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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17
w ar OH the Pacific,

The New York Sun says:
Wenaturaliy think Of an Anglo Russian
war as one 5000 miles away; yet its frs,
gun might be fred on our own border.
alt is almost cerlaiu," says the Broad Ar
rom, good naval authority 'rbat. in the
event Of a war Esquimalt would be one
Of the FIRST points attacked" Now Esqni.
malt is on Vancouver's Island. Its impot :
lance comes from its being the only British
navol yard on the eastern shore Of the Pa
cific. The loss Of V. island would, ac-
cording to the authority inst cited, be the
loss of almost the whole of the British
trade with the Pacific ports of the Ameri-
can continent. Thus Russian attack on
the Island would be justified by both its
strategic and its commercial value. a few
days ago u Russian man of-war, the Crays-
ser, Capt. Nazimoff, threw the authorizes
into panic by s,eaming into the harbor.
Fortunately II. B. ". Corvette Opal. IA
guns, Was also there, aud sent a boat
forthwith to see If the visitors intcn,s
were wicked or charitable. 1t was found
That the Craysser had put 10 for repairs,
on h'r way from San Francisco TO Sitka.
But the freight proved wholesome one.
Since then batteries have been erec,ed co,,
w nnaa':g tue entrances Of Esquimalt and
'.'o" "a,oors. three companies of vol.
un'eers artiiie.y have been enrolled TO man
them and IL hus 49,. "''
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

ANNIE FAxoN This boat arrived on Wed
nesday night at IL o'clock and departed
Thursday morning at o'clock. she
bre light up to this point only a few passen-
gers and a small freight. BY her, through
B. Loewenberg Esq We received the Ore
gonian Of the 18th. From this we learn
that the House committee on appropria
lions have decided to report the army bill
to reduce it 6 regiments OF Cavalry and Is o
lnfantry. This decision stirs mp nsiderable
feeling in military circles. The steamship
Sardininn belonging to the Allan line and
costing $500, 900 took Ere in Mcrville harbor
WAS scuttlel and sunk in 80 feet Of water.
Several persons were killed in the melee.
The IIavre authorities will not permit the
landing OF arms for the Russian government.
from the Uuiied States. An attempt was
made 10 assassinate Emperor William OF
Prussia by shots of pistol while riding in
his carriage with the Duchess of Baden.
British regiments in the Mediterranean are
TO be recruited to l 900 men each. An off
Ger of the Russian navy announces in New
York that the Cimhria is unde. his orders
aud that an expedition is to DC organized
on the Pacific Coast, that a squadron will
soon leave the Baltic for American waters
that his government was preparing to at
tack England on the sea it necessary that
no letters Of marque would be Issued and
no privateering would be carried on under
strict navy discipline. The prizes cnp,ur-
ed would revert TO the home government.
The Withdrawal of Russian troops from
the vicinity OF Constantinople is denied By
the Russian press, and afiirms that they
will not till the Turks surrender the for.
tresses and the English navy retires from
its present anchorage.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

ARMS SHIPPED.-Since penning our ar
ticle on the delay Of arms, Col. McConville
has received line from Gov. Brayman
stating that he had received dispatch
from Kress at Vancouver 10 the effect that
$50 rifles and ammunition had been ship
ped from Vancouver on the 10th inst for
Lewiston. Perhaps they have concluded
that the TELLER would make it too hot for
them If they longer delayed or perhaps the
Colville Indian scare may have induced
them to believe that the aid of citizens
might be needed yet in repell,ng Indians.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

TROUBLE EXPECTED. Ii seems to be
the opinion Of parties in Eastern Oregon
and Idaho that there will be Indian
troubles again this Summer. Already
the Rannncks at Fort Hall have begun
their crusade BY stealing hones. It is
thought the Snakes from the Maheur
will join them in making war against the
whites.-P. Standard. Nav 10Th.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17
SroxANE.-We learn ,bat the new

FRoM SPoKANE.-We learn that the new
post a: the Cnur e'Alene Lake is progress
ing rapidly, that the site has been
changed for one on higher ground than
where first selected on the margin Of
the lake, that the logs and timber have
beenprepared for building and II good guam
tity of logs cut for the saw.mill. that the
machinery for the mill has already arrived
on the ground and that it will soon be
erected and put in operation. The post
garden has been planted on the margin OF
the lake, land much other work done and
all done by the troops themselves under
the directions of Col. Merriam. who is re
ported TO be a good business manager and
worker, and understands mechanics. All
seem 10 anticipate that this post will be
one of the best if not the best in the conn
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

DANCE AT GESSEsEE.-The dance Mt the
M Of Messrs. Mitchell and DORIS in
- MQ8see valley on Wednesday evening
a4Nrleasapt gathering, tho not 90 large
yMA4 expected, owing to the excessive
the valley on Wednesday. Fonr
and six gentlemen from Lewiston
4S4 the occasion. Dancing and singing
RO. S4 Sntinued till the wee hours of morn
ara Thursday. Mrs Mitchell the hostess
, in Id an excellent simmer for the occa.
~ y 1pd all seemed to enjoy il, themselves
u Ne company with keen relish.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

UIcan make money faster at work for US than at
else. Capital not required; we will
start you. $i2 per day at home made by the
industrious. Men, women, bows and pirIs
Owanted everywhere to work for US. Now IS III
time. Costly outfit and terms free. Address
TsrE ) Co, augusta, Naine. vs.n?9.Iy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

49, TO FADRR LAND -Courad Wintsch
% long done business 10 this place
H. the Tenino for visi. to his .fader
!x in Europe. He came here a young
n vigor, was badly frozen 10 the ear.
- Of the Gro Fino mines and los,
pit bis legs by amputation to save hi.
'as assisted by the charity Of the peo.
q encouraged to open trading stand
IN as he could get about on crutcbes
Z 90. has attended closely to his bus.
and made money so that now be goes
worth from $500 $50, 900 As the
Of bis fidelity under adverse circum-
-. He expects to come back here
esome business unless the English or
IN war catches him. But be saws
y wooden legs will prevent his pass
spection as . soldier and he can't see
can be Of any service ia tho war uu.
ney make him General commanding
Prison.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17
FOR SALE.
TOWN LOTS
IN MULKEY'S ADDITION.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS CAUSED TO
% surveyed into blocks and lots. portion
Of his land on the fat east of the school house.
and within the limits Of the city Of Lewiston.
which he offers for sale. The survey embraces
blocks. containing 50 full lots 100x5O. and s
fractional lots. The tract Is hound on tho
north by Montgomery street, and on tho west
by the Mou mt Idaho road.
&s-For particulars. price and term. of pay
ment enquire OF WEsLsY MrLKY,
oi-u On the premises
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

FoR ms FAxILy.--Wm. Kettenbach, Esq,
who has been here few months is so well
pleased with the country and its prospects,
that he left on the Annie Faxou for his
former home In Indianapolis, to bring bis
family, aad induce others to come here and
make permanent settlement.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17
Just So.

The first thing done in dressing a
fowl is to strip it stark naked .--Er.
That was the case with one of our
butchers when requested to skin the
Pelican, so that the hide could be stuffed
for preservation. He chopped IF his
wings and picked the feathers all of,
and left him stark naked.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice to those owing him on accounts Of
last year, that it will be greatly to their advan
tagc to call and make settlement by the fret Of
June next. j. r. YANE.
May Sth, 1878. a0tf.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

NEW TEsINo.-Ths steamer arrived on
Monday morning at O'Clock bringing a
few passengers aud 20 tons of freight.
She entered Snake river with over 100 tons
of freight, but discharged 80 tons at points
below. BY her, through the politeness Of
the steward we received the Oregonidn Of
dates the 9Th and 10Th.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

u, N N week in your own town. So Outfit
VeN0 tree. No r,sk. Reader. ifyou want a
MIN busincss at which persons Of either sex
Chill can mako great pay ! the time tn y
WUVwork, write for particulars to II. Hal
LETT 4 Co, Portland, Maine. W n2a-Iy.,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

In01AS CITlzExs.--Some four Indians ap
&h in the Land Office this week and no.
on their land claims. They had pre-.
BY taken out their citizen papers and
Pw eaali6ed TO hold lands One un-
I'm ate has had his claim filed on BY q
man, and contest we suppose will
result. This, we think, is a great
tune ~ those applicants for land
lways been on friendly terms with
II u ites, and during the Indian war OF
: e, nd 1856 rendered valuable service to
ID mn plunteers. They, furnished quite a
IICB&er offresh horses to the volunteers
y 30 doing incurred the displeasure
4 hostiles. We wonld like to see the
fairly dealt with.-W. W. Union
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

lis FARGO u. ] Valentine. Snperin-
] Of the firm Of Wells Fargo b Co. f,
he Pacific Coast. was in town this
u Also Mr.. Evans, agent Of the firm
land.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

IA kay Two companies Of cavalry
n ing of 80 men besides officers are
- 0 from Walla Walla to Lapwai.
"a Winters and Capt. Trimble are their
h uders.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

= HE Waterloo. Blake in coming
ferry boat across Si!co,t's grade,
'0pted TO drive bis team around an
lt@ which was in advance of him,
I&3f the grade and come near swamp.
deep water.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17
FLAX SEED.

1 AN INDICTMENT TO INCREASE
IA the production Of fax seed. tho undersirn.
Cd give notice that they win purchase nj the
highest market price. or will contrac. for ali
that may be offered Of next seasons CROP
through their agents, Messrs Allen 4 Lewis
Of Portland, from whom seed can DO had upon
application.
JoHs @. KIrrLE.
Manager Of the Pacific Oil 4 Lead Works
November goth. 1877.
T-6-mo.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

tss-rOa Monday night and Tuesday
! quantity ofrain fell in this vicinity
made the farmer. look cheerful and
j Crops every where around US nrc
I'D to promise we'll.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

PHoNE.-The telephone In connec.
ID the telegraph Of Mr.. j. P. Vo'l-
les not operate well, some defect
Instrument.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

ON THE PnAIRIE. - Parties from
Prairie report that large quantities
|hn d lately fallen on the Prairie.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

buE ORE The ore now being re-
from the Reecue mine by Davy b
lyielding at the rate Of $35 per ton.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17


VOUNG CAPT. SLTGART IsA BEAUTI.
r full dark hay or brown. lie years old the
22nd day of May 1878 I6i hands high, has
weighed l.5l7 pounds, and is well proportional
The sire was old Capt, slgart AID dam a
Red OK mare. known as Leviathan stock, was
l6 hands high and weighed LAO .ounds.
Old Capt. s'igart was purchased by W C.
dyer, Of jackson County, Oregon, in Licking
County, Ohf,, and brought to Oregon by him
via. Panama in tho Spring of 1856 lie is
beautiful dapple bay, without white, has
weighed l,ft0 pounds. and has made his mile
in 2a2. His sire was large SIR Thomas
horse; his grand-sire a we'll bred ho,se known
rs Woodward's Sir Thomas he BY Dion Jr.
be by Imp. Diomed. His dam was a we'll
bred Farmers Delight. Old Capt. SIigart il a
half brother OF Capt. Fisher, owned in Cali
forna, and weighs 1883 pounds also half
brother to Mol Brooks of Cincinnati. Ohio.
who has remarkable gait also half brother
to the celebrated Lady Lightfoot, Chicago.
Polly White Of San Francisco. Wild Bill Of
Buffalo another half brother called Cant.
Fairfield, was awarded LIST premium at the
State Fair of Ohio, for general use. Hence il
is plain to be seen that he is Of a family of the
best stock Of horses for speed and size. In
central Ohio his colts are large, well formed i.
show speed. and bring the highest price in The
Eastern Markets. W.M. FEE
For particulars inquire at Uolbrook's Stable.
29-lm
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

At eINTELLIoENcE

Liquors for Medical Purposes At
Re Drug store. SO-tf.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

|owx.-C. G. Mccoy from Walla Wal
contractor for the mail route to
rove was in town this week, and
will put on wagon for carrying
hail and passengers.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

6ALx.-Wesley Malkey has offered
Us for sale in his addition, to Lew
See ad.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

PRopxarY.-The price OF town pro-
Lewiston is advancing, as was
tidept by several sales this week.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

|LIcAN measuring 8 feet and Q inches
b tips Of his wings, and with bill II
Gong including head. was killed last
Gust above town on the Clearwater
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

TO SpoKAHE Eleven government
with families Of soldiers and
. left Lnpwai this week for the post
Occur d Alene Lake.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

Both Snake and Clearwater rivers
Ij6Su several feet the present week. 4
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

EBARBEE from Mt. Idaho has heen
ing a few days among friends In
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

6cr Counr.-This court adjourned
erm on Tuesday morning Of this
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17

De new ad., of. G. Baldwin.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-17
YOUNG
CAPT, SIlIGART
WILL STAND THIS SEASON,
Az Lewiston

Every 9th and 10th cav Except SUNDAYS J
commencing Monday the 9Th day of May 1879
The remainder OF the time he will stand at nv
h"me on Waha 'rairie l6 miles south Of Lewis
ten.
Terms &i5 for season and e25 Insurance
Mares taken TO ranch at owners risk and at
reasonable prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07

intensely dark and the warning hey had Of their
sSaser was about AN when the % se Mhes
we're soon answered by the life saving station ing d
lion by the feboai Capt much postra.ed from
s and The w,na 10 as.
Tins Is the second vessel owned by the same parties M ~
4th inst.
T. for aitimore pnt into provincesown Dec repairs
having saag leak and sp asosa IN heavy gaze pe'
Sem HvsE, Otis, from Gardiner Me- with lumber, At
City island onnd her foremost head rotten and has taken
charging cargo
scus EvrLysThs N.chIas Union says it Is known that
feared Cha. the whole lest The captain He s
Young join Parker Arno and worsor, all
e an The vessel rss Gwnss BY a. and
Sem VIZ EvKRrrr, Mcdaniel from Port johnson for
Providence was rnn into by tsgeoat Cox on uorde
had bstay and ali headgoar carried away
,Sys r. she nhn in sx ey RE tug hs
barge in tow proceeded uninjured
ssa Jas BE- s s 4 aaa
and owed by the steamer Monohanset TO Vineyard Haven
yesterday afternoon
scrR ELn Cry from New York for Fall River, sunk as
before reported BY collision in Long Island sound nag I'd.
River, on which there was no insurance
ArAsuc Cry NJ, Dec 6, $50 ANA large three mss.ed
schooner is ashore Q smiles OF this station; nsmo un
BAysoa, Dec 3-s.eamer John A Peters s.rusk rock
near Browns Eddy about half milo below VIM Villages
On the morning of the 3D. and hole in her bottom
and filled She being pulled to pieces This
steamer bn by Smith Co in the winter OF 1857
and made its frs. trip IS VIM in April Of that
REfFAsr. Dec 5During the gallo Monday schr Orion.
that had day been moofed the bridge, dragged
against it, breakiuG in her and knocking down the
bridge railing Soop ersche dragged >a:nst the bridge
doing damage Schr Clara OF Deor Isle, lying i'll
Swans dock beat heavily agans the bottom at low water,
and jump ped her ruddcr out, which was lost
CRY ISLAND. Dec O. II ANA bark is reported
chored of Eston's Neck with fosetopgaantnast gone
supposed the Bel Stuart tBr, previously reported
ashore
NEw Lospor Drc 3-A survey bold on schr Janet s,
ashore tho lighthouse this morning The vane Of the
vessel $tO aud her of 400 buslots
toes 30 bushcl Sbo ordered to discharge
ST JoHx Dec 4-Schr Fearnot (Brl which has
ashore Of the former port and ut last accounts in
dangerous position.
ethThe report tho Scotia bark Recovery
is ashore Ley Island is not confirmed and probably
had good foundation 1t is thought tho report orig
mated from tbs loss Of the ship Owcgo
s.S FEA1cfsco Nov pa Dispatch from Guaals statos
that tho schr David and Elite Captain Olson Is ashore
Fish Rock
SAVANNAH. Dec "A survey held yesterday tho
Of the Spenish bark Fcsa from New Orleans for
London Tho found to be we'll slowed snd DIM
naged and that 100 tons, less. in good condi
tion, the balance damaged by salt water
S.hr Rccna Arabcll, Capt McCshan from
New York, arrived nj Porto Plata Oct 70 making the
sage ia less than 8 days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07
CLEARED.

Steamer Nile (Br) Cariin. Lvcrpool-Phsps Bros Co.
steamer tag tT3r. Willis. Ronen-ishn sesger.
Steamer Crest BIZ Darling Hsyve-J Tucker Co.
Steamer Alhambra tBr,. McEIheny Halifax, Ms. and 81
Johns NF-Ciark seaman.
Steamer City Of Dallas. Chester Fernandna via Port
steamer + W Bruno Foster, Baltn,orc--J Krcms.
steamer Annie Steon wilrninrf Dei-Abiel Abbott
s,esmer Nereu. iIactt Boston-Ii Dnock
Ship Ifa9aysto~n. Whitmore, Londcn-Jsmes W Elwell
shin Pauline Ger Bruggemsu Bremcn-Theodore ger.
Ship Mabel Tsylcr tBr, Goudey, Ant~erp-Boyd 4
Iiincken.
Bsrk Ammonia fAus Cenovich. Boyront-sloeovich Co.
bark Edwin tFsrl. smith. London--C " Bertsux
Bark Portnscale tBr. Macarthur, Cork for ordors-
BARK II 4 Pan CBr,, Robbins, Answerp-amcs Ei~ell
Bsrk Jacob Au~ Gurieh St Nasaire-rnneh Edyc 4 Co.
Bark Bayard CSor Jacobsen, Rousn-Bockmann Oerisis
NM Js.ar NOR, cians.sp ~ MsiosC rsSns 4 co.
BARK Iona Nor. Hansen RochefertPuseh, Edye Co.
Bark vssco do Cana Poru Castauhiera, Oporo-G Am
Bari zsnrib.~ ser Sheffield. Madagascar and market
barn Thomas brooks. waugh 81 Jsso and cuantansno-
marx Elisa Barss (Brs Hollis Bermuds-A r Tooker
brig Jena tSwei. Hsskonsen. Belfast TJan,es w 81 vol
Brig stefsno Padre CAus Fssce Cork for orders-Be
ham Bnyescn-
Rrr john Mason, Porter, Ponce. pR-Gcorgs II squire
Brig Annie fBrl. Green Cornw ,llis, NS-C B~vtaux
sehr Elisabeth De Hart Low, ~ DEMONSTRATION Co
Schy Do0e Mcdonald. Newark, kJ-Aiysh Mudgest
sehr Isstio Wells Ashford Calais xeJohn Boynton's
Son.
Sehr Ontsrio McAnlsy. Gioucsstsv Msss--Naster.
schr r God via. Williams MISREPRESENTATION Msa
ufsctuving ca
Lighter I'D Bill, Perth Amboy. MN Lirh,ersse Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07
SPOKEN.

PORE Nov 10, lat 10 n. Ion 20 W.
Ship Minnie swift (Br) Liswsll from Antwerp for New
Orleens. Nov Is lat ~ OF, Ion z ~.
Ship Sunrise, Clark, from New York for Yokohama Oct
Is. on the Equator. Ion - VI.
ship Rock City Br,, LethbrdEe, from Montreal for Mon
te,idso. Nov J. lat Is !. lon 80 ". 81 well,
S. Oct H. lat N, Ion IS w.
Bark Rich CBr), Reid from Dublin for Shelburne
Ms, Nov II. lat 45. Ion 30
Bark Thomas Lee DIP from Quebec for whttchaven Nov
20. 20 mlcs Of Holyhead.
BARI Nordcap Nor Jansen, from Caen for Baltimore
Nov IS, lat ~. Ion II.
Bark Perie Ger from California for Liverpool 8
:, Ion rs West
Bark Xena. Reynolds from Liverpool for Bombay, Oct
70. lat So N. Ion ~ 4OW
Bark Ornen tNor from Liverpool for Nov York
captain sick vessel charge Of the mattel Nov 81 lat -
Ion a.
Bark Alice Reed Kelleyan from Nov York for Honolulu
Sept "a, lat "a so s. Ion ~ 32W.
Bark Aelaa (Br) Jack from San Francisco for Queens
town, Nov IL lat 20 n Ion ia W.
Brig Marens. Handy, from Alexandra for New Haven,
Nov II Of Gibraltar
An American brigantIns sh"sine JsR fse% New York
Schr Ssndaphon from Norfolk for Barbados, date,
lat "a Ion lie 10" by schr john Good, Vineyard
Haven't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sy-ror loss Of tho schr csedons ~ windser rs and
crew general ncws columns.
capt Doddcs Of shc steamer Cslsnd Al Rotterdam.
has thanks fer special sgi~al observations
made IN conserticn with the HsRAtD Weather Service
sury ~ pArf Williams, fon San Francisco, At Fal.
month vessel In collision with tile bark Sau
Pietre errencoucy cabied bat tho bark ~ Paul
Nor bound from Hsrnosssd ~ Alicante
BARx Asnno-sA-Cspt Lsrwsy Of bark John Iorway st
Norwegian Ambrosia before reported dnastsd and
wsteriUgeei.
Bars winsLsIsE tBr, ashore Little Egg uarbcr bar.
Ia a total wreck Tie wrecksrs have abandoned her.
Bank FnRvA tNor) from Bstiporr. st Qneenstown De
fore reported experienced hurricane Oct Is shipping
very heavy carrying stsnchions bwnrks rails
beams and sails and making water through the
decks.
Bars BRAzcs. from New York for Yokohama whsh pot
Table hay October - lesky had Jetsooed
Of oil
BANK CoRss voi ntaD from New York for Queenstown
before reported, suchowd outside Yongbai Bar Nov ~
with rndder gone aud assisted into cosensosn 18th
by tugs
TJpig Mr.HANtc. ~ Portland, Msloney, for Iondon.
grpuh When isving Bsynas- Nov 20 bar but
snbscaaerty got of procscded The NJ has been
reported ~ Scy Dee fail II water and with pumps
chukcd.
sem Pyrarsss Ecsn before rspsres ~r~hed pcsy Cape
CHARLES wa caught terrible Storm % tho cspe
nrda, night The crow lashsd derk eli n,eta
suffered greatly frcm e1pesuss y shs weather Tbs night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07
FOREIGN PORTS.

Anoy Oct Atm port, bark Anglo Norman 0Br David.
son fov New York.
AcArurro, Oct 2s-Ssiled ship Marianne Ncttebohn,
Nsivn vietoYis vi; bark Catalina Dob, Austin. do
In port Nov H. ships TopgHsnt uvay for Puget Sound
20 sail 2sp Polynesia er for San Francisco. TO sail
18th
Cwrv Oct ie-In port ship Merwamjce Frsmjee Br Bid
we'll from Manila. arrived nth for New yosk.
GsEyrowS, Oct 24-Arriyed schr Sophia Hanson VIII
Jams Turks Islands via Bue6cds tand sailed Nsv5 Tor
Port fimo and AspDwsiD Il
iIoSG Kore Oct 2ISsiled, ship sumner Mead, Dixon,
New YORK 23d bark Albert Russell, Carver. do.
In port Nov b1ks Lssie Perry Br Perry coefsc tor
Haydon, ard Challenge DIR. Doughty, for New York
tlsmis (Br), Rsiio, for San francisco .
Trueo. Oct 2$-Arrivod ship Codstreani, Marry, New
York tsnd sailed Z7sh for Yokohama y -
sailed Oct 2 ship F1-ctwine Guest Manila; 10Th, bark
Laura n Burnham. Phillips. Iioilu -
~ port Oct ~ ships t3odeu Rule, Jewis aud Hattie
Tspley Tspley unc. bark Wealthy Pendicon blanchard
for Puget sonrd.
Aiissx Dcc 4ceared bark Maria tBr), stewart United
states.
Arrived stb .esmer Caspian tBr rrcess Baltimore for
Liverpool
ffoiLo, oe, 2o-In port. bark LARA Br TreyeanA for
New York