The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1876, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1876.—WITH SUPPLEMENT.. SS — = them was asked, “Do the animalseat as much now | be long deliberated on what showld ve a | S@-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN Tux | , Sh* Sasen, Gifford, Savanna Ie Mar via Norfolk, Va—s THE PEMIL OP TUE PARKS Ae at EN a Work Suspended on All the Peo- | FOREIGN PORTS. Bo..xus Aves, Oct 1—Acrived, bark Jamos MeCarthy, Gould, New York. HexMvpa, Now 12—Put in, bark Tows (ir), Davis, from Bull fiver for antle, & (see Miscellany) VnioGewaren, NS, Nov 13—Cleared, bark Scotland (Br), Wetmore, Liverpool. Hosouvt.t, Oet $1—Aarrtved, bark Colombo (Br), Heuer, Victoria. V1 (and sailed Nov J for Hony Kone? as when the people were let in to see them??? duty : the premises. He bad consulted with 0 Cordova i in throth they do, and a daton sight more,” was | some brother lawyers und Dr. Wallace. He had come | COASTING AND FORKIGN TRADE.—Cuptains or officers | Schr Flora Woodhouse, Woodhouse, Jacmel (Marti). y . p { vessels enzazed in the cousting and foreign trade observ. | Warren ay. the reply; “but they don't get tt!” to the cunclusion that 1t was his duty to tell the whole | “! Sehr Kate ©; t, Caibarien--Parsous & “But is there bo danger that they may sat each | truth im the matter, Ho announced his Intention of | ing the dispineement or removal of sea buoys are requested | yocq) jarleton (Br), Grant, Caiba other up!” being present at the Corener’s inquest to-day. He had | to communicate the facts to the Hexatp, se that it may bo sett Acacia (Br), Huinlyn, St John, NB—P I Nevins & ‘No, bedad, they’re jist like the politicians; they | net received a subpwna io be preseut, otherwise be | prouglt publicly te the attention of the proper authorities, u s ws the people hus got to support ’em.’* | would have been there yesterday, He was not to be | 4 jetter addressed “To the editor of the Hxuatp, New York | tone Saat ® (B+ Hutebinson, Welspoo!, NB-Jobu Boyn- Sut don’t they feel lonesome at being locked up | deterred by any threais in the performance of his | city giving us accurately as possible the number and pori- | Schr Geo Calhoun (Br), Seeley, Loudonderry, \S—P T | that way f"? duty. i : Nevius & Son. MoytTkEAL, Nov id—Arrived, bark Dunain . Cochrane ple's Pleasure Grounds, | cvs lonesoine. They're fiat like the rest of us eee sitcoin slaatescoesrved slong the, Aifentic nd Paside | ccht hamees, Dewarws, Key Went, Ma-—Coast Wrecking | MAOHES, (a, atectenl, Modal: Urerpeal | and kuows whin they?re well oft NAVAL APPRENTICES, rah Se Quisnc, Nov 13—Cloared, ships St Albans, Beck. Law ertainly a finer picture of lwzy comtent it would be coasts of the American Continent, When they are observed Pi couad May B Uarris, Crowley, Savannab—Miller & Hough- | dithealt 0 see than the African hon, He didn't seem on the coast ot European countries or in the Mediterrane: ‘Sebr Preetom (Br), De: ™ &, NJI-C W Bertaux. r ret ’ TcOPlTTED CATT TQqTD | tocarc @econtinevtal whether uere Was aceutia the | ANNUAL EXAMINATION ON BOALD THE SCHOOL- t either by tele, Sel a Ae). Dexter, Newark, AIO Ac aaa WANT OF MONEY THE CAUSE | trekpen on aoa ween eines it is requested that information be sent either by telegraph pact Henrietta, Billard, Saybrook, Ct—Cactwright & us support, and his re- “ Jations In the adjoining cages were equally tndifferent. SHIP ST. MARYS. or letter to the London office of the Naw Yous Uuxatp, 46 Agnes, Stephensou, Iull; bark Mathilde Octavie, Pelleties Itio Jaining, det 18—In port, aches Southern ome (Br) me day for Mernambueo fur orders, to load, Roberts, to sail on the coast fue New York; Northern Home (Br), Swain, for . . 7 Le Mice, G1 Avenue de ” v -_—.——_——— The jaguar walked discontentedly avout bis cage, won- ‘The annual examination of the New York Nautical mdon, or to the Paris office, SAILED. Per uanbuco, to swil 20U! ¥ ms u a on 6 3O— Sails Colina, Nod 5 dering where all his admirers bad tied. The ocelot, | genool took place yesterday on bourd the schouiship | "Overs. Paris, Whore tho telegraph 1s used despatches S! rf Rosanto, Sept 30—Halled, bark Goltwa. Hodgdon, Menten, erpool; brig Rose (Gee), Geerds, Now York (atter putting Difficulty Between the Park Department | tho puma, the, clyet cat, the polar bear. the red coati: e buck). fe Fl t, Londo i. He ee eee ee ee eee oar iersas’ “ang | Sh Marys, at anchor of Wall streat forry. Masors, | “AY ve eddresad “Beanett, 46 Yiset stew er City, of Dallas, tor Fernandina, ke ‘Steam “Hennett, G1 Avenue de l'Opora, Paris.” Where casesof | Nicnolas (Br), Cork; brics Venture tlt), Brisbane; Myrtle . ‘ other" phicgmatie dignttles went to aleep | Charles H. Marshall, Jobn K. Myers ana Thomas P. | jieiaccuent are observed iu the waters ot countries boyoae | (BH). Stdohwe NV; seine Harry White PentaPise, | stJous, NB, Noy 14—Arrived, bark D Cornwall (Br) and Boa:d of Apportionment. ko | Sensible | follows, | but tho | striped | Ball, counell of sho school appointed by the Chamber | {he reach of the telegraph, ax In Asia Chrome. Arrore, Ek. tied tiie ship Marion (Br), C ms Se eee wet eigen eek of Commerce, and Captains Jumes Parker, #. G. | may cosamunicate with uy upon | Se. Althea (Bri, Purell, Penarth Road —---—- doxure ana the wild cat kept moving restlossly about erdera; sdtir Mocking Ira boo ase tor as sunset, 80.32; at midnight, 30.32. Smith, Cardenas borongh New Yo ailed 17th, ships Arran, Damoresq, London: Marion, Crosby, Liverpyol, brig Sarah Wallace (Br), Seutt, Righ- mond, hour of supper. There was an absence of | Tinker and G. D, 8. Trask serving asacommitiee of | jent port. This information will be cabled free of charge to ‘Much comment was occasioned by the report pub- Jing in the whole collection, as ifevery indi- | 9 i , ue I1xkALD and puvlished, m8 perts, visited the ship atan early hour to dischargo | tue Ilxnatp and pavlis MARITIME MISCELLANY. hed i erday’s Hxratp that the zoologicol col- | per was under the weather and felt the in- g- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING ‘ 2 pebed ia yesterday's Hxnaty th i | fluence of some strange sulamity. Ton day of such ex. | he responsible duty intrusted to them. Shortly after | | lection at the Central Park had been closed to the pub- . 4 , TIE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Youx | gine Privce Wa a Mane Le pe @ as yesterday will drive some of the more | two o'clock the revenue: cutter Chandler was kindly spausn's lose. hae been confirmed by it 2 oi us tocare for and carry iton; | ¢ v! « Huxato has adopted a distirguishing Coston night signal cr ‘St Joun, NB, which announces, RICAN POR’ tic trom want of funds to caro for an ‘Bagh fa render all of them morose and | paced at the disposal of the Chamber of Commerce | 17 iso on board the Hxaaty steam yacht, showing whilo the loss of the vessel, that the on! jo AMERL TS, Vout tor the same reason work generally had been sus- | pendod on the parks of the city, and wil but eight em- ployés discharged. Tu rod were thre oy in and the cook. Capt Hemy aceompamied dy Lis wife aud iwo chil other in succession, and can be sccn several miles distant, | drea, wiem itis surmised were on board at the time, aud have in all probability been lost, tthe Board of Apportionment avoid, at ieust, this | by Captain Moore, and during the afternoon made sev- | burning the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the . ponstbility, eral trips trom the Battery to ihe ship, stany dist report was by some people | The genvral appearduce of the Park yesterday #48 | cuished merchants, law ALEXANDRIA. Nov 16—Arrivod, achra Ann L Lockwood, New Haven; Florcnce Dean ands 'V Wellington, from —— fe 5 \"Sailed~sehrs Sarah Cullen, Norw ch: WD Hilton, Vapor S$ and others interested in ptains of vessels, upon seeing this sigual, will oblige us wi arated. chiefly etinaulnia spart- | muc! ual, bu ig ag yet too soon to perceive f Suir Gatatea, which arriv t " ‘s a Berea oxapmeraied, chiely erimulisss he Be AA Sih cussuratig Heeult ‘the present state of atluirs | the progress of the achool aceepted the invitation to be | by preparinz uny marine news they may uave for tho Ship | min vessel (ase British, and Is conalownd ie Teeoaore ite, and ata Kor htemaireds at ment of Parks to excite sympathy for Mself | Mist drogheu in every part of this maguidcent peo- | present, all of whom expressed themasives well satis. | News Department of the Hnato, ger, She was originally Americau, but was sold just Au- | gnd {ilyriai) (BD. Worthingtoa, Li and turn popular feeling against the Board of | ple’s pleasure ground. ‘ fied with tie resultyalready attained, Several ladics | _237et#0ns desirous of communteating with vosseiv arriv- | bust in Loudon to go under the Garman Sug. i Howes, Baltimore: Lancaster, M1 Rstimate aud Apportionment, composed — prin. | Beane is weeetl aid ined dusinpaio' at ing at New York can doso by addressing to such vessels |, Sir MING bepreietn Boe Sasi. Sos Quebec Nov 4 beds iad bi etd rie cipally of Mayor Wickiam and Compirolier Green, cBR S [esemereeee FIG Whe afternoon exer | gre of Muay news yacht, Pier No. 1 East River, New ° rehuve been same e™ Ft piindelphian f aaipally y || THE HILDEBRAND SUICIDE, | cisea Letters received from all parts of the world and Cleared—Steamer Siberia (Br), Harrison, Liverpooly There is no exaggeration, however, in the statement about the suspension of work, lor the fact 1s that about 250 employés tenance force have been either discharged or sus- HIMSELF NOT YET ASCERTAINED BY COKO- FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS £X- pendel, and the menagerie 1s closed, as a HeRaLo re- NEN CRORER “ported discovered who visited the Park yesterday, The reasous given for this action by the Departinent | oi Parks have u already made public ina letter by | the President of the commission, Mr, Martin, and may be brieily summed up in afew words—-waut of money. | But Mr, Martin hus an expiunation to give of how this | want of money comer about, and that is just ‘what the public, tw whom the Central Park | 4s especially dear, desire to know, They would like to | be informed as to who 18 responsible lor permitting a State of afairs to occur that must work great injury in | various dire and these may be enumerated as:— First, in the direction of sending adrift and losing the Zervices of men who have in one capacity or another | deen identified for years with the Park; second, in Allowing immediate and nee 'Yy provision for the | protection and preservation of plants and shrubs for | the winter to pass neglected, and third, tn withdraw: | PECTED 0-DAY. n quest—to self, and to unravel the iy! coroners who took cl clus ing for aa indefivite period thut necessary datly care | which is indispensable for preventing the grounds from relapsing into their primitive and unlovely | wildness, THE RESCLT OF THK 8 ENSION of work 18 that the trees, like a man a long time from | his barber, will begin to look shaggy and unkempt; the widespreading tawus, so beautiful to look upon in their sobered autumnal garb, will soon be uurecogniza- ble beneath the covering of fallen aud rotting leaves; te turt will no longer ve rolled bor will the ponds ba | tleansed, aud our beautiful park must fast degenerate, It may be weil to hour what Park Commissioner Henry G Stebbins, a gentleman who has devoted twenty years of as fond care to the growth and development of the Central Park as if tt were bis own prop- erty, has to say upon the present painful situa- tion ofaifairs, He suid to the reporter, with his usual | BenSilivenes thence to de of the deceased tu Coroner Croker. of feeling, that he did not wish to be | Gyused’s bat:— placed in the light of arraigning his colleagues of the Please call Win. B. Ogden, alias Tompkins, High commission. He was, of 0, Bridge. He ean identity me. He is th miniasion. He was, of course, in 4 minority asa ) ite iwult of mig sulside. Ho Keups me out of my money unit in the Board, and thero were things done which | wr ally. did not meet with his approval, but though that might On the same paper 1s a sentence written in German, praytug God for mercy, Then the following words in de mortilying to him is attachment to this most con* genial labor of his life—the perfecting of a project so innocently designed for the pleasure and recreation of the masses of New York—overcamo w rate inconvenience and discomfort he experienced in | tamed the account of a suit bro Vhe one great wesire to see that tho work so nobly de- Engiish:— In an envelope on nis pe WHAT COLONEL STENUINS SAYS. iweolve Me said, candidly, that the amount appropriatea by | Westin we child a President Martin a of certain balances trom the Park polic appropriations over to the exhausted fund; bui the Board, for reasons of its own, has thus | Simple interest Jur failed to accede to his request, and the consequeuce | Bounds... imtenanee | Note due August 6, 1866, ‘August 6, 1876. {s the laborers heretulore employed have had to be | Interest on bouds at seven per cent annually,. Gischarged. “By proper ianag Colenel Stebbins, “1 believe this di Total amount, Ween avowed. The other departments of the city goy- , S!x mouths? inter 11,7?) continued ave ernment reduced the rate of wages to the current | Me. William B. Ogden, to whom Mr. Hildebrand alleged that be owed the destruction of nis family aud iu the same ratio | the retention of $30,000 due him, and who, it these allegutions be true, is the mdirect ‘cause of the untor- suicide, lives at High Bridge and bas an The ma- | ollice at No, 214 Broadway. He 18 reputed to be very t rate, $1 day, while the Park Departme ued to pay $2 a dey, and pay vor ihe lavor of mechanics. Salaries, als have been reduced to correspond with the ui of the mes and the general tall of prices, fority of the commission have differed trom me on | W (is point, and whie Lt de so Lnevert thuik (hat the pres vhoula tunate n itby. o far as it can do so | 4th of Novemb should waive technicaliue: Park, in able, The the conclusion th demands for their unexpended balances, ur they may | Went to him, and found feel that we have not been wise or prudent in our dis- | his back and quite dead; be bad a pistol grasped tn his right hand, the pistol now presented (bere shown to jd | Witness) 18 the pistol | found in his hand; there was no r, | Ove hear him at the tine, not nearer than Jerome ave- eased; never saw him betore edge; 1 immediately blo may be the cause of that | called another vf our men and, leaving him in charge piate | of the body, I reported the facts at the Thirty-third without emotion a deciine in the glory of its favorite | precinct station house, leaving the affair in charge of place of resort.” Captain Hedden; trom the position of the body and from the surroundings thereot I am full satisfied that , Who thinks the Park Department | the maa committed suicide by biowing the top of his position of the resources already piaced at our dts- posal; but nevertheless it 18 inevitable that unles is prompuly renderea the Central Park will su “and,” sail the Colonel, tu conclusion, with some | nue; did not know the de degree of iug in the’ tone of his voice, “however | seeing bim dead, to my knowl unnecessary of upardo suffering, 1 do not believe the city will con WHAT MAYOR WICKIIAM SAYS, hus been unwisely man says that Mr. Martin bas | bead off lowerea the dignity of the position he plex as i President of the I Jowmission in attributing to | Pol hw wt desired travsier of balances the ing Wo spite Commissioner Dono: had some difference of opinion, motive of seck- | alternoon, Uilicer Mayor has come | Sedywic! funds for the mamtenance ot the Fark. POINTS OF TH : Mr. Martin says the appropriation lor the year 1876 | an oflicer in charge of the by the Hourd of Estunate and Apportioument was | for the dead wagon to remove on not coming for some time, appropriated Was made in op- | 1 gol # conveyance and sent the body to the Morgue position to the wishes of nis department, He says, | myself; | never saw the deceased unl T saw bit lying ve made dili- any one who emaler than it has been in previous yoars and thatthe | tothe Morgue; the w distribution of the sun lurtber, that they gave to the maintenance and repair | dead at the placeulready indicated ; ©! the Harley and Bronx River bridges and to the | gent inquiry a polico moro than the 4 iment asked for | saw hin in tha and took that excess off tr metabers of the Board inst: a hberal appropriation for the repairs of the bri question, and tiat none of the money, with the excep- | lv and | tion of afew duilars, Was spent for the work desig- | panied by his counsel, W. W, Niles. that last year they made | fortunate tn: bated, but wus diverted to otter uses; that the Park Willem 8. Ogden testified as follows: come au asylum for worthless pouti- | High Bridge, New York; I knew a William Hildo- ians, and that salaries and wages are maintained at war | brand—I preeume the deceased—iormerly of Chicag vars ago; Ldo not trending his de on the necessary | heard of his death (ue aay vis body was discovered; work ot the parks. Iti also neid in contradiction of | Was told by a policeman of the fact; I dont know on the day of the ew him he was of jar as 1 knew Department has where else they have been reduced, | firet saw him alive several y tigures when eve department if they | anything about tho cizeumatan nd that it is solely the fault of th are Low without money to ard appropriated in excess of | Whether ho was at my pla rlem bridges that the appro. | suicide or not; when I priations were one fourth less than the estimates | sound mind made by the department, It isfurtner averted that | relation to me wi the couduct of the parks has never been so | poor and that the traces of neglect are everywhere to be se the charge that the B the necessities for the } tever; 1 knew hi ike dishonu ch Important trast commitied to their care N President Martin totends making a fail statement of | Fao the | being sworn, said: week the whole ‘right side of is views on this paintui controversy, and itisto be | bones broken wud brain tissue Jacerated = and | of a considerabio he point of entrance of missiie was ont of top of right direction upward, forward and about an inch to the left of ferday to see the condition of the menagerie, ax It was | Sasital suture, imbedded in the skull, which was trac- j opinion the cause of death wus shock, due Hl of brain, producing compound tion—the monkey house, the | com inated Iracture ot #kuil and jaceration and ives of i hoped in the interests ot the people of the eity of New | €xposed to view, with absence York that an umicablo understanding will soon bo toa of bral Feached between tue conflicting pares, j ve and a little int A VISIT TO THA MENAGERIR | ear; the bal! parsing { The Hegarty reporter visived the Centrai Park yer- | to the left, and was four tured; in my teported the animals therein Lod been put on half rae to pistol sh Hons on account of the want of money, The doors of She chief places of attr fon and tiver domiciie and the parrot bran substan) ~-were all $ belonging to what |g called the main. | THE REASON WHY WILLIAM IILDEDRAND SHOT Coroner Croker yesterday began an inquest in the case of William Hildebrand, aged sixty, formerly of zo and late of Brooklyn, why committed suicide on tho Sth inst, by Shooting the right temple on Sedgwick Jerome avenue, in Morrisania, The testimony taken | bore very little on the proper suhject’ matter of the tn- rtain why William filderbrand shot him- ory attending his death, Another peculiarity of the inquest was the number of or had a band in the ditfer. ent stages of the proceedings, The suicide occurred in the district superintended by Coroner Killinger, and very importaut papers, containing the suicide’s own declaration as to the motive of the deed, were taken ge of by Deputy Coroner Goldschmidt, Tho rela- | tives of the deceased, living at No. avenue, Brooklyn, next mado an application to Coro- ner Eickoff for a permit to bury tho body. becn sent to the Morgue. Coroner Eickhoif gave the permit of removal, and it was taken first to the under- takers, Crosby & Thorne, at No, 378 Bowery, and jed’s late residence removal from this city Deputy Coroner MacWhinnie, acting for Corouer Croker, who was on duty at tho tine the suicide occurred, found the body at No, 378 | Bowery and made an examination of the remains, thus taking final charge of the ease, Deputy Coroner Gold- sclimidt was therefore obliged to surrender the papers Previous to its ‘Theso papers contain the statements of tho deceased, written just previous to his death, which, tf his death had not been immediate, would be considered as_pro- sumptive evidence. The most tmportant of papers is the following declaration, found in the de- ruin of my familic Papers left at my house will tell the motive of this, n was found a slip cut ever of pri: | from the New York Sun of September 6, 1871. sht betore Justice Barnard, in which Counsellor Joannes appeared for William’ Hildeprand and wite against Wiliam B. Og- Signed should not fail, den. The case Was claimed by plaintiit’s counsel to the seduction of plaintil’s wile, birth of an alleged published hbels, compromised thereon for $2),000; $4,000 paid on av- jhe Board of Apportionment for maintenance bas been | count aud renewed imterest paid on the balance at expended, and that im order to meet ihe difticulty | various times, from October, 1870, to July 3, 1871. plied to the Board tor the transter ‘The following account was also lount eund bridges | — Willian Hildebrand and wite against W. B. Ogden:— r wisdom in doing | The ‘ollowing testimony was taken in the case:— rvation of our Edwin A. Simons, beimg sworn, said:—Lam an offi- great Park should be a paramount consideration, aud | Cer of the mounted squad of police, and reside in 128th that the Board of Estimate and Apportioninent | street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues; on tho , about two o'clock in the legally, au behalf of that object. 1 am dis- | Was riding down Jerome avenue, and when near Sedg- posed’ to think that i the relief needed | wick avenue [ heard the report of a pistol; I paid no 4s not given in ume the condition of the | attention to the report of the pistol, lor it is common X Weeks fram now, will be lament. | to bear such, but when I got to Sedgwick avenue I joard of Apportionment may have reached | Saw a nau lying on Sedgwick avenue about Lihere ate other and more pressing | 200 feet from Jerome avenue; immediately onry Hedden, being sworn, said:—I am captain of and attached to the Thirty-third (sue Mayor) on account o! his refusing to accede | the 4th of November, shortly alter two o'clock in the uons, of the mounted squad, re- with whom hoe | ported tomo thata man bad committed suicide in avenue near Jerome avenue, and delivered 1p jor the chief share of Mr. Martin’s censure ip con- | me the pistol which 1s now presented, also some papers Bection with the fulure to appropriate the necessary | Which he stated he had touud om the person of the de- ceased; I immediately drove to the place and found NTROVERSY. the body of aman where he told me it was; I placed «dt have been unable to fi neighborhudu that day. n the appropriation Witham B, Oguen, the alleged seducer of Hilde. for the martenance of parks. On the other hand, | brand’s wifeand the alleged indirect cause of the un 1's suicide, Was next called to the witness sin | Stand, He is & stout man, about five feet ten inches 1, and has gray hairand whiskers. He was accom aya leather and maker sume twenty yeurs ago in seeu him im Brooklyn some five uously so in Wash. | years ago; I Go not know anything about the circum- ingion square, The members ut the Park Commission | stances attending the death of William Hildebrand, ty, but | De. J, W, MacWhinnie, Coroner Croker’s deputy, z Examined the body of Wiil; Hildebrand, "lying at No 379 Bowery; ‘The examination made by the committee of captains demonstrated that the boys bad used their time to good advantage in pursuing academic studies as well as obtaining (he practical knowledge eood seamen should possess, Tre Inspection showed, also, that the execlient habit of personal cleanliness had that attention necessary xmong so many boys, ax each was well clad and very clean aud tidy in appearance. On tho gun deck the boys passed inost of the invrutng making kn es and bends, Wwortming, parceling ana serving, ather work as Ww required in the daily experience of the satior with ‘he cordage and hauling Nues of the vessel, Tacir knowledge of the diferent parts of the sails and their uses, together with heaving (he lead, use of compass, marks on lead and log 140 oassed upon by the committeo, Theu the manmuvring om deck tol- towed, ‘This consisted of foosing sails, making sail, ri ¢ und hoisting, shaking out reels and furling, the sails handled boing the fore, main and mizzen topsaila and topgailantsatls. Tho exhibition was extremely creditable, the work being done as quickly and well as a souably drilled crew of men could have gone through the evoin- tions, ‘the uge of boats and oars was one of the exer- cises, anil a race of the six ships’ boats waa impro- vised, the frat cuttor’s crew proving the wianors. ‘The precautions against fire were shown to be admira- bie, ag, upon an alarm belng given, batches ered, Lose stretched, force pumps manned and water thrown over the starboard bow in about one minute, Besides, every boy was ut his station, and looked as it he kuew just what to do were a fire raging on board. Thero were 120 boys on the sip yesterday, but with sixty of them it was ‘Graduation Day.” ug the lads expressed it, The latter number, having gone through with the course of instruction laid down, are entitied to first class certificates of proficiency and will be dis- charged to sea, In aday or so the St. Marys will yo mto winter quarters at the foot of East Twenty-third street. During the afternoon tho silver medal of the Life Saving Association was presented to Alexander Wads- worth and A. I. Warren, two of the bova, These were in recognition of thelr act of heroism in yumping overboard and rescuing a sbipmate, William Whitiey, who fell trom aloft and was seriously injured in the harbor of Nowport, L, 1., September 26, this year, YALE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, The first meeting of the Yale Alumni Association since May was held last evening at Delmonico’s, Madi- son square, in tho Gold Parlor, In the absence of William M. Evarts, its Prosident, the chair was taken by Dr. IL. L. Peet, of tho class of 1825, Among the gentlemen present were Charles Tracy, William Walter Phelps, R. W. De Forest, General Joseph C. Jackson, ‘67; John T. Denny, Jr., A. H. Stevens, '65; C. A. Miller, W. H. Faller, °61; W. B. Ross, A. De Witt Baldwin, Charles L, Norton, °59; E. B, Stedman and others. The minutes of tho inter- mediate meetings wero read and adopted. About 200 members were present Dr, Peet congratulated the members on the flourishing condi- tion of the scciety, and upon meeting so many of the veteran members, The intelligent walks of life were largely represented in the mecting and it was gratify- ing to sce so many of the college students anxious to renew the memories of bygouo days, He regretted the absence of the President; but hoped that the re- reunions which would take place monthly through the winter would be graced by the presence of Yale’s illus. trious scholars, The Secretary, Mr, De Forest, then read the annual report. ‘The presiding officer then announced that the next entertainment would be given. at the Umon League Theatre on December 8, “iadies strictly not admitted.” Tickets will be issued by the Executive Committee to graduates apd their male friends only.” After the close of the regular business, a collation was served, atter whicn the college quartette—Messrs, H. Lyman, H. B. Frisel), C, Latting and H. H. Chittenden—gave the old college song?, after wnich the meeting ad- journed, SENT BACK TO MASSACHUSETTS, Alfred Woodford, aged thirty-nine years, and Ma- tilda Woodward, aged thirty, were arrested yesterday atthe Grand Central Depot by Sergeant Ferris, ona telegram from W. G. Haw, Chior of Police, of Holy- oko, Mass., charging them ‘with grand larceny. Tho prisoners were sent back to Massachusetts, FIRE IN CANAL STREET. At twenty minutes past six o’clock last night a fire broke out on the top floor of the five story building, Nos. 203 and 205 Canal street, occupied by 8. P. Kittle as @ spring mattress manufactory. The fire was thought to be extinguished within twenty-five min- utes, and the engines began to return to the different engine houses. At seven o'clock, however, the fre broke out again aud burned for over an hour, S. P. Kittle & Co.'s stork was dumaged $7,000; in- sured for $23,000. M. i:inziger’s wholesale liquor store on the first floor was also sightly damaged. The building, owned by 8. J. Geary, was damaged $3,000; insurance unknown, Tho cause of the fro is un- known. THE MAGIN HOMICIDE. Coroner Ellinger yesterday held an inquest in the case of John Magin, aged twenty-three, who was said to bave been killed by a man named Michael Callahan, on the 16th ult, Callahan had been arrested at the time, but Magin said that he did not know him, and the prixoner was discharged. He was rearrested on election day and held to await the inquest. Several persons yesterday testified on the inquest, but ne vne could be found who had seen the allray. According to Magin’s own statement Callahan wag nob the wun who strack him. ‘the jury, theretore, Vrought im the verdict that “Join Magin died irom Injuries received trom some persons or persons ub- known to the jury, and we exonerate the prisoner from all blame, at the tame time recommending discharge.” ‘The prisoner was consequently disc! oner Eilivger. THE GR 821 East 12071 Street, New Yors, Nov. 16, 1876. To tux Eviror oy tax Hxnaro:— J eaclose you a list of subscriptions in aid of Mr, Heury Gray to date, which you,will kindly tuiorm the public of throaga your valuavle papor:— WH. Rams $10 A. Muntington........ $1 2 Bella and fiarry M,... 1 4 — $id JAR, President, SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTRB OF NOVENBER AND DECEMORR, . HW. RAMS promptly delivered, Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY. SUN AND 4OOX. 6 50 | Gov. Island... morn 12 50 PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV.-17, 1876.") ARRIVALS. WHITKSTONE TELEGRAIH LIXE. Retchmann, Kreman Nov 4 and uyors (0 Uei- Steamer Herrmann (Gi Gulveston Soy 9, with indso ana passengers toC UH 3 ner Pioneer, Wakely, Wilmin to Win P Clyd Noriolk, &e, with mdse tothe Old Loui Steamer Thetii . Norluik. with mdse to the Old urdick, Philadelphia with mdse to © ith mdse to Grin- Stoumer Agnes, nine, Stetson. London Oct 19, Ilad fine weather to the Banks; thence Murk Galveston (Ger), Kobnenkamp, Bremen 45 days, with mdse to Chas Luling & Co. harlotte (Ger), Stein, Bremen 44 days, with empty barrels to H Koop & Ci Bric FL Munson, Munson, Corunna 44 days, in ballast to Was 10 days west of Bermuda with strong F Talbot & Co. NE and NW gales. Brig t xcelsior (Br), Mayor, Bermuda 7 days, with mdse XeheJ W Bartlett (of Boston), Bartlett, Rotterdam 58 day-, with mdse ta Parsons & Loud. Schr Frances, Patterson. Georgetown, SC, 8 days, with vessel to Woodhouse & Rudd, Sehr Anna Martoa, McNeilly, Philadelphia for Boston, ag-Brig ME Penneli, which w bay, came up to the elty 17th, PM. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, N Kteamer Galatea, Walde mdse tu Zophar Mill uchored in the lower yw Bedford for NB, tor New York, NB, tor New York, . NS, for New York. jor New York. fudsor, NS, for Sehr Mury Ellon, Sanborn, Portland for New York, ¥, Tupper, Bangor { rye. Addison tor alton, Washbuen, Bath for New York. Schr G W baldwin, Dennis, Rockland for New York. (Schr Mayo Joner, Baldwin, Portsmouth, NH, for New Crossley, Windsor, NS ‘otherspoon (Br), Pettis, Schr Messenger, Spellman, Taunton for New York. Sehr Charies L Lovering, Hathaway, Taunton tor New Setir Whistler, Koefo, Taunton for New York. Setir Fannie Hanmer, Bi Schr E Wakeman, Hinckley, Nantucket tor New York. Schr Josie Keeves, Redwell Schr U Matthews, Wentworth, New Bedford tor New York* Schr Warren Sawyer, Jo: Sehr Anthony Burton, Benjamin English, Chase, New Bodtord for New New Bedford for New Henry Croskey, Perry, New Bodford tor New York. tucket for New York. Nantucket for New York. w Bedtord for New York. ek, New Bedfor Be Sehr Adelia, Clase, Harwic! Schr Imogene Diverty, Gandy, Somerset for New York. Schr Matttio B Rulon, Rulon, yogit Silas Brainerd, Hawkins, t for Baltimore, ‘ork. Sebir Angler, Boarse, Wareham for New York. Schr Eva Diverty, Gandy, Pawtucket for New York. Sehr JW Barrett, Fall Scer Marin Klizabotk, Kuowltou, Fall River for New Schr Wm Thomas Litttejohn, Fall River for Now York, Behr Highlander, Wood, Fall-River for Now York. Sehr Victor, Look, Fall River for New York. Schr Richard Hill, Smith, Fall River tor New York. Schr Redondo, Dow, Newport for New York. Sehr Surah B Wesestt, Bristol for Now York. ddie, Chadwick, Providence tur New York. Proviaonce tor New York, Hutchinson, Providence for New ‘iver for New York, Schr Ontario, Barbe: Sehr Ruth Thomas, Schr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Providence tor Now Schr Loduskea, Sith, Providence for New York, idence tor New York. Providence for New York, Schr Minquas, Phiilivs, Providence for New York, 1, Providence for New York. Sebr Cynthia Jane, Gardiner, Providence for New York, Sehr Sarah Wooster, Babbage, Providence for New York. Tirrell, Providence for New York. Sehr Frances © Smith, Smith, Providence for New York. hman, Providence for New York. Martin. Long, Providence for New York, Kelley, Urovidence tor New Yi Schr Veranaa, Pond. Provideree for New York. Sehr Lady Antrim, Carter, Providence tor New York, Sehr tieo B Somes, Howard, P: hehe TI’ Abel, McGarr, Sehr RC Washburn, Lewi Sehr P P King, Sehr Atlantic, sehr Wm O Ir Sehr Harriet Lewis, widence for Now York. nee for New York, widence tor New York. Jamex H Moore, Moore, Providence tor New York, Schr Zoe, Seurs, Provide: Kehr Huzzar, Matthow Sehr Abbie S, Emery, Selr Suvoy, Thomas, Norwich for New York. Sehr Nathaniel Holes, S Sclir Helen Mar, Ward, Norwich for New Y, senr Fred Tyler, Ticreli, Norwich tor New York, ceasset, Ruckett, Norwich for New York. Now London for New York, ‘ew London for New York. Schr Cerro Gordo, Champiin, New London, for New York. Sehr Bella Peck, Avery, New Sehr Connecticut, Smith, Stonington tor New Vork. Schr Dantol Morris, Squ Schr Laura 8 Hatch, Seur B A Demin Sehr E & A Baker, Murray, Bi Sehr John K Shaw, 1 for New York, Providence for New York, rovidence for New York. rwich tor New York. Selir Kate Kailabu London for New Y: Hartford for New York. elsey, Hartiord for § Hoardman, Hartford for Schr Vermillion, Sehr Sam Weller, Brockway, Porv Schr Frank Beatth idl for New Yor ilstone Point for Now York, . Smith, Connecticut River for 3 BOUND EAST. Sehr St Habvert (Br), Worth, New York for Halifax, NS. d tor Kockinnd. , Hoboken for Rockland, Amboy for Rockland. eth for Portland, Me, a. L Fesseuden, Bock, Geurgetown, DC, for worth, Dow, Elizabeth for artin, Nickerson . lelphia for Providence. , Albany tor Providsuce, Iaverstraw for Providence, boken for Providence, joken for Pawtucket. t Johnson for Salem. Port Johnson for Dighton. a nion, Frisby, ilo Sehr Doiphin, You Sehr Sarah W BL hebr 8 8 Smith, Snow, Sehr Clarabelle, Sebr Baltimore, Rondout for Piymouth. CLEARED, ser City of Berlin (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool v1 tuwi—Joha G Dale. et Ligypt (Be), Geogan, Liverpool via Queenstown—F Ank Towy (ir), from Bull River for Neweastle, i, which oken Oct 23 with loxs of turetopmast, main wad wie- fat wpraaste aud walninast head apring, put imto Bermuda Nov 12, Sonn Exxest (U S$ Survey), which dragged ashore a Head itarbor, Isle au Haut, and was beached in the gale 4nd snow storm of lat mouth, was towed to Boston ov Vuesday night by a Bangor tug. She will yo to Dyers taurine railway for repairs. The sehr is badly damaged and fu of water. Sho was raixed und towod tn between two turger veasols and lashod down to spars, the ends of which rested on the outer vessels. They left Isle au iaut at 1 o'clock on Tuesday, and were about twelve hours on the passage. Scur Ratru Towns, of Belfs iu beating up the Sor Harbor, from Waldoboro for Bo: Jay. risstuyed and wei ¢ on a ledie off Se ft The tugboat wn to pull her off, ti ut saceved, owing ing ebbed. ‘The achr, whi cht, is cuught ind hax pitched for; Te tx thought she is wet much eed. The tug wi ‘and probably hauled Ler Scux Bay Statw, from Gloucester for the Banks, put into Portland Soy 15, baving sprung # leak, * Beurast, Mo, Nov 16—On Monday moruing the schr D K Aroy, iu ranuing out of the barber with a fair wind, collided with the three-twasted sehr Lois V Chaplea, that was beat- Jug up. The Chaples ran her jibboom through the Arey’s foresail, tearing it from boom to yxf, and parting two shrow The jibboom of tho Chapies was broken at the bole of the tying jib stay. ‘They lot their anch wore together some time before they couid be separa Newport. Nov i6—Sehr Idaho tas been charterod at N Bedtord to tuke the cargo of sehr Meary Uibl port to Now Bo Quunnc, Nov 17. a Increase of 191 vi rsregating 166.0 0 tons over tho ot last year, There are eleven vesseis still in port, and five at Montreal, ‘A vessel which left this port early in November grounded on Bic Island. Sho foated, and would have proc 1d on her voyaye, but the crew, having found that the vessel leaked, rettised duty. The Port Wardoo has gone to hoid uw survey oa the ship. NOTICE TO MARINERS, New Brprorp, Nov 16—The buoy delonzing on Lone Rock, between Gay Head and Nomansland, lias been goue aboui a woek. LIGHT TOWKR ON LONG POINT, NEWFOUNDLAND. Notico is hereby given that « revolving white light Is ex- hibited on. Ron Polity Twillingate, (Touliuguet).in lat 49 41.N, lon 54.49 W. The light is catoptric with holophotalized reflectors. It is 335 feet above the level of the seu, and will be seeu 27 nau- tical miles in clear weather. The light tower ts of red brick, and the keeper's dwelling (detached Irom the tower) is wood puinted white and the roof red. My order JOHN STUART, Secretary Board of Works. NEW LiGitTHOUSES. The following is an extract of au olficial notice from the Captain of tho Hort at Montevideo, Republic of Uruguay, September 27, 1876 :— Attor the Ist of October, of this year, the following light- hones will be lighted in’ conformity with tho law of July ‘Tho first Nghthouso, of the third ordor, is at tho entrance to the rondstend of Montevideo, ou the point named Punta Brava; the direction of the id on Flores Island from that ou Punta Brava being W \% 3\W, distaut [2 miles, and trom that ‘on tho Cerro tout light), W 19 dog N, distant 6 miles. ‘The light is white, fixod and can be seen in clear weather from a distance of 10 miles. It is 21 metres and 10 ceuti- metres above the level of the Geographical position, lat 34.57 8, lon, 56 08 W trom Greenwich. ‘The second lighthonse of the second order is on the Far- railon Island, tour miles distant from Colonia to the WSW, and 13 m! from the Pipas, being to the W 5 dey, N and N Hornos Islands 5 miles distant. Said bearings being magnetic. ‘Tho light is winite, fixed and can be seen in cloar_woxther from u distance of 18 miles, [tis 25 metres and 50 centi- metres above the level of the sen, Geoyraphical position of the light, lat $429 8, lon 57 57 W from Groeuwich. WHALEMEN. London Nov 17, bark Nile, Spicer, from with oil, 5, Hawes North Pacific Ovean; sehr Petrel, Avery, Atlantic Ocean. New Bepronp, Nov 16—Ship Milton, which arrived in port Inst month, Is being fitted for the Arctic Occan, to sail under command ot Capt Caleb O Hamblin, late master of ship Eliza Adams. SPOKEN. Bark Albert T Young (Br), Davies, trom London for Ball River, Oct 30, lus 22 21, lou 52 38. Hari Yarmouth (Bn) "Raymond, trom Galveston for Liver- pool, Nov 2, lat 24 10, lon 75 08. Bark Laurel (Br), Symmers, from Greenock for Pensacola, Oct 28, lat 45 12, lon 27 09, Schr Georgia, froin Cadiz for Boston, Nov 16, Shinnecock bearing north 40 miles. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters aro informed that by telographing to the HxRaup London Bureau, ad- drossing “Bonnett, No. 46 Fleot street, London,” or to the Paris office, addrossing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l'Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at und departures from Europeun and Eustern vorts of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the samo will be cabled to this country froo of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from Fronch und Medl- torrancan ports will find the Paris office the moro econom!- eal and expeditious for telegrapning news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axtwxur, Nov 17—Arrived, brig Wexford (Br), Foster, Charleston via Queenstown Axstunpam, Nov 16—Sailed,'E! Dorado, for Savannah. Beueast, Nov 16—Salled, bark Hobe (Nor), Grauy, United States. Baxwen, Nov 17—Arrived, bark Agnes, (Ger), Hirdes, New York: Republik (Ger), Fortmann, do. Bxnaxx, Nov 6—Sailed, bark Skjerholt (Nor), Torjesund, United States. Bancrtoxa, Nov 10—Arrived, steamor Marla (Sp), Ma- Mna, Port Royal, SC. Canpirr, Nov 17—Arrived, brig Leonora, Blood, Stettin. Excuisa Cnaxxet, Nov 16—Arrivod, bark J D Peters, Sua Francisco for Antwerp. Fiextwoop, Nov 16—Sailed, bark Sutherland (Br), Gaun, United States. Gascow, Noy 16—Salled, ship Pearl of India (Isr), Cas tle, United States; St Patrick (Br), Sterratt, do, tonattan, Nov 10—Arrived, brig Ruggiero (tab, Rug- glero, Now York. € Haxavnc, Nov 17—Arrived, bark Dio Fill (Aus), Pre. muda, New York via Queenstowa; brig Auguste (Br), Back, Wilmington, NC. Sailod 15th, bark America Ger), Koper, United States. Hunt, Nov 16—Arrived, bark Harmonie (Nor), Jansen, Baltinore (before reported arrived 7th). Havux, Nov 15—Sailed, briz John Shay, Nickerson, 3t Thomas (not St Jobu). Lavenroon, Nov 17—Arrived, sbip Strathearn (Br), Jar- man, New York; bark M A MeNeil, Watts, Charleston, Sailed 17th, stip Loch Doon (Br), Conning, San Fran- cisco; Lark Scot's Bay (Br), Murray, New York. Loxpoxpanay, Nov 17—Arrived, bark Mary A My: (Br), MeKee, Baltimore, ied 16th, barks Ruth Palmer (Br), Smith, Unit States; Ada Barton (Br), Hayes, do, Lisnox, Nov 10—Arrived, bark Assunta (Ital), Silonto, New York. Parais Roans, Nov 15—Arnived, bark Goneral Sedgewick, Rogers, Samarang via Falmouth for —— (and anchored). Pexartn Roaps, Nov 17—Arrived, bark Chas F Ward, Gay, Baltimore, Queuxstowx, Nov 17—Arrived, ship Genoviove Strick. land, Gammons, Pabeilon de Pica; barks Mary 8 Gibson Li rl sehr St Creix, Leland, Hayti. ‘Arrived Ith, ache Ullford, Bragdon, Charleston (an proceoded tor Weyun € panard Aght N k for Vorsiaud BALTIMORE, Nov grt abatt ag f ersenrda we m4 id, Loveland, Boston: ve tt, mio; y Mickulioe, Brown, Newbera. NC; bark Adda J" Bonner, Bo-ton; sehr BH Jones, Smith, Stonington. tenner Blackstone, Hallett, Providenee , schra siden, Megathlin, Boston; R J Carleton, Butler, cr Satled—Barks Gauss. Patria, and Esra. BRUNSWICK, Nov jared, acirs Emma Greem Philbrovk, Mayagaea, PI Mury ‘T Bryan, Hugg, Prove ence, BAKER'S LANDING, Noy 16—Satied, schr Paul P Kel lor, Henderson, Phitadelptia. HELPAST, Nov 8—Arrived, achrs Mary Ann MeCami Kavanaugh, Bangor, to lead for Curacoa (and sailed Lith Och, Witthim Rice. “Prossoy, New York: 1th, A Hagford, Pendleton, Lincotnville, to loud tor New York; JG Drew, French, Kangor for Now York (and sailed 14th), Uth—Bailed, schrs George B Ferguson, Ferguson, Riles worth, to loud for Now York; 12th, Jackin, Getchell, Key Wort; 15th, Ti Livingston, McDonald, Jacksonville. yBAsGou, Nov 15—arrived, sehr Adriuu, Maddocks, Now ‘orl Clenred—Sehrs Johunte Meserve, French, New York; BH Gott, Piper, Georgetown, DU; Ned Sumpter, New York. BATH, Nov 15—Arrived, sche Susan Stetson, Merry, Damuriscotta, to load for New York, 15th— Fane up, sehre ilizabotl Sinnickson (of Philadel phia); Maud cot New York). Sailed—Sehr Jease Elizabeth, Weaver, Now Yore. DIGHTON, Nov 14—Arrived, schrs Alex Young, Blake, Philadelphia; Mary D Cranmer, Horner, do, KDGARTOWN, Nov. 14—Arrived, sehrs Commerce. Wood man, New York for Bangor; EC Knight, Pratt, do for Bos ton; Aluomak, Clark, do for Portsmouth; Laconia, Crock- ett, do tor Portiand ; Vesta, Duncan, do for Bangor. Returned—The Koma. EAST GREENWICH, Nov 15—Arrived, schr Alverado, Wetlen, Port Johuson. 16th—Sailed, scr Eitza Pharo, Watson, New York. FERNANDINA, Nov 13—Arrived, schts Maggie Mulvie, Fountain, Bo Seaverry, Trimms, St Angustin Cleured —Sebr Loretto Fish, Bulane, New York. FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 17—Arrivod, barks Veteran, Gage, from Bordeaux, seeking; Maggie ‘L. Carvill (Br), Pinekney, Bremen; Manin Cichero (ital), Curdiglia, Low don, seeking, Passed ine-Ship Indiana, Drummond, from Bath for Balt more, GALVESTON, Nov 11—Clonred, steamer San Marcos, Barrows, Laveroool; bark Herbert G Hall, Davis, do, GLOUUESTER, Nov 1 svhra D Elis, Torrey. Rockland tor New York; Grand Island, Graflum, New xork for Bangor, JACKRONVILLE, Noy 13—Arrived, schrs Howard, Ma- comber, New York; MW Drow, Mahuney, Boston, 18th—Arrived, steamer Pastime, Eldridge, Now Havent schr Mury J Russell, Steelman, New York. noOBLLE, Nov 17—Clenred. ship Abbotsford (Br), Chureh- |. Liverpool, NEW, ORLBANS, Nov 13—Arrived, steamer Bernard (Br), Pontel, Liverpool; barks Preciosa (Nor), Jacobson, Bristol, Ez William Jackson, Allen, Liverpool. d, steamers Ithurie: (Br), Liverpool; Hud- . Gager, New Yor icured—Burk Ysabel (Sp), Arriondiaga, Liverpool. Soutuwest ass, Nov 13—Sailed, «mp Ryerson, De (from Liverpool), Galveston (not Mobil 17th—Arrived, barks Natvix (Nor), Sundblad, Bristol, Gusto (Aus), Cotumbis, London: Fridlelt (Nor), Bordeaux; schr Johu F Kranz, Howes, Antwerp. A eos ‘Vanguard (Br), Liverpool; Knicker- ocker, Now York. whew REDFORD, Nov 15—Sailed, schr Annie Lee, Look, ow York. 16th—Nuilod, achrs Henry Croskey, Terry, Philadelphia: MH Read, Benson, do; Dictator, Doan,’ Baltimore: B English, Cinee, New York: Plow Boy, Hullott, do; C ews, Woutworth, do; Highlander. Wood, do: ‘Alpize, Kra- do; Idaho Jxmeson, do; Arthur Burton, Frohock, EG Trwin, Johnson, do; Amelia, Crosby, do; Hutte Perry, Chase, Philadelphia. NEWPORT, Nov 15, PM—Arrived, schr Fannie Hanmer, Brooks, Nuntueket for New York (and sutied 16th). Loth—Sailed. rig Annie D Torrey, Gray. for St Mary's, Florida, to load lumber for the Wert Indies; schrs Willie Martin, Mosier, Philadelphia; Watchtul, Gill, New York for Portsmouth, Nil; Emperor, Thurber, Enstport, for Net york; y ; Elm City, Kell Besse, War In port—Brig Wm H Parks, Chase, Belfast for s market; schrs North America, Fisk, Now York for Wareham; Mon- tana, Bearse, trom ‘Vhiladelphia tor Portland (and others ropairi discharging). s irs Connecticut, Smith, and Redondo, Young, New York. Returned—Schra Emperor and Binck swan (the latter will dincharge part of cargo). NEW LONDON, Nov i6—Arrived, schr William T El Port Johnson. Sailed—Senr Addie M Haines, New Yorx. NEW HAVEN, Nov 16—Arrived, schrs Western Star, Crocker, New York; Mary © Stewart, Sackville, NS; Joha bers Smith, Philadelphia; Carrio, Bunnell, st olin, NB. PORT ROYAL, SC, Nov 17—Sailed, steamer Carondelet, Faircloth (from Fornandina), Now York. PHILADELPHIA, Nov 17—Arrived, steamers Vindica tor, Rogers, Providence; Tonawanda, Sherman, do; Ann Eliza, Richards, New York; Saxon, ‘Snow, Boston; burk You Werder (Ger), Aschoff, Ramourg; schrs Julien Nelson, Howes, Now Bedford; M G Collins, Somers, Turks Islands} Miranda, Mitenell, Curthagena. Also arrived, steamers Allentown, Tuttle, Boston; Pan- ther, Mills, Newburyport; burks Vengs (Br). Ritchie, Livers pool; Sole (ital), Vervana. do; Margaretha (Ger), Satter, Jumburg: sehrs Kate Nowman, Newman, St John! Matic Holmes, Riehardson, Bangor; 'S P Brown, Tinker, New York; Goldsborough, Bradley, Pacomake : Maraway, Hamp. ton, Millville; Dexter, Mls’ do; Sallie W Kay, Frenc Boston; M A MeGahan, Cali, do; Sarah 0 Hart, Kelle New Bedford; Walter F Parker, Daniels, Portsmouth Nuylor, Fishe: Newburyport; Feanels L Godfrey, W! Boston; L QC Wishart, Mason, Dighton. Cleared—Steamors Leopurd, Albertson, New Bedford Achilles, Bacon, Newburyport; Detiance, Shropshire, Fall River; Mayflower, Davidson, New York; ¥chrs Agnes’ Ke; plier, ‘Lynch, Portsnonth: ‘Canton, Heuly, Boston; I Rchubert, King. do: Roding Railrond No. 4, Adams, Say: brook; Katie J Hoyt, Harney, Pawtucket; R Vanueman, Brower, Somerset; V' L Hickinan, Kinney, do; Cordelts Newkirk, Huntley. Providence; M Kakins, Crow, Salem; Carolin, Tice, Millville; Hattie L, Fulier, Smith, Charles tou; SJ Fort, Predmore, Georgetown, D o cleared, barks Minerva (Itwi), Galliano, Belfast; ja (Nor), Gill, Hamburg: Ada Peard (Br), H . Gide ar; scbrs Ramon De Ajuria, McBride, Mata Flor. & Lillian, Smith, Jacksonville (cleared 10th for Pilat- JM Fitzpatrick, Curmon, Boston; Agnes Bacon, Haley, do: Almon, Bird, Drinkwater, do: I T Whitnaore e, Cambridge rown, inker, New! ‘port Mary Freeland, Clark, Som: ‘Addie Bacon, Beco ci) ton; Mary Kelley, Kelley. Poughkeepsie. bitles. PORTLAND, Mo, Nov 15—Cleared, brig Mary C Mariner (not Narena), 'Titcomb, Havan; ¥ ‘ith—Arrived, sehr David Torrey, Kennebec for New K. Sailed—Brig MC Mariner; schis Irvine, Congross, Helen bompecas wats E ow Wnurd) "¢ 17th—Cleared, sebr Nellie Starr, Wilmin, PAWTUCKE?, Nov 15—Arrived, sehrs np. Philadelpb Willard Saulsbury, Han Smith, Suith, Rondout; Barbara, Jones, Hoboken. ‘ailod—Sehrs Maria, Leet, © traw ; Elm City, Kelley, New York; Kate & Mury. Copmuwell, do, 1oth—Arreved, schrs Julia A Crawford, Hallock, Rondont; J EWorthington, Fiteh, do; BH Warford, Sprague, Pc Johnson Bailes Gandy, and FC Smith, Smith, PROVIDENCE, Nov 16—Arrived, sch Sallie M Evans, Willetts. Philadelphia for Pawtucket. Below—Schr Mars Hilt, with lumber, Satled—Sehrs Joseph W Rudd, Anderson, Brunswick, Gt Elwood Barton, Jarvis, Philadeiphi: JM do; SM Tyrer, Tart; Win O Trish, shire; Neprietta. prague: F A Hi he ton, ‘ailed—Steamers Leopard an oo ¥ ha Paladium, Kider, and J M Freeman, “RICHMOND, Nov 15—Arrivea, bark (Bn, Jones, New York hen MD Lape? king ‘indsor, NB. son, (Rus), Sandmann, Petropaulovs s, he Oceun, Gray. , Clem ver; Atalanta, Gutter, Port Gamblo; Vort Blakely: brixs Merchantman, inidad: Orient, Williams, Coos Bay. ing Wave, Nickels, Tacoma; bark Row I spragas, Nordberg, Port Gamble, jeared—W il Meyer, Brown, Honoluin. 16th—Sailed, steamors Belgic (Br), Metealf, Hong Kong via Yokohama; City of San Francisco, Waddell, Panama, ST MARYS, Ga, Nov 8—Arrived, ‘schr Fanny K Shaw, Balano, Honfleur (Franee). oh—Arrived, brig Toronto (Br), McKenzie, Halifax, SOMERSET, Nov 16—Arrived, sehr Pennsylvania, Jones Port Johuson, Salied—Schirs Mattie B Rulan, Rutan, Philadelphia; cons Munson. Jr, Dayton, New York. 16th--Salled, sebr John & Sanford, Bray, Philadelphia. VINEYARD HAVES, Nov 16—Arrived, sehry F St Ci Edwards, Philadelphia for Boston; John iird, do for Po land; Annie W (ir), Wareham for St John. ‘ailed—sehrs FP A Neweomb, George Glendon / slosed. A hundred or so of centennial visitors wan: It will be seen from the above testimony that the oes er ver Anglia (Br), Mackay, London—Hendérson Bros. a4 . * lered disconsolately about the grounds. One of them, | evidence of suicide 18 conclusive; but ail reference to Sanat ecdage amer Denmark (Br), Williams. London—F Wd Hurst, | (Br), Sloan, Baltimore; Embla (ir), MeKensie, do; Luis A | ett.) VW coeow No. Noy 15—Arrived, bark Froder, who had « part of ins nose shot of in a row down in | the cause of the suicide ts carefully avoided. Captain | City of Kerlin .| Liverpool. .|15 Bro y amor Bolivia (Hr), Small. Giasgow—Henderson Bros, Martinex (Br), Horn, do; brigs George Gilchrist, Oreutt, | Weyer (Ger), Kriegel, London via Hampton Konds. Texas, said wo the reporter; —"'L ## thar be no ti | Medden testifies that he was unable to findany one | Angiia Londe 17 Bowling Green New York; D 8 Soule, Soule, do. ‘Glearod—Brig Baltic (Br), Brinton, London; sckrs W Animiles arounl yere. All 1 seed up thar | who saw tne deo in the weihvorhood on that | Bolivia. Ulasgow....17 Bowling Gro Also arrived 17, 5 PM, steamer Wisconsin (ie), Forsyth, | Mowrey. Baton. Arrozo, FR; Mabel, Melonsy. Por (pointing to the museum In the old Arseual burlding) | 4 It is stated, however, that the captain on a Ree ~sieuti ‘Igremen.,..12 Bowinpueeee 4 os a New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Went to sea—Schr Annio Lewis, Aldrich, for Demerar: are dead a# a cut punkxin au’ these yere (looking in at | ¥ casio had asserted that the servants at Mr. Liverpool. [ay Hroadway nmner Cluribel (Br), Ferguson, Kingston and Aux Cayes | “s siiea 17h, steamers City of Chester (Br), Leite, and | _WARKEN, Nov 15—Arrived, scir WP) Ritchie, Frost! the half starved monkeys who were perieetly morose | Ogden's house had informed him ot the suicide’s Havre......15 hronaway Seine at Dollen:, tisk, Pardendiia. Via J ptddiie thn, Perry Wroes 2a Sew York tke i Hoboken and motioniess) are jest about the same. The Texan | presence there on several previous er F De i Livernoui ie Leesan Py Seuteneon s, Fernandina via Port sie at ir), Perry (from Liverpool), New York (the latter ESTHRLY, Nov 19—Sailed, sehr Harry & Ned, Ch Was protty correct. The sooty Mangabery monkey | Mr. Ogden mado noreterence to his previous rela- | Abyssint Liverpool.-/4 Bowling Groom Piiteaatee Tovtrien, discns,, Balaton Wn | : rs, Amboy. ns was daried ap in ® corner With a wretched expression | tions with the deceased, and was not questioned tn re- | Kotterdam + petiardaes (80 2 reaaey, wai lagen aT irene nreaRe more—Wm | guxpERLAND, Nov 17—~Arrived, bark Hattie If (Br), Loek- eaten aes ee 15—Sailed, schr Thos Vangilder, V on bis countenance, The pigtailed monkey in the op- | gard to the poseivle meanimg of the papers found im | joins: Liverpoot...{¥7 Broadway Steamer Vesper, Hall, Chester, Pa, and Wilmington, Del | hart, stettin. qiieee, *° : wosito corner ihrew him looks of sympathy, The | the deceased's pockets, Alsatinesccs + Giasgow.. 17 Rowling Green | —A Abbott, Ey Arrived, bark Pekin, Kline, New ¥. Enacma baboon vas utterly down in the mourn, ax if | lay. Heluebrend was obee said. to. high been very | femmors’” | Bremen Bowling Green. Stacmer 8 C Hidde, Davis, Eutladotnhie—Jas Hand, Masada Mie @ elie, ean aae el ape ates 1 Ratko WL. a g water fora mouth, | well of, but had lost a large amount of money by the | Helvetia Liverpool | 180 Broadway Ship Haze, Wilkinson, YoRobama—salter 4 Livermore, ‘auuxcta, Nov 1—Sailed, ship Geo H Oulton (Br), EAM YACHT OF ABO \ he had been living on breed and water for a Bs y by “ohrabd (Ger), Hvishoff, Bombay—R W Cameron & > S The Arabian baboon was tho only ope who showed | Chicago fire, Idats Liverpool. .120 Broadwey. © ” Lebtnnascumrpin f der, Delaware Breakwater. PME pd RAGA fetid lhe mal fll aa A philosophical indyfference to the situation. He | Couvsellor Niles, who appears for Str. Ogden, ts | Russia. pomtere..(0 Beeatoar linrk Albino, Daggett, Liverpool—Thes Dunham's Nephew - jerald, giving full description and lowest ensh price. Jooked toward ihe window where the Centennial vis- | suid to have threatened yesterday that if George the | Wiclan@resns.:; laszows | |72 Hroadwat avo. threo dei lit vhs ati inde) A ga OD AND METALLIC, READY TO ftors were peoriug ia as much as to #ay, “AM night, | Count Joannes, when bo appears on the witness stand | City of s[Liverpool. 15 Krondway, Bark Unico (Ital), Sehiaffino, Liverpool, E—Slocovich & | reported put in here damaged, will disehargo cargu at 1 ( ship. 405 South st. r Gouverneur slip. Doys; grim away, but it nay be your turn’ next.” The | to-day. should open the old scandal and was not | Adfiatic...... i Liverpool 37 broadway hay oe hatin: Cees, Senenbdes Badiestienibons 6:06 futo dodk for repairs. ei : STEPHEN ROBERTS. br se agach i monkey be ge fits | na. pat Le verouees ie eee immediately take | ftaly-- ;|Lonagn, ..:17 Bewtnr dteen calarie sokrat "Armd, Aatwerp—Funeh, Kaye & | The bark Union, from Carthagena tor Philadelphia, whieh MISCELLANEOUS urally Sad faee was in harmony wi f c . 0 a he -[Glaxgow..../7 Howling Green it back hast i and divers will be engaged * i ri) > smearee-oe Mrs. Hildebrand is also expected t on the | Anchoria.. 14 Ul op | Put baci + heen surreyed am LBATY COMPANY, SUCUKS: and ho appeare? resigned to short rations as one of the = Bide oe ti coh Neckar Bremen Howling Green Hest Rares Wier), einem, Bromen--Hermane, Kewp | ics, The vessel leaks body Sena tee weal tile: w York Lead Company, mauutacturers ot LBAD PIPE, The squirrel inonkey, the | Witness stand (o day, ana sume singular developments | \mertn [Mave Inevitable miseries of Inte. Mrondway Co. . Bark Antonio G (Ital), Calabretta, Trieste—Jobn © sea Laverroot, Jean sehr | SHBET LEAD AND Silo f. 68 Cent foque, nimecaque and red-faced spider monkey gy. emp eae chil tales be laid foatans je aves ; Ie Brosdwe on ov 17—Capt Lansil, of the aay areas sae A Keen ym a of vi Pi pool. owling Gi 4 " bo os ETLY, IN 3 nuovs attempts to be jolly, | Fowler, C. Herbeck, E. Bogot, J. W. Woods, B. speth, | Bet Ss) Hroatwey Hark Golden Fleece (Br), Armstrong, Bridgetown (Bar- be : Astor House. as but i or wileereory “They took w ovvasional wing ©. Ie Miller aud Jotin “Naepic,’ It t# understood that City of Richiwond. [Deo freeway bedoss-fi trowbrlage Gon sss ORGS weatas thes 8 eee rd te amg a nh | TyWonces s DILY OBTAINED; A and then vavo ap ju despair, There were no bixcuits | more jorymen are to be added to this list to-day, tor | +; ‘[Dee i Broadway “Hetty Unedi (Nor), Nielsen, Amsterdam—Funeb, Edye & | Cooler, and tho mate, Russell Wyatt, were 3 FREDERICK i, KING, Lawser wd Ni Publie, Or crackers fortchcoming, and existence had rost all | what reason 18 not stated. Dee 7 Howling Greea Co Alive, Bretet (Bn, Sanford, Matege vis Vi remainger of the crew aro on board the ship Golaen State, No.) St Mark's ork eity. its charm tor them. The old brown seal was, per- George, the Count Joannes, Inst night stated to a 2 Rowling Green Brig Alice Bradshaw (Br), a 8° | bound trom New York for Shanghat. every case. Cail on of address ym, the happiest ono im the collection. He had tho | Hexatp reporter that he had known the deceased for (egererst J Whitney & Co. x. Favorite, Woodward, Port Spain, Trin—H Trow- — : A as , i 4! a 5 Dr. VAN DYKE, No. 6 West lth, “est autience of any and quiés of tobac many years, and bad been his counsel in the suit bridye's Sou, WEATHER REPORT. REIN Diseases, New York, of Now 1321 Greed tty’ stumps of cigars were lis ad libitum. Th above ‘referred to, = Wh the — unfortuna Urig Weugle (He), Edmonds, Herbor Britton, NF—How | 5 04 49 pa wine SW, trea One, Eis dusswen — Pisteasuere . Just two keopers in charge of the menagerie, Une of | circumstances of his client's death occurrs oe aT an a: ee ee een mr OIE ons Cran teh TP WIN ARN Wher UC SRES SIREN Was pets i/o vin nue AC Ena ic ahs MarR