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FOREIGN PORTS.

ApEN Sept l2-Arrivcd. bark Essex. ssvory Now York
AccaA wCA,, July le-Arrivod., bark La Plata, King
Appam land sailed both for leeward). .el
Grisin Boston schr Enoch aoors Chambers. New Yorf
1ox a. bark Rssssr San
paradise arrived i6th
.s ss,y as: sssas1
18th bark A6bio Carver, Carver. Nowessts NsW brig
sailed Aug ships Goo skolsoid Hail. Lobos do Afuera
isaas r siHs"ps fsss h.' 0
10 As 9s tsr LS DE-
esarns Colorado, Ingrahsm seeking: VALPARAISO Wood
d@ss. rS Sds ss e
STANLEY. do Cambridge Br' Nm do; MaIaos. DR. Gnf.
~. s,y E'ss:ai%s Si:s:
SsSs and Reed carney Jennie s'
Hsfnss" & t1 EfH.Is Brig
ss,ss isssy S Gansr
G.Aseow S Sept 2-ln port brig hoshes"y Br. Munro,
GsrEsocK, Sept Pin port, ship Ashsrovo Br,, Burns
NAMrAx Sept Il-cloared. ship Ind,en swe) Frumerie
rom st Margarets ,., Bay; Garston a 1I Dock. E.
York;. Dankirk Miscellany; brig Bessie Grace Br
Arrived 18th, brig vivandiero (Br,, Hill. London
L,vsnrooL Sept 4-In port steamers Der"sda Bp
@ Dsi
s Ios cS
ngw"od CD Hannay tor Gsyes'sSn Sriss sS.van Br
y,
LoDos Aug 27-In port. ships Algonquin tBr,. Bowkcr
from Csllso Geo Skol6cld Hail. tor United Kingdom
Continent: Choice Br Masters from Caao C6rysolito
Resoue, Nichols for DO; Gondolier Br Atkinson, for
do; bark Lails (Br) Vance for United Kingdom ContL
nent.
XossKL BAY CGH, Aug 6-Arrived bark Commerce
Ryder New York via. Table Bay.
MONTREAL, Sept l3-Arrived, steamer Scandinavi
Sailed 18th steamer Lady Lycet tBr,, Pratt Londou
bark James Kchn Br Grant, Buenos Ayres; brig Laurs
(Br Mcdonald Dundalk.
NORTH SYDNEY. CB, Sept 11-Ssod bsrks Chas Cox
(Br) Cox from Cotte). New York.
PixAxA, Aug 3i-Arrved. steamer Hoaduras RUSSELL
Central American coast
PoNr pu CnEsE. Sept ll-Cieared brig Cls<omont Br,
PUGwAsu, Sept l2-Arrived in tho roads, bark Mexican
| (Br), Hughes Wisbech.
QUKBEc Sept l3-Arrived steamer Noravian (Br) Ora
ham Liverpool ships Abbotsford (Br9, McWsms s. Hull;
Pomona tl3r) Isbster. Glasgow Tor Montreal: bark
Energie Br), Mcpherson, Aberdeen: G Grant, White
ford. Wexford 18th steamers Canadian tBrl Mclean.
Glasgow; Er King tBr, Leggett, London; Ocean King
r, Scott, do for do SnarcsbrOoke Br Hszeltne, Har
floarcd 18th ship Talbot Sor Rolfsen London barks
do; Arran (Br), Johnston harrow.
ST. GATHERINGS sept 2-Passed steamer Lovaine (Br),
McCsucy from Baltimore for lyme Dock
ST JonX NIB. Sept l2-Cieared, bark Exsndi (Nor).
Cleared 18th. bark Thomas Cochrane (Br), Me9siler
Liverpool.
Arrived i5th schrs Netsis Br, Britt. Now York; Emma
VALPARAISO. July 2s-Arrived barks Beach Holm Obi
sorensen Sunderland land sailed Aug for
Lxzie Jackson, Marwick Antofsgasts seeking; Ang
Sailed July 20, bark Oriento tBr -, San Francisco;
30h. ship Archibald Fuller tBr Kite do: Aug bark
Isaac Hail. Adams. Fultl to load nitrate for Europe
ZAxzIBAR, Aug 29Arrtved bark Tsria Topaz. Bachel-
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Avosxourm Sept l5-Arrived. steamer Barnard Castle
(Br). Al Aimstrong. Montreal
ANTWERP. sept ls-Arrived. steamers Egypt (Br) nsv
kins, New York; Royal Crown tBr). Thomson, do.
sailed 15th. bark Minnie Gray tBr). baltimore.
AAsnRDAM, sept is-Arrived, bark Nemrna tAus)
Dabinovicb. New York.
BRISTOL sept I5Arrved. steamer Arragou tBr, Brown
New York
Sailed 18th. bark Providcnsa ItaD, Aste New York
10Th. steamer Bclsxc CBo, Thirkel, do.
BELFAST Sept 15Ssiicd, bark savanna (Brl Brennan,
Philadelphia.
BgEsns. sept i5-Arrived, ship Mimi CGer, vahiand,
New York
Sailed 10TH ships Stella GER. Iorn Baltmoro Lcda
Ger. stecngrafc, America bark Margurcths Blanca
Ger. Tramborg, Philadelphia.
BORDEAUX. sept i3-Arnved bark Lindorcs Abboy lBr)
Barkhiil, Baltimore; otus (Nor). Faick. New York.
CARpIrr. sept l5--Arrivod. ship J b Brown, Brooks
Havre to load Tor bombay.
CALAIS Sept l3-Arrivcd barks Pencry Csv). Penery
Baltimoro; i4th. Impi RUS. Hogcman, Philadelphia
Corfu. Sept 5Arrived brig Msdswasks dta, sarscino.
Now York
CAp,z Sept io-ssiled bark Inca Cor. wondehorst
New York
DnocnnpA Sept Is--sailcd, bark Torryburn CBr Rob
DupLIS Sept l5-sailcd, bark Noah tNor) Jgoruidsen
New York.
LLslsonn. Sept II-Arrved. bark nassel CNor Samuel
sen. baltimore.
GLASGOW Sept I5Arrved, steamer Cybclo tEr Stevens
Montreal
Sailed i3h bark Hans Nolscn Hange CSor Hoyer Gas
gow
GrsoA Sept Ii-Arrivcd. bark India CSor,, Msdel
Philadelphia
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Now York
Hull, sept 15-Arrivcd ship Carissa Carver. Nichols
San Francisco via Queenstown.
HAMBURG, Sept I5-Arrvcd. barks Hermne oCior) Wins
Philadophia; Cito Nor, sivcrtscn, Baitmore Aradne
Sor, iianscn Charleston; August Ge Strive, Dsrion
Ilendrick Ommess DutchJ. Bonscnca Pensacola.
HAvRg. Sept 1I-Arrived, steamers Canada dr, Fran
guol, Now York 18th, Harold dam. Bondc. do.
Sailed l2th ship Prince Amadeo (r), Lnskel Philade
phia.
HossLEuR Sept i2salied bark Brothers Sisters Br)
Larkin. Baltimore.
LivKnrooI, sopt 1<--Bsilsd, bark Rosa dtaD. Cuomo
New York
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AMERICAN PORTS.

APPoNAuG Sept l3-Arrved. schr Harriet Lewis
T.ps.Ss1 tSs5Ys ss%nss sss,.
pnsae,Paa Ssrsss. slls.. Nsv YSrs sshr Aibs,, L
psipSi. John Williams f.orce Cora Fist: a'. Ma1y
sFs ss;y Aps iss %in.Su
SON Fannie ,1 n riss, K;lpstrict Heboken Francis
Bs,h for New York Alta Cole Mitchell Pnaaepha
zsiia n.liowsl TIo6okcn; Garter Garter Port Jonn
Yeddc r Oven IIu brig Rocky
s,s1 rssIs iss H.'
sailed, Steamer Glausns Bearso, New York
rss.: Ess%oss Il % ,ss s:ssa. ;;srs Ssss%s.
fitcner sos;on: Grace Davis. Davis n.re% VIM Sa"f
Jourdnn. Richardson. Boston.
issSsAsrsSS. steamers ssa Gull: X.s.Am... Charles:
s"aasr Foster eHai Gs.6 osS 3D.
clsared-steaners Georgc Appold Loyeiand, Boston;
or b%Rs as%n d. Gsns Dublin I
Grown Jewel r,. Frtr 81 Ya.a'rc; ottone itai sehaf
Is%pis isr v.asIsn ssrSsass Eo.sdo sSs"%%G
gohnsc", t xea Sorois and Jamaica j 'A'A'""'' h'"
ton q load p, xa:%: Ads%: tsss,
isihmTn port. sehr. Maud. Robinson for a Southern
BEVERLY. Sep, ia-Arrivcd, schr Virginia Armstrong;
CHARl:EsroN, Sept ia-Arrised. steamer Charleston,
Lockwood NSw York previously rcper,ed OF the portl
gcrsoll. baltimore
schr a Server baltimore.
At Quarantinc--l|srk Dolores, from Havana
CALAIS sept 12-Arrivcd. schr Jcd y Durcn Cook
Philadelphia
DANvknsroRT, sept i4-Arrvod, sehr George Trigs.
'EDGxkToWS. Sept i2-Arived, schr Ira Bliss noa.
son, Philadelphia
EAST GkEENwIciI, Sept iaAAnived. schr James
l3th-salcd schr Lille o Wells. Wells New York
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept t5-Passcd In for Balti.
ship foreningcn t-wl fshman from IIavrc: barks
Thercse Nor. Hansen, from Newry Gulnarc Cr) Adams
from Oporto. ~
Also passed In for Baltimore. ships sheIburuc (,r
Murphy, from Dublin; Lennic Burrill trI. Robcrtsou
from Watofford sirius icr) frcese from Bremen barks
snpicn tItn Marnssa. Nouen; Kndamisto ta Moinuc,
from bordcaux stormy Petrol r) CharIos from Newry;
X u Atkinson, froh, Belfast
Passed IN tor Richmond Brig Caroline Gray.
Passed IL for harbor-Brg Chattanooga Graham from
Baltimore for st Pierre.
Passed outstcamer Saxon Monarch tI,r) Cobbitt for
Rcuen Farnlcy Br Reynolds for Antwerp; barks Forest
!Brl; smith. tor Cork; Annie Maud tBr Edwards. for
Also passed out, ship WIN Woodbury. Schmidt for Ant
werp barks Mary Graham tiir) Kouen: Msetoe TN,
for Londonderry; Butesh,s Br Jones for Calais Has
sell Nor sanelsen tor Elsinore; Fvlcns ChioSss tal.
burrone and Msry stewart r AsLsrsn. fer ventinsnt,
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Miss Abbott entered last evening tho Anal
week of her present engagement at the Grand Opera
House and appeared in Balfes Bohemian Girl"
supported by Mrs. Seguin the Gypsy Queen. Mr..
Tom Karl as Thaddeus, mir. A. 4. Stoddard Count
Arnheim and Mr. f. Seguin Devilshoof.
Miss Abbott displayed the earnestness and ambition
observable in ell her musical efforts. Her best
effort OF the evening the celebrated bravura from
II Lombard" which she introduced into the last
act She also gave with good effect the song. "Meet
Me Once Again.. which, while 1t was warmly received
by the house. was not. artisticaliy. equal to some
other efforts Of the evening. Miss Abbott had the
pleasure OF knowing that the full house which well
coined her was abundantly satisfied with her sing
ing. encoring all her numbers. Mrs. Seguins aria
in the second act and Mr.. Tom Karl's rendering of
''The Fair Land OF Poland in the final act the
gems of the performance. Mr.. Stoddsrd. who has
been stanch favorite in the concert room is
heard to much less advantage the operate stage,
but acquitted himself fairly well. The chorus. after
they have been together little longer will well,
there is good material there. notably among the
upper voices, but both chorus and orchestra
need o nrmer hand them to properly present
their worth.
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wHrrEsrosE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
Steamer Wyoming Q3r) Murray. Liverpool Sept q and
ssa'''" Sasea ~" WIN '''' '"' p-''''s''' - A~'
Sept i. with mdse to John seagcr. -
Steamer Bristol City 'Br Peters Hartlepcol u days in
steamer Ca@dea irom fhiadeipha, bound T. p"'
s.s aoS I %ss.sa sih s"rrsnto iS,l faono is.h
and GiS.alt1r aa Nth fruit, &C. to order
to Borert Merran sept 10 off Tortugas passed
Reef bari bark 4. Am E,rSs.4 y @ p1eSn p aS.as
steamer city Of Macon, Kempton, Savannah Sept H.
Ship iiovdins CNorj Isaksen Rotterdam 80 days. with
mS:s to Eays Sg I aav
to ordcr ,, 80, .
coal to order Had strong westerly winds most Of the
bsrk Mozart ,Ger Gulicher Hamburg days. in ballast
to WaJcn, Toei n Co
Bark L6ertas tGer, Hermann, Antwerp al days. with
Bark Eilisii Nor nauge. Rochefort ~ days. in ballast
with barn Flora CNor from sharpness Quebec sban
SS%eS aud oanyard o~erso IN the caps: everything Of
value was taken from her sae sous not s more than "a
Bark Glenirnn Qtr, Lang Antofosast1 io7 days with
asscd Cape Horn June 20 and crossed the Equator Aug
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sugar % %,osnroois vessel 70 Nnsr Iioashtcn WIN
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orig san Gaetano Ita Msxxolo Lowostort 40 days. In
ballast. to funcn. Edge x CO.
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ballast. to q Fowler
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Thos Dcnnison.
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sehr II Aarlor Wines Georgetown. DC.
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pg- steamer Colou from Aspnwall. which arrived 18th
PM sept T. lat 81 Ion 10 ~, passed steamer
Acapulco. from New York for Aspinwa; 1uth, lat ~ 3
lou ~ 10. M Atlas steamer steering w.
Rs-ship Mary Frazer tBD, from Antwerp. which
anchored below Tor orders. To the city PM 10TH
Esl-ark Emerald (Norj. Petersen from Belfast which
arrived l4th rcportsAug % lat ~ o. Ion 81 10 spoke
bark Activ tNor from - for Savannah, ~ days out
psy- Barks IIypata No and Thor tNor, from BrcInon
10th PM
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schr Lena r Storer Storer. Boston for Now York
schr Curtis Ackeriy. James, Boston for New lork.
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Srhr Virginia. Burgess Boston for New YORK.
schr Tirrell. Kelly Boston for New fors. -
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schr sailie Chsrtree. Cummings, Taunton Tor Now
York
Schr Nelson, Norwood Prov idence fer New York
Schr Minauas, Phillips, Providence Tor New forK.
Sehr Jas Parsons, Jonas. Providence Tor New forx
Schr " G RUSSELL Rankin, Portland. CT Tor New york.
schr Henry May Hawkins. Northport Tor New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Franconia, Msngum New York Tor Portland
Bark Harmony (Brl Towney. New York for kotterdam
Bark Capenhurst t3rl Flower New York for Dunkirk-
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SAILED.

Steamers Breccnshiro (Bp. for London: Nederland
Belgl Antwerp; Weser (Gerl Bremen 13h) Gresham
;r). Baltmore Rchmond. West Point Va; ships Transit
Norma Ger, Bordeaux vasco de CANA Nor). Queens
town Falmouth Wanderer [Nor) Cork do; Drowning
Sophie Nor Stetin britannia (rl Esinore; Abel (Nor
Oporto; Skidbadner Nor Hull; Water Lily (Br. Tyne
Marie utaD Cork; brgs Bianco Salvador QtaD, Napcs
Monitor (NOr, Port Spain.
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DIED..

RYNNo.--On Monday, September Is, MARY, the
beloved wife OF Thomas Rynno. and only daughter
of the late George frost, Esq, OF Cratloo. county
Glare, Ireland, in her 56th year.
Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend
her funeral Wednesday, the 18th inst, at ten
p. NJ. from her late residence 450 West 10Th st.
Limerick and Glare papers please copy.
For Other Deatis See NiMM Pdge
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Dear" "Branigan's Band" and IA Hundred
Fathoms Deep" The wonderful feats of Naomi.
the jugeer; ''Sm Dimpseys Joke" the '.Lanca-
shire Clog Dancers. The Colored Fancy Ball."
Hobinson the flying trapeze: Emerson as
Moriarty and ''Schoolcrsfts Visit made up the
balance of the show. which cannot TAIL TO have
profitable run in Brooklyn. judging from the hearty
reception accorded the programme last evening.
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REAR ApM1EL CHARLES BoARDMAS.

Mr.. John A. Boardman, in telegram to the Navy
Department, announces the death. at Martinsburg.
W. Va. at o'clock last Saturday night of his
father. Rear Admiral Charles Boardman. The de-
ceased was eighty -four years of age. He born
in Maryland. and appointed a midshipman in
the navy from the District OF Columbia June 0,
1911. He had been in the service about sixty-eight
years. He was on the retired list, his last cruise
having expired in 1850. He has been q resident of
Martinsburg about fitty-one years.
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SrRAws-fhe swelling of the circulation of World
by than ten thousand copies within after
of intention reduce the price
campaign seems 20 MS 10 be olerably significant symp
of the drt of feeling and opinion in this the
issues raised by the 'rammany bolt" at Syracuse7he
HoLi
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SPOKEN.

Bark Edwin BD. Smith, from Rochefort for New York
Sept IL, lat IL, Ion 6B
Bark Aradne ,Nor) Hansen from Charleston for Ham,
burg Aug ~. lat ~, lon 80
Schr l. Burnham, uowcs from Boston for Cal ON
Sept 10. or Tortugas.
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STRAws.-The swelling of the circulation Of The World
by than thousand copies within days after
of intention reduce the price of
this Journal during the coming
campaign to to be toerably significant symp
OF drift OF feeling and opino in this city the
issues raised by the rammany bolt" vt Syracusa-7he
ILL
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YACHTS. srEAIBOArs. $50.
LNOR SALx-A sLOOP IN 9OUD ORDER; CARRY
~ forty tons; cheap for cash. Apply TO tACkEir
BtiD., 81 South st. Now YORK.
LNOR sALE--ROw BOAT, ~ FEET LONG. NEARLf
IL new, completely furni shcd. Apply ON Donru untoa
states ship Vermont. Navy Yard.
VNANTED--A SCHOONER, OF ABOUT ioy Tons
w capacity. X. A. CORBIN, care Of +. A H. corb'n No
81 Chainvcrs st.
p1-E --FOR SALE 3EFOOT yIB AND MAINSAff
Vx OsBoat Address H.k b., Post omes box As&42
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for the season of Ofenbach. Lecocq and company.
Mile paolo Marie will reconcile to the constant
repetitions OF the works OF these well worn COM
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SrRAvsThe swelling OF the circulation of The World
by more thousand copies within two days after
our Of intention the price
this Journal during coming
campaign be toleraoly significant symp
tom drift of feeling and opinion In this city the
issues raised by the 'Tammany bslt' ut syracuseThe
Uord
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
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THE AQUARIUM "PrNAFoRE" WITH NEW CON-
PANY.

PANY.
Last evening tho Aquarium, in accordance with
previous announcement, began Its new "Pinafore
with entirely new company, new scenery. new
effects and costumes. 1t the initial performance
of the regular season and under the new manage
mcnt. or the company II may be said that thcro
has seldom II ever been better one, and the large
number of visitors testified their thorough apprcci-
tion of the really fine singing by demanding several
encores The scenery. too all that could be de-
sired. Mr.. Hayden Field, who sustans the part of
Ralph Rsckstraw, was thoroughly himself, and
necessary to say OF him. Miss Marie Harvey
Josephine sang and acted In o manner to charm
all W no heard her. Miss Maud Dransconbe (IIcbe)
Introduces new and very pretty song of her own.
Mr.. George Gaston tsir Joseph Porter. X. 9. ~
was admirable. Mr.. William r. Brown, who
has undertaken the part; Mr. Cai,ise, as
Captain Corcoran, and Miss Charlotte Hutchings
came IN Tor ~ full share of the popular favor. As
whole the performance reflects much credit the
are to follow. There standing room in the
house only.
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE-MEGATHERIAN MIN
srRELs.
last evening at Colonel Sims Brooklyn Park Thea
trc where Emerson's Megatherian Minstres took
possession OF the boards. There crowded
house and repeated of laughter attested the
derived by the audience from the entertain
ment. Part first, the social session. included, be-
sides variety well told Jokes. the folio win,
ba lads .'lsoll Dat Cotton" ''riie Day when You'll
Forget Me-" "soid Dishes to the Front, "Essie
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THE NEW PLAY or "MY PARTNER. ="

The preliminary season at the Union Square Thea
trc will open tomorrow evening with new
mantle drama by Bartey Campbell called MY
Partner" The action is supposed to take place in
California. but the characters not Of the
tional stage pattern Of gold-seekers. Mr. Richard
Marston has. among other work. contributed for
this play new landscape scene, representing Mount
Shasta by moonlight, which may be considered
masterpiece of it's kind. The new drama will be
represented with special cast, comprising Messrs.
Louis Aldrich, Charles T. Parsloe, Henry Crisp,
Frank Mordaunt. Harry Edwards. J. W. Hague. J. L.
burnett, Charles Webster, V. DAILY. and Mis- Maude
Granger. Miss Minnie Palmer and Miss Alice Gray.
During the vacation the Union Square has under
gone extensive alteration aud redecoration. and the
auditorium viii be found more than cheerful
and inviting
STRAws-The swelling Of the circulation of The
by thousand copies within days
Of Intention to reduce the price of
this during the coming Guborn
campaign to to be tolerably significant symp-
of tho drift of feeling and opinion In this city the
issues raised by the Tammany bolt" Ut Syracuse.-1hc
World
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
LoUED SOUTH.

Schr Young. Cotton, Two Rivers, Ms, for New York
with spiling 10 Beard kimbail
Schr White Foam. Dis. Kockport tor Now York
schr Matte Holmss uikoy, Bangor for New York
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Sept. Is.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT Is, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26
On Our Most Distant Frontiers,

AS in our busiest and most populous cit
les OF the seaboard and interior. Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters is pre-eminently
popular Wherever civilization plants
its foot on this continent, thither the
great tonic finds its way. Nor Is this sur
prising, for 1t is the medicine of all
others best adapted to the wants of the
Western emigrant, be he miner or agri-
culturist. 1t is an Incompatible remedy
for the diseases to which he 10 most sub
Ject and which are liable to be brought
on by change Of climate, hardship, ex-
posure, unaccustomed air and diet and
mfasmatic atmosphere and water.
Among these are disorders of the stom-
ach and bowels, rheumatic ailments and
malarial fevers, for all of which Hostet-
ter's Bitters is a certain specific. A course
of the BitteIs before departing for the
new field of labor, or on arriving, will
have the effect OF preventing the evils for
which 1t is signal remedy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26

The Stock Exchange has a very
clever take off of the reporters of
the Chronicle and Call who are ac-
companying Kearney in his tour.
It is misdirected satire. The poor
reporters have to accept detail for
any kind of routine work. The rid.
icule and reprobation should really
be directed against the proprietors
Of those journals. Their unseemIy
Rivalry In servility to the Agitator
has made the flippant laugh and
the judlcIous grieve. 1t is q sub.
ject almost too serious for humor,
especially to self-respecting mem.
Der OF the journalistic profession.
We have seen great deal of pros.
titution of the press, but this whole
Call : Chronicle Kearney episode
takes the rag from the bush for
downright skullduggery. Does 1t
never occur to these journals that
their position will be very embar.
rassing In the sweet bye and bye,
when Kearney and his empire of
the Sand Lot, shall be dream of
the past? They are leaving the
door very wide open for new ne avs
paper enterprises.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26

Two weeks ago the HERALD ex.
pressed the opinion that the out
look was favorable to the adoption
Of the new Constitution. We
'Wbxned our readers, however, that
the return to their homes of up
wards OF a hundred delegates to the
Convention who were favorable to
the passage of the new organic law
would create an artificial public
opinion in its favor for q while.
These gentlemen have now expend.
ed all their boarded arguments and
the sober second thought Of the
people is beginning to assert itself.
The belief is growing that the rati-
hcation OF the new instrument,
with all its radical changes, and
only partially revealed perils, would
be fatal to the prosperity of the
6tate-that it would, in fact, bring
about a commercial and financial
collapse. San Francisco was looked
upon as the great factor in it's adop-
ton, while it now appears that a
tremendous reaction against the
new organic law is being witnessed
there. No one who has anything
to lose, however little it may be,
can afford to help along the State
to the edge of a precipice. San
Francisco, from being the great re-
lance of the friends of the new
Constitution, will really give it the
coup de grace. The chances are
now decisively against it's adoption.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26

CONVEYANCES.
Carl Hansen to Peter Hansen-53. .O2Is
acres In Rancho San Juan Cajon de santa
Ana; 81.
Peter Hansen to Carl Hansen-same:
81.
Marta Reyes de Carbajal to Maria An.
tonia Verdugo--Lot 8, Carbajal tract; IS.
VIM Berry to Jesus Matias de Berry
Lot 3, blk 81. Pomona; IS.
VIM r Standefer to John Fuller-Lot
SW corner Crawford and Fourth streets .
Downey; Sl00.
Fred,k Linhoop to Carl Hansen and
SW u Sec Is T 3 s ROW; $3.50.
Alonzo Waite and Louisa Jane, his
wife, to Helen M Ross-N n OF 8 100 It OF
lot3, blk II, Ord'f survey; $1,000.
George Pridham to Helen M Ross-Nk
O. sE Y Of Sc u Sec Is T 2 8 RI3W;