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The New York herald., 1879-01-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHrSGroN. Jan. 81 A. NJ.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 81 A. NJ.
Indications
For the South Atlantic States. rising followed by
stationary barometer. increasing northwest veering
to northeast winds, cooler, followed by warmer
cloudy weather, and possibly light rain
For the Gulf States northeast to northwest winds.
cooler followed by slightly warmer, cloudy
weather. with rain snow, stationary, followed by
falling barometer.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley. westerly winds.
stationary or falling barometer. warmer, partly
cloudy weather.
For the lake region, diminishing south and south
west winds. stationary rising barometer, slightly
warmer. cloudy weather, with snow.
For the Middle States. southwest winds. slightly
warmer, partly cloudy weather. rising barometer.
For New England, rising barometer. slightly
warmer northwest winds and clear weather.
For the North Pacific slope, variable winds, sta
tionary temperatures and occasional rains. For the
Middle and South Pacific slopes. clear or fair
weather.
The rivers will fall when not frozen
Cautionary signals continue at Lcwes.
Cautionary off-shore signals at Indianola, Calves
ton, Port Eads Mobile, Macon, Cape Lookout. Cape
Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfolk, Balti-
more. Cape May. Atlantic City. Barncgat, Sandy
Hook, New York. New Haven, New London Newport,
Woods Hole, Boston, Section 8, Portland Section Z
and Eastport
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

Steamer City of Savannah, Mallory savannah-George
Yongc
Steamer Regulator Doane. Wilmington. SC-Wm Clyde
* "a.
sieamer Old nminicn. waker Norfolk City Point and
Richmond--Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer Alliance Law son. Phiad ,lphia-ames Hand
Steamer tiIaucu-. Bearse Boston-H i Dim.ck
Bark Charles Fobes Low, Dunedin. Mr. cameron
4 "a
Bark Prospero Doge naD. Scarparoni Cork or Falmouth
for Orders--Sncovch " Co.
Bark Arctic (Norl. Ulstrup IIamburg-Funch Edge Co
Bnrk Espeand tNorl sands. Antwcrp--C Tobias 'n;
Bark Hero RUS, Henrickson, copenhagen-Fnnch, Eaye
4 To
Bark Henrik bsen (Nor. Nielsen Copenhagen-c Tobias
& Co.
Edye u 90.
Bark Narsistio Galatola Itap. Luimo. cctte-Funch'
Edye Go.
bark Mary Pratt Sawin lIavana-Brett. Son CO.
Brig Three cheers t, Mcconnell. Mnyaguel, PR'"hn
Gamble. jr.
Sehr VIM Dcmns. McCubrey. Barbados and Port Spain
W Whitney.
Schr Iisitie Wcw Iowberg, ST Johns PR-B Wen
berg & Go.
Schr Lena Breed Stilwel sonville-Warren Ray
Schr Maggie Dang, Dalling Boston-C l. Hatch
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
AND SO YOUNG.

John Kelly, fourteen years of age, prisoner
at the Tombs Court yesterday morning. lie was
charged with having been intoxicated the day be
fore, and while in that condition with hav
ing attempted 20 drown himself by jumping
from pier II East River. The tears started
from the little fellows eyes he stood before the
bar and declared his innocence Of any intent TO do
wrong His polite manner and the intelligent re-
sponscs he made to tho questions put 20 him excited
the interest Of the magistrate and the spectators.
lie said he was born in Dublin fourteen years
ago. and that his mother died while he
was child in arms. Jfo lived with his
father, in Dublin. until year ago. His father. who
scafaring man. was drowned from his vessel.
aud. being left alone, young Kelly wandered To- the
waters edge and begged to be taken a ship. He
secured place cabin boy, and after visiting
ersl ports arrived here twenty days ago on tho
bark Arena. from Antwerp. He put mp at a sailors
boarding house, In Coenties Slip and on Thursday,
while in search Of n vessel met . man who engaged
him to- do an errsnd. Having completed the task his
employer paid him by asking, him into a saloon
and giving him whiskey. After he
had taken il he did not remember
his actions. Judge Otterbourg, after hearing
the youthful travellers tale allowed him to 90 on
his promise TO return in q few days it he did not
succeed in finding vessel III you don't get one. "
said the Judge. come 10 and will find one for
you. In tho meantime don't drink LIQUOR and II you
iced Little money you uaay come here and get it."
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
SEWER GAS ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.

The death OF Mr.. James S. Rockwell, the wealthy
morocco manufacturer. at his mansion. No. Mon
tague Terrace. Brooklyn Heights from diphtheria and
scarlatina has aroused considerable comment among
the health authorities as TO Of the
of the contagious diseases in question in that arsto-
cratic and generally healthy locality. The house.
which was built about three years ago. under the
personal supervision of the deceased gentleman was
supplied with all the modern improvements in the
way of plumbing and other work. 1t is the opinion.
however, of the Health Board that sewer gas
is i'll manner chargeable with the prevalence
of the diseases named. The gases rise from
the Furman street scwer and the river vent below.
and find outlets in the residences the Heights.
Chief Engineer Van Buren, VI the Department of City
Works, says that the nnholes should be perforated
that sewer gas may escape into the street rather
than into private dwellings.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
A DANGEROUS STEEPLE.

The steeple of the South Congregational Church.
on Court street, Brooklyn, Of which Rev. DIR. Lyman
is pastor, presented such a dilapidatcd ap-
pearance yesterday. owing to the recent
high winds. that serious doubts were
entertained OF ts stability So great the appre-
hcnsion that Captain Leavey of tho Third Precinct.
took immediate action in the matter and
surrounded the church with rope, for
the purpose of keeping pedestrians ut safe
distance from the building. The stating which
the steeple has been blown of TO such ex-
tent that the wind has free to the Interior
The trustees Of the church held a meeting
last evening to consider the propricty of removing
the old steepe and erecting new in its
place. Mr.. Osborn the builder Of the stceple was
present, and stated that thorough examination of
the structure had been made. and it found to be
in no danger of falling and not greatly damaged by
the recent strong winds.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrnpovY Jan 3-saiIed bark Gicnavon lBr) Richards
Doboy
BREMEN. Jan ARRIVED. ship Maryland Ger, Kuhman.
Baltimore
BORDEAUX Jan 3-Arrvcd. bark Lcopold ct Marie tFr)
Le.ealiy. New Orleans tscc bclov.
Sailed I'd bark Milan [Ausl. Vncasoych United states
Cows Jan 3-Arrvcd bark Astcriidc Nor, Iassescn,
Wilmington. Nc for Granton, with loss Of part os bull
warks.
DOVER. Jan 3-Passed bark Colin L Mcneil Croweii.
from Boston for Schcdam.
ExsTrR Jan ARRIVED. brig Lconora Blood. New York
FALMOUTH. Jan 4-Arrvcd. brig Fanny CBr). Kentshcar
Pensacola for Bilbao iscc below.
IIAvTs. Jan IArrived, ship Quebec Br Dexter. Pha.
deiphia barks Lois tBrl. Raymond New York; Sf xor,
Torkildsen savannah brig Mira tNor Cornelisen Calves
tom I'd ship Peterborough Cr Gardner San Francisco;
bark ydun tNor Iagemann New York mot previously:
4th. steamer IIescdcn ,Bri. Rookie, New Orleans.
The departure OF steamer Amerquc Fr, for New York
has been delayed /: hours
IIoSrLErR Jan 2Arrvcd bark Federico 10 Svcvo dtaD
Bcstorn. Baltimore.
IavrRrooi, Jan 3-Arrvcd. bark Cherokee (Br) Jones
New York; 9Th, steamers Tycho Brahc CBcIg Miller do
Abdei Br Jones. Now Orleans Chilian (ir, Roach do
bars Herbert tBr). Hin. Galveston.
sailed 4th ships Lake Ontario lBr Gilmore New York
Cuitivator Russell, United states; brig Lcphcma tBr,
O'Bricn. Pensacola
Also sailed ith steamer Palestine Cr) whiteway Bos
ton.
Iospos. Jan 3-Arrivcd. ship Banner tr,r. Robipson
9Th steamer Canada tBr) sumner New York bark Great
Surgeon Arbocin Boston thas jcsoncd part Of carco
sailed 4th, bark Harry Douglass Gr, Landry. Tybcc
LYNN. Jan +-Arrivcd. barks Tomassco ItaD, starpo
Philadelphia; Giuseppe Ma,zni dtap Parodi, do
LizARp. Jan g. 10 80 AMOf, steamer France (Fr Tn
dcilc, from New York for ravre.
NariHs Dec 3o--sailcd, bark Ariadne (Nor) Blonues
New Orleans.
QuKRSsrowS. Jan 3-Arrivcd. barks Principcssa Mar
ghcrits di picmontc tTtnD Molnno. New York; 9TH Eliza
ouiton t Mccarry Baltimore hss jesoned 400 bags of
grain and s damaged
Also arrived dth, 10 AN, steamer partha tBr) McKsy
New YORK for Liverpool and proceeded.
HorrgRDAs Jan 4-Arivcd. stenmer Mas (Dutch) Taat
New York
RocnrFonr Jan 2-Arrived bark Harriet Campbell tr)
Taylor, New York
RourN Jan 3-Arrivcd, bark Admetc tNor). Noas. New
Orleans
SLIGO Jan 2-saled bark Marco Polo dtap, Gavagnin.
United States
LoSDoS, Jan 3-Bark Leopold ct Marie Fr. Iesca''y,
which arrived at bordeaux to-day IRON New Orleans. had
been ashore aud Is damaged.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

CFNFuEGos. Jan 4-Sailed steamer Norman, Nickerson
Nassau and New York.
FRoSrtRA. Dec l9-Arrved. schr Rebeeca W Huddeii,
Deputy. Caibarien.
HtvRk Jan i-Arrived, bark sultana CBr) Mosher New
York mot misprntedl
Baltimore
sailed Dec 81 bark Osage r). for London Jan schr
Ovctta from Prince Edward Island, for Newport for
dcrs
mora Liverpool. -
MrsQrAsH. Nh. Jan ARRIVED brig Milo Br) Wyman,
Yarmouth. Ms, to load for Barbados.
SALoxicA 2j-In port schr Eliza Potter Pendle-
ton. for Falmouth to sail in few days.
SIERRA LsoSE Dec 2OArrived previousy bark Liberia,
Reeve, New York.
SrJomNs PR. Jan 3-Arrived steamer Hadj tBr), Fair
cloth. New York for st Thomas.
Sr JoHS NB Dec 3l-Clearcd, brig Clarcmont lBr>,
Smith, Glasgow Jan bark Bristol Orr, Manson Liver
pool .chrs 9 Hanrahan, Whitmore, Havana; ) + Blake
(Brl, Mealy Matanxaa
VICTORIA VI Dec 24-Sailed ship Blue Jacket. Percival
San Francisco; bark California. Love- Australia
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
OIL TRANSPORTATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4, 1879.
The organization Of new pipe line company. to be
known as the Tide Water Company. the capital Of
which will be s650OO0. for the transportation of oil
to Philadelphia is already far advanced. The pipe
will run from Bradford to williamsport, with
two pumping stations one at Frisbcc, the other
half way to wamsport From the latter place
the oil will be brought to Philadelphia the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. Two hundred
oil cars are now in course of construction for this
service at the works of the Reading Iron Company.
President Gowen, of the Reading Railroad said this
morning in relation TO the matter that the oil
New York will pass over the Lehgh and Susquehanna
and the New Jersey Central Railroad. The oil for
philadelphia will come direct To Philadelphia by the
Reading Railroad and the Catawissa Railroad.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 4, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Labrador ,Yry sausiier Havre Dec -. with
mdsc and passengers 10 Louis de Bebisn.
steamer Morgan city. Reed Now Orleans days. with
mdsc co Bogcrt Morgan.
steamer Gate City, Daggett. Savannah days. with
md~e and passengers to George foncc.
and passengers to W Quintaro 4 Co.
anchored at sandy iIook up the city 4
ports having had NV gales aud head for IL days
and split sails.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Electra. Young Providence for New York with
mdse and passengers To Isaac OdclL
steamer Galaea Walden. Providence for New York with
nidse and Isaac Ode Reports seeing bark
II day with fore aud naintopnass anchor
the Of Goose Island Fnlkners Island, close 10
tho rocks with signal for tow
Passed In this AN. schr VI II Rand. KINNEY. from
Giouco.ter Mass for Philadelphia tbcfore reported at
anchor "a the stepping stones Lighthouse.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. New York for Boston.
Schr Convoy. French, New York for Eastport.
Streaming Walsh, with six coal barses in tow for
bridgeport
Sailed from Hart Island roads this AM bark David Tay
Ior (Br), Wallace from New York for Dundee.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION
WHrrEsrosE. l.. J.. Jan 4, 1879
Flushing Creek all other incts either side of the
Sound the ncigbohood Of this station frozen
good deal Of pack ico drifts up through Hcl Gate With
every tide yet the Sound is open to nav
rntion.
Wind NV, half gale; clear and cold.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Canadian Parliament will meet at Ottawa Feb
ruary Is for the despatch OF business.
The Memphis Howard Association received during
the late epidemic $50 90, and disbursed
$4i5,,o0 50.
little daughter OF John Coke was chokcd 70 death
Ut fremont. Pa. yesterday. IN attempting TO swallow
walnut kernel.
An ice shove occurred in the ST. Clair River ycstcr
Gay, and the ice coming In contact with the steamer
T. q. Clark sunk her.
On Friday. at shamokin, Pa Katie. daughter of
James Boyle. was burned to death by her clothing
being accidentally ignited.
Tho controversy at Augusta. Ca. between the cot
ton sellers aud buyers as to the possession OF sale
samples has resulted In stopping sales.
Jacob Van Heusen. of Albany aged sirty-two years.
went out Friday night to dig grave In Grcenbush.
and was found yesterday morning in the cemetery
frozcu IN death
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. Dec 25-Arrived Isle of Erin OBr, Irvine.
riil.assS:. sIsss s.'sss Sssss E$,!%ors,
.r.well Philadsrhia y. lIaett, New York;
''J e.. H..s rssss s' s Bus
G Eessr sy s4s p sr
. Gi. MsSns NswTy STis Restless r Iiannaord
BUCKSpORT. Dec 3i-Arrived, schr Tahmrao Clay
''"n GifARiESTo%. Jan ARRIVED steamer Gulf Stream
Ingram New York; bark Maria Isabel Csp) Vidal aysn.;
cica. ed-stcamers Champion Lockwood; New York: yr.
s ssb sS1 Messa css
Jan ARRIVED. schr Morelieht. Norwood. New York.
Sailea-schr I.ettie Wells, War;, barbados,
PASSPORT Dec 23-Arryed. schrs Carrie Featherby,
GHivRsToN. Dec a5-on tho bar, schr Yellow Pine,
MIS- port sehr rom MrsEs Ras en roaen p9
kEY WEST jan ssi,sd steamer: State s Gt 7; rss::
4rC% .ISs ET TSn ase Poole
Kiassien; Mary + Bryan: Thompson. Philadephia.
6f pss a G % prs sfa .s NsT DSS Ss for
the West Indies chr. Cygnu Steele for Port SPAIN
NEW ORLEANS. Dec sl-Arrived, bark David Malcolm
tBr,. Morrow, Cardiff schr Frank Atkins. Atkins.
West sd
dur"s Norma Mex casasgo Tabafso , Wallace rav.
pool Via West city
ciearea-steamers Muriel CRr,. Gufoyls, bordeaux;
E%ssops mr. s,spSsnG.n Ss y.r. on, LyergSS @ Glendale B
PAssFs Dec si-Arrved, steamer Elvira (sp,. Labsla
bark s xatvs % 5Sor. s"nssbiad. HAMBURG. ~'' '
Saii.dx Brgs Helen NJ ROwley, New York; Eugene Hale
NEWPORT, Jan = AM-,Arrved. .rhrs Free Wind Frs-
Sw
Returned in the night, schr Tleetwing
PM-Arrived bark Oliver ThurIow Colvert from Now
York for Eng g.t in .hoons to discharge pilot
4th, AMToSed to bark Olive Thurow, corbett for
S.l,sd-S,esmer Old Colony. for New York
port for Ian I.n.s ieSs: 'is ss S
dem do for do James English oboksn for Providenee
oRiEST Ii Jan ARRIVED schr Lottie, Speed ch.rlss
pAscAGouLA, Dec so-Arrved. sshr. zenohia. brandt,
oRT h G Jan scS9 David Am.
Fiji PiIiLxDEiriiix. Jan 4-ce.red steamer. wyoming
Teal. savannah Equator Iinckley, Charleston; barks
M Hay, rnGsS & Marshall"
Saiicd--steamers Wyoming, and Ashland; tug Jennie
Dr.wARr Bns.xwsTxn Jan 3-shlp Eingsport cBr', for
New & " detained by the S.s s",s Tsains nSrn with
P3RrLAND, Jan 4-sailed. steamer Lake Nepigon tBH.
. sss ,s Ss,os Tm Lawrence
Below-There is small brick or coal-laden schooner
s.i,elasehr Lusy p Handy ror, ]ohn ,nT %n,
saiies-s,.amer City of Pckins CBr;, cavcrly, Hong
Kong via Yokohama: Granada, Connoly, Panama
SAVANNAH Jan 4-Arrived, steamer City Of Columbus.
Nckcrson New York; bark Washington (Nor), also
a Norwegian bark name unknown.
Cleared--Schrs Maggie Lawrence. Haley Charleston;
Olive Crosby, Hutchinson. Philadelphia
Sail-dStcamcrs CITY Of Macon Kempton, for New York,
Juniata Caharinc, Philadelphia.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Jan 2-Arrived sehrs Frances !Br,
Good Dorchester Nh for do; Emiliennc Bri Mcdonald
Summcrsdc. PEI for Providence; Starlight. Webster
Calais for Philadepbia American Eagle, Newiove Dan
vesport Newcastle Del: James Boyce Manson Boston
for 'atmoc Three Sisters, Baker, Boothb"y for savan
nah.
No vessels sailed
WILMINGTON, NC, Jan 2-Clcared steamer Bcncfactor,
Jones, New York
Bark Birdstow Br Williams. from Hamburg, has been
ordered 10 Savannah.
4th--Cicared bark vaictto CGer Roggatx, Rio Grsnds
do Sui
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
CLEARED.

Steamer City OF Berlin Br) Kennedy. Liverpool via
Quccnstuwn-John q Dale
Steamer Spain ,Br). Grace. fivrrpool-F Hurst
steamer Greece (Br, Pearcc. l.ondon-F y Hurst
Steamer Anchoria tBr. IIcdderwck. Gasscw-Icnder.
Bros.
steamer Oder CGcp, Lcist, Bremen via Southampton
OcIrichs a. Go.
steamer City 81 Rio dc Janeiro Weir, 81 Thomas Rio
Janciro. &c-C II Mallory Go
steamer bermuda tri wilson Porto Cabeilo ST Johns,
&c-A T. Outerbridge n Co. -
steamer Csrondcet, Burrows Galveston via Key WesC
II Mallory 60.
stepmer ucncrsi whitney, Freeman, New 0rleans-Bo.
gcrt Morgan.
steamer New Orleans. Iialsey, Now orlesos-ciark 4
Saapan4
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
SAILED.

Steamers City of Berlin ,r FOR Liverpool; Spain (Rr).
do Oder tcr. Bremen: Graf Bsmsrck Ger Marseillcs;
Knight 1rmpar tBr. Antwerp: Greece r London: Alsa-
tia r do Devon lBr Brstol Anchoria tBrl, Glasgow;
City Of Eio dc Jneo Rio Janero 6c bermuda DIR; St
Johns PA clarbc tBr Kingston, Ia &c: Carondeet
Galveston via Key West: whitney New Orleans City
~ Dallas Fcrnandin Sc City of Savannah savannah
City OF Atlanta Charleston old Dominion Richmond, &c
Alliance, Phadelphis; Nbemarlc Lewes. Del ships Har
Br London Magdalcne Ger. Bremen; barks CHG
neco tr) Ivcrpool Claverhouse (Br Shanghai: Fritz
Smith tNor avrc brigs Conrad )an Port Natal; Lizzie
Wyman, Cienfuecos; Clara j Adams, Sasua.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
THE SILVER TIDE.

S,S FRANcrsco. Jan. 4, 1879.
Tho treasure shipment by the steamer City of
Peking to-day was as follows Silver bars 1883;
trade dollars, 1150s; Mexican dollars, sG,047 gold
coin. 81, ,443.
Among the importations by the steamer Belgic.
which arrived here from Hong Kong on the I'd inst,
10000 trade dollars, being part of $500 0OO
ported having been purchased for the United
States at Hong Kong. They will be shipped by rail
70 New York tOlEorrOW.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
FIRE ON EIGHTH AVENUE.

Dy an explosion Of gas last night the fancy goods
store of Edward Langheld at No. II Eighth avenue,
was set ON fire, causing u damage of $4,000 to tho
stock. The building, which Is owned by ID. McClon-
nan, was injured TO the amount of 1900.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
ANOTHER SKULL FRACTURED.

Police Oficcr Charles +. peircc. Of the Twenty
sixth precinct. found John Halpine, of Paterson n.
j.. lying the sidewelk near the City Hall Park.
He was thought to be Affected by liquor. and carried
TO the Tombs Police Court. Judge Otterbourg
Thought he had q fractured skull, and he scY TO
3cllcvuc Hospital 1t there asccrtained that his
kull was fractured
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
OBITUARY.
LIEUTENANT THOMAS s. WALLACE.

LIEUTENANT THOMAS s. WALLACE.
The War Department is informed OF the death of
First Lieutenant Thomas s. Wallace, Third infantry.
He was stationed at Fort Missoula, near Helena,
Montana, and on December T. with companion.
went out on hunt. They became scpar-
fort that night Lieutenant Wallace's horse
came in riderless. A search party sent out
and on the nth of December his body found and
brought to the fort 1t is thought that in crossing
the Missoula River he became benumbed with cold,
and his horse getting away from him he perished.
Lieutenant Wallace born in Kansas and appointed
to the Military Academy from New York.
p. TREMBLY.
p. Trembly, NJ. P. for Charlevoix. Quebec, died
Yesterday.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
BROKE HIS NECK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

KINGSTON, N T.. Jan. 4, 1879
This afternoon Charles McCrief, or Murray Hill,
suburb of this city. while coming over the Kingston
Asts with horse and wagon, containing his daughter
and son-in-law. was thrown TO the ground His neck
was broken, and he received other injuries from
which he cannot He is about sixty years
old, and has wife and family
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

spiritual truths whose nspirational utterances are
10 be found in the New Testament IN the Decalogue
and in the moral codes of the grand old philosophers
of antiquity. NJ IL.
BEOoKLyS, Dec %. 1878
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
oRpEns-MovEArENrs OF THE ALERT.

WAsHrSGToN, Jan. 4, 1879.
Commander R S. Phythian is detached from special
duty connected with the Nautical schoolship at New
York. on the 18th inst, and granted six months
leave. The United States Alert sailed to-day
from Yokohama. Japan, for San Francisco She
brings home the men on the Asiatic station whose
terms of enlistment have expired.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours. in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building. No. 2lS Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
OPT TO WASHINGTON.

Commodore Whiting, chief of the Bureau of
Navigation United States Navy who has been visiting
Commodore Nicholson at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
for few days. lett for Washington Friday even
ing last.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05

Steamer erder Ger Brandt In leaving Havre today
for New York got ashore but will be hoated withous
damage
steamer Macgrcgor B Newell which arrived at Liver
pool I'd inst from Boston, experienced heavy gale Dec 27
In lat 81 lon 81 19 head of cattle and
500 sheep sails and feboas carried and
skylirht and wheelhousc stove
Ship Cromwell Barstow which stranded at Flushing LIST
inst while her way from Antwerp to New York, has
foated.
brig Fanny tBr Kentspear bound from Pensacola Oct
- for Bilbao put into Falmouth to-day with loss Of decb
load aud leaking.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
BBB RRE ODD
E.. 81 H.. : 4 4 3
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BBR RA AD d
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We shall Issue the Forty fourth volume OF Reports
during ahc first weeks of January We submit this edition
with confidence has been revised with unusual care
and great We determined 10 snare no cort TO
this end perfected many improvements, which
will IN the January volume but winch nave never
here,afoe appeared ~ any Se, W. have r"mnsd
abstract of the Collection Laws o thc several States
which print under the proper head,ngs Ihc comptla
ton ~ has been made by representative ator
ncvs in each state and relied We believe this
feature will appreciated by all who have occasion TO
grant credits covering ae"sssd wv w hn ~
abc IN future amendments To these laws down
90 the very latest date 100000. 49,. ..,,,-,.
showing its actual or relative posion
,hc,ber ON rnroad steamboat or stage routchc popu
1c"' and without bank banker the nearest place
where collections may be sent As shipping well ss
Collection Guide this VII 10 s,inos, Invaluable being
than published otherwise We have also tabu
t.d ths Banks Bankcrs throughout the United States
W. dent which wc publish appendix
zach voluc aiming. however tho names they appear
NJ under their respective town or city In the regular
rhass index Of what we intend
10 do for patrons In the future Owning and directing
Moutrcal New Orleans able to control In all
lis branches that s not possible Tor the interests Of
Relying solely the merits ~ work, respectfully
solicit examination OF our system with the ol
our ability suhstanate all claim, and with the
edge that IL Is worthy OF your earnest consideration
THE BRADsTREET CoMPANY
Branch Offices In all pal cities OF the United state,
and Canada and London Eng. also Continental CORES
pondcuce
u)ILEs PERMANENTLY ERADICArED WITHOUT
~ bu-ncss no knife Irmture or canstir
no Zoe until cured testimonials of the highcst character
"'' '' W. .sToDbARP, i4i We" alsts New York.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
pEpAnrUBE OF THE rALLApoosA

The United States transportation steamship ITALIA
poosa. Captain McRitchie left the Brooklyn Navy
Yard yesterday at one O'Clock for Norfolk, Va.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE SUPPLY SAILS FOR HOME.
gBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

HAvRE, Jan. 4, 1879.
Tho United States sailing vessel Supply. Com.
mander William A. Kirkland sailed hence to-day for
America.
The New York herald., 1879-01-05


Average temperature for corresponding date
1S1S 1879.
Weekly average. Observation-Disclosures. 20 Al 90 81