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The New York herald., 1879-08-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

AurorocAsrA. July 27-Arr,ved, ship Independence.
Strout, Boston.
(Br). Fraser. Caiiao: Napier Br,, gryde, do.
BRAcoA July 22-In port. scr Phebe. Msdoro for New
CArK HAYriEs: July 2o-In port, schr Robt Myhan.
Dosne. for New York Tampco. Bomhod for do,
Hollywood. Belfast brig. Acadia (Br). Horn Liverpool;
Annie barker IBrJ, Walsh. Sligo.
FArnRR PoIsr July 3i-rassed in, steamer scapdins-
HAVANA. July 29-Arrived brig Agnes Barton. Knight,
Boston.
New York for Sable Island
KiSGsroS, ia. July 20-Arrived, schr Ruth Price.
Price Baltimore and sailed oath for Port Antonio and
sa iod July H. bark Joaquins dr, Gardner New York
via Fsimouth Ja 18th, brig Chapman Ty Boston
40 return 10 leave New York Aug 23d bark Tho,nas
Daniel 3. Giles Philadephia VIE Savanna IA Mars 24th,
bark Rapido DIR. Davey. New York via salt River.
In port July ~ schrs Comet Bayles from New York.
rived d Ss ELLEN & pnv.s ssm
LvKarool July ss~Arrved bark Ebiana tBr, Barry st
MILK RIVER. ia. July ao--saied brig Marena. Handy.
Boston.
Leith.
In port July IS bark Mars tBr, Fraser for Montreal;
brig John swan Hansen for Delaware Break water
Monrnral July D-Arrvcd, barks Foscois (Br) Ser
vice, 81 Vincent. CIV: Farwcll (Br) Michon. Trinidad
Norm sypskY. July 2s-Arrived. steamer Annie (Br)
VUsnEC, July 3O-Arrived steamer Scotland Br) James
London snd cleared for MontreaD; ship Hercules Nor
Cleared alth steamer wadenscan C3r. Legailsis Gss
gov; bark selma ,swJ. Stromberg. London , .
1rccks liverpool Tor Halifax aud Baltimore.
sr JonS. NB July 2s-Arrived. schr Opera tBr Fowler
Cleared 18th brig benjamin Carver Coson. New York
VALPARAISO June 2lsaiied. ship Independence strout,
YALLsns ia. July 2oIn port brig Georgia. Welsh, for
New iotk
The New York herald., 1879-08-01

JUSTICE DUFFY'S RECEPTION.

About one hundred of the personal friends and
political associates of Police Justice Duffy met that
gentleman last night at u complimentary collation.
and reception arranged in his honor his
return from trip through Canada and the
British Isles. Among those who sat down
besides the guest OF the evening ex-
Judge Quinn, Denis keenan,, Asscmbly man James
IA. Madigan, ex-Assc m bly, man William +. Kirk, ex-
Supervisor Isaac Oliver, James ID. Fish. president
of the Marine Bank: Andrew Purtell. Dr. j. Kennedy
and many more persons of prominence in First
ward politics. Ex-Judgo Quinn presided. and in
welcoming home the little Judge" made compi-
mcntaiy speech, which drew forth loud applause.
Justice Dufy made "a feeling speech in reply. After
briefly referring to his trip and comparing the con-
dtion OF those whom he had visited. who did not ex
ercisc the full right OF suffrage, with that OF those
around him, he made slight dash ut political is-
sucs. Nothing of late. he said. had pieased him
so much to read when he returning the good
advice given the democratic leaders by great
journal---the HERALD. II vas sound advice and
went to the bottom OF the political stua
coincided with the views expressed by that
journal touching the duty or the New
York city democracy at the present time and he
douDly graiihed when ho read in the same
journal an interview with Mr.. Kelly which ex-
pressed sentiments which lie more than glad to
reflect from his humble standpoint.
Speeches complimentary to Justice Duffy followed
ncll, ex- -Assembly man william =. Kirk, John II.
Mckinley, Assomblyman Madigan aud Isaac j. OH
yer. The gathering separated ut late hour with
three cheers the 'litto Judge of the FIRST ward.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. July 10 Arrived, schr Hattie Kelse.
Philadelphia
BOSTON, July 3O-Clcared. steamer Norman Nckerscn.
Philadelphia tand sailet).
sa,isd-steaniers Ria to tBr). Hull E United States,
Savannah
briggs Carrie rckcrin" Torrcy Perth Amb,y Rapid Tran
sit day Compton Cape Hay item Vim Mason, Wasson,
weehawken: schrs Warren j Crosby Atwood. Baracoa;
Harriet Thomas. Vai c,eaf, kichmond Va. Frank Dow.
Gage Georgoown. DC Edwin Morrison Lavender. Bal
timore; Sophie kraus, smith. do; Maria Adelaide,
Poughkocpsio Vineyard Rich New York Caia Leav Il,
Ames, Adams Newburg Ira I.airencr. Coeman, Hobo
ken Ada 5 Allen. Dudley. Weehawkeu; Lucy Graham,
smith, Philadelphia; John Paige Haley: Ewnod Bur
ton. jarvis John Deiwer. Berry. and Rachel Seaman,
seaman Phiadelphia; Mary NJ, Murray. hoDoken; Mary
Bradshaw. Van Glider. Port johnson; Abbie Pitman
Chase, Weehawken.
Cleared --schr u Mcdonald. Robinson. Galveston.
BALTIMORE. July 3o-Arrived bark Margherita utaD.
Marchese Gcn,w schrs caawameak. Kennedy, Charles
ton Emerson Rokes, Orcutt Navassu.
Ccared-Brig staples. showers. Portland: schfs Grace
Davis Davis do: Lucie wheatcy sipple. Bristol NJ
Henderson, Cranuer. Prov denre.
sailed-steaners Nellie Martin tBrl. Rcucn; Nova
Livin gstonc tBrj hallway; Darks Dom Pedro III, Rio
Janefo; Ocean tSor. Cardiff; Frnncisee Ltnll Bor-
deaux Emilia utnil Calais; brig l. staples, Portland
3lst-Arrivcd steamers Calvert. FOLEY, Charleston; W
Woodward. Young, New York; schr Pioneer, JOHNSON.
Hafbor Island
Also arrived. bark 81 Lawrence tBr) poe. Dcmcrara
fellowship Iobqus (Brl. DAVIS. from Cork. bark fni-
Parepa, Packard. from Navassa
Ceared--stcamers John Jarrett. Fostor, New York;
Johns Hopkins, Hallet Boston bnrks kuta IAD Fales
cando. Queenstown; Prospcrita uta, 5chisnino. Bor
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grounded at daylight July 30 and remained until r. M
when she hoated slightly damaged after part
OF her cargo OF iron
Sur BkcHERDAss AHBAIDAss (Br. Williams. IRON
for Burrard Inlet is the vessel before repoted
wrecked ia Barclay Sound The were all saved and
have arrived ut San Francisco.
SOMERSET (Sor from Cages. with logwood for
Falmouth GB put into old Haroor Js July 3D. the cap
chief officer second ohcsr aud seaman having
died with fever and the of the sick.
BARK GkoHGR (Br) from Three Rivers for Montevideo
with sawn lumber. anchored above Quebec July ~
with fire in her fore hold steam lire engine w ~ ~
work aud the vessel nearly full of water The nro
still smoulderng. and the cargo will have 70 be ds
charged The q WAS owned by x KENNY. of Haiiixx.
Offices for $22 600
ScnR HUDSON, at Boston July II. from Weehawken.
with coal collfed with unknown schooner when COM
The unknown schooner received M damage.
at Vineyard Haven. codod 2sth, on Pollock Rip. with
schr Iamarne of Boston lumber laden, at anchor inc
sounding horn instead OF bell and Capt
French thought she under Tho Lahartincs bow
but the Mason received bat slight damage
EhELIESNE. McDonsld. from Boston for George
town. PEI. into by schr Marcene OF New car
lse while lying anchor Canso Jsly ~ Will repair
damage and proceed
PILor Boxr Isaac wsBB. ashore bctwcen Watch Hill
have bile cd.
FLusHING, IL. July 2i.-Schr Ira Sands, Brear from
Greenwich CT loaded with brick sprung aleak yesterday
and put into Huntington harbor for repairs.
SHrrBUILDISGAt HarriRg gtons yard Bath Nc, so ton
lighter being but for Boston parties who will send her
south America where she will DO employed In the log
wood trade on the Maydalena River.
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THE GALLlA SEIZED.

The steamship Galia seized by United
States Deputy Marshal Charles Maher yesterday
afternoon for debt. The vessel is probably worth
about sl.oooOoo. The claim which the SEIZURE
was made is just SIS. "why, this il too absurd for
anything. you know" was the exclamation of
that ainiable Englishmau q. V. Storey, supcrin-
tendent at pier 40 North River, when the papers
authorizing the seizure presented to him.
The officer explained that the seizure made to
recover the amount named for services in towing
the vessel to her place at the wharf her recent
arrival "if it is necessary shall so on board the
Gsila aud publicly nail up the printed notices of
the libel" Mr.. Storey. protesting meanwhile that
the whole affair was ridiculous. acknowledged in
writing the seizure OF the steamship, and Mr. Maher
departed with the document.
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BOUND EAST.
CLEARED.

Steamer Adratic Br Jennings. Liverpool via Queens
Steamer trsia SGeI Meyer Hamburg via Plymouth and
CherbourgEkunhardt 20. u wsc
Steamer Bermads CBr,. Wilson. Bermuda-A Z Outer
steamer Isaac Bell Walker Norfolk, City Point and
Iehmond od Dominion steamship Co;
Steamer Sarah sherrin, fhiadelphia-J Roberts.
Steamer Fannie, Grumiey, Philadelphia-wm Clyde
steamer Elsanors BTags ro,s,sna1S P,A A%ss
Ship Kate Davenport, Mallett Yokohama-Sater 4
ship. Shakespeare Ger. Hilmcr. Brcmen-IIormann
ship Dasmar ssus,. Redins. Hamburg g-Funch. Edge 4
Bark Timolente qta, Mossa. Maulmein- -Beuham. Boye
Bark iieou. CAus) Ivancch London-Bcnham. Boy esen
Bark Countess of Derby CBp, Hunter. London-Funeh.
BARK Albion tsop, Rode, Ips~ich-Benham. Boyssen.
Bark srossmeyer tAus cxau. Cork or Falmouth for
Bark reno lta!. Sirnonett, Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Ebencacr lNorj. Nelson Cork Falmouth for
Bark Monte q.aD. olivari. Cork Falmouth for
BARK A,.ss laD, rattay Cork Falmouth for ordcrs
or1srs-soeoven sr %eo Co e"'A"''
BARK Kong oarl (Norl nenricksen, Cork or Falmouth
BARI Maria Ras Bash%an Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark M a%sss % 2, Fa
Bark vanse Norj, ToIIiscn, NswIy-BocKmann, Oerein
BARK Gyiier tNor,. ostensen stettin-c Tobias a Co.
= Bark Bremen Ger, Hiilmers, Bremen-funch, Edge
Co.
Bark George ier) schwarting, Hamburg-watjen, Toel
4 Co.
Bark Oscar weudt Gcr), schcrnberE, Antwerp-Funch.
Edye * Co.
Mark Columbus t,ier) lhlder Havrc--Boyd IIincken
Bark irec iubrovacki tAus), Iurcenovich Honiieur-
Funch. Edyc n Go.
Bark subra Nor. Otterbcck Marseilles-C Tobias Co.
Bark Orsola Ita). Esplsito, Lsbon--James Henry.
Bark immaculate utal), Longobardo, Alcxandris. E.
Bark La ssetta ItaD. sco,io, Aexandria. E-Fuoch.
Edye X Co.
Bark Ninrod AUS, Gcrolomich, Lcghorn-John Q Sea-
ger.
BARK Carib Tidmarsh Laguayra and Porto Cabelio-
Dnliett, Bouiton a Go.
Brig Agcnora sc~bury. Grecnock u Winchester Co.
Brig FERN tNorJ. Just Nantcs-C Tobias X Co.
Brig Cotilde tPorU Pachuco. Dpofto-ti Amsinck Co
Brig Tropc uiayp, Potter. ST Johns, PR Parker
Co.
brig screamer, sinnett, Portland, Mo-Mier 4 Hough
ton
sclr VIM Thompson, Miller. Carthagcna--J II simmons
a Go.
Sehr Dione. Bagiey. st Perre-Alvah Mndgott.
Schr Jasper (Br). Priest. Shuee, NS--A Honey.
Schr Maggie tBi), Reid. Harvey. NB-Jed Frye Co.
schr X Wilson, Scarborough, Georgctown DC-W A
Van Erunt
Schr Blacks stone, Kelly, Providence. RI Roberts
Cleared 3oth -
schr Ncttie (i,r. Britt. st John MA T IIeney.
schr Barnett, Jones' Crittcnden. fhilsdclpha-B j
schf Harriet. McDad Chester and Philadel phia--J
Roberts
schr Julia Ciars Carberry, New cartwright
Doyo.
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.IDHN liAIfI.. IR

Mr.. John Gaul, Jr, of the oldest and most es-
teemed citizens in Columbia county, died at his
home in Hudson. n. Y, on Monday. He was of Ger
man extraction, born i'll February, 1s0J and always
resided in the city of Hudson, where he had prac-
ticed law since 1880. In 1887 he was appointed by
Governor Marcy Surrogate of Columbia county his
name having been presented for that Office
by county convention. He then but
twcnty-seven eycars of age, and his pred
ecessors in the Office such men as
Hon. Martin Van Buren,. Judge yanderpoe and
James 4. Allen. He the oldest native member
oi the Columbia county Bar and had been its
organization the president of the Columbia County
Bar Association. He was also president OF the Law
and Order Association ana had been for thirty
years elder OF the First Presbyterian Church. He
was a delegate To the General Assembly of the Pres
byteran Church in 1860 and has served in similar
canacity in other assemblies and synods.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Fanny Davenport. the actress was married to Mr.
Edward +. Price, of New York. ut Canton Pa, last
evening.
The A1hesrum is authority for the statement that
tho medical advisers of Mr.. Arthur Sullivan have
advised total cessation from labor for time, and
The composer is. therefore, going abroad for q
change. His duties principal OF the South Ken
sington Training school WILL during his absence, be
performed by Dr. Stsiner, the organist of St. Pauls
Cathedral. Mr.. Sullivan will not be able to conduct
the promenade concerts at Covent Garden next
month, but it is hoped he will have recovered sufi
cienty to conduct his oratorio. 1.-The Light Of the
World" at the Hereford festival in September and
the first evening concert rs announced Mr.. Sui-
vans proposed visit to America in company with
Mr.. Gilbert, to produce opera. and thus
tho copyright both for words and music, will
depend ON Mr.. Suivan's restoration to health.
A despatch from Saratoga under date OF yesterday
says:-The first Of grand series of operstic and
classical concerts given here this evening in the
Congress Hall concert room by company. of which
Mile. Lita the attraction. She ably assisted
by Sig. Lazzarini. Mr.. l.. G.. Gottschslk and Mr..
Alfred II. Pease, the pianist. The concert well
attended, considering that the evening the
warmest of tho season. The several num-
bcrs were promptly sung. and there were
but few forced encores tho concert was
not heightened out to late hour. Mile. Litta. in
the second part. won we'll merited encore for the
Carnival OF Venice" when she gave Home. Sweet
Home" Mr.. Gottschs1k showed to much advantage
in the Torcsdor's song from Carmen" while in a
romanza from, maria d Rohan.'' in the duet from
Traviata. with Mile. Lita. Signor Lazzarini fully
confirmed the good opinion he won at Booth s
Theatre with the Strakosch company last winter
At the request of many visitors here Mile. Litta and
company will give a sacred concert on sunday even
tug Mt Coppresa Hall
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ROBERT A. SANDS.

Mr. Robert A. Sands. the oldest druggist in this
city, died Wednesday, after year OF i'll health. at
his residence, No. So Lexington avenue In 1913 the
deceased. then boy of thirteen. became clerk in
Churchs dispensary, No. 1sS Bowery. and in few
years had gained entire control Of the business.
For period of sixty years he continued to dispense
drugs and toilet articles from the same old stand,
and for some time managed branch store in
South Carolina, and also in Albany. In politics Mr..
San0s was democrat and thirty years
ago hsd seat in the Board of Aldermen. He was
active i'll fighting the cholera which at that time pre-
vailed in this city. For fifteen years deceased
one OF the directors of the Manhattan Savings Bank.
He married just half century ago and had he
lived till next Tuesday would have celebrated his
golden wedding. He leaves four sons Henry b., a
professor of surgery; Parker s., u lawyer in Vir
ginia; James G. who succeeds to his fathers busi-
ness, and George e., who is also druggist in this
civ The funeral will take place at eleven o'clock
to-day interment to be made in the family vault St.
Pauls Church. Mr.. Sands was grand nephew OF
Joshua Sands. long since member OF Congress
from Long Island and a cousin OF Commodore
Sands, United States Navy.
The New York herald., 1879-08-01

I OTrERIEs or THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT.
ROYAL HAVANA ORDINARY DRAWINGS. AU.
GUST IL and II. Only 25oco tickets Capital prize.
100000 pesos and $4,000 distributed to 7ei prizes
=, Whole Halyes Quarters 9th. 10Th. 2oth 4o,h
rssSs. TSs,r p,ssen. 20 value az in Huere.a % money
ssS siS 81 - " 10 81 - 81 70 soc
EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING. SEPTEMBER 10.
only 5000 tickets csp., Pria 10000 pesos aud
d.. whsls Halves, Quarters oh. i9,h 'a ao,h
Their present ss sslao IN a. A|orssa IS, money 70
Prizes cashed here in peso. for he sl amsan, or 70 S
ia gold those less than 500 pesos aud to AZ csnts
more. according to exchange for the balance.
NATIONAL LOTTERY draws at Madrid, spsin. prizes
There three drawings each month. about every
AZ ts two nrn drawings there only 1900 tick cts
Capital prize iUopD pcsetas, x2 Op gold and 7s 40
pssetas, Slo7 90, gold distrbuted to MA prizes
Tickets al Madrid at tho following prices -
Whole. Halves 10th.
Their value in American money!
A. the third drawing t,ere arc 5000 tickets Capital
si57Usj gold distributed to 500 prizes.
Tickets at Madrid at the fS!,asns PRICES ,,, ,o,,,
Their value In American money
" JO xi
are other lotteries In the world more honesty conducted
than those of the spanish aud that no other
total receipts from tickets Prizes always paid in
given Drafts on Havana and Madrid issued
spanish money and currency bought aud sold
EMILIO NJ CASTILLO.
Banker and Commission Merchant,
60 II and 70 broadway w. fourth hoor elevator
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SAILED.

Steamers Adriatic Or, for Liverpool Somerset (3r),
Bristol state OF reinsyi.ania tBrl Glasgow Hindoo
tBrj. Hull, Frisia VGerD, Hamburg. Saratoga, Havana
bermuda tD, bermuda; Isaac BELL Richmond. &c; ships
STEAMBOAT }rJ London; W stetson, do Saratoga Cal.
bnrhs Nellie Guest tljr), Bordeaux; Ncreus
DUTCH Framed; scstr tNor) Qaeenstown Falmouth
Mnrc tNor, Cork or do3 Antoinctto t;erJ Trieste:
Nimbus ,Br. Antwerp; Jacob tSwol. Southam pton
giuseppe kocca Ntai, Corfu Richard Parsons bombay,
dc Ialdo. Matanzss bigs Lizzie Zittiosen Palma Day
lipl,t Dana
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
FORCED TO APOLOGIZE.

Mayor Yates, of Newark, has found Round Ser
geant william II. wsckorneder guilty OF insulting
the Jows by rcmarking that Manhattan Beach was a
nice place to 80 to. now that Jews ruled out.
He has repriInanded him and required him 10 apollo
gize to Mrs. Marx the Jewess, to whom lac made the
insulting remark
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
SHOT HIMSELF WHILE DELIRloUs

While dcrious from the effects OF liquors Joseph
Cling, machinist. aged iorty years. who lives with
his wife and family at No. 23i East Fifty-ourth
street. shot himself in the breast last evening with
n revolver aud inflicted a wound which, VI IL
thought. will prove fatal. He was removed to st.
Lukes Hospital
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
ALWAYS WITH YOU.

The sum of SO has been received at this Office
from I'll. B. for the relief of the widow of the
diver James Jenkins. who killed while ut work
under water. Her address ~ No. 3il West Sixteenth
nj
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
SISTERS OF THE STRANGER.

The Sisters OF the Stranger In need OF funds to
continue their good work among the poor people
briefly sojourning in the city. Tho following appeal
in their behalf is made By Rev. DR.. Deems:--
NEw YoRx. July 30, 1873.
To rnr Epfoa oF UERALD:--
Tho suffering in New York Is not confined to the winter
No many pastors and benevolent lay the
rity that the work increases those who remain.
strangers with letters 10 cicrgy who
Then thsy naturally the Church Of the
and ho pnator thcm tho sisters of the Stran
rrr lat this day ind their cxchequer empty aud my
own people mostly absent
VIII happy Christians who enjoying themselves else
where tell us what To dor Address . ,.,,..
CHARLES y. DEEMS.
Nm A thIop
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Parser Amery Of steamer Clanbel, has thanks for
favoys.
STEAMER ELPIs Ir from Carthagena for Philadelphia
before reported having been ashore at Ocean CITY
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LOWELL.


The announcement of the death Of "Ben Lowell. I"
as he was familiarly known. will be received with
surprise in all dramatic circles throughout the
country. A brief despatch to his relatives day or
two ago stated that he critically i'll at the Sturte
want House. but so quick was his disease that when
they arrived he had passed away. Mr.. Lowell was
born in Biddeford, Me-, about forty-hve ago.
When u young man he was o clerk IN the house OF
Jordan. Marsh Co., of Boston. subsequently he
entered the theatrical profession as u business IAN
sger and agent and by OF his large social quail
tiles, handsome address and honorable actions
quickly became known to the members OF the press
with whom he had chiefly to communicate. In 1857
he became agent for Mr.. Barnum atterward repre-
scnted the Warren Combination, consisting Of
Messrs. william Warren, James w. Wallack,
Dolly Davenport Miss Josephine Orton
and others, and then associated
MIR. Harry Palmer. He next became the advance
agent of General Tom Thumb. whom he carried
through the United States and Canadas with sue
that has rarely been equalled. subsequently he
represented great number OF operate ana dramatic
enterprises III AL OF which he exhibited rare busi-
ness qualifications. At time he partner in
q theatrical agency in the city. but he always
preferred ''the road" and it was in this
capacity that he made his mark One of his
ut the time of his death he was under engagement
with Mr.. d. II. Locke petroleum " Nasby). for
| whose play he rapidly completing engage
inents lie thoroughly social. gentle i'll
manner, unobtrusive and yet shrewd and possessed
all the req qurements calculated to make man III his
peculiar position popular His remains were taken
| to Biddeford, Me-, last evening"
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PUCEr
wAsnISGr0S, July 3Notice is given by the Lighthouse
Board that after September 1879. fog signal
will be maniainsd Point Wilson south side Of Admir-
atty Inlet Puget sound Port Tow nsend Washngton
Territory The signal will be steam whistle IL inches In
diameter and be sounded during thick and oggy Weather
giving blasts Of seconds duration intervals OF 81
seconds.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY 81, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALr
wuIrKsroNE TELEGRApH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToNE TELEGRApH LINE.
Steamer Rialto tBr) Avery Hull July IL via Boston
3oth. with mdse TO Ssnderson SON.
%S % &
steamer Ciarbel Br: websier Jae~ei july al Aax
isih Jere%e 18th and Kingston 24h, with mdse and
ssas sh engineer died and was buried Jsremio: list
John gsrg"s died ins wa buried sni
NORFOLK with muse and passengers to the oid Dominion
steamer Ia.teras Stevens, West Point and Norfolk,
with mdse to the Old Dominion Steamship Co
mdse toJ L Koome, Jr.
day IN Ss To ode Had
the Banks: thence light variable winds and fog
june in to fqnsh Gass Lisbon Co 2, .v in
% Bark K ssSsds.io i.sD, caaere eIrgena May d. with
big Mani Balm Nevis days. with sugar and nolasses
to eha sin. I"ra Isoss Ca days. with
lumber Sou ihard Co; vessel to J 4 Van Brunt
Senr CscI.. Lane Lane Baltimore for New Haven
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Schr Mott Haven. Collins, Calais for New York.
sehr II M"iway. BRYANT. Boston fsr New York
schr g Dabcll thsherman), Racket. Nantucket for
schr samuel p Goodwin. Williams. Stamford for New
Sehr Oliver schoaed Dissoway New Haven for Balsi-
mote
BOUND EAST.
Steamer EIoanora Bragg New York for Portland, Ne.
steamer kereus. Bearse New York for Boston.
Steamer Acushnec. Now York for New Bedford.
Ship Il Robinson Smith, New York for Yokohama (and
anchored in Hart Island roads,
Ys,;s an Sss Ssy ySTs %a t95
Schr Charles w Arcott, Barret Now York for Boston,
Schr Ada Herbert, Allen, New York for WAreham.
Schr Palladium. Ryder. New York for Providence.
Schr Mediord. Crowell. Hobok on for Portsmouth.
Schr Ceres Hodges. Hobokon Tor Dover, MI.
Schr Chief, Smith, Newburg for Norwich
Schr Sea Flower, Lincoln, Amboy Tor Boston
Schr Florence Tower, Adams. Amboy for Boston.
schr Black Diamond. Smith Amboy for SOMERSET
Schr Stephen Watts, Smith Port johnson Tor Saco.
White Rock. Phillips. Port johnson for Westerly
Schr Lizzie Raymond Lord Ezabethport for Somerset
Schr j. NJ Reed. Parker. Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Vim Bcment, Harris. Phiadclphia for Ncwbnry-
port -, ~
schr Maggie Cummings, Smith. Philadelphia for Cohas-
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Destination. 01ice.
.Sseagisr. .satiA

DATES OF DEPARTURE YORK FOE rHE
AUGUST.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
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YACHTS. sTEAMBoATs. sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.


DOArs OARS, ROwLOCKs SPOON OARs-BEsr
Dand cheapest SMITHS boat works. 100 south 81
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

NEW YORK, July 3l-Noon.
The Western Union time ball fell to-day fast onetcnth
of . second