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The New York herald., 1878-10-15
ROUGH WEATHER AT SEA.

A SHIP COMPELLED TO RETURN TO THIS Port
AFTER BEING TWO WEES OUT.
Tho ship N. b. Palmer, Captain E. p. Larsen, which
LETT this port Antwerp September 2S returned yes
terday morning after = terrible struggle with
nurrieans. The Palmer was launched At this pert IN
1851, and 10 at prcscss owned by . Norwegian nsr-
chant named ArsndaL She lsn this port with .
cargo or graiu masniy oats and wheat On Saturday.
October g. IN latitude 3s 80 longitude &C. terri
BILE storm set In, and toward evening Increased TO
hurricane The ship Iaborsd fearfuiIy, plunsing
through she heavy win . force that thrcatsaed
TO tear her 10 pieces Tho wind, whicn had
nrst come from the cast. suddenly shifted
10 nortb-nostnwest. AZ nine o'clock the Palmer
on the port sack under close rcefed saii. heavy
sea struck her the starboard beam and nune her
on her beam snda All the efforts of her gallant com.
mandsr and crew failed to right hsr that night, and
sbo rushed through the seas, her rail uuder water
To the sixth ssstreak" until all hands board
convinced that she would oundsr before the fury Of
the hurricane Was passed. The cargo shHed. and
In shifting was considerably injured and spilled IL
cnoksd of she pumps at ths iims tho crew were
Obliged 10 resort 20 them clear tho ship OF water
There were only twenty sntiors aboard aud while
eaged IN throwing 5O0 bushels oi whcat overheard
Toward morning. the pumps were free and the danger
avcrtsd. rre gallo then moderated and ~ noon The
ann WINS put about Tor tue nearest port
or FIRE leland, on Saturday last another storm
encountered, the wind vssriog during ts continuance
IRON cast northcast 10 north-northwesI The cargo
shii,od again. but the ship bong 'his time on tho
s,srboard tack The sn,fting OF the cargo was more
beneficial than otherwise. The gale lasted nearly
.tour hours aud iriod the vessel soreiy Sho
anchored on the Battery yesterday morning. and
the hurricane Tho Palmer 10 OF LIZA tens burden
ana very heavily SPARED.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
THE COAL COMBINATION.

RuMoBs OF RUPTURE AND A DISSOLUTION
STATEMENT OF PnEsIpxST DICKSON, or THE
BOARD OF CONTROL.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERaLp.1
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct H. 1873
Rumors Of threatened rupture In the coai comb,.
naion caused your correspondent TO wait on Prcsi.
dent Dickson, OF the Board OF Control upon hts ar.
rival from Montreal to-day, to ascertain his
viewa Mr.. Dickson sa,d he had no
ofncisi Information on tho subjsct, but that
under the compact there could DO no disruption be-
fore the 1st OF January Tho breaking up OF tho
combination, he ssid. would be attended with dts
ssser for tho coal trade generally ana could
lasting bcns0t on any particular section. Tho ex-
pericDcs OF last year should tcach lesson that could
not be forgotten.
had KrYECr DISSOLUTION
Dissolution OF the combination would only induce
ruinous rivn'ry. Each company would run Its works
TO thcir fuil capnetty. glut the marksS, run uown
prices ana bring the business to n dead sion He
said u was no wonder that tho different COM
panies complained, but this was uue 10 the
duiness Of trade. A. lar he was concerned ne du
not apprchsnd the breaking up OF the combination
nov or on the LIST OF January, but the matter would
doubtless be disposed OF at The meeting OF the Board
of Control IN New York ncxt Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
DAMAGE TO ,1sH1sa VESSELS.

NAxTvcKEr, Mass, Oct. II, 1873.
Saturdays storm wis the ssversst that has oc.
Cured on tho island since the memorable gale of
1871. Wharves were flooded, vosse's parted from
tnsir mooriugs, others lying at the wharves were
injured by being dashed against the stone abutments
while in tho town the damage Of slight nature,
but general
Tho fishing schooner Albert Steele, Hyde, which
parted from anchorage At Chatham, driItcd about
Vineyard Sound and struck upon wreck on Hand
kerchief ShosI, driitcd thence through Muskegat
Channel and finally sunk near It's opening Smiths
Point sunday morning
schooner Is sunk just west OF Cross RIP ghtship,
and still another Is ashore near MuskeGcI
schooner Quivet, oi ltarwicb, wuicn parted from
her moo:iugs ~ that port saturday night driited
by Greut Point, whore she was bosrdcd bv her crew
IN Il dory. Only one man was found on board.
Schooner Ace ci Clubs, of Bridgeport. Conn.,, went
ashore on Muskeget The captain reports two ves-
sells ashore tho south side OF smiths Island; also
Poge.
Steamer River Queen reports that on the trip from
Nantucket W the mainland this morning the Sound
full OF wreckage.
Charles Keller tate OF the Ice adcn schoo Eta
A. Simpson, OF Bath NO., Tor Bsitlmorc. prev sly
near Cape Poge utter having been ashed 10 the rig
ging tor thrtysix hours. Ho was the only survivor
oui of a OF seven men.
Schooner Clara Janc OF Lubcc. Me-, for New York,
with cargo OF potatoes, has anchored OF the south
eide OF this island with tho loss OF mast and sails.
She VIII be towod In.
schooner Union, from Calais, Me-. for New York,
with spes ashore ~ the east end OF this island
on Saturday during tho gale. Two OF tho crow
lost in ndng. The vessel is total LOSE.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15

and throw the failure OF the negotiatioss on the
Porte An understanding has bsen reached
regarding she reduction Of the army OF occupations
in Bosuis, and that nosoiatons have been begun be-
tween tho Austrian Minister OF War and General
Phipovish. the Com Chief Of the army of
occupation coDcsrning The method Of the reduction.
Eighty tbousand troops are TO be Withdrawn from
Bosnia. and the remaining divisions, now numbering
men, TO be reduced peace footing tho
aism OF the ressrvsta II 10 confidently reported
that Baron Won Pretis Cagnodo, the Austrian Min
isser Of Finance has been insrusted with tho lorna
tion OF new Ciseithan Cabinet The Ne,O Free Press
says that the government has decided to dcmobilizs
four divisions OF the army OF occupation.
rnREATs AND RUxoRs
Notwithstanding the iact that policemen aud mill
sary patrols the OF ST. Petersburg rsvolu
tionary plaeards continue 10 be posted in that city
Pamphlets Of incendiary character secretly dis
trbutod and threatening letters addressed the
Ministers ana leading members Of tho govern
mont. The Tsaes, referring to the rumored
agitation in Bulgaria for the election OF the Prince Of
Montenegro as Prince Of Bulgaria, says:-"rhs con-
OF such stories forget tho veto reserved 10
each signasory OF The Treaty Of Berlin" Leave Of
absence 10 officers Of the British army to visit for
ssn countries has been suspended. The .Standoyd's
Bombay correspondent says:-'Ty IL reported from
Cabul that the Ameer's son, Yskook Khan, who was
recently released. has been again imprisoned for
stabbing member Of his escort"
CONTINENTAL GOSSIP.
meeting In favor Of the Franco American Treaty
OF Commerce was held At Rheims yesterday. There
large attendance. Resolutions were passed ad-
vooating the assimilation OF American import duty
on mixod fabrics to that woolien fabrics and the
substitution OF specific for ad valorem duties
the french Exposition prize medals arc to be dis
trbutsd the 21st Of the present month. They viii
be delivered By the Commissioners at The end OF the
year. One hundred and fity diplomas for grand
prizes viii be delivered on the date above named.
The great number Of o1o,a Invitations to the cere-
mony win render any distribution Of tickets to the
public impossible DR.. smith has arrived at Bu-
charess with an autograph letter from President
Hayes recognizing tho independence OF Roumanta
expressing hope for her prosperity and for the
maintenancs OF cordial relations.
In consequence Of report from Cardinal hcClos-
kcy the Vatican Is taking measures for . very con.
siderable development Of Catholicism In America.
The TelerdpAs Vienna correspondent announces
the appointment OF Count Won Bsust to bs Austrian
Ambassador al Paris as dsAnitivs.
The German Rsichstsg has thrown out clause Of
the Socialist BILL prohibiting socialist writings
Clauses I. g. and 10 were passed over, and clauses
IL, IL, 13 and Is wore adopted. The Chamber ad-
iourued until to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
SUSPENSION OF A BANK.
PAYMENT SUSPENDED BIZ THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK or TAMAQuh, PA.-DEPoslToas TO
BE PAID IN FULL. f,

PAYMENT SUSPENDED BIZ THE FIRST NATIONAL
BE PAID IN FULL. i
[BY TELEoRArH TO THE HERALD.
TAmAorA, Pa, Oct. IL. 1873
Tho First National Bank Of this place suspended
nay ment this morning. The suspension caused gen.
srsi surprise all over the country, aud IL has boon
almost tho solo SUBJECT or oonvsrsstion to-day In
business circles rno correspondent OF the
HxRALp called on ono Of the bank
ofisisls this evening. ana learned that u
WINS caused by Mr.. q. n. 5hoenor, OF No 32s Walnut
street, Phiuusipnin. Mr. Shocner owns nearly two-
thirds VI all the Stock and ovcr $20u00 worth ot his
paper wcos 10 protest on saturday last Five years
ago ho was worm about ST. 800, 0U0 He nlwsyp
very enorprissng and consequently Invested bis
10 TINS CITY are very large. He owns the Tamnqua
Rolling Mil, colicry NJ Beaver MEADOW, furnace
nt Rcddington, Northampton county, and is two
tnrd owner IN Shoencr y Aliens machine works, IN
this borough. ana besides had n lot of bonus and
stocks In Philsdclphs. HIS failure seriously affects
ali these enterprises The bask was first nauguraied
In 1884 the Anthracite State Bank, and WINS turned
1be directors arc Mr. George Wigaan, Mr. j.
Fry, OF Tamaqun; Mr. U, I. Snoenrr, Mr. George II.
w,ggan, Mr.. ". NJ. Carter, ME W. \. Donaldson, Of
Pniiade phis, ana Mr.. Thomas Carter, OF AudeDricd
According 10 statement MADE to your correspond
by OF the directors, the bank is able to pay
depositors dollar Tor dollar. They have on hand
s15O,0o0 in bonds and 100000 n indi-
has been paying ten per cent dividends aud
was always considered reliable insttutiop. To-day
the STOCK Is quoted ou the exchanse At sN $34
above par value. The suspension, however VIII navc
. pad effect on the community, as large number OF
poor people arc dcposi.ors Tho rolling mill and
machine shop here have stopped, throwing . large
the commencement VI winter means general dsssi-
sutton among the pscr.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
NO CAUSE FOR REPENTANCE.

II will be remembered that on August 20 last tho
usually quiet town OF Keypori, N. j.. was thrown into
q most nwonted state OF excitement the eIope.
ment OF Miss Lizzie Ogden, daughter OF the postmas-
ter OF that place, with William II. G. Dcvcer. young
HollandeE An account OF tho ciopemcnt was pub.
lished In tho HERALD at the time, togcincr with tho
marriage OF the happy pair at one O'Clock in The morn.
ing by Jersey City Justice OF the Pence, and their
ssbscqusnt flight to Philadelphia, WHEREAS the old
folks were obstinate and refused TO forgive themlhey
took steamer for Europe. They reached London on
September q whence the bride sent her frat le,tel
home, saying was well and happy, and
hsd ..tho most devoted husband" they tarried ~
London a lew days and then started Tor Arnheim,
Holland, where IL Is understood Deveer has brother
who Is q prominent member OF the Reformed pcrsua.
sion. Dcvoer ana his brido stopping with The
formers family IN Arnheim. lhzzie has written fre
quently parents and all her letters state that
she is we'll and happy and greatly pleased with hef
husbands family, who treat her with the utmost
kindness In recent letter she said sh" would not
VISIT America Tor years lcast, as she anc her
husband about 10 make an extended tour oi The
Gout
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
THE SANTA CRUZ INsURRECTION

EXTENT OF THE DEVASTATION CAUSED By THE
lNsUR0ENrs-TorAL BUN OF THE ISLAND.
HAVANA, Oct. IA. 1878.
Tho French steamer from 81. Thomas October s
has arrived hsrs bringing further particulars OF the
insurrestion in santa Cruz The insurrscton broke
out the end Of the island, where thresfour,ns
Of the town were burned and pillagsd. The insur-
gents then traverssd the island toward Basin,
but fortunately the timely arrival OF forces
frsm St Thomas saved that part OF the
island. sixty-ssvsn sugar estates wsrs burned
Opiy nins sugar estates Of value The prip-
uipsl leaders OF the insurreoton have been caught
and are undergoing TRIAL. About eight hundred
insurgents are ssl scattered about the counry The
insurgents all negroes The OF the insur-
rscon was short payments Of wages and the refusal
OF the authorities - siye passports to tho negroes.
Sansa Cruz was already declining rapidly, and the
island 70, therefore, totally ruined Tho merchants
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
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TENNESSEE REVENUE TROUBLES.

BIa RAID IN PRoony s-iNvIHCrDLE POSITION
OCCUPIED by THE LAwBREAKERs
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA, 1878.
Internal Revenue Collector woodcock, at Nashville,
Tsnn., writes TO the Revenue Department that hts
big raid Is still In progress He ssys:-
jackson county rs apparently invincibie Ny raid
marcu throuan the couptry aud receive the
hro OF the enemy from every hilltop, and return the
nrs, but the nature of the grouna ~ such that no
arrests OF tho armed violators can bc made In
skrmish between Twelve OF my men and iorty or MY
lawDreakers last FRIDAY Is quite probabie thst
Iour of the latter Killed, nortaliy injured
aud one sugbtiy wounued. In another tkirmisi mo
same day II is thought another lawbreaksr was
killed. So far nine Illicit disllerics have been dt.
strOyed, anu several OF the distlers arrested end
bound over. I am convinced tnat nothing can Coz
quer Jackson but 70 camp strong forcs In that coun-
" 10 rcnain there for month";"
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Oct II, 1878.
THE HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
Congressman Willis. OF New York, had an Interview
with Attorney General Devsns to-day for the purpose
Of Fastening tho legal proceedings OF the government
In tho acquisition OF the title 10 certain parts Of Har
lem River and spuyten Duyvi under the State act Of
1876. II will DO remembered that Congress appro-
priated $780, 900 through CONGRESSMAN Wits sdvo-
cacy, Tor this Improvement, and the object OF his
visit is to secure speedy action BY the government
SO that the Appropriation may DO expended within
the present fiscal yoar The Attorney General viii
avail himself OF the suggestions made by Mr.. Willis
The only obstacle to the begin ming OF work Is the
unwilingnsss the part OF certain parties to release
tho land without payment AS NO provision Is mado
In tho State law therefor certain citizens willing
10 advance tho sum required to pay the appraised
value
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
ST. DOMINGO.

PROBABLE LOSS OF THE SCHOONER JORDAN L.
Mo1T-THE ELECTlONs.
HAVANA. Oct. IA, 1873
Advices from st. Domingo to the 30th OF September
say that there are no tidines OF tho American
sch ooner Jordan l. Mott, carrying sx-president Con-
zalcz and OF hts followers urseso and
feared that they have all pershed in the severe
hurricane which swept tho south coast OF ST. Do.
ming0 the I'd OF september.
Presidential elections would be held the lst, "a
and Sd Of October. General Luperun has withdrawn
~ candidate.
In Hsyu everything was quiet. The hurricane on
the Sd and 4th OF September made dreadful havoc.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DRrARrMErr.
OYYicR or THE CniBr SIGNAL 0rrfcKR,
WASHINGTON. Oct. Isl A. N.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Isl A. N.
Indications
For Thursday. In the Middle Atlantic South At
ian,,c ana Gulf States, falling barometer, warmer
southeast TO southwest wncs partly cloudy and hazy
weather, followed by rising barometer. Temporarily IN
tho West Gulf staios.
For the upper lake region. Upper Mississippi ana
Lower Missouri valleys. southwest. shifting TO cooler
northwest Winds falling followed by rising baroms-
tor partly cloudy weather and occasional rains, fol-
lowed In the western portions BY falling barometer
ana warm southcriy winds
For New Epsiana stationary or failing barometer.
warmer soutneriy winds, partly cloudy weather
the rivers will remain stationary or falling
Cautionary signals are ordered FOR Escsnsba, NIL
vaukce aud Section One. Chicago, Grand Haven and
section Tnrcc Mack,naw CITY and Aipcna.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
iBY TELEunAPu TO THE HEaAr

DISTRICT
lBY TxLEonAPn TO THE HERALD.
NAsuviLLE, Tenn., Oct IA. 1878.
Lewis Tailman, national grecnbnck candidate for
Governor became hopelsssly demoraIzsd over tho
ventilation OF hrs record that he Withdrew from The
canvass to-day IN disgust Every vote he cast while
ia Congress. from 1867 to 1869 direct sntaro-
nism the position he now occupies, ana
no has been twittcd with IL NJ every turn. lilo has
been forced admit that he voted for every hard
money m pond measure that came up while no was
q member. Upon his return homo no Iound stack OF
letters from his party demanding Ms withdrawal
from the oanvass He now asks that hts party run
n de ocrat afflicted with less record.
rmw CONTEST IN THE SEVENTH.
Colonel Burke Bond, tho next strongest candidate
10 Mr.. W. G. whitthorne IN tho Democratic ouven-
ton OF tho seventh Congressional district, winch
fasd TO make q nomin ation Withdrew from tho Con-
eressonsi race to-day leaving J. II. Moore, John v.
Wright and whitthornc IN tho ncid against Hughes,
republican. rhis looks brighter ior Wnitthornc An
effort is being made reduce the democratic candi
datss to two, n not 10 one-whitthornc Tho demo-
strength the district 10 a. 900 aud the rspab
Ilcnn 4, 600 votes
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
DAMAGE Ar CHATHAM.

CHATHAM, Mass, Oct IA, 1878
The most terrific northeast gale nnd storm known
hero for many years occurred on Saturday. Chin.
peys werc blown OF, buildings unroofcd, trees up
rooted fishing boats sunk aud others driven ashore,
Schooner Tuuis Depew, from Now York for Boston,
was driven ashore and will probably be total loss
The saved.
Schooner Joseph Story has gone ssnsrs on Mono
msy Beach and is iu OF water.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
THE DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

GREAT LOSS OF FISHING scHooNERs AND
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY on sHoRE-A CREW
LOST.
MARrHA's VINEYARD, Mass, Oct II, 1875.
Schooner harrY and Fred (of Machiash Captain
Gardner, from ST. John, N. g., tor Philadelphia,
with a cargo Of laths. came ON Nantucket Shoals
Saturday last during tho gale. She anchored, but
afteYward parted chains, cnt away masts, dragged
through Muskesst Channs and towed 10 this port
this morning by tho steamer Marsha's vney ard She
win be towed 10 New Bedford repairs. There 10
special damage to her hul'
Schooner Eta A. Simpson, from Bath for ilti-
moro. with cargo OF ice, capslzed Saturday last,
Norton Shoa. Part Of the crew and the captain
his wiio got the bottom OF the vessel The cap
tan's vile died on sunday noon and tho captain died
this morning AZ two o'clock. The mate the only
person saved ana bVought 10 Edgartown this
morning The vessel lies at anchor and can probably
DO towed In.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
STAGE ROBBER ARRESTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Oct IA, 1873.
A special despatch from Atlantic, Iswa, says Dug
Goodaie, son Of A. Goodaie, a prominent c,t,zsn Of
that csss) county arrested there yesterday for
completely IN robpng The Deadwood stage on the 2lss
OF September. Biz tnsusand dollars OF tho pundss
including gold brisk worth $t.0eo wss recovered.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
scHooNERs ASHORE At PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE Il. l., Oct IA, 1873.
Schooner George l. Albert, from Bangor. was towsd
into Newport to-day, leaking. Sho nad been blown
ashore At Dutch Island but gos or after discharging
her ueck load 0i spllcs.
Schooner Ned sumter, OF Rockiand, also won't
ashore at Dutch Island, but got of without damage.
A three .mastcd schooner parted from her two
an uchors put 10 from Dutch Island Ia gallo
Saturday.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes IN tue
tenn persture for the past twentyfour hours IN
parson the corresponding date Of last year. as
ind,ca,cd by tue thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. us Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
pUILDrNos BLowN DOWN.

DYxxIsPoRr, Mass. Oct. IA. 1878.
A furious storm commenced here Saturday morn
ing aud ragged during ,he day and night One DWELL
ing several barns, outbudinga large storshouss
Bakers wharf aud largo storehouse and packing
house ON Nick erson's wharf were blown down. Tho
spiro blown from the Baptist Church AZ West
Harwicn
Schooner J. W. Alien lost bowsprit and head
eour. Two schosnsrs sunk near the Iifs-saving
lion at Sandy Pont and TWO schoonera arc ashore
uafdIuR,s Beach.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Major General John NJ schoneId OF West Point, and
Ex-Governor RUFUS Bullock, OF corga, are at the
wiudsor. Miss Anna f. Dickinson, Ex-Governor
John c. Brown, oil Tennessee; General Daniel Tyor.
OF Albany; ex-senator George G. Fogr, of Now Hnmp-
shie United Statos Treasurer James G'aiian, Curtis
Guild OF Boston, and Pliny jewell OF Hartford are at
the Fifth Avenue. Robert T. Lincoln OF fChicago and
General James II. Wilson, OF ST. Louis. arc al the
Brevoort. Ex.Copgrcssman William Loughrdge. Of
Iowa, and J. X. Emmot at tho Sturtcvant Nine.
Cam,ll, Urso is al tho New York. Z. Il. Farman,
United States Consul General at Cairo, Egypt, al
the Grand Central. Ex.Congressman Juiius Hoich
KISS Of Connecticut, is at the Astor.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
A BOSTON SCHOONER SUNK.

PRoviScErowS, Mass, OCT. IA. 1878.
Schooner Alice, OF Boston. 10 reported sunk on Or
Ieans near Bingsgals Poi7t. The vessels ashore On
Long roint remain the same as yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
THE sCHooNER z. q. NAsH.

THE SCHOONER X. II. NASH.
wARMoUrnroRT, Mass, Oct. II, 1873
Schooner E. II. Nash, OF Calais, Tor ,rwioh, Conn.,,
came ashore at midngnt IL inst, with loss Of main
mast sails and dsckload rhe crew were saved
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
sonooNERs BLOWN TO SEA.

soHooNERs BLOWN TO SEA.
soUrH DENNIS. Masr.. Oct II, 1873.
Schooner Isaac Rich, from Philadelphia for Gardi-
ncr parted her chains during the gale on Saturday
last and was blown 10 ses.
Schooner Quives. Sshermss, also got adrit and vas
blown 10 sea Parties hsvs g6At 10 search OF them.