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The New York herald., 1879-03-09

Bark Modesto r Ciuess Barrow 90 days, In ballast
Bark Kanada Nor Jansen. Bristol Jan IA in ballast
bark An.gar lswe Gundersea. Hull 81 days, ballast
BarE ParrS tNor Olsen, Ipswich 10 days in ballast. Il
fs,s A'ss Ss,S ST Limerick 81 days. " ballast
ballast. Boyd Hneksn %ssAossS IN Srsssssad s ia,
in ballast, yW Parker Co. FEB o lat q, lon 50 o
ssrs Marie Nor Olsen Hamburg q days in ballast. I.
Fnnch, Eyde and Co ~
nrss Ss hsTs: % s OF Ps'fssi t S Tfsa
tion OF variable gales to Ion ~; since then had hne
ID Bari for%Sss Sof Chatham Nn Qusley, Amsterdam
s a ' aas co a :rns In
Bark Reno Arsl stspsnoviteh. navrs 40 days. in bal
Bark NADIA Aus, sodieh bordeaux % days. in ballast
Bark Hi.ar AUS, Randich. St Naraire u days. in bal
Bark Brodrens SNo kvensen st Na.aire ~ days bal
Atlas Aas iorsich. cs.te 70 days. in ballast, to
Bark i kaish. !ot Camden: Mo-, PsnSls.oa c9di. g
GO Had fine weather to Hsterss afterward strong and
Bark Ebene.er tNo Nielsen, Lisbon 4s days in ballast
BARK S.anoru Utah. Marsscs castellamars ~ days
with fruit to Lawrence Giles Co.; vessel to Benhsm
Bark Virginia Cof Machiss, ThurIow Leghosn days.
Tn marble and rags ys;;s 70 Miller .ns
ELIZA tOt jersey COx, BAHIA ~ rose
wood to Rorland Crossed the Equator Jan s. in lon
H.
Brig Maria pstch Tedford Nevis 20 days. with 70
sshr Marsi. Reynolds. Wss,srayts, Porte c.hello p
master %
Fsb lat - 81 lon . a. spoke sshr Geo Washington.
sss to s esy with
Schr VIM Douglass, McIndoe, Mayaguex IL days. with
fruit to Jams; pSagss. vs;ss 70 weinberg Go
- days with cotton to order; vessel to master HAD
strong NE winds to Hatteras; afterwards moderate
ssIS% stsemsn, Chamberlain; New Orleans Jan 2s
man snhs Sn Co vessel n to Exsn. Ball y, Co.
sehr Old Chad, wyiis, yirgini.-
ssEr fsess Baker crS Virginia for Boston
ss%r M ArnSi% nT Let's It's. BsismoSs for New Haven
of schr Cuba, ashore at Egg Marbor
SO. Steamer Republic ,!Br from Liverpool which ar;
German LLOYD steamer saa.a Hsana il. g
an Anchor line steamer bound 4.
B- Ships Theo Koerner (Ger) from Bremen: Tsernagors
Oh from % Nile Br from H~yrs ~ and M.ssoa
orders came up to the city sth.
sy- Brig Annie Austen tBr, from London. which was
PM in bay Tor up to the city
s,The Austrian bark from Atons, which arrived 9Th.
was the Virgo mot Bilgo. Is reported.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamsr-Alhambra (Br). McEheney, Cow Bay, CB, and
Halifax Ms for New York. with mdss and passengers
Clark Il Seaman.
Steamer Frsnconia Bragg Portland for New York. with
mdse and passengers to + Ames.
Schr Anderson. Johnson Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glaucus, Bearse, New York for Boston.
Steamer City Of Now Bedford, Fish, New York for New
Bedford
Steamer Electra. Young. New York for Providence.
Steamer Amos >. rton, Konny New York for Provi-
dencc.
Schr Geo L Tessenden, Beebe, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Judge Low, Maloney Amboy for Boston.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION, !
WHIrEsTONE Ii, March 3. 1879.
The ice obstruction before reported in and around Hart
Island longer exists Vessels again ride
anchor there In safety.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

CAGLIARI, Feb 2s-Sailod. hsrk Domenico UtaD, for
Boston.
Ckrrs. March 4-Arrivsd. bark Ingolf Nor). Knudssn
Now York.
York
DuSDALK, March s-Arrvod. bark Lnisi dtaD. Abina,
Baltimore.
DUBLIN, March 7-Arrived bark Lima Br, Byrues, Bst
l1#t
Sailed 7sh bark Bensfsttore tAus), Duimich; United
States.
Duxxrsx, March 7-Arrived bark Numa tBr, Douglass,
Phiadolphia via Queenstown.
GALWAY March 7-Arrived bark sansons tAus). Cappon
Baltimore.
HULL, March 7-Sailed. bark Loeb Doom (Br) Corning
United States
HAvnE, March s-Arrived. ships Gettysburg CALI New
Orleaus 7h, Molly r. Menon, Pensacola barks Truro
(Br, Yu New York; Niobe (Nor Olsen New Orleans for
Roucn.
L,vxrrooL, March s-Arrived, steamer Amelia tBr.
Dixon, New York.
Sailed .7th. ships Keudrick Fish, Brown, and Belle
O'Brieu, OBricn. Sandy Hook.
LONDON, March 7-Arrived. bark Sutton CBr) Mclean
New York.
Sailed sth ship Kingsport (Br, Duff Hampton Roads;
bark Nossra Msdre dtaD, CatfArsna. United States.
LIMERICK, March ARRIVED. bark Gemma q QtsD Orso
Baltimore
Lspox March 4-Arrived. bark Mariana VII Port,.
Lopez. Philadelphia.
OroRro March ARRIVED brig Perpesus tsw) Bostrom
New York before reported without dstel
Sailed March g. brig Gslsshes Csw wssterbsrg. United
States. 10y
QuERxs4owx, March 7-Arrived 81 nndniyht. steaneI
Algeria (Br. Watson New York for Liverpool pro:
ceedcd sth 40 AN City Of Chester tB Brooks for
do land proceededl
sLco, March s-Arrivsd bark Dr. Williams. Baiti
sourmAxrron. March s-ssiisd. bark Emma d.sD. Fer
raro. Philadelphia
LIVERPOOL. March s-stoamsr Guy Msnnering CBr,.
Campbell fouled with the landing stage and damaged
ruddc She sfterward Ia collision with the
Brazilian ,Br The Guy Nannorng reached
here Feb - from New Orleans
LoSDox. March Shark May Queon BT. Prior. from New
York Feb 10 for Pensrth Roads 10 ashore ~ shsrpnss
WEATHER REPORT
HoLrnKAD March s-wind Sc. frcsh; barometer, 30446
LrvERpooI, March S-Wind =, light: foggy.
PLYnoUrn, March S--wind Z. moderate; aas; baroms.
tor. 3D<0
scILLv March e-wind Sc; very ane; barometer. $3.50
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
DISCHARGED AND REARREsTED.

James Bowman and his wife. OF Cochecton. suiii.
van county. " ". visited this city on the 24th of
April 1876. to trade. John Jones was hired to carry
their purchases to the depot. and is charged with
having robbed Mr.. Bowman Of about 81 200
IN cash and q certificate OF 142 shares
Of National Phoenix Bank stock. He was
shortly after arrested and arraigned in the
Tonbs Police Court but Mr.. Bowman's health at the
time prevented him from appearing against him
aud the prisoner discharged. As soon Mr..
Bowman recovered, however. he endcavored to cause
Jones' rearrest Yesterday Detectives Fields and
O'Connor found him at No. Milligxn place. whence
he was taken to the Tombs Police Court and commit
ted for trial in defaults of 1900 bail.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER BKsrrAcron from New York for wilmingt n,
NC broke her crank 7h Inst aud put into Norfolk
repaif which will occupy probably three days
Sur = Wright tl3r). Croweii. London Feb ~ from
New York experienced succession of gales Feb
IL on 10Th struck by tremendous sea In lat AZ
lon "a 30 which carried away buws,ks main rail and
stanchous from fore rigging to the boat
broke mast coating damaged deck house and swept ali
movable articles OF the deck matches and had
split and entirely blown away.
Sur HANNA (Sor) stranded Long Branch was noatcd
OF high tide at 10 tlas night and towed by tho
Stapston. staten Island.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
GOTHAM TO PARIS.

Some time since the Prefcct OF the Seine. Paris.
through the American Legation. forwarded to the
State Department at Washington. for the Of the
Park Department. Of this city, several beautiful pho
tographic designs Of the leading public buildings
and squares OF the French capital Not 10
be outdone in Official courtesy. President James
i. Wenman. on behalf OF the Board of
In kind tomorrow. To secure this end Mr.. Wenman
has caused to be executed y number of Photographic
views OF the leading places of interest which Central
Park affords. These sketches enclosed In two
large albums beautifully bound in heavy Turkey.
elaborately gilt aud ornamcnted with nickel plated
clasps. These albums contain forty -four photographs
the latter executed In the highest style of art The
albums bear the following inscription in gold let
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
SAILED.

Steamers Britannia lBr for Liverpool; Ethiopia tBr,
Glasgow weser tier. Bremen ioliand Br London Pre-
tora ir Rotterdam; Acton tBr Havana; City of vcra
Cruz tBr do Rio Grande. Galveston and Key West: Now
Orleans New Orleans; den Whitney do; City OF Macon,
Savannah; Champion, CharIeston g knight. GEORGE
town. Dc; Old Dominion, Richmond. &c Alliance. Pha-
dephis barks vRuse Nor. konig Emba Nor,
Rotterdam Calcutta tBr Anjer Marco Polo dtsD. Bor
dcaux Sneklokke (Norj. Asrhuus: Emelis tItsD -;
brigs Saista Gibraltar and Csdiz Etns tBr, Havana;
Eliza Morton, -.
Sailed 7th steamers Burswe rl. for Liverpool Gall.
leo (Br) do: ship Grace San Frsncisco brig Eva
johnson. Jacmol
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH s, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by THE HERALD sTEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsTosH TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Scraps Br North Liverpool IA dsys. with salt
TO j q Seagor
steamer Morgan city Reed, New Orleans, days. with
mdsc to Bogert A Morgan.
steamer City Columbus Nckerson Savannah March D,
with mdse aud passengers to Geo fonge.
ship Plymouth Rock, Birmingham London 5S days, with
mdse TO Grinnel Nnturn a co
Bark Prof simon Thomas tDutch Pronk, Padang 1C8
days with coffee to Vernon VI Brown Co vessel to &
Tobias Co; Passed Cape OF Good Hope Jan 3. and
crossed the Equator feb g. In Ion IS.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
pIscoxrlNtAxcE or A LIcn,

DIscONfINUAxCs LIGHT
WASHINGTON, DC, March SNotce Is given by the Light
house Board that changes in the shoals Off Cape Haea
North Carolina have rendered light tho
the and the small sixth order light
Cape Lateras Beacon, will therefore be discontinued
and after June 20
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
SPOKEN.

Ship City of Richmond Br Lamb from Mobile for Bre.
mon. March 3, Int 81. Ion 49,
Bark Isabella Blythe Nor, from Doboy for Belfast
date. lat ~ -, Ion II.
BARK &c Cicconard from Msrseilies New York. Feb
8. Madeira In sight
Bark Hohenzollern Ger. ssiliman, from London for
New York, Feb IL, lat ~, lon q.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09

LWAYs RELIABLE.-fIYATTs LIFE BALsAN As
Aa spring medicine Ia cleanse and purify the vsse
OF scrot-
MA diseases OF Kidneys aud blood Is positively
vegetable or druggists Depot 2t6 Grand ST. New YORK
VToYTs DYSPEPSIA CURE NEVER FAILS FOR
sale BY all druggists General depot. No 80 Nessy So,
New York
TToyT's DYSPEPSIA CVRE NEVER FAILS FOR
III sale by druggists General depot No. ~ Vesey -,
New York.
DJLEa PERMANENTLY ERADTCATED wITHOUY
nterrupton Of business knife. lgature or caustics
M f.e nm Of the highest character
from ply sicians and patients. consultations free
W. sTopDA4D. iAi Wsss 2iss S.. New YORK
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
Presented 60 tho
CITY OF PARIS
by the
Department ~ Public Parka
New York.


Besides these there are three volumes OF reports
of the department bound In red morocco, and ornx-
mental gold edgings. Accompanying these volumes
10 an elaborate typographical map of Central Park.
complete in all details. giving traces of every road
drive and structure the whole executed by hand In
colored inks. These mementoes OF the Park will be
forwarded to the Secretary OF State Mt Washington
tomorrow, and will by him be transmitted 10 the
Project of the Seine.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
/ Sails. Desfimatio".
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE YRoM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MARCH AND APRIL
The New York herald., 1879-03-09

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
NEw YoRK. March s-Noon.
The Western Union time ball today fell correctly.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
WEATHER REPORT.

HoLrnKAD March s-wind Sc, fresh; barometer. 3044e
LvERpooL, March s-wind =, light: foggy.
PLYnoUrn. March S--wind &. moderate; Rns; baron
tor D.<0
scrLv, March s-wind Sc; very Ane haxomstsr. 30 30
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


AMSTERDAM, Aug 2--Arrved, bark Yarra Yarra lNor
Kicker. New York.
ANTWERP. Aug a-Arr,c ed. bark Sigurd Jarl tNor Tos
tensen. Wilmington. NC; 9TH, ship Kentuckian Baker,
Philadelphia; bark FornJot tNor Noe, New York.
Sa,icd Sd. ship John Berry Brown, New York; barks
Salacia tBr. Andrews do Low Wood tBr). Fritz, do.
ADELAIDE. Aug 2-Arrived, bark Samuel Carlton. FREQ
New York.
BRrarS Aug 4--Arrived. steamer Gertrude (BrJ, sar
gent Pniiad elphia
Sailed Sd. larks Goethe (Ger) Dicrcks Phisdelphs;
Betty Ger. Nordenholt, America
BoRDEAUx. Aug 3-Arrvcd, bark st Cioud. Stilphen.
Cronstadt
BAYoSSE. to Aug ARRIVED bark Katie stuart (r), Ar
mold Baltimore
CApiz. Aug 4sailed. steamer Scotia CBr spitta New
York.
GALWAY. Aug 2-saled, bark Aladdin (Nor). Peterson
New York
HAanuaG Aug 3sailed. ship Pacific tsw) Lindcrdahl.
New York
LIvERrooL, Aug 3--Arrived. steamer Brunswick Br)
Roach. Baltimore.
LosDos, Aug 3--Arrivcd. bsrks Professor Daa Nor)
sorensen. Wilmington, NC; Carrie Humphrey. Grcxier
Adelaide.
LoSpoEpERRy. Aug 4-Arrved, bark Harvester tBr)
NJ I.ous hlin. Baltimore
LrGuons July 3i--saled. bark Severe daI, Canarena
Philadelphia
LIzARp Aug 1-oG steamer sueva (ser) Frsnzen. from
New York for Hamburg.
LissoS, to Aug 4-Arrived, shr Edward johnson, Or.
eutt, Savannah.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
CLEARED.

Steamer Wisconsin QBr) Owen, Liverpool via Queens
town-Willisms X Guion.
Steamer Scandinavia tBrl, Paulsen. Bristol E-Hender-
steamer Begianland tBelgo, Jackson. Antwerp-Pstor
Steamer City Rio dc Janeiro Lewis st Thomas, Para,
Pernambuco Rio Janeiro, Acc IL Mallory Co.
steamer Abemarie, Huphsr. West Point, 'a-oId
steamer John W Garrett Foster, Baltmore-J Krems.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Davidson, Philadephia-W Clyde
Co.
Steamer Frauconia. Mangum, Portland, Me-J Ames
Ship Carisbrooke Castle tBr Freebody London-W d
Morgan.
Ship Parthia (Br3 McAllister Antwerp-Scamme Bros.
ship Leyiaihan tNor, Masfjeid Antwerp-Bockmann.
Bark Kate Covert (BrJ. Keating Liverpool-seammcii
Bros
Bark Figo (Aus). Forlau, Sunderland, E-slocovich
Bark Tomnasino dtap caaero. Penarth Roads for
Bark superbo tAus), Glavan. Cork Falmouth for
ordors-Socoyich & Co.
Bark saga NOR Bic. Grinstad Esinore Tor orders
Bockmnan. OerIein & Co.
Bark Canada Nor, Jensen, StettinBenhsm, Boyesen,
Bark Betty Ger, Rusch. Hamburg-Theo Rnger
Bark Post Nor Henrick son. .RotterdunC Tobias Co.
Bark Agnes tNorl Foss. Havre via Richmond Va-Ben-
ham, Boyesen, Pickerin. 4 Co.
Bark le Baker Leighton, Havre--Brett. Son & Co.
Bark 81 Andrew tBr), lnness, Dunktrk--C Bertehux
Bark Olive Thurlow Corbet Vigo aud CadizBrett, Son
Co.
Bark carmolla uta) Marcsca, ,Genoa-Benham Boycsen.
Erig . r Sherwood (Br). Newcomb. Livcrpool-P I
Brig Toronto Br, Davidson. Caon tFrancc)-J Whit
Brig The Charley (Bp. Canton, Bayonne (France)-P
Brig Mariana vi port, Carvalho Lisbon-G Amsinck
Co.
Brig Curacuo tBr3 Faulkner William stadt Cur-D de
schr Q II Flint, Brown, Port Spain, Trin-Leaycraft
Go.
schr Illinois. Wilson, Providence via New Haven
Racket Bro,
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Seven hundred and twenty y-eght immigrants were
landed at Castle Garden since Saturday. The Italy,
from Liverpool. brought 1871; the Ethiopia, from
Glasgow, 156, and the Celtic, from Liverpool 375.
Mr.. William ID. Shipman. assignee, commenced
paying yesterday At his Office No. 35 William street,
a dividend OF five per cent to the creditors of the
firm OF duncan, Sherman & Co. on all claims which
had been proved.
In September last the shoe an ufactory OF James
Boyd, corner of West Broadway aud Thomas street.
robbed of $500 worth OF fancy shoes Louis Poi
land OF No. I55 Spring street. arrested last Sat
urday with some of the property in his possession.
In the Tombs Court ne said he had received them
from Italian woman named Lena Bezona, of No.
167 Thompson street She held for trial in de-
fault of bail. POLAND was discharged.
Joseph Peary, aged twenty i've. assembled about
one hundred OF his companions i'll front OF Michael
Donohue's place. i'll West Sixty-fourth street, on
Sunday night. The proprietor refused to furnish
them with drinks. and peary punching his head
when Ofiicer ConDor arrived and knocked some OF
the ringleader's teeth Gown his throat He him
self Knocked down. Officer Cooncy similarly
treated, but regained his feet and yesterday Peary
was held for trial III default OF 81 ,Oc0 bail.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
LOST HEART AND HOPE.

young German named Edward Boyer while sit
ting in the Battery Park last evening, about seven
O'Clock shot himself. inficting dangerous wound
over the heart. The flash occasioned by the firing
attracted the attention oe one of the Park police
who ran the spot where the young man had fallen
He picked him up. and after rapping for assistance
conveyed him the First precinct police station. in
New street. His searched and on
his clothing was found discharge, dated this
year. from the Third United States infantry. which
said that he born in Germany, OF good educa-
tion, OF good character, and that he dismissed
from the service because he physically unit for
duty. The young man stated that he had no home.
and it is supposed that inability to OBJ ain employ
physical ailments, led him to make the attempt to
take his own lite. The ambulance sent for and
he was conveyed to Chambers Street Hospital, where
at late hour last night, he was lying in very
critical condition.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
AN 81" ENGINE JUMPS THE TRACK.

at twenty minutes past six O'Clock last evening
locomotive No. 20 was drawing train Of three
loaded passenger from the South ferry. on the
west side track. and when rounding the oppo-
site the of Battery place and Broadway. one
of the locomotive wheels jumped ''frog" and the
momentum pushed the engine forward, so that one
wheel actually crossed the guard rail. the others be-
coming wedged among the ties. Fortunately the
train was moving only at the rate of three miles
all hour else the locomotive would have landed
in the shrubbery of the park Another fortunate
circumstance that at the moment the wheel
jumped the frog the -.drawhead' broke, thus sever
ing the connection between the engine and the cars
the latter remaining he track. The track was
blocked up for more than hour. during which all
trains coming either way the west side
track through the park. Some CONSERVATION pre-
vailed for awhile among the ladies on the train,
many of whom imagined that tho structure
about to give way beneath them The protection
afforded by the timber guard rails was never more
clearly illustrated than in this instance.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

AcArulco July lssaied ship Indians. o.is Nanaimo no.
sssiss. And Eslsas sBr, Lever Now York. Edi;S
GhafGn for fa%SSh MaeesSn M SANFORD for Ds~
phene Gsn, for New York
Sailed from saugor June Is. ship City of Ninspo r
nS.ns car Hygss July assisS scnrs Robert MyhAn
y;ssas cs%sas q, Aas Arrived, A'AamerA Bo.
FATHER foiNr. Aug s-Passed steamers Jesamond C3p.
poa na s Barsw Sa & iI Montreal Texas r Liver
,ps GALwAx Jnly siLArr,ysd, bark Emma q scammei
HAyAxA. Aug ARRIVED bark Acacia, Anderson. Port
HALIFAX, July sl-cleared briggs Prosperl.e CNor,
Herudsen, London Aug i. Acadian QBD. Beifontaine'
Sailed slst, Abby Alice from st Georges Bay. NF).
Sailed lst, brig Prosperite CNor. Beruldsen London:
r Sailed 4th, steamer Beta (Br, for Bermuda and st
MaDslna; July io-sailed, schr Lizzie Dewey Peters
~ MAILMAN; juno ls-ln port ship Jessie Reuwick (Br).
MONTREAL. Aug s-Arrived, ship Lake Eric r scater.
Sailed 3D. steamer Prince Edward Br, Fraser. London
m, NAyAssA July ls-Amivsd bark Lizzie Morry. Merry.
PRIOR rolt to ID
Tewkesbpry. New York,
from New York. arrived 25th for Turks Island to sail
PoScN. July 2I-In port, brig Vim Robertson Harding
from p.1U1 New ,I,r f9rk s. arrived 18th g..
idcnce.
AsS Cleared bark Dominique Br,, provdencc' brig
QUEBEC. Aug 2-Arrved steamers Moravian (Br). Ora
ham, Lverpooi Er King (3r). Barcelona (Br). and En-
more tBr Montreal for Liverpool tand all three pro-
ceeded): bark Pudsey Dawson (,r Rawlo st Vincent
Sd, ship Ardnill1r DR. Hamilton. Glasgow: bark Sally
lBp, Genoa 4th. steamer Canadian usr Mclean, Glas-
Cleared I'd. ship Bucephalus dsr London barks Kate
Irving OBJ Amsterdam; Rngwood tBr', Buenos Ayrss;
Sailed I'd. steamer Circassian Br,. Lvcrpool; Scan
dinavian tBr Montreal.
RANooos June lo-In port ship Danl Barnes, Slower.
for Europe
SAxARANG, juno I2-In port ships Floetford D,lng-
ham from Sourabaya; W Dresser, Brown, unc; Goode
French, do.
sounAnAYA June 12-In port. bark Ellsworth Haskell
SINGAPORE. June 16-Sailed. bark c s BUSHNELL Mayo,
Bangkok, TO load for English Channel.
In port June 10, ship Norris. Barstow, for London
Susan Blasdell, Gikey for Chls Pearson, Swain,
and Gemsbok, Hall. for do
ST. HELENA, no date-Arr1ved, ship Pamas (Br O'Neil
Table Bay for Baltimore
Passed. date, bark Water Lily (Br), Walsh, from
Macassar. &C., for New York.
ST TuoaAs, Aug lin port brig Herman, Hichborn.
from Barbados
CLOTH New York for Aguadlla, &c.
ST DOMINGO CITY July 24In port schr Jennie Ecazley.
Libbey from New York. dsg
ST JOHNs NF, July 26-Arrived. schr Cumminger Br),
Caddell New York; 18th Bessie Black (Br) Ludlow do
Clonakilty.
Arrived 4th brig John d Upper (Br) Mcdonald New
York .chrs Calvin B Odell, do; Susie Prescott Br)
Glass, do.
Cleared 4th, brig Adria (Br), Zachary, Philadelphia
TURKS ISLAND July ARRIVED, schrs Fred Walton,
Rich. ST Thomas (and sailed 9th for Bamore) Augusta
Smith tsr), smith, Trinidad nth, schr Paul Seavey,
Young Mschias 2ist, brig Ellie Butler (Br). Monte
Jamaica: 23d, bark kalma B2, Bursell, Bahia; 2ith,
brig Daisy tBr Outerbridge, Guadaloupo; 18th, bark
Petunia (Br), Day. Pernambubo.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
A STEAMER DISABLED.

The steamer Sylvan Dell left Coney Island Point
at ten O'Clock last night with about one hundred
passengers on board About quarter 10 eleven
O'Clock she was abreast OF pier No. 35 North River
and the Captain rang the bell o slsckon speed. AT
that moment terrc crash was heard, and the boat
came TO n standsill. The noise was traced to the
port paddebox, and when lights were procured it
was ascertained that one of the floats had caught
long squared log in such manner as 20 draw 1t up
several feet INTO the box and jam the wheel. The
shaft was not strong enough to stand The strain. and
neatly fractured close to the wheel Fortunately
the steamer drftcd down to pier No. 35 and was
made fast. The passengers escaped with momen-
tary fright. and those bound up town were COM.
PEELED to land. The steamer hauled into the
Franklin street dock and will be towed away for re-.
pairs to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
NORTH AMERICAN TURNER BUND.
PHILAl5ELpH1A. August A. 1879.

PHILADLLPH1A, August 4. 1873.
This was the second day of the festivities OF the
North American Turner Bund at Schuetzen Park.
At nine O'Clock this morning the societies Of the
Turner's and number of military and civic
organizations formed in line and marched out
to the park. Upon reaching the park the
guests were handsomely entertained, after
which Dr. Mayer of the Freie iresse of
this city, delivered the inaugural festival address,
in athletic sports. There also some fine vocal
and instrumental music. Owing the late arrival
of number OF the societies the principal contests
were postponed until tomorrow. This evening the
grounds We're brilliantly illuminated with Chinese
calcium lights &c., and summer nights
festival was held. with singing and dancing.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Harvey Graham, a widower. about fifty years of
age residing ut No. SO York street. Jersey City.
yesterday taken into custody a charge-of fcioni-
ously assaulting Mrs. Rose McAncrny, widow,
nftytwo years OF age. who lives in the same house,
Two sisers-Mrs. Ann Treynor.. aged Gig hty-lve,
and Mrs HGthcrington. aged seventy -nine-died re-
Gently. and buried together yesterday III the
Cemetery OF the Holy Sepulchre Newark. One died
ia New York and the other in Newark. both.on the
same day.
The body of q man, supposed to be that OF the
deck hand the Coney Island steamboat, j. b.
Schuyler, who lost overheard on Friday last,
WAS found floating IN the Hudson River. opposite
the Fourth street dock, Hoboken. yesterday. Cor
oncr Virgins Will hold an inquest on the body to-
Qay.