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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Benjamin Houghton VS.. G. NJ. Fogg.
trial granted.
James H. Flynn, for use, etc, VS.. Crescent
City Railroad ompany-Plaintiff is ordered
to strike out of his petition the words land
gave promise of being comfort and support
to petitioner in his old age and intirmity;" and
the further words, "and continual charge
and expense upon petitioner during his life
time and the allegation commencing, "and
petitioner further AYERS" and ending with
the words through the negligence Of the
Crescent City Railroad Company"
Ernest Stenhardt vs. John III. ScOtt.-Judg-
ment for plaintiff and against defendant for
S7G6 So interest and costs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
FOR THE CONVENTION.
New ORLEANS, February %, /

NEW ORIEANSi TtDTuaTy %, IoIy.
To the Editor of the Democrat:
AS nominations to the constitutional con-
vention are now in order hope you will spare
space In your columns to the name OF well
known gentleman Of the third ward, who Is
now announced as candidate for delegate to
the convention from that ward. | refer to
Mr.. Hilel Marks. 1t Is Unnecessary to state
that Mr. Marks Is one of our oldest and best
citizens, he being here as resident for up
wards OF forty years. He has never been en-
gagged in politics, but has always interested
himself in the best commercial interests OF
our city and State. hope the voters OF the
third ward will bear his name favorabIy in
mind RpsnpetfulIv SUFFRAGAN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
sUPERIOK CRIMINAL COURT.

ARRAIGNED.
Edward Price, carrying concealed weapons.
Pleaded guilty.
Thos. Muller assault and battery. Pleaded
not guilty.
Geo. Cognovich, carrying a concealed wea-
pom, and assault and battery with danger
Gus weapon on police officer. Pleaded not
guilty in both cases.
SENTENCES.
John McCullom. shooting, ETC.. six months
in the Parish Prison and fine Of 500.
Edward Price, carrying a concealed weapon,
one day in Parish Prison.
ON TRIAL.
Mat Ashland, shooting and wounding with
intent to kill.
Thos. Conroy, harged with embezzlement
SERDICTS.
James JordCn, guilty Of robbery.
Camille Mornet, shooting AMI wounding
Officer Bayard-guilty, and recommended to
the mercy Of the court.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

e Suit for the recovery of salvage on $4,000
In Mexican coin has been instituted by Thos
Doyle and others. The coin was recovered
from the brigaphne Manuel Ferrod, which
was found drifting about in mid-ocean, 900
miles from shore, and abandoned by most
Of the crew. The plaintiffs were a crew on
board Of the steamship VIM. Symington, and
money and rescued the crew remaining on
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01

A GEORGIA BANKER.
BANKING. HOUSE OF JOHN Fl. JAMES
Atlanta. Ga. Feb. uary q. 1879.

BANkINtf- HOUSE UF JUFiS II D y "a U3'' J
Atlanta. Ga, Feb. uary n. 1872 }
To the Editor of the Democrat:
While in New Orleans, a month ago, sub
scribed for your paper and tried to see you
but you were out. | now write to thank you
for your candid editorials Of the twenty first
or twenty-second instant, giving the hold
ers of Louisiana bonds fair notice that the
convention would repudiate the illegal ones,
and that there are many OF them illegal, and
ably be reduced to or per cent. hope
your valuable paper will continue to be
candid on this matter.
Yours respectfully, j. IL JAMES.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Palsy Marshall, larceny
Joseph Homes, assault and battery.
William Alexander, assault and battery.
Jerry Thorn, assault with a dangerous
weapon.
Pierre Dufort, assault and battery, pleaded
guilty to assault which plea was accepted.
Peter Schoffer, charged with assault and
battery, pleaded guilty to assault, which plea
was accepted.
SENTENCED.
James Brady, wounding less than may
hem, eight months Parish Prison.
+. Roberts, charged with larceny, not ap-
pearing for trial. capias was issued for his
arrest.
NEW TRIAL OvERRULED.
?. Kribble. charged with tresnass.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

The DEMOCRAT is responsible for none Of
the views expressed In the communications
under this head; but no communications will
he printed except from responsible parties.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01

George Williams, Ell. Miller and Charles
Johnson, charged with larceny, were sent be-
fore the First District Court, under bonds o
$3.50 each.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01

iry that celebrated Cream Beer at Miller d
Dieimanns. SO. 50 and 81 South Pete tsstreet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01

| Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Is mild corrective
4 and its purity and flavor are guaranteed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01

Shadines.,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
MANILA, SISAL and HEMP
CORDAGE,
ALL SIZES.
Oakum, White Lead, Red Lead,
COlOrs, Oil, Varnish, Etc.

OMAHA RHUBARB VINE,
A valuable aid In case OF
Indigestion and all Stomach Complaints
A Purifier of Blood.
This wine contains in an agreeable form all
the medical properties of the plant from which
1t is expressed. the valuable qualities Of which
are well known to physicians.
Experience has afforded the most ample proof
that this wine possesses all the fine aromai c
and stomachlc properties for which the plant has
been esteemed. Its benefits are decided and
healthful. Its use Is strongly recommended to
persons attending sick rooms. as 1t is believed
to be a preventive during prevalence Of fever
and other infectious Diseases
Put up In pint bottles, champagne style. with
two dozen In a case.
AGENT:
7. L. LYONS,
Wholesale Druggist,
iy2 NEW ORLEANS LA.
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SECOND kECORDER.s COURT.

P. Kribble, charged with trespass.
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sworn. ! reside in Natchitoches. 7 went
there in 1851. l have been member Of the
Legislature from that parish. l have ACID
With the Repul licans. | was at the meetir :,
on September %, 1878. | went down Frnpt
street to Wilkins store and stayed thera
some time. l had some business with NJ
Cunningham, and as soon as the meeting ad
journed saw Mr.. Breda and his brother o.
by. / met man who told me in the sto ~
+&at there was body Of armed men COMING
Two or three eolored men came into the stnre
. L went 10, and, speaking to the old gentle.
\nMs tod him ! wanted a drink, I Their
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01

Also, Mirrors resilvered Frames regilt q nd all
kinds of repairs made at moderate prlces
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
LOUISIANA MIRROR MANUF,G co.

MIRRORS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES
MADE TO ORDER.
The New York herald., 1879-08-23
BLEEDING TO DEATH.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court John Nc
Guinness. a butcher twenty-six years OF age and
resident Of No. 462 West Thrtyffth street. was ar
ragned yesterday possibly fatal assault on Ed
ward Branick. of No. 5s1 West Thirty ninth street
nue.. near Thirty-ninth street. which raided
by the police. Since that Branick has been
going about in very gentle humor
and has complained bitterly that his own friends be-
trayed him. About nine O'Clock the night Of the
9th inst McGuinness met Branick and fell to chaf
ing him about his trouble with the police. Branick
in return accused him of circulating stories
detrimental to him. Mutual threats followed.
and at length both men engaged in per-
sonal encounter. McGuinness according to account,
prepared for the conflict, and at once, it is
alleged. slipped on pair of brass knuckles. With
blow he broke Branick's jaw and. raining
blows upon his head and faces beat him down upon
the walk. When the wounded man was taken home
his doctor found that an artery had been sew
cred. He was carefully nursod, and for time
of blood from his wound began anew and it became
evident that the man might bleed to death. AT
length on Thursday evening" his case was 80 critical
that the physician thought it, his duty to
detailed Officer Cogans, of his precinct to make
the needed Inquiries and the latter able to tako
McGuinness into custody. He was taken at once to
the house where Branick was lying in very weak
COD ston. The last named able to recognize
his ~Issailant and indicated that it was from him
he received his injuries, and soon after became
insensible. The blood flows incessantly from the
severed artery which, it appears cannot be reached
by the physicians. McGuinness was taken before
Justice Murray in the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday. There medical certificate was pro-
magistrate committed the prisoner to await the
suit OF Branick' S injuries.
The New York herald., 1879-08-23
BELOW.
Bark Archer, Hatch. from Amsterdam July Z.
CLEARED.

Steamer City OF New York (Br), Land. Liverpool via
Queen ston-John q Dale.
Steamer spain (,r) Grace, Lverpooi--F J Hurst
steamer Boia DR. Carroll. Liverpool-Busk Jevons
steamer Victoria (Br, RAFT. London--Hcndorson Bros
steamer Devoni0 tBr), Young. Bros.
steamer Abemafc, lIuphcrs, west Point, va-old Do
steamer OctoIara, Roynoids. Baitmorc--J $ Krems.
steamer vesper, Hull. Winin gton Del-Abicl Abbott
steamer Glaucus. Bear SO. Boston-H Dimock.
steamer Nereus. IIallett. Boiton-u Y Dimock
Ship ioogiy, Frost. Point do Gallo for orders-D q
Bacon a Co. =. - -. !.
orders-Fnnch, Edge Co
for ordors-Benhan,. Boycsen Pickering Co
Bark Mnrryatt tNor, Christophcrscn, Vaardngen--
bark Artemissa Gisneilo dtaD Cellc Roaen--Attiiio
bark Lass Bruno dta. Lauro volo or salonicALauro,
Bark rrinta Csp) Reina, Mogador LAfrics-J Dnrand .
BARK Hester A blanchard smith, Montevidco-Jancs
BARK Meteor tsS, Jones' st Johns. NP-Fichsrd
Curre.
Bark Lepanto, Thompson. Galvcston-H w Loud o..
Brig Jens Swe) Hakonsen Elsnoro tor orders-Funch,
brig Candidezza Lauro tItaD. Lauro MarsciiiesJohn
q Seager.
Brig Orsoiina dtaD. Grasso, saion,ca-Funeh. Edge
Co.
Brig Emily B), Hanson, Belize, Hond--w iliam yex
Co.
brig George CIR. Ghamplin Arroyo, PR, via Now Lon
don-HuntinRton Dorm
schr Virginia Ruion, Ruion Para-B Weinberg a Co.
schr Potosi, Stevens, Port spain Trindadp-Jones a
schr Thomas ID Harrison. Gawlsy. Bermuda-Darrcii 4
schr Champion oBr) Granville Twillinsate. MA
se6r saxon CBr), Eikin. HslifAx, Ns-A Hsnsy.
The New York herald., 1879-08-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. y, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED DY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEbroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Cohanim tBr, Berry, Newport Aug =, in ballast
to Seager Aug IL. lat ~ So Ion Al 40, passed bark
Jane Wright Br). Kerr from Londonderry for Rchbuco
10Th IL 10, Ion 63 Guiou iilc steamer bound Il nd
90 miles ESE of sandy Hook bark Paul Frederick Poggo
tier. Ohlc, FROM Rotterdam for New York
Steamer Main Ger. Barre, Bremon Aug 10 and South
18th, with mdse and 37 to Oorichs
Co. Had bad weather with high head and strong
westerly winds apos the whole passage; Aug 10 lat 40
2o. Ion 63 10. passed u t'niou steamer. bound l..
Steamer Daniel Stenmann (Bclg), Dc Smet, Antwerp,
winds and fog sost OF tho passage Aug 10 Al ~ lon
81 49, &xperienccd "a heavy gale from SW to W with a
terrific high 10th 100 miles OF sandy Hook. fell
in tlIr)
port bcoro repotcd with rudder shaft bont
took her IN and brought her
to sandy Ilook lsth. lat ~ - lou UI - passed sip
Lyrs (of Windsor, Nsl. bound same date .ierman
ship showing QDBC bound W. all we'll sano odatc. lat
AZ H. lou " ~. ship Annie Lac tBp, Hilton, from
wcl for Baltimore
steamer schiednm tDutcl) Chevaiier, Rotterdam Aug
s lat 10 30 lou AZ passed Austrian bark bound VI
showing CPBQ 17th lat 1880 lon 81 30 ship Bremen lGer
MolIer IRON Bremen for baltimore; 10Th lat ~ 10 Ion
~, bark Truro Bri Burrs; from iayre 3r New York
n lon tY 81, steamer Rotterdam tDutchl
from New York for Rotterdam:
steamer City of Columbus Nickerson Savannah days
with mdse aud passengers to teo Yonge. Aug - lat
copper bottoms spars floating alongside; could not make
Bark Kemtsh Tar (of London) Pottinger. Padang 1870
day with mdse to Pupke n kedi vessel TO ~ Brown
Co. Passed ape Uood Hope June ~ with Sc winds
June - anchored st Helena and sailed July s"nd
the Equator 18TH In Ion ~ ~ lost the NE trade.
In lat 70 ~. Ion 0S 30 thence light aud 81 winds ana
weather June 10 lat ~ - Ion 80 r. spoke ship Queen
Mstley tBr from Port Alfred for Barbados Juy ~,
lat &c. Ion ~ o. brig Queen Emma Br. Evans, from ito
Janeo Tor Bull kiver Aug H. at "a 80 Ion W oo Orig
The New York herald., 1879-08-23

Tops,a o. Garfield do; cavsiIomarino seeondo Masn"ns
HoIr ISLAND Aug Tor. Trenton. Nieiseu. from Glas
HAsnesss Aug. ARRIVED. sneyia es,. franxsn. New
Sailed 1th. Ida Emma. Rahe. PhiadsIpLia
HosTlnrMn M Aug 7Mssod Cd Stanley, woodssn New York;
LivsnrooI. Aug Arrived Castor. Hansen. Rehbucso
sailed 9th. European Cs) Thomson, Delaware Break
water, Aetss ks6e,s Galveston Missouri Warren
@ ss a. o
Orleans aud Brazos Santiago; Robert kerr cowAn Now
Galveston: lth Fsma, stoesson, Philadelphia; Waldo
Cleared 9TH Montagnoes Rousseau. Quebec.
aoS6oS ,o Aug g.Arrivsd Olga Peterson Chatham.
Reed ao SSs YORK
dsrson. saguon.y Harold H.arisssr, h.iysrssa Quo
SEN Dahousie Asirsa. Christiansen. Quebec; AARON
ss S'As
Cleared 10th Areas EobeI.son rhilsdspsis s. vrsn;
passed Deal Same day 10th General Birch Peterson DO:
Conhdenza, Dangrio, Baltimore
Linrnlcx. Aug a-sa,ed. Hildegard. Tharksldson New
N.As.g Aug Harding Is.asssa A%srs: Am
ss.ss1 Ss.s NJ. ysTs ;.s
Grss"oSi s"itimors; David Taylor, wsiAcs New YORK:
xa% Ross xas ssasG %snus Quebec
PoRrRvsn Aug s-sailed. Kong Oscar, Abrahamsen.
RIVAL, Aug 2-ssled. Marcia Greeulsaf. Bunker, W.
R6soER July 25-Cleared Lyngoer, Nielsen. Ameriea.
RourS, Aug s-sailed, Emmanuel swsdsnbors. Browa.
SLIGO Aug s,sai'ed Nerd anaegssn syd"sy cB s
ST uBEs, Aug 2-saed, George Kingman. Hammond.
WArxRroRp Aug s-Arrved, Flora Petersen. BALTIMORE
WEsrroar Aug 9-Sailed. Comsten Hsleeren, Neg
YARnou,u, Aug sArrved, Ardito zambelli. Noy York.
YOuGHAl. August e-saed Richmond. Hazan. Quebec.
The New York herald., 1879-08-23
OBITUARY.
LORD GORDON. JUSTICE OF APPEAL.

LORD GORDON, JUSTICE OF APPEAL.
Edward Strathearn, Lord Gordon, Of the
Judges Of Appeal. died recently a Brussels in his
sixty sixth year. He the eldest of the late
Major John Gordon. OF the Second Queen s Royal
regiment. by his marriage with Catharine daughter
of Mr. Alexander Smith. He was born at Inverness
n the year 1914. and educated at the Inverness
Royal Academy. and afterward at the University of
Edinburgh. He admitted An advocate at the Scot
tsh Bar in 1885, and held the appointment OF Sheriff
of Perthshire from 1858 down to 1866. when he was
mated Solicitor General for Scotland. In the
following yeaI he succeeded Mr.. George Patton as
Lord Advocate but retired from Office with his party
in December 1868. In 1869 he was elected Dean OF
the Faculty of Advocates in Scotland He represented
the borough of Ihetford from the end Of 1867
down to the dissolution OF 1868. when 1t ceased to
return members. being disfranchised by the new
Reform act At the general election he was an
unsuccessful candidate for the Universities
OF Aberdeen and Glasgow. but in November.
1869. he obtained the seat without OPP
position. the elevation OF the Right Hon.
James MoncrieK to the judicial bench Lord
Justice Clerk OF Scotland. His lordship Hon.
orary Colonel Of the City of Edinburgh Rife volun-
teers and he married in lS45 Agnes. only daughter
OF Mr. John McInnes of Auchenreach, Stirlingshire.
In 1876 he appointed OF the Lords Justices OF
Appeal in Ordinary. and created peer Of
the United Kingdom, rs Lord Gordon. Of Drumearn.
in the county OF Stirling.
The New York herald., 1879-08-23
SPOKEN.

Steamer Egbert Br, Faukner from Liverpool for Gal
weston. Aug II. lat SO Ion 81
Ship Mariposa Manson from San Francisco for Liver
pool. Aug III. lst SO n, lon 3s w
Ship John Gamble lrrl Loiehton from Akyab Tor Fal-
mouth, z, May -. lat 5, Ion s3 Z.
Ship Sirius Ger, Freese from Bremen for Baltimore
date. lat al. Ion = +.
Ship Lyra Rr Stuart, from Dublin for Delaware Break
water. Aug 5 lat Al 45 Ion AZ 80
Bark Werterhoru, Skellinv from LiyerpOol for New
York, Aug 4. tal 46 TO- Ion no 20
n, bark iomeo,sand Nor Neisen. from New York Tor
Bark Marco Polo (Br Thomas from Quebec,
Aug I. lat A.. lon A.
Bark Laura Gertrude Cor. Schultz from Hamburg
for New York july n about rs miles SW of tho Lizard
York. Aug 7. lat so. Ion "a
Bark Strathn.irn Br,, White San Francisco for
Falmouth. July ~. lat hi 10 N Ion l2O w.
Bark Ivigtut of Quebec Smith, vigtut for PhilA-
delphia Aug -. ID miles ESE of sandy Hook.
Bark Cspenhnrst tBr). overs from Liverpool for New
York, Aug l6. lat ~ u6 lon 81 26.
Bark Luxor tof st john, NBJ De Long Bordeaux
for Philadelphia Aug -. 40 miles ESE Of Sandy Hook
Brig Annie Stewart" from - for New York. Aug
IL. OF HuttersA
The New York herald., 1879-08-23
FOUND IN THE NARROWS.

The body of q man. about thirty years of age. was
found in the Narrows yesterday. He was clothed in
white shirt. white drawers blue sack coat and dark
vest and pantaloons. A letter was found in his
pocket addressed to Josie German, No. 233 Eish-
teenth street. New York city. Last night HERALD
reporter visited that address and found Miss
Josie German. She said that she had bcen
notified of the finding of dead body with letter
addressed to her but that she could read the
letter when it was shown TO her. and the messenger
had taken 1t away with him.. The DESCRIPTION Oh
the body kpund. however she SAID answered that or
her cousin. James Daniels. who worKed III an OH
factory in Greenpoint and who has been missing
point to 20 over to New York to vsfnher. His bro
the r. John Daniels left this cs at nhc'o clock last
evening for Bay Ridge. to identity the body.
The New York herald., 1879-08-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER Aug ia-Arrivod. ship Importer. sherbur.s New
AsriswaEL Xas 7--Arrved. brig Annie Batchsldsr,
steeman. philadelphia to sail 2ad for Key West.
Fox R,yxa. Aug ss-psssed in. steamer sarmAiian Br,
sSes nSss. Ms, johnson
Mosrsvioso. July lin port, bark Amity r' Sutton
r Bsrnscn liverpool; Mis.ssipp tBr5 Thasrs 10
Sailed ~ steamers Kate Fawce.t r, WILSON Bristol
Dominion Br. Bouchette. and HISTORIAN dr. Stephen
SAvAssA Aug4-sailed. bark Lenora Bouogne .grsnec9
timors just srrived seSr florence Shay Yaneiss from
Porto Csbeo. arrived 9Th for Port Royal SC. expected
PAY. July aomIs port. ,sars Ada shos.lsns rsnsns
Ass sfhs "Ss os t"d Ridge
Poaro CAnELLo Aug lin port schr Fiorence Shay Van
c'sss &c. sssay 10 S'.s
niss s.s = 1'r
derry; srs;' 18th, x.potoscn sr! MsKonsis s.rSsdo
SON EssaoS bsng. Gray fsr iMS MoSS.
rsa snS M'r % pSSs,ss Ssss Ess
of Hatteras: Minnie Hunter, Rood. for do; brig N
sr fnosas Aug as-Arrvod schr Robinson Rogers.
sr Joass ~, Aug 2a--Arrived steamer Lueerno CBp.
sr jons' Nh Aug s"xrriycd barks L II pevcbo, ,s
Wright s.snsoa, lEoyersis Er Young Bristol
VALPARAISO, Jgiy, ARRIVED, bark Jorsslfsrer .cNor
Chartered July ia-Bark Meteor Ger for raa 10 load
nitrate for Boston.
tPER STEAMER MANI
ApkRpKEs, Ang 9-Sailcd, Encrgc. Mcpherson. Quebec
ASrwERP Ang 7-Sailed. Thor Jenson, Amcrica: Sth
Princeport Brown Now York 9th Thos KeiiIor Richard
son and Royal Charter. Gain. America. Hannah Sutken
and Triton, Haul, do Sarah smith. Olson. Phladei.
phia.
altoona, Aug 6-Arrived, Sultana. Moshcr, Now York.
ALG,ERs Aug 1-CIearcd. Probd, Cahero. Now York.
ARrifA ANGEL. July 2S-Saiied, Clara kroman. Boston
BonpEAux-Sailcd from Panillac Aug X Pcppna Bogde
mich, United States jennie Parker Veale New York.
CARDIFF, Aug O-Arrivcd, Rival, Hans, Mirainicn.
Sailed DthUclipse (sj, Holiness New York Saxon Mon
ark (s, Cobbctt, Philadelphia
Cleared Sth, Salisbury tsl. philadelphia
CoPENHAGEN. Aug 6-t'lcared, Neluto Aareberg, Now
York; 7th. sirrah. Ttalyorsen. do.
CAKN. Aug SArrved. tirazilla. Espeland. Baitimore
Sailed 9Th Mizpah. Olson, Phadclphia; Konipin Au-
gusta, Wilde. Wilmington. Nc.
CIAfs Aug 7Sailod, Elsko, Strombcrg, Philadelp Ia
DIAL Aug ,o-rassed Annie ts). rhompsan. Montreal
sj Bristow Hull Now York. Switzerland ts. Andcr
Antwerp Tor do; 11th Gar Bercntsen Quebec Tor
London Alexandra, Larsen London for New YORK
DoyEa, Aug 9--Pssscd Langot. Petersen. London for
New York. :.
on 10Th Shooting star Shell Hamburg for Charleston;
San Francisco, Englishport for the United states.
DuBLfs, Aug fO-Arrived Arcturus, Bent, Nov York.
ExMouru, Aug O-Sailcd. Brokkn. Nelson. Galveston
EisIxORE, Aug 7-Arrivcd Fnafcngcr. Chrtstonson,
Now York for Stettn Rusoer, Olson. do for orders
FAyAL. July 2t-Salcd. Ensign Puttlck. Phtlnaelphh
GLASGOW. Aug S-Saiied Dolphin, Miramich. =, =
GREESocK. Aug 1O-Arrived. 1rinacris 90. Wh"e Now
Oh PIadda 7,h City Of Montreal, from Greenock for
GsSoA Aug I-Arrived Formoss, Leofrinich, Pensacola
SAILED 9Th. Vgilats D. ssrra Delaware Brssswssss 5hs
The New York herald., 1879-08-23

Hudson. Bay Sinclair and on board the
schr Abbie Bradford 49,, -.
letter from Capt Jenney, Of bark Gay Head OF W.
with broken leg Had taken bbls sp oil since
previously leaving st Helena in May. reports Jsy % no
lat 3c bark Clar smith, of Edgartown with go p1is
sp oil since leavinst Heena May a bark sArah hA'o
sherman do. nothing since leaving 1T Helena.
letter from board bark Mary Frazier. Dexter. OF
Edgartowh reports her Kabends june nothing SINCE
last report Reports ut kabenda. barks Mars wicns ~
% bbs sp since leaving st Heena President. Alien DO
The New York herald., 1879-08-23

Co.
schr Annie L MeKeen. McKoen. Jacksonve-Aivah
Sesr sl.s Evans. Bedel. fsraandina and Kings
Ferry-E Hurlbut A Co.
Schr A kindberg. Robinson. Richmond-James A IAN
Brunt.
schr Ii Williams. RUSSELL Philadelphis-wm Van
The New York herald., 1879-08-23
SAILED.

Steamers Aivah Br for Antwcrp Matthew Curtis tsr,'
do Glenorcy (Br). London; ships Barbarossa ier Ant
werp; Colchester (Br) London: Prof Won Blumenthal
(Ge stetn Iona lNor) Queenstown; Hekt3r tNor Cork
Dantzic Dor Nord (Ger Copenhagen Lady Of the Lake
The New York herald., 1879-08-23
WIIALENIEN.

ny See arrivals at this port. . 49,,
sr Jonss NJ. Aug 22-schr Abbio Bradford Fisher OF
Nh from Hudsons Bay, passed Capo Spear NJ, vita Wp
bbls oil 1000 lbs bone Reports IN Hudson BAY
briggs Isabella Garvn. of NIB 40 bbs Oil Abbott Lev
renee, Moshsr. NB leo bbls oil schr Era, spcer, NL'
clcan Al.
The New York herald., 1879-08-23
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

matte signal buoy painted giving blasts OF q
whistle short Intervals has been moored OIL Chathan
Mass, In six fathvms OF water.
The New York herald., 1879-08-23

had done so. The prisoner conitradicted himself in
several of his statements. He will be taken to Bos-
% day.
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REV. w. +. SCHNEIDER.

REV. W. +. SCHNEIDER.
Rev. w. F. Schneider. for the past nine years man
aging ageot OF the Evangelical Publishing Associa-
ton. died at his residence in Cleveland Ohio yes
terday. aged forty five years.
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GALE AND CHARTEI-sTEAMsHfPs STEAM
Estmates. specifications. PiAns, vsIussioas sAxvxL
HOLM ES, 1n0 Iront 81
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
1 06ice.
Steamer.

DATES DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR ..
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND sEPTEMBER.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. SC.

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. sc.
L,oR YACHTING CRUISES HANDSOME-ScfOONER.
IT all accommodations: easy terms. Apply TO captain
SMITH, W John st.. New York.
NfANNING's YACHT AND GENERAL SHIPPING
NI Au,nr, 81 Beaver St estnblishod iS7jParties do.
sous purchasing charterng Yachts or vessels OF
any description obtain tu Dartcusrs OF AL ~ the
market by personal application or by sendng Tor MAN
ning's Yachting Circular And Shpptng lnanrW; mAsA
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