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The New York herald., 1879-07-30
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

OFFICE
Il The foreign mails for the ending saturday Aus
gust 1879 viii close At this Office Tuesday at ~ NJ.
for Europe, by steamship Nevada, via Queenstown on
Wednesday, at IL $50 Y. NJ. for Burope by steamship
Bothna via Queenstown for France muss
be specially Addressed and r. NJ for France direct.
by steamship Labrador via liavre; Thursday. ~
for France, Germany Ac by steamship Frsia, via Ply
mouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg correspondents for
Great Britain and the Continent must DO specially adj
dre-se and ~ NJ for Europe by steamship Adriatc
via Queenstown for Germany and France
be specially add-essed saturday, at III I'D NJ.
for Germany. Sc by steamship oder, via Southampton
and Bremen for Great Britain and the
Continent must be specially addrcsscd aud nj II NJ fa
Europe by steamship City OF Berlin via Queenstcwn cor
for Germany aud Scotland must be specially
addressed and at T. M for Scotland direct by stcam-
ship Anchora. via Glasgow The mails for DenmaIk Swc-
den and Norway despatched by Hamburg sad BremeA
steamcrs only.
The mails tor Aspinwal and South Pachc ports ieAvo
Now York July 81.
The M sis tor Bermuda leave New York July 81
The mi ails for Havana leave New York July 81
The mas for Newfoundland leave New York August l.
The mails for Nassau n Pa leave New York August 1.
Tho mails Australia Gc leave san Francisco Auguse
4. The mails for China aud Japan leave San Franchises
August 10. T. H. JAMES, fcstmaster.
Posr Ofrrcg. NKw yoRg. July ~ 1873.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
DR. LA GRANGh's MEDICAL WORKS.

"Social Evils of tho Present Day" Price, 15c
what Eat, Drink and Avoid with chapter Dys-
pcpsa and Regimen for the Sick" Price. l5c
premature Decay A very important work
prosiraton and degeneration also false spurious
prosraton with causes and treatment This is tho
valuable work published the subject Price, 5c.
May be had direct from the author
Consultation personally or by letter.
IL East 18th st. near Union square, New York.
DufInG August, Office hours, . till only.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
PRiN TING
OFFICE,
% ANN ST.

AND THEATRICAL PRINTING
SPECIALLY.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05

at sls1 Is per dozen. Ducks at 81 5oa2 per dozen.
Turkeys sell at 6ls(67c per Id.
Powder and Shot The demand Is fair. and mar.
ket steady. Buckshot at $2i@2t &c. and assorted at
Ni@2i 10 per keg. Rife powder at "a 25@6, and
mining at " S@2 80 per keg.
Rags have had a quiet market We quote
white cotton at SIC; mixed d. at 21sc; common
woolen al 1@lhc, and fine at 90 lOc per ID
Soap has a fair demand and stesdy German
selling at 5E@S34c, ana common at 2ss4g3c per lb.
Starch has moderate demand and market firm.
and selling at S@Slxc for prime pearl per To-
salt: Ohio River and Kanswha scarce ana nom.
nal Coarse Liverpool firm at 81 25s1 80 per sack,
and TURKS Island at S1esSsc per hu.
Seed quiet and steady. Timothy at 81 75@2 "
pef bu IN store. Clover selling at SIC in store and
Sc per ID on arrival.
Tallow Is quiet and steady with moderate de-
mand at SIC for city aud $40 f0I country.
Iinners' ware Is in moderate demand and
steady we quote: Zinc slab 7c; sneet 8a9Hc; block
tin 2I@sso; solder, 151aqe1sc; copper ngots, 2sc;
bottoms SIC; brazicrs sheets, 2sySic per ID; tin
plate. TX; $40 5Oall. and l G. s. 509s per box.
vegetables; Cabbage is Quiet and steady at 81 50@
5oO per brl OniOns firm and quiet at s. 0O@
50 per bri Sweet potatoes at 81 506eS 80 per br
wool flrm and fair demand, with light receipts
clothing, 25a2fc and common. iSS2oc
Washed Fine heeces, 32a3st; medium do, $40
3bc: deialne DO, 36(e31c; long combng. S@37c
Tub-wsshcd; Coarse. 29@32c. aud choice, s7G
| 80. Pulled: Lambs 2oeSOc. super and long
&@s2c. and bury and Acece-grown at S@5c PEI
| b less.
Wooden ware is in fair trade. and marke
steady. We quote; Washboards. 81 40Gsa u re
dozen; buckets, twohoop, 81 50eel GO: do three
n0op, VI l5@l IS per dozen; tubs, No. 1. $7@s7 50
no. y $6@6 30: No. 3. s56e5 50, and nests Of eight
" 0@3 Ia per. dozen churns, No. L. S8@s; No
2, S@S, and No 5. Ss(s7 per dozen.
I GROCERIES,
Coffee is In fair demand and market uuiet La
guayra at iG@lsc, Java at 24@29c Mocha at 2-@
!Sc per ID; Rio at figl5c; for common 169lSo
fair 70 good lSl9@2Jc; prime to choice 2192l5a
| per ID
Moiasses has quiet, steady market. Refnct
syrups az 4o@s66c, us to quality. Sorghum az 2o@
Soc per gallon New Orleans scarce ut 60970c 70
| new.
kice has fair steady demand and quiet at 70
| Thac for LOUIS ANA, and &c for choice Carolina,
sugar is in moderate domand and firm. Refine,
yellow at S34@S34c extra c at Sta91.c, A white 4
9M@10l@c. grsnulated and powdered 1VtI@fp1sl
crushed at lie, and cut loafat 1l@li1 Nc per Id.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Ispccial River Dlspatches To the star.

Especial River Dispatches to the Star.l
BRowNsyIILE, IA, Nov, 1850 A. NJ
River feet and stationary. Weather
clear Wind northeast. ,s..r
Or CRY, Pa, Nov. 4--S:20 A.. MAJ.
leglleny River, 1 inch and standing
Weather cloudy. Wind northwest.
3PIrrsBURa, Nov. 4-12:30 A. M.-3ivcr I
inches and stationary. Weather clear ard
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05
Cincinnati Live stock Market,

+ h CiNcfSNArI. Nov 4-2P. NJ.
IfOGa-The market is Steady aud e1Itet, Com.
mon at 81 Si3 81, fair TO good at 50 456as IS fdr
light and 50 50g5 rs for packing; select butchers
at 81 75as So per ceiital.r
/ 6ATiLE@fhe market isquiet and steady. and
prices are UNCHANGED ~
sHEEP-Ehe market is quiet and steady. No
change in pfStes ~ EEa4es & 5Bsa
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05
Boat Hands Gossip.

Business dull.
The EdGrado is announced to leave to-
morrow for Portsmouth. She is fine
light-draught packet and in command Of
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05

la HAMILTON "a
Peter Murphy, Of Princeton. WIS in town
yesterday. W
Mrs Gratbwhole died Monday night at
her residence on Vine street. s'' q
Mrs JOS King OF MEANWHILE, isylsitine
Mrs J. r. Gibbons, Of the Third Ward.
Miss Ella Smith has returned from Rich.
mo,,d, Ind, where she has been visiting
! friends. .,-.-...,s-
Only one drunk registered Tuesday. All
quiet along the line save the austere MUIR
nistr OF a Texas Johnny.
Our old friend and fellow townsman, Mr..
J. q: Caldwell, has opened cleaning and
repairing shop at 100 High street.
The Straub House register showed up
tits name, sober, sedate. lonely, calm as il
was, William Mack, Oft Mle.''
The Apollo Band were called upon to per.
form solemn duty by taking charge of the
funeral of comrade yesterday morning.
The street cars now cross the bridge and
parties from the First Ward will be saved
lie trouble hereafter Of walking from Fit
tons Corner. -.-..g-s
J. P. Davis now has q npbby Office in con-
nection with his store. It's all fitted up in
neat and commodious style, and supplied
with good furniture. j. Y. believes in com.
5ining pleasure with business.
If there is one trick that may he styled a
triHe mcanef than any other trick, tits the
unhinging of o church gate, and the success
ful rogles oushtto to be spotted. These nisht.
wills made raid on our church gates late
last night and took off those that werepoft.
able.
] Tuesday morning q thief who registered
as H. A. DelDtter, II Louisville, Ky., sue
ceeded in escaping from the Phillips House
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05

en- is@ole. Pork moderately active: Mes sll 40
and nominal: Long clear, SIC. Lard dull:
Prime steam. 677lSc. Butter quiet and firm:
Western, 15a5$3c. Cheese dull; Western, S9i3c.
Whisky, 81 Is.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05
DOLLAR WEEKLY PAPER
PRINTED In THE COUNTRY.
THE STAR

Is handsomely printed on pure white
paper from clear cut type, that makes 1t
easily read, even by a poor light. Its
clear and open print is joy to old or
weak eyes.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-15

ers with \ rare combination Of horrible
noises AMI demoniscal ges.icslstion.,
until the first freuzied spur. ard exer-
tious Of tue terrified animals completely
exhaust them, aud then, painting, gasp
ing, prone upon the earth, they a:e ex
tended at the mercy Of their cunning
captnrslwho gently urge them along up
~ the hut in which they have been
keeping watch during several days pre-
vioUs for the night in which to make
this effort. Here the natives have WIN.
they call their pen or cage, in which
the ilon-like seals, as they are captured
from Light TO night. are collected and
retained until sufficient numbers for .
drove Of ,nree or four hundred have
beet ssc1red. This cage is nothing
more than a succession Of small poles
stuck At wide intervals over . circle. in
the ground; these poles are decked
with futtering strips of white cotton
cloth, and light ropes sre loosely
stretched from one to the other. Within
this iimsy circle the ses-lions are Sc
curely imprisoned. and though inces-
sanity watched by two or three men,
they scarcely make an effort to escape;
but their roaring is almost deatening.
whiie they constantly writhe and twist
OVER and against one another like .
handful Of angle worms in q saucer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-15
CAPTURING SEA-LIONs IN ALASkA A

st. Paul's Island, Alaska, instead OF
presenting an almost unbroken line OF
bold. abrupt cliffs to the sea. like its
fellows in the North Pacific. Offers to
tho landing seals = low. though gradu-
ally rising ground Taking advantage
of this topography. the natives Of St.
Paurs Island secure every season hun
dreds Of sea-lions. with but y tithe Of
the labor and exposure by which their
capture is attended at other places
Eleven miles northeast from the village
on st. Pauls Island is point upon
which large number Of sea lions an
nually repair for the purpose Of breed
ing, etc.; but as this animal is timid,
aud 10 sure TO take to water whom
brought into the presence Of man. its
capture requires much discretion and
boldness on the part of its csptors. Who
are chosen every season from the viii
lsge people with special reference to
their physical qualifications for the
work. The sea-richis." ~ the natives
name them. cannot be successfully sp-
preached by daylight; so the hunters.
ten or twelve in number. rendezvous in
Q hut near BY until & favorable night
comes on. when the moon is partially
obscured by::drifting clouds and the
wind blows in FROM the rookery. Then
they step doan 10 the beach st low WA
ter. and proceed to crawl flat on all-fours
over the surf beaten -bouldcrs up
to the doing herd and between them
and the water. 10 this way small
body of men crawling along in Indian
file may pass unnoticed 6y the sea-lion
seatries. which doubtless in the uncer.
tain 'iyh, confound the forms Of their
human enemies with those OF the seals.
When the creeping ns.ives have oil
reached the strip Of beach which is left
bare 81 ebb- tide between the water and
the unsuspectiog animals. At . given
signal the hunters leap st once to their
feet. shout, yell. aud brAndish their
arms, while the astonished and terrified
lions roar and founder iu all directions.
II, at the momeut Of the surprise. the
brutes are sleeping With their heads
pointed toward the water. they charge
straight on in that way, directly over
the men; but il their heads have Teen
resting pointed landward. they follow
that course just a. desperately. and no
thing will turn them either one way or
the other Those that charge fog the
water are lost, Of course; bot the ns-
tives promptly follow up the land.isad-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-15
NlDEICE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

TEE PARrNERsBIP HERETOFORE EXIST
/ iss between the undersigned, carried on in
San Francisco. CAL. under the Arm asms Of
AdAms Taylor. and In S-ibeck. v. T.. under
the name and style Of the Washington Mil Com.
pany, Is this day aissslvei by mutual consent.
". ]. ADAMS.
PETER TAYLOR.
San Francisco. Jaly 2ist. ISIS.
The undersigned viii continue to cary on the
bnstness heretofore cosducted By Adams Taylor
under the name q Vim. J. Adams in San Fran.
cisco. and under the name and style q the wash-
inston Mil Company In esabsck, ". T.
srEa-dlN ~.J ADAMS.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
A YAwL CAPSIzED.

rRREE MEN SUPPOSED TO BE DROWNED IN
NEwTowN CRREK-ONE BODY RECOVERED.
The neglect Of the authorities of Kings and
Queens counties to repair the Bssvlle bridge over
Newtown Creek has not only resulted in great ncon-
venience to the people residing in Blissville, Dutch
Kills and Laurel Hill aud the workmen employed in
the numerous factories along the creek but yester-
day morning in the death of one man.
and probably three, all of whom were en-
ployed it is said in Preston's fertilizer
works. The bridge became so dilapidated last
spring that it was swung off and small boats were
substituted by few specuators to accommodate the
passengers whom necessity compelled to there
Yesterday morning the weather was cold that
the money to be made by ferrying the factory men
over was not sufficient inducement to get the boat
past six Tom Clark at the urgent solicitation Of
Prestous men, engaged in manufacturing fertilizers
took sixteen of them in large yawl and started
As they were all bound for one place he took them
mp stream toward the factory instead of directly
across and the wind and tide together with the rough
water sent the little craft with such force against
schooner anchored in the creek that the boat cap
sized and the seventeen men ioundering in the
water. shouting for assistance. This was speedily
furnished by the of the vessel and such hands
OF the neghboring factories had reached the
Of their labors but as far ascertaned only
fourteen Of the men were rescued. Those who were
ued suffered terribly from the cold, but were
cared for by the neighbors. Tw0 hours subsequent
to the accident the body OF one Of the men was
covered and taken to the Morgue on Mount Vernon
avenue Long Island City. 1t is supposed to be that
of Patrick Hughes, q resident of Williamsburg.
Coroner Davreu has empanelled jury and wfl in
vestigate the to-day. He also has caused grap-
piers to search the creek for the other missing bodies
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP, Nov 2O-Sailed. ships Larnica (r) Sinclair
Lockhart, do bark Low Wood (Br), Fritz do.
BREMEN Nov 21-Arrived steamer darlington (r) Mot.
calf, New Orleans.
Sailed goth, steamer Hanover Ger. Hoffman, New
oreans bark Fritz der Lancken (Ger) Friese VIII
mngton, NC.
BARI Nov 15-Arrived, bark Ada Pearl (3r, Hockcn.
Philadelphia
DuSxIxx, Nov 20-ssiled. bark L Cam (Br,. Brooks
New Orleans
DASrzrc, Nov ls-Arrived bark Sheffield Nor,. Morck.
Philadelphia.
GRxxSocx. Nov 2o-saled, bark Mary Fry (Br). York.
United Statcs
GLASGOW Nov 2i-Arrved, steamer Alpha CBr) croweli
Halifax. ~
GIBRALTAR, to Nov 2l-Arrived, bark Adolph Engier,
Williams New York.
HAMBURG Nov 2i-Arrived, barks Jupiter (Ger) UIrick
New York; Betty storer er) stief brig Edith Mary
(Ger wuG. Richmond, Va. fw
Sailed 2oth bark Hercules CGer), Johannsen San Fran
cisco.
HAvRR, Nov 2i-Arrived. steamers scio (3r Wilbur
New Orleans: Standard (Br), Darncll, Montreal
Sailed 10th, ship Lorcey CNor), Marcussen New York
LivKRrooL, Nov 21-Arrived steamer Westbourne tI3r
DumJrek Few Orleans; Victoria tBr, Williams, Boston
Potomac Br, Watson, Savannah Texas tBD Laurenson
Montreal.
Sailed aoth ship British Queen CBD. Kllis New York
bark Pomona tBf) Isbistsr, Galveston.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

LONDON Nov ao-Arrivsd bark rhos Keller r,. Rich
ardson, New York.
Cleared 2oth ships Weldon (Br), Wright New yors;
plymouth Rock Birmingham, do; 2lst Nile Br, Marvin.
Sailed 2Ist, ship Hamilton Fish. Mortimer New York.
LEIrH Nov 2o-Arrived brig Fred Thompson Br. Dunn.
Philadelphia with buiwarks damaged.
LxERcK Nov 2l-sailed, bark Rothessy Nor. Ivsrssn.
New York.
LISBON Nov l5-Arrivcd, bark RomanoH tBr. Hsaly,
Philadelphia; brig Praxares Port), Santos. do.
MovILLE Nov 21-Arrrved, steamer Italia tBr. Knox.
New York for Glasgow (and sailed.
MEssISA Nov l5Arrived bark Chioggis GtsD, Furlan,
Philadelphia.
Sailed to 2Ist steamer Tyrian (Br, Garve, Boston.
MALES, Nov 2l-vrrived. bark Tolomeo Aus. Ivan
cch New York.
PLYMOUTH, Nov barks Mary Elisabeth tBr).
Williams Charleston; 10th, Arso No. Andreassn. New
York for Amsterdam
PoRrLAsD Nov 2o-oa. bark Thyra DAM. Bohm. Phia-
ournssrowS. Nov is-Arrivsd. bark Eljsabsth Br'.
Torpebohm, Baltimore.
Sailed 2lst 80 PM steamer Celtic (Br. Glssds drom
IiverpooD, New York.
RoUKs. Nov la-Arrivod. barks Navigator Nor) Sam
sonsen Philadelphia; Hermes (Nor Pauisen New York
Clsndsboye (Br). Forbes, do.
ROTTERDAM, Nov 2l-Arrived, steamer Madras (Br),
Richardson, New Orleans.
Cleared lsth barks Haastedt (Nor Boer, Now Or
leans; Hypstia CBr). Marshall, Baltimore.
Ashburn New York.
SHANGHAI to Nov ls-Arrved. ship Regent. Matthews.
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov 2o-Arrved, bark Spersnss (Nor,
Olson. Baltimore.
ST NAzAIRx Nov 1s-sailed ship Ariel Sor Patterson
New York.
srErrIN, Nov ls-Arrived, bark Margaretha (Sw). BY
berg New York.
Sailed 18th, bark Ragna tNor) Nelson. New York.
TYNE DOCK Nov 2i-Arrived bark Heinrich Schroeder
GER, Hillel New York
TRIESTE, Nov 21-Arrved brig Georgia. Welsh Phila
dephis.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST
HoLYHEAp. Nov 2l-wnd NE. strong gale. showery;
barometer 29.S37. a.rsHfg
LIVERPOOL. Nov 21-wind NE, fresh, dull.
LIZARD Nov 2l-Wind N. moderate, cloudy
PLYMOUTH, Nov 2l-Wind Me- light dull; barometer
2e7U.
scILLy. Nov 21-wind Me- blowing quito hard rain and
squally; barometer $3.50.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

L,ssos Ncy 1ssed Eolus SRrOsh. Philadelphia; Ssh
MIppLsssaoUcH Nov e"Saiied. Mangerton (s). Hosg
IUs. fE.FAes S.rss mDsR
MhAsLus, Nov 9-saied Henry, Haesioop, New YORK !
MouIxxIs. Oct 9-Arrivod, John worster. w,nn. Ran
ousbsc for HarsIspooI % eo-on' ss'A''iA's' ''A"'"
Assa .'ss Dssgt Mimic Quebec
Be.a sh snsh L: ssa
NAN United states sth staubo. Nielsen do "asssnaar
QyrEss1ows, Nov e,Arrvcd Barghild, Amqndsen, New
York; 10Th spes Fdes. Gjeriof Mramichi for Cork;
onsSss fSr CoE Brown Aonsa Caledonia
Sailed 9Th Albion, United States; 10TH Amorette, Liv
erpooi ienn"tar, sunderland: Bygden, Newry; Lorna
Sss Sss f.s III"
ST CArH4Msss PoIsT. Nov o-oG. Unity. of St john
,os ssS Nov verand Fack Now York;
scILIr, Nov s-oH Emma y, Fsrraro, Philadelphia for
sw4sss. ~. Nov ii-A,,ivsd Amor Nielsen, New York.
SHIELDS; Nov 9EArriyed, Psrus. Eletsen, Baltimore;
swIsKausDs. Nov 5-saksd. Farewell. Neum.nn. New
TRo9s, Nov 1o1Arrvsd. Chatham, MirsmichL
TAnrA Oct "P.sssd Leda MedsncS from Nav York
for Dedcagh; 3lst Rsoluto Gsvagnin from for
vAlEsclA, Nov i-Arrived. Kong Oscar II. winsnes.
Wksr AAnrLKrooL. Nov 1O-Arrived Maria. Ambrosano,
New York; Laura, GTSnderssn Quebec
Telck, from Hav,Sfo New York w.ii.eo. DO Do
BonDEAux,, NOV 1.-The ,Ann.peli. and John Houxval;
stad arrived here from the United States (whea
in dock here yesterday owing to OF The
ter of the latter vessel holds the dock auhortes resdon
sibe in OF damage.
CALCUTTA. Oct 1.-THE wreck Of the Philosopher was
sold by public auction the 10th inst the wreck real
ixing RS 800 and tho cargo RS 800.
PARA. Oct 16-The Tom Williams. 3-masted schooner,
h %n the
IL with pilot board but got on during the night Of
the 18th after dischsrging cargo into lighters When
aground her seams opened. and she had much as 4
in her hold about third of her
Cargo The took after she hoated, and she
to be etanch
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
CLEARED.

Steamer Germanic CBr, Kennedy Liverpool via Queens
steamer Utopia Obj. McRitehie, London-Henders
Bros. =, - .
Bros.
Wright Sons. .
steamer Telephone Br Thompson. Gibraltar for orders
John q Seager. .
steamer City Of Dallas. Crowel,, Fernsndina via Port
Royal and yacksonville-C u Mallory A CO.
Ship Elizabeth Nicholson (Br). Grierson, shanghai
shin Star of Persia (Br) Mcleod London-RJ J Cortis
Bark Nsja Nor Jacobsen, Exeter, k--Bockmsn osrsin
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 2l, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

RIPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
onsenssewn ish, with mdss and passengers to corts
variable winds and weather rp to Nov is
Steamer Blsgdon Cr, Burrows Marserles Oct Is Mes.
sina I'D Palermo 9th and Gibraltar Noy with ndse
Phelps Bros Had succession of heavy gales from lat
steamer Tycho Br.he Ber, Miller Rio Jansiro 20.
mi. from the 18th TO 80 s sa
q sandy MqSs SPOKE bark Aron ns' Nyman from Sun
Steamer Atlas tBr, Low, Jacmel Oct 81 Aux Cages Nov
Win md.s and p.s:sssors to PIN: Fotwooa O. Had
sSnF sS u"s % % ca
Island passed Gre:ss1s City from New York ior
e s AIS. % s$ sss d y lsl oiss s
sssams! ch.lns,se. Reed. New Orleans days. with
ss.%s %i !, dyas a0r'ho.d City, Ncs
SeSr nsaae Oliver day Nav MiPagosne IS days with
ioswood to Lyons Co; vessel to Jas E Ward 4 Co.
& 5S g q sAss ssf.ss
% q .a $ % sn Ss% ai a. % 80
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer city Of Fchburg Collins Fall River for New
York with mdse and passengers to the Old Colony Steam
sss.%sr ElYs.rs rre,dssss iS; s Nov .n York <.
| with ash to Jed Frye 4 Co.
schr lngraham, Freeley, Rockiand for Richmond,
G..,Insss% B9:0s 70. New Ysr.
|
York. -
| Schr Entire, Kinncar. Providence for Now York.
| Schr Sea Foam, Dix, Providence for New York.
Schr Sarah Miller Warren. Providence for New York,
reported off Herald Telegraph station passed
i AN .
Schr Drifting. Stocking Portland. Ct for New York.
| BOUND EAST.
| Steamer Glaucuse Bearse, New York for Boston
| steamer Delaware Smith, New York for Norwich
seSr Lille Wells, Wells, New YORK for East Green.
| wich. . .
| schr G Mathews, Jones. New York for Portsmouth.
| Schr Fanny Flint W arren, New York for Boston
schr James q Donohue pendIeon New York for Boston
| schr Jessie Hart Hart New York for Boston.
schr A Woodward. Woodward, New York for New Bed
| ford .
Schr 3 X Lane. Fuller New York for Yarmouth. Mass
schr John Gould Donovan, New York for Providence
| Schr VIM Burden, Adams, New York for Providence.
schr Fannie RUSSELL Rankin New York for Portland,
| Schr samuel 0odwin. Williams New York for STAN.
| ford. .
schr n A Forsyth, Hobbie. New York for stamford.
| Schr witch Hazel. Mason, Hoboken for Boston.
schr Katy Hoyt, Hcaney Hoboken for Providence
Scbr Anthony Burton, John Amboy for Providence
Scbr Vashti Gates, Rogers. Amboy for Providence.
ScLr Kate Mary. Cogswell. Amboy for Pawtucket.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

Steamer Henry Anning Br. Dalton from Liverpool for
Baltimore, Nov q, lat 81, Ion H.
Ship Robertson trl. sutton from Belfast for Della
ware Breakw water, Nov 3. lat 81, Ion 33.
ship Abscarne Br,, Ovens, from Liverpool for Balti
more, date lat so Ion II.
ship st Patrick lBr Cook, from Glasgow for Boston.
Nov q. lat 81. Ion 81
ship Fiery Gross B Gsrrick. from Amsterdam for New
York, Nov 4. lat Al, Ion %
Ship Lillian, Of st john NIB steering Sc Nov g. lat Al N
Ion 26 w.
Bark Mexican CBr. from Pugwssh, Ms. for -, Nov
TO- OF SciIly.
BARK Romo !Brl from Baltimore for Dunkirk. Oct 90
lat ''43,r Ion al"
Bark Guinevcrc (rl. Hicks from Genoa for Now York
Nov I, passing through the Strata
Schr Eclipse lBr) Eaton. from Manchionesl for Now
York, Nov !, of Alligator Pond. Ja
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Barh Topdsi (No Olsen, Cork Falmouth for orders
@ Tobias Co.
Bark Borsone tsD schianino. Queenstown Falmouth
for orders-Attiiio Giunio
Bark Lizzie Wright lBr,. welis Dunkrk-J w Parker 4
Co.
Bark st Anna QtaD Cafero, Marseiiles-James Henry.
Bark A Vinge Nor) Larson, vigo for orders-Funch,
Edye 4 Co.
d Co. -
Bark Geneva, Gorhsm, Busnos Ayrss-John Norton 4
Sons ll7'
Brig Motley Smith. Csdis-Simpson, Ciapp 4 Co.
Brig Merryman, Lecrsw. Rio JaneiroEThomas Nor
ton & Co.
Brig Harriet G, Avery. Nsracsibe and Caracos-F GO
gorga's Sons.
Brig Ysdors Ronda Csr,. Chase. Portisnd-Miller 4
Schr Leonors, Bonsey. .Jacmsl-Kunhsrdt& 4 Co.
Schr Humber Br, McInness, Halifax, NS-Naster.
Schr Julia Wflletts, Dayton BRACES Santiago-Wood
house 4 Rudd
Brunt. v
schr John Bill, Rogers, Norfolk vs-Isaac Staples.
Baiey Co.
Pressey
sloop Hero Jarvis, Perth Ambey, NJ-wsaver sterry