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The New York herald., 1879-11-30
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AscoNA Nov o5-Arrived bark Ganger Rolf (Nor), An
dreasen, Philadelphia.
BRISTOL, Nov 2s-sailed, bark Lauget NoD Petersen.
New York.
BoRpxAux Nov 26-Arrved, barks woye (Nor), Ander-
sen New York 9th Independents QtaD. Rao Philadel-
phis brig Conaance tr Janvier, Now York; 2sth bark
Longelow (Br Scarboro, Baltimore 29th, steamer YARN
(Br. Clarke, do
Sailed 27th ship Marcia Greeneaf Bunkcs. Baltimore
CARDIFF Nov 2y-Arrved, steamer Rheola Br. Horor.
New York.
GLOUCESTER, Nov 2s-sailed, bark Frances Br. Hill.
Now York.
HULL Nov 2s-Arrived steamers Riato (Br>, Bond, New
York; Ganos (Br,, Pashby Norfolk.
HAvRR Nov 20-Arrived, steamer Circassia (Br, Cal-
vert, Now York
Sailed 2oth steamer wieand tGer. Hebich from Ham.
burg) New York.
HoNG KONG. Nov 2e-Arrived, ship Yorktown, Murphy,
Cardiff.
IPSWICH, Nov 2s-sailed. bark crono Aus) sssrk New
York
LIVERPOOL Nov 2s-Arrived, bsrks Tikoms (Br, An
drews. Savannah; Rosetta Mcneil, Brown. Guaymas;
2sth steamer Devonshire (Br McGschen. Norfolk. Va.
LONDON. Nov 2s-Sailed, bark Johann Hansen Nof).
Andersen New York.
LISBON Nov 23-Arrved, brig Livingstone (Nor svend.
SEN New York.
PxSARrH ROADS, Nov 29-Arrived. bark vincsnso Gala
tolo QtaD Mazzells. New York.
QUEENsrowS. Nov 29-Arrived, steamer Wisconsin (Br,
Owen. New York for Liverpool (and proceeded).
urom Liverpool). New York.
RouRN, Nov 27-Sxled, bark Luxor (Br De Long. New
York.
ROCHELLE Nov 2e-sailcd, bark Southern Belle tBr).
Sanders Baltimore
RorrxRDAx. Nov 2s-Sailed, steamer Mas (Dutch).
Taat, New York
srARr PoiNr. Nov 27-OR bark Gitans Nor Osmund-
sen from Baltimore for Havre
ST NAzAIRE Nov 26-Arrved, bark Wyre (Br). McWill@
lam. Baltimore
Sailed 2eth Jennie Parker tBr, vesle Baltimore
SINGAPORE. Nov 2S-Arrived bark Commerzienrsth Rod
bertus (Ger), Scharmberg New York
SYDNEY. NSw, to Nov 2s-Arrved, bark, Dirigo, Sta
pies, New York.
VENICE Nov 2s-Arrved, bark slrrah Sor) olssn Phil
adephia.
wnrrKHAvKS, Nov 2s-sailod, bark Inga Nor,. Olsen,
Philsdelphs.
sailed Hamburg tho Goth inst for Philadelphia
hasput into Hsrwch very leskv. having boon ashore.
Bark Longfellow (B Scsrboro. from Baltimore Oct H.
which arrived at Bordeaux the 2sth inst landed
the the bark Shooting Star tBr Loudon, from
Baltimore Oct II for Queenstown, which abandoned
on the 2sth Of Oct in q sinking condition.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
FALMOUTH Nov 90 Wind NE. light: fne
HoLYHKAD Nov 29-wind NNE. fresh: barometer 3007.
LIVERPOOL Nov 29-wind NE, light; fine.
LIZARD Nov 29-wind NE, frcsh; fine.
ScILLY Nov 29-wnd ENE. strong; clear barometer 81
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
THE AFFAIRS OF THE UTES.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 90, 1879.
Special dispatches to the Denver Tribune repre-
sent that indignation is felt toward Stanley,
the agent at Los Pinos. the part
of the members of the commission.
because of the part which he has taken. 1t seems
that the Commissioners had previously requested
for good reason. Secretary Schurz to issue
an order to Stanley to have nothing to
do in the way of negotiations with the
Indians but contrary to instructions he received
the money (S31) taken from Mrs. Meeker.
The Commissioners object on the ground
that the hostiles consider this bribe,
and that it has been accepted such
and will serve to procure terms of reconciliation.
The Commission has been offered bribes of ponies
and money OF ten times the value of the gift to STAN
ley but declined to accept, OF Bad feeling
has existed for ten days moro against Stanley.
and the members of the commission have for that
time refused to speak to him. correspondent at
Los Pnos that he feels disappointed that he
was not appointed to do the work done by
Adams. Hence he has taken steps to throw
stumbling stones in the way of the Com mission.
The feeling prevails in Colorado that he is both in
competent and unfair, and should be removed. It
is believed that Adams has made q request for his
removal The Commission Is making no progress
vh
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
CLEARED.

Steamer State Of Alabama Br), Ritchie Glasgow-Aus
steamer Mosel Ger. Neynaber, Bremen via southamp
steamer silesia (Ger). Ludwig. Hamburg-Kunhardt &
Steamer Eclipse CBD. Holman. Antwerp-Peter Wright
steamer Thingvala dam. Molsen, Copenhsg hsgen-Funch
steamer Hermod DAM, Havre-Funch Edge Co.
Steamer Sarah Ann (Br Kennedy Naples or Castella-
mSre-John g G seager. % N
Steamer City OF Merida. Raltig. Havana and Mexican
Steamer Santiago de Cuba Foote. Hsvana-wm Clyde
Steamer Colorado Bogcr. Galveston via Key west-c
Lone Star, Quick. New orleans-Bogert Nor
Steamer Hudson. Freeman New Orleans-Clark 4 Sos
City Of San Anto9G Mines Fsrnsndna vi.
Steamer Gate CITY. DagSett savannaSH4seorSe Yonre.
Steamer City Of Savannah. Mallory Savsnnsh-George
Steamer Kon tGcr Junsst, Tybee for orders-osrichs
steamer Charleston. Berry. charloston-J W Quntard
steamer Regulator Doane. Wilmington. Nc-wm
steamer Old Dominion Walker Norfolk City Point and
steamer knight Chichester, Georgetown. DC, via
steamer Ss.sraIs Esynoiss: sslRG,16J Krsm'
Ship Paul Revere Mullen. Yokohsma-vernon Brown
ship sachem Read, AMER for orders-Benh.m. Boyesen.
Ship Natonsi Eagle Rose. Liverpool-nermann Koop
Ship riverside. Rich London-Benhsm. Boyesen, Pick
Ship Constantine, Goss. London-Grinneli, Mntum 4
Ship Loretto Fish. HOdgemsn, London-snow Bur-
Ship Maria Anna Ger, Lsnge Bremen-Hermsnn KOop
Bark Quicksep Blanchard, AMER for orders-vernon
Bark orvar Odd Nor,. Levardsen, Lverpool-Funch,
Bark nsrica (Ger,. Kausch. LvOrpool--Hsrmann
Bark john Geddie lBr,. Jackson London-C Bertsux.
Bark L Routh. Young. Bristol, E-Thomss Dunhsm's,
BARK Loochoo usr), johnson. Maryport, E-Bcnham,
bark Ruta ItaD, Mirsbile. Cork for orders-Attiio
BARK Industre ts schianino Cork for orders-sloco-
Bark Urbano dtaD. Olivari. Cork orders-Bcnham,
bark San Pietro dtsD. semidol. Cork, Falmouth or
Plymouth for orders-Austin Baldwin 4 Go;
Plymouth FOR orders-John G seagor
Bark Hans Nielsen Hauge (Nor Hoyer Bremen-C
Bark Athena tGer, schwarting Bremen-Theo Ruger.
Bark Charles Totie tSwe) Dannobergs sHamburg-Funch
Bark Freeman Dennis Br) Ellis, Hamburg-Boyd 4
Bark Prudhoe CNor), Hetberg. g.Amstordam-Funch Edge
Bark Kosmopliet III Dutch. Alberts, Antwerp-scam
Bark Daphne CSor,. Christensen. Trieste-c Tobias
Bark Martno Cilento tItaD. Ciiento Trieste-Lauro
Bark Blue Bird OBr) Mchener. Bayonne-C W Bertaux
Bark Ingof Nor). Lundgren, CetteFunch, Edye Go.
Brig Manson, Gardiner. Bermuda-Darrell Co
Brig Marshall (Br) Mann Charlottetown. PEI-Per-
schr Lizzie Dewey. Peter.. Cadin--Mller Houghton.
Schr Adde Doane, Nickerson, st Johns Antigus)-
schr Jeddo CBr), Gould. st John. NB-A T Heney.
Schr Champion (Br) Granville. st John. MA ency.
Schr dc Moiy Gray. Brewster. Georgetown, SC-Evsns,
schr Maxon Rogers. Daniels. Richmond. va-James A
schr blackstone Kelly Dighton, Mass. Bristol RI
schr Mary Allen. Allen Guilford Ct-Charies H Low.
sehr Entire. Kinnssr. Ney Hayen-J Roberts
Schr b buckley, Buckley, StamrSrd-H Doyle
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, Nov 2i-sailed. bark Coloma, Hall, Hong
ALEXANDRIA,. Nov 2s--sailed. steamer John Gibson.
New York schrs Estella Day Providence Electra Bailey
Passed down-schr NJ A Achorn, Georgetown, DC. for
..APPoNAUG. Nov 2e-saed schr Elizabeth NJ Bueher,
Msos ,srN rs!l"Ssph,s Say s,..mors Nn,o, mr.,
Iasker Lverpoo; Nersas; Hallc,, New York. schrs
Raymond Kelley Quaker CITY sNeiIiy: Belle Hardy.
PhiIadelphia; ! Lewis. crowoii; p Williams, Jr
as ns as of % and wAs rsam ADAMS
IIosoken, sk%%sr Tnra'hs, sia A%Icy p Eph5sim
so" do Enterprise Robinson New York: Veto Stevens
sass ns
frey ph,lSdSpnI"; sherman aiey Perth A%SSy
soT" Bnsas ns %ss
s,r y, r Lv%STD00
Daisoy Kelley. Baltmoc Julia Pratt. Thacher. New
sailcd-stcamers Decatur II Miller. Howes. Baltmoro
Roman 0r:wS rhRsasPas Gineus Besrss Ne%
BALTIMORE. Nov 2s-Arrived. steamer Defiance
Jones, Newborn. NC; schr John X shaw Bennctt, New
Cieared-schrs crissic Wright Clark Somerset. Mass
shaw. Potter, l'ostcn Morrison, Smith do
Mary stowe, Anderson Norwich; sunbeam, Sanders.
ssed-steamer Leipzig Ger, Bremen; bark Mimic
2ofh--Arrived. steamers Blacksto Taylor Boston
Chance Now Yors; bark. xnselsa t,sD. solonso Car
dI AMERICAN Easlo, MsMaloa ssyanIsh;
sr"sssa no"ps Preydonso Dss"co Janos Ss%:
bern. NJ; parks Udjus Brcmon. Columbus
tGer Dewos Rotterdam Victor tNorj Nagncsen Queens
town; Won Motkc der. McCnliy bordeaux; brig Agnes
Burton, knight, Savannah schr Kate Newman Ncwman,
bermuda.
BRUNSWICK, Ga, Nov 26-Cleared sehr Three sisters,
GRAY, Philadelphia
BATH. XSy 81 sailed, sshrs RACHEL Jane, c..nm,Sn.
latchins Rival Fletcher aud Bcnjamin Reed Rood. do
2ith-Arrived, schr l. * ID Fisk. Baker, South Amboy
Sacd-Brig Mary q Comery, Terry, Philadelphia :,
BRISTOL Nov 27-Arrived schr Helen Mar. Crowc'',
GeorgotOwn DC. H..
CHARLESTON, Nov 90 Arrived steamer Moro Castle,
Reed New York barks Joshua Lorng, Cook. Livsrpoo'
Titania (Norl, u Jon.
York Virginia, smith. Philadelphia yuana tSph Gasta-
naga barccona barks Adcnnte tSp Ferfan barce'o""'
SKIOLD Nor. Tonncsen, Trieste. -,
sacd-Steanler Dottoroi Br) toro. New Orleans; brig
Joven Marie lSpl. Colonc. barcelona -. - -,
CALAIS Me, Nov 2Arrivcd scir Carrie New OF \;
saed-Schrs Fannie Pike. Now York; + rike oo'
g Gates Mutt Haven
..CAsTfNE, Nov 2e-sailed, schr Henry whitney, snow
New YORK. .,o,,
.DIGir0N, Nov 2e-Arrived. schr VIM II Bowen, ,MeDaid
Bsiow-~sohr Mary rarr from PhilsdolphiA
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 20, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.


wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Celtic tBr) Gleadell, Liverpool Nov 30 and
Queenstown 2lst with mdse and passengers to cors
mdse and passengers to Geo Bailey Had fine weather
Sas @s nssn 81 SB S
Delaware Breskwater; same date, Belgian steamer.
'pssS Steamer Gen werasr Ger chr..o le
MsaH e Sssna %s rss =
oSa coone,a & kotl%son Trieste % Brn
penia sth and Gibraltar 10Th. with Phelps
Had %sr ns wsSsss %sssrn .As 1saa ns and Jack
sonve % ana Port Royal 18th, with mdso aud pas
Steamer Geo cyde @inne Charleston Sc 2eth
Steamer Ricbmond, stevens. West Point Wa. with mdsc
to sns old po%npn ses%ssp Co. wo po wit. mso 70
the old Dominion Steamship . Co ami. s,n
ASs G s ays ssS s & s
g. Ion 20 30 had light trades; wS,4 days SOf Capo
had wNw gale was hove TO for 40 hours m lost
lower cPs and ssp @ sy s 70 sr rs %
Bark il TSorndie tof Boston,. Richardsen. sinss;
SSs Brown a%S @ sS %aer Sept Cape Hope
aud crossed the Equator Nov In lon 40 30 WI had fine
BARK profca dtap. Bonifnnio Liverpool days
Bars Annie Burr Br. Morrill, Belfast Oct "a IN bal.
last. to Boyd iineken Anchored at Sandy Hook for
Bark Annie Marshall Cof Digoy Ns). Lewis, Antwerp
Co Nov %. 2g miles SIC OF the Highlands spoke brig
York
bark waaand Nor Erickson. Honnour 30 days, in bal
last. to Funch. Edye X Co.
Bark Giulietta dtai). Gaszoi Rodosto 30 days. with
canary seed to order: vessel to master.
Bark of Plymouth. ~. Keen. Rio Grande do sui
20 days, with hides to order; vessel to q Buey Crossed
the Equator Oct i3 in Ion 81 Had fine weather TO Now.
a lon ay a rhen oSs s S at G
denly shifting TO INV, barometer falling from
2sBO In three hours. wind st blowing with hurricane
force. with tremendous throwing her
ends, whore lay for hours filling cabin with
water and damaging cargo In the hold.
Bark Florri Hubert Lawrence Perth Amboy. with
coal to James w Elwell n Co.
Brig wcstmoreland tof 81 John, NIB Packham JacmeI
- and Nassau Nov H. with logwood TO kunhsrdt A
Go; vessel TO Neyius SON Oct 80 Simon Fargeant
IL old OF Aucat Ms died OF fever John Hall aged
% years of Lunenberg. died OF fever; Nov William
Hart Of of y, dney CB died put
into for assistance and qurrantined IL
Brig Gem (of New Haven't Pierce, Barbados 10 days.
with suQar and molasscs to ID Trowbrdgc Go.
Brig Sparkling Water, Hichborn, Old Harbor, ia, i3
days. with iogwood &c to A solomon n Go; vessel
Carver Barnes Had strong winds aud bad weather
the en- tire massage: was8 days OF Haterus.
Brig Three Cheers (of Halifax, NSJ Mcdonnell Dry
Harbor Ja Nov with ogwood &c, to II Henry vessel
to JOhn Gamble. - -. -
schr Anger Cof Port Jererson), Jordan, Bahia 81
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK MErsoLA (sus) at Philsdelphia from London
sS I as w aud fore ire
2Oth inst. la lat "a 20. Ion ~ To-
Bars m ga r Eo'tsn 2sth from soSm
gale from Sc to NV veerng to s. lasting 4s hours. in
lower mantopsail yard and split lower foretopsail.
BARK EVE RErD which arrived at Caao from Rangoon
had six feet Of water in her hold on the
sage The cargo sold By aae9n d Tor sseGnns Of the
BARK GnAsxERE tsr. Thompson at Philadelphia from
ycerng SOUTH lasting four hours succeeded by
severe than the first which thrown on her
beam ends lost and split sails. &c.
30 reports Nov 20 IS oe heavy gales from
vecring to s. then NV split lower topsais
BRIG BANS Iron % q, Nov
other sails.
scuR SAMUEL DoLLax from Halifax for st Pierre Mig
has gone ashore AZ Dog Island. and will be wreck.
scna ExMs DAY Derry Messport Tor New igrk ss os-
was hauled of AT high water pm I6tn without damage by
the US revenue steamer Samuel Dexter
Sem JULIA = recently into Tenants arbor Nc.
in disabled condition, and afterwad licl,ed was sold
states Marshal to settle salvage Vessel (which was ~
tons tom a. ana msas new ia W sr sas NJ II pspnarJ was
the purchaser of both.
scnn wxyuosssr at Boston 10Th from baltimore reports
Nov ii that when northwest 60 from Aserteae
terrific gale from the west which started tho
had feet Of water in the hold and the tho
constantly for days shipped men at Dennis to
assist the The vessel leaks slightly now
scuR ENcH aNrRKss. Phillips from New York at Savan
nah Nov 20 reports 22d 10 miles OF Hatcras
named william smith, aged ~ years. native OF Prussia.
fell overheard aud was drowned.
scuR BETTY McDoRmAN (of Crisfe Wallace. ashore
2sth ON Point Lookout and needed assistance TO get OH
WRECKED SCHOONER scen by the steamer sardin-
ian Halifax Nov -; name, excepting P Boston, oh
liberated.
HALrAx Ms Nov 2s--Proceedngs have been entered IN
the Admiralty Court against the steamer City Of Richmond
(l3r). for salvage.
Nrw LoSpoS, Nov 2s-The schr wmarth lies disabled
bv one of the river steamers Thursday night Capt scott
went 10 her In the tug Alert In going
lost her rudder stern post aud shoe
She will be repaired aud ready for action Saturday
ovpsrc Nov 2g-wm Evans mate OF the bark Lydia
(rl which ashore Mancougan shoals has arrived
up from Matane. aud reports that ut on the 10Th
durinu storm, the Lydia went ashore,
She was eo NO about a tack for the south shore when
took the ground IL being the top OF high water Her
rudder of aud the tide left her decks amid
ships forced which would lead 20 the supp oston
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
THE COURTS.
HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED.

Antonio Priesco. charged before United States
Commissioner Shields with opening and OBTAINING n
registered letter addressed Sgnor Marietta Zenore
was brought up for further examination yesterday.
Ashley W. Cole appeared for the defence and Assist
ant District Attorney wetherbee for the prosecution.
Viucenzo Martiro. who, with Priesco keeps barber
shop in the New Bowery testified that etter carrier
came the place and said he had letter for him ;
told him where to sign for it. and away without
looking at the address, He away the end of the
envelope and a customer coming in at that moment,
he laid the letter down on the case. Priesco came
in moment later, and taking it up said that it was
not addressed to him. but to a lady residing in
Brooklyn and he took possession of IL to forward
her. This statement was corroborated by the ac-
cused and at the conclusion of the testmo ony Com
missioner Shields at once ordered his discharge.
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The examination of James Boyd, Jr., alias 'Jim'
Brown, accused of selling large quantity Of
terfeit silver coin to officer of the Secret Service
Department. was continued yesterday before United
States Commissioner Deuel. Officer Foster was
examined further by General Foster. and went into
detail to the of gaining the confidence OF
tho operators and securing the sample and subse-
quent quantity of coin which handed to officer
bauer The examination will be continued next
Thursday.
John smith, who kept a saloon at No. 10 Oliver
street, was tried and convicted in the Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions in March last of murder in the second
degree, having killed sailor named Henry Maddt n
by shooting him in the neck with n gun. lie was
sentenced to be imprisoned for life. The case was
taken appeal to the General Tern OF the Supreme
Court where the judgment of this Court below was
reversed smith was yesterday admitted to bail. the
sum being fixed at s., 900.
The New York herald., 1879-11-30

top of a large bowder piece of wreck
The vessel Is the inner bank about mile and three
from the shore low and lies with her
head the northeast The captsin and landed
with the exception of the and steward who remained
board provisions &c but when they attempted
land ice heavy off the shore that they were
compelled make for the south Shore landed in
small bay three miles west OF Matane The vessel
will break before spring.
Beona from Montreal for Liverpool. the last
seagong vessel this left this morning There is
deal In the river but thought the
vessel will be able TO get through
sISGAponK Nov i5Steamer Braemar Castle CBr,. from
Annoy York before reported took fire in and
the fire until the damaged
by and Vessel believed TO be very little dam
aged.
wRrcK-Capt Graham. of brig Chattanooga, at Balti
more East Harbor IT. reports Sept 26 lat 80 % n
lon 63 so W. passed wreck with bow waer had
parenty been in that positon but short time she was
coppered and appeared to be Italian of about 900 TONS
could discover name: she standing completely
end, with keel perpendicular
LAurcHEp-At Philadelphia Nov 20. from the yard OF
Kappea, 100 for Mr.. I Lloyd
Haigh. The machinery built by Nesfee Levy, OF
Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1879-11-30

in @ ns s ss.s g
with cocoanuts 10 VIM Dougiass vessel to Weinberg
schr I Rosa EppSser Bays Cedar Keys - days with
aSsr & t. i.Ae acS asp@ss GoS sssnsS with
iu%5sr is"s TO s"a,bsrd CO. vessel % Loud Co
lumber fIso 70 ouha Co to Av"S Msdss
sehr Harbesou Hickman. Robinson Baltimore for New
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Eleanora. Bragg. Portland for New York. with
steamer Neptune, Berry Boston for New York. with
a%S Davis p River for New
York with mdse to to shs Old Colony Steamship Co.
sehr Forest Home, Smith, Bangor New York. with
ser Frank Herbert, Philbrook, Bangor for New York.
Jane Perry Bangor for Now York. with lumber to
schr Paragon. shute, Bangor for New York
sehr Sarah Eaton Dix Calais for New York with lum'
sehr Mary Oliver. secor wiscassett. Ne. for New
schr Helen. sawyer Boston for New York.
schr Hannah shubert, King. vinal Haven for New
sehr Sea Flower. Haskell. Wexford for New York
schr Hannah Biaekman. Walters. Providence for Now
sehr Es,e Foster; Bunker; Providonse for New York
sehr Fannie Warner Brockway Portland, Ct for New
York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Electra New York for Providence
Bark Bark Esnors . L0s1S1srS New York s for pansirk W.
% Ssx YORK Sr sss:s
Schr Helen Thompson. Bishop New York for Boston.
schr Abbie Bursiey. Bnrsley, New York tor Boston.
Schr Ann Elizabeth Kelly New York for New Bedford.
schr Annie RUSSELL Strickland, New York for Port
land, CT
Schr Delta (3rl Brewster. Hoboken for Monc.on NIB
Schr Nellie Clark Clark Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Hattie Page, Godfrey, Hoboken for Boston
Schr Emma Green Fox, Hoboken for Boston.
Sehr Rawley RSvwsy HSboken Sb for so%srset
port
Schr Fawn Macdonald, Ambov for Boston.
Schr Sarah Blake. Briggs, AmbOy for Taunton.
Schr Julia Crawford, Halock, Amboy for Providence.
Schr Emily Nichols Amboy for Providence.
schr Sarah A Falconer Wilson, Amboy Tor Pawtucket
Schr Peacedale Caswel Amboy tor Narragansett Pier
Schr Abby Gale, Darby. Amboy for Norwich
Schr Phil sheridan. Lindsey. Amboy tor Bridgeport
Schr Mercy Trundy Crowley Philsdelphia for Calais
Schr Merwin, Brown, Georgetown Dc for New Haven.
Sailed Hart Island roads, brig Alice Bradshaw (Br
Sanford, from New York for Exeter, Z.
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Ship City of Liverpool B, Whitford, from Liverpool
for New York, Nov &. lat l3. Ion 45.
Ship n Blanchard Blanchard. from kangoon Tor Fai-
mouth. Oct 81. of st Helena -,
Ship Chrysomene (Br), Greig, from Dundee Tor New
York, Nov TO- lat 80 5. Ion l3 30
Bark Algeria (sr) Macarthur. from Havre for Tybee
Nov 10, lat 40. Ion o.
Bark Erstatningen aNor, oqvist from Bristol for
Charleston, Nov 7, lat Al. Ion H.
Bark woye !Norl, Andersen, from New York for Bor-
deaux, Nov 4 lat II. Ion 40.
Imper0 (Br), Teller, from Philadelphia for Bor-
deaux, Nov q. lat 43. Ion 81.
Bark Sarah Hobart Crocker from Zanzibar for Boston,
Nov 2S o. Barnegat
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
ADMIRALTY DECISION.

decision was rendered yesterday by Judge Choate
In the United States District Court in the admiralty
suit of Niles Roer. master and part owner of the
Norwegian bark Plutarch against the steamship Bal
tic. The suitwas brought to recover demurrage con-
sequent upon collision at sea between the steamsh p
aud the bark on June 2, 1879. The damage to the
bark repaired at the expense of the steamship
line upon the arrival of the former this port. In
the decision given yesterday Judge Choate orders
decree TO be entered for the libelants for sixteen
days demurrage and the costs OF action amounting
IN all to about 81 200.
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
RAILWAY DEPOT BURNING.

HoRNELLsvILLx DEPOT. N. Y, Nov. 30-1 80 A. M.
The Erie Railway depot. frame building is burn
ing There is no hope Of saving it. In it is Rogers
dining saloon.
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
SAILED.

Steamers Mosel tGer for Bremen; City of Merida,
Havana Mexican ports; Santiago de Cuba, Havana
Hudson New Orleans Lone Star do City of san Anonio
ksonve &c City Of savannah Savannah Charleston
Charleston: Regulator. Wilmington, NC: Old Dominion
Richmond &c ships Rossdhu tBr Java: Pharos. London
of Greece (Br, Lverpool barks st Nicholas tBr
Rotterdam; Attivo tAus), Granville France); Oberberg
meiser Won Winter Ger, Cork Fairy Belle Br) Csrds
mas: Catalina. Charleston.
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
THE BICYCLE RACE.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov 90 1879.
six days. bicycle race was concluded tonight at
eleven O'Clock. the score standing g:-Engish-Cann.
s55 miles; Stanton, $40 miles; total 1,665 miles,
Americans-G. Harrison. S5S miles; Rutland, 800
miles; total. 1858 miles.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Spoken Nov 49, 81 27 n Ion "a 35 schr Chss Morse
Of New Bedford IL days out had taken 10 bbs
sperm. all we'll
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.

UroR sALE-sTERNwHEE STEAMBOAT. 100 FEEf
long, IL feet bes. double decked draught feet speed
10 miles Two PropclIers 6 feet draught feet speed II
miles, good order adapted for Southern freight and
sengers Also Sidewhee Steamboats, Steam Yachts Tugs
6c GEORGE II. PLYMER, 30 South st.
DOR SALE-SCHOONER, III TONS BURTHEN,
light draught we'll found; AL order will sell low fos
cash JOHN CURTIN CO.. % West St. corner OF Co
dar st.
AIANNING's YACHT AGENCY, 50 BEAVER ST. QEs.
m tablished 1S7Yachts OF all kinds for sale For DO
scrpons and prices of yachts and vessels In the market
Manning's Yasht Circular and Shipping Enquirer.
Mailed free on application.
YrTIE NAUTICAL G GAZETTE THIS WEEK Is FULL OF
very matter for stcamboatmcn, yachtsmen,
and marine poopo generally. Onicc 13 Park row.
THE OPEN 2S-FOOT JIB AND MAINsA1L YACHT
L Journoyman for sale cheap Foot Oh eoth ST. North
River.
vyrANTED-A TUG, ~ TO 10 INCH. OR SMALL
w side wheel Steamer Address, name and full psrticu-
lars, STEAMER. Herald office
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

New YORK, Nov 29-Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped thirteen
hun dredths Of q second slow to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination. 06ice.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH DECEMBER.
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