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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

WOODLANDS (Br), Walsh from New Orleans Oct 30
for bordeaux with Of buckwheat returned to port
3lst, having sprung sleak in gale $50 miles from the
Passes.
BARK GEoRGE KNGNAN remains ashore on Harding's
Ledge below Boston, and is likely to be Hoated. She
has stripped the lower masts and about 800 tons
of her cargo OF iron have been landed.
LIZZIE TrUs 200 built Mt Greenport IL In
1876 motailed August 1873 has been sold AZ 5000
ScHg GRACE WEBSTER. from Baltimore for Lynn, at
Vineyard Haven Oct 80 carried her
and jibboJm on tho I'D.
scuR HENRY LPPRrr Howes. for Queenstown. returned
Keston Nov with her pumps choked with grain and
her fen worn out with pumping.
ScHR JUIA ELIZABETH. Ingrahsm, from Hsrbor Island.
arrived Wilmington NC, Nov l. with mainmast sprung
and leaking slightly.
ScHR II McCoMBER. Gocgns. from Boston. arrived 1t
Wilmington NC Nov having split toresail in gale
of tho Gloucester and Boston Steamboat line, struck
rocks Oh Normans Voc at o'clock this afternoon IL
being nearly low tide There heavy and she
struck heavily. BY the aid of the tugboat Little Giant
her kept of rocks and when tho tide
she doated off without damage.
HALIFAX. Nov I-Durng the storm Oct 20 at Caribou
Cove schr Annie was driven ashore.
Nnw ORLEANS, Nov Tho Spanish steamer Enrique
passenger Of tho barkentine Sally Capt Arteaga
laden with lumber. from Pensacola for Havana which
sons the vessel Tho others suppo
to Tho parties picked up had been
open boat four days
VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 3l-The schooner John 8 Moul
Portsmouth. reports that Oct ~, between Cornfcld
Shoa Horizons Point Long Island Sound fell in with
small white sloop yacht full Of water and lying on he
side. Took mast from her. She evidently had not boon
long in that condition.
WASHINGTON Nov 1.-The Signal Corps station at Caps
Henry reports to the Chief Signal Officer follows
station about midnight Life saving No have gone
to hor assistance.
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DEAD IN A CELLAR.

woman. dressed in black cashmere suit and
wearing fashionable hat. was seen to enter the
hallway of the tenement house No. 699 First
yesterday morning. Half an hour after she was dis
covered by girl lying dead in the cellar at the foot
of flight OF steps. The police. after making inves-
legations. concluded that she had fallen down the
stairs and fractured her skull. At the Morgue
the clothing found on the deceased was examined,
and in of the pockets found slip of paper.
on which was the address of Mrs. Roberts, in East
Twenty-frst street. Assistant Morgue Keeper
Fogarty called at the address and found Mrs.
Roberts. She stated that about two weeks ago she
met poor but respectable woman on Third avenue.
to whom she gave shelter for night The homeless
woman said her name Carrie Cornell and that
she had relatives living in East Eighty fifth street
who were well to do. but as she had some trouble
ask them to assist her. The following morning
Carrie took her departure and from the description
OF the woman ut the Morgue Mrs. Roberts was
fdent that the body was hers.
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STARTLING AFFIDAVIT.

The Smith against Smith counter divorce suit.
which has been before the New Jersey Chancellor
for nearly year. tho parties being Bernard
Smith, an Irish coachman. who eloped with
aud married his masters daughter, was enlivencd
yesterday by the filing of startling affidavit 1t lie
made by John W. Green, witness for the husband.
Green alleges that the testimony of James Blanchard
given in behalf of Smith Friday is 20 wilful
perjury. and that Blanchard has since adj
mitted to him tGreen) that he had sworn falsely.
Green further alleges that Blanchard made
take Mrs. Smith and her infant out rowing on the
Pdssaic capsize the boat and drown them Tor which
he was TO DO paid by Smith $50. Still further Green
alleges that he called upon Smith in relation to the
matter, and the latter expressed himself willing to
expend $500 IL he could get clear OF his Wife ia
would be glad to give good team OF horses for the
service. The will be resumed before the Vice
Chancellor next Thursday.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Nov 1-Arrved, steamer Switzerland CBeg),
Anderson, New York.
BREMEN Nov l-Arrivod, steamer Joseph Ferens (Br),
Boyes. Savannah.
BRRsr, Oct 27--saled bark Milo CBr). Robbins. Now
York.
CARDIFF, Nov l--Arrived, steamer Rhiwindds OBJ,
Allan, New York
Cows Oct 3l--Arrived. bark Sara tAus, Mstcovich.
Philadelphia for Calais wind bound.
CRooKuAvEs, Nov ], 4 PINOT. steamer Baltic CBr).
Persell. from New York for Liverpool
CALAIS, Oct 3i-Arrivcd, bark John Campbell (BD Dur.
kce, Philadelphia.
Sailed 10Th bark Geo Doano ur Doty. Philadelphia
CALCUTTA Oct 5Sailcd. ship EVELYN tBr). Price. San
Francisco; bark Royal Alice tBr), Mcbride, Now York
sth ships Henry Lawrence (Br, do; 9TH Lottie Warren
(Br). Cawsey, do.
DUNEDIN, Nov t-Arrived previously. bark Emirands.
Staples, New York.
HAvar, Nov 1saicd steamer westphslia o0cr schwen-
sen drom iam5urg). New York
LIvKaPooL. Nov i-Arrivod, steamers Monarch Br).
stockdale Norfolk; India tBrD. Reed. New York; Clan
Stuart tBr, Cowlcy. Beaufort. Sc.
Sailed ist nsyvana, Harris Philadelphia
LoSpoS, Nov ARRIVED, steamer Bensrty Br Potter,
New York.
Sailed Oct 81. bark Texas (3cr,. Kruse. Mobile.
IsGroRN. Oct 3o--saled barks Gustav Adolph (Nor).
Sorenscn. Philadelphia Mattia uta Romano, New York.
LIsBoS Oct 27Sailed, bark Zampa tNor,, Olsen. New
York.
MARYroRr, Oct 3IArrived bark Beatrice (Br). Bowby,
New York before reported arrived 23d).
MALTA Oct 23-Arrved. brig Lizzie zttloser. Jessen,
New York via Mejorca.
NrwcAsrIs. Nov i-Arrivsd, steamer Racs tBr. Elliott,
New York.
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THIEVING CLERKS.

George A. shepherd. druggist. OF No. 6sl Bedford
avenue Brooklyn. about three weeks ago offered
by a young man. named Henry Hobby. of No. 294
Gates avenue that city, lot Of pills. which the
latter claimed were manufactured by McKesson Il
Robbins The price was so low as to arouse Shep-
herds suspicious, which were confirmed by an M
teryiew with Mckesson n Robbins Hobby again
called and sold HIM. at very low rates. a quantity
of rhubarb and pepsn. which bore the t-ade marks
of Mcssrs Frazer Il Lee of No. 30 Beekman street.
Mr.. shepherd at once communicated his suspicious
to Mr.. Lee. who said his firm had recently missed
large quantities of goods aud could not discover
who had stolen them. Detectives Mooney and Bach
mans set watch upon Hobby. 1t soon dis
covered that he was in communication with clerks
employed by Frazer Il Lee. The firms porter,
named William Henderson. OF No. IA Rutgers street.
and Bernard Lynagh, clerk were different
occasions carrying packages to various places Hen
dersons house among others. On Thursday last
they and Hardie Simmons OF No. So Canal street.
also clerk. were accused of larceny by Mr.. Lee.
Simmons. who has been in the firms employ for ff-
teen years. confessed his guilt. and claimed that ha
and Henderson had been corrupted by Hobby. The
latter with Simmons Henderson, Lynagh aud Hob
by. was arraigned in the Tombs Court yesterday.
They all pleaded guilty except Hobby and We're held
trial.
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steamer City of Chester tB1 Brooks, Liverpool via
Steamer England (3r, Thomson, Liverpeol-F W
steamer Horrox (ssg), Eddos, Livsrpool-Bask 4
Jevons. =, c....rr
steamer Mas lDatch,. Taat Rotterdam-Fuuch Edge
Steamer Ashbrooko (Br. Webster, Phillippevo al
Steamer Bahama Br, wh,ehurs St Pierre St Lucia.
Barbados, "a oatereriags Co Havana and Mex
lean ports-F Aisxandre 4 sons
Steamer Niagara. Curtis. Havana--J Ward Co
steamer Western Texas. Hines. Nassau, NP-o Nal
steamer State of Texas Nckerson Galveston via Key
steamer Lono Star Quick, Now Orleans-Bogert Nor
steamer Knickerbocker, Kemble. New Orleans-cIark
Steamer City of Savannah. Mallory. savannah-Georse
Steamer. City of Atlanta, Woodruff. charl"ston-J
Qnntard Co. 49, ~c w. u
:; Steamer Benefactor, Jones' Wilmington No-"m
steamer Old Dominion aiker Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co - 49,,
steamer Richmond, Stevens, West Point. va-old Do
Steamer q Knight Chichester, Georgetown, DC. via
steamer Martha stevens. Chance. Baltmoro-J
steamer racony, Davis, Phiadelphia-wm Clyde &
steamer Franconia, Mangnm Portland: Me-J F Amos.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston-H Dimock
Ship San Stefano Br), Corning. Antwerp-Boyd Hinc-
Bark Cheshire B.tchelder. AMER for ordors-vernon
Bark Michael Thaysr Croley AMER for ordors-suow
Bark Louis Ger. Kohnenkamp, Hambury-watjen. Toel
4 Co.
Bark Rosaa dtaD. De MARITIME, Marseillos-Lsuro
Storey Co.
Bark Tillie Baker. Boyuton Bordeaux-Brett, Son
Co.
Bark Norman Br). Allen. Rouen-J r. Whitney Co.
Bark Palo Alto, Griffin. Fcrnandina-Warren Ray.
Brig Cove, Pascal Antwerp-Parsons H. Loud.
Brig Katie CR, Partridge. Rio Grande do Sui via Rich
mond-Brett Son Il Co.
Brig ANITA, McCready, Ciudad Bovsr-Georgo w Gil
lett.
Brig 0 Clary, Scott. Observation-Disclosures Platt.
Brig Morning Light, Thompson. Demerars-L W
Armstrong.
Brig jeremiah. Ford Sagus la Grande-J Ward Co
Schr Annie l. Palmer. Lewis, Aux Cayes-A Nones
Co.
Schr Como Bunker. Decentralization Asmus
Schr Letie (Br, Terro st George ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a. Co.
Schr Sias Evans. Bedell, Fernandina and Kings
Ferry-E d Hurlbut Il Co.
Schr Minnie. Wicks Chareston-Evans. Ball Co.
Schr Bergen, Chambers, Philadelphia-James A Van
Brunt
Schr Alice Scranton, Crowley, New Hsven-H Doyle
Ey- The Custom House will be open Tuesday Nov f.
from 10 AM the and clearance Of vessels
only.
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the direction of my stomach. but kept the point
OF the revolver pressed down. He anI we're
near the foldins r doors ana at last
threw HIM down and pressed the weight
OF my body upon him. Once the pistol was ds-
charged. l managed throughout TO retain
hold of it and did my best TO forco the
mouth of the revolver down into the car,
yet struggling called upon him to let SO of the
pistol. but he refused. saying If do you VIII
shoot me- When | gained possession or; OF I'm, ,ne
weapon l opened the Office door and ran INTO TUG
corridor. alarming the house by my cries Tor hep
81 was met outside by my assistant. Or. MUS y,
another parlor the north side OF the nonse' ant
who heard the noise OF the strussIe a.
first he thought that the commoaioh ' wiS no
attention to it. Finally he went to the speakins
tube which connects with my office ana .neio no
became convinced that was clamorng TOT , asss
ance BY the time he had reached the han"ay
had broken away from my assaiant. A.. r,.,o,
was discharged. but I Thought the ball had gone
into the floor. In this l maze n5,o : s,"inni
from the pool OF st oo9a o ~n'' nv OWN
hand and tho pistol. l judge inc wouaa-De
assassin must have wounded himself in the arm OF
hand When we returned to the consultation ofhce
the door was bolted the inside. We got in
through the parlor by throwing open the folding
He had opened the back window. which
connects with balcony. The balcony is about ten
feet from the yard ana the course OF my assa ,
marked his flight. He dropped into the yard below.
but then found himself confronted by high fence
which divides the yard. He crossed this
and afterward must have climbed over the iron
railing which encloses the yard from the street. 1t
fully feet high, and the pointed spikes rem
der it difficult task to scale it, He could DO tracked
by his blood along Twenty-eighth street tar as
Fourth avenue"
The Doctor said:-'I can conceive of no motive
for this attack upon my life. I did not think
1 had enemy living. To the best of my knowledge
l never saw the man before"
Captain Murphy, OF the Twenty-f first precinct was
promptly at the house of DIR. Foote The Captain
retained the pistol which is Colts self-cock-
ing six shooter, carrying q ball OF 80 calibre.
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A MYSTERIOUS ENCOUNTER

DR. L. d. FooTE STATES THAT HE WAS At
Tackled IN HIS OFFICE BY AN UNKNOWN
MAN--HIs AssAILANT SAID TO BE WOUNDED,
BUT NOT TRACED By THE POLICE.
DIR. f. b. Foote. residing on Lexington avenue
corncr of East Eighth street. yesterday reported to
the police that he had been threatened with assasna
ton IN his Office by unknown man. He said that
he was called down about four r. M. to attend to q
patient whom he asked to go with him into bis pri-
vate consultation room. he describes what took
place there in the following terms:-
''Not suspocting any danger" said The Doctor, II
seated myself in All chair opposite my desk and
invited my visitor to be seated. but he remained
standing at the end of the desk. placing himself
between and the door, He seemed to DO
about ihirty-nve years OF age. had brown hair and
mustschc. and wore black SLOUGH hat aud dark
tall Ovurcoat. He remained silent for u moment,
when he suddenly exclaimed, DO you know meY
no, don't answered. Il don't think have
you before. Yes. you have. he said. and with
that Ie thrust pistol, which he held clutched In
both hands. within u few feet of my body. With
alden spring from my chair 1 hurled myself with
fuH force the aud c.utched the
pistol which he held In both hands.
he sndesyorsd 70 point tho nuzzle of his pistol In
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SPOKEN.

ship Empire Of Peace (Bp. King, from liverpool for
New Orleans, Oct IL lat ~, Ion \.
Ship Edith. Manson, from San Francisco for Queens
town. Oct z. no lat &c
Ship Cape st Vincent Br Prout, from Dundee for San
Francisco, Oct =. ~ N. Ion Ia w.
Ship Dorset tBrJ. Couries from st Nazaire for New
York, Oct 3, lat 46. Ion IL.
Ship Alex Mckenzie Q5r). Homewood. from Havro for
New York. Oct II lat 80. Ion ~
Bark Red Deer tBr, from Glasgow for Baltimore, Oct
Is lat 49, Ion -.
bark Emma Frances tBrl. Burnes: from New York for
Buenos Ayres. Sept 26. lat b N. Ion 81 W.
Bark Bien tNor) Hansen from Liverpool for Galveston
Oct 10, lat 80, Ion ~.
Tivoli tBr). Stuart, from Liverpool for Now York
Oct ~. lat 81. Ion IL
Bark Torryburn (r), Robbins from Drogheda for Bati
more. Oct 3. lat ~, Ion 81
Bark Salvatore Massa QtaD from - for New York.
Oct IL, oil the Lizard.
a Norwegian ship showing HPK %, bound for Mrami-
Chi Oct Is, lat 40 N, Ion 1SW
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AMERICAN PORTS.


ALEXANDRIA. Oct sI--Arrived. schr = Butler Jorsoy
s..ilea-steauer John Gibson, Now York.
YORK brig vsor r Feres sarhad"s sehr. sS
Mn Lewis Mo1oken; Lord Mayo IHr Watt Ponce Pr;
Rs.arncd-schr Henry Llpptt Howes, for oueenstown
Cesrsa-sis.ner Istrlan eBn.. Fsts. Liverpool osnd
Dana, Saunders Cayenne schrs Hawatha Crabbe Hayti
Ocean Traveller. Brum, ST Thomas Jas Martin. Brown.
sailsd,stsamers Atlas. Orr. Liverpool; Geo Appod.
GIsssas; hsss;s, NEW YORK; bark il Msfarlsnd
Hallet Boston; schr Edwin Morrison, Lavender KEN
Ceared-Brig R stillman. Devereux. Portland; schr
Jennie A shepard, Terhune. Savannah - : -
Dave s,p Dublin brig Q stiilman. Boston schr Mary
Nov Arrived, steamers Caspian tBr, rroet. Liyor.
MISUNDERSTANDING WIN Lawrence. March Savannah;
rse mr., s'rS kaas Gs
ss .esr RS s brig MSdsa
ss ssna b mS1se John soy.. George
Rio Janero schrs Isola smith, Jersey City; Empress
BRisToL Oct so-Arrvcd, schr Stephen Morgan Cheese.
CHARLESTON. Nov l-Arriyed. steamers Royal Min.
;rel tir shields via Tyses; MORO Castle, Reed, Now
Cleared-Barks shooting Star, sholl, Amsterdsm Ann
Ssiisd-steamer Champion, Lockwood, for New York.
CALAIS, Oct 2s-Arrived, schr Maud Malloch Smith,
EAsTPoaT. Oct 25-Arrved. schr G Kinds, Hin, New
York.
Cleared 10TH schrs Nightingale, Hillyard, New York
do.
.EDGARTOwN, Oct 2S-Arrived. schr William Bee,
Chester Pladephia for Boston Oth schr Ira Sturges
bark
(Br), Munroe fr0m Lisbon). Baltimore
Passed In for BaltimOro-Bark Whiting Obi, Groves,
from Sligo.
Passed In FOR Richm0nd-Schr U NJ Merritt, from Car.
olnn. @t
FALL RIVER Oct 29-Arrived schrs Kate Walker,
Philadelphia: Saratoga. Nickerson Port Johnson.
Saiied-Steamcr Equator Hinckey Philadelphia; achrs
l. Simmons Blake do Ann Sipple Turner, New York.
GEORGErOWN. SC. Oct 27-ssiled, schr q Congdon.
Brewster, Now York
GARDINER. Oct 2s-Arrived, schrs r Brookings,
Dunton, and Mary Lymburner Booth. New York. Soth,
Katie Mitchell, Oliver. Now York. llt
Sailed 18th. schr~ Rachel Jane. eastman. Now York;
3ls Laura Bnrlingame Albany: Abbie Burs
ley. Parker. Washington. -t.aa.e
HYANNis, Oct 3o-Arrived schrs Nellie Lamper. Hig.
tor do Virginia. Burgess Lucy D. Handy do for New
York; a Tirrell Nckerson. Rockport for do
Passed-Schr Elmer Wright. For Boston.
of Bass Rver-Schr y Edwards.
JACKSONVItLE. Oct 2S-Arrived schr Lois Chaplos
Chaples New York
29th-Ceared. schr Prescott Hazeltine, Swett Now
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 2s-Arrived. steamers Eastbourns
(Br Fisher. Liverpool via Galyest"n Lddcsdse (Rr.
Ackey Malta Capri Dr. Boyd Cardiff: bark Sjomandssu
tNor), Oslund, Lon ton
Nov ARRIVED. steamers New Orleans. Halsey, New
York; Morgan City. Clapp. do
Ceared-Barks Aurora (Swe), Seigch. Almerie, Anto
Baet (Sp), Macas, BarcelonY; Precosa (Nor. Ja-
cobsen. do: brig Maria tSp). Sust. barcelona
Passes Oct 2S-Arrived, shp Constantla GER, Kuhen
Nov i-Saied steamer Bolivar (Br,, Dunn Liverpool.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT PAYRoLLs.

The Board of Police convened yesterday for the
purpose of attaching their official signatures to the
payrolls Of the department. Mr.. Wheeler's monthly
salary Of $500, by resolution of the Board, was
omitted from the payroll. On motion of Mr.. Mac
Lean the salary Of Chief Clerk Hawley and those Of
his assistants, the employees OF the telegraph office
and the stenographers. we'll as other bureaus in
the department. amounting III all to $3.50 81 were
also omitted, because there not sufficient sup
ply of funds in the appropriation to pay them. The
balance Of the payrols, amounting to S26l, 025 a.
was then ordered to be paid.
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SAILED.

Steamers City OF Chester (sr). for Lverpool Horrox
(Belg, do England (Br. do; Mas Dutch Rotterdam
Donan Ger Bremen: Devonia tBr, Glasgow: Aisatia
Havana and Mexican ports Niagara Havana Bahams Br
st Pierre, &c Western Texas Nassau state of Texas
Galveston Knickerbocker New Orleans City Of Savan-
nah ssyannah City Of Atlanta Charleston; Bensfsc-
DC; Richmond. West Point Va; Old Dominion, Rich
mond &c ships Sorrdderen (Nor). Liverpool; Minnie
Swift tBr. Antwerp; Dvanest Dubrovacki (Aus Genoa
SIR Robert Peel, London; Annie Bingay Havre barks
Genoa; Glore tBr). London.
Also sailed European (Br) for Port Royal SC
ship Lanarkshire (Br, Anjer barks Scottish FAIRY B,
Sligo; Norman (Br) Rouen; brig Clary, Barbados.
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THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT.

In reference to the statements made by the Mayor
in the Board of Estimate and Apportionment on
Friday to the effect that superintendent Dudley had
reduced his skilled force and increased his unskilled
force for political purposes, Mr.. Dudley yesterday
said he regretted that Mayor Cooper could not see
that the great increase in building operations
STATED increased clerical force He expressed the
belief that il the appropriation Is cut down. the
Mayor suggests the business of the department
cannot be carried successfully.
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sehr VIM Corners Forester Hoboken for Newturypors.
Schr Restless, Burnham, Hoboken for frovidenee-
Schr A Hammond. Simpson. Amboy for SAGE
Schr Maria Louise. Camp. Amboy for New Haven. 49,
schr j II Burnett Rasmussen, south Annoy io' W"
London. - -, p..v;dan.a
Schr Charles Dennis Eton Phadep hia for rroviaence
Schr Paul Z Keller Philadelphia for Norwalk
Sehr John Messore. French.
Schr @ Sinnickson.
Sailed from Flu hing Bay AM bark Flash Light, OS'u'
Nav Ynr fnrD Dublin.
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DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Tho Wagner House, ut Budds Lake. near Dover.
N j., was destroyed by fire about midnight on Fri
day Scarcely anything saved The loss is esti-
mated at SJo00O. The Are is believed to havo bean
tile work OF incendiary
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THE ARMY AND NAVY CLUB.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. /, 1879.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
As soldier and friend deplore the death Of
Major General Joseph Hooker. aud ask that his
friends and admirers meet at the Army and Navy
club to take proper action in regard to his funeral
General JOSHCA T. OWEN
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. l, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Rheola DR. Havor Cardiff 10 days with nidse
too Balley Oct ~ lat 40 Ion 90 had hurricane from
I na Il n Ts npeS s
Steamer Rhen ier). Franke Bremen Oct 10 aud south
Co. Oci %. on the banks, had : hurricane from u;
s'y passed ship Geo Boil 1Sr from Antwerp Della
Steamer Lone STAR Quick Galveston Oct % with mdso
steamer Gate City Daegett. Savannah Oct 20 with
mdse and passengers to Geo Yongc.
steamer .;ulf Stream, Ingram Charleston days. with
steamer Isaac hell. Gibbs, West Point and Norfolk,
with mdso and passengers to the Old Dominion Steamship
steamer Abemarle, 1Iulphers, Lowes Del with mdse to
Bark siomsbos Hal. singapore ia days 9th %dss to
July g; had strong E trade winds IL the Indian
days OF Cape Of Good Hope th dense og nnd light
Es ss,ssy s"ps light r ar. from
and ~ TRACES ss Is u e S SS sM
Williams 1ss spS e, Dublin
days in ballast 70 Brett. Son CO Had strong and
"%sav ., ., Cape Race; .pSss
ship oC Ss "bsnnsan Roue~ 81 DAYS IN
NAM rior,i Hubert tof Richmond MOI Lawrence
Cedar Key; Eta. - days, with lumber to Epp"ser'
schr theresa Kecne Perkins. Donaire II days. with
sal" to w.Ga,s s Ms st ssis TO sT Gaze co
tien - days with iogwood to Thsckcray Coz vessel to
J A Van Brunt.
n steamer City Of Brussels dr,, from Liverpool which
arrived at an early hour this morning reports bad strong
westerly winds 18th and 10Th had violent gale; 2St.
lat ~ So lon "a passed steamer City OF Richmond Br
from New York for Liverpool
rsyStenmcr state OF Georgia tBr from Glasgow. which
arrived 3Ist PM brought 2D+ passengers and reports:
Had strong westerly winds: Oct 81 lat 40 3 lou 40 a.
passed Bel gensnd tscg), from New York for Ant
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer rranconia. Mangam, Portland for New York.
with mdsc aud passengers to ] Aines. = - -
steamer Neptune Berry Hoston for New York, with
mdsc and passengers to n \ Dimock.
steamer CITY OF Fchburg Collins, Fall River Tor New
York with mdse % the Old Colony steamship Co.
Schr Forest Home.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Acushnet Ellis. New York for New Bedford
Schr Commerce. Thorndike. New YORK for RockIand
Schr y a PIKE. Good. Hobokcn for Boston. I4
schr Empress, Loid. New York for Boston.
bchr Aliston, Haskell, Hoboksn tor Boston.
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oPoRro. Oct ao--ArrIved bark Josephine tBS Evans.
Baltimore.
PLvxouru Oct Sl-ssaIsd bark Nina (Nor), Olson, sa-
vannah
QuEESsrowS. Nov I. PM-Arrivcd. steamer Algeria
(Br, Watson Now York for Liverpool snd proceeded
ROTTERDAM, Oct 3l-Saed. bark Henry GER, Haasloop
New York
SMYRNA. Oct 23-Ssiled. bark Nomad. Hawkins, Phila-
dephia.
LONDON, Nov 1-Caleutta advces of the 10th Of October
is feared that the and six at least OF tho crow
of the ship Philosopher r from Calcutta for Boston,
which recently wrecked at River Davy, have been
drowned There is hope Of saving the vessel. The
wreck with the cargo lies is advertised for SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-02
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Shin Juletrae (Nor). Tasaksen, from Lynn Sept q.
Bark Dagmal (Nor), Have. from Stavangsr Sept g.