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The New York herald., 1878-02-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 5, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
steamer Fleurs Castle (Br), JONES' Shanghai Dec 9,
Amov le.h Singapore 2ist ana Gibraltar Jan ~ with
Steamer Greece (rj Pearce London Jan "a, with mdse
and % S.sn !" Txs Nske.on Galveston Jan 81
and Key West Feb g. with mdse and passengers to ID
Steamer Benef.e.er. Jones. Wilmington. NC, days.
ten%se Ai.aee Croker Phaepha with mdsc to
~ss ssD nS.s S.s.'s to ords s'
IS lon 10 had heavy westerly gale. yssrins 10 NE last,
IL 70 '"a 'a
Ss's ssns. themes i esI s day.. With fresh s%s
ss9 st.
~S pps s Ss,'s
bss s q @ @ xss.
.sa ss sh Hn s c s ana had eisssa @
Hs esq and ssartod cargo; gh. sae5y winds
fSnE asds .pSss Sss s 10'' day.
Bark Gronsvar tNor. Nielsen. Newcastle 3s days with
SOFA Bark @ &.isa,Is wsym:ss S Wym.a. Limerick 20
drS. Ss. n R.i fsa s % Et.. Rs %'ss S 81 days. bal.
last, order iisd variable De, ~e..hsr .:.n yov !.
Tybee an ~ in ballast order Anchored In Gravesend
Bark qta. savosna. Genoa So days, in bat
last TO spencer 4 woodrah. ~
tevdso i7b With hi.,tc Ghss! spence; vessel Miller
2, day. i;vs%sSsi.x Elder; vs.se,o ,oJf
s'ss sss iaS & with
krir sssei aus. %.s. ko Jsnoro ca days. with
e0sS s f ds ss " Esifs S s.'sa's"
w.h Sugar Amsnck& 6o vessel to .icrbardk Brewer
in fa'S taa. aans to John }S 1ni
e e'co a",ers m 0 wsdS sms Malaga
f:s: fss:.S s'sH G,sr:ssr spoke
schr Emily Jennie Iof Phiadelphia, Bernard. Laeuna
Ball Vas days OF llntterss with light norherly
scnr Charles Heller (of Bancor,, Coombs. Black
River ia; 2sasys; viii, loswoOd TO II so'omah Coz
seHr Mary Harris Io M.ehia.. Crowley Mr..oanc ~
days VIII oswGod to Kgoh"TGs Coz ,, yss., 70 Brett
Wilmington Nc, Jan "a wiih dsewood to Julien Cos
Js1s.sn y sP g lat 2. ss lon mn, g IN. n had
casks and lost dsk % ssrs s with o s,s1nr p,
Delhi g. sssS fs:ss Grand Turk IT, ssy:
"a 20 Lon 75 So had hs.yy ESE s,t, gale
Is sss.; Mo
81 between C.pes Hat.e,as and Loo h"d heavy EsE
srsS ssS1 Vim sDii iusy sP.s s'ST% Virginia
scar james Phelps, Rockwell, Georgetown.DC
arrived night OF 7sh reportsHad wesiory winds
:. the Jan TO s "a sSuTs ,s
~ lon 80 TO- as @ e Of The Gss. Western linz
r.
Jth S Phi, 100 miles 4 Of SANDY Hook, White Star
steamer, bound f.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune, Berry, Boston for New York.
steamer Cy Of Fhchburg, Springer. New Bedford for
Steamer Gaiatca, Walden, Providence for New York.
Schr John Bray, Woltop, Fortune Bay, NF. for Ne
York. - -
senr james Flanagan, Nickerson, Parkors Head, Me-
schr Maggie Ellen, Lttieohn, Harmons Hsrbor Me- for
New York. -
ton - -.
schr Alfred Brsdbrook, Phillips. Fail River for New
York.
schr Sterling. Ball, Bridgeport for Now YORK.
schr Oliver Perry, Murphy, Glcn Cove tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Bark Flash Light (Br) Card New York for Alexapdria
land anchored in Hart Island hoadsj,
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Amoy Dec 2o-In port. ship Lohair (Br' Orchard. for
R.rAyiA Dec l5-Arrived bark Chalmstte, Chadbourn.
Rio Janeiro (And sailed goth for Mana) .
BoxBAY Jan I-Saed, barks Sheia tbD. Moshers Maui
main: Chattanooga. Freeman. Alieppey.
In mort ships Big Bonanxa Stanley for rice ports,
Iris tIr, Evans tor Rsngoon: Birnam Wood tBD,
Gregory: Frank Flint (Br), Evans: Cora Coombs Ex
norter BROOKS; Hospodsr (Brl Kelley; Muskota (Br,
Gutter; Isaac Reed Coliev; Whittier swan and Winged
omIrrAeoSc Dec si-In port, bark Webster Chisholm
for Cochin. ,., -, r,.,...... p..u.s
HAVANA. Feb 2-Arrved, brig Orof Br), Belfontaine,
snsd Feb l. bark Chevalier (Br), Trew New York; 3D.
ship VosdorA Sp) Oaguiba New Orleans bark Antonia
(Sp Batet do; brgs Quentin (Sp). unbaso, rnsca
eouia; Caota (spI GOTTA. Chsrleston schr White winx
Phelan, Pasc.goula ,. 49,, ,p., -
Sailed 7th steamer Etns (Br,, Ferguson, New York
LAGuNA. Jan lS-Sailed. bark Maria (Fr. MnrseIles.
MEsssA, Jan 24ln port, brig Harry smith, "eeks 'of
MAk,IA Dec Dec Sailed bark Undne tBr, Fawcest. New
York ,., In, u., c.....d
of Watteras; schrs Mollie Atherton, do; belle (Br)
PXYsANpu Dec In port schr Louisa Bliss Strong, fo'
snsScMA Jan 4-iu port bark Ocean Chief tBr). Cork
for New York. -, v..n. ,,.,
Sailed Dec "a bark Goodoll French NagasAki; 21sns
shin Sir Lancciot (Hr), Hepburn, New York ~
ST JAGo ,Cubal, Feb 7Arrived bark Morning stax aaS
SON New York.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
SAILED.
ssmer City OF Dallas. for fernandina. 80.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain Geddes. Of the steamer Caland from Rot
erda has thanks tor special meteorological observ
tons made In connection with the HERALD weather
vice.
STEAMER CASoPUs (BD. Horsfall. from LIVERPOOL foe
Boston before reported putting back with her propeller
snp HUDSON. Knight. from Liverpool for New York (bs
a nss e. ~ %s Sst Il. T
a e.. cass Il. sooa sssu ec M e.:
SON which struck the port bow After the
Sx. away r;sors asking assistance Offering
him: but snabl. sSs@ and i e saepo..d
s SSs 's;S:
S. s6s TSos sfsss lsa shsn .Ss.
from tho Hudson to the .escuing vessel Of boats
H?
.e e.: ss @
down the American ship.
ma. zig a n; from 6"sn
ightsp. passed vessel bottom up painted green and
trading wit tho West Indies.
SHIP GRIsEpALE (Br). from Newcastle. NSW, at San
port sias
dous boarded ship at all quarters washing everything
Bar. ashore !. oSay Eock; below Bos.on
iss @ SSa: ST S sntT & 1GneS
ton and viii be sold sor the benefit Concerned
weather continues favorable the bark herself
despatched from rhadei Pm FOB render assist.
delphia, ashore on MstomSkin Island Bar Va
BRIG s% IL New
Gideon Alon sons She will DC fitted IN the spring for
Bradford. N''''
fore ashore at Cove Point returned Bat
.aso! .':s
midnight 7th inst cutting the latter to the
in ss mat the
scms MARI II HAND. three ma:sed, Of Cape May. wa.
y ss;s New k:sssis fySss and
ter. and built At Tuckshoe, NJ, in 1874.
scnK Fnnp GRAY from Elin,s;;esthpost 70. Ipswich
nevnpa Haven jan To- cane off the marine w.y rc
having completed would reload
scnR GBonoE AREY. at Phadelphia 7th from Portland.
50 mile. blew and broke
main gam
scuR JESSE WILLIAMSON Jr from South Amboy for Bos.
ton which was driven ashore a. Vineyard Haven Jan 10
west Of Galveston. No further particulars.
Tho cargo of the austrian bark Mary D from for N.v
1 SS1 at ''''' owned and insured fh'''d'
unknown vessel reported ashore bark Jennie
Sweeney. 1T Matompkin Island. Va
PORTLAND Feb Three of tho crew Of the Emma
sh.uk: whose .usr1ss Te1o rssTres to yssrdsy
a bad condition. and one OF them will have submit To
All the had to after losing pro-
visions until taken by Capt Griffin potatoes
and they quenched their thirst with ice found frozen
old cask
Schr stephen Harding. hence for Havana which was
ashore by the Feb effected the
dry docK. and is ready to proceed
SAN Francisco Feb 1.-The schr Lola went ashore at
Trinidad Sunday She has been lying there for II
loaded and waiting TO get TO and Sunday
cables and met with the above accident She s insured
$1,000
The ship Ericsson Of Hunters Point dry dock
yesterday where she hash n put aad been
caulked, besides other repairs
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
BINNEY, THE DEFAULTER.
A FAST LIVING LAWYER AND LOOSE CHURCH.
MAN.

Bosroy, Feb. 8, 1873.
The Binncy dcfalcation at Newburyport furnishes
another evidence OF tho terrible looseness OF mercan
tito morals in certain sections Of New England. VIII
lam c. Binney has held some OF The most responsible
positions IN tho community, not only In business,
but in ecclesiastical circles. Hc for a number Of
years the only laxyor In town, and had
a largo and lucrative practice These facts
together with his recognized social prominences
naturally attracted tho attention and ndcd tho
confidence OF the business men, and he was given
important trusts. He was president OF the savings
bank IN Salisbury and Amcsbury, hold the positions
OF treasurer OF tho St James Episcopal parish the
gas company and several other corporations. Hc
was extravagant reckless in his personal ex-
pcnscs lived TOO high and never ''took order with"
MS financial house He has neglected his law
practice for four or five years and devoted
his time speculation and rotous living In Boston
and ut he beaches IN summer. He invested about
Sc 0OO IN the railroad and took the companys
notes 3 security, payable IN iour ana nine months
Ho tnen exchanged he funds OF the church and
others OF which he the custodian Tor these
noe o., and mixed up his trust connections with his
private transactions that the affairs OF all are terribly
complicated
SAMPLE IRREGULARITIES
Among his Deficiencies Is ia, 900 10 the school
funds OF the town. legacy amounting to $4,000 left
the church by The late Dr. Dorr or the purpose OF
building parsonage as invested In the horse rail-
road enterprise aud as tho company is about bank
rupt, the money with It's accumulated interest, Is
lost. His creditors lose heavily and about
$1,000 checks remain vt the bank or
have been returned dishonored. His deialcation
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
TRENTON'S RUINED BANK.
ITS OFFICERS BEFORE THE CHANCELLOR Fon
REFUSING TO SUBMIT TO AN EXAMINATION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. g. 1873.
Colonel Jacob r. Frecse, and his Louis K.
having refused to DO before Receiver Shrcvo
with reference the disposal made Of the funds of
the collapsed State Savings Bank the Chancellor was
appealed for advice in the Mr. shreve wanted
Louis questions touching the loan OF $4 900
mado to him his promissory note, In order
ascertain what disposition he madc of the
money. Mr. Shreve therefore asked for
mandatory order compelling Frecse 10 answer
THEY WANT
G. D. W. vroom, Freesc's counsel. asked the pro.
lection OF Tho Court, that he should DO required
to answer, Frecse was under Indictment for con-
spracy in the Mercer courts, and tho questions pro-
pounded w0ro upon matters particularly charged IN
the indictment, the answers TO which might tend 10
criminate HIM, there WAS no hope for postpone
ment the trial the 18th inst ,and he would DO at
the disposal of tho receiver after that time.
THE COURTS OFFICER SUSTAINED.
The Chancellor said that II bona Tide, up that
the answer would cr9inate him he need not testify,
but II he only believed would tend do IL was
another matter. The receiver should bc c,rcum
scribed his rights and the should be probcd
to the bottom. Decision would be rendered at an
early day. II is probable that the Freoses will ask for
change oil venue the 18th, The day fixed Tor trial. on
account ot the strong feeling against them city.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
TIE BODY OF WELL KNOWN CLERGYMAN
ToUND.

yoUND.
L PROVIDENCE. r. l., Feb. s. 1878
Tho body OF the Row A. n. Osgood, Of Lowell
Mass, was found floating Stonington harbor this
afternoon. A coroners inquest was held. but ad-
journsd until morning to elicit facts from
friends Ia Boston and Lowell mystery Ia. con-
nected with the affair, as Mr. Osgood mad through
ticket tor Now YORK by tho Stoningon line purchased
IN Boston yesterday. Instead OF going through he
stopped in Stonington aud registered his name al The
Ocean House and requested TO be called al hall past
four this morning. he wished TO take the train TO
Boston THIS morning hts room was found vacated
So left pay the hotel bill. No money was found
Or his person and no watch or chain although watch
key In his pocket. His valisc missing although
the Key was found. There were marks Of violence
OH tho body He had travelling shawl fastened over
HIS shoulder and comforter about his neck. Proba-
bly, the buoyancy OF the shawl kept the body from
sinking. Even his hat remained on his head the
body floating feet downward. He hot seen by
any alter he rotred 10 hts room last night. II Is
not known At what hour during tho night no lott the
hotel He was not seen by the watchman at the do
pot. The absence OF some facts leaves room tor var-
Gus theories He leaves son IN Boston, also q
preacher, who has been teegra TO-
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.

complimentary benefit will be rendered to Mr..
John ". Hamilton or Gilmore's Garden, on Saturday
evening, February % The entertainment viii con-
sist OF walking contests sparrng, wrestling, shoot
Ing at glass balls and glorious "Oc vrgnny" cake
walk for u wind up. 1t Is expected that Captain Bo
gardus Professor Miller John J. Dwyer, Professor
William Mcclellan, Nike Coburn, Ned Maahan, Pro-
fcssor Bill Clark, John Saunders aud host OF others
Will appcnr and particpalo
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

ANTWERP FcbS-Saihed. bark Sofia (for), New York.
BRISTOL. Feb 7-Arrived. steamers Somerset (Br)
ssampsr. New York; sth. Bsusrsy tBr, Potter, do.
BELFAST. Feb 7Arrved. bark Kong sverre (Nor), Ella
sen, Baltimore.
BREMEN, FebS-ArrveU, bark1lenrfch Rodbertus (Nor)
Leppien. Wilmington. NC.
BILBAO Feb 2-Arrvcd brig Trenmor (Nor), Christen.
sen, New York.
BARcELosA Feb 4-Arrivsd, bark Antonio fsp). Abrii
New Orleans
CApiz. Feb 3-Saied, baikJohn Bunyan, Butman, New
Orleans.
CALAIS Feb 5Sailed bark 1ucie Rsdman (Ger). Meyer
Delaware Breskwater.
DUBLIN. Feb 7-Arrved. barks Aurcoia (Br, Crocker,
Baltimore; Peru tBG, Hilbert. Philsdelphia; brig Emma
l. shaw (Br) Macomber, New York.
Sailed 9Th. ship Spartan. Jackson, Now York.
FLEETWOOD Feb 7-Arrivcd, bark Espeland CNor, Ter.
keisen. Galveston.
snod 7th bark Articrist tGsr). Giese. United stasos
FALMOUTH, Feb e--Arrivcd. bsrk Merryman, Young,
New Orleans for Havre
GorrKSBuRG to Feb S-Arrived bark Helstngor DAM
Ginger. Charleston.
Hull. Fob 7-saled. bark sausone tAus, Capponi,
United States.
HAxpuRG Fo s-Arrived bark Cito CNor), Ncscn VIII
mngton. NC
Now orleans; Joseph rease r) chitham. dos Lake
Megaptic (Br,, Battcrsby, Portland. Me.
Sailed stb ship l. Sturges, Linniken. New York.
LONDON, Feb 7--Cieared, ships Prims Donna, Lunt
United states; sth Ne Plus Ultra, Borden, NewsYork;
barks Aensisnen (No Rothins. United ssates Enigma
(Br). Walker, do,
LrzAnD, Feb q. 8 A Mon. steamer Canada tBr) Sum.
ner. from New York for London.
MELBOURNE. Feb 2-Saiied, steamer City Of Santiago
(Br), Darke, London.
NEWCASTLE. Feb 7-saiied, steamer Laurestna (Br),
lin, Boston.
QUEENSTOWN Feb 7-Arrived brig Fredig tNor) Peter
sen, wimineton sth snip Cashier (Br) Teller. Phadei
phis bars Grown Jewel ODD Fritz galveston Dnapore
tBr Hanson Astoria, O; Maud SCANNED tBr), Thompson
New YORK; Topda tNory Olsen, do; Frank (Sor Peter.
sen do Treci Dubrovack tAus,, Tuveenovch Phiiadci
phis; GimeIlo uta), LavaroIlo, Baltimore.
Also arrived sth, noon. steamer Wyoming (Br, Jones'
New York for Liverpool land proceeded).
Sailed sth steamer City Of Berlin (Br), Kennedy (ftom
Liverpooi). New York.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

is Tor about S3s.00o He recently went 10 ST.
LOUIS ana his family have gone TO join him there.
No doubt the corporations and individuals whom ne
has swindicd will pursue him II there be any cnancc
OF securing anything that may aid in satisfying the
claims against him. already steps have been made
10 look into the legal aspeets OF the case.
The scandal that grows out ot this sensation mas
done considerable mischief especially b the church
circles, and chuueh members will be watched as
closely for the future moro unregeuerate per-
sens in the rural districts OF Essex
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
A YOUNG THIEF SHOT.

Jacob Roche, Of No. 1e5 Seventh street, Brooklyn,
drives a butchers wagon, and last evening came
over Roosevelt street ferry with his truck loaded
with meat While waiting at the ferry house Jacob
Muth, youth sixteen years OF age, living at No.
11S Madison street. stolo piece OF pork from tho
wagon and away with It, Roche ordered him TO
drop It. but the thief kept on whercupon Roche drew
a pistol and fired shot, tho ball entering huth's
back and taking effect In his lungs. The wounded
lad taken 10 Chambers Street Hospital anu Roche
was arrested.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
LYNCH LAW EXECUTION.

ST.. LOUIS. No., Feb. s, 1878.
specials despatch from Bonneville, No., reports
the !ynching Of an unknown negro near Now Frank.
lin, Howard county. An educated colored woman,
who teaches q country school, was on hcr way home
and oncou ntored ne grocs woods, who over
powered aud outraged her. Upon her arrival at the
house she report cd tho facts. party
organized 10 pursue the negroes. They traced the
ravishsrs to vacant house. but ono OF them seeing
tho party coming aed The other crept under the door
Tho latter was captured and hangod to tho nearest
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
DROWNED IN THE RIVER.

John Bowe, nty-hve years Of age, living at No. o6
Washington street, fell overheard from tho steamboat
Fiamburgh last evening, at pier NO IL North River
ana was drowned Tho police wore un ablo recover
his body last night.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
SCHMEHL'S LONG WALK.

New ORLEANS, Feb. s. 1873.
At twenty minutes to ten =. ". Henry schmchI,
tho pedestrian, finished his 364lh milo In ten nm
utcs His condition Is regarded good by the medical
ncuty IL Is believed he will pioo HIS 500 miles
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
CRICKET AND BASEBALL.

Tho annual meeting OF Staten Island Cricket and
Baseball club took place at sutbcriands on the 9th
inst The election Of officers resulted MS folows:-
Prcsidcu. william Krcbs; Vice President W. II.
Clark; Secretary, william H. Dayidgc; Treasurer. W.
NJ Boits; Directors, Mcssrs. Whittcmorc, Donald,
Kahb6, Haughton aud Scohcld.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WARRINGTON Feb S-Notlce is given by the Lighthouse
Board thas Of March, 1878 Of the Hy.
annis Light the entrance uyannis Hurbor Mass;
be changed from white to rod.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Brunswick. Ga. Feb f. schrs Golden CITY,
Martin Atlantic Ocean: 9Th, Petrol, Avery, NIB do, with
81 bbs sp oil
Rising did from Provineetown Fob g. as
reported, owing to theillness oil tho mate.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
THE COTTON EXCHANGE.

Tho members OF tho Cotton Exchange yestcrday'de-
cided by large majority not to hold holiday on the
Saturday following Washington's Birthday
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

NERVOUS DEBfLiTY, WEAkNsss SC.. AND Ale
IN disorders brought on ny indiscretons
work OF the brain and nervous systen speedily and rsd
purely vegetable preparation and the best and most uc
cossnl remedy known. TWO to SIX boxes arc nsurII,
sufficient. For further information SEND FOR CIRCU
LAR Price, 81 per box six boxes. S. by mail secure
scaled, with iull directions for Prepared only by
WINCHESTER Il Co. Chemists,
S6 6John St. New Yost-
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bark Anita Berwind McBride from iladephia for Rio
Japeiro, Fob 4, of Capes Of the Delaware.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
1 Bar Thcr Stat NJ
Staten Island. Noon I29.suI 4uI NEIkntning
Southwest Spit. N e.6cI 4DI EI kaintng
NHrrows liz IMIS3.6l ooI ChmI uck ioB
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL

New YORK Fob. S-Noon.
The time ball Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
(by standard time OF the United States Naval Observs
tory at Washington to-day dropped oneenth second
fast.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
PIGEON SHOOTING.

Tho rain yesterday prevented tho usual gathering OF
tho members o.! the Long Island Gun Club at their
grounds the Jamaica road, and consequence tho
regular monthly shooting did not take place. few Of
tho members, however. who were In attendance In.
dulged in a swecpstake shooting. The following
"sweeps' came Off
DEXTER PARK, JAMAICA, l.. L-PIGEoN SHOOTING,
Friday, Feb $, 1S7s.-rhc Long Island Gun Club
members contestng in sweepstakes at pigeons First
axes had contestants at 81 each, at birds
each % yards rise SO yards boundary, and traps,
"A ounces OF Shot The club rules TO govern.
GiIiet. RuttcS lOl
Jones. oil Dwycr .............. .0O1
Woods. oil ZeIlDcr ...... 900
Rivers. oil
SANE DAY--SwcepstaKcs 81 each, at thrce birds;
six competitors; under the same conditions as above
Rvcrs...............lll Dwycr r...............1l0
'Glct ct..-............lI JoheS ~
liner ..............l0l Ruttles..
sDivIded tho money.
kefcree-Mr. Adams of the New York Gun Club.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

BATES OF DEPARTURE YORK FUR THE MoNT1Is
OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

YACHTS. sTEAMBUATs, sSC.
rT,UG BOATS FOR sAiE-BoTH NEW AND SEC0ND
hand prope side Wheel also side wheel and pro.
pcer Engines q. W. COPELAND, Ga broadway, N. T.
tNANTED-LAKGE sbOOP OR SMALL. SCHOONER
w Yacht must bc FIRST class and low Address YACHT,
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

RouEN, Feb 3-sailed. barks Limo fAus, bussausen'
United States; 5th, Rival NSp. Jorgensen, New York
ROTTERDAM Feb 7-ssiled bark Agautyr (Nor. Hslnsr.
New York.
SYDNEY Nsw Jan 2e-Arrived barks Nereid Nicksrsons
New York; Fob 1. Emma Bea Bailey, do.
TREsrE, Feb 2-Arrived barks kagnhild (Nor, acoo-
sen, New YORK; Tigrt (Aus). Cosuiich. do
sailed Sd, bark Eleanor Madre QtaD, Scala, New York.
WATERFORD. Feb 3-sailed, bark Maria Gaggino Utsl),
Pagiono, Baltimore.
LONDON Fob s-BarK Concord tBr), Moadey from Bal
tmore which arrived Belfast yesterday has carss
badly dam aged by heating.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHxAD, Feb 8. PM-wind sw. light; barometer
3o54z
PLYMOUTH Feb g. PM-wind Sc. light; barometer 80. so
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-06
A. O. f.
SEATTLE, W. T.

" O. aasAsalNaroN. y No. 8 SIS. ANCIENT
nSE IN xoseseees. holds its meetings a
~ na1S sscond and fourth Mondsy In
ssss |. - osdse h good Standing ars
~ - Oe1rt.
s01M q. ANDERSON -.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-02
MILITARY aaATrERs.

The leave Of absence Of Lieut. w. C.
Forbush, Fifth cavalry, has been ex-
tended fourteen days. q,
The leave Of absence granted Capt.
Emil Adam, Fifth cavalry, has been
extended three months. NO.
The military headquarters Of the
Department of the Platte have been re-
moved from the city proper to Omaha
Barracks.
First Lieut.. Jacob c. Augur, who
for several years past has been serving
as aide-de-camp on the staff of his
father, Brig. Gen. G. G. Augur, and
who was recently relieved at his own
request, has been ordered to join his
company, stationed at Fort Mckinney,
Wyoming.
The commanding officer at Fort d.
A. Russell, will send under suitable
guard, private Joseph Funk, q deserter
from the Second regiment of cavalry.
now in confinement at his post. to the
headquarters department Of Dakota,
where he will be delivered to the assis-
tant adiutant general Of that depart
ment. 81 +
A board of survey, consisting Of
Lieut.. Geo. o. Webster, Fourth infan-
try, Lieut., John v. R. Hoff, assistant
surgeon, and Lieut. J., EsH. Foster,
Third cavalry, convened at Fort Fet-
terman on Monday, to examine into,
report upon, and tx the responsibility
for the loss Of certain articles Of ordi.
nance property, invoiced by Capt. Ed
win NJ. Coates to Capt. Henry E.
Noyes, Second cavalry, and which was
reported lost by privste Thos. Meagher'
company 1, Second cavalry.
The President has approved the sen.
tence Of the court martial which con.
vened at Fort Rice, Dakota territory
for the trial Of Lieut.. Edwin P. Ecker.
son, Seventh cavalry. The sentence is
dismissal from the service and 1t went
into effect on Sunday, 30th ult. The
charges against him were conduct un.
becoming an oficsr and gentleman, vic.
lation Of the sSthl article or war, and
cdnductI tothe prejudicsef good order
and military discipline. There were a
large number pf specifications under
these charges, principally for drunken
ness and acts scommittcd while under
the influence Of liquor. Is