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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-10
RETURNING NEGRO EXODUS
TIERS.
Dead Broke, and Bringing Accounts Of
Their SuiferinSs from Hunger
and Cold.

Special to the San Antonio Daily Express.l
DALLAS, December ga number
of negroes, fifty or more, came down
the Central railroad to-day on their
return from Kansas, where they went
with the exodus blacks early this win
ter. At Denison several families going
to Kansas returned home, after meet
ing negroes. Fearful accounts Of suf-
by cold and hunger are related
by those returning. They are all dead
broke, having been robbed, they allege,
by land sharks in Kansas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-10

Mr.. JOHN F. HESTER, a prominent
and esteemed citizen of Winona, Miss,
has been in the city two or three days
on business, Mr.. Hester was a gal
liant soldier in the confederate army,
and lost an arm in the bloody engage
ment on Peach Tree Greek, in front
of Atlanta, on the Goth of July, 1864.
We learn that he is a candidate for
sergeant-at-arms Of the house of rep
re~sentatives of the Mississippi legisla-
ture. He is well qualified, and has
superior claims, which will no doubt
be considered by the representatives.
Mississippi has always been willing to
reward her worthy and gallant sons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-10
ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate.

R. 2~79O-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
w. M. Siddons and al. VS.. John McHatcher,
QY virtue of an interlocutOry decree for
ID sale, entered in tho above cause on the
18th day Of July, 1878, NJ. B. Is, p 1877, l will
der, in front of the clerk and masters Office,
courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis, now
Taxing District Of Shelby county. Tenn. on
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I~nsoIvent Notice.
OF T~EyyEssEE, SHELBY County,

AaAL 4
OFFICE County Court CLERK,
Memphis, Tenn. December5 s, 1879.
To Juliet G.. Oolman, administrators Of Benz.
Colman, deceased.
HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
IL estate Of Benz. Colman, deceased. you
are hereby ordered to give notice, by adver-
tisement in some newspaper published within
the said State, and also at the courthouse
door Of Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate, to appear and file
the same with the Clerk of the County Court
authenticated in the manner prescribed by
law, on or before the 18th day OF March, 1880,
and any claim not filed on or before said day,
or. before an appropriation Of the funds OF
said estate is made, shall be forever barred,
both in law and equity.
Witness my hand, at Office, this 9th day Of
December, 1879.
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
By HUGH B. CULLEN, ID. c..
Notice Is hereby given as above required.
JULIET G. C0LMAN, Adm'x.
SMITH a. COLLIER, attys. IS 81 81 103
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Saturday, December 10, 1879,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit: Lot No. a.,
fronting on Vance street fifty feet and on its
of N. W. Speers, jr.
Terms Of sale-0n a credit Of seven months,
purchaser executing note with approved Sc
curity, lien retained, redemption barred.
This November 10, 1879.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
4. NJ. Hearn, Flippin K Flippin, attorneys
for complainant. SO rs 81 So 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-10
B. N |. ASSOCIATIONS.
SaYina Assn

Clerks Building and Saving Assn
THE regular monthly meeting Of this Asso-
i citation will be held WEDNESDAY, Dec.
10, 1879, at the Office of the secretary, No, 8
Madison street, at 7%o'clock pm. Fines will
be rigidly enforced if dues and interest are
not punctually paid. By order Of the board.
JOHN w. BRUSH, Pres't.
p. b. JONES, See'y. IS 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-10

wednesday Evening, Dec. 10, 1879,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-10

Hop Bitters does not exhaust and
destroy, but restores.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

R.-351-Chancery Court of Shelby county
N. W. Speers, jr., VS.. Elizabeth Moore ct al.
DY virtue Of an inte%rlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in tho above cause on the
10th day Of November, 1879, NJ. B. 25, p 1863, /
will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front Of the clerk and masters
Office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tam. on
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So lie
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

Axsrn. Nov Io-Passed. bark Hiram Emery. wyrnsn,
from Focehow for Cane Good Hope.
xsyswAiI Dec ss-Arrved, steamer Colon Grnin. Now
Cirxvrrco. Dee 23Arrivsd, brig CnrabcIe, ccsEen,,
Sailed 23d. brig Shasta, Brown, Philadelphia; sehr
william Wilson. Ward. do - go
CsapxEAs. Dec 2&-Arrved, brig Eta whIttsmorc
Wright, Troon. :.
sailed Dee ~ schr Ralph Carleton Spear Of Hstterss
HAVANA, Ice 2S-Arrvcd, scbr Eva y smith, Sanders,
New Oriosps 2&th, bngs Ocean Pearl euiy. Now York
25th. Anita Owen. Branscomb. Baltimore; 2Jh, schr
David n rolck. sawyer, rhiiadclphia
Sailed 22d, steamer Vim q Iiewcs Morgan 1ndianc's;
2fth barks Matldc sp Asina, Charleston; Pedro Gnss
lsp ssecs do Poabc sp C..nbclla dc idskhaif tN.r.
tunderscn Pcnsacols; brig Elizabeth Winsl.w. Locke,
New york schr Geo scny Leo Galveston; 18th steamer
Gus.c Iiil Indsuola bark Crown irl Wandles. Pcnsi
cola; brig Sarah Gilmore tirhn New fork; schrs In
d I.athrcp, Allcp, Maisnza.. 80, $40, ~.
bark Marin Teresa ,spi, Ferrcr cbaricston.
UALrAx. Doc 27clenred, bark fyide Br, Dar ouccns-
town for orders.
Cleared 3ist bark Usage dB, Mcdonald. London. with
S47 90 worth of canned lobsters.
Sailed y7th ship Edith Troop Brl for Antwcrp bark
Iouisn Wait tBr) for Hampton Roads.
Sailed 3is steamer Polyncsinn Br Brown IRON Liver
Kiyssros ia Doc io-Arrlvcd schrs Rebceca rlorcnee,
Richardson Barbados (and sailed 2irt for New ork via
old HORRORS Addic chadwick Hardy B'rranqnilla for
81 Jago pat In for water. 6c.
sailed so,l schr prsko; Drisk.; Pcnsaccls; 5iss
brig Maggie (Br), Nelson, ~ Jsso.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
MAJOR GENERAL MCALLUM.

Tho funeral services over the remains OF Major
General Donald c. McCallum. superintendent and
general manager Of military railroads during the
rebellion were held yesterday afternoon ut his late
residence No. 1877 Halscy street, brooklyn The de-
ceased was dressed in his military uniform and
rcposcd in q silver mounted caskct. covered with
black velvet On the casket several wrcaths
composed OF flowers. also the Masonic apron
lodge r. and A. NJ, of Williamsburg. Rev T.
b. Carter pastor Of st. Georges Episcopal
church. (iiccuc avenue. ofhciatcd. Major William
Nc(,nIIim son OF deceased. who is sta
toned at Charleston, s. c.. was present during the
Impressive ceremonies. IL was the visn OF de-
ceased 10 be buried on a small island he had pur-
chascd Of the coast Of Msinc until within year or
ewo ago. after he had visited the grave of his
The New York herald., 1879-01-01

this port few days vent ashore night of sth near
Townsend and of lesking badly. Extent OF damage
ascertane sh. cargo of potatoes anu is wait
ing decision of consgnees
NoKFOk Va Dec 3-Steamer Tunis Brl before reported
ashore Cape Henry got on last night aud is ON her way
10 Norfolk. apparently uninnred
Sr JoHS Nh Dec 3i-Durng 1878 ~ vessels of l7.i14
tons registered in ST John. lost Increase
Of III vessels and lj tons tho year 1877. and "a
vessels ie iS1C The yauc of tho
VESSELS lost Is estimated at Siinp against ~tsoo in
1877. Ss3~, 900 In 1876. aud - o,ryp in 1870
SiiIrnt'ILpISc-In James Bayles 4 sons vard Port
Jefferson. 30 employed They are building
thrc, nast.d schooner for Floyd Ncwns G"orget
trade John Mntlicr a his yard T. building a.aslton
three asted be employed In the naval stores
trade between New York and Goore:own under command
OF Cspt Scal Brewster.
At lianscombs shipyard New Haven. the keel of
vessel has laid She is he three nstci schooner
of about 900 burden in III" coal trade, and is
building for Baltimore New Haven and Boston parties
The dimensions 40 keel ~ feet beam and ~ feet
dcph Of hold Tho work il heing pushed forward. and IL is
calculated 10 have the vessel launched next June capt
Gilbert Man of schr R Stowe. running between Bati
more and Boston. will command her. The principal
81 the craft Will he James ovcc of Batimure
the captain will slice and Mr. enry Sntton, of New
a,cn who interested in several other vessels will also
hav "a In her.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
OBITUARY..
MFRS. GRorE.

The cable brings word o. the death Of Mrs. Crete.
widow of the late George Grote. an eminent banker
OF London. and for many years member of Parlia-
nent for that city in the British House of Commons
Mr.. Grote the recognized leader of the advo-
OF the introduction of the ballot into England
and made the annual motion in the legislature
for its adoption. On these occasions he al
ways brought down with him to the House
: model box, to which O'Connell once playfully
alluded :---"wth the honorable gentleman. said
be, .all Arabia breathes from yonder boz.
He did not live the passed IT became
law Immediately after Lord palmcrstons death, that
nobleman having steadily opposed it, denouncing II as
"treacherous unmanly and un-English." and saying
ne would retire from Office sooner than consent TO
its becoming law. He an accomplished Latin
and Greek scholar and author OF "The History OF
Greece" which holds high rank among historic
works His wife has lived since his death in COM
parativc retirement but during her husbands life
time she dispensed most sumptuous and graceful
hosptality both in London and Paris and had great
tact and grace of manners. being to her husband
what Lady Palmerston was 10 hers She was the
special patron of Fanny Ellsler, and was among
those who most strongly urged her to visit this
country in 1870 She gave ia dscsse de IA ddnse
letter of introduction to Margaret Fuller. in which
she described her as dancing Magdaen.
1t may be interesting to allow La Belle Fanny who is
still living pleasantly at Vienna to draw the picture
Of Mrs. Grotc, she did in a letter at that time.
'Truy of all tho women she writes. II have ever met
she interests me most-I might say of all persons,
for men, you know, ulVcrt me Dut Ittlc lucy
vilo set aitogcther--coarse but don't tell cm say
sol, selfish and unbcieving How little do they IN
dcrstand me! What relief. ihen to encounter such
woman as Mrs. Grotc. full Of true sympathy. de-
voted feeling and kind-heartedness! or her mind
will not aspire to speak. 1t is very far above me-
but when l see her holding lofty discourse with
men profound in thought and great in reputation
with statesmen, authors. scholars. feel tinid in ap
preaching her. But with me she is as playful, simple
and unsophisticated as child She is older than
and taller, with an intelligent blue eye or so1t
expression n little stiff ill manner perhaps at first
but singularly decided With heart truly feminine
she unites the mind of of genius and this lat
ter gives her boldncss of thought and expression
which starte the hearer. But the most captivating
point her character is her truly catholic spirit look
ing 'olerany on the world and seeing good in every
more tmid birds would fly. and folding her protect
ing wings objects worthy Of her care. She is
most marvellously accomplished, has studied music
science, draws admirably. paints charmingly
and drives four-in-hand What there she does not
do p
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
WH.AL.EsIEN.

Cleared San Francisco Dec % bark Sea Breeze Thur
a cruise
letter from Capt Wnsow, OF bark Com Morris Of SB
reports Michael Dec h and had boon thcro three
weeks with bark Reindeer Baker do waiting for suitable
weather TO discharge oil board steamer Mississippi
which also there waiting opportunity 10 take
o board
letter received by VIM Phillips Son. dated 81 Helena
Dec reports tone bod tcrc previous 10 date harks Tanner
lnnc Briggs NIB. with so bbs sp and 30 do hpbk oil all
tod Pctrel, Norton. Co. 3s, do this Both
had COMO South Bark Elizabeth of st lclona had
80 hphk during cruise of six months
and hnd been condemned and broken up.
letter from tho steward Of bark LYDIA Corey Of NB
reports her Brava CYL Nov 49, with oil rs last reported
All we'll: bound ).
Of Nh reports her arrival Care Verbs Nov Il all veil
very blow tho aftcr sailing
and lay for ~ hours but ont OF 1t without any
loss.
ported taken by schr Thos Hunt supposed to be tho
skins which lost schr Chas Shoarer Of Sconngton, loft
the Diego Islands the time she loft OF hor thore
and smiled q whaling VOYAGE The Thomas Hunt sailed
last and the scaling did
begin until November tho seals reported taken
probably those mentioned above
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CHATHAM UAnroR BARS trArt con-.
In April 1881. inlet opened by rio inri1us storm
through Nnusct Beach. about u. miles northeast
cry from Chairman lighthouses The at ch hy
It's ,trcngt and ocity has since carried aa~a
nearly mile into deep large quantities of snnd
forming The dangerous shoals called Chatham, New Ia,or
which in tho direct track vessels cspcrin ~
yard Sound For seycrsa years Nnn buoy has
been placed of these bars, but st night tiro.
with u smooth son, there neither marks nor
hearings the mariner OF his npproach to these dan
Ecrous shoals and he is liable mistake the main lnd
the beach, the latter being very dcccptvc ot its
bcn elevated but little above tho water From the best
authority that be obtained the time there has
been ashore upon those bars since their formation ncud
ing aud arothcr classe 4 vcsscls of this
have been total losscs Tho above facts,
together with personal experience and observation,
show hcsc lc dangerous ana thnt cfc Is
point Of danger tho Of tho United states wher
of thc Whs.iinc Buoys would be OF benefit TO
than upon these bars.
GEORGE ELDRIGE, lIydregrspher
CHATHAM Dec 30 lS1S
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
CLEARED.

Steamer scythia Br. uains. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer sidonian Br, Mercc. Bristol. E-Ifendcrson
Steamer state Of Georgia CBD. Smith. GsssowA Bald
win 4 Co. ,,,,,, ,n,r, po,a. Ro,,o,a,u-v,,, pau.
steamer Gresham OBJ. wciehman, Rouen-Jchn C Sea-
steamer Graf bismarck GER. Hagcmann. Mar-cilcs and
Steamer Egbert tBrj Faulkner. Tara sonnrune Edyo
Steamer Acapulco. shackford Aspinwali-Paci6c Mail
Steamer City OF Columbus Nickcrson, ,savannahcorge
steamer Gulf Stream. Ingram, Catieston-J Quintard
steamer wynnokc Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich.
steamer iliisuce Lawson PRiiadc,phis--Iamcs Hand
Steamer NsrsSs n lIas,' sos;cn-l DiTces
ss saaS, Ne, sr%~sss rs Eds Co.
ship 81 Nicholas, stacspolc san Frnncisco-sut,cu
lark Ciaverhou.e tBr, Parsons. shaneha-R Cameron
BARK Anita Bcrwind. Mcbride. singaporc-vcrnon II
Bark Eta Stewart CBr) smith, Llvcrpool--snow Bur
Hnrk chrncc,o Br,, Potter, Iivcrpocl-scammel groa
Bark sohid Norl berncr' Falmouth Tor ofders-Funeh
Bark olive Thurow. corbets, Gloucester, E-Bret, Son
Bark David Taylor C3r,. Wallace Dundec--P Ycvus
Bark Rcvciio tBr) Reynolds. AntverpI W Parker AGO.
Bark Virginia stafford 3D. Curry, Marseilles-Jsmes
Bark Ebencscr CNop, sorcnscn. 81 Maio-Boekmann.
Bsri Xasvald cyor). Larsen. Honncur--runch, Edge
brig Nucvo orctava cp). Cabrera, Seville and Cads
Dnssori, strachle h 20.
Brig Mettie Karine dam. Ankcrson, Rio Grando do
Sul.-Socovch h Co.
Brig Ellen Mici,eii Eaton, Port Spain. Thn-Danisi
Trpwbrdge Co.
Brg Lizzie wymsn, rae,cts Ccnfucgos-E ssnchcs
Dolly.
Brig Engenio, veasie, Cicnfuegos-Parsons Loud
Brig Ciara Adams, Mcfadden, sagua la Grandc-Way.
doll SCo.
schr Elliot Dow, Byicy. Beyrout-Evans, Ball Co.
Schr Iuoa Mnrchison, Gabriel Montevideo for orders
Evans, Bali TO.
schr Marx Pcndeton. Gilkcy. Kingston Ja-Lcaycraft
scbr Charles p. Hcyer, Poland. Bsrbados-H Trow-
bridges sons.
scir u Lowcii Pinkham, fIavsna--J II Winchester 4
Co.
schr Thomas shay. Van Cieaf ST Jago Cubs)--Evsns,
Ball q Co.
Van Brunt
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
SISTER ANNA GRIFFIN.

Died, on December 5. at the Convent Of the Sisters
Of Charity. Claren Bridge. county Galway. Ireland
Anna Griffin sister Of Gerald Griffin after painful
lady had been thirty three years the Mother Superior
Of that convent. At early period Of her life her
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin allured by
pictures Of the gold to be found in America" and
suffering from the prosecutions then inflicted upon
Catholics in Ireland, came to Derwent Lake. Peru
where 1t was Represented would be found
little paradise. Anna had left behind two
sisters and three brothers. The brothers
were Dan and william. two eminent physicians
and Gerald Griffin then making his debut in London
After remaining in America short time it was
deemed best that Anna should return TO Ireland
Soon after her return one sister died. the other cy
entered the Convent OF the Sisters Of Mercy. Her
brothers married. and not without % severe
struggle did Anna to them her intention OF
dcvoting her life to Gods poor. Her determination
her departure will he i'll the beautiful lines ad
dressed Ito the Sisters of Charity" by her young
brother, Gerald Griffin. the author Of ''The Cole
gians." About this time came the sad news from
America of the death Of her mother Mrs. Ellen rn.
She entered the in her youth and for thirty
three years q worshipped Mother Superior Of the
Order yet losing the affection of her heart for
her family. Having premonitory symptoms of para
iyss about three months ago, with the calmness
and WISDOM she put her house in order for her
departure. She prepared her assistant mother to
take her place. and tho very day which she had
finished everything TO her satisfaction and then ap
parently WELL she received stroke of paralysis that
rendered her powcrlcss to move, but did not affect
her mind. During month OF suffering she was an
edncstion TO the ACKNOWLEDGMENT, full of fer
vent faith and humbe trust in God She died without
a struggle the 9Th of December, her face radiant
with peace and Joy. and giving assurance that her
long life at its end but transition to eternal
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 81, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer City OF New York. Deaken. Vera Crux Dec TO-
aot camPeche ais proqre.c 2iih and Havana
2 w and S.%
IS, wish ,pdse to pGgc,t 4 Morgan
wick s' Ga Dssas via Po! Royal assh with mass and pas
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Bark Fairy of shelds johnson Brc.t Al days. in bal
s s ses a. GC Tns an go %ss e
Bark Pasqualino daD samo Lisbon "a days with cork
BARK Calcutta Isan Jaeecr'ne, casteamaro IS days,
in sh onspa % ans !sl Edys % p.u los DAYS. with
Dc order. vessel e., TO E.psn Eays Co. "a
sugar sueder Coz vessel TO master. Was days Of
S.Gna H nsa,y NV .; S y,~.
in ballast. sJ f:yssr c. iI;d sSn,isav,iea Il
S:ss s1
the Equator Nov - in lon u had westhcr up
to rs Il 1S, Ks sn .';s fs a, with or~ooa
Ss:.s q 81
blown Of n. coast; lost and i split sails. x or
re-
SE % 's
iunisr CO. wss ie days Ha,sera; with eonsinn..
'sa sSf eSasy Dennis 81 a.y.
ssr g 'f's' John somos @ of E.rorss Mo- walls. y.sme
days with logwood to II Becker Co; vessel to II Loud
WV aI,' witch s % H,s and p,, sail.
ay. viii ,S n1S
Was days 4 OF natterns, with heavy NV gales
schr Mary Russell s.cemnn, Jacksonville days, with
Schr = a Boice Sofncrs Virginia.
ns Glamorgan Br Buck: arrived night Of Dec
20 loft Yokohama sept lIicgo 18th. Annoy 0c. g nsng
nd From
ratar had moderate and fine Weather .hsooghout rcm
6 pre when
high cylinder Of after sSgno wind
headed to o , sn fcn% S S wSx
ssyy sea as of he haSans to
ward hut going slowly and drifting fast eastward when
ns p"s% Nas,"ehe h,p mdnah s
after which had fresh NV winds
s ship sc.S TE1%py Gr from ES,.e,ds% md brig
lower bay for orders. to the city 3lst.
ss- ship An,oine,.e tsr. from Hamburg which
chorcd below for orders, the city Jlst. PM
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of New Bedford Fish. New Bedford for
York with mdsc and passengers 20 Barling Davis
schr Pointer. Dill. Boston for New York.
York. with fish 10 order.
Bark VIM Cloves Dickinson from Providence for New
York In ballast 10 Evans Ball x Co. before reported
hauled out at City Island for repairs passedn this AM
BOUND EAST.
Bark Eta Stewart r Smith, New York for Liverpool
Bark Harmony tBr Downing. New York for Rochcfort
sshr Jessie Br saadford Ys~ York Tor wolfSie, Ms
sehr Hastings. Chase New York for Now Bedford.
sshr Ann Amelia, Allen, New YORK 70! Ses Haven.
sr eShn Srf or ,S
Sehr Sarah BIuc Bnlces "r, Jo,son 70, rr.,aenes
schr Spray, Martin Ambcy for Bridgeport.
Sailed from Hart Island Roads tis AN bark Mary Agnes
(BrJ, Decosa, from New York for Seville
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY,

MosIwco Bay. ia, Dec c3-In port steamer Pomona
Hrl. Christie, for New York to sail next day.
MAnTNiors. Dec 2s--Arrved, steamer Bahama tBr,
Cuwell. New York.
Sailed Dec 10 steamer Marlborough (BD. Fraser. New
York
MArASz,s. Dee 22-Arrived brigs Samuel nerrick.
Lippincott Iayann; 24th George W. Chase Clark, Port
land: sehr Fannie A Bailey. Morton, Portland
Sailed 10Th. brig Adria' (Br). Zachary, Pensacola 49,
PASAaA Dee 2o-saed, steamer City of Panama, Aus
tin san Francisco
sr Tnon.s, Dec 3n-In port steamer Acadia. Dckman,
from Now York via bermuda for Barbados.
phia.
SmELnrRSK, Ms, Dec 2s-Put in Brig Godfndcr (Br),
Uadiey. from Niragoane for Boston.
yARvorrr Ns. dec lesred schr Blink Bonnie (Br),
Swaine. Shelburne
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
10Th foreign end wise for the past five years
HERALD MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
NEWPORT, RI, Dec n, 1873

NEWPORT, RI Dec n, 1879.
The brig Liberty arrived this AM from Aquin Hayti for
ORDERS reports that tho 2th inst when 45 mos Sw
n Montauk Capt Dcvcrcux. OF Bucksport Mo- died from
exhaustion and exposure the vessel having had
usually rough pas sage. and buried at day
His wife board
An examination made to-day of tho bark Beatrice,
from lew York for Queenstown. Her bottom found
considerably chacd Tho affected parts win bc covered
with before she IL towcd hack New York for
pairs Shc taken to the inner hnrbor this AN By
nuc cutter Samuel Dexter.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
MRS. MIyNA KLrEBERC.

Mrs. Minna klceberg. nee Cohen. wife Of Rabbi
Louis Klecbere. Of the Jewish synagogue at New
Haven. Conn, died in that city yesterday morning.
n seven O'Clock. Mrs. Klceberg was n German poet
of ability and known in New York and foreign lite
rory circles.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
SAILED.

Steamers Wisconsin srl for Liverpool; Laplace rl do
Mereator !Bclsl, Antwerp Acapulco; Aspnwail: Alliance
Philadelphia; ship Halegnr,la DIR, Antwerp barks
NctauN B. Bordeaux: August Letter tNorl, do; Padre
llus'. DedeaGstch Turkey Mia Mndre Utah. London.
froho tnb. Lisbon; Curacao m Curncoa; brig Fortunate
Ntah Rochrfort.
Lewes, Del.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
IrpnH HENRY @. SMITH.

Judgc Henry G.. Smith dropped dead last night a,
his residence. on Madison street, Memphis. Tenn
He was at ono time judge of the Supreme Court o
that state. He.had Just returned from . citizens
maze meeting at the time of his sudden DEATH
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
THOMAS o. HARRINGTON.

Mr.. Thomas o. Harrington, ono Of the oldest and
most prominent citizens Of Yonkcrs. died OF pneu-
mouia at his residence yesterday.
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
COMMERCE OF THE PORT DURING
THE YEAR 1878.

The annexed statement compiled from the files of the
HERALD shows the number vessels which arrived at this
during the year iS7s with their rigs aad natonalities
n represented by their flags
The New York herald., 1879-01-01
WILLIAM &. M'cAUIEY.

william 4. McCauley. Adj General Of the State
of Delaware and prominent member Of the Bar
died at his residence In Wilmington, Dc on Monday
evening.