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shall taxe effect.
pkAD-nEATs.
An Acr 10 dcdno and punish frauda and fraudulent
practices upon hotel. inn, aad boaEolng' house
sEs; !; De Il eusetea BY the neopls Of tho State M
Ct llltaos. ru,tesentcd ~ tho usas,al A''ymbiy
ix'ard!ng. .loasc order aud Eecelys any food, ndg.
in9. or other sccn,utn"datson With intent not to
or eoatdn9:hnuse out Of tho price and satuc "f
surh food, lodging. Or ot9cf accommodation; and
p'ep % Sha ctner 'As
. Ss.aa s eseoe1 g. .ush Je
Of such credit. lood, lodglng. or other accon,no-
lion; md every peE.on who .itst obtaining credit:
t@"trl. @ a's; ,an, s. nuardx- hoass. nd wIo shsi,
sithous paying tho keeper thureot tue p.tcs and
r0Ihu!o4atuI. abucdnd or depart from such hotel,
inn boarding houua. and surtapliIto1sty senosa
thsfetfom his Ssggngs. va!aaes.: 9s o!1,sf pEopp.
yie.iaa thsfsof. shali Ge published BY aaa Of not
F:; sssts ss5 s,f 81 ts ssn sout s HOUSE, CHI
| caSu, was In the Libby today.
| COOK COUNTY.
Whenever Cook County measure comes be-
fore the llouse trouble Invariably follows.
This morning Mr. scxton's bill, No. 70, psuyil-
before Justtrc Ut tht tulcc III ttlts State su1n-
mons or otlier process shall issue from Jus'tca
81 the Fcace In tsis town Of precinet In which
the plaInt'h, 9r either VI them i mure than
0,ic, shall reside. or The defendant, either Ut
Them II more than one, shall reside, Or may be
foutd easne up en second reading and fqr
| amendment.
Mr.. Gross, Of sanga,non, des!gnatel this rs IN
| cxcusiycly Cook County measure, und which
| Interested no unu but Couk County members,
u.sl lae tnoyrd to strike out the cn4ctinc clause
Mr.. Rotin4on, u Fulton a"! others took
| gFuund against the tncasHre.
! Mr. tra,0kAF nf I,AEnlla. nOtllY rnnnn $bR
, 1879-02-07

NAT 1t PLkAsK foua GaAg1: AJ associates
hAvc honDEcd Ae vita Lho grateful cbSrQo VI psa-
teutlng III their beaali thsir congratulations 10
YOUR tiracs ou comprising your year VI jubilee.
The only tegtst mingled With the pleasure Afforded
By tbs !ulnIlmcnt Of this duly Il. tbst lhef ehocs
ka4 not fallen upon ono more competent 10 gre
The New York herald., 1879-10-28

ANTWERP. Oct a5-Arrived. ship Deutschland tGer,.
Roper, New York; 27th, bark Avo Giuseppe dtaD. Fer
raro, do.
Sailed 9th. steamer Henry Edye tBclg, Eyier, New
York. ship Jas Foster r Abeel do bark Deseti Dubro
vacki (Aus). Drabax, do.
AMSTERDAM, Oct 2o-Arrivod bark Western Chief tGer)
Haesloop Baltimore.
Sailed 26th. ship Blucher (ier), for New York.
Oct l6Saled, bark Cariotta Fanny (Aus).
Burneo New Haven.
BRisroL Oct 27-Arrived steamer Arragon Br) Brown.
Now York.
Sailed 25h, bark sodronningen Nor) sheie Now York.
BORDEAUX. Oct a4-ssilcd. ship Horsey wstsrhouse.
Baltimore
BREMEN, Oct 27-Arrived ships Neptun tCier) Meyer.
Baltimore; Quebec tr, Dexter. Philadsphis bark
guste Ger, IIumer, New York.
BoxnAY. about Oct 24-Arrived. ship Rufus Z Wood.
DAVIS, Cardiff
CoRyu, Oct 19-Arrived, bark Giuseppe Pettrelluzsi
utai. Castellano, New York
CADIz, Oct 2o-Arived brig Sarah Kennedy, Pickett.
New York.
CnxRnouRc, Oct 22-Arrivcd. bark Leviathan or. Tor
gescns Baltimore for Cacn.
CARDIFF Oct 2I-ssiled ship Leading Wind, Hinckoy
Singapore; bark. Xcna. Reynolds. Rangoon; brig b
Brown, Foster. CarIenas
DOVER Oct 26oG bark Caroline tGer stricksr. from
New York for Bremen.
Sailed 27th bark May Queen tI3r) Prior Now York.
DUSGhSEss, Oct 2G--OG. bark Glen Monarch CBr)
ONeill. from New York for Rotterdam.
DAsrzIc Oct 24-Arrived, barks Emma Parker (Nor).
Larson New York; Rcbus tNor) Pcdersen, do.
DuSxmK. Oct 26--Arrivcd. bark BJorgvin (Nor. Hnt
Pbiiadolphis
Exsour Oct 25-Arrivcd brig Acadian (Br, lie Blanc,
New York.
ELsIsoRg, Oct 2asArrived bark Ragna (Nor) Mclsom
Now York.
GLOUCESTER Oct 27sailed. bark Glitner tNor Halvor
son, Now York
GLASGOW, Oct 27-Arrved. bark Shanghai tGcr).
Nauscbutz. Wilmington. NC.
GIBRALTAR. Oct 2l--Arrived, bark Anatrs atAD. son
New York.
GENOA, Oct 2GSailed, steamers Alexandria tBr, Lin
quister. Now York; Assyria (ir), Campbell. Boston
HuLL Oct 27Arrved. steamer saerno tBr, Neill. New
York: bark Magnus Lagabotcr tNor,. sorenscn, do
Sailed 27th steamer Lcpanto tBrD. Rogers, Now York.
HKLvoEr, Oct 26Arrivcd, bark Kepha Nor, Tergcsen
Baltimore for Rotterdam Sea Crest t, Bennet do for
do.
Sailed 2eth bark BredsdorG tNor,. Hassel New Or
leans.
HAvRE. Oct 23--Arrivcd barks Brazil tBr, Corning,
Philadelphia; valuta tNor. Aarenbcrg. New York FOR
Rouen; 24th Comctcn (sw IIaliengrcn. New York; II
McLaren tBr,, Dclap, Baltimore Tor Rouen sirrah Nor,
Hslvorscn. Now York Tor do vanadis Nor), Petersen,
Philadelphia for do Iris us. Laurin do fot Honncur;
18th ships ermon tBr. Steele, Now York Loreley Nor,
Mnrcussen. do; barks Walter scamme tBr, Saunders.
Now York Rouen; Annie Mark tBr, Iamborg Calves
ton, 2eth, Homod tDau) Lsngbsrg. New York.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28

The purser Niagara has thanks for his
usual polite attentions
on oe WOOD ior cas % na aa
by the Of number Of wreckng vessels
these taking cagoes Of wheat and about 90 bales
st had 6o
ss 81 ss nS
and settling salvage 4c but up 70 the morning OF the
hurredy from Southwest Bay anchorage without clear
% rS S I Tas s BY ss sSor
Of coal and sailed 24uh for destnationa
STEAMER KATE FAwcErr Br' from Now York with gen.
eral for Bristol, England put into North sydney
.7h inst with shifted She will have to discharge
before proceeding
BARK cosrlnxxzA ItaD which sailed from Baltimore
i7 inst with of gruin for Honteur. towed
leak on TSur.day last in cSesapeafe Bay during gale
and lost her mxzentopmast.
BARK AUSTIN Br, before reported condemned AZ Key
w. w.. sold by auction vessel for slsa m''''.
BARK PERSIAN Br. Cappon from Archange for Boston,
Of damage not statedl
BAnx y,sIsc tNoD: from wilmngton NC, for p Porto .a
sion will discharge her of lumsor and repair
h to Ss M
9th tor u hxrbor.
ssnn 1sxs from Port r. Rey. 1, for New %;.
tross wv" "'''1As '''' ~ -
scHn D IscRAnAx from Philadelphia Oct % for Hart
ford with waer pipes. struck BY squall of Whining
Del tho 23d started water ways and returned
and repair.
ScnR MORGAN which was abandoned IN Chesapeake Bay
S o aa @ e
George Lewis of Baltimore.
scnR HuDsoS Coleman, at Boston Oct 25 from Calais.
Middle while the port tack, into by
John Brooks Portland tho schooner
the breaking main and rails aud starting
wator way. The steamer started stem.
ScuR MAMAsKA. 11s tons, built in 1867 has boen pur
gether with Capt MerriInan. who is command her.
BALTIMORE. Oct 26-The steamer Wenoush, her trip
up the buy from Rappahanuock Friday night
BY the which broke her upper deck
the railing and light tmbers and doing Other dam
The sehr A woeks which was time since by
which was asrwsrd raised and SyouSs up to this c.y
sold ut auction yesterday BY United States Marshal
McClintock 80 James Carey Coale for $3.50
BATH, Oct 25-The schr Edwin Morrison, loaded with
ran aground near tho head Of swan Island wednesday
hauled high water Thursday forenoon and towsd
down river by tho Knickcrbocker
HALIFAX Oct 27-No wrecks reported at the Mag.
dalen Islands up to Saturday night.
NoRroLx, Oct 27-sehr Abor. DALEY. from Baltimore
for New rS.x pus into 'h port I hsyg %
and. which carried away her sails.
turnod here this heavy northwest gallo on Fri
day last Off Hog Island having carried away her foossi
ighbury (Br. from New Orleans for Liverpool
with cotton which arrived here this morningfor coal
s Straits Of pSds on hS s "a
Commander. from New Orleans for Liverpool with
engines working badly with bent
ossary repairs snnot be done at sea.
NKw LONDON. Oct 27-schr John Mayo (of Lincolnvie.
Mol Bragg, ashore ON Watch Hill Reef and got
ten OH by the crew Of the Life Saving Station No
snIrnUILmxG-At the yard Of Mr. Adams, in Essex,
225 TONS hereabouts to be brig rggsd She to be
tho to 'G So n.ssa p
delivered in April next Messrs James Co have Just
Proyincetown
The New York herald., 1879-10-28

Steamer Franeonia. Maneum. PortIsndwy Amss
Ship Buon Reed. Yokohana--I ames Eiweh * 20.
ship Marlborough CBr). Munro. Livsrpooi-snow Bur
CESS
Ship Robena Haas. Liverpooi-rhomas Dunham's
Nephew X Co.
BARK Grace Darliag Davis AMER for orders-J Win
chester X Co.
Bark Rhea Ger. Bude. Liverpool-C Tobias 4 Go.
Bark Eous tGcr) Bcrding. Gloucester, E-Funch, Edye
Co.
Bark Aurora tBr Churchill, Havro-James Elwcii
Co.
Bark Arcturus (Br), Bent Dunkirk-J w Parker A Co.
Bark IcArus (Br, Cochran. Bordeaux-C Bertaux.
Bark Woyo (Nor). Andersen, Bordeaux-C Tobias x Co.
Bark Petitay vincenta lSp). Ciemencet Ponce. PRS
Nichaena.
Bark Matthew Baird Forbes. Cardenas--Waydell Co
bark Josie Mildred. Ginn. zas-J + Ward AZ Go.
Bark Evening Star (Br), Chick, st Jago and Guanta
bark Eliza Barss fI,rI. Hollis Bermuda-Aiex Tucker.
Bark Ccylon. Kelly. Boston--Vernon ii Brown X Co.
Brig Tabor (Nor Bache. Gloucester, &c Tobias Co.
Brig IL Lane, Costigan Montevideo-John Norton
Sons
Brig Water Lily, Perry, st Croix-Bartram Bros.
Schr A Heaton Rogers Demerara-Leaycratt Co.
Schr q Sawyer Lamson, Point-a Pitre-H Trowbridge
4 Co.
sehr Hattie westen English st Johns. PR. and mar.
ket-B Weinberg * Co.
schr Maggie Blanche (Br,, Dorcey, Bear River Ns-AT
Hcncy
Schr Ada Ames, Adams Boston--H Brown Co.
Schr Statesman. Larrabee, Boston--A Heney.
Schr Dresden. Church, Boston-A I Heney.
Schr James L. Morgan, Phillips. New Haven-Rackett
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.


Mr.. stoddard has written an elaborate preface to
new edition of Sidney Smiths "wit and Wisdom" "
which A. G. Armstrong 4 Co. will publish.
One of the very best books of its kind that have
seen is "Zg Tag Journeys in Europe" by Hezekiah
Butterworth. published by Estes Lauriat. 1t Is
also tho first book have seen bearing tho date
1880. The writer q teacher takes class of boys
England and France and shows them all the places
of historical interest," giving the most interesting
stories connected with such places. Young people
who would turn away from ordinary volume of
history will devour this with Sagernoss. The authors
style easy and entertaining. Not the least attractive
feature of the book the illustrations. which are
of unusual excellence.
new and final edition the fourth) OF Mr.. Richard
Hcrne Shepherds autobiography of Ruskin." con-
tanning many additional items that have lately
to light is published and may be had. like the for
mer editions. on application to the editor ut his
private address, No. 800 Fulhsm road, London s. w.
Books about General Grant multiply. for obvious
reasons. here we have General u. 8. Grant. His
Early Life and Military Career with Brief Account
of His Presidential Administration and Tour Around
the World" by J. X. Larke Nv. J. Johnston, New
York; This is q reprint of y book published in 1854.
with some thirty pages OF matter added. which
do duty for the last year of Grants services,
his eight years In the Presidency and tor the two
years and half OF his journey round the world. A
hastily written pot boiler at the time OF its first
publication, it is put forth with all the gravity
of @ serious work. No reference is maize in this
edition to its previous appearance. which is sus
pcious. to say the least 1t smacks Of the Hcathen
Chnee.'
We have received. through B. W. Pond * Co.
parts g. g. 8, and 10 of tine second series of that
admirable publication "The Native Flowers and
Ferns OF the United States" by Thomas Mechan,
published by the American Natural History Publish.
ing Company of Philadelphia. Tho chromo-litho.
graphic illustrations are carefully drawn and admi
rably colorcd.
The latest OF Applotons' health primers Is en-.
titled "The Skin and Its Diseases" As 1t urges the
use OF soap and water and opposes patent prepara
deserves wide circulation.
MIR. Murray the London publisher, has in the
press the FIRST volume of Canon Ashwcl's "Life OF
the late Bishop wilborforco.' The Altetoum says Il
will carry the narrative down to tho year 1s4S. Lc
ters to and from Mr. Gladstone on DIR. Newman's
Theory Of Development are given. Wiberforce's
acceptance of the See of oxford. his organization OF
his diocese. and his entrance into the House OF
Lords occupy the latter chapters of the volume.
stcdman contributes approciatve and critical
essay on Dayard Taylor to the November Scritner.
which will DO continued. Mr.. Stedman's intimacy
with Mr. Taylor. US wcl his ability n critic,
particularly hts him for this task IL such 1t be
called.
Mr.. p. 7. Quinn. who 10 . practical farmer. con
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
AMERICAN PORTS.

--APPoNAUG. Oct 26-Arrved. schr Anna Kctchum.
BOSTON, Oct aS.Cloarcd, bark Kssow d,r aadd.
pool NcamaS NessrsS pGsde&ps & JsSn. Hopkins.
hss wsssa %:s
Srg o@a. ds Ea bsrs Ssr sa rcd
Carrie Mcdonald, E.s, iIarbor PIymoaI RoeS. Parker
hi s.ss s@ss, Ta1
Conwsil do; Theresa Wolf, ,'ha%pion do: AIbie
Vss css ' sa
pinG;swsy ph1rs. rags grsss and
coism;a, r,Jo.n.oa; Mary Amsaen baker do; Bay
%s,: Ebsn Fishsr i:cynelas; Andrsw y Eawsras II
y,ss shS5 ,IaasSs ysuEssS ,"s sssll
sws,n.eah Kennsdy DO. carrie Holmes, Holiness Wee Wee
hawken James Baylcs. SNOW, do: oliver Amos. Bah
Belle aday 5rannor and Fred Carrie Jackson Por
CIcafcd--stcamer Brazilian tBr) worthnrton, Liver
yereus Hallstt. New York. brig Flora
..BALTIN0EE, Oct 25-Arrivcd steamer Harrisburg.
Cieared--sehr Henry wilmington. croweil. Boston.
less Rio Janero; Adda J bonner. Aspinwaii; MagsIo
Moore .'r'. caen vsss 'Soo, Quccnstcwn; brig Adele
ya;,nArrivsa s,samers MsnnyhorPe Br wsostssr s
carai SD Adar. P6sdeIpsa: N bsrss Serene scserman
Re Jan.Ir9: Ea yo,s o,p. Doody, Tralee sehr Mary
Coa.ods,gamsr Geo Appold. Lovesad Boston: barhs ark
Anderson, Plymouth: brig Annie Austin dIr. Bennc''
Cork
BkuNswICK Ga, Oct 2l--Arrived. schr Mary hsien'
Jcllison to load for Porto Rico.
Cleared 22d. brig Manson, Gardner, Now York 60,
BATH Oct 2t-Arrived sccrs Ruth Carlisle, Tm,tn' ,,'
aud Walter Chester, Brown Boston, 10 oau Tor fh'"
deipha; Kolon Brovkings, Now York for Gardiner.
saod-Schrs Benz Church. Kelley Washington oass'o
.cmARLksToN, Oct aa--Arrysd. steamer Spartan 'sn'
Cooper. New York. ,,.ns,-.,.
27th-Arrivcd schrs Maggie Lawrence Philadelphia;
Sarah Wood dot benjamin Courtney; Boston. s.,,,,,
..EAsTrORr, Oct aArrivod schr Maud Ma'oeh' smith,
New York tl - <...--
ED1XrowN @. aArrysa brig Bsn,smip cssysr
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
FOREIGN PORTS.

BILsoA Oct 14-ssled bark Gorbea tsp) olivares New
Byxsos AYExs; Sept 1lTArrived bark Martha Dowker,
Has:es Dor 18TH Brig ReSseea sasan1sS
18th bark Ams dtsl, Barzom Pensacola; 10th. James
Sailed Sep, vssass @s Gsgqch New Or
BAHIA. Oct sIn port. sch Augur. Jordan from and
cirs HAyrirs about Oct ai-saod sehr Isaac Koene.
CARpESAs. Oct lS-Arrved. schr Emerson Roks.. Mar
sa e5s ssd m'tss s.
sorvis Dublin Rex Nor. Hansen. Great Yarmouth;
DunIs Oct 2s-AiriSsd. bark Egcria CBr, Carter, St
ysIasR Pc,s1 Oct sz7TP.s:sa .sssmsrs Morsyisn @
Aso passed in 9Th. Humbers B,. Arnot from
HAvAs1. Oct is-Arriyed. bark Cons,aneia tsp Eche-
yerra. New Orleans 10th. schrs Julita tsp Lorcns,
Sailed 18th bark Lisbon, Collins, New York; isth brig
F1ss & s ASrS S1e D New York
Han.rsx Oct os; s bark ark john Hall r Saul
seRr Ann Eliza. Dors Ponce '''' "'NS' -'''p''
Arrived 9th. Xhambrs (BD. McElhonoy Now
Cleared aad ship Cleaning SRr,, Den.mors Liverpool
tor tBrl FORBES Boston onward cargo from Barbados;
g. aaS
LIvrRrooL Oct 2s-Arrivsu. bark Carrier Dove tBr,,
Saunders, 81 John, NB.
oa s.;t Sals. p 10.
man. Portland; briggs Clara Goodrich. Look, do Helen
MAn7!S RIVER S?uebsc. Oct szr.s..d. steamer Ocean
ras .nd elsars% for S susnos xy4ss i Srs
Sailed ssp, 5 Ssrts syr., Pes,ns.n New Bedford;
d o
Montreal Sd Emma sc.%msil eSS anderson, 81
NEWCASTLE NIB. Oct 24-Clsarod. bark Amelis tSor,.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28


HosfiEuR Oct 2i-Sailed bark st Patrick (Br Bogart,
New York; waalsnd (Norl Erksen Baltimore
LivkRfoor Oct 27-Arrivei. steamer Kensinston Br)'
Roberts. Savannah
sailed 2oth ship City of Liverpool B whitford New
York; 26th. steamer Bavarian (B Laxoo Boston; brig
Anita owen Branscomb. Bsltinore 27th, ships Com
padre tbr). Duckworth San Francisco; A Campbell.
a'horn Hampton Roads; barks Jacob Aal or. Beru.d-
son. baltimore; Robinson crusoe. Kobinson Matanzas
LONDON Oct a-Arrived barks Caroline Caxanova dtaD,
Maxeiia charleston; .6th. Chas Bal Nor, steen. New
York; 21th steamer Corsica (sr Sharpscott, Montreal
ship Trmountain, Osborne, Now YORK.
LISBON yet 2i-Sailod barks Hangesund (Nor), Peder-
SEN rhadelphis; Calcutta uta Jaccaripo, Now York
brig Mariucca Mignano ntaD, Schiano do.
Lizard. Oct 23-Of, bark Arracan (Nor) Aagaard Now
York for Amsterdam.
MoviILE Oct 27Arrivcd steamer saraatan (Br) Aird.
Montreal for Liverpool
MosrRosE Oct 27-sailed. bark Antioco Accame ltaD.
Lavagna, New York
PLYMOUTH. Oct 26-Arrived steamer Lessinp oye yoss
New York for Hamburg (and proceeded
Arrived 25th. bark Wanderer CSor, Rofsen New York.
Sailed 27th. bark Umbsrto Galatoa dtaD, Esposto,
Philadelphia
QuksNsrowS. Oct 26-Arrived. ship Othelo Cr Thomas.
San Francisco: barks Lennatur (lus Lundpreu Phla-
deiphia; Skudesnaes (Nor, Petersen New York Crono
Aus) sterk do; Alexandra (Nor) Larson do; Frthjof
Nor johnson. do 9th, Lovehjarte CNor) Neilsen do
Sailed 20h, steamer Nevada (Br. Rigby (from Liver
pooD. New York.
u.
New York; barks zartza (s) skantxe do Olive Mount
(Br), smith, do; Hypatia CBr), Marshall, Baltimore
Sailed 10th, ship Samarang (Dutch), Lehman. Now
York: barks Massone G QtaD, Gallo do: Hugo 4 Otto
Nor Hoedt. do 27th ship Belle of Bath whitmore do
RoUES, Oct 23-Arrived, bark salacia (Br), Andrews
New York.
RocnKyoRr, Oct 22-sailed. bark Regina (Nor), Dron-
lund, New York.
sr NAzAIRE, Oct 24Arrved. barks Young (Br)
Ferguson, Baltimore; Tilid lNor,. johnson Now York
n.&n
Ger, Christofsrs New York for Bremen; Lepsig (er)
Pfeifer, Baltimore via New York for do: Kronprinz
Friedrich Wilhelm (Ger), Klugvist New York for do
sHoREHAx. Oct 26-Arrived bark Bertha (Nor Jensen,
New York.
SHARPNESS Oct 27-ssiled bark IHgcnia Aus) Bachich
New York.
VENICE to Oct 27-Arrived, steamer Avondale CBr),
YARMOUTH. Oct 22-Arrved bark swiftsurc OBJ, Kin
nard. New York
YOKOHAMA, Oct 24-Arrived, steamer City Of Toxic,
Maury, San Francisco for Hong Kong Nnd saedl
Sailed from - ocs22, bark Froir (Nor,, for United
sssses N'' '' ''
Arrived at - Oct 10, brig Carolus dtaD, Muro, New
York for Gibraltar
LONDON Oct 27-ship Anna Pizsorno UtaD Fossan from
Quebec for Liverpool. struck Tuskar Sho
isnow in tho Mersey, and is waterlogged.
Bark Edward Hvidt (Nor). Roth. from New York at
Penxauce struck pierhead in tho latter harbor. and
false Tho makes little water sho
Is discharging cargo.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLruxAD. Oct 27-wnd E, moderate gale; misty;
barometer 3U154
LIVERPOOL, Oct 27-wind Z, moderate gale.
PLYMOUTH, Oct 27-Wind E, fresh; dull; barometer,
$780,
scILLr. Oct 27-wind e. blowing hard; much rain
barometer, 29s0
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
CLEARED.

Steamer Ossan (Hr, Burns, Belfast I-John Seager.
. Steamer Alabama tBr). Humphries, Roucn--John @
Scagcr
steamer Richmond Stevens West Point. vs--Old DO.
minion Steamship Co.
steamer Josephine Thomson, Moore. Bsltmoro-J s
krems
Co. ~~-r 49,
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
SAILED.

Sesmer Abemare. for Lewes Dol; ships VIM Law lBr).
Antwerp; Nor sNor), Amsterdam; Nightingale Nor),
Queen Falmouth; barks Arkow lBrl. Cette or
Marseilles; Anna Bella (Br) Sydney, NsW Olivo (Aus,
Gibraltar; Francesca Avegno uta) Cork or Falmouth;
. brig Pride OF ChHleur (Brl. do
Sailed 10Th. Kate tBr for Glasgow; Pontiac
(Br Gibraltar and Genoa; Tweed Br), Charleston
The New York herald., 1879-10-28

the work in MS and has expressed his satisfaction
with it, A selection from Bayard Taylor's poems
has been translated into German by Karl Bleibtreu
with fair sllccess.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
LITE r AT U r e.
swrprspoRa AND HIS WRITINGS.

SwEDENBORG AND HIS WRITINGS.
Mr. Samuel NJ. Warren has published. through J.
B. Lippincott X Co.. "a Compendium of the Theo-
logical Writings of Emanuel Swedenborg." Such
book is almost necessity to every one who wishes
acquaintance with the works of the Swedish seer;
for to read the original books. in ten thousand or
more pages. would be task appalling even to pa
tient student of theology. The Compendium" con-
tans u biographical Introduction by Mr.. John
Bigelow. who swrites cautiously. yet apprecia>
lively. of his subject. and reminds the
public that Swedenborg was not tho ignor-
ant enthusiast that many intelligent people
suppose him to have been. but advanced scientist
and practical man-the inventor OF the stove, the
first to put forth the atomic theory. the father
of the modern science of crystallography, the dis
coverer before Franklin of the identity OF lightning
ana electricity; the anticpator Of Laplace in the
theory that planetary motion is derived from the
SUM- and the original formuator of the law of action
and reaction, or it is called. the theory OF
the conservation of force The book contains nearly
thousand octave pages. and offers portrait sug-
gestive of the familiar pictures of Benjamin Frank
lin, except that the indications of worldly wisdom
are less prominent than in the American sage. be-
tween whose character and that of the Swedish
thinker there were strong points OF resemblance.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN

At Montevideo Sept -, bark Ohio I'd, Ellis Of NIB
transshpDing OIL to proceed cruise In about ~ days
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
YACHTS. sTMAIBOATs. so.

GALE AND CiIA CiIAtTER~-srEAMsuiPs. sTEAMBOATs
DFoit Propcilcrs Tugs. Yachts Plans Estimates and
'p''''"'"' ~ SAMUEL HOLMES l2o front st.
vNANTED-A siDE.wIEELER STEAMER, WITH
accommodations for yD 20 300 passcngers on day
Agency, 50 Beaver.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WAsuIsGroN Oct 27-Notice is given by tho Lighthouse
Board that automatic signal buoy painted rcd and Civ
blasts of whistle ut short intervals has been moored
of the end Of Five Fathom Bank of New Jersey
fathoms of water.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
hIlsCELLANE EOUS.

NERVOUS DEBILITY IMPOTENCE, WEAKNESS
IN woncratiun Nc. speedily and radical
iy cured by WINCfIEsrER's SPECIFIC PILL. Two to
six boxes arc usually sufficient Price 81 per- box: Six
boxes. xj. Send for circular. Prepared by WlNCHkSs
TER Co, Chemists 80 Jonn st, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Steamer Pembroke CBr from Boston for Liverpool Oc
%, lat 45 a. Ion 49 55.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES or DEPARTURE YORK FOR TIL
MONTHS OF October AND NOVEMBER.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NRw YORK. Oct 27-Noon
Tho Western Union time ball was dropped to-day forty
five hun this of y second slow.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-28
NenatorIaIN NrereIarie..

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introduce = 3 j. O. provide ia, S-ua-uf,
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v - a private >-ct-'.ary In rv Ht>ou, AZ
That a Senator Ia much more WORK to
de thar ar c-ln zcco Il pG>h sl;hoaJ hr D.
ac1 - p-s1Af >-Jr- -a-l-> cost motley.
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am uf Vie t-.E 4 l. >4LaIy S-uA,or
Lamar sAss lie pay> ~ rAl.Way fare
doesn't accept >irvvt-csir pass nor ire
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