The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1874, Page 16

14 NEW YORK HERALD. SUN DAY, OCTOBER 1, 1874.—QUINTUPL | SHEET. SEE. SS sn dk nh ——r - . : pe mines tha the ai | mahogany to.me Commercial Warehouse Co; vessel to isa combination of the Carrier and swift [ BOSTON, Oct 10—-Arrived, steamer Arlen Wi , WASHINCTON WESTON’S WALE. pao Gienerive. shat the enuselol tne ftosnie BH Neto aio, walla aad Wyss kanasoee Bhuiadeiptia: “bare Gis, lootwen, “Zanabar “e . a Sehr J & Ridgeway (of Philadelpnia), Townsend, Jack- Lavxcn#o—At Hodgdon’s Mills, Boothbay, 29th ult, b: Carris inslow, Welsn, Kosario; schrs Western’ Sta) \ e rd Lap dae Te rt ig erg {he long contin» | oaviite Zaays wih lumber to Drew & Buckie. vessel 0 | weioncal a eavevs 4 clipper sehooues mained GM Pink. Crowell, Baltimore: Frank Hernert, Crowalh ‘ * aie ~ > wer. bi elphia: mh ropshire. ‘oueh ee] } Warninaron, Oct, 10, 1874 Weston vrougnt is walk to a conclusion last } rayor o: mis countrymen. the Welsh portion of the | "ache Traveller, Hodges, Jacksonville 10 days with | adhe amtand or Gant Gal Bookham Theos ahey | White, Hopkins, Jackronvilie: MB Maller: Montgomares : : Prospect of | Bight at twelve o'clock, having accomplisued but | employés, It seems that coal = miming | lumber wo master, Is bound to Alby Sclooners tor the sane business are under way at this | Savanbal: Ait slalsdell, Bourse. Alextndeing G f@he Railway Mail Service— 346 miles Out of the 500 be proposed to walk. ‘The | has | lor the workmen its ughts | Sehr Carolin kill, Washington, XC. ¢ days, with | plac H Bent, smith, Poughkeepsie ; Cabot, tllis, Hoboken; an Early Settlement of the Question. erepene and sh dows, easy a8 well as hard | avat stores and cotton to WK Hinman 4 Co. At Harpewell sth inst, by D O Merryman. 9 S-masteg | ee ee ieeeiha cAlhambre, Doane, Halife Colonel Tom Scott, President of the Pennsyl- causes of his lailure have already been refer:ed to | Worx, and it rests with the mime boas to make bobr ates Tee warren. Repent. sehr of pout 20 fons, qyned by W Ht doidén 4 9, and ea asres -eignmnet fi von taht Meniane im ian vlitout. wat wir, Linekiey, President of the | 1 the HERALD, and thereiore need no further re- | it eusict or harder, proftable or unremunerauive, | Kehr Glenwood. thalock, Kiehinond lor Harttord, giters of Fortiand, to'be commanded by Capt James | Someriet Baty Tae haat Noe Orleahee ee { eee Rabpees, and Mr. Hinckiey, iroad, | Mark, but to Say that the pluck and energy extub- | according to his whim. Mr. Davis is accused of | Schr OF binns, Steelman, Virwinia, ‘Av'vast Deering, Me, by Master Sarzent, at high water | Mary Baker, Thompson, st Domingo: Anw Be Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltim re Ratiroad, . giving his countrymen the best places in the Sehr Ema. Whitman, Virginia, Saturday noo the bark Aunic Lewin b7l tons owned | Charlottetown; Winship, Doane, New Orleans; Bi seonference with Postmaster | !ted by Weston during the past two days was last | mine, and with iavoring them in every possibie Schr DE sawyer, vennett, Virzinia. by K Lewis & Co, aud others of Portiand, Me, to be | Stowe, Manson, Baltimore; Sunight, bth i ‘mad 4 . mine’ ‘ Fenr © & © Brooks, Scull, Virginia. commanded by Uapt & Morse, formerly of bark Tatay, 5 + Baxer, i tanec: bourse! con bight greatly applauded by the audience present | way.’ The Irish @ protested against # © Brook’, Scull, Virginia. RM ie Tata, delptiia; Tunis Depew, Baxer, New York ; Blige son, Clark, Glouceste: General Jewell to-day in regard to the disputed ‘but his action bas | Se0r8A Barr, Arnold, Vircinia, Lauxcu—hip Spartan, of 150 tons, owned by J Henry | “UU MMORE. Oct 10—Arrived, steamship Rarnberd, GW Anderson, Anderson, Virginia. vate the compan’ y . ! in the Hippodrome, which far exceeded that of | BIS system to Scar Alice Ida, Porter, Virginia, : 7 hed f sompensation for railway mail Service, ” been sustained, and the Irishmen concluded to 5 oF Sears 4 Co and otbers, of Boston, will be launc! rom | (Ger), Jacger, Bremen. al Mange superintendent of tis branch of | AY might during the week. He retired to | stike against his being Fetained in power. The | feht Liticeaaikeahune tera ee eee SET ait Liclok Me she ty 2 | cleared: Steamships General. Werder (Ger), Roerinnd ae pessas tarvice ‘also 100k part in the thformal | his room on Friday nigut at 120. 03m. o7s., having | cause tor discontent existing iw was not aimeult Rone Ji ouana. lwell Vinge Hoafon,Incwiey between it and Vo'clock 4. She 2M | Bremen: James a Gray Hall, Newborn, NO; bark » als ~ | to. fin je Oe outbreak. This jour rel, ine! Big feet bet decks. She has been ‘NGOR! discussion, asa result of which it 18 Row confidently | Accomplished bis 24th mile, His fect were €X- | was iurnished about the 1st of September, when | Sloop MA Hayward, “trong, Virginia. PoE eae ee i etemaunce al sen commander, Onpt nEAYEQR Oct S—Arrived, schr Abby Weld, Yeato Bi be - i , alter being prop- | Mi, Davis discharged an Irish lad Lyons, a ae Isaac N Jacksoa, Who is also a part owner, Cleared—Barks Gomez LU (P¢ that all the matters at issue will be ami- | tremely sore and palniui; but, al . 5 Scur Exertion, simmons, Virginia. jarks Gomez I (Port), Terceira, Verds: ane 41 satisfactorily arranged without further | €rly attended to, he obtained a good sound sieep neh work irom ae aed Fain unit ix ct Fee aac: Gaskile Vingraie- ea putyt HASH: New Yori (unos AY#S3i aehe vaaiee's q u > skill, ‘ fa 4 fi serious aimouity. The rallway Presidents win | Utieight o'clock. He made bis tirst start on the | ih'the evening,-and not permitted to go to dinner, | Schr 3 T Williams. Newbury, Virginia. Arrived at New Bedford Oct 9 achr Wm Wilson (of | HiLFAST, Oct é—Sailed, brig RS Hassell, Partridged Marion). Braiey, Atlantic Ocean, with 190 bbis sp oil. St Marys. Rauted from do ath, schr Admiral Bike, Hathaway, | “BATH. Oct 8—Sailed, schre Allee Oaken Marson? New York: Marion Draper, Mulley, Georgetown; emboay their views in writing for the considera. | track at 9b, 08m. 42s. yesterday, and walked with- | while the Welsi boy who worked with him had his ig Fe, Cale, Virgins tion of the Department, and meanwhile Colonel | OUt a rest until the 30sd mile was recorded, when | dinner nour the same as the other empioyés. L. sere 5 rodinore, Georgetown, DC, y Schr Miranus, Hardy, Baltimore for New Haven, for Marion. and bis friends very baturally regarded this Spoken. McFarland, Philadeiphi Scott assures the Postinaster General that he will | Ne stopped for lunch and to have bis feet looked | nar trearment, and upon the boy insisting upon | ,, Bark Irene (Non), which arrived at Gravesend BAY OM | sie s snip Lessing (Geo, hanes fie Hamburg,’ Oct & | CHARLWEOM Oot FClesiea) achir'mnies A Seribuerg do everything in his power to secure rapid transit | t He began his perigrimations again at | going to lis dinner he was deprived of work, the sth, came up fo the city AM 10th. ' Jat 42 02, lon 63 43. Charchy Haluarere and a genera) strike resultea. The strike contin- Bark Mercur (Nor), which arrived at Gravesend Bay Ship Hoogh: . Seiders, trom Gl ow for 8an Fran- hr Charles R Morford, Bardge, New York. jor the nails and increase the facilities of the pos: a ae ie ee en beter lPeped Bsa be ted muti! Monday last, when the Welsh inners ex. | Sebtl6, came up to the city AM 1Uih. clad manne ine Xi lon th wen clase nai i ith Balled, stgamer Gult stretm, "whiten, ‘New tal car service. arena uni ad pi Pp pressed @ willingness to to work if suM@cient Passed Through hell Gate, “a American ship, pound West, showing signal a Lotti Arrived, barks Brothers (bp Ye ray avbed? ‘Greenock ana New Yorks es pion, Lockwood, New York) total, which now stood at 32z miles, Dinner was | protection was afforded them. The subsequent ‘i ; Ala (Nor), Aslaks Wastsiqn: Roget cee nerve e™ | xo cone of the: Gee At thls ‘aime, counting of | svete. t_(R0SHRNCME RABS QitDAgS Lean pinde ya ge authie showing signal LWQY, from New York for New | Posi AM ean ships Chis of Mineral L ie Opeae OF SG eee public by telegraph, but a startling sequel is yet | _ Steamship Franconia, Brags, Portland for New York, | Zealand, Sent. lacsi Ni lon 3eW. oo | rag, Foster, Boston. Acting Secretary of the Interior Cowen to-day | Tosst beet, rice Pudding, &., which was eaten | Yo: anticipated. aoe ae eet er tt xanger, Keune. | Manco aug St iat 9M, fon We Sea eta asp Whee Nelle Eaton, Orearson, affirmed the decision of the Commisstoner of the | With great gusto, Un resuming on ene SomnrrioN o, THE MNERS Down a8 Nauar. bank for New York 4 days, in ballast to Evans, Ball & a SDAMARINCOTTA, Oct t—fowed to sea, snip Norris, a General Land OfMce rejecting the claim of the | a4 5M. 40m. Ge, the lameness of the DAit | co miners in tms quarter since the beginning of the | Schr Ocean Helle, Mills, Windsor, NS, for Richmond 7 | NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, CBIGUTON. west ‘ToAtrived, schrs Sarah W Blake.’ Sate of Nevada and the Central Pacific Railroad | aithough it really was but the effect of tne | Year, With the exception of at one colliery, belong- | 24% With plaste Briggs, New York. ‘ atome 600 acres of land near the Comstock Lode, | oie ee ee et eee such’ mite | Ug To the Leigh and Wukesbarre Coal Company, | Sct ge baie ilupoard: New Wedtard for New York tpi aaantn ail ‘ eal enter Greely, New Yorke Cammings, Philadel was notched up at 8h. 37m. 028, When arest until | Where the men were cut down seven cehts per | kenr Jamen Fitch, Smith, Block Island tor New York, | , Merchants. shipping agents and ship captains are in- } phia; Hunter, Green, New Yor and reserving them as mineral lands, gh. 13m. 508, tor the purpose of changing cloties, | CaN ‘This as proved @ heavy reduction, especially | with fish toorder, " * | formed that by telegraphing to the Tinauy London | a eT ie Marchies ne ean S oe Bint The Agency for the Negotiation of the | was taken, On reappearing on the track he was eter the ouanaen. oF ee 6, sonal Corporations, Schr Margaret Kennedy, Sullivan, Providence for New | Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at und depart- | Ge, nny DC. ae é yons, Baker, ovation of cheer: cl wo out of wo! a ¥ i—schrs Benjamin, Crossman, ——; Stari ; ‘There is Aol pquaapreargraggeiane for the Whuennaturaliy" ba the eect of inspicitina Pratinion ieee pranednce tae PB pry ceed heap set sae tidied acai floteibeny rin a nitieen ie grr plisagn Biaichiord, ana | Mery alah New Yorks panne eae " him; tor as he lett the judges’ stand on bis re prices an Oo Behr ¥ Boy, if 1 G11, ——— 5 1. negotiation of the new funding bonds has been | Hits 10F 88 he Inlt the Judgen arse tobe per. | the profits. of the coal conspirators. The | Sche Laake Bay, Blake: Hiaetiord tor Nee Pek, Core | United States, the same will be cabled to this country | “ 24—Arrived. sche ached i K lersey, « ins ore. re iN 10—Passe: in for ( miners have felt very indignant toward Mr. | seur Connecticut, Dehart, Providence for New York, | tee of charge and published. LA ag oe Meat tal hen " ‘af vendered by the President to Alexander G. | (eyed te eo a oa anne tor we wet | Charles Purrish, President of the company, for tis | Schr American agies Shaw, Cobassce Nattows for hauticlees from Kio; Wisland (ene en rea @attell, ex-Senator from New Jersey. Though | ness in nis feet at all. He occasionally spurtea | @CUionin this matter, but their organization had bat eek Babies Pantuans’ for New York. OUR CABLE SHIPPIXG NEWS. from Demerara. iy ™ , nothing is oMcially known, the statement is be- | round the track, and made circuit alter circuit in | been destroyed by the long strike of 1870, and they | ENT Mitt, provi lear New Yorke or Im, 158., 1m. 208., 1m. 348, and so on, and on one | felt themselves powerless to regist the combina- 8 Meved to be true, el occasion he mace the round in 1m, 0és. By mid- | 40ns ol the monopolists, Since September of last r Tile E. Heath, Dighton tor New York. ; Becker, for Barbados; Leonard Myers, for’ r Haze, McNamee, Greenwich for New xorK, with Byistou, Oct 9-Satted, bark Rosetta McNeil, Bryaut, | more, for Barbados; I Brigntman, for Nemesane: ‘assed out—Steamer Wilinington, for Havana; der Palo Alto, for io: Paiadin, tor i Tone ee rich ok Se! Suna UNRNENE Nod 3 year the miners and laborers employed about the | stone to ordai 4 . ‘ara; echri OBITUARY, Becca his G4eth mule, wolen broagat the | tines or thus valley have barely realized ‘enough | Schr nel}. Morrell, S'amrora ror New York. United States. qantas Gercaibe nada decent carters None aa ) . . from their labor to maintain their families, and : Shirley, Providence tor New York, with Buxwxn, Oct 8—Sailed. ship Edith (Br), Rogers, United FALL RIVGR, Oct 7—Sailed, schr Vanl Brown, Emer. - is CRA many have seen starvation staring them and their | ™ds¢ and passengers. States. son. Georgetown, DO. The Duke of Leinster. THE RETUBN RIFLE MATCH. little ones tu the Jace. ‘They are more hopeiul just BOUND KASF. Capiz, Oct — —Arrived, brig San Prisco (tal), Cafiero, | xINRIANOLA, Sept 30—-Cleared, sehr Jefferson, Bakerd A cabie telegram from London, dated yesterday, | coionel Wingate, on venaif of the Amateur Rite | marider of the yeur, BX anticipation wanich it 1s | 1s:t{AmstiP Chesapeake, Johnson, New York tor Port- | New York ;schr John L Merritt, Halsey, do. MOBILE. Oct Arrived, brig Adeone (Ger), Warthe the 10(h Inst, reports as follows The Duke of | Club, having accepted the challenge of Major | be trusted will be realized, Po aaie City of Fitchburg, Baker, New York for New 2 Bonpravz, be claplah i bark Eleanor Grace (Br), bir Bo daneiee a. Wests Gab: si 4 MINE DISASTERS, | Bedford. pencer, New Orleans. ° 9th—Cleared, schr U M Newins, Ruland, E: 5 ¥ Leinster, who bas reser Sertously ill for some time, |"Leech jor aa American team to shoot areturn | itm te past year much property in mines | Sc! et ara eens. Firs Senso for Salem. Dvnuix, Oct 10Artived, bark MD Rucker (Ger), | .NEW ORLEANS, Oct 6—Arrived. Up, ‘sbipa A oni died last night.” The cable announced, under er- | match with the Lrisy competitors at Dublin next | has oeen damaged and destroyed in the vicinity of inguaa, Heaney, Port Johawn for Providence. | Ahrens, New York. Garry Antwerp: Ellen Bother. W000 Wana 1 de Sehr M: ‘ Foneous information, the death of His Grace @ | year, all Americans who share the national pride | Wikesbarre. Swiger’s Euterprise mine has sul | Schr MB stmith, Chadwick, Kddyville tor Bostun via Elsinore; bark Laurita, Winkle, Rio Jangiro; rs) Evsrrore, Oct 8—Arrived, bark Harmonie (Nor), Jan- Gertrude? Howes, Ward, Ruatan; Mousdeaeks baker 4 t 2 ce, fered considerably from cave, and the Ballmore | Schr H A Dewitt, Hance, New York tor Ai ta. short time since, We then pubitsned in the HER | in the reputation of our marksmen will gladly | mime has suiered severely irom Internal fires as | Schr H & Hallock. Hallock, Clinton Poin ior Beco. sen, New York, A rac vearhasks Benet (Sp), “eptforde, Havana... aLp a biographical sketch of the distingutshea | read the note subjotned, in which a contribution | has also the largest and most profitable works of Ge KT Graham, Jarvis, Raritan River for Provi- Guascow, Oct 10—Arrived, ship Tamerlane (Br), Kerr, 9th—Cleared, schrs Norma (Mex), Listo, Tabasco; Ex: nobleman, who was for very many years— | of $250 is remitted to the club toward deiraying | the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company, the | “Ur attie Perry, Chi New York. oaltor, tor ——— ' ! . ry, Chase, Philadelphia for New Bed- tah ! dolore the creating of the Dukedom | the expenses of the match, which the writers justly | been “dyhtiog ie “ire dond™ ate the latter | “ine paxie. Watson, Weebawxen for Newport Groucestur, Oct 10—Arrived, bark Luigi R Qtab, Ca | yaw'vonce West Stentor ibe, Moron ees Deseborts er Abercorn and the Dukedom of Connaught | consider a national enterprise: place, and at last, through the untiring enercy | sehr #4 Deming Jones, Amboy for Hartiord. Seetee For : Gleareds cteanitnlns, CAE: (ek suman aa yeee freland’s only duke. Augustus Frederick Fitzger- Wixpson Horet, New Your, Oct. 10, 1874, | und Under the direction of the saperintendent, | chr T Bodine. rlivie, Part sohnyon for Pawtucket. Livenroon, Oct 9~Bailed. barx A Goudy (Br), Scovill, | PQols Western Merronolis, Qu oe New Mt aid, Duke of Leinster, was born on the 21st of | Colonel Gzoucy W. Wixcaru, President ‘Amateur kite | Welt eflorts are near y crowned With success, | It Schr WM kvetety Everett New Sark tor Boston, — eh marci Pe edtetat aaa Oct b—arrived, schr DG Floyd, Oltf= 7 = DAD 2 OI a e chr Gi ri Hf if eturn |, bark Sara’ uglass (Br), Douglass, for | ford, Rondou * Augnsi, in the year 1791. He was the representa- Simin common with all Americans we have | only destroy tte utility o1 the mines, but aiso en- BORE SUP rood, Balnah Siaaione me narsond. United States (eos below). . = Salted—sehr Lanra Robinson, Robinson, New York. La et tive of the famous Geraldines who went to Eng- Mi ie | danger the litue bomes of the miners. The mines | Schr H Biackman, Pike, Port Johnson for Providence, th—Arrived, schr MH Read, Benson, Marion tor Phils, van from Normandy with the Conqueror, ana | MAH ist, qrecamegy, and while proud of the fuccess | now opened by the Lehigi aud Wilkesbarre Coal She Argo, Besse. Have Xork fax Wavelam, Red eee Se Teese call hth Dupham, | adslonits wn. che! a-iMtcivedy sue 'earans we BIEN thence. to” Ireland, many centuries’ ago. | Flad that the honors of the-contest were so equaly | Company embrace @ larger extent of coal prop- Shy & Gurney, Givaeen Now torrente bs Nnited States; 10th, 2 FM, steamship Belgic (Br), Metcalf, | riggs, Dighton for New York (and sailed Oth) + Glonces ‘he house bas ” produced many men | divided as to reflect no discredit upon their gallant op- | erty than is managed i A se other similar corpo- ‘nr A Gurney, Gurney, New York for New Haven, New York. i} ) v le: ponents who crossed the ocean to shoot this mutch. ration in the country. ‘Thiee new slopes will be | fopr Hishland, bynch: Albany for Roslyn.” | Qumexstows, Oct 10—Arrived, bark Kong Sverre (Nor), Providence for New Yor! of eminence among eke a cus | The circumstances connected with this contest have | opened by the company Within @ year from now bethport for Portland ; George Hotchkiss. Doyle, Hoboken! Forald, The Norman blood waived with Thee oF tee | pagtage uch s character, as to do mi eh tp create a ahd the production of coal by te organization | “AIM nce s Parker, Carpenter, New York for Glen greeter p Nevada (Br); Piss, Now | GOR eee ee tee * be y e ‘0. jons an ir C o b sl Ht a }») Price, D p| a j Imsh Celts ensily and naturally, so that the hith- | it wise w encourage such contests in the iuiure. We are, | Wil. probably, be about half sufiicient for tue 5 York tor Li NEW LONDON, Oct Arrived, schrs William Stevens, ‘ “4 . . present market. r Sallle Burton, Palmer, Now York for Stamfora. ‘ork tor Liverpool. yay r ' erlo Waning Geraidines soon earned the national | te.e‘are, pleased to sce that you have, on behalf o1 the Elwell, New York for Bangor; A M © Smitn, Rogersy Invute o: being’ designated as “more Iriey | Ataieur Kite Club, and of American riflemen, wccepted PROSPECTIVE REDUCTION OF WAGES. —— Sailed 9th, steamship City of Montreal (Br), Mirehouse | Cape Sable for New York. | ro oa 7. | atlenge of Major Leech to shoot @ return match in It is rumored that the companies are arranging SAL (trom Liverpool), New York. NEW HAVEN, Oct8—Arrived, schr Brandywine, Allem,. than the Irish themselves!’ —ipsis Hibernis Hiver- | Dupin next year, and have no doubt butwhat you will | for a reduction of the miners’ wages, ty take SAILED. A 5 ; New York. wiores. Tne Duke of Leinster, now deceased, did | be abie to secure # team that will uphoid the credit ot place on the first of January next, The workmen — Iso sailed 9th, 5:30 PM, steamship Adriatic (Br), Perry Cleared—Schr Magzie & Lucy, Avery, Baltimore, . ‘ BO Of late years take any active part In public lie, | America upon such an occasion. are also preparing for another struggle with capl+ Steamships Republic (Br), Liverpool; China (Br), do: | (from Liverpool), New York. 9th—Arrived, schr M Munson, Hoboken. He was a hberal im politics, bur conservative on een peoenizin Soa your club, m macang bn f tal. atrney eee perfected seair oreanien ton Ea eg Tg ‘rigs beed an, Her. Rorrervam, Oct 8—Sailed, bark Ceres (Ger), Dollrer, Fleeared—scht Es Fone Peers, sents; stiO! ne. ep, are a ‘epresentative cay 3 % 5 : 10} ir), ow; ‘ i} Pere |. 10th—Arrived, ay ligh » PR; jee simestion of @ repeal of the union with Eng- | Ti to enable them tocarry the matwer to wsucccsstul | throughout the Wyoming region, and tne etfort to | Mexican Havana, Progress ee; Acapulen Aspinwall, | New York. Geot McDowell, Curt, New York; James H’ Hoy conclasion. ample funds should be provided to meet ail | reduce wages will inaugurate suspension of min- | City of Austin, Galveston and Key West; Gen Meade. Trrestg, Oct — —Arrived, barks Kalk (Aus), Wallu. sa expenses, we have decided, as a marc of the interest w ing in t uarter for th onths of January and | New Orleans; Huason, do; San ralvador, Savannah 4 . ” sy: Miss Stuart Hall, the Authoress. take in the'matel ‘and asa token of our respect and Be | Raton nec lousee oe Ths coutionks consis’ cont Monrgomcrv. do; Vindjeator. ‘Unaneston:’ Bepetactor, | Shing, Philadelphia; Emma (iia, Costango, New Yor boy: s Stuart Ha z 7 eem for the gentlemen of the Irish team and thei ry a iim ingte i minion, Richmond, £c; a wick, Pavonia ; ‘I a Miss | uary Hall, an Kngllsh magazine writer | [rin for no have teavone scene a eo hnd thelr ane 18 not a pleasant one a bat it | Knight, Georgetown, DC; North Point, Philadelphia: Loxpow, Oct 10—The passengers of the Quebec and Liv- Baled—Schr A P nmer. Izard* Kaltimore, and auihoress of “Syvil Gray,” “Biancne’s Wan- | contribute $20 (ior which we enciose a check), to pe ae. | Will have to be met, nevertheless, ship Gitana (Br) Liverpool; barks Magdalena, Ciudad | erpool steamship Ontario, before reported anchored of | —POKT ROYAL, SC, Vet lU—Sailed, schr Silver Sprayy, gernge” and some otner works ot a simiar kina, | Yoed, bY Your club toward detraying the expenses of Fee ea TE ai Emon: pare Nac, | Kerry Bead disabled, have been taken off that vewol by | WAS BIUMEMITE . Oota arrived, bark Maria Rosa, fied septemver 26, at a village in Berksutre, wt | Pecting and sending an American veam to Ireland to Rotterd: Rennavato (ital), Lond atmos, Mel: : : m ; jon; se 7 bourne; RC Bulgin Ger), Gaiveston; schr Hattie Has- | river steamers and carricd to Limerick. (Ger), Schultz, London; schr Feliz Acaso (Port), Uras,) an early age. ‘Trusting that the coming competition will be marked | S H J Pp PI N G N E WS «| kell Bark Sarah Douglass (Br), Douglass, which sailed from | Lisbon. Sumer by the same iairness and friendly teciing ag the recent ‘cthen! i Cleared—Bark Alibi (Br), Smith, Ivigtat; schr RB! The Last Chief of the Pantnays, | Blateh aid prove the bexigmung of mnany gas the recent piailed, from Lower Bay—Bark’ Adetheim (Nor, from | Liverpool for a port in the United States nas returned | taylor, uardner, Kockport ) seriously damaged, having been in collision withanother | Jvth—Arrived, steamships Fanita, Howe, New York/ . Lyon, Haltimore; Louisa Jane, bannock, Hadlock, Philadelpht wi Amboy; sioops Iilinols, Allen, Mew York: Unity, Deo Warner, Kingston, between the ritiemen of America and other countries, (Vrom the Calcutta Englishman.) we remain, yours, very truly, . OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Wind at sumset SSW, light. igi (and cleared for do); Reading, Colburn, Boston. ie , 5 ¥i te vessel. She will go into dry dock to-vigat. a I air ir aes paar he gus ere Remap announces, Sep. | __ bawe resi tea maine I lea re ah ener Oa eg Shipping Notes Ship Joven Thomas (Port), Cunha, which sailed from Baaea, and Katie G opinion.” Campian, Boron mber 1, the death 0; @ last remnant of the 0] fa 1 NEW rere eter New York Sept 3 for Oporto, is aground in a dangerous rmenia, Cole, Somerset (and cleared tor h . Panihays, whe-kave-no long etd ont-againes'the : THE NATIONAL GAME. MONTH OF OCTOLER. Ship Pactolus, 1204 tons, was lowere i trom ‘he mam- Bal ed--Steamshivs Tonawanda, for Savannah; Mary, position outside the latter port Her cargo is being dis Rogers, and Hunter, Sherman, for Providence, ant charged. ; Roman, for Boston, x , Cleared—steanishins Geo M Stout, Alexander, Provi 4 Broad way. and was followed by the Hartford steamer State of New Foreign Ports. gene T Howarai moth sectivnal dock, foot ot Rutgers street, on Wednes- la. |Pestination,| day Jast, after being stripped, calked aud remetalled, Abinese in Yunaa. After the fal! of Momein, Tasa- | * Nassau vs. Amity. Steamer. Kon, the surviving ciel, fed to Oossa, where he The rain during the forenoon yesterday could not iscoonn,. 13. | Liverpool Ri 14. | Li 4 Bow lit ba Pha reson) bark, Ww ten Fas again Desleged, ut mauaged to excape to | dampen the spirits of the lovers of the national | Pixie Feet ee peyue Green | yore. for repairs of # general nature and to metal on the BOOS Avney Aug 2 —Arrived, bark Mendota, | fon” sarui'x Teed, fecd, Be Jon NB te | e $ again sur and, | game, nearly 4,000 peopie being pres. itness remen... {2 Bowling Green ‘ erry, Portiand, via Montevideo Aug 21; brig David H. | °Niwcastus, Del, Oct 10, AM—Passed up this AM bri to a attempt to escape to British Barmah, was | © y 4.000 peopie being present to wi! 2 Bowling Gr water line, Porry, Fortiand, via Monte € gaumeanpes Del Oct id ai Pissed up this AM beg eaptured by tue Chinese and kulied, with all who | the match between the ahove clnbs on the Pros- mocompanied hit. pect Park Grounds. It was a return game, the es Amitys being the winners in each. The Nassaus On the smail sectional dock adjoining have been brigs Salled 2ith, barks smile (Br), Morris, United States; | Kirby, from Falmouth, France: Idus L Ray, from Biue Abby Clifford, 451 tons, and Walter Smith, 413 tons, and we Padie, sinclair, pais, ‘Ankathor ce ae L pire Augers 1: ma and George Woe eon uemenl eNOA, Sept 24—In por! athor (Nor), Strom, : ro es a: Moreland ai schr Victor, 166 tons, all to strip, calk and remetal. E i. | Rates eer gsiems Jacoh O Thompson, foes Frew for Boston, lag; Luisa Bruno (Ital), Russo, tor Philadel ‘William A. Blanchard, the American second bas Broadway. Steamship City of San Antonio, 1412 tons, hasbeen on } phia, do: beiphino (ital), Brignetl, for New Oriana, ; West, Leaming, and John © Co:tinghal Publisher. ee, ral sp thephetgat able 7 Bowing Green | the jarge sectional dock at Clinton street to paint, and | do; Lord Dalhousie (Bri, Plectes une; Virvaoss (Pp), ped Lizzie B Gregg, from Portland; annie B Glover, : stop, but the latter was well filled by a new player 2Bowling Green z Mestre, do: brigs Mary E Layton, Wailace, and B | and Lena Breed, from Jacksonville, the latter tor Wile , ‘The Philadelphia Ledger announces the death, 1 | named Palmer. Tae Amitys were the first to toe “185 Broadway. steamship City of Merida, 1492 tons, is now on to repair | Nash, 5] wulding, bota for Bona, Airica, to load mineral | mingion. Del. BR dl fl Philaceipnta, of the well known American pub- TisBroadway. | “nate igh Siarkse ee ee eer ey Rl uammt a tgeann gihrs Qisnhene ter Ree ADL AE the plate, and, taking advantage of the wid ; 1 0 Orleans and Havana; schrs Glendon, tor Saco, and Alex| Msher, William A. Blanchard. Born in Chester, pitching of Cassidy, made eight runs, In the sec- Yes, . da! ark, une. 1.:|4Bowling Green | The Union ferryboat Baltic, on the smaller balance’ | “Nailed previously, bark Gulnare (Br), McDonald, New | Harding, for Hoston.' Schr Fred suiith procceded th Ft f . 2 Bowling Green | dock adjoimng.nas nearly completed her extensive re- | York via Leghorn. AM. Deep laden herm brig below, coming up. fi Pas in iéo4, Mr. Blanchard went to Palladeiphia 10 | ong inning Rogers was substituted as “Iitverueot sBewitng Green | Pare She has been about three weeks on dock, and | gUmrEtenaty hand saith eine day TOR MENA Ge: | for Mot aeend Tonawinda ten Bavaneat arabes binels| ‘ Mis twelfth year, and found employment with Mat. | piteher, Caesiay acting er poorly 23, 80° .|19 Broadway. willcome ont practically a new boat, having had her | isth (not th), brig Sollicito dtu). Romano, Philadel: | Reppher, for Port Spain rbados: - | . " i , Leighton, s Sist tor New York). je 1 a ener. He remained in the same firm through its | the’ good catching of Do-cher, who played ‘I7 Bowtng Green | _ ‘The entries at the screw docks, foot of Market street, | “Saiied i7th, brig Panchiwo (3p), Cabotttrom New York), | Calaie - 1 :}2.Rowling Green | have been as follows:—Us lighthouse steamer Fern Tas | Mata ne nanney, | init Del. Oct 10 A & John Starr. from Dubii 129 Broadway. s 4 te 3 HONG Kona, Sept$—In port ships San Juan \Pernv), Sidney, OB. in ballast, arrived PM yesterday; brig, 4 Bowling Green | ¥2¢ on the large dock, receiving new wheel and under- | 4 ctuhiga, tor New York; Morning Lagat (Br). Gaston, | Nainge Feimuins tor Philadelphia; sip Tralalgar ‘une .|72 Broad way. going general repairs. There have been on the middle | tor San Francisco (since renee ismasted); bark | chanxed. ‘ ‘ork; and others reported | “PORTLAND, Oct 8—Arrived, brig Calista, Whitmore, lais. : wuccessive changes and at the same iocality, south: | third base without an error. Brown as first base Lewes, De}, Oct 10, AM—Bark John Starr, from Dubiin east corucr ci Fourth and Cuestaut streets, for Gio ee. secon Sven eaiiononeiks é - mars : 8 fair. I, more than fifty years. 1a 1865, having completed | jer feicing of Murphy, Wno inissed two fly Dalls 3) Broadway 3 Union, 193 tons, fe 3 Ca- | Omega (un), Bunce, tor New ,. Mis palf century of work, he retired from the busi- | Tae pitciiug of Donnelly’ was superior and dificult mbury., (61 Broadway. Seopa erga pnprer anh a piped pata Ts Baltimore: schrs South shors, "Whittemore, Philadel mess, leaving it With iis present owner, Henry C, | tO handle, cne Nassaus making only five base hits 1b Broadway. price, to strip, calk ani metal, and yac! ‘endorer, Hattrax, Oct 6—Sailed, schr Wm Jenkins (Br), Wolfe, | phia; Empress, Kennedy, Rockland for New York; US poss, leaving it with 1t8 prosent owner, Henty C: | i the-game. Smith on second base was excellent, 19 Broadway toclean, Pilot boats Ariel Patterson and Eamund Biant | Baltimore. os a ok cong Wilson, Atmeria, | Scuifa iiliiman, Baker. atid Caswell, Daley, Castine for i] rin; Mr. ui 1 69 Broad wav. c Maca, Sept 21—Arrived, bart ison, Almeria. Nort earecr as & bookseller snd publisher | aad Murtha ss short stop did woll. Jt was nis | x OT ire ltimtoegict ay ezsachaicautienapeby ihn 5. Arrived 19th. bark Jennie Cushman, Siualley, Lisbon; | ~Cleared—Schrs Ella T Smith, Rockhill, Philadelphias that nis house puviisued tie works of | first appearance as a mewber of the club, Below | 4Bowling Green On the small Clinton street dock have been bark | 20th, brig Mary Fink, Dyer, Gibraltar, Royal Arch, Crowell, Keunebec, to toad for do, Irving aud Cooper, and thoxe lesser jights of | M8 te score by imumgs | 31./Glaegow-..|7 Bowling Green. | George Moon (new), 500 tons, to receive a suit of metal Mania, Aug 18—In port ships Don Quixote, Penhallow, 9th—Arrived, steamer Goorge Washington, New York, American literature waose names are less famil- NINGS. ig ae sheathing, brig Jeremiah, 302 tons, to patch, and bark St pa ert Mutlah (Br), burr, tor do; Empire, Leckie, Pcp cerr ie Bareed a MAO yap sig Prag Ph 3 Beay, Mine Sodg prick and Miss sLesule ‘Tals Philades Aunity’....... eee ft eos Oe 8 Almanac for New York—This Day. Mary, 708 tons, to strip, calk and remetal. Moxtevingo, Ang 17—Sajled, ships Franklin, Linnell, | ples. and James ii Gordon, Champion, Philadelphia, ey, Muse Sedgwic s8 Leslie, This Philadel | Auity .... Be ae Bie Tt Sia 3 goat | Steamship Andes (Er), 1538 tons has been on the large | Ya!paraiso (notin port ith); Yst, Leonore, Grifin Sai | | PROVIDENCE, Oct $—Arrived, steamer MoOlellan,; phia house, too, first repubisuea—by arrangement Tmpire—Mr. Smith, of the Nassau, UN AND MOON, wicH WATRR. . | Francisco: barks Norge (Nor), New York; Windward | March, Baltimore via Norfolk; schrs Evergreen, Tur- e hors— Fy 3 SUN AND MOON. balance dock foot of Pike street, to paint bottom, and | (sr), Higgins, Portland. ; Fanny Fern, Eaton, Hoboken. th the authors—the works of Sir Water Scout seorer—Mr. Charies Powers. 6 0714 Island ? (br), Higgins, ner, Rondout; 5 * {as far back as the time when he was the anony- iL Pile oa * § or | Sandy: Hook, steamer Manhattan, 1888 tons, of the Charleston line, is | 1 port, Aug 28, barks Mathilde Octavie (By), from | sailed—Senrs Addic F Avery, ‘Ryan, Uhiladelphia, a x - we 8 joutreal; Aurelii , Cote, fro Pk, Geo; e " mous author of *+Waverley),”? of Dickens and Maf- Base Ball Note. ‘Moon set: veve — —| Heli Gate.. now on to be stripped, calked and remetalled. Isiand City, sinith, from Pensacola (all arrived 25th); | John Stockham, Hart; John Crocktord, Hart, ryatt, and the long lists of English novelists and ‘ork. a There have bee Gowanus ba‘ance 1 Sarmiento, Moody, for Portiand, repg; Bessie Simpson, re, Smith, New York. $ Miters, whose fame thus became as much Ameri- | _, The Nassaus play the Staten Islanders on Wednes- Tas ers Pecan to Leigh aphins he M a Anis aioe’ Bradrord: irom Calas: Gipsey (Br) 4 ‘remor, for ew qaye TUCKET, Oct §—Sailed, schrs Horizon, Leet, Ron- an as Enghsh. The “eucyciopaedia Americana,” | day, on the Prospect Park Groands. W YORK, CCT. 10, 1874 : : Perse posa, 360 tons, and | York: brigs Tenerifte, Tracy, Lizzie Littlesen, Dow, and | dout; Alice © Noves, Baker, New York. pupiisued by this house, was a great enterprise in | ——_——_ POR . " Robin, 275 tons, both to patch metal; schrs Thomas Wil- | Annie W Goddard, Johnson, for do. 9th—Sailed,schrs Ella Mathews, McElwee Philadel- ts day, and this perhaps led the way to scientific 1 THE MINERS’ STRIKE ———»-_—_- - Mams, 72 tons, and Emma Arey, 330 tons, to paint bottom, Be 4—In port brig Geo Latimer, Morris, from A po GR Brooks, Haverstraw; Rachel Jaue, books and this in tarn to medical literature, with J CLEARED. and brig Wiley Smith, 243 tons, also to paint. Pacrou, Oct 1—Cleared, bark Rambler (Br),McEach- | KIGHMOND, Oct 8—arrived, steamship Wyanoke, Whien the house has been maialy concerned jor ——-—_— gules On the Erie Basin sectional docks have been elevator | ern. Pensacola. Conch, New York. many years past. For more than tw , , bie Rio Graxve, Aug 3)—Put back, sche Paulus Ger), for | Cleared—Bark Jernhyrd (Nor), Barth, Rio Janeiro. Tere ne satires from “Desness' ‘Mr Spinasoard Origin and Character of the Trouble at | steamship Repubite (Br), Gleadell, Liverpool via | Transporter, to repair wheel: tus EA Packer, for gene- | sandy Mook, with damage. (the had sailed on the | ROCKLANI, Oct S—Salled, eehr Facile, Ginn, New 7 | onl % Qneenstown—RK Jortis. ralrepairs; schrs H G Russell, and Emma Crosby, to | 24th Aug. York. Was zealous, active and foremost in the m-nage- | MoosicmTemporary Cessation of Hose | Steamship China (Br), Gill, Liverpoot via Queen | cary and paint; sloop Waterloo, to alk, and General hasvOR Aug 25—Sailed, bark Jupiter (Gori, for San | ~ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct2—Arrived, bark David Hoad- mout of its affairs; be was cirector of the Weat- i wWie the Mines—Another —C G Francklyn. ; 28th, brig HL: on, CI Pi his. astie, NSW, via Honolulu. ‘ ern Bank and of tue Franklin Insurance Company, | tilittes—Affaire at ‘oMeamslip City ot Richmond (Br). Brooks, Liverpoot | Newton's dredging scow, for new honse and general re. | Puanemeo; Aut. pris Hxperion, Clark. Futladelp hia. eEieared Brig Kolm, Fruls, ADIs. ! but these ollices, too, he was obliged to give up | Strike im Prospect. via Queenstown—J ( Dale , pairs. | Srdoms, Na, Oct ¥-Clearcu, schr The Star (Br), Clark, | _ SALEM, Oct s—arrivod, sehrs Lizzie Carr, Teel, and og inuirmiy. Moosic, Pa., Oct. 9, 1874. Seamahip The Queen (Be), Bragg, Liverpool—F Wd peti nabo SE nnn cana, pera, | Beeettestesteet Bt George, Me, or New York, Beektur Thomas H. Rochester, of Rochest Eversthing 1s quiet im and around this place | "iteninship Hermann (Ger), Meyer, Bremen—Oelnichs Bria P. cen ais prey taeea 1 Gr), Dever, Miran todays! ata. A plese a teanale WARBOK, Me, Oct &—Salled, schrs Seventy~ 5 ester, 0! ochester, # \ 5 “ nic PRomar (Ger), coming out of Tono! ‘WitaMPoa. —In port Evernal er). Horst . Teal, New York. N.Y to-day, The rain, which c@ptinued to fall inces- | & Co... acapmico, Gray, Aspinwali—Pacifc Mail | sepr struck on the bat, biiged and becaine mann for New York wince vincked)y Juan f Pearson | “TINKYAMD HAVEN, Oct 9—Arrived, steamers Tho Be Roch 6 egie’ a A santly for two days, has given way to bright, | steamship SO + mets Wherwood, Havens de wreck; captain and crew saved. ma (an). LeBouel, tor do. ; ed ah, Seiki ee Cont ede Shera porte for FhilAcs oe eae mas dM, vochester, an eminent citizen ol me ¥ Ste: ny ly ol a 1 000, 1 So Bi e DD N, 350 i ARMOUTH, , Oct 8—Salled, ship Pe! oun ), | sailed) ; bari . Ct I. y Rochester, N. ¥., died in Roches nn | Pleasant weather, and the Sherif”s posse guard. | » Mex tire & Sons. vetn ee eee OT STEN ee te Coder tain Paice: | Perry, New Oricans. Rug 17; for Boston: schrs Peacedale, Narragansett Pier, >: Ys dled in Rochester On the 6 | ing the works of the Glenwood Coal Company find Steamship City of Anstin, Eldridxe, Galveston via Key |. Newoastic and loaded with coal tor ‘¢ Pee eae wate for Bath: Bessie Murcls, Portemouth for Philadelphia, : seve pn years, . i —C H Mallory & Co, ‘ , en Stvawent MAIN, : assed Hast—Brig Car : i sent tha’ be wth whieh oe cd: eC: shea eae | thee peerirn seiee airy emiuraniy ad ce : he | “Stramship Gen Meade, Sarapson, New Orleans—Prederia Duneith tienes Ho Garde for beats th eAxrrEne, Sent 16—Satled. Ciaiathea, Stlansen, New Or- | | Sulled—Brig Hudorus schrs Gent, Allegany, Vapor, fires ited edrsgpates | company have been able to get but a few | Baker. ie New Orleans—Clark & Sea. | Danube: loaded with wheat for Cork ; from Cork to Liv- | leans (not San Francisco, ak cablec a india, | 7ree Wind, Dresden, Beane Morris, Peacedalo, Parse forty years. Mr. Rochester was born on the 234 Welsh miners together, and the amount of steamship Hudson, Gager, 1 erpoat sihence to, Cleveland, with, merchandise, ig btiston, Sept 21--bropped ‘down to Kingroad, fy Ann, Henry, sroakey, H ery, Whive, Le Ham ic Leon, @f September, 1797, in Hagerstown, Md. He was | eog) prought from the mine is really in- | Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, Savannah—R Low- | Orior. schr Charles Walker went atthe same time to | BORveAUX, Sept 20—neiled, Jason, Greram, Baltimore. | Bertha Souder, George H Bont, Mary H yancleat tae a “the hunured acre lot,” on @ part of which the Baixnam, Sept 23—Of, Emma, Bullin, from Dunkirk ‘th—Arrived, bark Omoa (Br), McWilliam, Liverpool. a lcuekaae aioe : a ) ' ate VSept 25—Arrived, Neckar '@), Meyer, | Jane, Burnah, Lize L (Br), rot kathanlel Rochester, after whom the city | significant, No more arresta have been made, “Gteamehip San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah—W R | Same places, And took load of coal to Sea of Azof the last | New ork. iar at ‘ ; Vea x Mean cro NO, Oct 8—Cleared, bark Speed (Nor) ehe: XN. Y., was named. 3 ider | c ‘ 4 ‘ be it 13 1, Pelay ler, New y IN. NC, jC 5 On . of Rochester, N. ¥., was named. in 1s00 the elder | anq the policy of the company seems to be paciilc rom up Vindicator, Doane, Charleston—Wm PClyde | Sonn Pavres (Ger), which lett Rlo Grande do Sul Anz | york late Farauon, Borotan: dor kocheko, Jobnsun, | Olsen; Curk lor orders; brig Three Sisters (Sp), Bend-| y Mr. Rochester purchased what was tien kuown 48 | an conciliatory rather than to still turther éxas- | 4c 2%, put back on the Suth damaged, but of what nature | yore tee Caen New Urioals, Rb heh fat Seg | | mst Benefactor, Jones, Wilmingion, NC—Wm | not reported. ‘ city now stands, in isi Thomas fl. came with his | Perate the already greatly excited feeling of the | ,CStR e Go, ‘Scur Dexta, from New York for Wareham, which an- | tor New York. 5 Cleared, brig Erie, Sears, Kingston, Ja. Jatber wo Western New York, locating at Dans- | Irish miners by retaliatory measures, The strikers Steamsh'p Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk, City Point | ehored at Beaver Tail In distress, was towed thence to Darvirr, dept %6—Artived, Tyrrell, Morgan, Antwerp. Ville, In 1815 the famliy rewoved io the town Of | paneny Wednesday have ail been released on | #24 Klchmoad—Old bominion Steamship « Newport and discharged for $500, Entered’ for loading 2th, Jas Paton, Cotter, Yoko- ; Bast Bloomseld, Thomas fH. removing to Roches. | **Ptured on We y i | q gigamsiuy & C Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DOT)“ geie Grrrvenurc, sunk at Charleston in thelate gale | MAME 1g sd roay Belborne, Hill, New | Serr eee nrennrnnn ‘ter the sume year. in 1915 Le visiied tne Territor: ball, and their faces gladdened their homes yester- | C Kenyon. ‘ as pumped out Uct 5. , Caviz, Sop’ Ady Ls . | sas y | Steamstitp North Point, Smith, Philadelphia—Lorillara | Was pump York; Alianza, Bourte, New Orleans, gow known as the State of Missouri. He re- | day, ‘The men appear to be sullen and moody, and | sreamshiv U ‘ i Scur Pioxeen, from Bangor for Friendship, Me, lumber | Drac, Sept 26—Olf, Thorwald, Christensen. Nieww Diep TS Maived there two years, duriug which ume | hi but « Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, Port! laden, sprung sleak and was ran ashore near Rockland | for New Orleans; siso bark —— (Ger), Kruse, Bremen poms. EORe he was employed “as head cierk in tne | #Mord reason to suspect that they are but “nursing | Chinen) George Cromwell, Bacon, Oct 8, and became a total loss; no insurance on veesel. | for Savanna Bore pons Wnited States Land Cfice at Boonville. | their wrath to keep it warm.” They seem to be | Clark & re ieas, Ballets, Bosn—H ¥ DMI yargo will be saved; fully insured, galled 27th, on & eer, foe Be AP yg: A heel Dont FO 800 turn q leg 4 . Steamship nitpey, . Boston ~ mock. 7 : iver, USDALE, Se} ived, > y 2 meyesiter bis roturz ste ome qanto | of a class not easily turned from a purpose, and | YANieraa Nor, Olsen, Loudon—ieiens & Bock ieetee caine satel Tene te by fig nas | york 4 a 33. SEAR gomery, and uma rected the old | When the strong arm of the law is withdrawn, | mann, 1... 0.) preimer, Bremen—Funch, Eve & Co, | seam derrick Leviathan and stoam tug Reliet. ree er ead oabee Ries dram Cron yO READ i “Ked Mill,”’ whica stood until a iew years ago , leaving the Welsh miners to take care of them- Bark Regina Folck, Ray. Marsetiles—John Zittlosen, Seyon-eighths of s br © S Baylis, 467 tons, built at Ron- | stadt, in Lloyds, Park (rom Stet maar TO.MOBROW “apon the site now occupied by the Arcade Mill on | g¢ atrays hed Burk WE Anderson, Brandt, Havana—Jas Ward & | dout in 189), has been sold at auction at the rate of $20,200 | {{n° "4, 1 Pr SE GURGEE “leer Rocheceer os iar eueeer 5 atrays and regular pitched batties between © ash, for the whole. M Oo. oem, Sept 2—Sailed, Bessie Crosby, Brown, Zeon vecame among the ioremost ‘milters of ce | the Ixisit and Weish nationalities will be neither | “bark Maggie Horton (81), Brown, Doboy—snow& Bar- | “Baxaon, Oct 9—Tug Ralph Ross was engaged yesterday | Sydney, CB. i! ? ety, and assisied in earn or it the title of | sew nor far between. | Sess. ‘ ‘ ¥ in pumping out schr Decorra, whieh hogged at the Euro- | GtoucesrER, Sept 2%6—Sailed. Kate Troop, Crocker, or Nar otey.”? - ; | | Bark Etizabeth Ger), Deike, Savannah—chas Luling | pean and North American wharf Tuesday night and | Tybee, a - pppp SHiour City.’ The firm remained m existence THE SCENE OF THR TROVELE. late Hited, “the cargo of railroad iron is being taken out as | _ Grascow, Sept %—Arrived, Olympia (s), Yount, New | Ho it Pig Silene 4 yp 2 until 1834, in which year Mr, Kochester was , P | “ Wark Germania (Ger), Cluver, Philadeipita—H Koop & ly a8 possible. 28th, State of Virginia (x), Moodle, do. iH ii a § 2d appointed a Commissioner of the Tonawanda Rail- | Moosje is a station on the Lenigh and Susque- | ¢¢ “? Oct 1-—Steamér Meteor, MeKerson, from | GkeKKocK Sept 28—sulled, Margaret, Barker, Pensa- | Ht = If RRM AL D D —the first built in Western New York. It | hanna branch of the Centrai Railroad of New | — Brig Gustav Ger), Zeplien, Passages (Spain)—Puneh, |< Hattrax, NS, Oct 10--Stes ‘: Pit a Baane w p Dp D Toud. lll Pee ; vn Sp auey for suimmerside, coal laden, wis totally list at | Cv, sepegt—Cleared, ME Leighton, Wallace, Hone, | HHH EEE RRR, AL AAA J a 2 rat ciahadten Kore Cours sou ie 4 Jersey. The poputation 18 scattered over a con- | 1 Georgina (Br), Bartling, Pernambuco and Bahia— pares satrenes to the Strait of Canso on Tuesday Wourtivay apt 2st, ‘Rowantree, Cunningham H HE Hy g ee ae Ratiroad, He had charge of tle Tonuwanda road, | Mderable extent of territory, and the houses | Heney & Taher crete (Br), McBurnie, Windsor, NS=O | Krxastox, Ont, Oot 10~The schooner Centnrion. for | “Tem bigerbaglh Calvert. toe Penancola. Ho oUuE LH RA 4 Leen Spppe. e@rocured the right oi way, superintended th straggie to a degree whicn preciudes the idea of | w Herteaux. - Fairhaven, sunk off the Ducas, with iron ore, is reported Haven, Sept 25—Sailed, Vrankfurt (#), Von Bulow, New | H EERE R A DL . veys, directed ita construction at ontriputed | ing like a village. The dwellin es Bee Schr Lizae Ives, Dayton, Ceara (Brazi!)—C Amsinek & | ag a total loss, | Orleans; 26th, Jacob A Stainier, Samson, New York. ed largely to its success, He was au emin anything a ling places seem | (.” Oct 9~Brig Wave (Br), Fader, which saited | . Cleared 2th, Halcyon, Hardie, New Orleans; Prince DEAT Gier shd'a moo of aterm integrity in. all | to have been put in position without any regard to | “chr Eothen, Brandtberz, Aux Cayes—Youngs, Smith | »Ltvanroay Oot Tonia Witte tity Aug 2 for Pure, has sapoteo Bar alae ties, Gl Givine PULL EXPLANATION tions of life, aS uniformity or convenience, and present the ap- | “sche a 1 Potter, Anderson, Gulveston—Tupper & | Deen lost an a ree! in tare Niven, | ite va hatiod irom | Neweustie > as Ni dGdte iw fone oer nee eal The Oldest Officer im the British Navy. | Peatance of having struggled to their presenterec: | Beattie, | i, axing New Orloans—N it Brigham. Liverpool, ¥*.] yligevonr, Sept %—Arvived, Enterprise 11, b REGARDING THE DRAWN SERIE BONDS " a, od tions. The place was formerly known as Spring- 8 ey Wall, Wiley, St Mary's Tuver, Fla—Jos H Pro Jannino, Sept 1—The steamer Liffey, of the Royal Jew Arrived, i Mi n, New KEGARDING THE DRAWN S&R e o 6, ie chr Jame 5 vy r, Fla=Jos 9 Liverroot, Sept 27—Arrived, Cuba (#, Martyn, JE BOND! From London, under date of Seprember 26, we | | oy 4 wild mountain torrent bearin | Risley. Mail southampton line, was fost on the 2th ult at Santo encteleds tin Fotrio 40; atea Mosamesa, Boe- REGARDING THE DRAWN SER | Rave an announcement of the death, at Cary | D'00K & Pi Meadiain vorrant Dearing that Dame | misclir Georgie D Lond, Clark, Jacksonville—Warren | Ignacio, when entering the River Plate: her new orks Cop none Oe ; = ei amr passing throngh it and adding very mach to the | Ray. " he diMecuities of the Meldonado ‘Bailed 2th, Carondelet, Stetson, Bombay: Delta, &v- | OF THE INDUSTRIAL KXHTBITION paki Castle, Torquay, of Paymaster George Thorne, the | | toresqneness of its situation. The Gle 1 | debe Leonora, Rensey, Brunswick, Ga—Warren Rag, stand the mails were saved, | ans Charleston; Leonard, Petrie, New, York; State of | O% THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPAS Oldest omcer in the English Nay. This veteran, | PX Mieeiuelthe toe ron we uaa mein, ner Jenng stow Sigit, Suvanvad—t vany oul & aa Fousiana (9, Jonnston, New Orleans: Zit, Alex Mar- OF THE JNDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION © Who Attained the age of ninety-six years, obtained | epot, Schr ML Weumore, Munro, nywn, NC—Zoplis wit e rent yall, Gardner, New York; 280 ohn “Ruthertord, | press Bis commission as paymuster and purser Decem- | at one of the wildest places in the whole surround- ¢ John Mayo, Bragg, Wellfleet—Cnas Twing, r ia Donatal the Ween. Geeaeciat |.” Gated tak Mare , Ratio): digets te | wonaeTiiay, BRDNO & 00. Ber 4, isoi. ing region. It is completely environed py woods, wghenr Hannan Biackman, Arnold, Providence—Petty & | Sitk: Alaska, Js authorized to, admit 1nto the Fort ios. yan, Bie a Onle woe ENTnAU: BRUNO & OU. * : | Mann. js charge. upol Jollector Morse, j val ’ ‘J JUMPED OFF A FPERRYBOAT. | and may ve termed a nice place for a hasty fight | “Schr saine Barton, Burley, Stamtora—stantora Mana. | Pitalunder tis Clergy or ecmen of the American mers | deniacg. Fi Paim (s), Pease, do; Ga- | FINANCIAL AGENTS, — between factions. The attacking party will have | facturing (0. chant marine as may require medical or surgical treat- | ze A man named Thomas Tully reported to the po | greatly the advantage in a skirmish such as it ia | Steamer Wroaun Waliace Phiatelonte:-)as 1 | Sate isen beak, de, for each person adunicead toto ine | abt Moplien’ st cnet arena Homer: Cant — Steamer Bristo), Wallace, Phiiadelora— as Hand. nes, 0, for acl 3 t | a e. a Mee yesterday that ui six o'clock yesterday morn | Sntlclpated | Will occur at, no distant, day, | Siesiner =avan Jones. Bitateloa Ww Alp ate | Hospitals an tie’ moby feoeived irom this source wil TLYMGMoNN, Sept 23—Arrived. Michelina, Esposito, Phula- 3 PARK ROW, NEW YORK. im, during the trip of the ferryboat Susque | 80 je assallan ve innumerabie suisaibacs | pe placed to the credit of the hospital and. elphia; Tommosa, incigneriz, New Yo | aie hanna sitits, Chexave # street to the Paysein tet SS Reereat “naving done thelr wore tae laoo Me ARRIVALS. | srinnip bullaing, im wa yard: at Belinate es and wih ae eee 7 Foe Ost OFFICE DRAWER 22 . 7 ‘4 a e . BIC ATS LS. new # uildiny 8 1» Me, f _ sa - Se altima he saw a man jump over appear in | powder miil 1s located here, alarge establishment | Tannen her when the tides put up. Maaastors, Sept 26—Sailed, alfred, Sopreacr, Sp bs 4 | PROMPT AND KADIOAL CURE FOR GENERAL. Whe water. The map wore a biack coat, gray pants | Which turns out about eight hundred barrels of pepoxruy ny THR MHRALD STEAM rd xD | _ At Harrington. Me, Mr Alonzo eee nits Matthew Beit Greenies Gorn | AL Devility, Loss of Strength Flesh an Ae es Gee ie meteth ne she stescees Wee a kiywand employs over one hundrea mea. ato w ie Facts AND ) sei of about 7) toris fo be named John F Kothmann, | man, seeking: Matthew Baird, Greenleat. do.” BO et Ls Ot eat. dey WINCH KB FHI atop) and search made tor suicide, ont no } fs rertohey Kina ‘of c&poration and visitors are HERALD WHITRSTONE TELEGRAPH LINK Rive will’ ue lawuched iu abous two weeks. One whol yiyeatom, Sept sailed, Midas, Campbell, Monte. | Weakness of every descrinton, ty Mypq. fs aoa ; 6 discove Paik £ Steamship Java (Br) phy, Liverpc sept 2 Southern pine, 125 M, has been used in her. iy v, ora= «cosets ieee ats not allowed within tile enclosure nor are they far- | gatanaawn sith, with mdse aid Wy pasonsers we Cu | Thaieampe tor the best Eastern hardwood and hactwe- |" Patenwo, Sept 18—Saited, Zealot (»), Rest, New York. | yitallzing tonic and grand healthful timulent Ine eegng # ss == nished with a Very extensive amount of intorina | fran kiyn. i tack. The vessel is 1Meet long, 33 feet wide, Steet be- LoxtsHoom, Sept 2—Sailed, Kate Cann, Smith, Sandy b B— seciaatons: A ‘make you esl like new THE WEATHER YESTERDAY, Moa ragarding the’ mil outs of | caaetatle eo dir, Mees, esracon wz ayn win | ten deseeam feet ieee Wold she Mowat By | Merk oan os_aried, Mogul, Water, Akran; | RAMPMURCer as fe'pat Boley prepared Ga yLTY. cofiee to Pim, Forwood & C sohn ‘ofS ‘ork, ¥ s x, Arrived, ™ Akyah; ‘The following record will show the changes tn | For several years p ie tere bas boot a rapid) “Steamship Kniekerboc ker, Kembie, New Orleans Oct | 8 Ra Gormeriy of the brig Sarah EB Kennedy), who will Pope Se oa Rts York, to change ballast | WINCHESTER & CO. mista, 36 ¢ a v ise and passengers to Clark & Se. 0 . er. fi ip 4 ! the temperature for the past twenty-iour hours, in | increasing jealous) Between iwe Trish aud Weis | Fee ca lb, passed stearmebinn Cite oe tmam yee | command Reroman & Co's ship of 1470 tona, now on the | \"Swansna, Sepe26—Sailed, Angie Torrey, Libby, Singa- BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFERRs the corresponding 4 | miners in toe Wyoming and Lackawanna coal nee for Havana, * stocks in the yard of Messrs Campbell & Brooks, Kast | pore. ent Staves, legal averywnera: dese jon, ae. angie comparison wiit : re ~ rs Sard “A of last | golds, but It has hever amounted toa hosiiie de- | "teamsnip, Maghotia, Howe, Sgvannan Oct 7, with | Boston, Detore noticed, haw teen named the Saratoga, | | Svirexyvon, Sept 23—-Sailed, Fanny M Carvill, Wat. Glent cause: no pubtictty, required; mo charge i by the thermometer at Hudny onat e x nd engers to WR Garrison. early seady tor launching. Sundswall. e granted; a eas 1813, sts. : 183. ist, | pany.” The _{rish miners greatly outnumber ue | Hin mdee and passengers fo Mur Ferris & Oo, tay bee ae ints three Ser ieee vessels will yin, Sent ae-Arrived. A Ganputtia, Jacoirino, New A “HERAED BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, von % 2 § J 6 69 | Weish, e la! e , . ane ten tates 30 * er eae f 4 Toot Fi jc Howe. ork; Pasq Ajelio, Lanaxa, le F Of ton av 64. M.. +48 58 neem to have @ way of Working abesd of their | jy ',mdse to hanrence, cies A Co. eis: lat 43 34 ton etn Tipot war Vandals, of about 1,800 tons, de- io ae i arrived. Dolores, Beguicta, Now Or- | Le ner of luton arene an et aL A.M i 63 ; 2| less naturally favored fellow workmen. | erpool. phevenze signed by Mr Wm 1 it , will be Inunched from | leans; Saffo, AFiman, New York. pa On Sunday trom $ to9 P.M. 12M. {a0 | 67 12P. t is. eneged tthe Welsh mavaye |“ bark Ragna (Nor), Eitertsen, riverpool 47 days, with | Charlestown Navy Yard on the forenoon of 24d, und the | | Warxnroui, Bept 2)—Bailed, Approdite, Bass, al dig fp eb te nc Ak a r : Slieged. tae }. salt $6 ondeer veel 10.0 Tones & Gc Sex.» See eto Nain by. Mr Donald MoKay. ‘wiih be | leans (not New York). # DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COI Ave temperature yesterday to obtain higher positions avout the | salt has de D eh " SOLUTE DI ’ yet 4 temperatare (or corresponding date mines, and pind secure better place | Hark Maury (Nor), Christeusen, sunderland 66 daya | launched trom 4 ewrers of the Atviantie ks, American Ports. A of different States; ler verywhere; no p jast year....... , - 64 | inside’ of thera. if this is really so, and there can | “Hary’Murgherite vausy ‘Seppe antwere iiays, in | METH Tavion of Boston, has a gang of men in the | ALEXANDRIA, Oct 8—Sailed, steamer Job Gibson, | ny feos in advance; avies ner be little doubt ag to the correctness of the alleza- Week! for 1873... average Ue Fousa or ough JAVED Darter konwn . to d U Rea woods euttl ABookiy average [Qh 1416. -.nra- i Geanals ‘oisdom, Tonola, Mex, 2% day with ) he hupes to fl ’ : fo i. 10 be $00 tons, and | New York; seht Nelite J Dinsmore, do. States Coneealianandam Brosdwar,. ike shin tn Tay har xaehm about Jour weeks. | ‘Passed Down-—Bebr Jape Kaygaw fram Wasniggrom