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The New York herald., 1878-09-18
DOCTORS DIFFERENCES.

WHOLESALE SECESSION FROM The NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SURGEONS.
The difficulty between tho trustees and tho faculty
OF the New York College OF Veterinary Surgeons Is
moro complicated than was thought at arsf
A HERALD reporter talked yesterday with sew
eral physicians interested in tho matter and judg
ing the extreme views held by both parties IN
the controversy, tnere is not much PROBABILITY OF
compromise Tho expulsion OF DR.. Bates by tho
trustees has been followed by the Withdrawal OF the
seccders have Joined new association, entitled Tho
Columbia Veterinary College, which has Its head
quarters at No. 2I7 East Thirty fourth street
the College (who rcsigncd) said '--"rhe nrss
ns'''t as TO who should confer degrees Tho
President of tho Board Of Trustees, should
perform that office, whilo a minority IN
vored DR.. Edmund q. Rawsop, Emeritus
Professor, who actually conferred the degrees
Professor Bates protested strongly that the
trustecs in formed that hc had used dsrcspect-
full language toward thcm. They held meetings at
wero present and dismissed DR.. Bates, but
aftcrward rccopsidered their action. The case was
broush up tho last meeting, when seven members
dismissed. They viii probably dispose OF
all tho professors because they are on the
sido OF Bates, who is one OF the most
for his dismissal was his rcmoyal OF DR.. ComstocK
from the chair OF anatomy TO tnat OF astrology.
Tho studonts refused to attend MS lectures
because they declared they could not learn anything
through tnem DR.. Comstock was removed ut his
own request DR.. Bates had the fun consent Of the
faculty ior hts publications. IN medical journal"
Dr. Gong rendered his resignation on the lst OF
July and Dr. Finlay n mooth afterward. Both Ron-
tleIucn declare that II 10 mmatcrsai whether tho
designations DO accepted, as they have severed all
connection wnh the college under its present man
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
THREATENED PARK COMMISSIONERS.

Among tho many rumors circulated around the city
yesterday was report that charges had bcen pre-
ierred against the Park Commissioners to Mayor Ely,
and that the latter would send the papers before
Governor Robinson. A HERALD reporter called upon
tho Mayor asked for Information IN regard to the
matter, when Mr Ely explained tho case as follows
"a considerable number Of unemployed laoorers
called upon to-day and yesterday seeking ticxeis
for WORK Tompkins square, about two hundred
men being required this week. told them had re-
ceivcd no tickets. When five OF them wcro TO-
gether In tho ofios yesterday told them thas
] hsd not boon abo 10 OBTAIN employment Tor
. sir gio man IRON the Pai K Comnssiouefb, although
written TO oach OF them ben ALI OF very de-
scrytpg man, who was wounded In The war. also
told them understood that each Alderman had beon
given tickets, but that ms Mayor, had not been
dcemcd worthy Of one" An inteliiGent laborcr hcre
interrupted by rcmarIibg, 'Mr Ety. you the boss
OF theso Commissioners; why don't you remove
thcmT"
"Whas reply dia you make to this pertinent ques.
tionr" asked the reporter.
SWELL 1 told the laborsrs that was OF the Con-
is ioners' boss and that could only remove them
cbargos subject 10 tho approval OF tho Governor
also said-but " you laoorers any other citizens
choose TO mako written charges against the Commis-
siouors now or at nny future limo will give them
prompt attention. and n tho facts call for II will
make tho removals and request the Governors con-
currence."
Tho Mayor further stated cmphaticaiiy that no
charges had yet been preferred.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
SOUTHERN RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Coroner Davren. OF Long Island City, last evening
commenced inquiry into the Cause OF the death OF
isaiah L. wcaver who was killed at tho accident on
The southern Railroad OF Long Island on Thursday
last, when train prccipitaied down an cmbank-
ment near Furman's brgc, between Blissvilie and
lrcsh Pond. william Doughty, OF No Columbia
piscs New York. testified that he got on tho train at
Long Island City. short ,ime after passing Bliss
vile he heard low. rumbling sound. saw FASH was
pitched out OF his scat and found hmsolf the bot
tom of the cor, with steam Kissing around him. He
got ND and out OF the door and up tho ombapkmoht
snc best way could, nat bruised and spine
hurt. lie was in tho smoking car, which was turned
over. julian Fosbsy, OF No 42o West Thireib street
James X. wateriow, OF No. 161 West Forty-oighth
etrcst Ed wasA n. senior, OF No I2S Esst seventh
eighth street; william H. Sen.or OF No. 0Esst 10th
street. brother OF the preceding witness and Eugene
ID. Bayen. of Eehty-sixth street anc First avenue.
oil Of whom were passengers on tho Ill iatcd train,
wore sIso examined ana fuiis corrobors'ed Nr.
Doughty's testimony. Tho Coroner adjourned the
Inquest until Monday evoning next
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
WAS 1T MURDER =?

AN OLD GENTLEMAN LEAVES HIS SONS STORE
ONLY TO RETURN SHORTLY AFTER WITH HIS
HEAD HORRIBLY GAsHEp.
A wealthy Hebrew citizen. +. Wolf Adams, father
Of S. W. Adams, q cloak manufacturer at
No. 36l Canal street, went out OF his sons
store about three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
10 got a glass OF beer and smoke q cigar Ho pro-
cecdcd along Canal street in tho direction oil west
Broadway tho son Emil watching his steps from the
window. The son missed him some doors below his
establish mens paid further attention to h's
movements. About an hour afterward no returned,
his clothes torn aud bedragglcd. His ntcStic hung
loosely about his neck, and his collar bad been orci-
bly, torn from HIM. HIS black Derby ma. was broken
In the rear at the brim, while blood streaming
down his lace IRON our terrible wounds in his head
One IN the front part OF tho head, DR.. 0pponhcimer
tho PHYSICIAN who attended him, thought would pro-
duce death.
head. inflicted u is thoush,. by sharp instrument
snd from which blood flowed copiously down his
back. Two other slight wounds were ,o. on either
his son Emil no muitered the words. wagon
shalt nour, .cli," ana tainted A physician VINO
was Summoned dressed the old mans weunds and he
Was taken 10 the residence OF his son, Samvei w.
Aaams No 1858 East Ffsisth street, where at nine
O'Clock last night he died.
An hour later q we'll dressed gentleman, neighbor
u the Adams', on Nnieth street. walked INTO tho
Brebcnburs that an old gentleman had just
died with a fractured skull. and he thought
the man had been murdered. Immediately Sergeant
Rubenbsrg despatched Dctecuve McGowan 10
look up tho particulars OF tho case. BIC.
Gowan proceeded TO tho address given, and
tbero found Emil Adams, who had just
been With his father In his dying moments. He lold
the detective OF his iather's sad plight and his
vrctcned coudition entering hts store on Canal
street in tho afternoon. Many OF tho ncighbors
gathered in Adams apartment while the detective
Was present and expressed their indignation al what
they termed foul murder
Detective McGowan went with julius Adams,
youoger brother OF Emii to inform Deputy Coroner
Goldsmith OF the case An examination OF the
Dody made by Detective MCGOWAN established
tue fact that deceased had undoubtedly re-
ceived tho Injuries winch caused his death
during q struggle with somo one. Hts scalp showed
plainly where OF his hair had been torn out and
nis nustache had been pulIod ana IN aces torn
away. The nature OF tho wounds too, indicated
thai club and y sharp instrument bad been
used upon his head. The son, Emil. coDcuircd with
the detective hts belief That bis father had been
murdered, and sent telegram In forming his brother
Samuel, wbe is Mt present in Piusburg, oi tho
fact Tue words "wagon," "haif hour" and ''fei"
which his father had used. led him 10
believe nrst hc had met with an accident but
the detective's examination had altered his OPINION
HIS father was sixty years OF age ard native OF
Prusss Of temperate habits had NO enemies ana sell
dom carried money with him.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
NOT AN HABIrUAL DRUNKARD.

Mrs Frederick Lemckc, OF tho Eastern District Of
Brooklyp died last June. leaving i've children Their
father being dssipsej, hts sister took charge Of tho
little opos. Lately the guardisn applied to tho Kings
County Supreme Coor for tho appointment OF com.
missionsrs 10 have her brother-n-law declared an
nabtual drunksrd ana sc,tle, his estate SO as to
secure tho childrens SUPPORT Mossrs W. =.
ralcs and Henry Beam were appointed, ana
testimeu taken yesterday before sherin's
Jury The Jury decded that tho defendant WAS not a
drunkard aud wss aD.o TO manage bis own estate.
Counsellor Bcnjsmi H. Tracy then accused the Depuy
Sheriff OF having selected the jury from among tho
nsgbbors and friends oi tue defendant ior the pur
pose OF obtaining verdict in his avor Quite sen.
sation was produccd by VI Tracy's accusation. anu
II Is probsbc thst an effort Will be made 10 have tho
verdict set aside.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. II, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
RFroprEp ny Tnr HERALD STEAM YACHTS AID HERALD
wurTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINZ.

RFropryp ny rnr herald STEAM YACHTS AxD HERALD
wurTEsToyE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
s WITH % nssgs
sengcrs "a franckyn Sept 18th. tat ~ To- onS7 o3
i'sso Il IS lS% an q 1f%1. wSi,. S s'ar
ana ssuhamptan 9th with sdsc aud III passengers to
steamer Sch odam (Du,ch Chcvaiier, Rotterdam pt
4 with ndss and essscnserst to tance sdvc 60 sept
,,dssnS % Tor na.Imsrc 10Th. Ia, ii 81. lon "a IS,
Bremen steamer bound r. -, - 10,
mdse and ~ passcngerxto Louis ae Bcban sept "a,
sn o L2cpoo y s.S y" i S. oa
rS s'I%.. s,. .s Ssy osaS 70 st
stc,.s bearing :w ~ mites. spoke ship Richard ILL.,
strancr CITY Of Dallas. Chc,tcr Fernaudna and Bruu.
steamer Isaac Bei Lawrence Riehmand. CITY Point
and Norfolk with ndsc 20 the Old Dominion Steamship
TO ira Bursiey. vessel 70 De rrc, Pecs Passed Auer
Msr "a cps q. s Ssa GDS 9sE q ~
= days with srosg westerly gales a1s storm storm ws'asr
y y lon Is B. barn oss'ne,,e. Io, IoIS fsr o,
Norton storor from Boston for psmersa latter r.por,ed
n%s n"sesus sok K Which carried away nsnysd stove Su
wards. los, sails aud received other damage .,
Ship Marcia Day Cate London - days IN balast 10
snip ,"e.Ssw ,Br, Pains. Cardiff - days. with md's
Mark Nissipr Nor Helm. BRISTOL % days. in ballast
Bsrs svea Nor, Msrcbusen Hull ~ DAYS. in laast to
ToDins 4 Go. Anchored pt sandy iiook Tor orders
Bark CJrea ot Bogton). snow, breonoek rs days. IN
ballast to Anchored SANDY Hook Tor orders.
ENrk Bogart ot Annapolis NSl. Reynolds. Antwerp
% days, In bsast, TO ! Parker n Co.
Bark Antoinstic tGer). Rosenau Amsterdam W days 10
bssst order. Anchored In avesend Ba, Tor orders.
BARK Bea Nudge tBr). Mason. nunkrk ~ DAYS, IN bal
last. tod whitney Go Is anchored at Lower Quarnn
tine in consequence % having sm allpox 80 board.
Bark Saga fao. ivcuscn. ijorGoaux % days in bsast
Funch, Edye y 60.
Bark Mary Agnes OF Ilalifax), Decost. Glacc Bay
days, with coal to Perkins n job,
schr Hattie ,i,lss Bennett Jseksonyilc 10 days with
lumber ~ J Hunter 4 Co. Is bouud TO Albany.
sehr Il I knight, Collins, Virgins.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

n- For disaster to scbr Boyle general news cot.
STEAMER znwI,sA tBn. at North Sydney, CB, Sent Is
fror Moutros reports in lat At So Ion 20 25 during
s""s.ssIy so.s sI,sS vessel .arboarS SIDE. under
al! ;. direct for Su, g fore rssrE x, Seeing coli.
aud helm hard astsrbosr Almost instantly
smssslns two boats. dsv. rail. ana ssns
REQUIRED and name Of vessel pro,od 70 be tho bark
Tss captain aeirod me to lay By hS few Al
the ps e.a.so the Sa5 wa: making s.;
Of jiSboom and pcr.on 81 iaso earned oway.
% @ ,"o Nsrss w's
OF surve,or steamers bargcs and men have
surr JrssIr OSBORNE tr) wreckcd outside tho Heads
Franeseo. became total loss and sold Al auction
noon. nth inst.
BANK ,wALroy tBr,, Williams from csrnaryon Aug II
Grand Manau. sent ~ Crew saved.
scna DAVID q FLoYp which went ashore Deis ware
BrcsKwatcr will have 10 return to Philadelphia to repair
scns MAnI consoS. Williams, AZ New Bedford lsth
ship on sunday cvsning. on port tack. wind Nc to
ssr u, was d on down running ss T
o tho s,clsn "a saa sl's s.rcy escaped
way az the ra,e Of mos Tho Corson
IMpauiin Cove and was towcd to New Bedford by ,ng
scma WITTY Squat. Jones. icf. Baltimore the ID
esrsS % a%Ss s % =. sc9 and rS. &
The dcekond ot lumber ncstcd on and taken aboard
&c s =. rs T ~ss va: ri
with little dnmagc There no insurance.
sruR ADpiR THATCHER. whio lying In Taunton River,
18th inst fire. supposed from In tho hold. and
had foresaii part of tho boom destroyed
scur Jouw SIMMONS C6shcrman). ut rrovncctown f6th
Inst fo tho Grand Bnpks alcak on tho homo
ScuR Pitt into tn thick weather Sept
Is ~ mites from Utnpqua Ear, by steamer Ancon from
frsn:i.co and sunk in i've minutes
Passenger. and crew saved by the steamer.
scur Fnsvcis q DAVIS Doanc, from New YorN july 20
Tor Ccara wrccGcd on the Brazilian coast Tho
D was ia5 register. built ut konncbunk, Nc, In
IsCG and hailed from Iiarwch.
Sem xo n PtrRsos rarsonsl. OF Gloucester % -.
rcrorcd h-uied oH Goat Island this AM by the
revenue cutter Dexter nnd proceeded TO tho fshing
grounds
Scum W,npwrLL Bcrnbsuni from New FORK for fnagua
aud JerrmIe was lost In hurricane sept All hands
saved The II register. built at Stockton Me
In 1873 and hailed IRON New York.
Scum MARY Trrg from Port Johnson for Block Isisnd.
arrived at sonington 18th coking and ashore
18th AN TO preveut5sinkinr.
CuAn,psrov, Sept Icon Friday last Capt Edward
Morse boarded outside the bar the sehr Bennington from
New Orleans for Rnueu. with cargo OF The
tain Of tho schohner was making for this
port In distress. the cargo having shifted and her
pumps having chokcd unpt Morse informed him he
eonId not communicate With the city and would have TO
accept hosptniitics OF Dr Lebby Tor indefinite
period so he concluded to move on toward tho Delaware
brcakwnter.
NEWPORT sept IGA three asted schooner Is reported
ashore on Conanicut West Bay.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

Of Africa prey 20 July I. barks Cicero Foster
George g. Mary. Chsco. i do; Kathleen, How
Lana. do do; TAmcrane. Briggs do. nothing since last
report; Mary Fraxier Dexter Edgart'wn, hpbk tins
season The Janus arrived at s, hclona again Aug IA,
nd sid same day OIL reported.
despatch received Francisco. reports tho fol-
loving in tho Arctic Ocean. dateBarks Rain
bow. Cogan NB LOO bbls this season; John How
land; Green. do, a7o do Co; Coral. owen. do, $50
DO do; Mt Woilaston. Nve. do. nothing since last
report Helen Mar Bauiry. do 500 do Previous Aug
J, barks Thos Pope, Adams NB $40 bbs this season
Progress Lapham, COZ do do: Mercury. Hckmott do,
600 do 40; Pacific, Nnowis. do as do d. Sc. B,ee,s
Northern Light, Mellon. do, 45o do: July 2,. Hunter
Homap. $50 do do Norman. Campbell, 800 do do.
A letter Capt smith, of bark Lucrctta Of NIB. re-
OF nan F-rnndes July 90 oil AS last reported Rc-
ports unc 20, struck whalo which crushed and
killed others.
letter Capt Luce bark Boundng willow of b.
her on Juan Fernandez July a. with whale since
leaving Talcahuana.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

rsseivs ai:s: NJ Mention oris Doas cs~o}
boss.y. Io-ArrIvod. ship George II ou'son Dr'.
as sss: asrI nTs ro;s s
sis, pos xas IT, Ssits smms frano,. r, Burns. for
iic Ssw Sr.. s'S VIM osS
s% @ r% So. John She; sS,rrsoa
snsi snsy Dsr's s.:a s"s 9;.:S sr
i s%' S:fs. isS%''ss Ds s'.rs' . Foster
Ans -, %
ssS Sailed sssS BARI Fspps G.sG Dsi,sr Gfoa smSs.,.
Tss @st ' d. smith .s
ega. .s s.;r ys. ds Marsh.
United States e,F D,,wsn s 3D. Wstnsoo yss... I'M RS,,
Js sn s: sss !! %. & s s.s svia ss
dom stewart tBr). Crane. Aberdovy; schr Kathleen
rrssssuvco. Ser: i-sailea. steamer. Kspler tBr,.
Johps.on from Rio Ja7circ,. New York; Id G'cusannox
Posr Munessvs sept i3-passcd, bark Warrior CBo.
ourrsc. Sen, i5xrrivva .scsmcrs Mo,.visn Br,. Gr.
ssrs New Sops tSor sorcn.on ~ ncy Montreal brig
Wra.tsr SeeSs A.cr .c, say .,r5.,n '"g DO ,
Havrc bark Mary Graham p, Temple Naryport; Fisher
it.h steamer Tsucu's s,,; Gibson: Mycr,co;
M,sss rsa%s sG
il"v"r.en' y""r MI iavepp"oi. s" '''''
RIO JAsxno. Aug 2t-Arrivcd, brig Rsnircs, Baraard,
New York.
sled Aug 90 ship San Joaquin Drink Key west
schrs Edward johnson. Mcdonald. Now icrk 2Jd. ID
In port Aug "a. bark Maiden Queen tBr,, for United
States cleared 22D brig Chowsn. Clement, for Balti.
RIO GWAspr Aug i7Arrvcd. brig rcrio oIer. sehndc,
Richmond Va
ST airs Aug 27Tn port, scbr Alpha Salisbury, from
BOSTON, arrived 20h sail 27h for Montscrrt to load for
Philadelphia. ..
ar joins NB sept 10 Arrived. brig Carrie Pickeipn.
Torrey Pensacola Fanny Flint, PhndclphiS Asirs
tBr), ksy, Newark; II L. Uolstead (Dr) Philips. Ncv
york.
fetb schr W II MAILER, Patterson New York
Cleared I4th biigs Laura tBr), shcrard, London
derry; Drodrene Causeu (su), Peulssn. Nasptn u"t
rs beforc rcported) schr Sawyer, Lamson. Whining
ton.
VtcroRIs Sept Arrived barSs Ncred, Nickersou. Yo-
kohams. 9Th. tlazslhurst tBr), doudy. Hakodsdi
PER STEAMER ABvssrSfA.1
ANTWERP. Sept 5--sailed, Andrea Icvico. Ralo, New
york; BONA Fidc. Nciscn. America; Ada, Dorschlsc.
America
sailed the roads Ar. Famine David Knuth Phils
dephia fofto Sssro, AmerIca llcrtha, Pcdersen Nc~
YurN. . -.
AMSTERDAM. sept 3-Arrivcd, rort'aw. Anderson, New
Orleans
Sailed 9th, Ra,hnka, RnssIni. savannah.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug "a Sailed. Iorida, Larsen, fhhadef-
phia. -. - -
York r..
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
SPOKEN.

shin Fey nm (Ger, Meyer from London for Now York.
Sept 8. lat ~. Ion 33. -
SHIP siu. Ger, Fssese, from Brem.n for New York.
Sept -. of the Start.
Ship Van Dcmnn tBr, Corning. from st John, NIB, for
Livcrpanl. Sept 3, lat 81. Ion 49, .
Bark August Qier). IIilmers. from uamburg Tor Now
York Sept IL, lat 80 80 Ion jS.
Bark of Frcdrikstad for New York Sept la: 81
N, Ion 8 ".
BARK Ocean Swell 40, from London for Halifax. sept
4, Off the Islc Of Wight.
bark lydia Pes.hau Ger, Bremsrs: from London for
Wilmington. sc. Aug ~. lat 20. Ion % 30
Bark Grundloven .No), from Bremen for Sandy Hook.
Sept 4. Oft the Eddystone.
Bark May Queen tBrJ, from Newcastle tor New York.
Sept 2, lat 80, lon 90
burg. Ang 90, LAT ~ Is, Ion i3.
Brig Grace Lothrop, from Boston for Capo Hay
ticn, Sent !, of Grand Turk
schr Z l. bow Daboli. from Lcshorn tor Boston.
date, lat II 2j. lon27 OF.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, Sept 7-.ssiled. barxs Mosncthon, Manscn.
Now Yorf Enoeh Moore Washington tand eisarcd for
cisared~s...me,J John Gibson; ,s;,, Ncw Yor.
port; American Team. for New Haven; Vim Lewis, tor
APPoNAUG. Sept ie Arrived. schr Maria RockhilI,
Rrehsi,, Th'!sdcPnin lad. ,,,am., Aeh,,,, nooo,
rhias.!psi.S ssh,. Jseos II Ila;s. Robbins: As1sn
eaes. s"S smith % do France. ra.ara.. Ws:. useoten
jones', Vent s.isInors: x%ii. Wssicy; Kin! rhiis
SsS r1,s
ssTas.ss: oop'r b B"l,%o,o ss,k
M'Gs S"gs .ss ssS
wsis-lM wssIrMSsH Rss"T a.a: kan csr
ss.D ssss. ds! G''I .sss,
bark Adelaide, Bailey. Rio Janciro brs Diaaem tNor.
Also srrived steamer william Crane. nowos. Boston:
ships sirius G:rl rre,so. Bremen; Agra 9;cr,. Hegc.
ysr Tssc.o essss s s S"c
tir, pansiord. Bsrmnaa: Barne; Jones' Gst,en.
sS" Ss: % y nssa ks!.;s, Ny Tsssa; RsSds nslmss..
o.ss% s ssT Svsd rsrt Mes"a So
Ci.arod" M,saa,cns tNor, Rouueborr, Grnsb-;
Iovvia Non, Pay 2uccp.,own; ao'ks nS; Ien..S.
sweeney ioq Hudson Rssss1asm viisss Belts r'.
wdshs. L.ndonderyy: brig Alfred Gamsgo rsysandn;
ssiisd-snips Stella aud vhl.ud o,rk. Jennie Ma,.hln.
Belle: brvs leric. Alfred. and schr L'zzis y. Dow
Ford 81 Vincent oth John Pce tBrl. Boutillicr, Iar
tnque Pathfinder (Br,, Williams. 81 Thomas; brig II
fucker tBr,. Clements st vinc-nt' iith barx ormoro
Cleared 10Th hrig Edith tBr, rhcmas riymouts Il.
BANGOR, sept H-Arrivcd schr Mary Brewer. rcimsn.
Cicarcd-schrs S s Kendall. Kendall, Philadelphia;
css.il.,sns Means. Newark. ~
Port johnson for Gsrdincr Lo wishard Gard. Boston.
18th -S,'iy.d sshr. Abbie pnr..y Lowell, Boston to
load Phi: adephia Msste Franklin, Griffin l,o..on.
saiisd-ships cnlcsdouia Potter. Now Orleans; Lcvi
siscit and Nm Lee. Leo. New York; Peter Cr.vel,
prank @ Dow, Gage, Phiiaielphia; Vim Thomas. Little.
Andcr.on, from RoesIand fo- New York
BAK RS LANDING. sept l6-A.rived, scnrs Honors
DRIsToi, Sen, is-Srryed, scirs Lydia Middioton.
Bunpcn AicSsnoria; o r iIawicy, Tyler, Rondout.
iGth-Arrivcd schr sinniekson Dicscrscn, Phiadei-
cHARLEsTON, sept 1i-Arriyed. bark } anes Renwsy
tBrj Mcdonald, soih i brig Limpio tSor, Jorgenscn.
Cieared-stssmer weybosset Bartlett Weymouth. Mass;
brig Emily tBr) keane. Newcaste. scnrs Hamburg.
tbbsy. Nav Bedford Bucksviie So Albert Thomas,
Rose, Baltiiu IRE.
saiisd--bsrk sves swo). Moer. Gooio T.; brig somcr.
i5sh-hrived, bark EoJert Blight (Bp. Foster. Demo-
l7th--Arrived. steamer darlington tBr). Dixon. Bar
iiinckley, Philsdelpna shlg Riehsrd IL Hubbard
wscssset,; barks dicnoia d,r). horn hahaS; Lincoln
Cicarcd -steam.r seaaun. Msrshnan, Baltimore; BRIG
ssilea1stcamer charioston Berry. Now York; Gulf
1'coUskw. Sc. sept i4-Arrivcd. brig Blanche tBr:.
Visarsd-Bak Martha pD Thomas, for United King.
don. .
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY. 81

sesr Flora Curtis LOnc:trses: Virginia
sesr Maxo" Rosors. s.selnan Virginia
sssI sssT 2@%s e%as sS"ss ksaas a.ors.xn
sehr Abby wasson, Lord. Georgetown, DC.
ssh1 sss1 John 1SS,f HS:: Wood. smith S.l.iso1s.
ssSr M ES,0sf: s.n s,.s,. ss%e sn ssesore
ser Charlie ws9l.sy TnSm-s sa%ore for ssmrord
days. in b.iIss, to .;emares Cusnman.
Bark nrs.r G.uss from ,a yHicS S.' anchored
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer G,aucus. yesrss. boston for New York. with
md,o and pss,engsrs to R%oek n.a,o,a for
New YORK Win nde and 20 Darling Davis.
brig SY,s Sda, s. p,sn. hS"ss ic'ou' Ms via r'0V'
.schr wigwsm. Fields tenants iarbor Ms. for New
schr Cyrnus. Steele Windsor, Ms. for Now York. with
's:isF do & S;%H:ss cs:s qaRs York.
schr Laconia Crockett Iiockland tor New York.
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ss%r NidG,sns Dskinssn Gsraner Ne for New York ,or
r schr II Diver'y' Niche''on' ds0rseso~n' No. '0s
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schr Dwight paydssn Eldriase nosten for aew York.
schr Nicholas Mehrhon, Dunn, Providence for Havcr-
schr George Msrsc. Shropshire. Providence for New
York.
se1r sstapson Wrisp, New J.. London e.. New iork
Schr Highland. Murphy, Glen Cove FOR New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer General Whitney. Talet Now York for Boston.
Steamer IiIiic, wing Now York tor Now London and
Norw!cn.
Bark Harmony (Br) Dinsmore New York Rotterdam.
achr Sarah, Eikias Nrw ork for Yarmouth Ms.
schr Aurora Boreulis B. Finley, Now York for Sack
vile. NB
Schr Herald, Poland. New York for Boothbay.
Sch. X Atwood. Atwood Now York for Plymouth
Schr u II Pray Colsy New York for Somers
sehr Charger. Kelly. Now York for Pawtucket.
Schr Escort. Ward, New York tor bridgeport
Schr Ned Sumpter Fountain. kondout for Iioston..
Schr Lucy Hamond. Rob.n Rondout for Boston,.
Schr lanes Parker. Sr Willis Rondont for Harwieh.
schr Sam Weller. Brockway Port johnson Tor ssybrook
Schr Geo Gilman. Randall. Amb0y tor Portsmouth.
Schr baltimore, Frances: Amboy for Norwich.
Schr May Day, Hall, Eddyvllo tor Boston.
Schr p Rice Nickerson Phindrip for Providence
Evergreen Turner Georgetown DC, for Province
town. =,
Schr w Grifng, Stocking. Richmond. Va for Provi-
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
UNITED STATES VETERINARY AS
SOCIATION.

The nineteenth annual moot,nE Of the Uoited States
Veterinary Medical Assoc alton was held yes
tcrday at the American Veterinary College,
No. 14l West Fiity-fourth street The fol-
lowing officers wsre elected for the ensuing
year:-Dr. Charles +. Lyman, of Springfield. Mass,
president; DR.. Williamson BrydoD, vice president; i;
Drs A. A. Holcomb and W. J. Coates, secretaries ;
DR.. Charles Burton. treasurer The aDnusl
roport showed roll OF sixty mombers and
$500 in the treasury. Ten new members were en-
rolled Further efforts NJ legislation TO regu.
latc veterinary practice were recommended.
In tho evening banquet was held at tho
Ashland House, at which there was select gathering
of tho profession The association will hold its next
meeting in Boston, next March.