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PRODUCE
Now York.

NEw YoRK, February |. -- Cntton--
Dull at 0iG0.c. flour-Nominslly un-
changed; receipts II 40 barrels Wheat
Quiet; receipts l2o,U0 bushels; ~
jcctcd spring 1hr; ungradcd spring
IL OO, ungradcd rcd winter iWdl os !,
No. 3 du II O3t@l Wl, No. . III"
II OSlG OSl ungradcd white ~ O1td
OSI; No. white ~ Os!ml 0sl un-
graded white ~ O1@ / OSi! No. = 1T"
II OIL; No. do sales 1000 bushels
at II O9ltpl O0l extra do, sales ,an
bushrlt ut - l0ml l0I. Rye-Dull; /;
western aud state j6CdlO. BARLEY Dull !,
No. . SIX .rowcd state ole. Malt Dull
and nominal. Corn Active but lower,
receipts S1.uW bushels; ungra'lrd
i7@i7ic; No. ) ic; steamer ii!" ibtc,
No. = I1c; store Il str ~; oats l'ull
and unchanged; No. 3 white 81 Ia 32c
No. do &c; No. I do. Htc; mixed
western 3Na3llc; white western
32Im G}lc. iiay-,luIct and steady.
IIops steady aud unchanged. Coffee
Quiet and firm. Sugar Quiet and
steady; fair H. good refining 6l@6ic.
Mulassrs Dull and unchanged. Rice
Steady. Petroleum - steady, nltcd
@lWNSiC, crude hi@ni'i l'uH'i "4''
Tallow Steady at 6!c. Rosin-firm
at 42l@4'c. Turpentine-|lc Egg'
Dull; western 2siCa 2h'. Leather
Quiet and unchanged, hcmlock sole
Buenos Ayrcs and Rio Grande light,
micdle and heavy weights latn2lc.
Wool Dull No. | AMI super 21tr i0r;
pulled l8n 2Gc; uuwashcd loo ~,
Pork Dull; mess - ~ for Old; Al 10,
(aI IOl ior new. Bcci-Dull and un-
changed. Cut Meats steady; long
clear middlcs 5c; short clear jlc. LarI
Quiet; prime steam ~ "a. Butter
Quiet: 5"st. Whisky quiet at
- o.. Manufactured Copper Quiel
aud firm; ingot lake ljlc. fig Iron
Dull aud unchanged, Russia Sh"ilHs
-l0lm lOic. Nails ~ 100! ~,
clinch - 2l(a } ~.
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Cincinnati.

CIN,INNNu, February l. Hogs
Active, Iirm and higher, common
81 GiCd3 ~; butchers ~ sola3 ~ Re-
cripts | 80 head; shipments $40 head.
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Br,sf Record Of . Moody ps.a.

ALBANIA. g., February L. sam-
Hill shot John X Simmons dead in q
bAr-rU0m, last night.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, February |. .- Flour
Fairly active AMI firm. Wheat Quiet.
Western in good dectand aud iinner:
No. 2 Pennsylvania rei FL 05it'l Oji,
No. . western winter rcd, spot aud sel-
Ter February. ~ 05lc 0jl seller MaTh
~ OSLO, Osl seller April ~ 01l Corn
Quiet and steady; western mixed,
spot iic, seller February i3.c, seller
March AZ; seller April iilci seller
May An; steamer 5Dic. Oats Light
supply and market iirmi penn-yl'ania
2Sis35c, western white 3l@3i !c; be-.
mixed 2s1d.gl. llye Firm hut quicl.
IIay bull and unchanged. Provisions
Fairly active but steady. Butter
Unchanged, choice packet firm; ruIlS
quiet. Petroleum Firmly held bat
quiet; crude slasic, pfnedolr. Code
Quiet and steaIy Riocarguer u, l'ic.
Whisky pull at Il 0Si
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY:TElEGRAPH.
Money Steady at q to 3 Per Csat-GOv-
ernmsnts Steady-flOur Quiet
Wheat fm-HOgs Ae.
tive and Higher
FIN AkCE.

NEW YoRK, February l.-MoSEy-
Steadyat 2i@S per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 3@4i per cent. sight
exchange ON New York 4s7i; sterling
exchange, bankers hills quiet at isa.
GoyERNaENTs-Stead
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SEN ATE.
WASHINGTON, February lst.
Indian Transfer.

Mr.. McCreery, from the joint COM
mittce appointed To inquire iuto the eN-
pediency oi transferring the Indian
Bureau from the Interior to the War
Department, submitted report, signed
hv four members of the committee, IN
iayur oi the transfer. Ordered printed.
Woman Suffrage.
Mr. IIoar, from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, presented a
minority report in favor oi the sixteenth
amendment To- the Constitution, pro
hibitiug State DISTINGUISHING persons
on account OF sex. Ordered printed.
The report is signed by Mcssrs. h"ar,
Cameron, Wise and Mitchell.
The Amendments Resolutions.
Consideration was then resumed "i
the resolutions Of Mr. Edmunds, declar-
ing the validity ol the thirteenth, four
lrcnth and fifteenth amendments To- the
Constitution, aud MIR. Morgan continued
his argument in favor oi u substitute
presented 10y him.
MIR. Bdyard then took the floor, hut
yirllcd t. MIR Ransom iur amutiun lnr
an executive session. go,
Mr.. burnside introduced hlll
making an appropriation oi SlO,UO l"r
military roads in Idaho Referred.
The senate went into executive scs-
sion. and when the doors were re-
opcncd, adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
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WY - Bisnark like sPALDiNDs
GLus' he stacks and huLi- On forever.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtora',

Ful DisauH ~ the Threat ani Iuugs. such as
'ouzt. Iohi. Nha-IIhs toaEb, bfOn.
tiltl. A.thmH aud tuusumItl0n.
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Theatre Royal Burned.

LONDON, February THE Theatre
ROYAL, originally costing $4,000, was
destroyed by fire this morning. Motives
lost
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Cincinnatl.

ClSuxxAu, February l.-COti"n--
Qaiet aIs,l steady at a.. flouT-,laleI
and steady. wheat-tluist and sts~,iy ;
red aud white sos sec, Corn-ln good
demand AMI prio shaie higl'er at 3l !
63E. Oats steady and unchanged
at 2ICssc. Rye Quiet aij2c. Barley
-Dull: Ma. fall II Oossi a.. Pmk
>tcAdy anil hrm at - 5JgIl0m. Lard =
Dull. -ieAm ~ ~ bid, ~ 3 askei. Bulk
MeAis--Qaiet and firm; shoulders - ~
r.l.h OF buyer February short rib :, "a
cash; sales al ~ seller April; short
clear ~ -. Bacon--Quiet but firm al
Rq5M5sc. Whisky steady and IN
god demand a, Q. On Butter-Iluie,
and unchanged Lnsced OiI-~tesiy
63c.
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Justice Moncietf, in passing sentence,
said he considered the circumstance
that the prisoners had not falsified the
accounts for their own personal benefit,
but in the mistaken idea that il was for
the public good.
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ToLEDo. February 1. = Wheat
stesiy; No. white Michigan "a; ex
ira white Michigan air; amber Michigan
spot +, .ller February Sic; sclIer March
s5c; seller April site; No. red winter
sle; western amber s3ic. Corn-Duil:
So. 2 spoi &c; seiler February 33ic;
selier May Bic. oais-Dull and ncmi-
nal
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EnSland's South African War.

LoYUoN, February "a dispatch
dated Cape Town, January 18th, ,ays:
w answer having nccn received from
Cetywago, the Zulu king, up to January
llth, the British trooPs advanced into
his territory m iour columns on the
next day. They have, 81 lar encoun-
tered no resistance. Ii l. rePoTtd that
uetywagois hamperei 10y a strng peace
party at home, and it Is expected that
but feeble resistance will hc made O.
the British advance.
Sentence OF the Glasgow BAak Directors
EDINBUEGH. February The direc.
tors OF the CITY OF Glasgow Bank, Rob
cris, sumner, Strouch. Lewis AMI Pot
ter, convicted of fraud and embezzie'
ment, were sentenced to eighteen
months Imprisonment The other iye
directors. convicted Of altering false ali.
straci balance sheets, we're sentenced "a
eighteen months imprisonment The
light sentences caused some surprise.
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AfghAnAfairs.

LONDON, February "A dispatch
from Jellalabed SAYS Yakoobkhan has
written TO Major Cansgnari distinctly
declining the British demands and
eyincing determination to hold Cabul
in accordance with the orders Of his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


ADELAIDE. to Nov l-Arrved bark Fri KONG Ger
Nanch. New York.
ANTWERP, Nov l-sailed. ships Everest (Br) Churchill
New York; Troop CBr. Farnsworth, do; Lyrs (Br
Stuart New Orleans; barks Yarmouth (Br Hilton Balti
more: Annie Marshall lBr). Parker, Now York.
CnRisrrASIA to Nov l-Arrved, brig Consai Nor,
Danielscn New York.
CRooKHAvES. Nov 1-Arrved, barks Thor (Nor). Thor
vildsen. New York for Queenstown; Srian Star (BD
Goudey Baltimore for do brig Adeia tB Colthorpe New
York for Dublin
GENOA Oct 29-Saed, bark Nuova Canepa QtaD, New
York: brig Piod Aus), Tairabochia. do.
GIBRALTAR, to Nov 1-Arrived, bark Garry Buschman
(Br). Card. New York.
HAMBURG. Nov i-Arrived bark Christei eGer) zincko
Now York.
Sailed lst Cora for Baltimore.
HAvRE Oct 3I-sailed, bark Ukraine Ames. New York.
HULL, Nov 2-Saled steamer Salerno (Br). NeiA, New
York.
LIVERPOOL Nov ARRIVED, steamers Sierra (Sp) Ere
yuma. Baltimore, Hayten tBr), Watson. Galveston.
Sailed I'd. steamer Gamorgan (Br,. Buck. Boston.
LISBON Nov l-Arrved. bark Bachelors Br Eldridgs.
Philadelphia.
MARsEILLRs Nov I-Arrived. bark Abby Bacon, Hanna.
New York.
OroRro to Nov 1-Arrived barks Henry Knight Pende-
ton. Now York; Joequna Obi, Gardner do.
PLYMOUTH. Nov l-Saied, bark Isaac (AuI. vicsrich.
New York.
srErrN. Oct 2s-Arrived. bark Ragns CNor), Nelson,
New York.
Sailed 10th, bark Lorenzo (Nor) johnson. New York
WATKRFORD Oct 3I-Arrived, bark Achille Aus. Per-
c,ch. New York via Queenstown.
Sailed 3lst. bark vingstone (Nor), Bowits, New Or
leans
IoIYuEAp Nov 2-Wind NE frosh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-03
DEATH OF A GALLANT WOMAN.

Mr.. Joseph Cornell, Of No. 233 East Twenty-sixth
street, with his two sisters, called at the Morgue
yesterday morning and recognized the remains of
the woman found dead upon the cellar steps Mt No.
Cy9 First avenue, those OF their sister Caroline
Cornell, aged forty years. whom they had not seen
In several weeks. The body will be claimed this
morning and removed to their residence for burial.
Miss Cornell person OF great courage. During
the draft riots OF july 1905 while standing at the
window of parents house in Forty-third street.
near Third avenue. she saw gang OF rioters attack
a polio .man. John McCarty. who resisted their as
sauts until reached the Sidewalk IN front OF the
house. when he fell insensible. The mob were
stamping upon his body when Miss Cornell
jumped In their midst aud pushed them aside.
When she attempted to drag the man into
her house the mob took him from her
aud renewed their brutality. She again
fought for and gained possession of the unfortunate
mans body and finally succeeded in reaching the
door. The mob broke open the door aud searched
the house. but failed 10 hnd the policeman. who was
concealed. Upon their departure Miss Cornell
dressed his wounds and attended to him for several
days. The policeman is at present a member Of the
suual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-03

BARK HARRIET UPHAM. kibby of Londonderry, Ms from
St Marys bound to Montevideo with of pitch
nine lumber while passing Bermuda Islands struck
NE reefs about o'clock the morning OF the 9th
uit gotten of during the day with assistance from
the shore after throwing overheard the deckoad which
was RATED but adrift during the night and
was lost on the 18th. The bark arrived at Murray
anchorage aud having man board sick with swamp
fever placed in quarantine. diver examined the
bottom and reported the damage to IL not
.he would probably proceed on her voyage without
coming into port
Sem EMILE (of Nassau. MP, Asmus. from Long Cay
for New York with dyewocds arrived ut Newport XII, Ia
Hatteras, during which experienced heavy NV gales /;
lost b aud jib topsa sprung inainboom and damaged
sails gencraly While lying TO under Block Island
Saturday she sgnaled revenue cutter Dexter and
we'd into port.
ScuR JARVIS (of New York;. for Norhpor IL to load
gravel afternoon of Oct 10 struck rock OH VIM Gardi-
ner house and sunk in twenty minutes but raised
and towed into Northport where she was taken Mr.
Carli's ways for repairs.
denies vessel has been sold that she
chased for the sum named.
QUEBEC. Oct 3i-Bark Lydia is reported to have been
ashore during her incoming passage, and has gone
dock to repair damage.
BARK Maihiidc Octavie. before reported having been
aground while her down from Montreal, has gone
Into iusscli's Dock for repairs.
WASHINGTON. DC, Nov THE Signal Corps station at
Cane Henry Va reports to the chief signal officer
the vessel previously reported ashore is tho ship Iansa
Ger kmmc. from Bremen for Baltimore, In ballast.
Number OF persons aboard Il No serious results antic
pated. - . =. ,. ,...
the wrockny steamer Rescue of Norfolk She
is now In safe waters and is being towed in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-03
CHARLES HEWITT.

Charles Hewitt. brother of ex-Congrcssman Abram
s. Hewitt OF New York. died at Trenton, N j. yester-
day evening" in the fifty fourth year Of his age. He
had ailing for about two years previous to his
DEATH at time being afflicted with bronchitis.
and last winter he sojourned in Florida. with the
object Of recuperation. month ago he returned
from the Adrond apparently improved, but last
week he grew i'll again aud his death expected ut
any hour.
The deceased was held in high esteem
by every one who knew him. and in
him the mechanical and laboring classes
have lost excellent friend. He was president of
the Trenton Iron Company, vice president OF the
New Jersey Steel and Iron Company Cooper, Hewitt
Il Coz and at period president OF the National
Pottery Company, all in the city of Trenton. He
was also formerly president of the Trenton Board
OF Trade, n member OF the Trenton Common Coun-
Gil and in 1871 he elected state senator from
Mercer county by majority of $40 over Charles
Mead, popular democrat, the county being
pretty evenly divided politically He always
a strong member OF the republican party. but
though earnest in his convictions, he was not
tremist He was at one time urged as candidate
TOR Governor by his friends but declined
He leaves widow and seven children.
all grown up. TO mourn his loss, which
is keenly felt. not only by them but by the COM
munity at large He was remarkable for his close
attention to business and it is believed that the
strain caused by the heavy responsibilities OF the po
sitions he held injured his health to terminate
the disease W hich terminated his lie.
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Ship Froc, Bush from Bombay for usvrc. Aug %, lat
30 \, Ion u T..
ship King Coelrc Dr. Melville. from Cardiff for Rio
ship ornet' (Norj, from Philadelphia for Amsterdam
Oct !. lat 40, Ion A.
ship Viola Br. Locke, from Liverpool for Charleston,
Sept %, lat ~. Ion IL.
Ship Normandy. Turkey from Bcmlipatam for London,
Aug 81. lat 30 \. Ion 20 u.
Ship Eliza Mcneil Morton. from Philadelphia for Port
land. u. Aug 10. lat 30 \. Ion ~ w. -
Ship Freedom Lawrence from Liverpool for Now York.
Ship Aihambra Alexander from Antwerp for New York.
Oct ~. lat ~. Ion 10. -
rnltnr. sept 10, lat ~ n, Ion 81 w.
Bsrk ivy Iri Dumas from Montreal for santander Oct
Barn Transit 5 GEORGE from Quebec for Bristol, Oct
BARK Brsioan tBp Mescalf, from Antwerp for Phila-
delphia. Oct II. lat ~ ~, lon 10 -.
Bark Preciosa Cticr. schaner from Bromen for Bati
more. Oct 10, lat ~, Ion ~. =.
Bark Alice Davis from Dublin for New York Oct o. lat
81, Ion 10.
bark Aramna (of Nova SCOTIA. steering W. Oct ~. lat
"a. Ion ~. 49,,
Bark Minnie Gray OBJ. from Antwerp for Baltimore
Oct =. lat ~. Ion 81. a.,
Mareello daD, Dodero from Barrow for baltimore
Oct II, lat 81. ion 10 .,.
Bark Earl Derby tT,r from Newcastle, NSw. for San
Francisco. sept ~. lat ~ y. Ion III W.
Brig Black swan, Fleming, from Machias Tor Fort au
Prince, Oct ri. lat "a. Ion g. 50,
schr Young Teazcr Facemire from Kingston Tor bat
more, Oct ~. Oh Townsenda
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 2, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Britannia r). Perry, Liverpool Oct % and
Queenstown 2ih with mdse ana passengers to corts
steamer Eiysia OBJ Harris London Oct IS with mdse
and sengos Henderson Bros Oct ~ lat 43 so lon
Il - brig wanderor Ger, Krohn from Amster.
r Carson Newport Il IL days with
strong westerly gales ana heavy head seas a.. 40
ss ama na.senrcrs to- Ksnhard Co. Had
strong Westerly gales; Oct 20 heavy gale from
lon 10 passed steamer wieand Ger) from New York
for Hamburg I'd, lat 40 80, Ion ~ g. Dutch steamer
steamer Gamma dr) Leddicoate bermuda Oct 80 with
Steamer Wysnoke. Couch. Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamer Hatteras Mallett West Point Va with mdso to
Steamer John Gibson, Young, Georgetown. DC. with
Ship Jaletras Nop raskssn, Lynn SO dsys, With old
iron to order; vessel 70 Punch Edge Co. ,ron HAD n fine
1sh O; and D sss IS 80
ballast to W Parker 20. Anchored in Gravesend Bay
to sP BUCK Co. Passed Ferdinand and
the in w s 81 s isS s ssat os
h,a hsayy WMW gas asAg "a s split sails os Is
Had westerly gales and heavy sens most Oh tho
Bark Rrng skjoldson sNo), schie, Londonderry SO
days in ballast to Punch. Edge Co.
to Funch Edye Co. Had fresh westerly gales to the
Banks lost ferssa md two siaysals :, ,.uo.. %
master.
Bark Venice (3r from Limerick. which anchored
below tor order, came up to the city I'd AM
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH. q
Steamer santee Fish. New Bedford New York, with
mss ns smith os New York
Schr Maggie Muvey, Hart. Bangor for Now York. with
lamoer TO John Bovnton's Son.
Schr George, Baldwin, Rockland for Now York.
Schr Mangum. Chase. New Bedford tor New York.
Schr James Barrett Eickerson, Fall River tor New York
schr Almon Bacon. Petit Somerset via City Island for
New York.
Schr Vim Farrcn. Lindsey Fairhaven for Virginia
Schr James Diverty, Carroll Pawtucket for New York.
Schr Anthony Burton, Johnson Norwich for New York.
schr + p simpson. Mshony. New Haven for New York
Schr Xebec. Shropshire. New Haven for New York
Schr Mary Fish, Van Pet, Saybrook CT for New York
Schr Thomas Lttiejohn, Bridgeport for New York.
schr Samuel Goodwin, Williams, Stamford for New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Bark Mary Hasbrouck Ludwig New York for Bordeaux
land anchored in Hart Island Roads,
Schr J Freeman, Keller. New York for Newport
Schr Island Belle Simpson, H0boken for Eastport.
Schr Josie Lambson, Hoboken for Newport
Schr Maggie Ellen. Litcjohn, Hoboken for New London
Schr " h Darling. PendletOn, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Chase, 1ngraham, Rondout for Boston.
ScEr NJ b. Mahony, Wescott, Amboy tor Newport
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RouKs Oct 2i-Arrived sif, Thorkeldseu. Baltimore
sisos's BAY Sept 2s-sailed car0s' Castle san fran-
sourHwoLp Oct 2i-OT at anchor. Margaret Mitchell,
| sHIELDs. Oct as-saiied wasssma, Baltimore
swIsknusDE; Oct i7-sailed, Toni Brandhoh' New YORK
srni; os, SArriyed, Maresca, Fienga New York; x.w
| York. " 49,
s.sc4roRn Sept is-olearsd. q Ring, Lyons saigon
phhadslpha tor Dundak 2sd, sar" ts"pposed' from
SWANSEA, Oct al-saiied. Star of the West Day, New
Cleared 10th Colorado. st John. NIB
srossowAr, Oct l6-Arrved. Alpha Nielsen, Dram for
81 NAz.IaK Oct i7-Arrived Nostro Madre. capurro,
Sailed 10Th, seward oopp. Baltimore.
asd sass Sept Camille cr,g Maus%s
SOBER i k tand proceeded for New Yorkl Oct IN
sept ssy ;sssl"s cummns from
oss e.s Bear. S. r.r sa
wssuses oes 1ossins sIssn for Ros
WATERFORD Oct 2o-sailed, Keystone RoaH. New York
DOVER Oct 2a-Margaretla. bark. from Hamburg for
Fort Royal us arrived Oh here and reports having lost
DUSKIRx, Oct 2i-A~ia. Dsn,sh steamer, from Copen-
the so
seriously damsgsd the Asia has her sernpost and
asns nS oSs water ssss
ofi s apa River
and SIX Of the crew Of the American ship sylyanus
From Il sss s.s s RE
until she was abandoned co days she sxperience d
which kept after continual pampnr the
crew were Obliged to abandon her. with feet
The captain and nine mon left in one boat. and
isps company until dusk Whom they parted ~ the
the boat but she must have gone down. as before
leaving the crew SGT her are her the
and Brodie intended same Island Tho second
day after abandoning their ship they on
london Gs"d Hope '0 shsy i wers
treated kindly and the master offered to take them
they preferred proceeding before and the day
In the evening" they spoke the River Logan the
Of which vessel kindly took them aboard and brought
GRAvEsEND, Oct %. :55 A M-Bark Mavis, Leith to
Philadelphia has arrived lesky having boon owed from
the Downs.
GLASGOW. Oct 2l-The HELLO. %. Of Hull, loading pig
gale Oct 10 with the bark Alexander Dundee causing
good deal Of injury to the after of the last named
vessel.
HAvRE Oct 21-Else Kor ts). which grounded in the
River Seine after collision with North s has
some portions of her cargo damaged.
LIVERPOOL Oct 22-Rberia. from Halifax during gale
I'd inst lost sails, manboom. and part Of dec load
arrived with loss OF sails
MAuRIrIus Thy tel from Aden)-Bark Duke (Br), from
Colombo for New York has put in here leaking to small
harbor of the has been discharged She will
repair ahoat.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 2l-Maden City British barque whilst
remains lighters engaged dscharging to
enable her to come oil.
WEXFORD, Oct 22-Bsyard's, position unchanged; dis
charge proceeding Landing cargo ON beach.
wegan bark Albert of Bergen from st Pierre Marinique
for ST NaEaire guano have been landed by the Austrian
bark Devet Dubrovacki. Captain Gogga from New York
for Albert Leak In lat Al 81
Ion So SO w some sails and boat saved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-03
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA: Noy lIolsarsd. :ehrs LAmbdn.
Nov irene
@ Sss !: a s sys. s v
Morrison smith, ana Lahsins: HoushtOn. Baltimore;
aasSRsz ais:y
@ T .Sp cn.snssr TS"%D.d Kirby
bark. tss S russ, Tsnagvess. sosshampson; '%
baylor c. M1 brig Dudley Rshns Pays.s sch.
n as
ksasd NIB ssss fro"
Belle Hardy ssSss 15 %.i.a1 f" CHESTER Bro"n
cH&SREsfoN Oct so-&rrivod brig Edna r,, Para
Nov i-Goared. sshrs W Wilson. Phiiadolphs; H
ad~Arrived, schrs Vineyard. Boston; sv W Simmons,
UXrE HENRY, Nov l-Passed, steamer Halcyon (Br
GALVESTON Nov ARRIVED. bark Annie Burr (Br.
Ssarsd.Bsyrk Msn.ons tNor. Rain. Livorpool' brig
Eicrs, Hawthorne. Now York; Rio
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 2e-Arrivcd, ship Consantia Ger,
Cieared-sehrs Sir VIM Wallace Crawford, Pensacola;
PASSES Oct arrived, steamer Chancellor OBJ, VAL
Nov aSsailed: steamers Historian and Cothorstono;
NORF0LK. Noy l-Arriyed ship servia (BD. spicer,
sailed-steamer Elnsno tspj, Urrita, Liverpool (and
pt SosrH BoofHBXY. Oct Sos0sailed. schr May
9 pssms. :sH Little
yopnx Young; PhI.dslphls; Abby Gale DARBY E..
sa.no WILMA.
Hector SeIsod Basi%oss VIM Burden. Xda%s. PoG;
Also arrived sst, .:ebrs sidney Doron, Smith. Watch
Saiied-stcamsr Lancaster. Mills. Philadelphia
NEW LONDON. Oct si-Arrived. schrs G 9 Lane. Bal
for Tor
Psrssy Dc 9r Norwich Maria Fleming do for DO
Markcw Phiadelphia: Frances shubert clifford. -.-
PENSACOLA DC. a7-Arrlvod schr VIM II Hopkins.
PHiLADELPiIIA. Oct sl-Arrived, bark Audhd tNor,.
Cissred--Bark Alex Campbell, Bunker. Portland
tonic: Alisn,o~s Mills. Psrss@S.S Psrio%:n Albert.
Ss% York; seSr Wiis% ~ss
Airy @ Balls. Go,h or Falmouth
ley Fail River 5anIsis: G.,Is,jas, s:ysaash d.:sayo
svcndsen. Palermo; Belgium CBr, Greene, Dunkirk Cali
ridge Liverpool; .shrs spccai..or OBJ wiisbsns, Old
East Cambridge,
Esther Roy lBr Roy London; Thor tNori
Marsslss: barks Granville Belle lBr, ruTdy, HamI9rg;
!Bp. Roberts. Fowey; brig Harry Stewart. Pondieton
DrLAwARE BREAxwArsR. Oct 3I-saied bark Kate Cam
% cassp Gran a 3q Em%. s TsS.
for Bremen; bark Zanrak Nor Aaholm. do for Queons
Nov i,,Arrveds barks Merriam obj, Mills. Bor-
Passed up-ship Ester Roy. OBI. Roy from London;
bark Fsvorite Nor). Peterson, from hamburg =,
yerS STss Harry ssss"ss rs"disssn son.iro
ssss a.e% g nre. dH
Kelley Dover for New York; ast, Laura Robinson Luce