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The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

The FOUNDRY TEMPERANCE PEOPLE
talk as though they represented all the
temperance people of this fine city. We
beg of them to be more modest, at least.
II they can't be more moderate in their
language. We would remind them also
that they undertook to ferret out all the
unlicensed liquor add beer saloons, last
summer a year, and after putting the
county to an expense of over $1,000 for
witness fees to bummers and others. and
for extra jurors and court charges, their
effort in the courts "fizzled outn without
convictions, the evidence of the best of
their smelling committees proving worth.
less when put upon the stand. Temper-
ance is a good thing but our people
don't wish to be taxed at that rate in the
county courts for the services of unrelia-
Die witnesses, who love whisky so strong
~ that they can only refrain from taking
TOO much OF it when under an oath NOT
to touch, taste, or handle.
Ihe mass of these temperance reform
people who meet in the foundry are no.
hhcal buIAmers and fossils Of the lower
strata, who delight to wag their tongues
much as dog wags his tail and when.
ever the subject becomes little drv the
stimulus is increased by general Rrowl
all around the house, one at the other
and he who shows the most venonous
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

BEFORE THE new reservoir was nut
into the hands of the Water Commission.
ers, 1t was commenced by Mr.. Gallagher
and run atsuch scandalous waste that
his own party broke to pieces over the
cost; and by deserving Mr.. Gallagher and
uniting with the Democrats took the
work out of bis bands. The evidence of
uallagher's incomPetency, waste and
extravaganza can be plainly seen in the
abandoned field of operations east of
the reservoir The whole people seem
pleased with the work of the Commits
sion and incline to the opinion that the
city has been saved from a half million
more debt by its being taken out of Gala.
gher' hands. If there is ona reason
above another why Mr.. Gallagher should
not be elected it is furnished in his sc.n-
daious extravaganza on the reservoir
ana we wonder that the Ren,,bJ,co,,
should mention it in connection with
Ualiagher's name. He attempted to So
cure his reelection through the fiood,ne
OF the city with negro laborers from al
the surrounding states, and was defeated
he now holds one city office for a tern
OF years, and wants in addition to bolf
another. One office at time is sutficien
Tor most men, and Mr.. Gallagher onpb
to have been satisfied, and allowed som,
OF his brother Republicans to have had ;
chance for the Mayoralty.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

John p. Almond distdnced all his COM
loet'torS in the race, and ,Das, on Saturday,
August 10Th, nominated by the Democrats
as their candidate for Mayor. Mr.. AH-
mond Das born and raised in Wilmington,
and by honest industry aud Integrity he has
risen TO be one Of its sound business men and
leading citizens. At,oays a Democrat he
has been liberal in his opinions, and aside
from ths party tetters ,olieh bind him, he
'coutd no doubt make a creditabIe officer
Republican, Aug IL.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
NEW G CAsTLE COUNTY TICKET.

FOR CITY COUNCIL.
First Ward-PETER b. HUEsTED.
Third Ward-JAMEs McGLINcHEY.
Fourth Ward-ALEx. j. HART.
Fifth Ward--JAMEs CARMICHAEL.
Seventh Ward-ANDREw E. Crow.
Eighth Ward-DAvID H. WELLS.
Ninth Ward-RIcHARD III. ROWE.
Election, Tuesday the Sd Of September.
Polls open bettoeen II and II O'Clock
forenoon, and close at 7 p. M.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
n,HE HOME in srlrurE,

Home Institute opens its SPRING
TERM March 11tn, with unabated energy
competent and wide-awake teachers. tn
only home day and boarding school In the
city. Object system. SPECIAL advantages
for French and music. Eight instructors.
Method of drawing taught in no other
school in Wilmington. MODERATE
RATES. THOROUGH WORK. Primary,
middle, and senior classes. Monthly re-
ports sent TO parents 10 be signed and re-
Address flor circular) MRS. q Miss
HOUSTON, Home Institute, No. 800 Della
ware Avenue, Wilmington. Del.
marll-d&w
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

AND so the editor of the Republican sis
out OF politics" and would not accept the
position of Chief of Police under Mr..
Gallagher. If that reason were not wholly
sufficient there will be more potent one
ready after the election, and therefore we
Will accept the present, regretting that
the temperance people will not have the
services of 80 inquisitive detective.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

IHE Republican INDUCES in merry mood
over the defeat of Mr.. Hazlett for the
democratic nomination in the Eighth
Ward. 1t is always merry when honest
men are beaten; in this case its mirth is
OF the subdued order from the fact that
another honest Democrat happened to
receive a few more votes and was thus
run ahead of Mr. Haz lett.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
The Best Qualities of MEDICINE

The Best Qualities of MEDICINE
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PR0PRIETAE
MEDICINES,
AT Ninth and Marke
Choice PERFUMERY CoLoGNEs, a
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment OF HAIR TOOTH, al
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and MarEa
A choice Imported Key West Pride oiKa|
West or Greeley Cigar,
AT WILL1AMs
ChoiceFLAvoRING EXTRA CTs, ,stNi1
and Pure,
At Ninth and Marka
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN d IMPORTED sOAF'
At Ninth and Market
"Get the best" WILLIAMS SAPONAI
CEoUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice 0osds, Aecurdcy m dispensing u'
Reasonable Prices. on.
WILLIAMS' PRESCRIPTION sIOhn
ap12tf Corner Ninth and MafRa
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

AUGUST 21, 1879.
.Js5S.-

-JS5S.-
Democratic Nominations.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN w. HALL,
OF Kent County.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
EDWARD L. MARTIN,
OF SUSSEX.
NEW CASTLE CoUNTYTICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN PYLE.
FOR CORONER,
JACOB BUTZ.
CITY TICKET.
FOR MAYOR,
JOHN p. ALMOND.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
For Sale.

Four building lots At S. 4. corner From
and jackson streets.
Three lots In jackson between Sixth and
Seventh.
Five lots in irh between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between Har-
risen and Broome streets.
Five lots adjoining and north OF the above.
Five lots at 8. W. corner Harrison and
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome.
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth street.
THOMAS r. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
dec2Stf coz Market st.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
IN We hereby give netice that the
COLLECTORS of county and Poor tax Will be
found at No. 10 East sixth street, during
the month OF July and August and AT 6iS
Market street during the evening, for the
purpose of receiving the same.
.. JOS. J.. CARPENTER, Jr.,
A GIVEN
July LIST. 1dS.-tf Collectors.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
w WILMINGToN, DELAWARE.
Al the opening OF the Fall term, Mon
President. NEW furniture, NEW repairs
throughout the building, NEW pianos,
the modern conveniences NEWLY intro
duced TO add TO the comfort OF the young
ladies both IN the public and privaie
rooms, and all this at the OLD prices.
For catalogues address the president,
REV. j. N. WILLIAMS, A. NJ.
vi
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
Brandywine Seminary.

INSTITUTE BUILDING,
sth q Market streets, will open Monday,
Septemb Der 9th, 1873. A limited number OF
Boarding Pupils will be taken at $500 per
annum. Circulars may be had of G. r.
Thomas 4 Co., or by application TO
aug7-d4w W. u. MCNAIR, Principal.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
EDUCATIONAL.

NAIss MAHAFFY'S Select School will
INl reopen on Sept. I'd, on 10th street
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
NOTICES..

nTVlDEND.-Ad dividend OF forty cents
~ per share has been declared on the
stock OF the Wilmington q Philadelphia
Turnpike Co., payable on and after the
18th instant. jos, TATNALL,
aug &c d 81. Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

DOR SALE.-A valuable lot on French
feet front by 95 feet deep. Also, a lot on
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, ITO
feet on Pennsylvania avenue VIII be
sold on easy terms Apply 10
EVANS PENNINGTON,
ap20-tf 9Th u Market Sts.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

L splendid location, with q lot 3OxiO0 IT,,
with a new two-stall 3 able. with horse,
harness and wagon. Price $3.50. or slOO
cash, the balance in loan at ~ per month.
Possession i'm m lately. Apply TO
GEORGE EAfNSwORTH, A
10th & Clayton sts., Wilmington. Del. Tot.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
ron SALE.

hazzzA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
lsssssssu A large Markes stree, property for
Ensn farm. Apply to EVANS PEN
Eighth and Market streets,
Del. augi4-6td3tw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-23
DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Tuesday, April %. 1878.

THE line of conduct chosen by boy
dur ne the five years from tiftcsn TO
twenty will, in almost every instance,
determine his character for life. As ac
is then careful or careless. prudent or
imprudent, industriou. or INDECENT,
truthful or discriminating, intelligent or
ignorant, temperate or dlssolute, go
will be be in after years, and It needs
no prophet to cast his horoscope or cal
culate his chances.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-23

THEY have begun 10 post circus bills
on the grave stones out in the wilds OF
the West. Should the custom become
general. and reach out lis arms to en-
brace the civilized world, it will find
men, if death has not changed their
disposition, mean enough TO get up and
demand a complimentary ticket for the
privilege.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-23

EVERY true hero grows by patience.
People who have always been prosper
Gus are seldom the most worthy, and
never the most strong He who has
been compelled to suffer. has probably
not learned to be magnanimous; as 1t
Is only by patience and fortitude that
we can know what it is TO overcome
evils. or feel the great pleasure of for
giving them.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-23

The Quinn ascribcs the lack Of excite
ment on election day to the absence Of
whisky from the polls. Perhaps 1t
would also account for the evident
disgust of the gentleman probably an
Oregorian) who voted his ticket as
follows No raLEroDe subsydEE no
constiSHUN NO Stait no AIDE TO pu.
Get Sonde polytichins cole sholdre to
The KonvenShin-pepper the Whole
outfit. Portland Register.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-23

SOME one truly says that it is not
what we eat, but what we digest, that
makes us tat; it is not what we read,
but what we remember, that makes us
learned; it is net what we earn, but
what we save that make US rich.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-23
MARKET GARDENERS.

Send fue Ro=or's GARDEN MssyKl Poa ISIS fall
OF practical information Gardening Topics
also price Of Csfosc1 SxEase Both sent for 10
cents. which will be allowed on the nrst ordex
Adar~ss. J. Il. ROOT, Rockford. ~.
The New York herald., 1878-09-29
CLEARED.

Steamer Glenorchy tBrl, Hogs London-fienderson
steamer Main oier). Barre Bremcn-oerichs 20.
steamer schiedsm Dutch). Chevalier, Rotterdam
Ste amer Albuia tBr. Bradley. Havre-John seager.
ns ssion; s. scmn ~ sesgs
Demerars a Il outeroridge.
Steamer AIhamDrs lBr. NcEihinney. Halifax. Ms. and
steamer Kio Grsndc. Boger. Gslveston-C Mallory
Steamer Knickerbocker Kembie. New orlssns-Claek
Steamer General Barnes. Cheesman. savannsh-Geo
steamer City Of Savannah Mallory. savannas-Geo
steamer City of Atlanta, Woodruff, Charleston-J W
SStesmer Wyanoke Couch, City Point and Richm ond-
steame- R,cnmond. Kelly, NorfoIk-oid Dominion
stsa%efE e 9 Knight. Chichester. Georgetown, DOLL
steamer Josephine Thomson, Moore, B.ltimore-J
steamer vinoland. Bowen. Bslsimore-J Krema
steamer Ann Lila wa,en n1 Hand
Ship Rock Terrace Br), Fletcher. London-James El
ship SIR Robert Peel. Larrabeo. LondOn-Griune Min.
ship Kingsport tBr,, Dun. Antwcrp-P Nevius son.
Ship East Lothian (BD. Hamilton, Iavre-IIendcrson
ship Sovereign of the Seas Wood San Franei,cosut.
Bark Wooobine tBr), Ahier. London-Peabody Willis 4
Bss srs keg,s hsIo %., hresei sysesosor,sS Co
Bark nurra tNorj, Medha. Cherbourg-. Funch. Edye
bark I%psro .2, : r;isri cSlai:.J wh,,nsy co
Bark Samuet Weisn hrcl, DuhhHk-Jhmes Elweu q
Co.
Bark May Queen Brj. Pr,or Bordeaux-J Tucker 4
Co. 80
Bark Dante (Aus viduiicA. .Marseies-Siocovich Co.
Bark Birgcr tRus), LAurin Marseilles-Funch. Edye
Bark Curacoa (Br). Faulkner. wilamstadt (Curscoa-
ID A de Lima Co.
Bark vertas (Rus). Roos, Newark, NJ-Fuach, Edye 4
Co. -
Brig Johanna Ray. Gibraltar and Mslta-swau 4 Son.
Brig Soveg (Norj, Helm, Gibraltar for ordersFunch,
Edyc x Co.
Bris Rising sun, Grihng, Bartados-L wa p Arm
strong.
sehf Cjity Of Nassau Orr, wsrk, Nassau, NP-f Mon
tell & sons.
schr Terra Nova (Br), Msrsters. S, Johns. NF-John
Gamble, Jr.
scnr clara @ Loud. Thompson. Galveston-H W Loud
Co.
schr J $ Bescham, Woodland. Jackson vie-warren
sehr Louisa. Frazier, Georgetown. SEE Hurlbut 4
Co.
Sehr Addie Henry suberton, Newbern. NC-Master.
schr william A Morrel, Kelly, PhiaIelp phia-1sasc
Staplss.
schr Robert Foster Robinson Portland aud Boothbay-
Charles living.
schr wirwsm. Field. Boston Charles Tving.
scnr Expedite. Racket. New Haven-Racke,t& h Bro.
Schr Marel. Anderson. New Haven Charles n Low.
scnr A uayden Green, orient-Rackeu Bro.
The New York herald., 1878-09-29

BonprAgx. sept aa-sailsd. steamer Scandinavia tBD
BAHIA Aug 2i-saIed schr Bom Jesus de Fac (Port) :,
Casanove. New York mot sailed 10TH; ~ :,
isa Sasss ss
Harmonic (Nori. Olsen, London.
Foocnow. Aug 2-ssled. bark Rosetta Mcneil, Brown.
..HayKs; Sept 2o-Arived steamer Indus tBD. Tyson.
Iiroco. Aug Ii-Arriyod. bark John s,anhopc Pills.
Alaska, from Hakoda,s (and sailed 2e,h to return,
s% As ~ g sD Iiy ..S" whas Quest. css for sns
brig uremons &C.: Cove, une, s:,.., ,,,, sw.,. y, -,
ss pss,s,s H. ,,,ns9 @ oll.a onsssr,,s ,s
oharloss!esyn ..s "a. ssnd .t lei, Tor Bosson' SION y
Cleared 25ih schr Fcntes Pereira dc Melo pcrt. Da
ydrs VI" Wa rhp.
s;' Assy Ss os lIs
Ar.u. tswedl. for Baltimore.
ship sarah Nicholson CBr, aud bark Frank Lambritb
before reported sailed, call At loiio.
In por.Aui ships Bullion. Reed, for San Franeiseo
tor, Perkins ane Corona tsT spence san Fauci.eo
osp e'sss sae Henry sS. o
ssSy .Ss o Gs % S5 ops pnhh"" fnAnm Tor
Mise, sept 2s sailed. .caf Frank Atkins, Little,
MONTREAL. sept 2e Arrived. steamer reruvisn tB)
smith Liystooo bark. 1hrupwood Br. Wood. Greenock
PsnS,Npuco. sept 4-Arnvcd bark weiterhorn. skell.
ing, Newport, Il.
Sept |. sehr W II Knight Duffy Barbados
QUEBEC, sept 2J-Arrived. bark Honochon (Br) Thomp
son. London 10Th, steamer Wiuthorpc lbr) ruker Pen
ar for Moutfes ships Lake Michigan (Br Bulcr. ias
for do Rochester Brl Rose swanson bark Frthj0t
(Nor) In cbrethsen Dublin brig Pamlco. stubbs, Troon
Cleared Sept 70. barks rldorado Br), Johnson. sligo
uno Nor), Haarg. London; President Iatbitz tNor),
Hansen, Dublin. Forganhal tBrj. Mssterton, Leith {;
Passed Father Point 2sth steamer Sandman 3D. Dut-
ton from Liverpool tor Quebec.
RIO JASEiRo, Aug 3D-Arrved, ships Mary stewart tBr)
Wright, Caso sept Patthia (Brj. McAster Antwerp
In port sept T. bark. Winiircd tBr. North. tor Bsti
more Catherine Iced tBrl Iced for hichmond, Va.
swhrow. aug S-Sailsd, batks Julia "A Brown, Nickcr.
son n Chefoo. 2Oth. Thos Fletcher, Pendeton. do.
Nagrsasi; 18th. Annie 4 liall. Nelson Kobe.
In port Aug Is ships Paul Jones' Gerrish, ana Carrie
Clark Storer me; bsrks II Bes, BAKER, from Uardin
arrived 14tb vets Percy from NagHsski, arrived 9Th
Columbia, Johnson, and MI Lebanon tBr. Hall, unc
schr Ocean Pearl Grnnel from Hssodate. srrivsd 18th
SANTOS, Aug 23-ln port. schr Dcrs Prndai. Miner.
ST JoHSs PR, sept 25-saicd, steamer Bermuda (B -
Wilson (froin Venezuela, New York.
Sr JoHN NIB Sept S-Arrived, schr Mary Theall tBr,
Tbeali champion tBr,, Granville. and Lizzie Nc
Nieho Fanning, New York. 80
Arrived 10Th, bark @ Payssnt tBr). Curtis, Dublin
Cleared 18th, barks Nsiic Jones (Brl. Grant Water.
ford Fannie tBrl Leary, Dubtn; Oiiver Emery Brl,
swabrdgr, Barrow brigs Mary Kersten tBr, kersten,
Tralee Maggie tBrI, Gam, Port Rush
Cleared 2Sh. schrs Laura tbrj, Foster. and III ID Hat
stead tBtD. suiiivsn New York.
VERONA vi sept 10 Arrived bark Valparaiso (Chii),
Douglass, Valparaiso .
Passed down sept 2O, ship Fred Story (NoO, Unksr-
man. for san Frsncisco; Bslvedere. Johnson. iot do
The New York herald., 1878-09-29

and shouted to keep back as there was danger com
ing. The driver wanted TO cross my let sioe. but
beat his horses back with the flag pole. The driver
brushed in tho right side 10 cross, aud could do
nothing more. got Of the track when the train
came down. was only SIX or eignt feet away when
the smash took place."
THE COMPANY DENOUNCED.
Mr. Jehn Burroughs. who keeps livery stable on
Brooklyn avenue near Atlantic avenue, expressed
considerable indignation against the railroad com
pany tor the high OF speed which the trains
run past that crossing Ho said that while they are
not supposed to higher rate than eight miles
an hour thero they actually go at from thrty TO iory
miles aud as 1t is down grade from Albany avenue
vehicles cannot be they are close upon tho
track.
Groups of men and women visited the place yester-
day afternoon, sni many loud denunclations oil the
company for failing place gates at the crossing
were heard. McNamee, the unfortunate driver, who
lived at No. 13s Pearl street. Is said to have been IN
that business Tor the past sixteen years and he was
spoken OF the reporter as having been sober ana
industrious man.
The New York herald., 1878-09-29
SAVED FROM SUICIDE.

Mary Fair. over sixty years Of age. who has been
living with femly 10 tho town OF Hamilton, Canada
West there about week ago and to this city
IN search ef employment Her age was against her,
and Mrs Fair soon found that she drifting toward
tho poorhouse. Shc became despondent and
wandered about the streets by night as well
as day. Al quarer-past two O'clock
yester day morning Onicer MoynibaD, OF The Twelfth
precinct saw Mrs. Far perched OF the abut.
ments Of The Harlem Bridge. RRhtiuIy divining her
motive he approached with care, but the woman oD-
served him and Icaped into the river Moynihan ran
n float near at hand and, obtaining boat, rowcd
toward tho would-be suicide aud caught her as sbo
about to slnk Tor the last time. ON being
searched Sl2 in money anu an emigrant railroad
ticket was found upon her. Mrs Fair says sne has
neither home nor iricnds. Yesterday Judge smith
cent ner 10 the Board of Charities ana Correction.
The New York herald., 1878-09-29

ABERpExN, Sept 25-Saled, bark Alexander Campbe
Bunker, United States.
ANTWERP sept % Arrived, steamer Mercator (Belg).
Mnns, New Yorg.
BRisroL Sept os-Sailed ships Tasmanan (Br) Crowell
Southwest Pass; seaforth tBr Cox. Now York; barks
Bmyard (Nor) Tonnessen, do; francesca Avegno QtaD
Ansaldo, Philadep phia.
BELFAST Sept 27 Arrived, bark Mary Myshra (Br).
Tucker, Baltimore.
Sailed 2sth bark Goster (Br). Kenward United States
BREMEN, sept 70 Arrived, ship Nevada, Kruger New
York.
BARCELONA. Sept 23-Arrived. bark Pedro Plandolit
(Sp), Roix, New Orleans via Vigo.
CALAIS Sept 2s-Arrived bark Transit (Br). owen, New
York.
DUBLIN. Sop. 27.-saied, bark Granville Belle tBr,
Pu,dy, Delaware Breakwater.
DuNGEXxss Sept 27-On bark Henrik Ibsen (Nor), Mel
sen, from New York for Rotterdam.
DuxxInx Sept 27-Arrved. barks Aurora tBr) Churchill
Philadelphia; ;Azof (Nor) Loken, Baltimore
Sailed 26tb, bark Rosns (Aus), Tonelli, Now York.
DErpE Sept % Sailed, bark wifstawarf Swe>, Hult.
man. United ststes.
GLOUCESTER Sept 2s-saiied, bark Nora (Nor), Jacob
sen. United States.
GALWAY sept % Arrived, bark Fortuna Reps,to QtaD,
Brignettc, Baltimore.
GIBRALTAR. Sept 27-Passed, steamer Assyria (Br),
Campbell, from Sicily, &c. for Now York.
FAYAL Sept l2--Arrved. schr Emma Lewis. Wood
bury stvncent efsre reported without date
see below.
HAvRE, Sept 2S-Arrived steamer kensington (Br),
Bait Baltimore
Sailed 25th neon steamer Labrador r, sanglier New
York.
HAxBURc, Sept rs sailed. barks Victoria tBr). Brseo
New York; sgnet (Br). Yeo. do
IPSWICH, Sept 26-sailed. bsrks Gum Nor), Hansen.
United States: 9th. Carolina z utaD. Zolessi, Go.
LIVERPOOL Sept 2S Sailed. bsrks Minnie Carville tBr),
Clark, Galveston; Prns Oscar tNor). Muuthe. rybce
Sailed 9th. steamer Sicily tBr). Green. Now York.
LospoS Sept Sailed barks sesti Dubrovack tAus)
Pende, Delaware Breskwater; ST Christopher (Ger)
Brandhon. Baltimore
Lizard sop. 90 so PM-Psssed, steamer France Fr),
De Lort, IRON New York foi IIavre.
LONDONDERRY. Sept 26-sailed. bark NokomIs tBr),
Cassidy, United States
NEWCASTLE. 4, Sept 2s- Sailed. BARK Msdrs Cerutu
QtsD. Mortols. United Statos
PLYMOUTH, Sept 2s-Sxileo. bark Cancssa Padre QtaD
Schiappapstra. United States.
Rio JANFIRo, Sept "a Put in, bark John Shepard, Bur
CESS from Cardiff for Singapore tses below.
OuKRSsrowN. Sept 49, $3.50 PM-Arrved, steamer Celtic
(Br) Gleade New York for Liverpool (snd procceded
sASrAypEn sept 23- Arrived, barks Guchen (Fr Bulon
Now York: / Sargent. Foster. Perth Amboy.
ST MrcnAELs Aug 3I-sailsd, schr Moses Knowiton,
Story, United states
FAYAL sept I2-Schr Emma Lewis, Woodbury.. from
Boston for Vincent arrived hero to-day with loss OF
sails and part OF deckload.
LvERroo. Sept 27-It Is reported that steamer Demo
crat (Br) from Liverpool for New Orleans, has been
wrecked.
from Cardiff July 81 for Singapore has arrived here with
through fear o. ignition.
WEATHER REPORT.
IioLruEAp Sept 70. PM-wind he.h barometer
The New York herald., 1878-09-29

BosroS. Sept 2s-schr Thomas BORDEN ashore be-
low at sandown on Galloup's Island The steamtng Eise
was pulling on her.
cAsso, sept 25-schr Osspee. Turhsr, which left here
Fox Rock near uaps Diamond snd viii prsSaais be to.
tai loss She Is her besm ends and ful OF wNer
sed 18th say. shs Si 70 oroSssy ss gotten oil She
Is owned oy Cunningham Thompson. of Gloucester and
GLOUCESTER Mass sept 2s-schr Andrew Leis hton from
Grand Banks reports he loss of one OF the crew Joseph
day and drowned lie belonged at Crawford Harbo Ms
Sept asrhe s,ssas s SswasS
IL from the bark Emma Of chri.,iana, whien
was lost of the east bar of the island on the
SS pax. Of The crew landed With aincal.y in ,h,r
boat which WAS brought from the main station
went TO pieces the crew saved nothing the Emma xss
tons register.
NoaroLK Sept 2s-schr Leonessa. from Brunswick.
Steamer weysosse. sailed yesterday or Boston but put
back last night account OF the stom She sailed TO-
NEW BEDFORD Sept 27-rhe sehr $ smith which ar.
rived this port Sept a. leaking badly Was about three
SON youth OF Is year age. the all sick
with lever and cls contracted while sailing u the North
who only had to navigate T. but also :.
work the pumps as he found oppSr,usy Inc vessel put
time to make the voyage The mate who y AZ ms nome
his SON have almost entirely recovered yet
weak present the vcss. Is lying at the wharf on fisn
from New York. She has be punped every day 70
snsing she has cargo OF iron IN tho hold
SAN FRAScIsco. Sept 2l-Thc schr Onward which LETT
ton yet little anxiety is manifest In re ard to her
suIpBuILpIsG- Mstcaif oil Dsmariscotta. At work
OF ship TO be put up tins iaI ana nnishaa
The vessel in Bryants yard Damariscotta. will be
BARK Hacyon has been entirely rebuilt a. Bath during
past and looks like new vessel Capt Wyhe
Dcknson is to command her
LAuscH Rocklana, Sep; 1.-THE nv smas'sd Ems. "sh1 @
HanrAhan will be aucheu from the yard OF Capt Atnes