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The New York herald., 1879-11-15

will determine whether the schooner VIII have 10 % un
loaded 10 undergo repairs
Sour LOUISA Vas of Port Jefferson. LII asn
ocracoke Inlet time since has NOT gone 70
out they are taking out the best OF the cargo
ALEXANDRIA Nov 13Some xiety felt IN this city In
baltimore the 3Oth ult with OF coal OIL LOT
sy The passage is unusually long ono ana notn'ns
mas been heard from the schooner
GLoucEsrsH. Nov I4-schr Bay Queen of Cchasset be-
Tore reported adr abandoned the bay went ashore
AZ Ahnrews FONT and has gone to pieces
NORFOLK, Nov 13-The brig Regulator (Brl from itich
mona i"r Falmouth which discharged her cargo snort
time since Tor repairs is reloading in Portsmouth,
Liverpool reports that Nov in lat AZ II Ion 6 ~ John
Martin, aged rs years. native of Finland fell over
Dosrd FROM the maintopsai yard and was drowned - !.
oark giuseppe Cuneo uta from Antwerp, reports tnas
Nov ., IN lat 81 25. Ion II 30 she vessel water
logged. with masts gone.
PORTLAND. Nov I4-Schr Ruth Thomas from Bangor
or Boston went ashore Pm yesterday the rocks on
the north side OF White Head hanging by the and
roiiing badly. She came OF ut high water to-day
QuEBkc; Nov lS-Schr Lawrence lBr), previously re-
ported ashore At Point st Waller oaed oil NJ high
steamer Angesea. She will undergo and
pairs.
ST JOHN. NIB. Nov l4-Brig F Nash DR. II days from
Liverpool which has arrived Bucoucho in ballast
the coast eevcn days before she could make harbor
WRScx-Pilot boat Cooper No 20 reports Nov IL. Is
miles OIL Absecum passed through large quantity of
wreck stun eonsssng OF spars psnks and ono fcpre-
LAUsCnKD-At Frederca Del Nov g. a three sted
schooner named Caroline Hall She will Pkla
delpha to be fitted out. John w Hall 4 Son her
At East Decring 18TH bark Henry warner 34s tons
built TOR Russell Lewis X Co and others
At Hockport Nov a. bark Jennie darkness. 800
owned mostly ny Messrs Carleton. Norwood Go,
launched from te yard of John She will
manded Dy captain Edward Amsbury.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov i3-cioarod. schr Goo HailocA.
Jersey City.
BOSTON, Nov 14-Arrivsd, steamers Saxon Snow.
Philadeiphia; Ccntpede smith, do: brigs India ior)
Brau, Arecioo PR; iornc tBr), Malone, 81 Johns PR;
schr WIN Hayes (3r). fanning g. Guayanilia
BciowBrlg Abby Clifford, Storcr from Turks Island.
Clcarcd-Steamers Avcriil r) Alton West iIartlepool
Massachusetts tBr) Walters, Liverpool; SamariH rL
Gi do; schrs Bessie Norris Magce Charleston; VIM
Wilson, Ward, Alexandria. Va: Abby l. Dow Corson
philadelphia; samuel Gilman. lIodgdon Jersey City.
AZ anchor In Nsntasket roads 18th. schr Harriet y
Brooks, Quigcy, supposed from u coal port -
BALTIMORE. Nov 13-Clearcd. schrs % Briggs, BHb
bitt; w Fiske, Kelly; Calvin Harris. Benton. and
Bas,rod Ilill. Higgins. Boston; Hattie williams
BIAA Somerset.
sMied-steamer Calvert. Chsrlcston, ship Olive I'r
Bordeaux; bnrks Matilda Iilyard (Br). Cork; Mer
riam ,3r) do, Wilhelm Antoine C1er) Bremen. . =,
14thArrived, steamers dcorge Appo'd. bovcianu "a
vannah; Woodward, Young. New York: bark mtnm'e
Gray (Br), McAulay. Antwerp echrs Stckney Coiu
son, Now York Seward Appegarth, Nassau Mary Ia
Van Kirk Walker, Newborn, NC Maggie T. Gray bowhng
Rio Janciro. - -,
(i3f). Stewart, -: Jupiter tGer. Lctke, Barrow;
Luigia Rocco dtaD Olivari Lverpoo Glove lta, Gus
tayino, Dunkirk Joanna (Br. Tookcr. Duonn: NARY
Baker (Br Sproul do; Bessie Markham tBr) Gray; hio
yanciro via Brunswick Ga; schr Moses knowon' Moon,
Nassau.
Ciesred-Barks 81 Lawrence tNor). Larsen. Liverpool
VIM Wilcox, Park. Roucn; Maitland tNor. Svendsen,
BRUNswiCK, Nov s-Arriycd, bark samboyans tsp).
uavon, Cienfucpos TO load for Palma briEs Carolina
ort siivs Oporso 70 load for Oporso Albsrtins Amelia
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
COAL GOING HIGHER.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IA, 1879.
It was regularly announced to day that on Monday
the price OF coal would go up twenty-five cents per
ton. This statement is not received with any special
eradication by the people of this city. for the
price already exceeds that asked by the retail
dealers of New York by fifty to seventy
ave cents per ton. This seems strange
10 thinking people who have not altogether
forgotten their geography and remember that the
anthracite region is much nearer to Philadelphia
than to New York. and that none of the expenses of
local water transportation imposed upon the
dealers Of the Quaker City. The supply is said to
be short but well informed men here say that the
mines have determined to limit the production SO
y to keep the price up to figure that suits them.
There ID cloariy no falling off in the production.
The coal product OF the Schuylkill region for the
week ending November was 151. .209 tons, against
1G0 255 tons for the week previous and 1G3 679
for the corresponding week of last year. The total
product for the week was 54O.4S0 TONS against
ass 858 tons for the week of last year. in
crease of 622 The total output the year.
far. foots up 22273.044 tons. against IA O6S. $50
tons for the corresponding period or last year.
increase of {, ,204. .7S6 tons.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
AN EDUCATIONAL HALL.

MOVEMENT TO SECURE NEW BUILDING FOR
THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Amovement has for some time been on foot for
ehe removal of the hall of the Board of Education
to some more central location than that at present
occupied OH the corner of Grand and Elm streets.
It II said that many of the Commissioners have be-
como favorably interested in IL. The advocates of
this move argue that the present building is damp
and entirely too small for the increased business of
the department.
In o conversation had by reporter with Presi.
dent Wood that gentleman stated that the present
hall is far below the school centre of pupils aud in
the neighberhood Of it associations that will do
the young teachers who must come to headq quarters
no rood Several Commissioners, he said. feel that
the hall should be further up town. where teachers
can transact their business with more comfort and
satisfaction. He stated that some years ago he
proposed that the Grand street building should be
sold and q central place Obtained. The
building Of the College or the City OF New
York, he thought, would be q splendid place IL the
sale Of the Grand street house would realize SUM
cient sum to buy IL. Some members he said. have
in view the present Union League Club House,
which will be vacant in about two years. IL had
been suggested that ii might possibly be purchased
or leased on advantageous terms. III either OF these
buildings can be had some officials in favor OF
having reception rooms, parors, library and other
facilities that will contribute to the comfort OF
teachers who have business TO transact at the de-
partment, and who now, owing to the insufficiency
Of room, forced TO huddle in small and l-venti
lated room.
Still another innovation is urged by some. II is
proposed to hold the meetings of the Board at eight
instead of four y. M, the latter hour In valuable
% Commissioners engaged In business.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrxwALL Oct 2s-saiied. brig + II Rich, Devereaux
Georgetown. DC.
Sailed Oct "a brig Lizzie wyman. Fosset. Pensacola
3lst. bsrks Emile Irina tFr) Lamortie do Lxxe Smith
do: Nov g. Nannie Boil, Fits. Galveston; Gambetta
(Nor). Ell vot Key West.
,AnEcIno, PR. octo 27-Arrived. brig Lulsn, Ford,
New York
ASsAroIr Ns, Nov l2-Cieared. bark George corbist
(Br). Winchester. London
Sailed 18th. brig Ellen @ (Br), London.
BRLIzx. Hon. Oct 27Ssiled. schr Impulse (Br) Marshall
New York
-CALLAo, Oct 2i-Arrived ship john Bryce. Murphy.
Liverpool.
Sailed Oct H. bark Ab1e Carver Carver Guam; 18th,
ships Willie Rccd Yates obos do Afucra
Small dos Rossignol (Br Stanley, do; 2st. bark Eve
Reed, Rarden, Chincha.
In Oct 23 ship Fannie Tucker Roberts, dsg bark
Clara. Nickeis do.
MoSrrKAL. Nov 13-Arrived steamers Phnnician (Br)
Brown Liverpool: Lake Winnipeg (Fr), Bcrnson. do
Sailed 18TH steamer Gilsland (Br) Pringie Antwerp
NASAiMo. Nov 4-Saod, bark Marmion, Jordan, San
Francisco
(Br). Glib, Montreal land proceeded FOR lwndoul
PrcToU, Nov 1,Arrved. brig Eiba (Srl. Dawson Lon
don: nth, bark Maria (Br), Stewart. Bucnos Ayrcs.
Cleared sth, bark Orguell tBD. Foster. New York.
QUKBRc. Nov lArrved steamers CorH THAN (sr) Bar
yctt Glasgow Barnard Castle tBr,, Avonmouth for Mon
treal.
Cleared 18Th steamer Riverside (Br, Humphrey Sun.
derland: bark tieo Grant (Br), Liverpool
SUMnKRsiDE. PEI. Nov 12Sailed schr Eta (B), Rob-
erts Baltimore
yons, MI. Nov I2--Arived, schrs Teal Br). Hamm,
New York: Hunter Cassidy do
YARxouTn. Ms, Nov iiArrived. schr Mary (Br), Now
York.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
STORM IN THE WEST.
GREAT DAMAGE THROUGH OHIO, INDIANA AND
iLLINoIs-Loss OF LIFE.

GREAT DAMAGE THROUGH OHIO, INDIANA AND
iILINoIs--Loss OF LIFE.
CINCINNATI, Nov. II. 1879.
Details of the damage done by the gale which
visited this portion OF Ohio at eleven o'clock this
morning are coming in. Thrty-eight Western Union
wires we're blown down to the west, north and east.
A portion of the roof of the Central Christian
Church ON Ninth street. ono of the largest in the
city, blown of.
A despatch from Hamilton. Ont. says that the
large stceple and belfry OF st. Josephs Church. in
that city, blown part Of It crashing through
the main building. Tho damage is estimated at
$1,000.
distillcry were blown in.sand chimneys. roofs and
trees were swept away. Greenburg, Ind, suffered
similarly. The gallo came from the West. lasted
about twenty minutes and was followed by heavy
rain. Telegraphic connection with Chicago and
west much interrupted during tho afternoon
A despatch from Troy, Miami county, Ohio, re-
ports great damage from the gale there to-day.
Roofs lifted and houses and chimncys blown
down. A carriage factory was damaged to the ex-
tent of 81 200. Teams driving along the street
blown upon the sidewalks. Several persons were
injured by tho wind and falling bricks. but mono of
them fatally
The gale reached Mount Vernon, Knox county. in
the centre of the State, after midday. Though IL
lasted only ten minutes IL did gr0t damage.
livery stable and several residences were blown
down.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARrmRsr,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsaISGToS, Nov. Isl A. III.
Indications.
For New England and the Middle States. southeast
to southwest winds. falling barometer, increasing
cloudiness and rain and slight changes in tempera-
ture.
For the South Atlantic States, southeast to south
west Winds slowly falling barometer, no change In
temperature. partly cloudy weather and local rains
For the Gulf States. Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley. southerly to westerA winds. patty cloudy
weather and areas of rain. with nearly stationary
temperature and falling barometer during the day.
For the lake region. generally cloudy weather and
light rains winds generally from the west stationary
or slowly falling barometer and no change in tenn
perature
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys partly cloudy weather and local rains falling
followed by rising barometer. with a slight fall in
temperature and southerly winds shifting to west
eriy and northwesterly.
For the Pacific Coast regions. partly cloudy
weather and Light rains from San Francisco north
ward to Washington Territory.
The Upper Ohio and Lower Missouri Rivers will
rise.
Cautionary signals continue at Lewes. Cape May.
Atlantic City. Barnegat, Sandy Hook, New York.
Oswego. Section g. Rochester. Buffalo, Erie. Cleve-
land Section s. Sandusky. Toledo. Detroit Section
f. Port Huron, Alpena. Mackenaw New Haven, New
London. Newport Woods Hole, Boston. Section 8,
Portland, Section Z, and Eastport.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. IA, 1879
ARRIVALS.

REPoRrED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
w1IIrESTosE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Hartcr !of London Braihwaite. IIiogo July
Oct 5 Port Said ieth 27th With mdse to
indian Ocean and fro.h westerly winds
GseY & Of ssa g sn Sept
teas to order; vessel Buey. Had the SW
aSh north end q Eauasor; on making Cape
the .s ac S Wn s W
ratar; thence fair weather; Nov L. George wliiamson
passcd some nsh deals piece mahogany about
% sSs S% BY iss' sd % end s
and the current mo-, more that one mile per hour -
=, MeIss % Hs5s Ia IS & Sh " nas
heavy NE gale. veerins to the e, with aheavy sea. last
c.,Cp Grs A;ppS, SSy with and
l. Ion 7s H. passed steamer Acapulco from New York
sesnsr Morgan City. Clapp. New Orleans Nov g. with
mdse TO Bogert Morgan
last. to Bcnhsm, Doyesen 4 90. ''' -
ship Manralore st LiyerpooD stevens. @ crecnock 80
Bark g'sdsya SBr, Knowitoa LyerPsoioe IS in bal.
Barn Herald Of the Morning No. Eess.oR London 81
chored in the lower bay Tor orders o
Bark romnsslnO qtaD: Caale,o, Gloucester 4a DAYS.
Bark Familiens Mndc (sor John:eG Ipswich ~ days;
Bark Viola of 81 Johns, NIB. Harding Newcastle so
"
Bsrk Arctic iSor o.trop, Landsksona 70 days. in bal
with westerly gales lost and split sails
Bark Baltic (Nor Kruger Dantzc 80 days with empty
Bark Agnes (ierl Herdes Hamburg 81 daye with mdse
watjcn Toci Co Simon Gcken, cabin boy, died Of
consum ption nnd was buried at sea
Bark Spartan tof Bath Crossley. Amsterdam 80 days.
with old Iron to order vessel to Y II Brown Co
Bark Sofaa tof London Mcintosh Msrseilles AZ days.
B"rs ficreiia craig Marelcs 10 days. in ballast TO
Bark San Pietrc dtaD scmidc Rouen 45 days. In bal
lark Maria Christina taD sonna Lisbon 40 days. with
bark Giuseppe Castagiolo fIta Forrnro, Cstsnia 80
CO.. Passed Gibraltar Oct s; had Ono weather
Bark Harriet, Hopkins Curacao u days. with coffee,
Brig Wsndorer (of gsinsboro, Ns) Galiham oporto 30
days In ballast, TO Hstton, Watson a Co Oct is lat
I6 days out supplied thom with provisions and
medical comforts she having sick with the scnrvy
Brig Julia Blake (of Parrsboro Ns,, Petersen Porto
Plata IL days with fustic aud lignumvitm to Reynau
Nov Andcrsen seaman, aged ~ years died OF fever
Brig Fannie Is Tucker of Portland Tucker. Matansas
Had light essteriy winds most of the passage
Schr tiertrude Smith of Rockand) Jameson. Cartha
gens 25 days, with mdse to ii + Brown Co. Had hno
Schr Annie Bell of New Haven Reed barbados 2s days.
schr Ploronce Dean Pane Georgetown. Dc for Provi-
dencc. 49,.
schr II Dewoli. Rogers. kenncbcc River for George
town DC. Put in for a harbor
bs-stcamer Utopia u3r). from London. which arrived
10 49, Ion ~ OF pissed ship Locadia Br Moarns from
Montreal for London III lat 81 & o 'Sn SS og snip
uy.sbip Lake Ontario tr) from Liverpool which arrived
northern passage aud had moderate
wassry .nS s .? ~ hs sssk % ' ssy %
shifting suddenly NV with terrible squalls aud blowing
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Nov e-sailed ship Metcalf (Nor) Knud-
sen, Now York.
Sailed 14th steamer Bertha (Br, Langley. New Or
leans bark windermere CBr) Mann. Now York.
AMSTERDAM, Nov l4-Ssilsd. bark Eyvor Brown. New
York.
BREMEN Nov I4-Arrived steamer Edwin (Br), Stacey
Savannah
Sailed 14th. ship Nevada. Kruger. New York.
BORDEAUX, Nov l4-Arrived Benvoirlich (Br),
Lenster, New Orleans.
Thomas Baltimore
CORK, Nov 13-Saed. bark Light Brigade CBE. Melon
aid. Baltimore
CALAIS Nov 14-Arrived. ship Osmo (Rus) Jacobsen,
Baltimore
DRAL Nov 14-Arrived bark Resolute (Br, Shepherd.
New York for London.
DOVER. Nov lAOf bark Adele 4 sabina CNor,. Peder.
son. New York for Rotterdam.
DUBLIN. Nov 1s-Arrived bark vgilant (Br) Edwards
New York.
Baltimore
ELsNoRx, Nov 1O-Arrived bark Dronning Sophie Nor)
Petersen. New York for Stettin.
GLASGOW, Nov l4-Saied. steamer Phenician (Br),
Scott Boston below; ship Altoona (B Grossart
GRRENocK. Nov 14-Arrtved ship Princess Alex andra
Q3r), Kellett Pensacola.
HAvRE Nov l3-Arrved, steamer Potaro (Br). Ernst,
Now Orleans.
HULL. Nov 14-sailed, barks Magnus Lagabota Nor,.
Sorensen, New York; Fimaanger (Nor). Sandy Hook.
LIvERPooL Nov 14-Arrived bark Stillmsn B Allen
Taylor, Portland, o.
Sailed l3th bark Golden Gate (Br) Kempo San Fran.
cisco.
LONDON. Nov 14-Arrived. steamer Glenlyon (Br).
Wallace. New York; ship Washington. Martin. do.
Cleared l4th. bark Aurora (Nor). Koss, Now York.
Sailed 14th bark Chss Bal (Nor). Steen, New York.
LiMxnIcx, Nov l4-Arrived bark Nenuphar (Br Cam,
Baltimore
Sailed 14th barks John Harvie (Br> Lockhart New
York; Atlantic (Nor). Nelson Delaware Breakwatcr
erd New York.
MApxrRA Nov 14-Arrved. schr Adelaide port, vers
Cruz, Boston.
Sailed i4th bark Johann Benjamin (aor,, Flechtsn
hofcr. Darien.
ouxxSsrowS, Nov is-Arrived. ship Helrs (Nor,
schuttck. Baltimore; bark vhilis (3 March, Montreal
14th ship Grecian, Dunbar Sun Francisco bsrks Diana
(Nor) Roth Now York W Harvard. (Br) Dawley, do
Lizzie Curry r Curry do; zorda CSor, Larsen Balti-
more; Luigta v dtsD. vope Now York.
Sailed l4h. City Of Richmond (Br Leitch rom
LiverpooD. New York
RoUES. Nov l3-sailed. bark Addie II Cam Brl Jon.
kins, New York.
RosrocK, Nov lO-Arrivcd. brig Hansen Nor) Orbec
New York before reported without date.
ROTTERDAM, Nov 13-Arrived, bark Kismet (Br), Nc
Bride Charleston; 18th, Atalanta Ger), Fischer, Now
York Gen Birch (Nor), Pedersen. do.
sLorH. Nov I2-Arrvod bark Robert Jones (Br) Row.
land Bull River.
STOCKHOLM Nov 1o-Arrived. bark Lyngoer (Nor) Pc.
tersen New York.
LONDON, Nov 14-The Allan line steamer Phencian,
Capt Scott which sailed from Glasgow to-day for Boston,
grounded in the Clyde OF GarveL
Bark Glaslyn CBr Lewis, from Bull River Sept
this port damaged by collision and lost anchor
and chain.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYHKAp. Nov N-wind SsE. gentle; clear; haroms-
Ter ~ $40.
LrvxRPooL. Nov 14-Cam; dense fog.
Lizard, Nov 14-Wind 8, moderate; fno.
PLYxouru, Nov 14-wind W. light; haxy.
sc1LLy Nov l4-wind ssw very fne barometer 30 Q5
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
COAL FAMINE AVERTED.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

LBT TKIAEGHAFH TO THE HElsALDs1
PITrsBuRa, Pa, Nov. IA. 1872
The immense coal business Of this vicinity, which
II mainly dependent upon the Ohio River for out
let 10 market. is looking up tonight after long
and serious prostration. The rivers have been
lower for some weeks past than for many years be-
fore. and the stock of coal that has been accumu-
lsting ON the Monongahela River is larger than it
was ever known to be. Over twenty million bushels
OF coal are lying in barges the Monon-
gxhela awaiting a "rise' in the water At
one time last week there were only
ten inches of water in the channel, but it
has risen, owing to late rain. to three
and half feet and 1t looks as though itwould so
higher. Many OF the river towns below are largely
dependent upon us for coal, and although 1t is
worth only eight cents bushel here the prices In
the lower towns. owing to tho coal famine,
nous. The railroads crowded to their utmost
60 carry coal to Cincinnati, Louisville and else-
where, but the price In about twenty-five or thirty
cents bushe In those cities, compared with eight
cents here.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15

African Methodist Church on Eighteenth street. and
Bradley's Colored Baptist Church. Fifteenth
street. also partially unroofed the Custom Fouse
and several small cottages the northern part OF
the city, Alice Morris. aged eleven years, was blown
through the door of hub factory to The ground and
lad
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
IN INDIANA,
TERRE HAuTE, Nov.

TERRE HAUTE, NOV. H. 1S7V
violent storm OF wind and rain prevailed hero
this morning. fow miles south Of tho city w.
Blocksom's barn was demolished. A horse and mule
killed and two valuable carriages were crushed.
The slate roof Mr.. Blocksom's residence was
blown of. The Honey Greek bridge was DESTROYED.
The gale did great damage to trees and fences, and
the farmers in the vicinity suffered considerable
loss.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Fire Island bar buoy won. adrlf. 18th inst.
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at San Francisco Nov IA, bark John Howand
Green NIB Arctic Reports that her first officer, Edward
kerrgap was killed by the discharge of while shoot
ing wdlrus.
Sailed from Provncotown 12th schr Rising Sun. Smith,
Atlantic Ocean,
Al Monsgsnui Oct bark Triton, Keith, NIB. having
taken 100 bbs sp oil since last report Landed sick
and sailed Sd
letter from Capt Keith of bark Triton of NB reports
her vt Monganu Oct having taken $50 bbs oil since
last report. Landed sick seaman and sailed 3D.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
GENERAL GRANT TO ARRIVE AT PHILADELPHIA
ON DECEMBER 16

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IA, 1879.
When General Grant arrived In California Mayor
stokley sent him despatch asking when he would
arrive here to which he replied it impossible to
tell. This morning His Honor received the follow
ing despatch. which settles the date:-
CHICAGO. Nov. IA, 1879.
WILLIAM 8. SroKLEy, Mayor of Philadelphia:-
General Grant requests to inform you that he
has made his arrangements as to be in Phila-
delphia on December 16. GEORGE w. CHILDS.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
SAILED.

Steamer Carondect, for Savannah; ship Gsncairn ur)
Glasgow; barks Mary Pipes t5r) Dunkirk: Hermann
DAM. Cork; Telefon (Norj, Queenstown; brig Edwin
Rowe Ciudad Bolivar
Returned and anchored at Staten Island tor harbor
schr Tam o Shantcr. hence 18th for Nevis- /.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL
New YORK, Nov. 14-Eoon.
The Western Union time ball dropped
Of Q second fast to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15


Schr G II Trickey Kelly Hoboken for Dover.
Schr Joseph Eaton Nickersou Hohoken for Boston
Schr 8 N Tyler. Hart Hob0ken for Providence.
Schr } Worthington. Fitch Hoboken for Norwich
Schr Webster Barnard Turner Hoboken for Norwich.
schr Haze. Hagerty. Now Jersey for Greenwich.
Schr Kulna -. nxabethport for Boston
schr George Perry Flynn. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Fred Gray. Reed Port Johnson for Salem:
Sci Lucy, Gallagher. Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Decora. Perry. Amboy for Boston.
Schr Z Sanford. Perry. Amboy for Boston.
Schr Boston. Butler. Amboy for Boston
Schr Isaac II Bordcn Dodge. Ambcy for Providence.
Sehr Ida Deliatorrc, Chase. Amboy Tor Providence
Schr Liberty Taylor. Amboy for Norwich.
Schr Golden Rule, Wilson. Amboy for Norwich
Schr Rathburn. Crowell. Phadel phis for Boston.
Schr Prank Leaning, Champion, Philadelphia for Alyns
Point.
Schr r A Scribner Smith, Philadelphia for Somerset.
Schr II r Hodges Smith, Phaaclphia for Dghton.
Schr Fannie Warner Brockway, Philadelphia for War
rcn RI
schrJ Ingraham, Williams, Philadelphia for Hart
ford
schr Kato Walker. Cox, Baltimore for Boston.
Schr Twilight. Robinson, Baltimore for Fall River.
Scr Jennie Rosaline, Tookcr Baltimore for New Lon
don.
Schr Forest Oak Chambers Baltimore for Bridgeport
schr John shaw. Cox Baltimore for Bridgeport.
Schr Alfred Howe, Newbury, Baltimore for New
Haven
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature the past twenty -four hours, in COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts phar-
macy HERALD Building No. 21S Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-11-15

Average temperature yesterday b65A
wear. s9,s
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-11-15

tho foretopmas staysa out OF the bolt Nov ia
AZ Ion So had heavy gale commencing At ESE and veer
ing to the w, with high confused sea-
nS- Bark William Gorden 03ri from Liverpool which
anchored below for orders the city 18th
Arrived l3th-Schr Jane Emson, Crane Darien, Ga. ~
days with lumber to w A Parks Co; vessel TO ian
Brunt Co Had light winds the entire passage.