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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

n7-For additional marine disasters see general news
columns.
Captain r Munro of the steamer Devonia (BD, from
Glasgow, and Captain Schwensen. OF tho Pom.
mcania Gcr) from Havrc. have thanks special
meteorological observations made in with the
HERALD weather service.
sur vInxoSr Br), Rlchsrdso from Maulmsin for Pal
same evening With reference to the paper picked up
Tsnasserim oss the master he threw over.
board the bottle aud added that the time
peril but that subsequsnsy she gotten ont Of danger
az s ss bound for x
Ion, and requested to be reported.
suSD. @ ISS oo Ssas
fame Several vessels we're III sight At the time.
Law yn into Hns ks syy Sfs York
Sowsp and cle n,y n%ng n pc. terrific
boom salts and all spars with everything attached above
the foremast head
BARK Nuovo MArrro dtal,. from Philadelphia for New.
castle. Il. remains ashore NJ Delaware Breskwater In
unchanged position
BARK osrKnAA tNor), for United Kingdom Continent.
dischaygng cargo Divers damage to her bottom
S1 ssn %sy
side sandy HOOK viii partly dscnsrse cargo
s s.ss &: 1 s. Ha rss
last arrived n Baltimore 20 inst lie states that tho YES
liable as on f ESy
mako any me,eri. hesdway, rLeugh within 20 miles Of
were strong ha. u. near appIOaSa could be and
Il "f u: s ss"a a. tho ss Ges
were passed. very heavy gale blowing, accompanied
ss sts
two anchors east The sea was breaking she
s s sss the %
Of the S crew became disabled
By exposure aud lack q food that landing
Company despatched their Rescue to the
being landed IN tighter. and in ssrge Of
toms The 3. rs vol built vessel and
Sem MILLS lett Port Richmond Dec H. with cargo OF
coal Norfolk, va, and has not since been heard Of
sean EAJHlnxs OF. a. boston from hii.,.s.,hpors for
OF 3D. she strack Bakers Island but eano OF after
towed to the city by the tug Elsie.
scum ELrcra Bsylis from rbilsdsHhis 70. Providenes
port. RI. on the Sd.
BrSmSrds ways. New LONDON. Jan /. when the chain
broke and ne schooner ssoonsa oas Into the river s,S
slide.
got Tuesday by assistance from cu'syhunk. ath bottom
badly Damaged
BnrpcKron Gan 2Thc hulk Of the wrecked schr Jessie
morning. MHm cy the tug Kate Mor She viii BE-
into a barge
.ronrnsss Mosner: Jan sThs revenue .ehr Ewing. a:
Crseid which went ashore in gale Doe 30 In
M o S schooner
Brig from New xS soSna 10 SUrn . In ss
brig Bell went down to assist her.
Ssr . q. % from rss
tress owed to simpson Bros dock to-day for
from The head and all her headgcar are gone.
SAN rnAxorsco Dec 2sAn examination OF tho steamer
not 80 badly damaged as was at first supposed.
AwrnIcAN LOWS universal RKcisrER-we have 70.
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NOTICE 40 MARINERS.

BALrrc-c0Asr or PRussiA-vixEp AND FOG
SIGNAL swIsrNuxDE.
The German government has given notice that from the
LIST OF October flight has been exhibited from
Deacon tower ON the Eastern Mole head entrance to Port
Swinemunde.
The Iilht fixed light elevated ~ feet above high
wafer and should be- visible In clear weather from dis
Tho Beacon Tower Al feet hgh constructed OF iron
painted red 10 pyramidn Ia shapa. sided and
surmountsd BY dome Position As gwen lat So So IS NJ
Also. that In thick and fogsy weather bell will DO
sounded.
by command Of their Lordships
FREDk EVANS. Hydrographer
The present lights marking the the OF
Fume IAN alteration being rendered necessary by the
lowing ones. viz. t.
T. Gxed shore hight Illuminating an arc of 2fo deeysos
OF the southern horson-viz, from ESE to a W. The
light Is white ntsrsected by red vertical rays II IN raised
IL metres 80 icet above nigh mark and i visible
ut more than 10 miles distance By day time large globe
painted ~ alternate white and rod stripes will be hoised
4" marx the position OF the shore light
TO mark the end OF the1utward in of
uruction The vessel 10 painted In alternate white and
rod stripes ~ exhibits red and white light. above
placed at elevation OF 23 feet above the level
OF the aud tho white light is plabed
fect below the rod lsht. Both lights are visible
at two miles distance By day time globe
Indicated by the shtshp and shori light from
sea- IL by r.. Vessels making the port Fume should
therefore steer for the fixed shore light passing to the
should be ied to Sc passing the light
ship the right and tho shore iaht ION the le At
this point light becomes visible ahead marking
the end OF the pier
Tho above alterations into force the 18th
cembor. 1877
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. Al A. N.Y.
Indications

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. Al A. MI
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New England.
stationary followed by falling barometer. increasing
northeast TO southeast winds and cloudy or partly
cloudy weather, stationary or higher temperatures,
and In the Middle Atlantic States rain or snow.
For Friday In the South Atlantic States, increasing
northeast to southeast winds, falling barometer,
cloudy and rainy weather will prevail. a..
For the East Gulf States eastery, veerng to COLDER
westerly winds, falling followed by rising baromot er,
cloudy weather, with rain or snow
For tho " est Gulf States, colder northeriy WINDS
rising barometer, cear and clearing weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
loys rising barometer colder northerly Winds clear
or partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lakes, falling followed by rising
barometer warmer south and east winds shifting 10
cooler westerly, cloudy weather, with rain or snow.
For tho lowor lako region. south and east winds,
colder cloudy weather and possibly snow or ram
with falling barometer
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley falling followed
by rising barometer. colder variable followed by north
west winds, cloudy weather, with rain or snow.
The rivers will remain stationary or rising.
Tho temperatures will rise to freezing the canal
regions OF Maryland and Virginia.
OF shore signals continue ut lndanoIa, Galveston,
Now Orleans Mobile.
Caueonary Signals continue at st. Marks and
Milwaukee and Grand Haven, and arc ordered
for jacksonville. Savannah, Tybcc Island
Charleston, smithvilo, Wilmington. Cape Lookout,
Cape Hatteras. Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfolk,
Cape May Atlantic City, Barnegat. Sandy Hook, New
York, New Haven, New London, Newport and Woods
Hin
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Steamer City of New York tBr,. Land, Liverpool via
Queens own-John g Dale.
steamer sehiedam Dutch, Chevalier, Rotterdam =
Funcb, Edye Il Co.
steamer Leasing Ger. voss Hamburg-Kunhardt Go.
Steamer Gamma (Br). Ieddicoat, Bermuda--A Outer
bridge.
steamer Niagara. Curtis, Havana-Jnmes e Ward Co
Steamer City Of Washington, Zimmerman, Havana-F
Alexandra Sons.
Stenmer Isaac Bell. Lawrence. Norfolk City Point and
Richm ond- Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, Baltimore-Tm Dial.
zel
Steamer yineiand, Brown Baltimore VIM DalzelL
Steamer Francouia, Bragg. Portand-J F Ames.
Steamer Glnucus, Beayse. BOston-H + DimOck.
Ship punrobin !Br). Harris Antwern-Snow \ burgess.
Bark Ion (Irj. Beynon Belfast, Warren Il 60.
Bark pivico Nor) Jorgensen Cork or Palmouth-Fuuch
Rdyo Co.
Bark Woodlands OBJ. ssabrooi. Queenstown or Pal
Bark vittoria (ItaD, Maresca. Lisbon-Benhsm Boye
Bark Panoia Lunt, Cape Town-G Dckman.
Brig Union Br), LIE Daip, Oporto-Geo Bulley.
Brig l. w Armstrong, Ahen Demerars-LW& Arm
strong. - -
4 Son.
schr Empress. Cobb, Jacksonville -Warren Ray.
Schr Il II Pray, Clark, BAtimore-Wm Chalmers
Schr Howard Holder tBr), McRae Perth Amboy-f
Nevus Son.
sIoop Ella Roberts. Terry, Now naven-Cartwright 4
Doyle.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 3. 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wIfirEsroxE TELEGRAPH LINZ.

REPORTED BY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Anglia (Br, young. London Dec 20 and Graves
end ais with mde and 25 passengers TO Hsnaersos Bros
Had fine ssa,Isr yi.h winds ya,yinc from Sw 20 INV
DocaI Larne sad, with md.s An.In
man bark bound w. showing signal. OBJ Jan Of Nan
'usss. saw bril- ris.sa ,'san., hound X. 81
and passengers to CLARK seaman
mdsc to 10 iert Z Morgan -
sisamsI aapidsn Ksmpson. Savannah Dec -. with
steamer Champion. lockwood. Charleston days. with
steamer Regulator; Dome, Wilmington. NC. days.
Norok with mdss and to the Old Dominion
Snip alameda Of BATH o.. Liverpool 90 DAYS. with
in baas oao Tobs Co. lad strong
schr David Carl: Hawkins. Virginia. Had heavy
seIr Arctic. Dill PHiisdslphia for Providence.
ssTs ,S otus or from w:,srors " xhI sS was
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune. Berry Bossoa for Nov York
.stcsmer City Of FItchturg Springer, New Bedford for
schr John Psrry. Woods New Bedford for New York.
sehr Mail. Mead, Grsenwich for Now York.
Passed down schr Frances ODD. bradley, fom Hills.
s sSS S Tor No" YORK IN tue roads
BoUND EAST.
Steamer rranocnia, Bragg, New York for Portland.
schr Annie Brown Br,, Curry New York for wofvills.
sesr sis.saxs Highs New York e, for New Bedford
sehr VIM g Lewis. Lewis, Port Johnson for Boston
cr Won Bs rSS sS o Si
Schr Nellie u Jarrett Jarrett. Phadelphia for Boston
schr Tllie vnndercher Batsman Philadelphia for Bos
schr Maggie Chadwick, Merritt Philadelphia for Bos.
schr d Paige Haley. Phi, adelphia for New Bedford
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In the weather. Ono retail dealer in the city,
who annually carries over stock Of the value OF
$50 900, told the reporter that ater New Year. Day
had decided TO close out rho stock at loss OF
twenty per cent rather than carry II another ycnr,
but the sudden change IN the weather had brought SO
many orders. both IRON city and country customers
that be hoped get rid OF the incubus for 1878
and even TO make small prom. The senior
partner OF another firm Said 1--WE have had
IN 1877. and the mild winter up to tho
beginning OF the pew year made us despair OF working
have been busy in hiing orders snce the cold snap,
and II II should last lew days longer there is no
doubi that our line will be materially and prohtably
reduced ["
The ice say tina, they have fair stock on
hand even II they should not harvest largo crop
this winter; but lew weeks or SO OF the severe
weather Will make good thick and OF course ma
teriaiiy reduce The Gust of the luxury 10 tho con-
sumcrs during the ensuing summer.
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DISASTROUS STORM.
A SEVERE NORTH WIND WITH SNOW OFF CAPE
COD CAUSES MANY wREcKs-HEAvy Loss OF


A SEVERE NORTH WIND WITH SNOW OFF CAPE
COD CAUSES MANY wREcKs-HEAvy LOSS OF
LIFE.
Bosros, Mass, Jan. 8, 1878.
The snow storm last night was quite severe on the
coast, the wind blowing hard from the north, which
rendered navigation TO inward mariners extremely
hazardous.
The British steamer A. Strong, Brown master,
which sailed from Boston Wednesday afternoon Tor
New York 10 load for Europe went ashore about four
O'Clock this morning the west end OF Nashawana
Island, Vineyard Sound. No particulars have as yet
been received. She steamer OF ZAP tons
yorR MEN DROWNED.
Fishing schooners John, Miles Standish and Pow
Wow are ashore on the beach at Truro about hall
mile south Of station g. Tho captain and tour men
from tho Pow Wow are drowned.
The schooner Sea Lion (oi ST. John n. b. Mclntire,
master, ashore Nanset the night OF January
Q rho crew were saved The vessel is total loss
She from New York Tor ST John, \. b. Small
chance appears OF saving the cargo
ESTIRE CREW LOST
Another schooner, name unknown, won't ashore the
same night near the place, and has gone to pieces.
All hapas are supposed TO be lost boat was found
Oh the beach, which probably belonged 20 heE IT'S
dark appearance OF the winter around her. All that
can be asccraned In regard TO the unknown vessel
part OF her name. which Is as ioliows:-"J. q. h.,
Harbor, n j."
A large schooner Is also reported from Nanset, at
anchor close in Shore but her name could not be
certained.
A schooner, name unknown, was discovered this
morning a anchor of Wood End, Provincctown, with
loss OF mainmast.
Captain Abner b. Sparrow, at Chatham. reports an
unknown schooner lying just clear OF the bar the sea
breaking over her ut times She has cut away both
masts Boats from tho shore cannot get 10 her owing
TO The heavy
ANOTHER CREW PERIshED
WEELFLEET, Mass, Jan. 8, 1873
The schooner Addie r. Avery, Of Nov Haven, went
ashore at four A. NJ at South Truro Both the vessel
and crow were lost Cargo unknown.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTWERP, Dec 2o-ssiled. bark Belt tBr), Mcbride.
CARDIFF. Dec ao-saiec, ,chr Lizzie Heysr Polaud
Havana ~
SSG for M NsS Ss; B Ep'Gn sS City
Wilson nnc; bnrks Lord Kinnaird BT, Black, for New
phrey. urozisr. for Boston.
ps sss ss s ES . hp: ssa soaa'n Waite
CocHiS Nov Palm port. bark Bessie II (5r). McManus
u tssca Jan i-sailed schr Nancy Smith. Hodgknson
Hone Koxc Nov I5-sailsd. ship Criterion. Luli. Ma
nils 18TH. alatea n;er Jaeger San Francisco; 2lst
.nALiyAx, Dec si-Arrved. sehr q Graham. Mcneil
MALAGA. Dec IS SAILED. brig A Jewctt. Reed Porto
CabsiIo.
p. ss n S.ss: Ss assue wsn d.
,MIML4, Nov iS-s'ilcd. bark sendia c'r. LGh,body
NosrrvipEo Nov 23saled. bark Cyclone tBr, Forbes.
PAgILLAc Dec si-Arrivcd. bark Nornen tNor,. Olsen
New YORK tor norcsaax Snot arrived Jan . a p,..
,YoxonAxA. Ny 2s, All ship Alice winos..
ham, philips. do; +'h. 0-y'on Kelly. New York.
( lss sns.xs ssi rsrrH,. n.,,,.
from Flushing ae.d, ao,l csrYoae Sovc TyOoe Goth.
Harry Douglass Landry SANDY hsSk c,u..
Eisi" Tur"sr New Yors Olive Mount smith, Xmc.ics.
Bnixn.n; Dec 2i-oG tbs start. Magnolia. Young Lon
Bsrs.s. Dec ig-Arrived. orphsus. Park. New York
ES,is' isGs i En-:
Bird Michencr. and John Bakor. PennelI. do; Lima
Schwoon, Wegner, Dobov; Elizabeth HaIbcrstadt. Bat
more; Pauline. Drummer New York tsince reported
Boapsaux Dec Sailed Prus Rssens. Bervix. Penss-
cola.
BREsr, Dec ie-sailcd, Lima, Bohman, Pensacola
BOMBAY. Nov 26-Arrved. Muskots. Gutter. Lverpool
2Sth Ewclf, Bsrstow. do.
Sailed Dec I, Siciian Savory. Muscat
CARDIFF. Dec 2Arrivcd. Benz Dickerman. Yetes. Lon
don Emily Sheldon, Hayes ioucestor; Willie, smith,
do; Royal standard (s), Johnson Kochefort,
Cleared 10Th, harry Morse, Drummond. Valparaiso 49,
sailed goth. krnestnc McLcary, Havana; 2ist. Mo,
Bambrough. Savannah.
CoWusNA, Dec Ie-Arriyed. 81 Louis o), Reid, Liver
pool land sailed goth for Havana ana New Orleans. .
CALCUTTA, Nov 21Ciearod, Alex Yeacs. Dunbar. Man.
ritius.
DARTMOUTH Dec 2i-Arrived Retriever. Newfoundland.
DEAL Dee 22-Arrivcd and anchoscd. Adolphus Church.
Ill., London for Sandy Hook; FELTON, Bent Brown. hotter
dam for do. =.
DUNDEE Dec 22-Arrived. Sutherland Quinn, Montey
DUBLIN, Dec 10 Arrived tiehon. Sciahino. New York
FALMOUTH. Dec IL Arrived. Urka. Jensen. New York
Sailed goth, Merriam, Power. Cork; Andrcas. New
York; Jose Mario. Costello London list. wandcrer.
Lewis. Savannah; Protcus. Urcutt. Greenock. .
GLoucssrxR, Dec 22-.Arrved, lssts. kssmondo. New
York ;Amnti. Vcrcngo. do. -. =.
satcd. 21st, Deveti Dubrovacki. Gaggay New YORK
Pacific Youn. United Constants. lvsncch New
Orleans; Theresa. kortepcl. Doboy. =.
Arrived in KneroAd Dist ccnhdenss Stagno New York
GLASGOW Dec 2l-Arrivcd scotia Wl. Vetvs New York.
0RxISocx, Dec 2o-Avivsd. Auns, Hseksst Quebec
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRExAN Jan 2-sailed, ships Quebec (Br) Rood North
America; Harmonic. Small Tybee barks Astronom Ger,
Hopper, New York; Mozart Ger Julicher. and Goethe
Ger, Kuhimau. do.
CALAIS, Jan 2Aivcd bark Nevada (Br) Foster Pascal
gou.a
DOVER Jan SON. bark John nsrvie (Br), Lockhars
Baltimore for Bremen.
DRosrnEIx. Jun 3Arrived, brig Rosk fNor Olsen, New
YORK.
HAvRE. Jan l-Arrived, bark Kongsbyrd (Nor), Land
feldt Savannah.
Sailed LIST, bsks Hampton Court (Gcr) Kruse. United
States; I'd, Refine des Anges r. Lecuye, New Orleans
II McLaren (Br). Delap. Tybee.
HAMBURG, Jan Arrived. bark August tGsr. Lonnies
Wilmington. NC; brig Gazeen Nor). Weibye. do.
KIScRoAD. Jan 3-Arrived. bark Eurus lBr. CASTOR,
New York via Queenstown for -.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 3-Sailcd, ship Southern Rights Wood
bury United states: barks Storm Bird Ger) Krae Fer
nandina; Courier (Ger), Claus. Beaufort SCI Sonoma
Newberry, San Francisco CHE latter not the 1s).
LONDON, Jan 3-Arrived, steamer Assta (Br), Mckay,
Now York bark silistria tBr). Gin. Pensacola
Cleared Sd. bark Gulnare (Br). Mcdonald. Delaware
Breskwater.
LIMERICK Jan s-sasd, bark PARENT utsl,. Raxzetto
Baltimore.
LxrrH. Jan 3-Arrived. brig Bessie Nay (Br). Buck.
Philadelphia Cbesore reported arrived Dec pa.
LISBON. Dec 2p-Arrved, ship Mariana (Por), Fer.
rsira Philadelphia.
MARssrLLxs, Dec S1-Arrved. bark San Luigi UtaD,
Trapani. Now YORK.
trom Southampton, Bull River sc.
QuKESsrowS. Jan l-Arrived. barks Ansonia Otai)
Laxsaro New York; Sd. Religion Libere (ItaD, Lam.
bcrto Philadelphia.
Also arrived Sd, Pm, steamer Wyoming, Jones. New
York for Liverpool (and procecded).
ROTTERDAM, Jan 2-Arrived, bark Kathinka QIer),
Rossine. Baltimore
REUNION to Jan 2-Arrived brig Laura Gertrude Brown
Cape Town.
SWANSEA, Jan 2-Arrived, bark Columbus (gr) Burrows
Darien.
SLIGO Jan 2-Arrived, bark Mann Cichero GtaD, Rae.
zetto. New York.
LONDON. Jan 3-Ship Johu . Baker, Pencil, from
Bremen America is ashore of Ossende, will proba-
bly, be total THE Is register and was
built at Brunswick. Me, in 1853. whence sho halls
Bark Bills. Pfaf from Dantgc D.c by way of ElsI-
nore for Newport g. put into Fahrsund Norway on the
cd inst with her upper works damaged.
Bark Ricaroo III ts. Castsllsno from New York Nov
tor Cette oundcred Mt date reported The crew
was picked up by bark Osanna GtaD which arrived at
Corfu prior from New York. Tho Ricardo III was
5s tons register built In 1870 Casano and hailed
from Naples Her cargo consisted Of 24,3oO bushels of
wheaE)
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYuEAp, Jan 8. 'PM-wind ssw. strong; barometer
2ae4e.
PLYMOUTH, Jan 8, rM-wind sw. moderate.
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he conrrss.. from Gresnock

on sns cun,t~as 18th. the Congress-. from Gresnock
Sris land cleared for fiand Me- Guido Gsilstch. Nss
Cleared 4tn re:rls.s New York; isth Probe.
Sr Dec si%sr,rsd pofi Legho.n o.
.HAMHunc. Dec is-Anvsd. v,sisna cs,. hs6isS. New
f.s Ss. eS.h %sis. ss; Geo. csp
Sailed 10Th Bs,s;S.s Packer ssa;y Hook
Apina kiecs. New YORK; Caravan, wa.faeaL savannah
Ssan cns az & Anew
Sssrn% View YORK Nepun. nase Psrcas uny
lynn. Dec so-In thu roads, Luigi Rusgisro Ruggisro.
L.lra Dec ao-ssiled. Edward Albro, corbsss. Rio
LAxIAsH Dec is-saIled, Granville Belle, Southwest
LovpoxprmRr Dec 2i-saied from Innsshowsp Head
JAS 4 boyd, Kichman Baisimors Mary Jane Baker. d.
sailed 20 h. Emanuel for Hampton Roads
LrcMoas. Dec is-Saei, Caledonia 10. Allison. New
s.v. Dee Dee PSSa New
YORK Aurora Churchill Delaware Broakwater Theobad.
Mnssisa Dec I4-saleS sarah Emma, Hanson. and
MsUnIrus Dec Arrived previously. Royal Charley,
NEWPORT. Dec ao~saied Emily sowther Webster. Mora
NrvcAsr.K. z. Dec 2l-clcarsd. rravanoors t0f New.
PaAwLk PoIsT. Dec 22-Passed. Maritime Union (of 81
PosrLAxp Doc 3i-Oh, Robena, Hagen. Antwerp fo'
anchored in the Roads 2ls Cumberland Weber, from
PITScurH. H. Dec arrived. Wellington. o'oallsshau.
Charottetown Tor Que 'nstown.
PORTSMOUTH. Dec 20-Saed Addie McAdsm, Curtis
New York.
PALraMo Dec 1l-Arrived, Abbotsford (s Jones, Mes
sna land sailed for Now York; 18th. Assyria ~, Round,
do Amistad. Leandro New York.
Sailed 18th. Caroline Eddy Otis - Thomas; FIithjof
Egean o.. Jones. New York; 18th. Provincial o. Bachor
do.
Dee airysS ISSns Burns Primes
Sailed TO 21st Hoa. Nielsen. Gloucester Luigi Il, Costa
Belfast: Amor rraterno Crch Rochester: 22d, Idea
Gallo. Waterford Lea Smerchnich. do; Aida Bodtker
SWANSEA Dec 2O-Arrived. Bremen. Caldwell. Bstts
Cove; 21st Rowena Macdonald, Prince Edward Island
SLIGO. Dec 30 Arrived. signet, Yeo. Montrea zio Lo.
srnrrIS Dec i6-ssifsd Friederike. Boehn New York.
ST HELEN Dec 2-AIriyed Assaye. McRitchie calcutta
WArKRvosp Des ie-Arrived, Fratelii Arecco Arecoo.
New York: Giullo Secundo Dodero philadelphia.
wExyonD, Dec 20-Arrivod. Ivanhoe, Kirkpatrick st
YMuiprs Dec 2o-Arrlvsd. Adoph Engler. Fickcts Be-
tavia.
ALEXANDRIA,. Dec l2-About 800 petroleum had
bcen discharged In the harbor from the Scharny
for conveyance Rosete when the dragged
anchors struck the mole and had her stern carried
away. causing her to sink Next morning she raised
leum 10 being discharged. Some smashed and
Others missing but the Of the latter
The cargo OF tho above wreck will be sold by
auction.
LowHsrovr Dee 22-Ths italian bark Ncttuno. Flaovgs
from baltimore for Lynn struck the Barnard Sand hs
morning. and assisted OF by fishing smack and
ceeded no agreement ~
day the and again surveyed and recommended
to caulk and repair.
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ARCTIC WEATHER.

A MAN FROZEN TO DEATH IN JEFFERSON
COUNTY.
wATERTowy, N Y, Jan. 8, 1873.
James Malan, aged sixty, was found frozen to death
this morning in tho road threo miles from Antwerp
He left tho latter place. intoxicated. to go to his
home IN Oxbow six miles distant, last evening, in a
wagon.
Last night was the coolest Of the season. Tho
thermomct to-day Is fourteen degrees below zero
and the snow Is about one inch deep. There
thirty five days OF good seighng up TO this date last
wear.
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SNOW IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Jan. 8, 1873
very heavy snow storm has prevailed here since
five O'Clock p. ~ reaching the depth OF four inches
10 three hours.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. 3, 1873.
storm set IN at noon to-day ana still con-
tinucs.
LITTLE Rock. Ark, Jan. 8, 1873.
A heavy storm has prevailed here all day.
The now five inches deep and still continues
TO fall.
New ORLEANS Jan. ], 1878.
Dispatches report that a snow storm Is prevailing
asCorsicano, Texas Shreveport La, vcksburg Miss,
and Little Rock, Ark
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Cape Town Nov D. schr Frances Allyn Glass
New London (and sailed 18th for Desoation)
Capt Zenas Bourne, OF bark Avoa OF NIB previously
repored condemned ut Mahe. Seychee Islands, Oct IS,
1877 In J damage sustained at arrived
home In farhaven Jan /. confirming the same He had
board ut the time Of ration 240 bbls OIL
which HAD been shipped to London in Msssrs
Bros to be sold for the benefit Of underwriters and
The mate. second and third mate left Maize In
company with Can't Bourne and have arrived home. The
had left r Maurus to take the first opportunity tor
home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-04
SPOKEN.

Ship Plymouth Rock. Brming CHAM, from London for
Now York, no date, Tut rs is, Ion Is
Ship Wildwood. Hartman, IRON Liverpool for Hong
Kong. Oct 20 lat "a +, lou 20 W.
ship Serteaux Br), Post. from Madras for London
date, on Cape 1T Blaxe.
An American ship showing JsBP. Dec IL. lat Al N, lon
Bark Athena er) Belmer, from Bremen for New York.
Dec 10, lat 80 ~, Ion 10 Is.
Bark Lizzie Mary (Br Du.a from Quebec for Monte-
vdeo with loss Of ast Doc lat 81 lon 81 W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-04
OBITUARY.
MRS. FUNICE 8. FISHER.

Mrs. Eunice s. Fisher, venerable and highly es-
tcemcd lady, died In Jersey City Wednesday In the
year of her age at the residence Of her
sou, Rev. John r. Fisher pastor OF tho Second Pres
byieriau Church. The deceased lady formerly be-
ionged Cambridge N. Y, whence the remains will
be taken today for Inlorment.
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A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Joseph He'll. aged twenty-five years, Of No. 81 FL.
dridgc street, was arrested by policeman
tho Bowcry last night, who made a complaint
Of ntoxication against him. Sergeant Christie found
tho prisoner dead In tia cell shortly before
O'Clock. II is not known what He'll died IRON.