Cole, 81 John NIB and
scsr II Jones, Fsksuburg, st Marys Gs-Abiel Alb
sehr Charles Ropes Pike Calais, Mo-Jsd Frye Co.
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
Em. 20.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 20, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

Rxronrrp By THE nERALp STEAM YACHTS AND nERArD
wHIrEsTosz TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer wisconsin CBr, Owen Liverpool Nov and
Sa.a Ssy ia 80 niles q s.edy Hoes passed ssssDsr
IS, s'e.%sr i,.ly s spn.on iSs London Sevs With md''
steamer iieert Ger, Kuhlewein. Hamburg Nov and
navr. th, With ndss and pasengors 70 Knrhardt Co
rs@.odsr = S...se % yar.sls M9dS and eoa ..sssI
ana pas.-users 70 Iea. DE- 1ssiaa
Steamer Alps lBr Williams Prince Oct n
wall i2th With passengers PIN Forwoed Go.
Noy = IS Ion g - passed steamer Crescent city from
steamer New 6rleaa. Hsl,cy se- Orleans nov -, -ish
steamer Ashl.nd Haatsr fernaneina days With nd'c
d.,s sr Si..s s.. % Ss,ssS .Ssron G'ssh"' Liverpool
last Theo Rnser lIae s,ronr .nd NV gsr noss Of
''s sS. 2ss-s - ss d.s ,s s'ss & With
empty barrels 20 fnnsh, Ldyc 4 Co -. 80
ss Die Ia "S.S Go g Is'sss $
soda TO oliphani Go Passed Cape ffon Msy J, snd
Rart shsteruc tef Ii,arpson Robots. London 81 day,
NV most Of the Anchored at sandy Hook fcr
Barf ses Dubrovseki t.us) Pendc London 81 dsys in
Bark Evening Star B. Assurs. Brcnen 81 days. 'u bal
Bsrs .h.nig.ls s s1v%.e1s, m H.,ss5g p as,,
Anchored az sandy Hook for orders.
. 70 aecyc ' Co. sd r"ar .ss., ri, gales and
G@ss ysshs e; S air . A1sy s rain and " ., a.
ren.ly short time IN the waor 10th. lat ~ 80 lon
Es of wrecked vessel only portion Of tho
ysonmast could be standing, about fifteen feet out
Of he mud had evidently oecn bu recently wrecked
Bark Tiberstor tBY. Morrison. Hoterdem ~ days. in
ballast to scammel Bros Had fresh NV gales moet Of
Bark Grace CBr Mcneil Rotterdam 80 days, in ballast,
TO W Parker n 60.
Bark David Taylor B Borsd Havro 81 days, in ballast
/, TO l. kevius Son.
Bark X Fp IIsrs Dukirk a days in ballast " D~s
sor, Straehle 90.
Bark Jacob AVS gurich 81 ss-are IS days in ballast,
tn Funch Edye a 90.
Bark Consig osatoa dtsn scotto Girgcnti GO days,
with snphur 20 Funch. Edyc 60
Bark Hattie Dixon of Damgriscottal Yates Progrcs
~ days with hemp hides 6c ~ Thcbard B-ss vessel 10
II r Met~nif & Co.
Bark Golden Fleece Brl Dodge Dcrerrra ~ days with
sugar to " rrowhrdgo'r sons
Bark Reindeer (of new Haven Decker So Pierre, Mart.
m days In ballast 10 II Trurrvidses sons.
Bark America (of New HaseDl ArmstropEs ~ Kits 10
. dA1x With surxx " IL Trowhrdesa Soma
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
A SUSPICIOUS DEATH.

Frederick Schultz. who was with Adam Ottenheim.
the German farm hand who was killed on the Staten
Island Railway on Sunday evening last near New
Dorp station. under very suspicious circumstances.
yesterday lodged in the County Jail ut Richmond
to await the result Of the Coroners inquest chultzs
account OF the accident is that the deceased and him
self walking on the track together. and when
short distance from the New Dorp station Ottenheim
suddenly threw himself across the rails before an
approaching train He tried to the latter but
before he could do the train rushed by,
and he barely escaped with hs-own life.
Ottenheim had saved abont $500, which he had de-
posted in this city. On Saturday Inst he said he
thought of drawing Of this money. but whether
he did or not is unknown Coroner Gsfney states
that no money found the person of the de-
ceased. Keeper Oats, Of the stapleton Morguc. yes
terday buried the remains of the unfortunate man in
the Poorhouse grounds at Richmond. no friends hav.
ing claimed them.
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
JOHN wYMBs MoRrMLY WOUNDED BY Hs
BROTHER WILLIAM.

JOHN wYNBs MoRTMLY WOUNDED BY Ms
BROTHER WILLIAM.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MArrAwAS. Y. j., Nov. TO- 1878.
John. William and Joseph Wymbs brothers.
John residing with his aged father little farm on
the outskirts OF this town. The three met by ap
pointment at twelve to-day and started for after
Moons sport. cunning. The hunt continued until
the sun had nearly set. when the brothers struck
the road three four miles from home and COM
nnenced walking in that direction. farm wagon
overlook them and they asked to ride John
got in and had just seated himself, with his back to
the horses. when William caught hold of tho rear
end OF the wagon with hand. holding his gun III
the other. He gave spring TO throw himself on The
wagon and he did the hammer OF the gun caught
the bottom boards, discharging tho gun and send
ing the whole charge, consisting of ounce Of No.
shot. into the abdomen Of John, who seated
only three feet from tho guns muzzle He raised
himself erect in the wagon. exclaiming "Oh, Bill why
did you shoot me?' and then fell into his broth
er's arms: r., was taken. home at once
and visited by d Shackleton, who states that the
wound is fatal md that the man will not probably
survive the night John is single man. twenty
eight years OF aee He has always been very indus
tous and athou the youngest of the three brothers
he virtually In charge of the little farm. and
through his management his aged parents have been
kept in a comfortable home.
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srsaxss CokrEs. from 81 Johns NJ and Halifax while
I'm ss f. sns %ssss sss r,s nisSs .s
win 90 on the dry dock for repAirs
E.el.s Mls; from S,S , ycss fGs %
assrsss cleared me voyasa having made
the necessary repairs. .-
tinore goth reports that in lat Ion a. passed i.li
bs moi es, beer in at condition no name could B. dis
,ingui.hed on hs su. On en- ner scrn 'hsrc was game
BARK AKgR tyor. oorum. from Aberdeen, which arrived
ut this port 18th inst reports passing Sova lat % lon
% sso - . ss being II rs% also on
aondssen several baaass Of isshs oasns Vi
S.rx IosA Nor, Gap: Jensen, from Hsyre which -, =,
r this s 1 It, x q H. % snso s
ssid the nainmast was standing, when u shcnd have
heavy The entire psssage lost aud split ssils &c
A.os & w'cH % + ,G a E.:g'G.s ss fss s.,. ~"
logged abandoned and srpped BY steamer Victoria from
Liserpooi, At Boston Nov -
Gaps lascred heavily Tcesdsy night She vas :.
ss asr he s:.Se. y 30
sns N.ny oar OF Esser,h .s Me-. ,oSs Sss"-osa ds:n
apns1 ains TIA, iisa.ssSsi iisa, Sx hands 81 saved.
scrR ADAM Berry from Cemen ssport Ms, for Boston,
zig Sishs tes, q tho isst 10 .ss hay.
sonRJ IvsSs which driven Ashore snd carried far
gotten on Yesterday morning wisscn. dan,ss & Tho
an Eighth milo in length by about nine feet wide IN
order 10 noet her
sens Il. M, A,syryo from, New York nj Cedar Kevs
Nov Is reports having lost and forcgsG or Hat
teras Oct ~.
er.a ~ prasrpv from Cha-iottctcwn, PEf. at Phia.
deph Nov 90 had heavy weather Of Cape Sable and lost
and split sails
scns rrrxr from Bangor for ro,,aed Which has been
overduc n Townsend Harpor nov = detained
by unfavorable weather.
scan AsA q Gloseses, Mss. las,y d,sT:Tsd On the
tswcd into Halifax by schr Lyxe Clark has been
sold At snosion TO Capt watt n Halifax, for $3.50
ecun Fronrscr TOWER from Rockport for Whining
before reported al Camden with cargo ~ To on IRE
vas the of several hundred folars Tho
hav all burned and the iins was mostly injured
The cargo insured Bangor Office and the owners Of
the vessel have been empowered 70 sell y ~ the under
writer's
SrHp Aannx Brwvwsw ~ Gicrcc~ter, has becn sod on
Messrv Wendc PhfMips ~ Bc~ton FOR
aPrepch house ~ Granville, yranre The 10 hrss
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
Prysov.u. Nov eo-wind =, moderate; s'osdy; barons
ter 3.c5
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrswALl Nov ARRIVED .shrs Addo wss'el croeksr,
sss ssss : Ss . Hs%%s
HssAros,s. Ms Nov Ioceared brig Addis henson 'Br'
s'ss ss!. @ Ss si:s st st.s. G
II K'y smas "das s.ssa s sgss aa srss %
% : s' ,y i i'q % s
" @ md % ysa @ Mis- sfs ar q ss@
c,artared-ship II corsar CBr, to arrive for New
sailed from Sanger Oct 4, ship cumcra Br, Williams,
m SsS ss s a.
IN porr Nov 10 schr Carrie Walker Tor New York 10Th,
.nAIlrAn. Nov ie-Arrived sahr Kate NcKnnon Br, Nc
Arrived 10Th steamer Mississippi CBr Thears, Liver
Sailed sth. schr Il L ssnS,ser Igr. Philadelphia
lsnoS oc, 3'.'leared schr II Crawford. Adams. 81
LuSrssusa IS, Nov is-Arived, schr Jessie ,Br, Ne.
MoSrREAr, Nov is-ssied steamer Ontario (Br, Roberts
:, PoRl ilAwx.snuIy Noy ,s-sailca. brig qa,nso nr.
New i.ss; sshrs Mary Mason Henry rsrS Eta
Imprr" ali for do
EMsra nes Ie ra r. x. ncd al bound
QunyssrowE Nov .,-.saiied barks Roma tNor, Larsen
A@wr SGrds.ys, @ Mor r alsorscp sr, Lv,,po"
QUEBEC, Nov lSClearcd steamer vndolans Br) Gllon,
London.
srJoHSs. Pr. Nov 2oArrived steamer Had (Br), Fair.
cloth Now York.
sr Jonss NJ. Nov :o-Arrived. steamer Caspian (Br,
Trocks. Liverpool for Halifax aud Baltimore.
SuxSERsIpX. PEI. Nov ARRIVED bark Lizzie Camcros
R5 Gam ,ron Liverpool; sth schr Champion Br Gran
Gle ,red 7th brig Rim tBr Sinclair Queenstown;
Sh. -crs North America tBrI Benoit philadelphia 1lt
lisa! ella tBrl. Mcdonald. New York
SYDSyr CB, Nov i1Arrived, brig Flora DR. Mathieson,
Iccland.
Cleared 13th, brig Euncc dn. Taylor from Rchbuc.o
Scotland
sr JonN, NB, Nov ieArrived, ship zambesi Orr,
Thomas. Newcastle; bark Ehlnna Brl Scott, harrow;
schrs IIolstead r, sullivan New York; Mary Thesl
(Irl. Thcall. Perth Amboy for Moncton
sCca 18th. a Thurber Cardcnas.
The New York herald., 1878-11-21

vRssksp scnoossR Of about 100 tons seen Nov io
went ashore near Martins waarf At Mareehcad night
damage
An Tho OH in bark stat lsorl ashore Lswes has been
few days. : 'Ap'''e' ''"' '"' '''''' -
BoorHsAr Nov lssehr Annie for whose safety
the s,h q September ths eth Tho expee,
4 hear from her YET The Fsee%an xss ssa0d y ap
vi Boothbny.
Gs.yysros Neyr7A eigh, o'clock last s,.aus fro wa.
Tani.. After tho Wednesday night nnoaled
ls sSsas reload She aa take" ss on
cotton ~ tho forward hatch and $50 aft OF them
MI the hf ''a ~s ut 'af ss
M L as Six s ss
from three cnsncs and by ~ the hold was Hooded and
the vessel i cleaned ou,
ilorcts.rn; Nov lssehr George Log. Irving. from
heavy westerly gales the entire passase Lost jib split
foresail and sustained other damage.
HALIrAx Nov 20--The schr Emblem. owned by A II
n, Of Yarmouth Ss sprung leak on Monday % sna
had cargo Of naeSerel and and IS total loss
MacIAs Ne, Nov 2o--rhe schr Vim II Mitchell pu back
dasoa % 1 on sas She em
port as Chester f. with spars and deals VIII repair ana
NomroIx, Nov 2l-Thc schr il q Ely from rhadelphi.
.ith pig iron for Richmond collidcd with the ship Frank
sustained other damages which win deain her hero few
stranded Collins Beach pei.wsrs River during Ing
great gale Oct ~ Is position to bc hoated and
VIII COME on without much damage
san FRAxcIsco Nov. ia letter dated Sandy Point
Straits of Mngcan September states that the writer
mastar OF the shr Sapo onnd the British ship Juliet from
London san Francisco bcore reported rccf near
Staten Land, August Her masts still standing
and sails set Owing bad weather tho Sapo had TO run
for shelter into harbor and returning several days
after to the Of the wreck found tho vessel corpiecy
broken some casks of beer. brandy vino and straw
hats found wAshod ashore.
The schrs Coombs and q W Prescott outward bound
came In collision of tho Heads yesterday afternoon Tho
former had her orcsa and returned while tina
Prescott sustained but slight injury and proceeded her
WY.
TnoxAsroy. Nc. Nov 1J--Schr 1.-Two Yankee lying at
Of Crcightors de sunk again and probably
attempt will he mads To rnisc her
Schr Veto codcd with schr off Townsend and lost her
ho~sprit aud bboom She 10 hor return TO Thomason
for repairs
OVERDUE vHssELs-Bark Elcano 92 tons OF Belfast y,
Graham sailed from, Now York Sept ~ with S7 bbls
fined petroleum OIL for Amsterdam and has not since been
heard Of s.a'..
Bngc Burgess y4si tons. Of Windsor. NsD Mcbride.
sailed from Boston Sept II for Gloucester T. with W297
bushels and had arrived at her destination mt last
advcea
schr Ann Glover Podgsr sailed from Georgetown SC.
Sept IS for Martinique and had arrived at her port Of
destin naton Oct2S
HEARD FRon-The schr Sarah Lewis, OF Boston, for
whose safety fears havc been entertained reported
July ~ by Capt Borden of tho bark Daniel Webster Of
New Bedford his arrival Faysl. Oct a. oil well and
boiling She expected to arrive until the 10th OF Doc
and those who have friends board have occasion to be
alarmed for her safety.
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
NEW ORLEANS PURIFIED.

BOARD OF HEALTH DOCTORS cos,sIprE II SAFE
FOR AIsENrgfs TO RETURN.
New ORLEANS. La, Nov. 20. 1878.
One death from yellow fever occurred during tho
past twcnty-four hours A number of merchants
called to-day at tue Office OF the Board of Health for
authoritative opinion the safety of strangers
in the city at the present time. Dr. Taylor. secretary
of the Board. in reply. said-
The experience of the present epidemic has demon
strated that those prostrated only contracted the dis
ease after they had gradually absorbed sufficient
amount of poison 70 be unable any longer TO resist
Those who recently died had been here during the
summer, and only compelled to succumt at
last II is my opinion that visitors in the present
atmospheric condition could absorb enough Of poison
to experience any Inconvenience and hence l con-
slider it absolutely safe.
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
DEATH IN THE NAVY.
SAD END OF TWO YOUNG AMERICAN OFFICERS
on THE ISLAND OF SANTA CRUZ.
rDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEIALD1

NonrorK, Va. Nov. 20. 1878.
To-day Commander David Is. Harmony, command
ing the United States Plymouth. received the
announcement of the death OF the two young nidship
men, b. Mallory, " Virginia. and Anthony
W. Rollins. Of Kentucky, who were put ashore at
Santa with the yellow fever and left in charge
OF the American Vice Consul. Commander Harmony
sIective families.
Mr.. Mallory the fourth son of the Late Colonel
Charles X. Mallory, Of Hampton. and was descended
from an old and honorable family on the Peninsula.
His great grandfather fell in battle before yorktown,
holding the rank of colonel and whenever Virgins has
called upOn her tho Mallory'a have made
prompt response Tho soa has been particularly fatal
10 tho family His brother Charles OF the Confederate
Navy died of accident after escaping many pcrs.
Frank wac drowned in the West Indies, and
Stevenson has hlled premsture grave in similar
Chmc~
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
SPURIOUS PENNSYLVANIA BONDS.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

HARRISBURG, Nov. 30, 1873.
ALI doubts as to overssue Of Pennsylvania
State coupon bonds Of the loan of 1853 have been
moved. About twenty bonds of the denomination Of
1000 above the amount authorized to be issued
in the above year have been presented at the State
Treasury for redemption. mostly from New York and
philadclphia. None Of these bonds have been re-
deemed, in accordance with the instructions Of the
sinking fund commissioners, who have decided to
await instructions from the next Legislature. State
Treasurer Noyes will make full report Of the swindle
the State to the Legislature. including in it the
correspondence had with prominent brokers who
have forwarded bonds here for redemption after the
full amount of the loan OF 1853 had been redeemed
The overissue, which occurred during the adIninis-
tration of State Treasurer Bicke democrat is
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
WHALEMEN.
Sailed from Mar

Sailed from Marion Nov 10 schrs Admiral Blake Hatha.
way Atlantic Ocean: VIM Wilson Iammond, do
Arrived a& San Francisco Nov IL bsrks Mount Wousun,
Nye, from Plover Bay 100 bbls VIII oil 100 lbs bone 2
do ivory; Coral. Owon. from Fox Islands, 3O bbls VIII
OIL 4.5Do lbs bone 400 do ivory; 18th. bark Abraham
Barker, with 300 bbls vh oil and son lbs bone.
letter from bark Jamos Allen. dated TacahuanO Oct
l. reports hcr about to sail on that day.
New Bedford Nov 10A despatch received by Capt VIM
Iew tho arrival saa Francisco yesterday Of
bark Thomas Pope Adams Of this port. from tho Arctic
ports bark Norman. Campbell, NB with 800 bbls oil and
5000 lbs bono The latter Is probably bound
lonolu1u1
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
vICKSBURG HEALTHY AGAIN.

THE STREETS FULL or LIFE AND ACTIVITY
corroS COMING IN FREELY
By TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD
fIcRsBuEG. Miss Nov. co. 1878.
The city is filling up with returned absentees.
Since the Official announcement that it safe 70
return business has resumed. Cotton is coming in
freely and the lately deserted streets full Of fe
hustle and activity. The election yesterday to I'LL
the vacancy for Mayor passed of quietly. Richard
+. Bccl formerly of Poughkeepsie, y. a., was
elected by decided majority
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
HoMEwAED VOYAGE OF THE GUARD-LrsT OF
OFFICERS.

HOMEWAkD VOYAGE OF The GUAhD-LISI OF
OFFICERS.
FonTREs MONROE. Nov. 10, 1873.
The United States sailing sloop-of-war Guard.
Lieutenant Commander Francis M. Green command
ing which arrived at tho Roads yesterday. is forty
eight days from Bahia. Brazil with all board well.
The Guard is = sailing vessel of the fourth rate,
o25 tons measurement, and carries two howitzers.
She been engaged during the past special
service making soundngs for teiegraphic purposes
and making astronomical observations between Lis
bon and the east coast Of South America.
LIST oTYTcER.
The following is q list Of her oficcrs:-
Iieutcnant Commander Francis M. Green ! COM
manding.
Lieutenant Samuel Beldon, executive officer.
Lieutenant John A. Norris, navigator.
Masters Corwin r. Ress and Downes L. Wilson.
Ensigns H. ]. Dorm. J. 9. Colwell and w. IL Nos
trand.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. G. Boyd.
Boatswain william Long.
Carpentar James Burke Transferred to the nag
ship Hartford at Bahia.
Captain Green reports . pleasant passage, but had
light winds all the way
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
MURDERER ARRESTED.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.3

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WHEELING. W. Va, Nov 20. 1879.
Chief of Police Smith. Of this city, to-day arrested
Edward Kiger. the boy who murdered with knife
Franz Hobrecht in club house in this city Saturday
night. The boy had made his way TO Coshocton.
Ohio, where he was arrested. Much excitement pre-
walls Kiger's arrest.
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
SPOKEN.

Ship Dnart Bay B Miller from Boston for MeIbourne,
no data, lat 23 "A n. lon --
Ship st Incie Rivers from Philadelphia for San Fran
cisco, Nov s, lat 46 n, Ion So
Bark John PeiIc tBr, Ie Bouer, from Bull River for
London short Of provisions and supplied by
Rcmpor tBr1. Nov T. hat 20. Ion 30.
Norwegian bark, steering W, showing lstorS HFLG,
was seon Nov II lat 81 n Ion 10 W. III
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
MOVEMENTS OF NATIONAL VESSELS -onDEns.

MOVEMENTS OF NATIONAL vEssEIS-oRDERs.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. 1873.
The United States steamer yandslia sailed from
Vile Frapche for Boston November T. The Marion
expected 10 leave tao or three days later.
The Ticopdcrogl sailed from Portsmouth, N. H.,
Tor Norfolk this morning.
ORDERS.
Surgeon samuel T. Shaw is ordered TO the receiving
shin ST. Louis. at League Island Pa.
surgeon Il. G.. Yer Meulcn rs detached from the re-
civing ship ST. Louis and ordered to the Naval Hos
ritaI. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
BOUND EAST.


Nh.
schr Salmon Washburn, Hathaway, Now York for Fall
River.
Schr Henry Remsen, Allen. New York for Southport
Schr Virginia, Vest, New York for Boston.
Schr Laura Robinson, Kelly, New York for Beston-
Schr Hastings, Chase. New York for New Bedford
schr Charger, Kelly. New York for New Bedford
Schr Phil Sheridan Lindsey, New York for Taunton
Scl.r Salie Ponder. Lincoln, New York tor Taunton
Schr David Currie Pease New York for Portland. Ct
Schr + Dufaold, Raynor Now York for Portland, Ct
schr Ida Palmer. Palmer New York for Stamford
Schr Jennie Davis, New York for Noank
Schr Balsora r sherman, Alley Hobokcn for Boston.
Schr Belle Hull, Brush, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Rescue, Hart. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Piow Boy. Hallett, Hoboken for Pawtnckee~
Schr Cyrus Chamberlain, Adams Rondout for Mcdford.
Schr r Mitchell. Morrcll. Albany for stamford.
Schr Cerns, Hutchns Port johnson for bingham.
Schr J j Moore. Franklin. Port johnson for Salon.
sehr Kate scranton. Pcod Port johnson for Providence
.chr Lady Ellen, Howe. Amboy for Provdencc.
Schr Minquss. Jones, ASnboy for Mddlesown, CT
Schr Silea Brainard. Hull. Amhoy for Hartford
Schr Surprise, Seaman. Phadclphia for Pawtucket
Schr Charley Miller. Thomas, Virginia for Fsirhavsn.
The bound feet before reported sailed from Hart
Islsnd Rosds back there during the night
OF adverse winds The bound veescls which passed
g to-day also detained in Flushing Bay and the
anchorage above from tho same cause
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
SAILED.

Steamers Ai.stia dr. for London: Grssos (Br) do
France r) Hsvre; Russa Br) Liverpool; rarpeia ,Brl,
Tvre Dock saad th PM; Devon (r, Bristol; Schiedam
(u,ch Rotterdam; Clyde Aspnwall; Saratoga, Havana;
city Columbus Ssvanu ah; Calf Stream Charleston.