The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1873, Page 12

INDUSTRY ABROAD. Taluablo Statistical Report from a Herald ’ Correspondent at Geneva. ISOLATED SWITZERLAND, why tie Commereial Importance of the Model Republic of Barope is Misunderstood. INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS. Americans as Consumers of Watches, Silks, Cheese, Embroidered otton Goods and Asphalt, GENEVA, Switzerland, Jaly 30, 1873. ‘Trade statistics relating to the intercourse be- ‘tween the United States and Switzerland present @ peculiar interest, trom tne fact that the tables of ‘export have no place among the annual returns Obtained from the Custom House. Being an inland State, Switzerland sends her produce and manu- factures through foreign ports, and thus helps to @wellthe importance of trade returns of other countries. The accompanying tables have been ‘compiled from the returns of the Consular books, and tend to show that the shipments during the Past ten years have gradually and steadily in- ‘creased. Thus it will be seer that the export of gold and silver watches has more than doubled since the year 1364, The declared value ef invoices, which in 1872 exceeded $3,500,000, represents, however, enly a small portion of the actual export of watches to the United States. In the first place, it is well known that very few American tourists return home from En- ropean travel without having purchased a watch, and itiswell understood that there are various other ways by which large numbers of watches are brought to the United States without ever at- tracting the attention of the Custom House au- thorities. The Consular returns represent tne average export from Geneva to be about $700,000, comprising mostly gold aud the more costly time- measuring instruments, while the larger shtp- ‘ments are invoiced through Basle, comprising the cheaper kind of watches, chiefly silver, manufac- ‘tured by inhabitants of the Jura Mountains, SILK RIBBONS form the staple export of the district of Basle, while silk goods are produced in the villages along the Lake of Zurich. The total production of silk dress goods is estimated at nearly $20,000,000 an- Hually; it follows, therefore, that the United States takes nearly one-fourth of the entire production. These silks consist chiefly of light, cheap goods. The trade is in a very flourishing condition, realizing large profits to those engaged ‘herein. Nearly half a millions’ worth of GRUYBRE and other cheese, the produce of the “Emmen- thal,” finds its way to the United States. Thisisa curious incident, considering the fact that on the other hand American cheese can be found at nearly every Swiss or other Continental hotel. The article 1s usually palmed on the customer as Cheshire bueese, butto those who know the origin is un- mistakable. ‘ But the most remarkable feature in the Swiss tabies refers to the export of embroidered cotton goods, the produce of St. Gail. A few years ago— say, 1865—the export exceeded barely $100,000, white during the past year it exceeded $2,000,000, ‘nd the manufacturers lave orders in hand for, theUnited States which will employ all available labor for the next twelve or fifteen months, There are two distinct articies under this head—namely, hand embroidery and machine embroidery. The Grst named gives employment to upwards of 12,000 Persons, mostiy women and children, whose wages ‘wary irom twenty-five to flity cents per day. Hand vembroidery consists of cotton tulle and muslin, used for curtains, handkerchiefs and numerous ar- ticies of ladies’ dress, The tulle used as ground- ‘work is imported Trom England or from neighbor- ing factories in Alsace. Machine embroidery gives employment to nearly 20,000 persons. Each machine is werked by an -abie-bodied person and a femafe assistant to thread the needles, with an additional assistant for every two machines to mend defective places. Wages are paid per hundred stitches; the price of Jabor, varying according to the skill of the opera_ ‘tor, averages about $1 per day, the assistant female earning about thirty cents, The machines formerly employed in most kinds of embroidery wonaisted simply ofa kind.of frame, while those now in use are Of an.exceedingly ingenious charac- ter, increasing maniioid the rapidity of working as weil as giving greater variety and more richness An desigu. Tne needles have a point at each vend, wilh eyes. in the middie, attached @o a kind of carriage. They travel over ahe web, passing the threads in and out, ‘while pincers take hold of the needle at one end of ‘the:web and send it back to the other, Machines have lately been introduced capable of working HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 13 QUADRUPL SHEET. [ports to the United States from the Consular dis- rict of Geneva >— 1869. | 1870, Bash Statement showing the declared value of exports bo the United States from the Consular district of Miscelis tee 258 96,910, 4951 98,128,858 THEIR VALUBS. 58 5 8 s 2 qeqdsy meat | cy & Spoo: ‘spoo8 pose cor‘ TP 088 Bi Gi | | “aVI100 SNL OL SONVHA AMAIA JO ALVU AHL LV AONAUYNO NVOIBSRV OINI GgONGTH ‘GNVINEZLIMS ROW SALVIS GALINA AVL OL SLUOMNE 40 AAIVA GEUVIONd AHL (NV NOLLdIYOSEd AHL PXIMOHS INAMALVIS 79, Rid 690° ¥6)'T “ST 686 29 70°01 19¥6'860'% |Z3¥'220'% |zx0'st9'Z errs = [80 “et exe's USF's 6IS'6CS > [SOT'COL'S |FIZ'soe'9 999: i 196609 S$ |490'RCR'LS | S19 TEL"TIS | Z6T'L¥e'6' 66¥ 0c¥ feokisg Ler 1IZS j 'S6LO1S o19'¥99'2, "6981 eas'009, ebn'see ets PTOET' SIS 2uS Ses Buge RESET 33) 8803 TAMMANY PRIMARIES, Primary elections were held by the Tammany Hall democracy last evening in each of the 518 election districts of the city, and delegates chosen to attend the Assembly Conventions which are to meet on Wednesday evening next at the head- quarters ofeach Assembly district to elect dele- gates and alternates to attend the Utica Conven- Last night’s primaries passed £82'968"91$ ee tion on October 1. off very harmoniously, OMAHA TNTELLIGENOE The Yellowstone xpedition—Tea and Silk En Route—Bulliton for the East. Oana, Neb., Sept, 22, 1873. Captain Jones and a number of other attachés of the Yellowstone expedition arrived from the West to-day, Tne remainder of the party will arrive on Si xteent cars of tea and three of silk went East The daily average (including Sundays), of crude bullion recetved over the Union Pacific Railroad for shipment East, from Januery 1, 1873, to date has been 90,000 pounas, STRIKE OF SHOEMAKERS, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22, 1873. The customer journeymen shoemakers of this A meeting was held this morn- ing, at which the resvive to strike was made. appears that some of the shops have refused to pay the regutar prices, whieh were agreed upon some time since between the employers and employés. ding to the demand are in opera- city are on strike. The shops ac METHODIST EPISCOPAL ‘CHURCH, NORTH AND PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22, 1873. Rev. Dr. £. Rosser, of the Methodist Episcopal uth, delivered sermon this afternoon | ¢ to minisiers, taking for his text, God,” in which “Have faith in | he advocated the union of the Church throughout the country. closed by hoping that the Church, North and Souti, Would be united at an early day. THE VENDETTA IN INDIANA, INDEPENDENCE, MO., Sept. 22, 1873, Yesterday James J. Chiles met Deputy Marshal | James Peacock on the street, and slapped him in A fight ensued, during which a pistol fell irom Chiles’ pocket, which was picked up by his son, fourteen years of age, who shot Peacock in the back, inflicting a dangerous wound, Chiles through the head, Lge him instantly, son of Peacock then shot City Marshal Farrow, w: The speaker Peacock then shot young Chiles, wounding Who came up to THE YELLOW FEVER. Spread of the Disease in Shreveport—A ‘Terri Condition ef Affairs—The Col- ored People Attacked—List of Inter- ments Yesterday. New ORLEANS, Sept. 22, 1873. A special despafch trom Shreveport to the Pica- yune says the yellow fever there has not abated. The same proportion of deaths to the population in New Orleans would be 1,000 per day. The weather this morning was extremely un- favorable, being damp and chilly. The cases all look unfavorable. The number of new cas’s in the heart of the city is small, because all persons susceptible of the disease have fallen victims to it. The disease is spreading in the subarbs. The wives of ex-Judge Levisee and Judge Looney have died. Captain B. H. Sale, of the firm of Sale & Murphy, one of the oldest, wealthiest and most valuable vitizens of Shreveport, died this morning. Lieuten- ant Woodruff, of the United States Engineers, is improving. It is believed he will recover. Last night there were two children at the headquarters of the Howard Association WITHOUT A FATHER OR MOTHER or other relative, all having died. Many similar instances can be mentioued. The steamer Gladiola arrived from New Orleans yesterday. There are over 100 car loads of freight here for points west; nothing cam be moved at present. It is raining now (half-past twelve P. M). LaTeR—S P. M.—The epidemic 1s on the increase. There were twenty interments up to five P. M., and a number of deaths have been reported since, among them Dr. Wise. The number of cases re- ee to-day exceeds that of any previous day. lany who have considered themselves exempt are being attacked. The colored population is becom- ing alarmed, Four colored persons were among the interments to-day. Eight new colored cases were reported to the Howards to-night, all in one house. LIST OF INTERMENTS. The following is alist of interments to-day:— Otto Showe, Bertha Mears, Peter Mockair, Louis Encreve, Robert Black (Colored), Peres’ Cason, Albert Shade, I. L. Scott White, — Pierson, Peter Kelly, P. J. Mitchell, John Shanatian, W. Hecox, Willis J, asi (colored), P.O. Phelps, J, R. Perkins (colored), Eliza Varson, J. B, McKitri R, D. Sale and Mi angal Farrell. ‘the epidemic is 01 the increase, Abatement of the Disease in Memphis. MeEwPuis, Tenn., Sept, 22, 1873. ‘There was a marked falling off in deaths from yellow fever yesterday, the total number of inter- ments being thirteen, of which only nine died from yellow fever. The leading physicians aresanguine as to the permanent abatement of the disease, The Howard Association 18 taking active measures to establish a general hospital for the poor. SHIPPING NEWS.|; WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH. ‘The New Yor Hxnatp has constructed a telograph lino rom New York city to Whitestone, LI, and the same is now open tor the transaction of business. ‘The line will be found of great service to those having business with vessels passing to and from the Sound, ant every facility will be given to merchants and others to communicate promptly, As there is no other telegraph communication with Whitestone, the Herald Line will be open tor ail business and private messages, and the same attended to with all possible despatch. All messages must be prepaid. ‘The following rates have been established :— Private messages, twenty-five cents for ten words or less; two cents for every additional word. Business messages—For a message of twenty words or less, to be delivered on board vessels off Whitestone, one dollar; five cents for every additional word. Advertisements for the New York Heeatp tree. ovricns. Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street Herald Ship News OMice, pier Nol East River. Herald Brauch Office, No 1265 Broadway. Herald Branch Office, coraer Boerum and Fulton streets, Brooklyn. Whitestone Doc’, Whitestone, LT. Atthe Herald Branch Offices, corner of Foeram and Fulton streets, Brooklyn, and 1235 Broadway, New York will be a bulietin of the arrival of all steameis daily Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND 00) } HIGH WATER ‘Sun rises..... 5 48 | Gov. Island.....eve 9 20 Sun sets 5 56] Moon sets, ve 701] OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER, Destination, Office, Liverpool. . |29 Broadway. Liverpool: |4 Bowling Green Glasgow.. ..|7 Bowling Green Bremen....|2 Bowling Green, Liverpooi..|1d broadway Hampurg ..|61 Broadwav Liverpool. |4 Bowling Green 69 Broadway, |Giascow.. .{ Bremen, ‘|Ulvernooi: [29 Brandwny :]Liverpoot..|4Bowling Green ‘|Glaszow: ..|72 Brondway. lit wa 6) Broadway. 19 Broadway, 1/58 Broadway 72 Broadway 1158 Broadway Pennsylvania Pereire .. PORT OF NEW YORK, ‘SEPT, 2 22, 1878, CLEARED. Steamship City of Bristol (Br), Ellison, Liverpool via Queenstown—John G Dale. irk Juan A Berd bv Sept 2, wil on Baioant’s Movant to B'be Oak Cae Park Hall, 7 . i efit fitase & Oo: canes OE am, Tibhetts, Maracaibo 27 days with coffee to Yates Forterfleld; veal to hiditer, Peabody & ca ht Le iile, NB}, lavener, Nexuabo, Fi Aare, with molasses and rum to Jones & Lough; vt mM Ac Houghton, "Beem 19 dave north of Hatteras wih NE and N Sehr J ¥ Willey Nitiey, Fernandina 8 days, with yel- low pine to3 D Whitingy'vease! to Bo Loud & rd W Maitland, Lawry, Jacksonville 18 day, wit wellow pine to Beuloy,” Uidlezsiseve s as wend to Schr ES Newman, Ellsworth, Brunswick, Ga, 15.4 ls ewman, ortt runswi LE lays, itt yellow pine tod W itussell'& Go; vesselto & P Buck *Ohr Sallie Ann, White, Virginia. Sehr Emma, Whitman, Virginia. Ech dane Kappa Veh Chighicore own, DC. ey ane Emson, Van ie 01 town, F Maggie & Lucy, Avery, Baltinore. ‘The steamship Royal Standard, which errived 2ist, is consigned to Funeh, Edye & Co not as belore). Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND sovTH. US stent Fe: , Thi Point for met York: (ighthouse tender), Wright. Throggs oeamanip ce rereake, de Johnson, Portland for New Sehr Sarah Wooster, La Leland, Calais for New York, with lath to Jed ree Schr Black among Goldsmith, Providence for New Yor! watt Sallie W Ponder, Trascher, Taunton for New kchr Henry Remsen, Bridgeport for New York. Schr E H Brazos, Brainard, ?rovidence for New York. Behr 11 oie Johnson.’ New Haven tor New York ‘al ay Hulse, Providence for New York. Behe Gieanie, ‘oung, Provide: nce, y for New York. ae Frances Burdett, Allen, Providence tor New Sehr F Merwin, Pierce, Providence for New York. Schr Blackstone, Arnold, Providence for New York. Behr Seud, Allen, Providence for New York. fag Mary Patton, Cummings, New Haven for New ‘Sehr Julia A Berkle, Smith, New Haven for New York, with stone to Balcom. Schr Alabama, Dunkin, Warren sor New York. Schr Eliaa & Kebecea, Price, Providence for New York. Sehr Helle Beatnan, Hariiord for Now York, W Hine, Hine, Providence for New York, Schr AG dada rd, Natt, Connecticut River for New ‘ork. Schr 8s sep Mack, Portland, Ot, for New York. with stone to Sweeney Schir Louisa Francis, Winchestst, Providence for New L Daniels, Smith, Middletown for bay tad York. Echr Hattle Lewis, Coleman, Boston for New York, Schr sgnes Chester, Pawtueket on ehiiadelphia. Schr Lucy Baker, Allen, Bristol tor New York. Schr J W Bell, Bearse, vena for New York, Schr Charles W Hawley, Hartford for New York poche eireene ‘county ‘tanner, Hyde, Providence for ew Schr Delphi, Allen, Bristol for New York, Schr Essex, Handy, Providence for New Yor Schr D Kingsland, ‘Murphy, Nantucket Tor New York, Schr Pennsylvania, Butler, Providence for New York. Schr Messenger, Dean, Taunton for New York. Sehr Charles H Northam, Hubbard, Portland for New York, with stone to order. Sehr James Henry, Trueworthy, Kockland for New Schr Elm Citv, Kidd, Millstone Potnt for New York, with stone to Hogan & Schr Daniel Frie!, Robinson, Providence for New York. Schr Yosemite, Kent, Taunton for New Yor Schr Freestous, Poruand tor New York ‘with stone to Ligure, Richards, Newport for New York. Behe Ben) English, ‘Nickerson, New Bediord’ for New Schr A T Rowland, Rowland, Providence for New th "Behr Wm Bement, Wiggins, Providence for Philadel- Schr Carrle H Spoftord, Brayt Narragansett tor New ‘Seni Hatch, Kelsey, Portland for New York, Sehr La with brow: oder. Senr Kosina, Games ings. Providence for Rondout. Senr Lady, Emma, Dowd, Harttord for New York. Schr Capitol, Paries. Providence for —. Schr Fredonia, Sears, Dighton tor New York. Schr Kate Varian, Varian, New London tor New York. Schr Henry 8 Rutan, Wright, Mamaroneck for New or! yoghr Rappahannock, Brown, New London for New SchrJ Kane, Greenwich for New York, with stone to John Voorhies. ‘Schr Henry Lemuel, Fowler, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Wm Carroll, McGee, Bangor for New York, with lumber to Simpson, Clapp & Co. ~ Schr Wm E Morrell, ‘Kelly, Rockland for Alexandria, ‘a, Schr Hastings, Chase, New Bedford for New York. Sehr abby ‘Morton,’ Whitaker, New Haven for New Rehir Isaac Merritt, Bates, Huntington for New York. Schr Samuet P Godwin, King, Stamtord tor New York. BOUND EAST, Schr Glenwood, Dickenson, Philadelphia for Newport. Schr M A Tyler, Peterson, Baltimore for Bridgeport. acct Youn Manlove, Holland, Elizabethport for Provi- lence. Schr Douglas Haynes, Jarvis, New York {or Boston. Sehr Chief, smith, Port Jobnson for Norwich, Schr Geo W Whistler, Crosby, Albany tor Boston. Schr Uncas, Kenyon, Hoboken tor Providence. Schr Maria ‘Adelaide, Kent, Port Johnson for Salem, Schr Anvola, Bellatie, Port Johnson for Salem. Schr Ruth Thomas, Clifford, Port Johnson for Salem. Schr Sarah Jane, Long. New York for New Kedtord. Schr E W Babcock, Hati, See for Westerly. . SAILED. Sain MC Chapman’ ‘sn. narth roads: MO (Sp. "Gibralter: Horstarer (Nor), Ce or Falmou igs Louisa Price (Br), Port au Prince; Alida (Ge: i ‘cceeiuans Aurelius (Ger), Dantzic; schrs Dreadnot (br), Maracaibo; ‘iaunhauser, Jacksonville: J G Drew, do; © Jarrie A Bentley, do; Chattanoya, do; M Bramhall, Savannah; Joseph Clark, Brunswick, Ga; 8 T Baker, W iimington, NO: J B Smith, Georgetown, DC. Sailed 21st, Spanish frigate Zaragossa. Marine Disasters. Barx Mangaret 8 Wier (Br). McPhail, from Tome, pre. viously reported ashore at Calais (France), Is stated in a eable ‘telegram received at Halitax yemery y to have been got off, somewhat injured, with 7 fect water in the hold, and is discharging cargo. Bria Countess (Br), Hopewell, arrived at Cardenas from St John. NB, with a eargo of lumber, having on board the captain, ates and crew of the British schr Sappho, from New York for Antigua, which was aban- doned at sea on the 2th of August (as before reported), in lat 3455, lon 67 55, in consequence of a. hurricane. Nothing except the clgttang of the crew and the ship's papers were saved. The Countess also suffered from boisterous weather and part of her deck load had-to be thrown overboard. Brig Aaxtta ANN (of Quebec), Le Blone, from Pictou for Halitax, went ashore at Cold Harbor, of Halitax, NS, on Saturday morning. She will probably got off after discharging a part of her cargo. Scr Ben Baruann, from New York for Jacksonville. ‘was passed in lat 3 44 long 7 63 dismasted, but desired no assistanc rlomndason, Sawver, from Portan Prince, previously ‘d ashore on Brandywine Shoals, was hauled off on Pie 19th inst by tug Cynthia and towed to Philadelphia. 20th, King badly; her own pum) barely kept her atl it deckioad ot logwood while on the shoals, Sour Annix E Camrnett, before reported ashore on Brigantine Shoals, will probably be got off without se- rious damagi Scene Daxiut D Surtn, of Raltimore, which had been ashore for several days on Tully's Voint, near Annapolis, ‘was towed off 19th inst by tug Delaney. Scnr Dick Wu.t1ams, Corson, from Baltimore for 8: rs side ot r int irrega! No 5, ae eee presen from { mrg'ns of the ban! manner ‘hat thoee formerly nunsbersd aca? 108¢ 101 num| . ‘The red cau oye eles ‘and 6 have been removed. aay Se dan JOHN apd Secreta ia Dock Office, Liverpool, Bept tS se CoAsT—WRxCK IN THE gmrwar. Notice ishereby fiven that a green buoy, marked, with the word “Wreck,” has been toma WNW ot the sehr George Canuing, sunk in tie ahi ‘The buoy lies in 8 tathoms at iow Ct ‘spring tides, with the following marks and com bexprrorl Riad low Ughthouse, 8 by Hi 8. BE Bawdsoy buoy, HAW, 36 W ¢ 8), mitupwasn light Yeasol, ‘NB vy Hig E Wistaut Techs Notice is hereby given that a reen buoy. parked “Wreck,” has been placed about See NW of bark Triton. sunk off the Mumblee Hi The buoy lies in 9 fathoms at low water seta dae with the ‘ollowing marks and compass bearings Oystermouth cae open ot the north side '0 or Me Mumbles Island, bearing N White shell Poink ‘shut in with Thistle Bluff, bearing Mixon buoy, W by 8 8 (distant 1 mile). Mumbles Tighthouse, Nw (distant 5-10ths of a mile. SW Inner Green Grounds buoy, NE by K 3g E @istant 5-10ths of a mile). ‘The topmast of the sunken There} shows at high water. By order. ROBIN ALLEN, secretary. Trinity House, London, Sept 9, 1873, Spoken. é Red Gauntlet (Br), from New York for Liverpool seve iat Jat 49, lon 21 (had lost upper maintopsail yard an; ort rails). PSI. Aurora, orton, from New York for San Fran- cisco, Aus 16 N, lon 33 W. Ship Flying agle, Crowell, from New York for Mel beget es aygdon, from Liverpool for New p Mar Laygdon, e for ‘ ‘Ait 20, 1at35, Lon ula an =e stJohn, NB, for Liverpool, Sept ‘ship Horrowdnle (Br), Newton, affom Liverpool for San Francisco, Aug 4, lat 5 S, lon 31 80 W. An American ship, showing signal ‘Jetters VNLAM, bound west, Septem er 5, lat 49 21 N, lon 23 W. Bark St Cloud, sayleye from Antwerp for Sydney, CB, Sept is Jat 47 57, lon 13. ark Borzone (Ital), from New York for Queenstown iny are A ae and from ca Francis- co for Liverpool, no date, lat 55 40 8, lon Gl W. Bark Medora (Rus), Heinberg, trou New York for Cron- stadt, Sept 3, lat 53 24, lon 15 52, Foreign Porta. Bur nA iy: Aug 16—In post bark Ida F Taylor, Bur- a ton, Nownart, aived Ju ark Geo S Hunt, sore RDEN, pt 12—Arrived, Baltimore; brig non, Sawyer, New York; 13th, moner, Averiiedatamore: Sailed 12h, bark "Alianza (Sp). New York: 18th, ig Novelty, Havener, north of Hatteras: Rachel Coney, a Cow Hay, UB, Sept l2—In port brig S$ & Kennedy, Ray, for New York, ready. Havana, Sept sailed, brig Liasat (p). Serra, New Orleans not 10th); 14th, bark Lon ? Frazier, Gardner, Yorks brie Wavana, Me leyer, do. , Sept Arrived, steéamshtp Dorian (Br), Liv- expoot ship Roseneath’ v Gir), Glasgow. Reicoot swept 2)—Arri mships Java (Br), Martyn, New York; ‘Siberia Mis “Varrison, Boston; ‘22d, A coh (Br), McKenzie, and Prussian (Br), Dutton, ontreal, Nontu Sypxey, OB, Sept 12—Sailed, bark Delta (Br), Cann, Charleston, PLYmovTa, he 21—Arrived. steamship Frisia (Ger), Cochenhausen, New York tor Hamburg. Paysanpu, aiF sth 9—In port brig Bogota, Marsins, tor Baltimore, to sail L Guunsrows, Bept z0-—Arrived, steamship Nevada (Br), Forsyth, New York for Liverpoal (and proceeded). Atrivéd 22. steamship Baltic (Br), Kennedy, New York tor Liverpool. Jo Granpe, Aug 17—In port, song. Sangreal (Br), Ben- nett, from New York, arrived Aug 2; and others ‘as be- fore, Scnixan, Sept 4—In port achr Rebecca M Atwood, Phil- lips, trom Boston, arrived Aug 26, tor Bost Sacua, Sept 5—Arrived. Osi aw Chase, Patterson, Bangor; 6th, Hattie E Wheeler, Mountford, Matanzas; 3th, bark D ¢ Daring, Gerry, Philadéiphin; briss Navarino, Blood. th, Torrent, Wilder, Portland. Suited sen, brigs LM Mernitt, Harriman, north of Hat- teras: 1th, RB Fel Harkness, do. In “port ‘Sept 9 brig FM Tinker, Gibson, for United Seon OB, Sept 17—In port bark D H Bills, Penny, tor wareived 14th, brig Emily Waters (Br), Morrison, Gree- noc een otal re, 8 Sept 19—Arrived, schr Anna Currier (Br), ¥ gated 19th, ‘steamship Ismalla (Br), Ovenstone, New orl (Pun Steaxsuir Crrv or Monrnzat.1 Axpononovan, ¥—OM, American Eagie, Harding, from smielaa tof Gape do Verde pAttnane, Sept9—Arnived, Lliza McLaughlin, Phillips, e Sailed 8th, Augusta, Doney, Wilmington, NC. Arrived at Flushing 9th, Jueen ot Scots, Smith, New AlLoa, Sept 5—Arrived, Checeino Danovaro, New York. Anewanczt, Aug 29—Sailed, Grectan, Jarvis, Boston. Avarens, Lug do—arrived.’ Mattano, Connauton, New ‘Ansten, July 18—Passed, “RS D Rastelen,” “Talpry,” from New York for Hong Kong, Buistol, Sept 19—Arrived. Sandusky, Morton, Cron- stadt: Lady Cartier, Davison, Arrived ut the Pill #thy Riverside, Rich, and Theobald, Adams, for New Orleans (and remained 10th), yuoston: } E, Sept 10—Cleared, Andrea Mignano, Lubrano, jew York. Bracny Heap, Se t10—Off, Louse Wichards, Wilde, from London for Wilmington, Passed 11th, George Kendall, Woolcott, from London for Pensacola. Abiurast, Sept 10—Arrived, Olga B, Busan, Baltimore; ne! Balled th, Adetheid & Bertha, Rimus, New York. Buouwersuaven, Sept 9—Sal ted. iy yn, Hill, Dordt, Brewensaven, Sept 7—sailed, Gerhard, Klamp Savannan; Johannes, Thider, New Y. Asia Meyerdirks Baltimore, Argo, Jachens, Philidelphia; Catharina, Brumund, New 1 Boxoeacr, Sept. 9—Arrived, Excelsior, Bowers, Rich- mond, Va. oritiled irom Rowan 6th, St Genevieve, Coquelin, New rleans ‘Arrived at Paulllac 6th, Robena, Daggett, New York. oRAnchions, Sept Arrived, Hcsolucion,’ Rodon, New leans Canbrrr—Sept §—Arrived, WM Reed, Bruce, Bremer- hayen (and entered out 9th'for Rio Janciro). Cleared, 9h, Titan, Berry, fio Janeiro. Conk, Sept S-Arrived, Principessa Margherita di Pie- monte, ‘Molfing, New York; Cecilia, Oneto, do. Guoxstavn, Sept @-Arrived, Ladoga, Willey, New York. Conte, Sept 2—Arrivel, Aliska, Port, Trieste, Deat, Sept 9—Arrived, nah, Knowlton, London for ci er (end, anchored): Tien, Nelite, Hastund, do if imington, (and anchored), Ms Oth, Canada, Barker, from Stockholm for Bos- “Dover, Sept 9—Salied, Victory. Falconer, New York (and returned 10th, the crew reriising to proceed). Doxceness, Sept 10—Passed, Industry, Lackinan, from Baltimore for Rotterdai Duaiin, Sept 9—Arrived, Star of Hope, Little, San Fran- cisco; Elia, Razetto, Boston; L G Bigelow Raymond, New York. Cleared éth, Lydia, Nelson, New York; 8th, Homeward Bound, Merrym jew York, Railed 6th, Fra wes, Lewey, Rhode Island. ncis Le Arrived af Kingstown 7th, Elina, Baltimore; 10th, Jane Anna, Anker, Phitadelphia. Dunatex, Sept 9—Arrived, Rosendael, Pascal, San Francisco; Cameo, Bulford, do; Ka Mol, Garrels, do, Jn the Toads Sth, Gemini, Brocklebank, from Port- nd, O. ELSINORE, Sept 6—In the Sound, Lorena, Patterson, New York for Stettin. oF oa font Arie Harvest Moon, Ryley, andi "fnoom, Hep é- Balled, Joba Swan, Ramball, Rangeon.. American Ports. ghar Anat ce ta hs em " e % WONTON, Sept Arrived, brig Co. » Oliver, Weymouth, Maes: ton. nnd NW Magee, ketchumn, Phil eign Gieared-Steamcr’ Seminole, in park Desetl Bubrovack! (Aust, © brig. William: Roberto Gharies # Gibson, Reacher Wood's. tole wratnall Arnold, pp St Rattlesnake, ther, Bhi - man, Hercules aud ‘Nereus; Darks icine ball, Arrived, schrs Jennie Howard, Knight, scat Arrived, sclits Jere eo Meceadeiet & Benieacd Branham, Baltimore; HE Blaladell, Wood, Balt jorace Mooly, Hs |—Arrive dy Geor pold, Loveland, Balumore;. Norma, Wesrsn Phitadeiphis, and Glsacus Bearser” qa. Serived 22d, bark Insula Capri (Nor), Andersen, . 2 LTIMORE, Sept 20—Arrived, bark Dep Phyo trom, Belfast, I: brig aia Hate 1 Harwood, Goslee, Navansa; H Ebon: Chase Boston; AJ Simonton, Rabb, do: ee Maloy, Warrington ‘cients ilenry A quan. Boston; St Croix, Eaton, s%g v3 Gun F Kraus Howes can Brartony ie SB Franklin, Mooers, Jacksonville: imtey New York Guilt Strea itehurst, New greseethe mae Bat denne ee roareso,, Mex: brigs' Kober r Janeiro ; Rom Duncan, Navassa lary E Lelgnto e. Ga; Went fatten Achrs Resolute, Cralg, San Adress; D'Aie, Baker 8b Tryon, Nickerson and Western Btar, Grockér. B Davis, New Bedt America, furruham. Fait River: Helen tiasorouck. allt” Maria Jane, Baker and HJ Raymond, Hoboken. Savled—Sarks P wick, Progreso; Henry Knight, “hr RC Wrights iio Janeiro: #cl Jute, San Andreas: Annie Grant, Beltast, Trek fares, Hut. Poa iy oblige Wgckpor ita, ‘ost Boy, oc wae Hay ‘ech 3s P ital, Chipman, New York; 16th, loveley, Smith, Bostor ‘CKSPORT, Sept 17—Arrived, schr Atalanta, New ork ‘Toth—Arrived, schr Gem. Thomas, New York. BRIDGEPORT, Sept bag. eg. schrs Elta Jane,. Alten. ig Tae ‘i dulia A Tate, ‘Tate, do; White Rock, after za port Gleurea 2th, sehr Waldemar, Parker, Darien, Ga, CHARLESTON, Sept 2—Arrived, ‘Steamship Ceo New York. Of the port 22d, bark Autocrat (B1), Healy, from ee aA Goodspeed IJZABETH PORT, Sept 20—Arrived, schi . SI abc Crane, pad Ww A Brainard, * Piten. New Salied—Sehrs Binge Heaney, and Minervs Bright tha Mase man, Providence sley, Saunders, and atria Men as ed, schrs Wm Brooks, Mil- Fi ed, schrs Wm - ler, wren SA sp) Young, TRewburg;-- awick, Weehaw Ni Sept aivailed, Steamship Clyde, Ken- nedy, New York vin Koy, Wor ‘ORGEIOWN, DO Sept 19—Arrived, sobr Mattie A Franklin, Kennebec fiver, JACKSONVILLE, Sept 16—Cleared, schr M’ W' Drew, Staples, Wilmington, Del, Sept '20—Arrivet, steamships George W Clyde, Cole, Now York for Galveston: Cliy of Rene anto- nid, Penningson, Galveston tor New York—and both pro- NEW ORLEANS, Sept 18—Arrivea, ship Norfolk, Grit- fiths, Rio Janeiro, Cleared—Schr Gertrade Howes, Ward, Ruatan Island. i ORE OLR Bent, 19—Arrived, schr Roxanna Johnson, johnson, New. DBI Arrived. ‘eelirs, Mott Bedell, Wilmington, NO,. aft” New York; D W Vaughan, ‘samen ‘River for do’ (ee asters) NANTUCKET, Sept 18—Arrived, schra E Weterman,.. Hinckley, Rondout; 19th, Fannie Hanmer, Brooks, FN del; RRWPORT, Sept 19, PM—Arrived, schr Roanoke, Phil- lips, ‘Taunton tor New York. PO AM called, sehirs More Light, Allen, New York for Cal inma 1 Gregory, Bnorndikes FYhiladelphia: for Rockland; Jas Parker, St, Kelly, and Lucy Chureb,, Byer Pawtucket for Now York; Decatur Oakes; Baker, and A T Miner, Maken Providence or do. Steamer Florence goes, New York 20th, PM, to tow schr Peacedale to Narr \; sett Pier. Bi lad HAVEN, Sept 20—Arrived, Schr A P Avery, Ryan, . altimore Cleared—Cchrs Abbie Morton, Whitten, and tala 4 ‘Tice, Mary Paiten Ci ‘nai E Gpenninos, gle eae Re > ary Patten: Cummings Bruns ven irgen "i ig ni rgon Ns Porto Cabello: schrs Jason, ce Port aut Prince, vis ore Drisko, Windsor, Ns; E_H Atwood, ‘kell, ‘ana eit Wins, Bryant. Boston: Jas S Weta Hauck, he 3 Ruh'T christ ie, Smith, Portsmouth, NH;’D 8 Siner, Thompson, Tatem, and JT Alberger, Cor: Wikander, Ham-- Mer Smith (Bri, fposa, Milton. via S Aarts NH, Sopt 20—Arrived, schrs Fannte & Baniled Nekr Unvon Flag, Frisbee. New Yor Sehr Unio : PROUIDENCS. Sept 20 arrived, sehrs Hiten M Baxter, Lamphear, Pluiadeiphi t : ete Hendoute iH Wit ett, Rendout; 0 Sein Peck, ‘Avery, and Isaac N Seymour, Dickerson, ‘ailcd—Steamers McClellan, March, Baltimore: Han- ter Sherman, Philadelphia Olyde rs, do; brig Abby Thaxter, Palmer, rt Anite it lent Conk Georgetown, DC; Jennie Rosalene, Tooker, do; John Howard, Dixsce, Watchaprig, Va; William Bement, Wiggins, Philadelphia; ag roung, do; Joseph Hay, ebe. do; Eclipse, Dixon, Poughkeepste:.. Biackstone, Wickson; Eilza' & Rebecca, Priee; JG er} Victoria Wim G jlyeted Wort: en ntrose, Allen '; Victoria, Vai ul nn, Howell lontros 3 os mings; Emeline & Potter, Elsworth}, Altort Finer, Gaker: 'C'W Lot % Heath, Nichols; A. . Was ~ Fon a La aia mig idee: Ni © Ab water, Blac! ‘arrior. vens; Treasul ~ Raxcelnion, Reahdevtotr. J tr Hess Conkling Wi a tin, Blake: 5 T Wines, Huise, New York, |st—Arrived, schrs T WH White, cimith, 6 Geor; DO; Thomas E'Rall, Rider, and Lemuel Hall ‘aefnnel, iexandria; Suliofe, Dexter, and Mary H ‘ orifahtimones Mists Mtinev. and Sparkles <oneop? inquas, Heaney, Elizabethport: Oscar , Bayles, and 8 Carlton, Burke, Por Se Newburg; George Edwin, Sammis, jeorne P Kure, Peterson. and Honors: traw; Su: ken; Win Pe Tit and Jane Marin, Ken; Kate Scranton, Palmer, New York Hart, Port Johnson. Wm N Gesn New York. Salied—Sehr. PHUVINGETOWN, Sept sictt pore achis GF Foster, Alien, from Portvotinson for Salem: Dick Willlama, Cos: sou, from Baltimore for do (ace Disasters) RICHMOND, Sept 20—Arrived, steamship Isaac Bell,. Higher TO SOR ee) Yeaton. Whe Se Sailed—Schr Sardinian, Gieared—Bria Freidig (Nor), Hansen, Elo Grande do- Sul. L BAYARNAH, Sept 18—Sailed, bark Ana (Sp), Reyna,.. Los Palmas, “Za Arrived. stenmsnine Chivsolite (ie), Abram, Liv. H Livingston, Mallory, Now York; ship Universe i, reteset Wt Sohn! Sherwor , Boston; schr Gertie B Morrow, VINEYARD HA yt Mh Arrived, bri mtn. Carver AA a lor Pordand’ senre dole Bena, hath Wiley and Lizaie Maul, Philadelphia tor Boston Tie Carr and Zeta Bal, Aloxandeig. tor do? Willan, Penn, Port Johnson for do: Isaac Orveéton, Bi Baltimore for - do; E and L Cordery, Georgetown, DO, for do; & Stand- ‘New York tor Pembroke: Enterprise, do for Port. B F Lowell, Georgetown, DO, for do; © itesbecnport for Portsmouth; Kato’ Foster, . for Bangor. ‘ailed—Brig Beaver (Br), schrs Storm Petrel, Gen Sheridan, Jennie W fuddel, WS Jordan, Martha edie: 5 oi "i 8 slightl Steamship Richmond (Br), Young, Rotterdam—Sweet- ? with ‘more than 100 needles at once, thus producing an sigh, te te, Was aigitiy Wounded in the breast, | | steamship Bigh at ne Oe ag Sept 20, with loss of main gaff, Fanwoot, Sept, 10—Satled, 3 Nellie Moodie, Fi Earl, 7 Ham Welsh, Florence I Lockwood, ‘Abbie © D Lathrop, ET infinite variety and beauty of patterns, So lar the Steamship Franconia, Bragg, Portiané—' F Ames eed ate Harding, Harding, Bren Smith; Laura Robinson and sahwan. apr ST Ship Lillie Soullard (Br), Webster, Antwerp—Bovd & | )Scun Morr Bepett, from Wilmington NC, for New | Musans, Liverpool: Margaret S Weir, hicbnail, Calais ‘4st—-Arrived, schrs Anaconda, Now York for Boston s working of the new system has been kept secret, MURDER I IN CONNECTICUT, | Hincken. ¥ id York, with a cargo of salt, put into Norfolk Sept 22 leak- | (since Fapored st scranden On teat ort). Five Sisters, Alexandria for do; Comet and L B Gor ‘but there.ts now a macnine at work at the Vienna ¥ Bark Annie Troop (Br), Newell, Cork for orders—Jas W | 1m And with loss of part of her saits, Groucrster, Sept 9—Arrived, Diano, Bollo, Baltimore; | thwaite, Weehawk Har: a Exnibicion, A bot Nonwicu, Conn., Sept. 29, 1873, | Elwell & Co. Rapaigaes Hoan D W Vavouan, rom James River for New York, | Teresina, Lauro, jew York: 10th, ‘Francis, Brindejo Fort Johnson tor dg: Matti he web employed for common embroidery con- 4 3 4 k Sava (Nor), Olsen, Havre—Tetens & Bockmann. ith wor ut into Norte! t 22 leaking. . a Breeze, do for Por ts sists of cotton ‘eatnbric, which, as weil nm the Last Saturday afternoon two men named Knight Ba Sirius (Ger), Piepke, Antwerp—Tetens & Bock- Nea eniat ox, Parker, pd Boston, reports that on uy Spe he ap Janssen, New York; Hermes, Laure 5 (Watson ys sy. Fort John or ‘ thread, is produced in switzerland and Alsace. Jrost ti negro, became involved Bo 2 17th inst, Sable Island bearing E 50 miles, saw a schr oJ ss sane a a 4 1 cs Arucles of exquisite beauty are produced at St. rauore rg Seine * the town of Caen: piark, Jax Ce ale el mt eet Sher beunt ends. at michor.. She was abouc 88 feat Keel, w York’ Bebo's Ansinet Calecmane a Yee Ln ay — be ge bay Pages York for Maud : Gall on what is known 28 Swiss muslin, but these ‘ee 4 i Ma ag hod chard Pearse (Br), Bartaby, Trieste—J F Whit. | bottom painted copper color and upper part black; sup- Need loth, Trinactia (@), Thompson, New York. Webs rnette “ant = SOM. | Rermedy, cha 0 fisherman. W ‘Cochi ster, ae for Addi tinue to be produced by | Kmight having discharged a shot gun at Cross | ney a ¢ posed to be an American Guexsocx, -ent 10—aildd, Carrie Wyman, Cochran, | do tor Bangor; Sliver Spring and Josie, do for ison; Without cffect, the latter drew a knife and stabbed Ital), iulo, Cetie—F * Fisnino Scur Kyicut Tewevar, of Gloucester, which | Bosto1 E: do tor Newburyport; Rowsna, do fe Machias;, ore hie in eke oo St Agnetto (tab, Gargiuta, Cette—Funch, Baye & went ashore in Sydney harbor in'the gale of Aug 24 has | Goou, Sept 10—Sailed, Vindimir, Larsen, New York. | | 3.4 ribbers do for Maing: Nauti ‘umber scarcely exceeded 3,000. It is hardly | The men nad been out hunting together and were | . Bark Atlantic, Dickerson, Barbados—it Trowbridge’s | been got off NaUNG, Sept 3—Sailed, Sisan M' Wade, North | joutn; Carolina, South Am Vulcan, . re America; Trovatden Taple Bourhicepsie for Pembroke: Restle “Pate pi fa ‘or Mecessary to add that this branch of iu- | intoxicated. ‘Bark Eliza Bares (Br), Vesey, Hamilton Bermuda)— | yFieuine Sonn WT Eurasow (ot Orland), at Bucksport | “iti y Arrived Transit, Perey, Mejitiones. Boston: Charlie Stedinan, South Am + dustry has afforded an immense source of | oo | midateon €'ca, jg ude) | Me, 18th inst, trom Grand Bank Inthe sform of 25th and | Sstied othe Cavalier, Tyrell, Fensacole; lita, Trent @), | REMIMpghaelie Stedman. South AM vOy OF ore Nan: sbetter classes of govas hand looms. There embroidery machines at Work, while in 1868 the | Knight so severely that he died in seven hours, avealth to the district, It must be understood that 'ATAL RESULT OP A QUARREL, Bark § W Holbrook, Polleys, Morehead City—Brett, hed f fanderds, sells split aot Dumbreck, New Urledns. tucket; J. &. Welden, Salem for New York; Lottie ames, us value of exports to .merica is considerably " —— Q Son Qhangyegous.” ha rom Sanaraa. aay ‘at one a pula Sept 8—Arrived, Victoria Cross, Dougall, | Dix Isiand for do; Odell, Portland for do; Campbell, er than wouid appear {rom the accompanying | Patrick MeVonald and William Smith, two truck ais ‘attle > Bishop, Webber, Genoa—J it Winchester one of whom was lost. Ee ae S Arrived, Gov Morton, Howland, Sn Bangor for do... 5 aly Pantin, Tanosele tor Kew a es, for the rea: son that immense quantities are | drivers, became engaged in aquarrel yesterday |“ Brig Nigrots, Stubbs, Pernambuco—R P Buck & Co, Burstor (Pill), Sept 9—The Roval Standard, from New | Francisco:dth, Jefferson ’ Borden, Patterson, New York. | yeree Namie Wrrowmr aud Rattle on rat do; Mai anklin for doz Wi , NS fo “p's Addie fe hg ely G1 Rdale M Chadwick, ‘Boston (oF Balti- Harriet Fuller, Portland tor Sandy Hoo} tent from St. i in the a MeieNe Om Dinactinds beietinnved ane to Eugiand, | afternoon, the result of which was Smith’s losing fe tide Fil and cane of a isd moored inthe river & Pia r “Arrived, "Northern Chief, Miller, ed Si , ina She reports having encountered very | Phila Shipment to the Unized states, Thus the goods | his Ue. It seems both men were driving thelr | ri ‘Abbie Clifford, Wiley, Havana—James Ward & severe weetheron the passage, during which she lost Balled siphia Cuxhaven 7th, Madura, Braun, Philadel- ms Brig Henry & Aubrey (Br), Briggs, Barbados—Dwight | York. reported ashore inthe river, launched astern as | sailed th, Hie Salter, New, port and United States. "| Matioch, Calais tor do; Robert Byron, fe inv 0 " ‘, 30» re “another woveity British consulates. trucks down South Fifth avenue, when McDonaid Sehr Katie, Banon, Port Lemon—James H Bishop & ra had skylight smashed and received other Pinot Raerg as pone eae ES Setaihin Passed bi schr C B Jones from Roo! and fr Now York. managed he \— KE EXPORT OF ASPHALT, ged to get abead of Smith, This occasioned | OF... «miel Cockern (Br), Bailey, Halifax, NS—D R De | Canney, Sept 10-—Tho steamtug Tuskar left here with | Zier! 4 ; * | pate gm Weldon Addie Me Cha ick, Salle we Feruced at Val de Travers, abont twelve miles | high words, which were promptly followed by | woirt Co, the hulk of snip J J Southard on the &th inst tor Ply- ‘Sailed ‘Sth, Nuova Josephine, Machece, New York. Kay, Lottie Amen. Nellie Brown, ‘atic * the hull iD y ‘om Neuchatel. Bituminous or tar substances | Smith’s getting down irom his truck and mounting Schr Alt Weeks, Farr, Gatveston—E M Stackpole. mouth, it blew a heavy gale in this channel throughout { | Liverroot, Sept 9—Arrived. Tons. Eilgonr, Borton; | Gerrish, Maud Maljgch, Susan 5 aon, quis, Od ee have of lat {tracted increased attention, espe- | McDonaki’s. A fight was imminent, and McDonald, Sol W L Bradley, Chase, New Orleans—N H Brig- | last night and much anxiety Is felt for the satety of the Zirginia. Buck, bop oie 4 Wabeno, ie aa ture, Robert ‘Ryerson, ‘Sarah. sitival, SCamppe! jai Cally agpialt, by reason of the variety of uses to | to protect bimseli, as he alleges, pushed Smith o ‘Sehr Jennie Stont, Stont, Savannah—| evans, Ball & Co. bens crew, consisting of eight men, EN fie ot ed Marcon, burda ved Scho. ab ead A oat Aneatrive Lady Fra nklin Chose let vale, Gardiner Which it has Leen applied. ‘The mines at Valde | the truck, his head striking the stove pavement | Schr Wk Woodall, Bussola, Buldmores Walle gaat ty Sept U—The Sappho (American yacht) has foreland, Boston: Tecumsel, Bei . Iphia; schirs Forest ailed 9th, Gecere Kolber ‘Branewricky rest Hom Salem; Freddie § Parker, Boston orn ptiadelpl Randall, New Orlean: Travers were knowa in the earl art of | and causing almost imsiant death. Smith's body anc! aehored in the Downs from west, with jibboom carried of Reed, Gardiner for do; Pearl Saco for New York; be mers. the last century, and it appears that at that | was removed to the Morgue and McDonald was Schr Kokeno, Bannister, Gloucester, Moss—Charles H | *W8Y- ‘or the produce 20 Low Greexock, Sept 10—The Lake Erie, arrived here from | 10th, Idaho (s), Guard, purposes. in” mT ae caigeny sa Se sot aii fbi Sy rere ‘Kehr Onward, Wheeler, New Haven—Rackett & Bro. Montreal, Tian boatd the Crew ot" Shiunevenal od new easy Britient Bthy, Asidereoe, Wilkmrien No; + | endamlen for tn Sallie MA Kay, Lady Franklin, Harriet: 6. Gi Li 1, ee, je 7 Br the mines and erected a ihctory et Le THE LATE FULTON STREET FIRE. Steamer Anthracite, Grace, Philadelphia. of and for Liv essel Was leare r Fuller and Suntn on aeccheaeeds te Altes Zen, abandoned waterlozged (as betore reported). youn, Kinderd K, Scherlan, New: York: Bellevue, oayen, | White Wing (A aste 10; Sappho, Hughes, Boston; Nictaux, + Reuse. The operutions have been very prosper- | The Horse San Bonnet Factory Incen. ARRIVALS, PR ad aso, from ge, ine "women wee ted “ape sta, altuated on tie right bank of the River ¥ sreVives promororon tt if now used withont an H vdaty at Bhtered ont Hh, San Antonio (), Rea, for Galveston; ) diarism. Seancl, as was. suposed, reporied July 17 as. aground Antonio ne Galveston ; MISCELLASEUUS. Titnowe atuneranon, and thus te emumentiy sand During the fire which occurred in the horse san | S#PORTED BY THE MERALD STAM YACHTS AND | Tent Or menbone, and orale aeristance was pares taroeieshe Gage Cappel Da Sia iohs, ~ ce RE ERD PROM DIFED. for pavement of public torsugiinres the ae . . HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINES, ee eresein (SENT EMMEM laws Pratner Ch and Minn )y Bre New’ York: Ocean, Boren: |", BSOLUTE : DIVORORS OBTAIN! DERG DETER i creased demana for the articie haa on q an in- | bennet factory, No. 100 Fulton street, Brooklyn, the Steamship City ot Moutreal (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool | Mh aig tla nett Sooees ae - Taing; Chevalter, 8. Paitadelp phn? Sino, fbbiken Wilmingt ton «NC: ent States; legal ey verticals Se coupe’ ca Beonalderabie tive in tie vaue. Key owed | proprietor, Mx. Hugh D. McGovern, was accused of | Sept tl, via Quee viown 12th, with wdse and ois pas. | {tom Tan ree ’ reads | Fire queens), Jol bishler, Fernambggo via Lisbon Jan | cfent caus; 20 Ravjeree t pegin- sengerd tod. Daie, Sept ld, tat al 43 N, lon. 8% 38, paxsed yan Galen, ‘a Loon, pl ina, Sabr, OFCe fi Advice free. Attorney, 10 Broadway. of operations, in 15: . to price realized was | having set fire tothe premises for the purpose Of | yroamship Edinburgh (sr), hence for London: uth, lat Surennxss, Sept 10-The Ann Mitchell (of Dundee), pou ah (par tn. “AbOMt 10000 each eee aa pe past peansnpgriero iin mele pero yet Se aratN diy 6130 We ship B D'Meteatt (Not), Irene son rote capt bt caeking fost Inches of water fet tor F Pbnarste ‘embrenicitbesitcch Se Sept THERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, carats uring the Jast Ulirty years. ‘hres | fectlener named Cornwell, who was engaged in indon for mH orks 21at, 240 miles, enst ot Sandy | hour, reports that some of the’ eaeks had evidently burs yes mbox, Sept Ii. Arrived, Benvenue, Meowan, New A. tornst fuiton avenue and I jogrum street: years ago the federal vernment jpst o business in the lower part of the building, and two Hook. Steams! rope (| nce tor Hay as she poke ped up a ;, Fe n Juries to be made regardin, the exte ab Of atic. men wamed Sundgust appeared before the oe Qiecntaerh ty mii tat at ol Sent 1Y and other gear Hare bee ireatiy damaged by bad weather, we i as Stor da Tih asa Now Zork es On a sunday from 3to9 P. M. mg mines. The resmit of these inquiries has eg. | Marshal as witiesses against McGovern. On the 4 > , . jotice e ton NO. y et - : fatitehed the existence of extensive lasers, com. | €Xamingtion, wien was eld vefore Justice | Aor scr tadanmiay boumt 8: oats ‘Bi iaien em MERREY DOCKS AND HARBOR POARD, Hintered out 10h, St Olaf (, Helberg, for New York, | | TRA, Hight hens att ny DRED Pamtente AS% prising an a 1,000 eupic yards, C: culating | Walsh, & wae shown that Mr. MeGovern’s stock | Sandy Hook, steamships Celtic, and City of Richmon Notice is hereby given that on Oe 3, 1873. the follow. Lonponperry, Sevt ll—Sailed, Amy, Brown, Philadel- the most eminent physicians in this country and surope two and on ton tend ae the yield of a cubic yard, | was insuned for only $2,150, whereas it Was worth | hence for Liverpool; same day, 220 miles E of do, stean ing additions to aad Bi ED in the lighting and buoy- OO. ot 1th, Ninfa, Chiesa, New York. at pelt lave egal only be prolonged a limited. period. Has catimated, that 760,000 tons may be extracted | othe wmarnuth’ Wor bw Produceree sn OOw | Sategmahis City ot New York (Be, Lochaal, Liverpool 1 i the Northwest Lightalin waa removed 6% mites Nw | Lari Sept i0-Salled, Wellamo, Buckman, New Fore. | EatereseNG WATER sca epee cae ZURICH, to ie] eo Meee ea lott ch Wieseees | At us: pemmason ere exnibites b Bright revolving light, , | MARSEILLES, Sept sailed, Trojan (8), New York; 8th, | suitable, for its but with the existing complica tement showing the declared value of ex- | BROOKLYN DETECTIVES IN ST, CATHERINES. | ftva "1 eae hel bie for Liverpool: | as betores “ihe. hull Mack white ribandsand i { Melito, ier moveds ihyan UNFALLIN See LHC in Brahe Dis site 40 the United States {rom the. Coussien is. sooner Hine lat te OLN, ton DS Wk ean utter Toad | Moorea ti M8 iathome tm "low. waver ‘on the ulowing ante pt §—Entered out, Tomathaut, Willert, f pie, Drone ‘Paraizel, Caloall, Iepasipengey rict a Zurich St. CATHERMES, Ontaria, sept. 22, 1873. by "an 46 Ws cs Cig eli of Lensowe Lact, SE KE, Che Paiiadetphia; Vindex, Parkhouse, cy lercator, pation ai Chronic cat fmiphleta sacra Sir, 1560 Two Rroowgn, N. ¥., detectives, Messrs. Folk a % of Sand Point Lyiias Lighthou MA N28) Cleared 10th, Tacito, Rasmussen, New ¥ _Depot and offers, No. v York. 4 a ee ee em eeeadceree:| ded: Otrwin, ace bere awaiting the delivery of bape rigges wan rs mith two tunnein hen ke ‘Aug 3 Chester hay Buoy. 8 by W, nM rien Peat ae herein, See wn, Pare fy yOu Exow itr , ) te (Br), Ovenstone, aden e 0) A ined ou! 4. | $152,880) $390,447) $471,761|1, 004,680) 8407,666 | Lowenstein, the man charged with having mur, Matix 88, NR, cen fiZ and He Jolin NB, wi, with Sihast Horse Cnauuet Fal nat ‘Buoy, BE % F, 8% miles nipUatrge Sales, 8 Nancy Pendleton, Pendleton | WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPINITE OP LIME AND’ 8 to Healersou se cosa lat dna alsin Seale ete | Seam Washington en Midey andeedeeeteatbed te gertnals Pea relnteas ee eT ee ee 7 A demeg TORR ANESR. Arne tateng Serre Guonse. Mew | Sori Mia cu imme fae. cure for general Mt, Sires woods.) “teas 96) Quebec for tie Governor General's Klgnatore. ‘The | Soho Re et an a fatten ivantabllehed inthe approach | | Fnaiwix Point, Nept 1O_Pagsat i eet t Lucknow, Wat- | nervousness night sweats prosiration of the vital forces, ig a bai oe tr fooked for in a ody prety stcdmahip Hatteras omnia wnat Oe Fag Ae rane “ater Liverpoot | “Parnovsn Be ora or roa Astrea, Buglsch, New- | restore your strength and pulld 70 up anew ip aneret ng Zotals i ‘ rT. ext 45018 ——_ wie vadee bod LRP giver ee sii: and ds moored on the by By ‘ug S=Cleared, Riyiras tar Rew For 3: Sous tyatent M. adhe ory \. 3860, | isto. | aT. {e_ 1972, NAVAL INEELLIGENOB, peark Verena py thor, M Martols, Lamerick 8 days, ia | following marks and bear ine eet ie Mctia, roa tie, Ba Mi oan, (Ase tonic for invalids recovering from fevers or ores ——..|. jast, to ‘ 2 E ill Mt viel: Gotion sooge.| ‘$40 67 $28,9 i cana Captain J. P. ©. De Krolt has been orderea to the snark, Qheistel Ese, cyte Ff eke Holyoke so i Lighthot St so eaten pens Nb, for G for Corks brane fs Bali, Ne * asereh, in Merve i —- energy and hastening perfect re- - 1.892,480|2,058,787|2,297,485 | Command of the Saranac, F¢lieving Captain F, & | Hark Theresa Estere (Ital), bound wes Hes, 4 J hea nce Sasi covery. ™ 737) oy bry] Phelps, who is ordered to temporary daty as Light ome fel, trom aloft to the deck and 7 by Ny i by 8. 4 mice a Bet ce Whitehill, New pM INOHRSTERS STERN'S TYPORH SPHITE is ; house I tor of the Twellt): district, Captain lames porarily rclieve’ from dut; H ae imapocste of ot heen ith Ligh thouse austrie, pe, JOEY Von op Bere. 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