The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1876, Page 10

10 RACING AT. WASHINGTON. First Day of the Meeting at Brightwood Park. FOUR INTERESTING CONTESTS. Mayflower, Hobkirk, Hatteras and Derby the Winners. Wasmixaton, Nov, 14, 1876. ‘The races at the Brightwood Park course began this afternoon, but under very unfavorable circumstances, The weather was disagreeable and there were but few persons present, though of that few there were several ladies. The remotencss of the course from the city— some five miles—also had tho effect to keep many , there being no conveniences for reaching the place, THE YIRST RACE was a dash of a haif mile, for two-year-olds, catch weights, for a purse of $100, of which $30 wont to the Second horse and $20 to the third. The C. P, Burch’s chestnut colt Main Brace, by Prussian, dam by Charley Bell; W. Wych’s bay filly Mayflower, by Lynchburg, dam by Congaree, and A. B. Lowis & Co.’s gray colt Bosworth, by Bonnie Scotland, dam Metoor, by Childe Harold. Before the start Main Brace was the favorite by 5 to 3 over Mayflower and 5 to 1 over Bosworth, Tho youngsters got off well together, Mayflower in the lead, with Bos- worth second and Main Brace last, These positions were not changed, and Mayflower came to tho finish two lengths ahead of Bosworth, who led Main Brace Shree lengths. Time, 513, seconds, THE SECOND RACE was a dash of five furlongs, for three-year-olds, purse same as the first race; and Mr. Wyche’s chestnutjcolt Hobkirk, by Red Dick, dam by Tar River, 100 Ibs. ; C. Medinger’s chestnut filly LibbieL., by Bay Dick, dam by Joe Stoner, 100 Iba; H. Gaffney’s chestnut Olly Hattie F., by Leamington, dam Bonny Doon, and A 3B, Lewis & Co.'s bay colt Piuto, by Planet, dam by Voltigeur, 100 Ibs, started, Hobkirk was the favorite, 4 to 1, with Libbie L. the second choice. At the start Hobkirk led off, with Hattie F. second, Libbie L. third and Pluto fourth, Passing the judges’ stand Libbie L. went up ¥@ the second place and Pluto to the third place; buton Wee upper turn he aguin fell off aud Hattie resumed her placeas third. On tne backstretch she made a fash and lapped Libbie L. at the quarter pole, and on the lower turn went up second. Down the home- stretch Hobkirk camo under an easy pull, and finished two lengths ahead of Hattio F., who was two lengths ahead of Libbic L., with Plutoa badtourth. Time, 12063, THR THIRD RACE was a dash of threo quarters of a mile, for all ages; purse game as the proceding racos. The starters were W. Wycho’s bay colt Hatterad; three years, by Red Dick, dam by Planct, 90 lbs,; H. Gaffnoy’s bay prising, Burgoo, ee imported Hurrah, dam Emma owning, 107 Ibs Burch’s bay colt Wateree, four years oe by play dam by Charlie Ball, bo B. Lewis & Co’s bay colt Pluto, three Sean? old, by Planet, dam by Voltigour, 90 Ibs, and J. F. Wilson’s bay gelding Jack Trigg, five ears old, by Lightning, dam Sallie Morgan, 101 Ibs. in the pools Burgoo was the favorite at large odds, with Hatteras second, the fiela being little purchased. The horses got away well together, Burgoo leading, with Hatteras second, Pluto third, Wateree fourth and Jack ‘Trigg lust. Passing the jadges’ stand Wateree went up third Plato fell off. Burgoo held the lead until they reached the lower turn, when Hatteras made a dash and collured Dim. Down the homestretch the race was good, and the lash wus freely applied to Burgoo; but Hatteras came bome an easy winner, leading Burgoo one length, with Wateree second, two lengths bebind, and Pluto and Jack Trigg !ar away in the order in which they are named. Time, 1:19%. THR FOURTH RACE ‘was a steeplechase abvut two miles, over about fifteen wale lor u purse the same as the others. aban’s colt Bay Rum, 4 y by Baywood, joneretl, 138 ibs; H. Gafney’s gray gelding Derby 4years, vy Eugene, dam Kate Sovereign, 132 ibs, ; Hi. Gaffvey’s brown horse Culpepper, 5 years, by Revo er, dam Gentle Annie, 138 lbs; Thomas Murray’s chestnut horse Captain Hammer, 4 years, by Vandal, dam Dewdrop, 142 ibs.; and J” Wilson’s brown gelding Jack Yrigg, 5 years, by Lightning, dam Allie Morgan, 139 lbs, started. ‘Gaflney’s entry was the favorite, with Bay Rom second choice. The etart was in the junor Qeld near the judge’s stand and Derby led of, with Captain Hammer second, Culpepper third, Bay Rum fourth, Jack Trigg lett at the post, though he got off Afterward. Atthe third leap Captain Hammer went to front, besides which there was no change until at the eightn leap Bay Rum Jack [rigg bolted and went out of the race. The coutest was left to Derby and Captain Hammer, and the last named held the first place over ail the remaining leaps aud came first upon the track. The race was then very good, Derby made a dash and took the lead at the juages’ stand, though hard preased by Captain Hammer up tho backstrotch and around the jower turn. He passed the last hurdle on the track and came to the finish one length abead of Cap- sain Hammer, who led Culpepper six lengths. Time, 5 a 4:11. Tho following are the SUMMARIES. Tue First Rack —Dush of one-nalf mile for two- year-olds. Purse $100; $80 to the second and $20 to tho third horae. W, Wyeh Congurce. A.B. Lewis & Co.'s gr. g. Bosworth, by Bonnie Starters. bk £ Mayflower, by Lynchbarg, dam by Scotiand, dau Meteor... 2 ©. P. Bovche's ch, 1. Maiabrace, by Prussiaa, dam by Charley Ball. 3 Time, 511% seconds, Sxcoxp Rack.—Dash of live furiongs for throe-year- olds. Purse $100; $30 to the second and $20 to thi third horse, Starters. W, Wrehe's eb, « Hobkurk, by Red Dick, dam by ‘Tar Rivei 5S bevig’s cbf Hattie Bonnie Doon, 97 Ibs. ©. W. Medinger’s ch. f. Libbie i by Jo Stoner, 97 Ibe. A. B. Lewis & Uo.’s eh. c. Pluto, by Piaget, dam Eleanor, 100 Ibs. ‘ by ‘Leamington, dam ; by Bay Dick, dam Tutxp Race—Saug Day. of three-quarters of mile, for allages. Purse $100; $30 to the second and $20 to the third horse. Starters. W. Wyche’sb. c. Hatteras, by Red Dick, dam by Plan J. G. Berthane’s b. g Burgoo, ty imporied H Harrah, Chariey Bale, 3 years ola LA. Lewis &'Co."s ch. ©. Plate, by Planet, dam 4 5 about hunting course, including twenty 119. steeplechase, Fovrta Rack. miles, over a fai amos over hurdles, ditches, fences and water jumps. forse $loue $80 10 the second and $20 to the third two Starters. Dr. Lynch’s g.c¢. Derby, by Eugene, dari Kate Sovereign, 4 years old, 132 ibs Thomas Murray's b. c. Captain Hammer, by Vand: dam Dew Drop, 4 years old, 142 Ibs. H. Gaffoey to ©. Culpepper. by Revol 6 years old, 138 Ibs db. ¢ "Bay Rum, dy 138 Ibe x Trigg, by ignining, old, I coe damn Saille Morgan, ® yeu ime, POOL SELLING ON TO-DAY'S EVENTS, Judging from the entries the racing at Washington to-day bids fair to be equally as interesting as that of yesterday. Pools were sold in this city last evening on the several events, the figures being as follows :— PURSE $100—HALF A MILE—TWoO-y RaR-OLDS. $20 30 40 12 17 P 7 10 13 = 8 10 PURSE $100—TuRKE-QUARTKRS—THRER-YRAR-OLDS. Wyche’s Hobkirk, 110 lbs. 22 a Hattie F., 107 ibs 10 uu & Co.'s Pluto, 110 6 9 Gibaey’s Coupon, 110 Ibs. 4 6 Modinger's Libbie 2., 107 lo 4 6 PUREE $125—ONK MILE—ALL acKS. 8 Bothune's Burgoo, 5, 111 ibs. 17 20 ek & Co.'s ¥ Clipper, 8, 92 Ibs. ‘| me 's Hattie Wheos's 3 Tom O'Neil, 6 111 ib 3 STREPLECHASE—TWO MILES. JERSEY Yesterday afternoon, the first boing a trotting match Between Peter Mance’s sorret yelding Moscow to ‘wagon, and Harvey Evk’s chestnut gelding Silvertail fm harness, the stakes being $200. Moscow won in heats very easily, event was for a purse of $100 Mr pacers | execedingly NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. and trotters, mile heats, in harness, For this there were four entries and three starters, comprising Jo. aus bay | et Eva May (pacer), L. E Du m's roan ing St. George (trotter), P. Manee’ gelain, ‘Jules H geen, ‘and William Galla- gher’s bay gel pa rene y Moore (trotter). The latter Gia not start, the borse not bi ng Feached the in time to score with the others. Eva May race very easily im two straight heats, The following is the SUMMARY. Wrst Sipe Duiving Pan, Jkusey Crry, N. J.—Txor- rivc—Tuesday, November 14—Match for $: heats, best spree in five. Peter Manco’s 8. g. Moscow (to wagon). Harvey Eck’s ch. g. Silvertail (in harness TIM, Firat beat, .. Second heat Third beat. "4 Same Day.—Purse $100, for pacers and trotters; $50 to the first, $25 to the second, $15 to the third and $lo to the fourth horse; milo heats; best two in toree in harness, Joe Chandler's b. m. Eva May (pace ~ E, Dunbam AMERICAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION. Yesterday afternoon the American Rifle Association Board met in their office in Park row to consider the appeal of the Forty-cighth gegiment in the matter of the prize contested for by is and the Seventh regiment General Shaler presided, and after the usual routine business the following resolution was passed:. Resolved, That the matter of the protest against the scores Foriy Bighth regiment in the # fall meeting bo © Arsonal, corner Seventh fonue and Thirty filth street, on Thursday, she 25d inst. steizht P. M., to which time wad place this m it adjourns be given the H Laslgpep ™ in th req’ roofs; ana thas upon that oceasion. the ‘Board proceed tu Rear the whole cave upon sworn testimony. Subsequently the following resolution was mientey itive Committ be r d ining the views of the man tative riflemen, upon the propriety 0: making any chauges in the terms of the international competition for the Centennial srophy to take place b ‘Tho m ting then adjourned. YACHTING NOTES. There are but fow yachts now in commission, owners having stripped and berthed them for the winter months, The following are reported lying at the places mentioned :— Sloops Orion, Caprice, Ethel, Lizzie L., William T. Lee, Artful Dodger and Dolphin at the toot of Court strect, Brooklyn. Schooners Comet, Peerle: and Mohawk, and sloops Gracie and Winsome foot af Smith street, Brooklyn. Schooners Halcyon and Josephine and sloops Sadie ana Petre! at Port Jefferson, L. I. Sloops Addie V. Blanch, Undine and Mirth, together with the schooner Ariel and all the smaller yachts of the Seawanhaka Club, at Oyster Bay, L. I. Schooners Prospero, Tarolinta, Fleotwing and Dread- naught at Northport, L. I. Schooners Estelle, Sea Witch and Lethea, and the sloop Alert, at Greenport, L. I. Sloop Psyche at South Bay, L. I. . Schooner Tidal Wave at Nyack, N. Y., and the scbooner Madeleine at Greenwich, Conn. Sloop America at the foot of Thirty-seventh street, Brooklyn, She will be “lengthened aft during the winter. Sloops Recreation and Mystery at Southport, Conn. Sloops Ariadne and White Wing at Nyack, N. Y. The formor will be *-hipped’’ and the latter lengthened aft before next spring, Manning’s Yacht Agency reports tho salo of the sloop Undine and schooner Meta. The Undine, for- merly the property of Messrs, Brasher & Fowler, of Brooklyn, now belongs to Geueral L J. Wistar, of Philadelphia. Tho Meta recently purchased from the Messrs. Iselin by Mr. C. N. Waynand, of New Rochelle, THE NASSAU BOAT CLUB. At the annual meeting of the Nassau Boat Club, held at their rooms, on Monday evening, November 13, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:— President, General Charles Room: Vice President, Robort L. Reade; Secretary, Walter S. Wilson; Trea- surer, James Willg; Captain, Christian G, Petorsen; Coxswain, Charles Baagles 5 ‘Trustees, Daniel Appleton, cleve H, Ab Wiiham Brooxfield, Charles D, en. INTER-COLLEGIATE CONTEST. , Idler, Triton, Palmer the Ata meeting of the sub-committee of the Executive Committee of the Inter-Collegiate Literary Association, held last evening at the College of the city of New York, corner of Twenty-third street and Lexington avenue, for the purpose of dociding upon the colleges to enter for the annual contest and to settle upon the prizes, the following list of entries for competition was drawn up:— Greek—First prize, $75; second prize, $50, En- tries — Northwestern University, Cornell, St. Johns \of Fordham, College of the City of New York, and Rutgers of New Jersey, Mathe- matics—Prize, $300. Entries—Cornell and College of the City of New York. Mental science—Entrics— Northwestern University, Princeton, St John College of the City of Now York and New York ie versity. Oratory—Entries—Colicge ot the City of New York, Northwestern University, Princeton, Cornell, St. Johns, Latayette, Hamilton, Rutgers, New York Uni- versity and Williams, Latin—Entries—New York University, — Corn St. Johns, College of the Cuy of New York, Rutgers, Now York University. Essay—Cornell, St. Johns, New York University, College of the City of New York, Princeton and New York University, The prizes for mathematics, mental science, oratory, Latin and essays will be $150 each. The drawings for pos tlons in the oratorieal contest rosulied as tollows:— Northwestern University, first; Lafayette, secon: Cornell, third; New York University, fourth; & Jobns,' fifth: Princeton, sixth; Willams, seventh; Hamiiton, eigoth; Rutge , ninth; New York College, tenth, ‘Tho latter contest will take place on January 6, 1877, at the Academy of Music, the examinations in the former competitions being fixed tor December 6, 187 HAND BALL, A large number of spectators wore gathored at Me- Quade's court yesterday afternoon to winces the match, which had been announced In the Heratp, Detween Daniel McCarthy and Michael Landy, best four in seven games, for $60 aside. After some lite delay, and McCarthy not putting in his appearance, Landy was matched against Arthur McQuade on the same terms, The men wore beth in good cond y played a very fine game, but was obliged to the wary McQuade, The contest was interesting throughout, resulting in MeQuade’s winning four straight games. The tollow- ing is the acore:— Bd. Ath, Total MeQuad 2 21 21 84 Landy...... 19 17 Ww jo MISS MARSHALL'S CHALLENGERS, To rue Epiror ov THE Herawy:— Please do me the favor to givo mo the use of your columns to say that should the challenge of Miss Mary Marsball not be accepted by Mr. William Van Noss, { will walk tho lady the distance she named in her chal- lenge to him, and upon the same conditions she offers, either $500 or $1,000 Should the lady accept my challenge 1 will immediately place the requisite sam of money in the hands of Mr. Frank Queen, editor of the Vew York Clipper. J. DOUGLASS McINTYRE, Kixestox, Nov. 14, 1876. A DISTRESSING CASE. A distressing case of destitution and suffering has come to our notice at No. 420 East Eleventh street, Bebiad the lit hop kept by Mrs, Cullen there lives a worthy female aged nearly eighty, Mrs. wliza Drury vy name, who has been reduced from affluence to a siow death from cold and starvation. She is para- lyzed on one side, and therefore unable to go out to personally appeal tor the aid which she so urguently requires. Something should be done for this stricken, utterly helpless old woman, whose thorough respocta- bility is vouched for. Any donations sent to tho Hxwatp will be duly acknowledged. At the Special sessions yesterday John Garran, 0 No. 22 Bleecker stroet, was arruigned on a charge o having wantonly killed a cat at the unseemly hour of four o’clock in the morning. The prisoner stated that tho animal was a pet of his and that i persisted in climbing up on bis shoulders, and at length bit him. He had beard a great deal about hydrophobia, wo sbut it, There was nv cruelty imended ov his part. The Court decided as the privoner was intoxicated im the strovts at an uotimely hour, beades the alieged cruelty, to impose « Bue of $10, NEWS IN THE CITY. Officer Fay, of the Eleventh precinct, Rilled © mad dog at No. 168 Stanten street yesterday. Jonna Sullivan, aged thirty, of No. 122 Worth street, fell on the sidewalk while intoxicated om the 26h ult., and died yesterday of bis injuries, Coroner Woltman was notified. Ann M. Elsey, aged seventy-five, of No. 254 East Broadway, died yesterday of erysipelas from a fracture of the facial bones and er ee ee Coroner Woltman will investigate the In the County Clerk's office there were filed yester_ day the assignments of Terrence Hanen to Thomas D. Adams, Benjamin J. Westervelt to Charies W. Page, en Alfred and Horace A. Shaw to Geurge Charles Malloy, residing at No. 20 East Twenty-sev- enth street, was held for trial by Justice Kasmire, the Washington Piace Police Court yesterday, for breaking iato the store of Jobe Fitsgibboss, Na 10 =. avenue, and stealing a case of shoes valved st The Tombs Police Court ts andergeing repairs and renovation generally. Only two men are employed at the work, and their progress is slow. Meanwhile the Police Court and Court of Special Sessions are held is the same chamber, and the utmost confusion, disorder and delay in the public basiness are the consequences. John A. Blackbura, residing im Jersey City, was ar- raigned before Justice Smith, at the Essex Market Po- lice Court yesterday, charged with attempting to black- mail Mr, ry Kronberg, of Nu. 169 East Brosdway. He was sent to the Isiand for three months in default of $500 bail. An inquest was held yesterday afternoon by Coroner Eickhoff in the case of George MoCoppen, aged forty- four, of No. 340 West Elevonth atreet, who was struck by a bale of cotton on the 26th ult, at the Empire Cot. ton Press building, dying trom the effects injuries, Deceased’ wag an opium eater, and in th opinion of the jury this habit prevented his recovery. A countryman named Henry T. Debits was yesterday inveigled by Fiora Pasco to No, 6 Roosevelt surest, and while there was robbed of a gold watch, valued at $160, and $90 in greenbacks Officer Carr, of the Fourth precinct, arrested Flora and her reputed love: They were taken beiore Justice Morgan. The woman was held for trial, but there being no evidence against the map he was disebarged, William Lance, aged twenty-one, of No 120 Hester Btroct, and Peter Smith, aged thirty-two, of No. 120 Chryatie street, were held for trial in default of $1,500 bail at the Essex Market Court yosterday, tor breakin into the apartments of Mafgaret Marshall, of No. 7 Allen street, and aay | $80 in movey anda wateh and chain worth $70 ¢ prisoners were also charged with forcing an cutrance into the apartments of Marga- ret Bauman, at No. 121 Orchard street, wad stealing a quantity of ‘clothing and jewelry, William Donnelly, of No, 5 Vandewater street, oa Monday night fell asleep ou the steps of the defunct New Amsterdam Bank, corner of Rivington street and the Bowery, when Henry Weston, alias Klein, of No. 244 Monroe street, came along and snatched from Donnellys shirt frqgt a diamond pin valued at $125. Boing awakened at the moment Donnelly pursued the thiel and succeeded in overtuking bim after a short race, The pin was not recovered, Weston wi “ager into the custody of an officer. Yesterday wken before Justice Morgau, at the Tombs Police Court, and held in $1,000 for trial. Coroner Ellinger yesterday hold the: following in- quests :—In the cases of Joseph Trendall, of Chatham, Ontario county, Canada, who commitied suicide by drowning on the 284 ult. ; August Richter, aged fity, of No, 50 Stanton street, a mun of intemperate hab who committed suicide by hanging himself on th inst.; Frederick Dietrich, aged tft; |, Of No. 446 West Filty-third street, who committed ‘suicide by hanging himself on the 29th ult,; Géorge A. Horn, tour years old, of Woodlawn Heights, who was acct: dontally drowned on the 25th ult. by falling into a woll, and Peter Meyer, three years old, of No. 519 East Fourteenth street, who died from “ecalds acci- dentally received on the 6th inst, BROOKLYN, A burglar tried to enter the residence at No, 85 Sec- ond avenue, South Brooklyn, yesterday morning shortly after one o'clock, but was frightened away by « faithful watchdog. Stewart C. Gamble, a bartender, residing at No. 25 Bridge street, died suddenly yesterday afternoon. An inquest was held by Coroner Simms, and a verdict of death from congestive chills was re red by the jury. Every evening (except Thanksgiving Day), trom the 25th of November to the 2d of December, the ‘Color Guard,’* a spectacular and patriotic play, will be given at tho Academy of Music for the benefit of the Soldiers’ Home at Bath. Mrs, &. A. Perry, a lady imterested in the work, yesterday placed 700 ‘tickets tor the police force in the hands of the captains of the various pre- cinots, S NEW JERSEY. Joseph ‘Cohen, the Newark butcher, who assaulted Patrick McGovern in self-defenco, yesterday gave $500 bail to appear for trial. Mcuovern is rapidly recover- ing. On Monday, while some workmen were blasting rock on the Be'videre and Delaware road, at Portland, N. J., the charge exploded prematurely. One man was killod and another seriously injured. Edwin M. Mackridge, of Newark, was bitten on Monday by a rabid Newfoundland dog. He had tho ‘wounds cauterized and the dog was shot, MORMON MISSIONARIES, The steamship Wyoming, of the Williams aiid Guion line, left this port yesterday afternoon for Liverpool, taking among her passengers Bishop John Rowberry, of Sult Lake City, together with the following Mor- mon missionaries:—George Atkin, Thomas Barratt, Charles D. Evans, William Stokes, John Prostor, John Tracy, Joun E. Christenson, Yeas E. Nelson, Richard Steele, George Barber and Ben Jeuson, Upon their ar- rival at Liverpooithe missionaries to the districts al- ready allotted to them, embraciag England, Wales and Scandinavia, Bishop Kowberry will superiutend the labors of the various missionaries travelling from country to country. About sixty missionaries ate to leave Utah within a short time to locate themselves in diferent parts of the United States for the purpose of making conversion: A YOUTHFUL TRAVELLER. A bright little boy’ of nine years was found, early yesterday morning, wandering around the Erie Rail- road pier as if lost, and an officer ot th squad took him to the Central Office, He name of Charles Littrell, and said be had come trom Chicago with a man who paid his fure and promised him work 19 New York. Ou arrival the man took him to a house in avenue B, but svon afer turned hit j adrift in the street. He gave the residence of his parents in Cuicago as No. 205 Wines street. Superintendent Walling telegraphed to Chicago, and the lad will be sent home. His story is not aliuogether believed by the police, THE COMPTROLLERSHIP. Mayor Wickham aa Iie 10 say yesterday with re. gard to the Comptrollership or the probable chances of Mr. Green’s reappointment, or the rumor that he was | about to appoint J. Nelson Tappan or George W. Lane to that important post. He merely stated that at the proper time the press and public would be duly in- | formed upon the matter, SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS "| Dentinal Office. Liverpoul..|4 Bowling Groom "| Hamburg’ [61 beoxdway Glnsgow....|72 Broudway Is. bi iverpooi 15 > Broadway 7 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green way .| Liverpool. . | 29 Broadway . Liverpool. .|4 Bowling Rotterdam. 00 Broadway een: (61 Broadway 37 7 Bowling Groon 7 Bowling Green Py re ptden | Green 69 Broadway _ 29 Broad 4 Bowlin e1 roadway 72 Broadway 15 Broadway 37 Browds 4 Bowling Green 72 Broadway 61 Broaaway 50) Hromtway [15 Broadway wh ‘1D. City of Richiaond. [De Ja Browdw The Queen California. reen, Greea Bg-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE,—Captains of officers mngaged in the coasting and foreign trade observ. placement or removal of seu buoys are requested to communicate the facts to the Hknatp, vo that it may be Drought publicly to the attention of the proper authorities, | A letter addressed “To the editor of the Hunain, New York city,” giving a0 ascarstely 2s possible the aumber and pest- | {10 ef displaced buoys or the couse of thelr removal will suffice i all cases observed slong the Atlantic aad coasts of the American Continent. When they are on the evast of European countries or in the Mediterranean At le requested that information be sent either by telegraph of letter to the London office of the New Yous Henao, 46 Figet street, London, or to the Paris office, 61 Avenue de POpera, Paris, Where the telegraph ts use@ despatches may be addressed “Bennett, 46 Fleet street, London,” or “Hennett, @1 Avenue de VOpera, Paris.” Where eases of @isplacement are observed in the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, as in Asia or Africa, capteine may communicate with as upon reaching the first convea- jeot pert. This intormation will be cabled free of charge to the Hamato and a7 NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS LNTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yora Hamscn bes adopted 0 distinguishing Coston night signal tor use on board the Haaace sicem yeeht. showing while barning the colors red. green, red, changing from oue to the other in succession, and ean be seen several miles distant, Captains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Hamat. Ba Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York eum dose by addressing to such vessels care of Hanaup news yacht, Pier No 1 East River, New Yoru. Letiers received from ail parte of the world and promptly delivered, Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-—THIS DAY. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 14, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE BERALD STEAM YACHTS 45D WERALD WMITKSTONE TELEGRAPH Line Srcomer Alexandria (Bri Palermo ith age erik Se Wt Miciel Nes ot ae i, Norfolk, with mase to the Uld Dominion steamship oumer Buraice, Philadelphia, with mdse to © A Whitney atta Ship Galates (of Liverpool), Haugt, London 52 days, in ballast to Punch Bdve & Co Ns), Rogers, 1 “ met tat at inter, apparently b elbourme is auchored at Ts ‘uael ie Farlow, Havre. 55 days in ballast to Pus ve & Oo Hook for orders. Hark, Ii Vere ‘ia © days, with salt, ke, to PAGE {vessel to Lauro, Storey & Oo." | Bark Maury Nor), Weeu, Staveuger 30 days, 1s ballast to on Bite Hiowaita Starite (Ital), Cappeeilio, London 70 days, with Umsier's Co ita ad strong northerly gales; Windsor, NS), Priest, Galway 44 days, in itney & Oo. Bradley, Greenock #0 days, in ballast to J : fleet coceeesten of westatly. gales the tire pongo domt = pli sails ms gee other sitght aan 2e, | Jon hada hurricave trou W to NOW? Det Sie eee patra ‘about 400 tons, weateridzged an and eveudoned. aprarentiy an American; samme day SW of the ee vassed bei Qui Vive ten. oy yee cane 14 days north of Chincoteague, an was ou short ‘allowance ‘of provisions for 2U days. Brig Lena Thurlow (of Portiand), Corbett, Havre 56 days, in bailast to Brett, Son & Go. Nov « iat 3¢ 51, lon tar (ir), hence for Xt Ja wit, Rio Grande del Lud, a a Crossed the Kquater Gct 10, in lon Brig bila (tr), Johnston ere 42 day ra i ballast to master, Crossed the Eq io lon 44; was 7 days north of Dunkirk 50 days, im bet: 15, with rubber, de, to pin, ; dake Wm 'G Mosley, Urann, " scadearitie 13, cry cr » with Jamar to Drew & Bock: Vessel to Parsons & Lowa ir M eget 7 sahil Ce. with navel orgetown, D@& Sehr AH Let ret Newbury, Yaltineare Sehr GW Andrews, Wait, 8t Geurge, Me, im ballast to pipener 4&4 loud rig Omer <r), Parking, from Pajardo, PR. which aclitee 13th, reports :—Was 10 days north of Hsiteras, with Strong nariherly winds, “The Omer bas ws paisengers the Captelo of brig Valoncta end five of the crew of rie Hanon of Lunenberg, NS, whieh were wrecked ius hurricane Sept ‘\ PASSED THROUGH HELL GaTs, BOUND SOUTH. Galatea, Walden, Providence for Xi Schr Promenader (Br), Davidson, Charlotiet, New York, Senr Geo Gillam, Pease, Portland, Ct, for New York. Rehr Gov Burton, Adams, Fall Kiver for No Behr @ A Hay ‘reed, Porth nd, Ot, fo Schr Freestoue, Pease, Portland, Ut, for illard, Portia y Schr anthouy Barton, Johusua, Providense for BOUND EAST. Goorge Cromwell, Bacon, New York for Hi woos NE he _e New York for Salem, Rehr Carrie tix. York tor Rockland. Sched H Bartlett, Kelly, Hoboken tor Hoston. Sehr Jas Warren, 1, Ne jor Lynn. Sehr Ring Dove, Hoboken fur Boston Bark B F Watson, hence for Liverpoot 13th inst, and bri: Hattie Pettis, for ‘Algiers, are anchored im Hart's Ii BELOW. Bark James E Holbrook, from Foweyy Brig U U Clary, trom Martinique, CLEARED. amer Wyoming (Br), Jones, Liverpool via Queenstown eo Gu ' Ste: —Willia Steamer Geo Crom pee Bacon, St Johns, NF, vis Halifax, Clyde & Co, ‘ Steumer Itichmond, Kelley, Norfolk, City Point and Mich- mond—Old Dorataion Steanislily, e Steamer J W Garrett, Foster, Baltimore—Win Dalzell. Stoxmer Anthracite, Grumley, Philadelpbin—Jas Lang. Steamer Agnes, Burdick, Philadeiphia—Boxert & Mor- HF Dimock gal Steamer Neptune. Berry. Bo: Whittington (Bry, Rut . Liverpool—Barclay & ivingston, Lh Ship Josephine (Nor). Smith, London—C Tobias & Co, Hy Wm D Seed.(8r), Proctor, Liverpool - Snow & Burs seine Sappno (Br), Davis, Penarth Roxds—Georye F Bul: Bark St Nicholas (Br), Saunders, Cork for orders—C W tax KW A Farnsworth (Br), Manchester, New Bédford— Muster, Brig Rt W Messer, Hi Marseilles Brig Louisa Tries (ay). Brows, Port oa ‘ahsiee ntaur, Stanley, Port au Priuce—Marens H yrtle (Br), Roberts, St Johns, NF—R & Carrie Sci Grace Webster, Gules, Matausus—J U1 W co. Schr A C Watson (Br). Scarkey, Halifax, NS—P 1 Nevius ‘ Peed Julia Clinch (Br), Maloney, Musquash, NB—Jed . che Henrietta Simmons, Godlrey, Washington, DC—Wm Chalmers. McRae, Boston—Jed Frye & Co. in, Now Haven—Pidgeon & Chrie- re, New Havon—Delanoy & Walters 1, Bridgeport—Stamiord Manutactur SAILED. Steamers Wyoming (Br), for Li Fernandina, Xe; Gon Barnes, Savannul mington, Regulator, do; Agnes, Philadelpane bark Meden (Ger), Oporto. Wind at sunset t midnight, NE, “Barometer at 30,09. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Wo are under obligationy to purser Waltors, of steamer ‘tybeo, for attentions. Bauk Iswaxt & Suraxxe (Fr), which loft Grand Turk Oct 31 for Liverpool, wit cargo of bat manure, ret ed Nov aking, and a survey ordered a discharge ‘of part of cargo, npacks Ngatzomery Bank Brane, of Vinlend, from Liverpool, to Miramichi, has been burned off Cape Breton. Bare Susan M Depwaw (Br), fr a ootsien Lith inst, wi , Del h night of 13th; Les the eollsion 1 Scur Meprorp, Keller, of and from Bangor Jumber laden, went asnoro night of 14th inst on a loner », Off Thatcher's Island, and will probably be # toval im Hy R Coxgpox, betore reported seen in collision with bark 8 M-Dadman, fe bound from Alexandria to Jersey City with « cargo of coal, Bowe Iba Ricwanpsoy, oO 8, had whi hi fore rej ig eee at a he iue‘Gak Point bier, proceed of her Meh uring the gal ov her to leak bad) iso por ‘egal Sea tous, *¥ne gatge Was mesh damaged, sed sold on the Uth for 8040. un Mary Lonp—The cargo imstone and fertilizers) as i Mary ene ot ‘weitie stores, Brovktyn, a Charleston, toox from bane ib tion, abou'S PM Nov 13, "Tue vowel wes Billed with water, perpen Yom AY ay & oar alr of es ete ios aoe PuiLaDEtraia, Nov “ie! Gertotionsen,, ot bank Prague (Nor), from Hi at Phi ebeut 150 soar noes fica bark. tiv iron Bull, wanted no west. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Wasminatoy, Nov 14—A to the pent Som she Untees Mater Consul at Cadix repot of the 14th jar. all spoeane ena < effocts di @ ports of New York 8 since ember ult have been Pid foul ir ra a at Madrid, bas made womenorateriere th She J peor pay pha sy respecting the vessels arriving ed Cont Bee > Lapham, Tate 0 of bark Onward, is to com man kc Progress, fitting at New ‘Bediord ae Arctic Smithers isto comee pigs Pacific, now fitting * New Bedford for the Arctic Uce: caps Lake, of bark Naatilos ‘of Falcoahane Sept 22, re} Varks Mars, Al i nothing thle spasons Loh, Strain ster, Sade do, 1:30 do do, and had beard trom her large whale, ‘x Swallow Bi NB, reports rom Capt Killis, of bar ul Ger L, with 325 bbls op ot all ip Emme C Jones, of hin} nd taken, 654 B, Jarnes, NB, with h Perry, Chuce, ‘our feet below copper k Som Ranger, reports seen nothing luce leaving expected to be at St He A letter trom AUbott IX Smith, of NB. is dated at sea.on 15." Mr. Stith took passage thc bark. Azor. which vossel arrived et Mr. Smith was then on (Br), Bristow, from San Francisco for Greeemtore. oe 13, lat 1d 173 (not as before), lon 128 24 Ger), from Buenos Ayres for Astoria, O, = Camp, Gardner Atos fem Pranotove for Queena: +20, tat HTN. ton i W. Bark i ndrick, trom,Malaga for Philadelphia, Nov 10, bat aah WO, lon 74 45. ‘erauda (Nor), from Bremen for United States, Nov 12, lat e +, jon OF = Etta Whittemore, from Turks Istand for Boston or Portland, no date. de (by pilot boat Caprice). NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merebante, shipping agente and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Hxnato Londo. Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No. 45 Fieet stroet, London,” or to the Paris, office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l'Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from European sad Kastern ports of American ani foreign vossels tradi: will be cabled to this with the United States, the « country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi- eal and expeditious for telegrapning news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Ayrwuar, Now 11—Salled, bark Georgie (Br), McBride, United States; 13th, ship © 8 Hazoitine, Gilkey, New York. ALicants—Sailed, bark Nef (Nor), Baltimore. Buustow, Nov 14—Salled, ship Nile (Br), Luxton, Pensa- cota, Bernovr—Arrived, bark Neptune, Beal, Boston, Buxwxx, Nov 13—Sailed, bark Jupiter (er), Stricker, New York. Capm—Sailed, bark John J Marsh, Hubbard, Portland, Me. Doven, Nov 14—Passed, steamer Nio (Br), Potts, from New York for Antwerp. Giascow, Nov 14, 11 AM—Arrived, steamer State of In- diana (Br), Badier, New York. Guxaxock, Nov 14—Sailed, ship Ardeulea (Br), Robert- son, United States, Grnoa—Arrived, bark George T Kemp (Br), Taylor, New York. Lavenroot, Nov 14—Arrived, steamers Alice (Br), Ellts, and Carolina (Sp), Riestra, New Orleans. Sailed 14th, barks La Plats (Br), Matthews, and Rock- wood (iif), Seeley, Onited States, Losvox, Nov 14—Arrived, ship Star of Brunswick (Br), Richards, New York. Cleared 14th, bark Freeman Dennis (Br), Fletcher, United States, Loxpoxpenuy, Nov 14—Salled, bare Wave King (Br), Laue, Now 11—Sailed, steamer State of Virginia (hr), Moodie (from Glasgow), New York. Lissox, Nov 8—Arrived, bark Arabella (Port), Pachico, New York. Mausxutes, Now 14—Arrived, bark Lepanto, Bunker, Now York; brie Marius Coipel (Br), 8 Joho, N) Reiled 14th, schr Matilde Krana, Rich, United Stat AUILLAC, Nov 1%-—Sailed, bark Catharina (Swe), Ren- masson (irom Borceaux), New York. Poutiaxp, Nov 14—Towed ta, bark Roberto (Br), Gould, Wilmington, NC, tor Hutl (see below). Off the Lisard 14th, 4:30 YM, steamer Labrador (Fr), Sanglier, New York tor Plymouth and Havro. Ponuax, Nov 2—Sailed, bark Union, Phelan, United Staten, Quimxstowx, Nov 14—Arrived off the Fastnet 14th, 10 AM, steamer Spain (Br), Grace, New York for Queenstown and Liverpool. Sovtwaurton, Nov 14—Arrived, steamer Weser (Ger), Bulow, New York for Bremen (and proceeded). Wearoup, Nov 14—Arrived, sehr Freddie C Ebbett (Br), Vial, St John, NB (before reported arrived 34). Bxnwick, Nov 14—The British sbip Carolina Agnes, from \ds for New Orleans, bas been wrecked near here, Six persous were drowned. Loxpox, Nov 14—The British ship Agues Oswald, Capt Miche 1, from Glasgow June 9 for San Francisco, betore re- ported spoken Aug 14, in Int 448, lun G1 W, in believed to Sixty guineas percentage has been paid on her at Bark Elise Lenek (Ger). from London for United States, at soa Nov 10, {Tne E L registered 501 | tons, and was owned in Dantele, where she was built i Lsee.! Pontiaxn, Nov 14—The British bark Roberto, Capt Gon! from Wilmington, NC, Sept 15, for Hull, has been towed into this harbor, after grounding The Roberto slipped three dor. Her botiom is supposed to be badly damaged, Waxroxn, Nov 14—The Hritish brig Oromocte, yesterday reported ashore in South Bay, is woll upon a sandy beach, ‘Thece of her crew wore drowned. WEATHER REPORT. : Batstot, Nov 14, PM—~Wind SE, light rain. Hotrnsan, Nov 14, PM—Wiad SB, strong; barometer, 28.852, FOREIGN | iN PORTS. Cy Sept 24—In port, . bark Rebcees Goddard, Goudy, X. ry port, brig WD Andrews, Wile ~ PEL, Now T~Arrived, brig Luey (ir), Previously, sehr Lewis Bor. Care Harries, Nov son, for Potladelphie, jor Baltimore. Hoston ork . Nov i4—Aruived. steamer Hibernian (itr), areten Liverpool via st Jotius, SP (and prosooded tor Bab tim Balled 14th, steamer Nova Heotinn (Mr), Richardsse Grom Balti: ¥. ‘ perl ov 1t—Cleared, ship Reval Chariie rk Pred Vederen, Ulameow : rem Faweett, Artourson, Paithell (Wales, pirJoun # a4 1s—Arrived, sehr Win kK barry (Be), Cleared 14th, Urig Althes (Br), for Pensrth Roads; sche Champion, New York. TURKS ISLANDS, Get 25—Arrived, brigs Samael Lote. vation), 20h, ad nabled Sint om ys iden, 04 Thee 1 2h ser PF nem, Hulse, aud proceeded (ealled to try the Oct 20, schrs Mary G Collins, Somers, aint, fod tor red Oet 28, brig Ubaldine (tir) New York, ‘ pa sehr eee Eaten. Coes Mavace, pen nase: ts Norden, Lent, from inoatom Cape Bt bd Miter, Keen, trom de tor cat ‘Tem BANGOR, Nov Treclearad, schrs J G Drew, French New York; Vandalia, Betts do. pitti Arrived, schrs Nautitus, Peck, New York; MeLeon do. cit Le etingoe, 04 Walter, Wannoera oa te if = ted 13—Arrived, schrs Paul | Palade Gold or vat aa asd 4h seboa ecken’ = isleae wea. . Mason, Phil ry IRTRENS MONROE, Nov id —Arrived, bark Xeinla ei pata ict e Septem aa CHOHILE,, Nov i4—Arrived, sour b eck ee NEW ONLEANS, Noy 10—Arrived, ship MeDou ee ‘ita, Marvoue, eabssipcin Gould, Bremen; bark sebr J’ @ Whipple ae bh Sournwxst Pass, Nov 14 Apres shi Ge maa ee piovTuwnsr Hass, Now weaiat Ip i dvanviive Ne i Squires, N ican shins Alice D ais erp, Bertie Bigelow (Br), Ferguson, ‘NORFOLK Humphreys, Liverpool; Dublin via Lewes, Del. Balled. “Bark Luctile (Br), Andrews, Havre. NEWSU rx Rillle 8 Derby, Rarlor, Philadelph ore Fisher, dor RO Noyes,’ Bradley, do ‘Seave sp Pa Boston, NEW BEDFORD, Nov 12—Arrived, Thompson. Hull, Foauhkeapete {net Pht Paidelpate ean 4 Farr, Crowell, Philadelphia. mito eda dolphin: L.A Danenhiowor, Grace, Philadelphia; | Hallett. Hoboken: Highlander, Wood. simbeyt Hatiie burt Went tot York; Joho i Austin, Boston for Full Nadelp! 19th— Arrivod, selirs Mary A Hood, Steelma eG Irwin, Johnsor Bei jndelphin: Idaho, meron 2 J Kelley, do; pcos) Font ing, Georgetown, DU: 3 ond, Benson, |—Steamer Leopard, sven Wulmtr, ronby, New = Samuel ¢ Hart, Kelley, do; Geo W Whistler, York; Annie KE Martin (dad he bei Boron NEWPORT, Nor 12) PM—Arrlved U Latham, New York, with Light Boat No 41 (1 be pluced at the mouth of Vi Verbena, Gibbs, Boston, to take the Light Bont to her sta: tion ‘Alig schrs Froo Wind, Frisby and Arcala, Kingsbury, Port Sohnfont Potter & Hoo et, Bredbury. ‘Also sches RM Brook ngs, Brown, York: John bint rhap ‘Terrell, for Phinney, Providence for do: Tota ‘Gnies real Rt River tot do; New Regulus, Retford, Providence for do’ (and all sailed ‘Alvo, achen Charlos W Bentley, Baker, Hoboken for Tiyan. nia: 8 'T Chartre, Tref-ton, New York for Taunton (and all ied), ‘Also, schrs Billow, Morris, Trenton# for New Redford: Hyons, Smawiey, Port Johnson for Fall River; Rival, Lun New York Bath: J P Ames, Gray, Hoboken foi Lynn (and all salted 13th.) 14th, 8 AM—Arrived in the nicht, schrs Redondo, Young Portdohnron Game Gock. Robinson, 3 New Yors, Salled, US steamer Cactus, up the PM ScArrived, aches Wilite Maeting Moster. Faradelphie Connecticns, Smith, South Amboy; Mist, Mun River for MTrenton? "Non ameriea, ‘Flask, "New ‘York fo n Wai Salled—Sehrs A_G Luwso1 mentees 2 Barecsttqe stig Nutter, and Isola, Mayo, New York for Provider TH Haskins, from Somerast for New York; Caroltoe Pocasset for do; L M Strout, Fernald, Frovii York; E C Gatos, do for do; Win D Cargill, "iene cheat vet r do. NANTUCKET, Nov 4—Arrived schrs E Waterman, Hincks ley, Rondout: Gi ward, Gorham, New York; 10th, Fannie Hanmer, Hrooks, Phila iphia, ited 7h. sclie Josie NEW LONDON, Nov 151 tou for Norwich, H.C Wash Roteee New York. |, schrs Fred A tag id ‘Tren- te averstraw {01 8, do Enon M Baxter, 1 (rettened, having b jed— Hi Wi for Wi oa ¢ x Cabada, iat gat e% NtW HAVEN, No 1o—Acsived: hrs one Sheppard, park and el Forker: Gases | ‘Scofield: Jennle si son, Baltim: * ae, uth aes sig He ie New vere Vcrmllitou, outh Asiboy; sloop Eiperoe a PORT Tobow Nov 5—Shiled, bark Legal Tender, a i tt aia Nov 4—Salled, bark Free Trade, P GAMBLE, Nov 4—Saltea, bark Rainier, White, jov 14—Arrived, steamers Harris- zquator, Hinckley, Charleston; barks Jeriola, Dublin: O} LB nt ol: ler, Havanay schrs Hampden, Smith, Fall River Hale, Burgess, London; J M Fitzpatrick, Ca ae Ware: ew Bedlond Ww ap ‘Marshall, Lowes; John H Porry, Baker, EC Bid ial), Gasiglian Nell Donald, Cork or, Faimocty sality Andre Boston’: Nelite § Jerrell, We 8 Hard arcing, do: a aah ‘do; lara Fall River: Janes Al Alderdior eft: Hemp R vin, Ne Preaklia teke: fon: Almira, Wooley. Kin Hi hie Pate Ti ‘Fela, Charleston Tye Barrett eilttion no" iH’ 5 Witltams, Wilson, do. ae Del, Now 38- Rerveds bark Suean M Dudman ing, *aih—-artived, a, save ay (Br), Rorsiter, Goratdl barks Ariadne iter, Glasgow; Maggie CO! vic Td and Chieftain for Philadelphia, Me. Nov 11—Arrivod, schrs Lisle, Fre, rived. os Mahaska, New York. ted and Akbar, ‘Thompson, Philadelphia; schr In PORTSMOUTH, Now }2—Salled, nchrs Walter F Parker, Daniel. ii Henry J Muy. Blackburn, do: 13th, seh Ciark, Clark, New York: Union Flag, Pri res. Garland, SO ROVIDERCE, N yubla, rroughs, a J Burley, jorthuy 3) Phebe Klizat eth 3 are Eliss bethport ith, Perth Ambo: oiler, nrerpaset Brazos, Kaynor: Oral: ‘Alle ht of tho East. Higgins. Port Johneon ; Jal il. do tor Pawineket: Tra. Lafftenter Hatch: Mingaas, Philips: | Huntress ishing, Treewnegy; Blackstone, Wiekson! . Hart: John Crockford, ‘Hart, and RP” King, re Ella Mathews, Rescue, Saratoga, George & Peed ta Astra (Br), Hunt, St John, NB, via New Sailed—Steamer Blackstone, Hallett, Baltimore vie Kor. Belle B Hull, uel Wa whitden: Sarah Wouter, B Banbldge and i Hauxon: it, and Lai folk; schrs Adeline Townsend, Risley, and ye Point 12th, schr Del Lo: Al Point ‘nnees y Poin schr Delmont Lo-k, Pendle: BAN FR. NCIaCO, Nov 6—Arrived, ship Dunbritton on, ae Welliniton, a hexin, Sehome; bark WG Gaw- t, ship Woosnng (Br), trom —— an 12th Arrived, ship Cuxtlohead (Br). Trmay, Valparaiso, sy Arrived, ‘vark 'C Wylie (iiaw), Walters, Hono ieared—Ships Cuba, Theobald, Queenstown; Cilurnug nr). Shrewstiar, ‘2 N "heared Shio John T Re Emmerson, Lit bat er eter wn Row Yorks ain Mow 10—Ater ae . i Wa Wed. sche ‘Mary D ‘Oranmor, lie Brown, Kelley, richie ate mn SRD WAVER Now ttc-areh Tarsle B NeMichal and Drorimbe, auewtien for Boson Y brig River PA My eer i ). Lhente Fiton, Youn eda Lait a a Arrived, sobs bark Edward James, ome: ALEXANDKIA, Now Ii j helene Yoon? soe tangent an uae se SPW | BOSTOR, Now ti Vopaios, Hallett, Baltimore; 4 bere Daa