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The City OF New Orleans vs.. wild. r.. ".
Bernard.

TIC VFky vi NEW WFVFH1Is VI. VIII. u. II.
Bernard.
L1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
writ Of heri faefas. " me directed by The honor
able tho Fifth District Court for tho parish If
Orleans, In the above entitled cause for city
auction, ut the Merchants mud Auctioneers' Elk
ehHnge Royal street between Canal ind Ous-
tumhouHa ~ reefs, IN tho aseoud District of this
city. on THU kBDAY. October 49, 1879 NJ IL
o'clock 10. tho following described property. to
wit
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In tho Second District of this city, in
sgnare numhsr twenty eight bounced BIZ
Charttes. Cont. Deea ur and ut. Louie streets.
and designated rs lot number eiehteen meBs-
uring sixt, eight feet front ON Charities street
by aeventy-Ave feat In depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on fhe spot,
] H. AICEE GAUTHREAUx.
Civil sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
Dnli
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The CITY of Now Orleans Va, Charles G.
Bridges

L,1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
tsh Of Orleans. Ne. y 4at-By VIRUS Of n
writ Of flert facias. to m, difeete1 by the hon
Oruble the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, III tbs above entitled cause. for city
taxes Of 1879. will proceed to sell at public
auction, ut the Merchants and Au'tioneers TX
change. Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets In tbe second Di. trict Of this
city, IN FRIDAY. October 80. 1870. vt 10 o''slAck
M the III fol r. neae1bea pr,Perry t. w
uated In the First District II iris city. in
square number three hundred and twenty fonr
bounded by Liberty. franklin Erato and Clio
one measuring twenty nine feet front on
Liberty street by one hundred aud twelve feet
In depth
Seizsd in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. II. ALCEE GAUTIREAUX
OWL Sherif OF the Parish Of Orleans.
IA ~ nru
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The City of New ORR, mns W.. Mrs. VIM.
I'll. White.

n : H. WfllTD y
EeIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
j. i.h Of Orleans. No. H.osl-By virtue Of n
writ OF lari fnpiAs. to ma directed by the hon
ornbe the Firth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, in the above entitled cause for city
taxee Of 1879. vii, proceed to sell at public
auction, ut the Merchants and Aucioncers' Tx
change Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse g. reefs, in the second District Of this
city; on FRIDAY, October 30. 1879. ut - o'clock
A CERTAIN POnTION OF GROUND sit.
mated In the Third District Of this city. In
Eiysian Fields, Dsentnr and Pc ers Streets. and
designated as lot number twenty nfne mshsur-
Ing nineteen feet front on Marigny rset by
ons hundred and seventeen foot In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. Y. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil sheriff of the Parish of ORR sans.
aapT fpt q mr. m
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The above statement IL q true ind correct
transcript from the books 81 the company.
LLOYD II. COLEMAN, President.
Gro. Ii. FnosT. Secretary.
STATE or LOUISIANA,
City VI New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. notary
public this twepty-sixth day of Septen Der. 1879.
EDGAR GRIMA. Notary Public.
The Board Of Trustees. ut their annual meet
ing. held on the fifteenth instant resolved to
pay 10 per cent interest On capital: 20 per cent
dividend on participating premiums; both of
which will be paid On and after the twentieth
dry or October next.
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The foregoing statement is true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company
THOS a. ADAMS. President

The foregoing statement is a true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company
THOS. a. ADAMS. President
HENRY V. OGDEN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this sew.
enteenth day Of May, A. D. 1879.
ALFRED fNGRAHbM, Notary Public.
The Board OF Trustees this day resolved, ate,
paying Ten Per Cent In cash to the stockholders
and carrying to profit and loss *l5 T4o, % ae
count of the Mechanics and Traders Beas
stock held BY this company. and also further
sum for shrinkaEa In values. to declare q divi-
dend Of Twenty Per Gent In cash on the net
participating premiums, payable on Monday
sixteenth OF June next.
Trustees.
Thos. 4. Adams. Jno. E, King,
sanI y. Newman. Frsd'k Camerden.
sam'i Il. Kennedy. Joseph W. Stone,
John Phelps. George Martin.
Adam Thomson, Alfred Moulton.
henry Abraham. y. O. Jurey,
Victor Meyer, Edward Male.
Joseph wiling. Geo. W. E-nteiI.
Edw'd j.. Gay, Paul t. Mortimer.
Simon Hernsheirn. John " Moore
Simon Forcheimer, W. B. Cnneer.
Jos. B: Wolfe. Henry M. Preston.
i. .: Post, Eeuben @. Bush.
Edw'd pilsoury. Jno. n. Parker.
my21 6R
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rhe elty Of sew orlean. ". Jos .. s.reyc.

Ehe Guy OF VIEW DrIeahs w. JOE q. HFsVC.
E7IFTH DISTRICT COURT For TIVE PAR
AL ish gf Orleans. No. i3oie by, virtue 81 u
orntle the Fifth District Conrt for tho parish
of Orleans. IN the above entitled oanss, for CITY
taxes Of 1879. will proceed IT, sell ut public auc-
ton ~ this Merchants and Anetisnenrs' ES-
ennnge. Roya stre st. between EAnnl aud Custom
house straets In The S"o@ni District Of this
city. on MONDAY. October 30 1879, ut IL
O'Clock H., tho 10 lowing described property. to
wit
K CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND. Sit
uated In tho Third District Of this city In square
by MoptaKnt. Ghartres Eoyhl md GIonot
streets, designated as lot number thirty mine.
measuring lwsnty seven feet front on Monte
gut street by ono hundred md eight feet La
depth.
Heized In tho above suit.
forms Guah on the spot.
J. IL AT4GEE 1hUTHHEAUX.
Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
II Of 10
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Tho foregoing statement Is a Just, true and
orrsct transcript from the books Of the Com
panV. JAM EH l. DAY, President,
lei. CARPENTER Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this TWEEN
ty-second day Of January, 1879.
A. INaRAHAM. Notary Public,
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The city of New Orleans w. JacoD vust.

L'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL fsh Of Orleans. no IA ,397-By virtue of u
orabls the Filth District COURT for the pnriah
Of Orleans, In the above eqtitleai, cause.
ceed to sell at public auction 1T the Merchants
and Aucttonesra' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Cpnal and Customhouse streets. In the
Second District Of this city. on FRIDAY.
October 80. 1870 ut 70 o'clock M. the following
described properly, to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND ait
nnted In tho Second District of this city, In
square pumber ono hundred and ffty. three
bounded Ivy st. Louis. Liberty Mhrais and
Toulouse street. aud designHsd ns lot number
twenty. seven, measuring twenty -algbt fort
front on st. Louis street by ninety five fset In
depth.
Seized In the above suit.
TermsCasb on the spot.
j. IL. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff Of tho Parish OF Orleans.
Aa11 IL IL 2h 40
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PASSED Through HE'LL GATE.
CLEARED

stcamer Wisconsin CBr), Owen. Liverpool via Queens
town--Wiliams Guion
Steamer Somerset tI,r,, stamper Bristol Ew Morgan.
steamer Wyanokc Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer Vineand Bowen, Baltimore win South Amboy
and Csmdcr--J krems.
steamer Chesapeake. Mangum. Portland-J Ames
Steamer Nereus Fallet. Boston-H Dmock.
ship Marietta Aus, Stepanovich, Bordeaux-Sloco'
vjch a Co.
Bark annapolis tBrl Delap, London-J " Parker Co.
Bark Tetcns (Nor) Jensen, London-Bcnham Boyesen.
Bark Msrv Gibson tBr) Curry, Glasgow-Snow Bur
CESS
Bark Wig Nor), (rcgertsen Stcttin-C Tobias 4 Co.
Newark. NJ-Fmch, Edge & Co.
Bark Grant, Nor, Iscfjaer, Rochefort-Funch, Edyo
Co
Bark poclan tswe>. Carlson valencia-Funch, Edge 4
Co.
Bark Glitncr Nor), Halvorsen, Napes-Funch, Edye
Co.
Brig Done tIsr) Urell Londonderry I-Gecrgc Bullcy
Brig Henry smith, Weeks, Buenos Ayrcs-J Norton "
Sons.
Brig Louisa Price CBr,, Wilson, Port Prnco-R Muir
ray. Jr
Brig Bessie May (Br). Buck, Cienfuegos-P Ncvins
Son.
Brig Sarah Gilmore. Grimm. MatanzasJ Ward & Co.
Brig Lady Xary (Br Red, st Johns, NF-Eugentus II
Onterbrdge.
schr Florence Abbott Br, Moore St Johns PR-A Noncs
Co.
schr silas Z Evans, Bedel Cienfuegos-Irvng Hunt.
Schr l. Richardson, Bnnno, Matanzas-Snow Bur-
gess.
Schr Maggie Smith, Ciracc. Baltimore-wm Chalmers.
Schr William Buckley Buckley, Now IIaven-Rackett &
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP THoMAs REvp-Capt Small. Of ths vessel (Which
lost tho Of South Wales Jan l states that
there thick fog the time OF the disaster and that the
wind blowing gale Ie made light which he sup
posed the Tuskcr the Irish and shaped his
up the channel for Liverpool The light proved be
tho Welsh hence the disaster Whom the ship struck
rigging Tho life saving apparatus from the shore sent
messy the mate Of Bath Mo- lost and be-
sides from the line. The rest safely landed The
will he saved Tho captain officers and crew lost all their
personal effects escaped with only the clothing they
was a dollar of insurance either the ship
freight
SciIn IuLu Snow. from Boston for Baltimore sailed
from Vineyard Haven Feb the latter port
ID having lost anc0r off Falmouth Mass. night OF the st
ScuR Rosa jacobson, from Grcytown Me- Mosquito
the bar in going and In peril
position Jan H.
ScuR Lrcy May from Newburyport for Philadelphia,
ashore Jan 10 at Townsends Inlet where she remains
Vessel uninjurcd.
ScHR HKNRY CLARK Smith, from Boston for st Pierre
put into Halifax with fOresail and lib
boom and split mansail having experienced strong gale
from the tho 26h. On the Sd inst she taken
TO the marine railway leaking 11s inches per hour
ALEXANDRIA, Feb 3-The schr Foaming Sea- which left
here Saturday for Richmond, is reported ashore
Fort Washington An unknown schooner is also reported
a.hore in Nanjemoy Reach.
BOSTON, Feb A despatch from st Thomas dated Saur-
day. Feb and supposed to from Captain Allen OF
tho scr John Proctor from Boston via Vineyard Haven
Dec 81, for Baltimore, has been received lere saying,
"Olicers all lost"
BALTIMORE. Feb 3-The iccboat Maryland reports at
drifting with wind and tide ii Is
able ice will DO in the river by night Vessels sail
in out without difficulty.
JACKSONVILLE Feb THE schr Equator which cleared
this port day since for NASSAU with lumber
ashore tho north bar yesterday while
ing to to sea- and was still aground at last accounts
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THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

At a stated meeting OF the New York Historical so'
ciety last evening" Rev b. f. De Costa read very in
teresting paper the Lenox globe in its relation
to the history of American discovery. This globe,
Mr. DE Costa sad the oldest of what are called the
post Columbian globes. those made after the dis
covery OF America by Columbus in 1872. It was
found TWENTY-FIVE years ago i'll Paris by Mr. Richard
NJ. Hunt, and by him brought to New York and held
by him till the completion of the Lenox library.
This globe the learned gentleman claimed. proves
that there was a great deal more known about the
geography of the earth in the sixteenth century than
is generally allowed. this globe is even
marked out certain African lakes since made famous
by the discoveries of Stanley and Livingston. Mr.
De Costa went into an elaborate dissertation
on the discoveries of Marco Polo and other
bold nayigators of his time, and also
criticised acuely their mistakes IN regard to geog
raphy. This Lenox globe. by whomever made-and
he claimed that it made early as 15llr-upset
many of the theories of Marco Polo and other ancient
geographers and navieators. Mr.. De Costas paper
was listened to with marked attention. and was or
dcred be placed file among the archives OF the
So,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsprswArL. Jan ls-sailed, bark Clara McGiiyery
Walnut, Cuba United States sehr iIarse'on Hick
B4EaADas s-Arrives previously sehr Fslsqn Bent
Janeiro and sailed IL for TmanIloss 18th Geo Oulton
tHrl, Hamilton Bombay I4th stoweli Brown tBr). wsd
Sailed Dec 20 bark. chisayo Gon Boe orsgGn ni Ian Ian
spce itS ship Daansiess Chester iquiaas; 18th bark
port Jan is ship Belle Morse Hutchins and George
p,i ,GsryiowS, Sic, Jan e-Arrved, schr Emma smaey.
Hs4ss :A Ea, 1 @ .s
phreS gId",ad9 Brown; Vaughan (so, Porter Nuns
ss,s'1s s.mSss nsssi's VIM Dous.. sSs'%
ds os %s%p ina S
..s. s &
sssi ss%sr Santiago
HALIFAX. Feb Arrived. steamer Nova scotian Csr,.
Archer Baltimore for Liverpool; Aihambra (Br) Nc.
Sailsds4th steamer Sandman Csr) Dutton from Liver
fauauF Dec a-saIed, bark EIin. tsD, New York; esd
port Dec ST. bark Triton Ger the United States.
sP ss s @ MsGS Anglo Masters,
ss;s T FsP! s. An
Des,sr Mystic Belle Davis Rosa onSeSr r campSsil
iaes. I1eGas Merfiman ' for n"-. '' ""a
PTsAGuA Dee 3n bark lorfnda bersteii, berstot
FOR the United Kingdom or Continent
RIO GRANDH, Dec 3l-In port scbr Walter l. Pummer
Plummor for Pernrmbuco.
Sr Jonxs NF Feb ., AM-Saicd steamer Cassini Br),
Rains from T.iyrrpooD Now York
New York Emma Br Leonard, do carnne OBJ. Tarc do
tall not aa before reported,.
Cleared lst schr Charles Sears, Turner MatanSns
TAHITI. about Dec 3-Sacd bark Scavcr. Melonder
Flint Island and San Francisco.
VALPARAISO Dec 27In port bark Pearls, Ryder to load
wool nj Valparaiso s nitrate at Iququo ut 32s
I'D per ton for BOSTON, Grace Deerng Davis, unc Hosea
Rich. Mcnxics. do
v'cToaIA, Jan a7-Arrved. bark Marnon Jordan, San
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A STATE OFFICER ARRESTED.

MALICIOUS OPPRESSION, PARTIAIIrY AND FRAUD
CHARGED AGAINST AN OIL INSPECTOR
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 4, 1879.
A good deal Of excitement prevailed here to-day in
political and official circles in consequence Of the
arrest late last night by detectives of Harrison Alta
way, State Coal Oil Inspector, just he was
boarding railroad train to leave the city. The
affair was quite mysterioualy conducted. No
warrant was served Attaway. the de-
tectivcs saying they received their orders
from the foreman Of the Grand Jury. The arrest
has been deemed very arbitrary proceeding. To-
day Attaway was brought before Judge Laughlin. Of
the Criminal Court, on bench warrant and placed
under 81 900 bonds to answer Indictment Clifford
Able, chief clerk. and deputy Of Attaway.
was also arrested to-day bench
warrant and put under bonds for will
fully refusing to produce the books OF
the Coal Oil Inspectors office before the Grand
Jury No indictment has yet been presented against
Attavay. but there seems to be no doubt that one
will be returned in day two and that the charge
referring TO malicious oppression, partiality in
office and fraud In this case alleged fraud
will be the principal charge, based upon testimony
which is sd to have been given before the Grand Jury
by wholesale petroleum oil dealers that for long time
past the oil sold by them to retailers in the city and
country fallen short of the official gauge from
two to four gallons per barrel
It is also expected that Indictment OF a similar
nature will be found against Deputy Able.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
SIX MEN IN JAIL CHARGED WITH KILLING AN
OLD MAN TO OBTAIN INSURANCE MONEY.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERAI.D]

SIX MEN IN JAZZ. CHARGED WITH KILLING AN
OLD MAN TO OBTAIN INSURANCE MONEY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
READING. Pa. Feb 4. 1879.
This afternoon the community of Lebanon. Pa.
was startled when the announcement was made that
Charles Truth, Israel Brandt Frank Stecher Henry
Weiss. Josiah Hummel and George Zechman were
committed 10 Jail on the charge of having murdered
Joseph Raber aged man, fifteen miles from Leba-
non. last December. The body Of the man was found
lying in a small creek. his residence. and at first
it was supposed that he had dropped from q
plank while crossing from an attack of
vertigo, and had been drowned Nothing
wrong suspected at first, but when it was learned
that strange parties held policies of insurance on the
old mans life to the amount of SIS 600. the manner
OF the death more closely investigated.
The deceased had no relatives, and when
the body picked up, it alleged that efforts
were made to resuscitate him. The coroner was
even compelled to hold the inquest in barn. the
body was not allowed to be brought into any neigh
boring house.
The information charging the accused with the
murder to by Joseph f. Peters. of West
Hanover township before Squire Peck: Peters testi.
fed that he several of the accused strike the old
over the head with blunt instrument and then
throw the body into the creek convey the impression
that he had fallen in and drowned. Peters swears
that the he did not make the information
earlier was because his faherinlaw Charles
Truth. one Of the parties concerned in
the murder. His conscience, however. trou-
bled him. and at last he gave way
and told the terrible story. The warrant
placed in charge Of four officers who visited tho
scene of tho murder and made the arrests. Peters
a soldier in the regular army and had just re-
turned home The scene of the murder is in lonely
portion of the county the Blue Mountains. All
of the prisoners. excepting Truth and Zechman. have
policies on the old mans life. 1t is believed
thatthere was conspiracy among all the accused to
get the old out OF the way to secure tho money.
THE PRISONERS.
Truth is fifty years of age, Brandt forty-ve Stech
ler twenty-one, Weiss thirty-fve, Hummel thirty
and Zechman thirty-fve. They tolerably we'll
connected. and were committed for hearing on Sat
urday next, at Lebanon, at ten O'Clock.
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perform acrobatic feats than the usual climb
ing of pole. The tamborine dancers Looked very
well. They were sent by schall \ Co. There is one
piece representing the surprise OF picnic party by
great sea devil. A general stampede is commene-
ing, but one, unfortunate enough to wear seelpen
coat caught by the shs sucker and is being grad
ually drawn toward the water.
very amusing piece is that representing Sir
Joseph Porter, r. G. b.. First Lord OF the Admiralty
with his legs wide apart, and an immense frog Is
just about to jump for him, while he has his fork
ready to impale the reptile in order to borrow MS
presence that his hunger might depart
THE MYSTERY OF COOKING.
To give q correct idea OF the extraordinary manp-
ulation which the elements of some OF the dishes
had to undergo in order TO be with honor the new
name given to them by their organizer would neces
sitate frequent reference to "Fowne's Chemistry
by the reader. Indeed, Lockyer himself wonld lose
confidence n his theory of the ultra gaseous com
position of matter did he attempt to reduce those
remarkable combinations to their element. Whlle
watching the building of of the large orna-
mental pieces yesterday afternoon my ear caught
the sound of voice that rose distinctly above the
Babesh din. looked. and there saw gannt Hi
attitude opposite large basin in which he was
mixing the ingredients OF certain delicate
and palatable little forms Of pastry Nov;
to friend at his elbow. His companion turned
pale. and sezing half squeezed lemon. hit him
under the ear and then went ont to get fresh ar
Let us glance the bill of fare and note the
variety of curious feats Of eastronomicai
art. There's "Les Bobines de Jablochkof =
which is very pleasant to look at, ana .ha
stomach if partaken Of and the pains de volatile
truffes la Talcyrand" which, by the way. have no
connection whatever with those prepared for the un
just in the world to come; but car not say what
relation they may bear to the day after the supper
The second part OF the dancing programme appro-
prately commenced with quadrille, ia Grande
Duchcsse," and ended with another, IL Infernale." :"
Everybody knows how the "wind up, as the venera
Bile Bill Tovey calls it, is generally the most spirited
part of the performance. Last night it was undouot-
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BURNED TO DEATH.

The occupants of the rear tenement house No. 412
East Twelfth street startled last night by hear
ing peculiar noise in the apartments rented by
Michael O'Ncll. in the back part of the first floor
of the building immediately after smoke was dis
covered issuing from the rooms. John Reilly, who
happened to be passing through the hallway. broke
open the door and found Mrs. Ellen O'Neil
lying near the stove with her clothing fire.
He procured pail. filled it with water, and threw
its contents the unfortunate woman. An am
buance was sent for but when Dr. Ger
thals, of Bellevue Hospital. answered the sum-
mons Mrs. O'Neil was found to be dead.
Some time after the accident took place ONeil was
found asleep in one of the inner rooms. When ap-
prised of his wifes death he became frantic, and
he was somewhat under the influence Of liquor
Officer Leonard OF the Seventeenth precinct arrested
him on a charge of intoxication. His daughter says
that but few minutes before the accident she left
Her father was sound asleep in bed in all adjoining
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SUICIDE BY HANGING.

An inquest was held by Coroner Simms yesterday
afternoon on the body of James S. Ross, who com.
mtted suicide by hanging himself ut his residence.
No. 4s3 willoughby avenue. Brooklyn. It appeared
on the inquest that the deceased who forty eight
years age for several years engaged in the dry
goods business but failed several months ago. Since
then he had become melancholy and Respondent be-
cause Of his inability to contribute to the support of
his family When he returned to hts house on Mon
day night he appeared to be under the influence Of
liquor, and remained seated in the kitchen until a
quarter past twelve O'Clock, when he went up to his
bedroom. He did not remain there long. He got
ND and went down stairs to the dining room. His
wife, becoming uneasy at his prolonged absence,
went in search of him and found him hanging by
the neck from n rope. the end Of which he had
fastened the top of the door. With the assist
ance of her Mrs Ross lowered the body of her
husband, who was lifcess when she discovered him.
The Coroner's jury found that deceased committed
suicide while suffering from temporary alteration Of
mind.
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 4, 1879
ARRIVALS.
nEpoRTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wIIITFsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wurTFsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Mas Dutch Taat Rotterdam Jan 1s apd
Had nnc weather Banks: thence strong west.
erly gales, with heavy head Jan 26 lat 40 - lon
I'D TO- passed National limo steamer bound III Hnh lat
~ Ion $40 Rod Star line steamer. bound III Feb =,
lat ~ 51 Ion c 81 steamer Britannia r) from New York
for Liverpool. -
steamer Crcacent City Porter AspnwalI Jan c6, with
mdsc passengers the Pacific Mall Steamship Co.
Steamer Surbiton tBr). Abbott. Havana days, with
sugar o ordcr vessel to Fnnch. Edyc Co.
Steamer Western Texas. IIinos Fctnandina Brunswick
and Port Royal with mdse aud passengers to ii Meory
Go.
Steamer CITY Of Macon Kcmpton, Savannah Feb with
mdse and passengers To- tico Yongc.
Steamer Champion Lockwood, Charleston days with
mdsc and passengers to W unintard Go.
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence lchmond, City Point and
Norfolk with n,dsc 81 the Old Dominion steamship Co
lark John Iiasbrvuck, Cobb. Narcotics ., days with
mdsc James Henry vessel 90 master Passed Gibraltar
Dee ~; days ot Hattcrns with and NV winds.
Bark Guchcn tn. Bouton Blboa via sannndcr % days
with iron 10 order vessel to Boyd Hincken Had heavy
and NJ gales the cntiro passage: lost and ep snis
Bark Josie Mildred CHM, Matansss 10 days, with sugar
to order; vessel TO James Ward 90. 49,
Brig sara, bergen. Harding Rio tirandc ~ days with
hides aud hair order; vessel TO Jonas Smith n Go.
Crossed the Equator Jan II, in Ion % NJ w had fnc
Brig Excelsior Br Mayor. Caicos II, 10 days, with
gmano order: vessel To- Jones Loug Jan 10 lat -
lon TO- experienced severe gale from NV lasting ~
hours 2st lat ~ Ion IA spoke brig Ccta lBr Petersen
from New York for Belize, Hon. with bulwarks gone.
Schr Florence LILLIAN Smith, Jacksonville days. with
lumber 70 Drew Bucki vessel to Warren Roy.