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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
FOREIGN.
ENaLANp's Arr1ruDE

Constantinople, Nov. 15.-Pending the
receipt Of fresh instructions. Sir Austin Law.
ard, British ambassador, abstains from Wis
iting the porte. The present attitude Of tn,
British government towards the porte is a.
tributed in diplomatic circles here to gray,
suspicion Of an understanding between Rus
sla and Turkey originating in the visits o
Prince Labanof, Russian am basador to The
sultan, before he went to Lividia to visit tn,
czar, and ON his return 10 Constantinoplt
reported that Labanof will see the sultar
again before his departure on leave of ab
sence. Governor General Aleko Pashs ha
dissolved the Rymnastic societies in eastern
Roumelia. He will return to Phillipopol
on the 18th inst.
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Report Of the Department o.
Agriculture on the Crops
of 1879.
Showing an Immense Increase in
tho Yield Of Wheat.
Terrible Ravages Of Diptheria in Russia
Deaths in Excess of Births.
THE CROPS.
Report Of tho Department OF Agriculture
on tho Crops for tho Present Year.

Report Of tho Department Of Agriculture
on tho Crops for tho Present Year.
Washington, Nov. 15.-The following ia
the condition Of wheat aud corn, as issued
by the department Of agriculture:
WHEAT.
Returns Of November 1st show an increase
in yield Of 26,O00, 900 bushels over last year.
This great increase il the result of very
large yield in all the states bordering on
the Ohio river and Missouri. The north
western states show little variation from
last year. Kansas and California both de-
cline in yield. Texas of all the southern
states, is the only one that falls of in yield
this yesr.
The indicated product for the entire coun.
try il 9S per cent Of that of 1878. The gain
has been greatest in Tennessee, Connecticut
and New York, and the loss the greatest in
Ohio, Missouri and West Virginia. with a
material decrease, also, in Maryland, Ill.
inois and Indiana. In general the quality
is better than the previous crop, though
damage 10 some extent from house burn in
reported in Kentucky and Virginia, and
from frost in Ohio.
According. to returns, November first, the
corn crop promises an increase Of over 200,
100000 bushels or nealy fifteen per centum
oyer last year. The Atlantic and gulf states
note some decrease, hut other portions OF
the union have greatly increased their
yields. The southern inland states increase
nearly thirty per cent. over other sections.
The Mississippi valley. nearly to the Pacific
states Is the same as last year.
COTTON
has decidedly increased In condition since
October, but there is q neral decline
throughout the south rs compared with
last year.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
THE VOTE IN NEW YORK.

New York. Nov. 14-The Sun this morn
ing prints the official canvass for state officers
a. made by the county supervisors Of New
York and Kings counties. The official
count has not been completed, but the result
viii not probably he changed fifty votes
from the unofficial count of election night,
and those figures are used. The table shows
the following majorities, except for govern.
or. the figures given in his case indicating a
plurality:
Cornell republican. for governor. H.
Hoskins. republican, for lieutenant
governor. Observation-Disclosures. l,l&
Carr. republican. for secretary of state All
Wadsworth. republican. for comptroller he
Ward. republican. for attorney genera, -, .aoq
Wendell, republican,, for treasurer. ......,i i,ta
Seymour. democrat. for engineer and sur
cyM.s...,...,-t. ..s-.............v .ves
kellys vote. al,
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GoLDCOMING.

! New York. Nov. 15.-The steamer Ger.
mamie from Liverpool brought Ss55, 900 in
gold coin.
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CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.
The trouble on stock exchange originated
in Paris, where there il panic in consequence
Of rumor that British fleet has been
ordered TO enter the Black Sea, which the
Russions will probably make casus 1elli.
TURKo-RUssIAN ALLIANCE.
Constantinople, Nov. 14.-There is a
strong tendency on the part Of the Turkish
cabinet to enter into an actual alliance with
Russia. The grand vizier and Osman Pa
aha, minister Of war, especially advocate a
close understanding with Russia 1t is said
the sultan has been gained over to their
views. In this connection it is rumored
that Osman Pasha will shortly 60 to Liva-
dia on special mission.
VESSELS IN COLLISION.
Quebec, Canada, Nov 14.-The steam.
ship Gavino, from Avonmouth for this port
and the schooner Lawrence from Quebec
for Gaspe, came into collision Tuesday
night, which was clear and fine. The
steamship, which received no damage
anchored until daylight, when as there
we're no sigma of the schooner she proceeded
and arrived yesterday. The Lawrence
having lost her bowsprit, jib boom, cul
water head, gear, ETC., was returning TO port
for repair, when overtsken by a snow storm
and went Ashore at Point Ste Waller.
A RUSSIAN LECTURE
st. Petersburg, Nov. 14-At meeting
of the Russian TcchnoIogical society q
lecture was delivered on the subject of the
fitting out Of 4 famous Russian cruisers in
the United States. The lecture especially
referred to the sympathy and cooperation
which all had received from the American
people. SIX men. he said, deserted from
the expedition who preferred to remain TN
the free soil of of America, but they were
Germans from the Baltic provinces, no,
Russians.
DENIAL,
The Agence Russo contradlcts the slate
ment published 10 several foreign news
papers that Lord Dufferin, British ambas
sador to Russia, has been instructed Il
submit plan for modus vivendi between
the two governments in regard to Centra
Asia, and declares that Lord Dufferin va.
absent from st. Petersburg at the TIM
alleged. Instructions we're stated to hav,
been sent him.
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The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved 10 3 location one door north of Ed
mund's and Wynn's bank.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
TELEcRAPHIc BREvlTIEs.
THE PRODUCTION OF rE1EoRAMs

THE PRODUCTION OF TELEGRAMS.
St. Louis, Nov. 14.-E. Fl. Brown, man.
ager Western Union telegraph Office, was
to-day served with a subpoena issued by the
grand jury, commanding him to appear be-
fore that body on Monday and bring with
him all kilograms which passed between
certain parties alleged to have been connect
ed with the 80 called gamblers ring, inves-
tiga,ion Of which was begun last spring by
the grand jury, but not completed because
the telegrame could not then be obtained.
1t is understood Mr.. Brown will refuse to
produce the dispatches; that he will be
committed to Jail for contempt and the case
taken to the state supreme court at once.
Two courts here-the criminal and court Of
appesls-have already decided that these
kilograms must be produced, but the tele-
graph company seem determined to contest
ably carry it to the United States supreme
GOLD COMING.
: New York, Noy. 15.-The steamer Ger
mamie from Liverpool brought $s55, 900 in
gold coin.
sa COLLEGE REBELLION.
Middlebury, VT, Nov. 15-The Sopho.
more. freshman and senior and junior
classes have gone into voluntary suspen-
sion. Tho faculty has suspended two low.
er classes, and probably will suspend
every student engaged In the rebellion. The
trouble grows out of ale sed unjust actions
Of the faculty toward member Of the
sophomore class.
GOULD BUYS ANOTHER RAILROAD.
St. Louis, Nov. 15.-Interview with o..
liver Garrison and Carter s. Greene, confirm
the reported sale of Commodore G. X Gar
rison's interest in the Missouri! Pacific rail.
road to Jay Gould.
MEXICAN VETERANS CALL ON GRANT.
Chicago, Nov. 15.-The Mexican veter-
ans, escorted by the Lacky Zouaves,
marched 10 the residence Of Col. Grant, this
morning. and presented their compliments
to General Grant. Leonard SWEET acted as
spokesman, and alluded to General Grants
meritorious services in the Mexican war,
which, he said, have been generally over.
looked. Gen. Grant made no formal reply,
but received the veterans cordially, remark
ing jocnlarly to . drummer boy, who pre-
sented him with boquet, "Well, my lad,
.uppose you will be in the next war with
Mexico when she attempts to annex ouz
country"
RESUMED WORK.
The workmen Of the packing and provis
ion company resumed work this morning
when the foreman, whose discharge they
had deprecated aud struck against. was re-
instated.
ARRIVAL. OF CABLE SHIP,
North Eastman, Nov. l5.-The steamer
Fsrady came 70 anchor of Nauset lights a
!Oa. m. The sea is smooth, aud favorabl,
for landing the cable.
CAUSE OF TIE RUMoR.
New York, Nov. l5-The recen. shipmen
to Liverpool Of 10000 pistols attracted th
attention Of gun men, and their inquire
va. the starting point Of the rumor tha
ienians we're purchasing arms in the Unite,
States.
AN INVITATION
The society Of the army Of the Potoma
invited to par,ici,,a,e in the 1'hona
ceremonies at Washington on Wc,ln.s,,s
next.
ADVANCE IN COAL
Leading coal companics will rcucrall
make an advance Of abon, y cents pcr To-
oo lhs price Of coal on Monday ncsi.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
MILWAUKEE,.

Milwaukee, November Is.
WHEAT-i@1!c higher. Closed firm.
Hard $l.l7a: No. 2, Sl.153 cash; S1.l74
December; sl,l9c January. No. 8, sl.o5
No. 4. CSC.
ConN-42!c.
OA1s-32!c.
RYE-69c.
BARLEY-7lc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

WALL STREET.
New York, November 15.
Moneys per cent.
Governments-Quiet, firm.
stocks-Active, higher.
Bank Statement-Reserve increase. Sc.
459,525.
NEW YORK.
New York, November Is.
FLouR-Dull.
WHEAT-Feverish. No. spring Decem
Sl.35a@1.36l.
CoRS-Duil. Mixed western 500 59s
BARLEY-Quiet,
RYE-Dull, unchanged, 90c.
OATs-Quiet. Mixed western 44I61455
White 44@147.
PoRK-Strong, unchanged, Sl10O.
LARD-Steady, firmer, $7.4O.
WHIsKEy-$l.15.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, November Is.
WHEAT-Opened strong, higher; closed
lower, Sl.l54 cash; Sligo December
$1.173 for January.
CoRN-Unaettled, lower, 4lsc cash (; 4Oat
December +; 43sc for May.
OATs-Firmer, 323c bid cash; 32St
December; 36c bid May.
RYE-7l4c.
BARLEY-77@s0c.
PoRK-Unset,led lower at close, SlO.2
Oslo so cash, 50 80 bid December SILL
asked January,
LARD-Weak, lower. s6.7O bid cash
$6.074 December; S6.95 January.
WH1sKY-Sl.10.
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To exchange for lots in lower Yanktop,
two good horses, wagon and harness.
]. E. BRUCE g. Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15

d.. W. II. a. Brown, dentist, Union
Block. Yankton.
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Russian and Turkish securities are very
fat. A heavy decline has taken place on
rumors Of political complications.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-02

81 The Baltimore ADsertedn says that three
newcomers paid $500 each for the stolen
copy OF the President lncsssge NeHi York
fires, Chicago Izplas, and Cincinnati En-
aIfsfr. SO q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-02

q Ihs Rres fdsIts ssssssee, she pfocee dipki
] ef the ~ fysS ;onpcll and other unnoatf,
blsasti ssaK 4 ols eolI11mas today.
81 IN e71sby3sod NJ II. as #
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-02

plan, recommended in my annual message
OF December, 1877, the making OF an APP
preparation for the resumption OF the work
Of the Commission. - -. 81
In the mean time, however, competitive
examinations under many emharra>sments
have been conducted within limited spheres
IN the Executive Departments in Washing
ton, aud in Il number of the custom-houses
and post-otiices of the principal cities Of the
country, with view to further test their
effects, and in every instance they have
been found to be as salutary as they are
stated to have been under the admnlStra-
ton of my predecessor. l think the econo-
my, purity, and efficiency OF the public
service would he greatly promoted by their
systematic introduction wherever practl-
cable throughout the entire civil service OF
the Government, together with ample pro.
vision for their general supervision, i'll or.
| der to secure consistency and uniform JUS
| tice.
Reports from the Secretary OF the In
| terror, from the Postmaster. General, from
! the postmaster in the city OF New York.
| where such examinations have been some
| time on trial, aud also from the collector oil
| the port. the naval officer, and the surveyor
in that city, and from the postmasters ano
| collectors in several of the other large Cities
show that the competitive system, where
| applied, has, in various ways, contributed
| to improve the public service.
The reports show that the results have
been salutary in marked degree, and thai
the general application OF similar rules can
not fail to be OF decided benefit to the ser
vice. ,1..~
The reports of the Government officers
10 the city of New York especially, beal
decided testimony TO the utility Of oper
competitive examinations in their respec
tive Offices, showing that "these eXamina
tions, and the excellent qualifications Of
those admitted to the service through them
have had a marked incidental effect lupor
| the persons previously in the service, snG
particularly upon those aspiring to promo
| ton. There has been on the part OF these
| latter an Increased interest in the work
and desire to extend acquaintance with II
| beyond the particular desk occupied, iane
| thus The morale OF the entire force has beer
| raised. *tf5n ? The examination:
have been attended by many citizens, who
have had an opportunity TO thoroughly In
vestisaie the scope and character Of the
tests, and the method OF determining the re.
suits, and those visitors have. without ex
ception, approved the. methods employed,
and several OF them haye publicly attssted
their favorable opinion" .s;.tf. ss3 81 IA.
Upon such coiIsi derati IONS n deem u, ma
duty to renew Ihe RECON- n1en l datipny con-
Timed 10 my ~ annual nesSags OF December,
\
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, July o-Arr,ved. bark Rival. Adams. San
Francisco
Sailcd--Bark Melancion. Manson, San Francisco.
AUGUSTA No. July 0--Arrivcd schrs Mary Sands.
Roberts. New York 1Ith. Douglas Haynes Adams do
APPONAUG. July 12-Arrivsd. schr Allie Burnham,
Baxter, Philadelphia
BOSTON. July Ia-Cleared, brgs Evie Allen tBr) Farm.
ham, Cape Verbs aud market Tmba Cain Stone. Dem.
arara; Agnes Barton. knight, Havana; schrs Ida l.
Cracker. surnnm l.otte, Taylor. Philadelphia; Oripe
Baker New York; Vim crccser. Kelley. do.
Arrived steamers Ibcrian Brl Horne Liverpool
Gisucns Bcarse. New York; Norman Ncksrscn philnde
lIoboken; brig -, rally no., Oates, Perth Amboy !;
graham, kondout: Boston, Butler. weehawken; Piow
Boy, iiallc,t. dos; Lucy ID. Handy, Rordout;
Gen Banks, Haskell do q Huntington. Nickerson do
Virginia, Armstrong. Port Johnson Nellie Eaton Tow n.
send ElizaDcthport: Flora Cundon French IIobokcn;
Avon, CLARK, do Mary Jane Jrrl. Mcmillan Ma,aguez
VIM Bement. Harris. philadelphia. \ u Wheeler, tod.
frey, do: Cook Borden. Lunt. do: JAS Parsons Scul
do: Gcu q Green Burton, do: Jno krnnz Smith Bati-
more Bill stowe Phinney, Philadelphia; John w Hall,
Jr Green. do; u Adams. Nickerson. Eondout.
Cleared, steamers Sumatra lHrl. ood LDndon virago
lBrJ. stevens, Hull l.; bark Hawkhope tBr. Good We
ngion, NJ brigs sarah lBr, Hilton. snyrna; Grace
Lothrop Atwood Gonaives Black swan Fleming. Iiayt
schr David Carkson Lee kennsbcc load for Jacs
Vile.
saiiedStcamer Gen whitney. Haett, New York: brigs
Evie Allen Cora Green. Tubal Cain aud Agnes Barton.
BALrlMOKE. July l2--Arrived steamers Geo Appod,
Lovelnnd. Boston William Kennedy Foster, Savannah
bark Mary Mckee Riley Charleston: schrs Allen trecm,
kckerson kennebcc; Minnie Aikon, Grow, Petersburg
Sidney sJones Mitchell, North Carolina; Andrews.
dfovsr, Savannah.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
CLEARED.

Steamer Humboldt (Br. Pario. Lverpoo-Busk 4 Je-
Steamer Corsica (Br) sharpcott, Bristol Ell Tucker
d Co.
&c-Pim. Forwood x Co.
Steamer Hateras Stevens, West Point, vs-OId Domin-
ion Steamship Co
steamer Garrett Foster, Baltimore--J Krems.
Steamer Frxnconia, Mangum Portland-J Ames
Ship Calcutta smith, AMER for ordersvenon II Brown
4 Co.
Bark Ymer lNorl Hsnrichsen. MarypOrt-Benham Boye.
sen, Pickering h Co
Bark DeslnganO Nor Malmqvist. westport. I-Benham
Boyesen, Pickering Co.
Bark Tide Aus Tominich, Cork for orders-Slocovch
4 Co.
BARK solyst CNor. johnson. Reval-Benhsm, Boyesen,
Pickering 4 Co.
Bark Eiiza Milligan Br, Peck. Roucn-J " Parker &
Co.
Bark Bertha port. Knudsen. Oporto-Ha agemeyer
Brunn
Bark Imperstor Francisco Giuseppe Primo (Aus) Pre-
muda Napes-Slocovich x Co
Bark Ammonia (Aus). Cernkovch Beyrout-Slocovich 4
Co
Bark Querini stsmpaiia dtaD, viomeii saionica-slo
covich n Co.
BARK Eliza Barss (Br Hollis Bermuda-Alex Z Tucker
Brig Eliza Thomson, Sawyer, st Pierre, Mart-L 4
Armstrong
schr Mary S Lunt (Br). Lee Barbados-B Weinberg l.
Co.
Schr John B Norris Harding, Boston-Campbell &
Gardiner.
sehr Nettie Gushing. Robinson, Boston-Haviland 4
Piessey.
scLr Amard, Wheeler. saybrook, Ct--Cartwright 4
Doyle.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser Of steamer bermuda will please accept
ack no wledgments for his polite attentions
Eprrn Tnoor Br) lying ut baltimore, broke from
her mOoriugs during storm Friday night last and
drfted against sc Joseph Carleton her to the
extent OF about $40.
BADEN from New Orleans for Liverpool previously
reported abandoned June IL lat 40 lon 53
the previous being left This
burnt by the ship Bombay Liverpool
from Galveston
BARK Peru Br) Furse from Philade phis juno IL for
Galway, |. ashore 18th inst the latter port.
AwArERLoGGrp BARK, with part Of fore and mizzen
masts standing square rugged stern, full poop. blue
painted ports inside name visible, estimated
burden iO passed June H. in lat So 80 n Ion
Is DOW.
ScuR TEMPEST, coal laden. before reported sunk
Green's Ledge, Long Island Sound. raised by the
Baxter Wrecking Company the 18th inst and taken
into Norwalk harbor The schooner is much injured
bottom being badly broken
FISHING EASTERN STAR with cargo of Holsters,
bound from Fox Island Me- to New York before reporte
into and sunk by the steamboat Gen Scdgwck,
a little of Fox Island Lccg Island Sound She
raised by the Baxter Wracking Company 18th
last and brought to this city.
scIR Lnrrir wmLLs. War. at Philsdepha from sagua
before reported with loss of rudder with the mssp
June oil Hat"ras during heavy gale from \, lasting
eight hours also lost jbboom while coming up tho Della
River.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
WAS DEATH DUE TO CHLoROFORMY

While DR.. Orston s. Gregory. of No. 1877 East
seventy-hrst street. administering chloroform
10 Oscar Menz four years of age. OF No. 2o5 East
seventy third street, week ago, who suffering
from commissions. the child expired. An inquest
held in the yesterday by Coroner woltman.
Joseph Menzl, father of deceased testified that his
boy perfectly well until A. NJ, July g. when
he had commissions; DIR. Gregory was sum-
moned, and. pouring some choroform on
handkerchief. continued to apply 1t mt
intervals for about half hour, when
the child began to breathe heavily, changed color
and shortly afterward died. II had had no syinp-
out Of the warm bath into which 1t placed before
the chloroorm was administered. DIR. Jesse l.. Nor
rill. OF No. 20T East Seventy second street. the
next witness. Shortly before hall past two p. NJ he
had been summoned but on his arrival the boy was
dead; witness was of opinion that death may have
been due to commissions choroform; the drug
should not be used IL the patient liz not suffering
from commissions at the time.
DIR. Gregory testified that he was called between
twelve one A. NJ by the father OF tho deceased;
the patient was found frothng at the mouth aud his
teeth were clinched; when the Doctor the child
aid not improve he withheld the chloroiorm and the
pstient died in "A coDvulsion; death was due proba-
by to irritation OF the BRAIN the chloroform adj
ministered for nearly three-quarters of an hour.
Deputy Coroner Dr. Cushmsn. who made the post
mortem examination, thought that death was caused
either by commissions or chloroform inhalation.
The jury, numbering eight returned with a double
verdict two jurors finding that death due to
convulsons and the remainder presenting their de-
cision that the child came to its death by
dose OF choroforin given to IL accidentally by DR..
kveagory.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.

wAsurScroN, July 14-Lieuienant y NJ AcElcy, uSS.
assistant in coast and geodctic survey commanding
on the 10th he passed. when about ten miles
south OF Barncgai lighthouse, New Jersey ves-
sell apparently "a bark. sunk la 10 fathoms of
water her foremast standing and the main and mixscn
nast broken off tha waters edge. The
posed vessel British bark Ilecn recently sunk by
collision with the steamer City OF New York It. lies di-
rectly the track of vessels running and the
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
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SAILED.

Ships Bertrsm Rigby O,r for Liverpool; Minnie Swift
Antwerp; barks Margsrida Porp. oporto; Rom,t,ent
(Nor), Stettn Christian Wilhelm (Nor, do; Johanne
Nor, Cork ZeGro dtaD do; Alice ItaD. do Fa mouth
Bernardo UtaD. Hull Hangereia (Nor, Hovig tNorway)
Eliza Barss tBr) Bermuda: brigs Avant Dutch, Rio
Grande; Meeden Dutch. do: Alice tBr). Belize.
Also sailed, steamer Hattcrss. for West Point, Va.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15

PROM PHILADELPHIA
Switzcrlnnd.... 15lAntwerp.. .52 broadway
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
Hicks cBr Della, River Plate; sehr wadsmar Parker

Hicks (Br Della River Plate; schr waldemar, Parker
Madeira
sailed July bark star Of Jamaica tBrl hoodess
maica brig Jennie Cheney Arey Arroyo 3tL bark uar
vest Queen (Br. Mclean. Magoane; origs nora .nr,
Henry FAjardo: Resale B Carlo. - Croix; oh schrs
Frances tBr Bradley Naguabo; Perry, Hodgdon'
ST. JonSs PR. June lI-Arrived. brigs Harry Stewart
rendleton, Mayaeuex; 18th Chas Hoard tBr, Brown
New York; 18th. schr John Douglass Parker Wilmington
Limerick.
ST JonN, Nh July ll-saied. schr Elizabeth De Hart
Arrived l4h. bark Antwerp (r). Pye. Antwerp; schr
Annie Golfer lBr). McLaughln. New York.
Cleared l4th. schr Anna Currier lBr Van Wort. New
York
VICTORIA, VI June 27-In port. bark Thomas Fletcher
Pendleton Tor Nanao to load for San Francisco. TO
sail on the 2Sth.
WINDSOR Ms July 9-Cleared schrs Willie Morton. for
Ph,ladeipha; 10Th. Keystone j Crossiey and Lizzie
McNchol, for New York
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
SPOKEN.

Ship Gathcrer, Thompson from New York for San Fran
cisco June 10 by arrival Ut san Francisco July 49,
Ship Goden Rule. Lewis from Hong Kong FOR New
York. May ~, lat ~ ~ II, Ion III ~ l.
ship Oberon (br. Harvey, from Cardiff from San Fran
cisco, June "a, lat 81 N. Ion II w.
Ship Agra (5er) nogeman. from Bremen for Now York.
June ~, lat ~. Ion a..
ship Red dJacket B, Bingham from Pir1us for America,
Juno ~ lat ~ lou 70
Ship Ioretto Fish Hodgman, from San Francisco for
An twerp, june Ii, lat q n, Ion - W,
Bark Eglantne tBr MckaIl0p, from Chatham. NIB, for
bordeaux, June ~. lat IS. lou 81
Bark 81 Patrick tBr. Bogert Antwerp for Now York,
June ~, lat ~, Ion -.
Bark Boreas (Nor, svendsen. from Gloucester. T. for
New York, June 80 LAT 30, Ion 16
Bark ! " Nilams (Br), Smith, from ondondefry for
Now York, June II. lat ~ 30, lon 2U
Bark Antioch. Henenway, from New York for Angler,
June u, lat 2S n, Ion 10 W.
BARK John Johns r) Halliburton from IIonfeur for
New York, June 10 lat A. Ion T.
Scr l. Foster steering n, May II, lat II s. Ion 81 w.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, July 13-Arrivcd barks Lowwood (Br) Fritz,
Philadelphia. ~ days psssage 14th saaca B Andrews,
New York.
BRsroL, July 14-Arrived steamer Castals B CrnRle,
New YORK.
Sailed 18th, barks Ecuador tBr Hughes and suther
green (Bf), spicor, Delaware River