The New York Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1875, Page 10

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1875—WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE STATE CAPITAL. YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE AND SENATE—HOME RULE AND COUNTRY APPOINT- | | MENTS. ALBANY, Feb. 5, 1875. Both branones of the Legislature adjourned to- flay until Monday evening. The Senate, a3 usual, Miter spending tue best part of several 8 in ad- roca:ing @n early breaking up of the session, did aot transact any business of importance. COUNTRY APPOINTMENTS. | Mr. Hausche!, of New York, to-day introduced | fesolutions which may show up peculiar facts as | to Green’s operations in appointing certain per- | sons to office in order to obtain country induences | in favor of bis retentiou.im office, These reso- | lutions suggest tnat the people of this State, by the overwhelming majority given for the con- stitutional amendments, have unmistakably pro- nounced in favor of local seil-government. That municipal trusis for a number of years past have been the tramic of the lobbies is undisputed. The | Committee on Cities are requested to ascertain What neads of departments, suvordinates and em- pee tn the city of New York were appointed or ad toeir term of ofice extended, either by direct legisiation or by direct interierence Of Senators or Members of Assembly outside the city of New York, irom January 1, 1870, to January 1, 1875, and | Such Committee report the iacts to the iouse ‘Without deiay. The resolutions were laid on the table. RAPID TRANSIT. Mr. Schieffelin, o Westcnester, was to-day added to the Committee of the rey on Rapid Tran- | sit, appointed to proceed to New York and bear arguments to-morrow at twelve o’clock, in the | Common Council room, on this important subject. The committee, in addition to Mr. Schieifelin, now Consists of Mr. John Kk. Kennaday, of Kings, Bnd Messrs, T. U. Saeopeel, Jonn T. McGowan and ward, of New York. BEKGH'S CRUELTY TO ANIMALS BILL, One oi tue enactments in the interest of the Mr. Bergh was passed in Assembly ‘This bit provides tnat every magistrate, sheriff, | depaty suerif, constable and oicer of police suail aid the Society tor the Prevention Ol Crueity to Animals, If any person convicted of a misde- Meavor for violation of laws relating to animals is | subsequently coavicted Of a second offence of the same chararacter be 18 p..oisbed by votn fine and Umprisonment, The odenger must nut be confined in the county jail lor @ period exceeding ten days, | MR PRINCE'S CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT BILL3, The “act respecting elections, otber than tor | militia and town officers,” introduced by Mr. | Prince, was to-day takeD up und passed in the Assembly. Also tne bill exciuding trom the right Of suffrage ali persons convicted of bribery or of any in‘amous crime, presented vy the same gen- tleman. ‘hvce bills were drawn to meet certain | rovisions of the constituuional amendments, and | ve aiready oeen explained by me in tuese columns, LIABILITIES OF MARRIED WOMEN. The Assembly to-day also passed the vili providing Jor rights and haduities Of wiarried Women. ‘This, | Mt is presumed, will do away With much of the | irauds committed by husbands iu putting torward their wives as cloaks to cover tricky business op- erations. Ine uct as passed provides that ed married woman shall be itavie on contract, obil- sraivieD or conveyance made and executed ay be bet, ! @nd may sue and ve sued and proceeded again: Imail the courts o! tue State as fully and tu tne same manner and with like .orce aud effect as if ebe were unmarried. THE PAVING OF NEW YORK STREETS, Mr. Waeaner introduced @ resolutl.n to-day re- | questing the Committee on Cities to report a oll providing jor a ubLorMm system .or paving streets in New York city, together wita the levying of 88 | earl, abandoned unless their dewands are early | i desementa for wok of that enaracter. “Yuerresoin- | Ana fully compived with. “Seuriv all '01 ule manW | wisn cargo ot goods trom the Dark will leave, far Yon prec jacturers here are iurnisbiug goods vy contract, | © | And It they tail to keep up the suppiy heavy tosecs | New York to-night Another is alongside loading. AMUSEMENTS. | are the result, and hence it ts that tiey are in | some degree in the power of the strikers, The MARITIME MISCELLANY. conporasions. however, are gaia to be torming & pn 50 ” mutual protecuon ring, which includes support eee eee ee | for tue suspended mili cwners irom those who are badd bode cused i 4 very charming performance of Balle’s most | not affected by the strike, the Immediate | inner aock at pier Ts" Bixoras Po t popular opera touk place last night at the Acad- Pee gies ae which wil Peed according | an unknown schooner, and had her torey ard carried | emy o: Music, in which Miss Keliogg’s Arline was | | Selo Fhe ny go suspended pas incur. | Rugg, Tat Sehooner's damage, if any, was Dot sscer- the distinguishing feature. Miss Beaumont gained | | This — 18 aiready weeting with some! Baio HarcimJaceson, on a trading voyage among the much applause by ber clever representation of the coped! LL101 @ meeting has already been | sates, in the South Pacific Ocean, was totally wrecked catled oi tne stockholders WnO are in sympathy n the island of Santo Prior Nov 3u. J wus 86 Queen of the Gypsies, and Mr. Maas’ beautiful tenor voice Was shown to advantage in the rdlof Thaddeus. Mr. Carleton provea w be a worthy Buccesser of poor Campveli in his fine rencering of the rdle of Count Arnneim. capital representative of Deviisnooi, chorus and orchestra, under Mr. Pri rection, left nothing to be desired. 1 ail the operas produced tuis season by the Kellogg Opera Company it would be diticu.t to point to “ny per- formance —. in reai merit and thoroughness wo ‘that of last night’s “Bouemian Girl.” THE LYCEUM THEATRE. A large audience a-sembied at this house last evening on the occasion of Mrs. Rousby’s first ap- pearance in the rdleof Cawille. Much curiusity ‘Was eXcited by the desertion of strictly bistorical arama by 4 lady whose reputation has been made whoily iu rOles where dignity of deportment and Moral grandeur were sought to be pre- sented, for the French emotional school, Mrs. Rousby’s temperament is a serious bar to the fitting portrayal of a character like | Cami yet ber periormance iast nignt, tLougo "marred vy the wretched navare Oi ber sup- | = gave evidence of Bat no taieut could make | against the obstacles opposed oy the Arman Duval of Mr. C(iarke and the ridiculous Fepresentution of Mr. Edwards as Duval, pére, The latter actor spoiled the ene in which Camille resolves to ice Nerseli to the peace of her iover’s family, and Mr, Clarke was 90 eXagwerated and unnatural | Wat his periormance partovx oi the nature of & Pocnen go For Mr. Edwards some excuse can be framea, but iu the case of Mr. Ciarke it 18 wenger any. “Camille” will be the to-day and again im (tn evening, wi — Mrs. Rousby makes her ust appearance Goring her present eugagemeant. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. “The Talisman” will be che great sensation of the Kellogg season at the Academy of Music. The Gret rehearsal for the fourth concert of the Philnarmonic Society took place yesterday aiter- Boon at the Academy oj Music, Spobr’s symphony, No. 8 in C minor, op. 73; Wever’s overture, “Ruler of Spirits; Lisgt’s crazy symphonic poem, “Tasso,” and a fest overture by Lassen, forming | the mosical attractions. THE MASONIC TEMPLE. The Committee on Dedication of the ae Masonic Temple, at Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue, met last evening in the commandery room in the femple, M. W. E\lwood &. Tnorne pre- siding and R, W. Charles D. Brown, Secretary. Toe Grand Master read letters irom many emt- | ment Masons, among whom were all the living | Past Grand Masters, giving their bearty adherence te the movement. R. W. Charies Roome, ss Deputy Grand vom. mander of Koiuhts Templar, read a lewter from the Grand Commander, from which the following 1s extracted :-— Avsvax, Feb. 1, 1878, '. B. Sir Cuantes Rooms, D. G. C.:- ‘© © T shall issue the wcareular at once with direc- tions to report to you. in regard to calling meetungs section of the State i heartily w horize oS fo do whatever you deem for the interest ot the 4. 8, LYTLE, Grand Commander. BR, W. James £. Morrison. (rom the Cowmittee on Organization, reported, recommending tne ap- | Poiutment of the iollowiag committees :—On print ’Bg, 5; programme and music, 7; reception, 7; banquet, 6; correspondence, 4; pro- cession, 5; transport: on, 6. And that tne organt- Adriatt gation be oficered as iolow. man, tWO City of lirooiiyn. vice chairmen, & secretary an rer. Nive The Queen. Pe members to form a quorum. Keguiar meetings ape second and iourch Satuicay jeclal mectings at the cull Of toe Grand Master. Tue report Wi ceived and adupted, and the following commitiee | Was appoiuted on organizauon —R. W. Joan C, Adidones, — Kitchie, Joun C, Boak, W. Isaac Sim- onson, K. W. vrocher Purker. During the absence of the committee the Gi sf Masver read jetters irom varwus grand lod &c., AION, Which Was One irom Massachusetts tat jog that ihe Grana Lodge would attend tn a body, OF, i DOL in &@ Ody, Ceriainiy ali the ufficers and & Jaree delegavion Would atiend; also that ail the comm. noeries Oo) Kuigits Tempiar would ve rep- strong reserve of emo- | tion will be the grandest ever seen in this of It will far exceed fiat of the cornerstone layin; dune, 1871, a8 the iraternity were only allow: to appear as Master Masons, witb wane white gloves and aprons, while now the Royal Arch, the Koigbta Templar, the royal and select masters and ail of the bodies up to the Thirty-third dezree wil! appear in tneir ful! and rich regalia, while the | greater number of the Kuights Templar of several | States, inciuding our own. will be mounted. The dedication ceremonies will be peculiarly grand and impressive, THE FALL RIVER STRIKE. THREATENING ASPECT OF THE STRIKE AT THE FALL RIVBR MILLS—MASS MEETINGS OF THE STRIKERS—ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND OPER- ATIVES AFFECTED—MEETING OF THE WORKING ‘WOMEN TO-NIGHT. Fatt River, Mass., Feb. 6, 1875, The strike among the operatives of the Fall River milis stil! continues, and in some respects it is beginning to assume threatening proportions. Nearly 2,000 weavers and spinners, the most of them females, are now out, and the larger num- ber of them nave been idle for nearly a fortnight. | Several meetings have been had with the repre- sentatives of the corporauons, but no terms of | compromise have been arrived at at this time. As between the two the operatives feel that they are ahead, and it is tramsparent that the mill owners are very much annoyed @t the threatening aspect of affairs. There have | | been mone of the riotous demonstrations than usa- ally attend strikes; but still the disaffected oper- | uve '@ been industrious in presenting their | stde and thas exciting @ public sympathy in their | behalf, A mass meeting was held here this even- ing, at which there was a large attendance of the strikers and their supporters, and there will be an- other to-morrow evening, under the auspices o/ the female weavers. The speeches at the meeting to- bight were moderate and yet devermined, and | disclosed an evident feenng among the employés | to hold out for the demand which they have made. Toe ostensible purpose oi the meeting Was to raise Junes for the purpose of depleting the labor mar- | ket in Fall River, and it waa voted to continue assessments amoung the employed to pay the = penses home or elsewaere, i! they wished to g Ol 1,000 operatives. By getting « eurpius of ney out of the way itis thougnt that the manulactur- ers will be brought to terms more easliy. SENDING TO ENGLAND FOR FUNDS. Notwithstanding this siep was taken it ap- aed during the discussion that there was a feeling on the part of some to send to England for funds to sustain the strike here rather tuan bur- den the market vhere witn a lot of uuemployed, it algo appeared that support has been promised from England toward sustaining the strike, and your correspondent Was privately informed that a remittance jor this purpose will be forwarded In a few days. So faraa Fali Kiver is concerned the operatives maniiest a disposition to stand vy one anotuer, and those who ure working are con- | tributing freely ior the suppor. oi those who are | idie. How long this practical sympathy will be | extended it 18 tmpossivie to determine. Other | | manufactoring cities, however, are also contrivut- ing freely, such as New Bediord, Loweil, Law- | t | rence, Providence apd Manchester, So, taking it | | alin all, tue movement seems tor the present to ; be well backed up. ALL NEW ENGLAND AFFECTED. ‘rhe operatives elsewhere regard the strike here &8 & test WIC Will Invulve the interests and iate of 100,000 factory operatives ail tvrough New Eng- land, and, therelore, tue movement wili not ve with the strikers, aud of course they wiil enter an earnest protest against any such action. Even the temporary suspension of apy of th cotton mills | here now is more than ordinarily disastrous, ior in otber parts of toe country many mils are stopped | jor want o1 water and the demand for govgs ana | the threatened increase oj prices ure simuita- neous. A geveral strike, the strikers claim, would ‘De fons register, built at Phuledel = | San Francisco, phia in 1800, aud owned in be iatal tu their cause, tor if all o1 the 15,000 opera tives here would turn out at once they would soon exhaust their resources and the corporations would Dec 10 for triumph, Toeir pan seems to consist of a teas- ing surewdness anc tueir counsels admonisp caa- tion aud Geliveration in ail movements, and tuis attempt to reduce the number o1 operatives vy sbipping home to Englavu suc as are aesirous of going is one which the cuor,orauons regard with considerable anxiety. Tae meeting of the 1emaie operaiives to-morrow bight wiil be in aid of this same parpose, 40d it Will probably be the largest working women’s gathering ever witnessed in (nis couniry. | FIRING ON A FUGITIVE. | George Demey, of Morrisania, was shot in the | right leg last night by Officer Merrill, of the Nine- slightly damaged b, | teenth precinct, for assaulitng the officer and en- deavoring to escape from custody. Demey knocked the policeman down at Fifty-ninth street and | 90's whari, New London, where ber cargo of coal wl Lexing'on aveuue, while on the way vo the station | | house, ang then Hed up Fourth avenue. He | fred and bit tue tugitive in the leg. That arrested his progress, apd Merrili was abie to catch up Believue Hospital, where bis wounds were treated j by Dr. Tho aii Reintablenids THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following recor will show the changes in | the temperature during the past twenty-four hours, in comparison with the corresponding date of last eer as recorded HERALD B —— Jat 7 io cape 1874 1875, | aT 20 | 7. rT) mperature tor corresponding ‘date SHIPPING NEWS: | OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE MONTHS OF ‘Seamer. | Salle. | lic... Giver Lond Feb. bpain. Fea Victoria. . Feb Ville ae rari Fev, soa, feb. 2 Bowiing Green Slopatock « rb. :|113 Broadway uba. . eu + [4 Bowling green | State of Georgia..| Pen road wi | impr" Ke it bron ere 9 Broad jowiiny Green ‘13 Broadway. 4 Bowing Green 19 Broadwa: Liverpool % Livervool. SUN AND MOON. Sun rises. Sandy Hook.. Hel Gate... Peistestia"suca vee Twattacetewes teem | PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 5, 1875, be present and wounted; also that Kuighte from one Calijormia, Wisconsin, Milwaukee und evep so CLEARED. Mote as 3t. Paul, 1 Minnesota, would be re sented, and @ commandery of Knights irom Wa tom would be present, also mouated. i ed the following, who were Ma. W. Jonn W. Ck; Sec- W. Steven B. Garduer; Treasurer, R, W. nT, Conover. Pus: Grand Master Simons, on taking the chair, ‘urged on aii, irom the latest Kuteread Apprenii tou the oldest Master Mason, to put their shoulders @ the wheel and wake tule alfair @ magniticent Ii it shoula cost ee, them i be subseribed, and let the go go woe! Ww the asylum jor the aged, the naigent. the Widow and the fatieriess, airman the Grand Mas- it pl request of the we neu 2d remainder of ee E. ed the chair durin the session. @ud On motion of risu committee é n deco gud the inceting indorsed the pr posed dramauc ormauce ve bed at the ACagemy of Musid ussion Occurred im relation to the col» Rist ‘of ourued. tue display ot dedion jor the Gedieation, siter whlch | | ener Castalia (Br), Butler. Liverpool—Henderson ie | reamer Arragon (Br), Symonds, Bristol, E—W v Mor Steamer Victoria (Br). Wan! | et iron, pnt Hedderwick. Glasgow—Hen- Steamer a | Pe, faye a% gy (Duteh), Deddes, Rotterdam— Steamer a” ot Dallas, Hines, Moreneaa City—O Mallory & Uo. mer Vineland, Bowen, Baltmore—Wm Da! | ship Flying spur (Br), Creo, London—Chae Wright | bo. Hip Rhine, Stetson, London—Grinnell, Mintarn & Co. ja vee" ja Davis, Hardwick, Liverpool—chas L bd: oy % ac alee coe George H Jenxins (Br), Hilton, Antwerp—Boyd | | oun Saran & Fraser, Knight, Matanzas—Brott, son & } anes A Horsey (81), Comill, Mayaguez—J V Onativia “eel ir sclit Kate M Hilton, Baker, Cadia—Parsons & Loud. — (Br), Curts, Belize and iruxiliomLeay- eae i. A % Henderson, Henderson, Cidara—Parsons & ube Hoghteg Bird (Be, Bradioy, St Jobo, NB—P I had | Mons. | scarcely reacbed Sixtieth street when the officer | qainae trom Bay ot Ia | with bim and rearrest him. Demey was =ent to | 27. short ot pro’ Hudnut's Pharmacy, | | | | | | Penniman, of New Storm Petrel, Haskell, Key West—Benner & d t7puneoa. Geormetown, #0, and Fot ARRIVALS, BEPORTED SY TSE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD api TELEGRAPH LIN. Steamer Cimoria (Ge. Hamburg Jan 20 via Brandt, Havre with mdse ‘and 149 49 passengers to Kunhardt & Co. avy weather, Feb 4, 120 wiles east of pandy = Dasscd steamer Holsaua (Ger), nence for Ham- vamer Bewick 487%, Ward. Trieste Dec 23, Messina ‘with muse and {passenger to Phelps Seoas esset To CG $s iF to re | 5 vessel to bk highs The last 14 days had ‘constant westerly | Tt Steamer Leo, Daniels, by py Feb 2, with mdse and passengersto Murray. Fanita, "owe, Philadelphia, with mdse “ark Recndeer (or New i “ Haven, Wellington, De sogars, with rh sugar to wwortdge, ee ler (of Fromuridgs an mip dancin | arse STosred the Kauator dan iain tes. 4; intB, ton 71 spoke sour Nelo sais oe seo Semerecy Wiswell sof Boston), Johnson, Port Limon 38 a days rim cedar to Me Keath & Go veces! Paty oud & Had strong no ot casting ee, passage. aie anete Garaner Lagode Havener, Ponce, PR, swith coltee to forgan & Co; vessel 10 olhe ‘ortland), Armstrong. Car- Miller & Houghton. “AS ye ndsraoa, a, Cardenas Feb lat from Deme- stor recor Viotor. 8 Nicke! @ hua rson, vd sig with rabber to Sehr Israet Snow, Raton, Mai PR, 12 days, wil mazpames, ED FR 7s, with basis} to Wm rennerg. Schr’ W May (of PauadeiDha aden, Natansas 10 Matanzas 8 days, with ish near Se Mathison, Wie Schr 5 Vessel to Lottie Welle sof Boston). days, wi ar, we, to D De i A Sonal So Pert J carl Sebr Azeida Ura, for nse! with frult to Alex Dougiass: “vessel to Bd Wenvere, Sauled in company, with, selir, Lavinia eeu | for New rk; Fe ased ‘ shaw, trom New york 4 Uden somnitesoues he hams Schr Emily A Barth, Smith, Fernandina via Savan- nah ah Ud days ith tumber t to aster, jooker, scuil, Wimington, NO, 8days, with anv stores to master, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND sOUTE. Steamer City of New Bedford, Fi Tork, with codes and vassencers, OW Bedford Stea er TTiiets, Young, roviaence. for New York with mdse and passengers. Schr Hercuard, om Fortune Bay, NF, for New erg th tah ‘Sata “ortune Bay, NF, tor New York, me gare, wee Gi to ante ald, Fe ms une Ba : ag schr Grace ar ie! aot re New Yorks 1i days, with Gah to re ere BOUND prema Steamer, ci City of Fitchburg, Springét, New York for Steamer Galatea. Gale. New York tor Providence. L$ Europa, Jones, New York tor Boston. ae C orden, Borgen, New York tor Boston. BELOW. ay plotteat Win MAspinwalt Noge Semen Dee 17 SAILED. Steamers City of Datias, tor Morehead City, NC; bel Constantia (a r), Bi Db; barks tlorella, ‘Tere: sr Patria (Swe), eae aa [ote ), Weluington, NZ; J D'M Dickie (ir), London; {Maria (BP), StJonus, N#: wehre Adauae Ee jatevideo; Louisa Nelson, Maracaibo; 4? £m- t Joins, Pit, and Mayagues. Wind at sunset NW. OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. | Squaw Bracu, NJ, Feb 5, 1875 Bark Thomas Fletcher. ashore north of Squan Inlet, is < = o3- a+] a2 +4 Fe ei Ee Es oe Bre a CaanLorte Bucx, Hanter, New Orleans via Cam. Bri t peachy for ae Liman.’ co into 8tJago previous to Feb >| in capt No particula: } Bato Cusvtor (Br), Nel a st Jon NB, Feb1 from | New orks had a jon ison, a 3 damaged most | | of ber sails. Score beggining ay, y Stapien, of schr Georgia, | which was abandone rrived at his howe in Beitase ou Monday. “Te repel that be left New York Van! Byte @ general cargo: had foe Weather to the 18th; um that ‘night cucoumered a heavy westerly gale, duriug % which sprung toremast, lost bow- sprit and received other injuries, Which rendered the vessel unmanageable. For the succeeding eight days there was # succe gees during which on dition got no better tast. On the dist they were fallen in with by the American ship Adorna, ot New York, bound trom that port to Liverpool. they ‘eft the Geor- wia in their own boat and were thoroughly exhausted in wetting ou board ihe sMip. they received trom Capt ki id his officers the Kindest treatment, tor desires wo return bis grateful thanks rpvol they were cared tor by uen Faireniids Us ‘Cousut who seat them to Philadelphia vy ener auinais, the Lyte Mr. A beiongs in Hast: the crew were forsigners ihe Georgia was abandoned in lat 36 35, long 08 45. cig Sour Jessix Singer Brower, at Fernandina, was in the forecasile on the 2th | Bt Ten doilare will Tay repair the injuries, Soma Tasso stznnizr, which was sunk in Thames Rive! Ct, and subsequently floated. mowed. to David: marta 2 FLona Conpow (of eae york). Condon, at Boston rly to Sable Fi dand. sh at into ‘ovisions, having had nothin, and herring for twelve days previous to arr! vale Pitot Boat Mary & Caruxaine, No 6, while on at Sandy Hook, bad her sails ore Sway Feb Hae) was pote UD to the city yesterday. Bostox, keb $—Steamtug Major reports havin; | rept indy iailen from Boston lig! re the brig M aegie (arr or Boston. A Leavy noi brig was Dot 1p py 4 2 5 = gF| Li eS o = r) asthe Bhs ‘was as probably biown off to sea. Mass 5—Fishing schrs David Barnham, nler, of this port, each with a grew cid now tive weeks overdue trom nd serious apprehensions Ue fave been lost. as — 1s Very severe Weatt New Lompom, Feb 4— wiih the owners to 4 acl Three steaners City of Norwich a! coed. <7 4. Scott has a" an attempt to. eet at this morning, bur St Joux. NB, Feb 2-Bark Walter A: . ail musing. Pilot McPartian’. who Fovene havivg Sighted heron the 26th at the mouth of the bay, is of the pinion that she has been Liown off the coast again. "Ban Fhascisco, Ped. ¢—The tate of the missing sehr | Emivy K Farner has at length deen ascertained” te 4 has been reported ashore betwi city. alee ner evide: 41 persons altegesher, senyers and crew. PBUILDIXG—At Beliast, ir & Co have kee! of a 1400 ton ship for Sune Ford, Se Pat ga “ig The February yt rpet to the 19th volume of the | American Lioyd's Universal Kecord of Shipping ts iy Geseription of the vessels re- al e had of tnomes'D Faylor, Directors 8 Broad and can be NOTICE TO MARINERS. of Fitchburg, reports rec-quarters of & mile ly an hour night of t could not get Cort Springer, of steamer hig § that he was within one-half g Little fs island Light tor no w his whistle many tim ut any ror tenes the fog hora. There was wick Jom . tthe time. bi Sayathe same thing happened « few days since ring © ie sow storm. Steamer George Cromwell, at, Portland Fouersey, fh New ¥ rts the lianckerchier being be mile Saatward of ia station pl acai WHALEMEN. A letter from Mr Heath, first oMcer of bark Cicer Bedtors, reports her at 8t Jago, OVI, | putin for water aud give the men lb: to River Flee. 0 ‘Ou a6 Letore reported. SPOKEN. 1aPt Fibs, (Br, 8 days from Halifax tor St Jago, Jan i& | on 5 [ NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS, | | Merchants, shipping agents ani ehip captains ars intormed that by teiegrapnias w the Hasaro Lonloa Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, tne arrivals at and depart. ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign veseis tradiaz with ths United States, the same will be cabled to tus couatry tree of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Anrwany, Feb 3—Arrived, bark Amelia, Bargoss, New York. | Savannah. | Unitea states. Oay Bt andrewe NBO Boat | Bonpzacs, Feb ¢—arrived, brig Woodiand, Valentine, Baltimore. Caxnxanvon, Feb $—Arrived, bark Irene (Br), Perry, Doatix, Fed b—Arrived, bark Memento (Nor), Aaby, Baitimore, & Carolina (Br), Thomas, FLeetwoop, Feb ~Salled, Giascow. Feb 4—Satied, ship Fawn, Gove, New York; bark Mero (Ital), Pertoletto, United States. Havas, Fed $—Arrived, bark Prince Napoleon (Fr), Bare, New Orleans. Livenroot, Fob bearrived, berk Olive Mount (Br), Jordan, Kortoik. sadied bie, ship Aderaa, MawRing Mew Opleane (net | Havti; schr W | Adams, st iS | mance Key Woot’ | | blown off agi sailed 1st); barks Norma (Br), Smith, New York; James Peake (Br), Haben, Tybee (uot previously). Cleared 4th, ship Lawrence Brown, Williams, United States; bark Fornjot (Nor), Mohibach, Philadelphia. Lonvos, Feb5—Arrived, barks Cuba (Br), Stabell, dan Francisco; Madame Demorest (Br), Bissett, do. Satled from Gravesend 5th, @olus, for Wilmington, Ne. Cleared 4th, bark Vale (Nor), Muller, United States. Lrexnice, Feb ¢—Sailed, bark Paolo Borzone (Ital, Borzone, United States Mxssiva—Sailed, brig Wm Robertson, Peak, New York: schr Kagle Rock, Hammond, do. Mowtevipxo, Feb1—Arrived previously, bark Sarml- ento, Moody, Portland, Pexantu, Feb 5—Arrived, brig Magnus (Swe), Edstrom, New York. Pavenwo—Salied, Marion, for New York; Hydranthe, do; Lydia, do; Gem, for Boston; N Chiarina, do; Ezel. tor Philadelphia. Quegnatown, Feb S—Arrived, bark Prospero Padre (Ital), Simonetti, Philadelphia. Sailed Sth, Thornhill, for Pensacols. Also sailed 6th, steamer City ot Chester (Br), Kennedy rom Liverpool), New York, ail weil. Rorrerpam, Feb $—Sailed, bark Alexander (Swe), Alm- feldt, United States. Smyaxa—Salled, bark Billy Simpson (Br), Curry, United States. Tanmacoma—Arrived, bark Joven Narciss (8p), Mas, New Orleans, Trizste—Arrived, bark Adelina (Aus), Cragnas, New York. Warrarorp, Feb 5—Sailed. bark Felton Bent, Brows (from Liverpool), Havana, having repaired. Yoxounama, Jan 80—Sailed, steamer Vancouver Gr), Shaw, San Francisco. Sailed trom ——, dark Bruennow (Ger), Prague (from Dieppe Dec 2@, Philadeiphian; also Cato, for United states, Lonvon, Feb 6—-Bark Conway (Br), Martin, from Pen- sacola for London, put into Falmouth to-day leaky. Bark Von der Heydt (Ger), Koepke, from Savaunah for Helsingfors, ts icebound at Swinemundae. The report that she had arrived at Helsingfors was premature. Bark Olive Mount (Br), Jordan, from Norfoik for Liverpool, which has been reported as missing, arrived at her destination to-day. Bark Felton Bent, Krown, trom Liverpool for Havana, which put into Waterford Jan 11 leaking. having been ashore, has repaired and resumed her voyage to-day. FOREIGN PORTS. wou Deo 2—Sailed, bark Mendota, Perry, New ‘or’ wayagucn Feb S—Arrived, brig Evangeline (Br), ed 30, brigs Valengsa. Richardson, Bosto1 Christiana “BD. THOME New York; Foo 1, Nene '» Rood, T1 ae d Rn aan Davidson, Portiand; Jane E Hal (Bo ).,fannt Ha eaneneas, 1b S—A rrived, wor Gi George Walker, Cole, w York. Sailed 34, brig Dawn (Bi English, North of Hatter: W D Andrew: ‘ison, doi echrs Rachel L Hersey, Kate Rommell, Adams. d: Havana, Fob $—sallea, ‘brig poradie Oo.) Baltimore; Ecith (Br), Cienfuegos; schrs An Smaliey, Sagua; John EB santord, Conolly, New York; 33 Moore, Franklin, Caibarien. Arrived 3d, brig Octavius (Br), Fowse, St yobns, NF. Hatirax, Fen 5—Salled, brig ‘Peter McDonald’ (Br), A Paw, Gloucester. no date—In port steamer At? (Br), Drake- ‘ew York via Nussau, &c, to sail Feb ‘1veRPOOL, NS, Feb 4—Putin, brig Lochiel (Br), “for Cientuegos and Halifax,” tor a harbor, Messina, Jan 2—Sailed. brigs I Merryman, Lecrow, New York; Adolphus (Ger), Hoffman, do; Argyra (Br), Luckham. 4, Magenta (Br), Lockhart, do. Mayacuez, Jan 23—in port brigs Rotert Mowe, Dear- born, jor New ‘York, wtg; Daniel Trowbridge, Rogers, tor do do Matanzas, Feb 2—Arrived, schrs Alice 8 Saunders Charleston; Hattie N Fuaile: a) rt, annah; Susan Wright, Mount, Galveston ed ward "Waite, St Jobn. Havana echrs Mary | led 1a Pitts aus Bo ervee (ci Saile orig Asa Porter (#r), te Wheeler, Bowman, graries,. Ce coe North of | Nowell, Nowell, jolene ae Gre ah Tinith, and ll, Jacuri rord, tor } bey Para, Jan In port schrs sliver Rare Hany, Aha ce tor New York, 1dg; ‘Jesse Gar! Inderhill, trom do, R10 JANEIRO, aan Su—Sailed, bark Nelue M Slade. At- (Arrived previously, brig Charlotte w Orleans via Campeachy for Port Liman, In distri ‘an em Feb, S—Oroazed. sehr George G@ Jewett (not as Neate tone Elia Clifton, trom Portiand, AMERICAN PORTS. Poovey Pons able steamer Joba Gibson etown for New Yor ‘Sau jed—schrs 88 Tyler, New Haven: Elena Vandu- seu Boston. Passed down—Schr D B Steelman, for Washington. ones. "Ted 4—Arrived brig Azelia (Br), Rbuland, jenfuegos. Sih—Arrived steamers George Appold, Loveland, Bal- timore: Neptune, berry, ra ork; schr Caroline Jameson, Jameson, Haine hia. Cleared—steamer Johns H lopkins, Hallett, Baltimore; jet Fergusson (Br), Kitchie, Glasgow; Nevada, New York ; brigs Champion (Bo, Fanning, Cien= schrs Walter B Chester, Brown, Demarara; Graco, bpavia, night EAL Sarled—steamer Harrisburg. Steamer Eleanora.irom New York for Portland. passed pT inland Light, Cape Cod, at 3 ORK, Feb 4—Cleared, brig Mary C Comery | H aca; West indies ‘Beiow-B Bark Nettie Merr: igre Rollins, from Batavia. bth—Arrived, steamers Lawrence, Howes. Bow | ton; Wm nenhedy, Foster, providence; Martha Ste- yens, © York, Urig George Latimer, Morris, | Foute, Ps schr Wm arthur, Scbufte, Portian Cleared—Steamers Tuckahoe, rows Newbern, NC; | ; barks Savannah | jomandin (ory: Tausen, ‘Queens. 3 town or i M A Willey, Willey, Provi- dence; Cora, Boston. Balled team ’r Wm Crane‘ Boston; Watuan Reeita (Br), br Cophas. fy Rt Sd bAL te wee SW 4 ee [aa beret bark derhatic @n, 7 ote leo tor oru ne Feb (Arrived, schred 4. Bryan, Hill, New York. ch i BLE idan), Antwer 2—sailea, bark Proteus, Chipman it nhe ler), Antwe! Oehmartived, scht BN i Hinwking FUyatt Now York. Bia Arrived steamer Virginia, Hf ay ae? ladelppia ; brig Olaf Niewen tg y me ne Bd Janeiro; schr 1 Ke zie Brown er, Swan, Liverpool. FERNAND: ae aa Arrive a. ‘bark Hesperus (Br), ‘ya; 234 (not 26th). sohra Jeaye Blisavern. Brower, Charleston: femme Moadam, March, Trine y ith, barks Samboyana (8; videos Been, Bd Edward aibra a euaee Grane Mataus Rhe Minnie 4, Re 4 e Ferre: ; Klien Perting Trintdi LVLSTON, Feb 47 Cleared, bark Mat (Nor), Dantel- Picstwood : sehr Mary E Hankin, Fuller Bin—~Cleared, brig dary Davidson. Fleetwood. Grongel WN, ra? aD 23—Cle: sc! ne Ma- ed. ‘steamer 8! heh Wks! ew Yor si} jloared for Galve ay clagreg ne Gare Texas. B ra Mitchell, og Lor, fs, Bost arks t, Havre; beet ae Forres, Buenos et Ue (lt Fattes cpa, brig: Andres (or), Klaveness, Liverpool; bark | 0 Ji ’ bad eet Prince Edward (Br), rep S~Cleared, ship Antoinetta (Br), | Bopacio py Males, Beott, Liver b 3. PM—Arrived, schrs Mollie Porter, ad Fieros. Pierce, Bos Zou tor'Virrinia; George P Trige, Gammon. for New York; Bg her turner, Portland 1 ford oF Busan Stetson may do tor Kichmond; Jon hn Balch: pineel Bont er lew York: ZA Paine, Jones, East- Port for do; L Holloway. Bryant, Ne York tor ' Provi- wee ame E A Woodward, Bartlett, Providence tor lew Gth—arrived. schrsS E Davis, Bernard; W H Lord, Foster; W 11 West, Doane; Warren & Hopkins, Paine; com Lewis, Fogg, Isaac Rich, Oliver, and Neponset, Per Virgin a aoc (and all sailed), “Kiso, schrs tutte J immons, jnnab tor Bath; Clar: B Simpson, Tapiey. iattimors for Portsmouth; Lizz Havaum, Cobb; sea Foam, Cahoon, and Mawmssolt, kins, Virginia tor tee te ri—Belrs Jen! lop e en} Party ry . Young, Boston © ton, Province. “mma A alezing, nider, Boston tor for do Hercuard, ere | arrle G for New rilent town tor Vivginia Lizzie smith, Gorham a} lag ‘ ‘am, ‘Great. ao for do; Warren Gates, Smith, d ne “W LONDON, Feb 5—Put 19, steamer albatross, from age jor New York, on sccount of a heavy biow oat NEW HAVEN, Feb 4—Arrived, brig Daylight, Mark: gehts Wm Farrea, Li fe sey) and Francs cae Asa Eldridge, Fort Cieared—Grlg Suwanec, Sawyer, Barbados; schr In. bi Bloom, Indianola. YAL, 50, Feb o—Arrived, sehr WG Shattnck, | Long Islan}, Bahamas. —-cir surah & Douglass, Bethel, Nassau. cbr «-benezer (br). Bethe), Nassau. PuILADELPILA, Feb —Arsived. ark, Onne (Rus). Dahiberg, Dublin, scirs Let Luella, Bonsall, Rich- mond ; Jk Boswell, Greely, St Cleared, steamer N Raindow, Rowell, 3 Siokame aud Hiogg; Fe r), brig A B Patterson, Keith, Laguayra. DS, AM—oark F Reck (Ger), irom Bi cal ht aod still rn ‘Bri Wintel "trol nsacola, vrig Apollo and | two schrs, comprising the tow ‘of city Ice Vont No 2, took the ground jast night beiow here, ye? eRe Bulkhead, wiil come off eo ae igh wi The herm, brig reported coming up in tow io afternovun also went into Delaware Oy. Noon—Brig Na hew ten ie! in tue barbor, Brig Apollo or rs reported vaground on Palkhe 4 e od and are of here, ‘ue other schoouer remains rr ME ative scbr Sallie W Kay, trom Phiiadeiphia for Aw pinwail, ‘Fan, ashore rae, below Morris Liston's, ‘was assisted off (nls morning | ,, we and brought here. Aebor th mnjurea, Th the Frbor this witu schrs F Lewes, Feb are Me ice boat arr last Dight, ‘with a Gy: ae io tow, and remains toils 4M, + hi Bremer aibéinacie arrived at 7:20 this AM. remain anch: ahi ee boat passed out to sea this Pai, Sther i veORILAND, , Fob éArrived, steamer Prussian (Br), | Liv oy 4, steamer Geo Cromwell, Bacon, New | York: schr "Bea Holgdon, ianyier, | by age! Nellie Ff sawyer, Havana. schr, supposed to be the Henrietta, vie Wilaing! a My A gti A. ae Ag ia i PROVINCETOWN, Whittemore pe ig Tl Feb ¢-In oe fore Li Onesie Puriog- vod sy 210 bF-9 Han. esi | GREGORY, 10 the 86tn year ca her | 318 Kast Thirty-toird coBehee 1 J saith. Ee ‘Virginia ; briny ae Arrived, schr Martha Colline, rf Con fantos: schrs Scarberry, uly "Addie 4 # | iver, io'anue ty for’ for La 502 AES Feo ied, bark. Sparrowhawk Br -alhoun, Burrerd'tolet; Mathllde {aens Crensem flan. SAVANNAH, Feb 5~—Arrived, bark Ringleader, from — Rarnep, Cheeseman, New York; led—Steamer Gen bark Bel stuart (Bri, Aj SALEM, Feb ar ived: two Simasted schrs (supposed fi Easiern WLM’ sgt pone Feat schr Admiral, Steel- og t—Arrivea, echr A F Ames‘ Pu Tchr ae B I, Me, to load for oan rt Lyons, Bristol, Me, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MARRIED. BLUN—Lgvy.—On Ld ogget , January 27, by the Rev, Dr. 8. Adler, residence of the bride’s ‘arena Loo; Buc to JENNY, ie daughter of isaac Levy, bout or this city. New Orleans papers please copy. BRODNEX—THOMAS,—On — Thuraday February 4, by the Rev. William ¥ Bui Lewis BRopNex, of Virginia, to Miss Rura an THOMAS, of Baltimore, aid. FREEMAN—HERRING.—On pe herccinay Febraary 8, by the Rev. Ft L. FREEMAN to Miss JENNIE S. HB! HINTON—PELL.- cs R, Dumie, D. D. Hinton, United Army, to Sazau J. BIGELOW, daughier of Charles 8. Pell, Esq., of this city. Wednesday, fercansy $ by the Rev. KENNEDY—NEALB.—On at the resiaence of the bride’s ae Neale, all of Brooklyn, MILI, aa PER Mount Kisco, Thursday, February 4, 1875, at the resid bride's parenis, by ¢ Wiey. Mr. Ashion, OsOAR M. MILLER, of Jersey City, to MInNiz M.,. Ira M, Purdy, Van Buntn—AyMar.—On Thureday, February 4, 1875, at the residence of the bri: ig tet by the Right Rev. B. H. Padock, Massachusetts, ROBERT VaN BUREN, of "new York, to LOUISE, the youngest daughter of samuel aymar, Esq., of Broodlyn. DIED. BenJamin.—On Friday, February 6, JULIA ANN, widow of the late Meigs D. Benjamin, in the 76th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Samuel Benton, 112 West Thirty-second Street, on Monday, the 8th inst., at eleven o'clock A. M. Remains will be taken to Bridgeport, Conn., for Woot BrapDBuaN.—On Thursday evening, February 4, THoMas J, BRADBUBN, aged 18 years ana 6 months. Tue iriends and acquaintanes ofthe family and of his uncle, Jonn Bradourn, are respectiully in- vited to attend the iuneral, irom the resiaence of his parents, 134 Kast Sixty: second street, at ten o'clock on Monday morning, to the Church of St, Vincent Ferrer, where @ solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose Of bis soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery. BROWN.—On ‘TDureday, February 4, MARGaRer, soe: beloved wile of John Brown, ip the 60th year ot her age, Funeral on Saturday, February 6, at two o’clock, Pp. ee trom No, 310 North Second street, Brook- EB. D. UChany.-Tn Jersey City, on Friday, February 5, roll the beloved wile of Jeremian Gasey, aged 75 years. Funeral on Sunday, Februar, 7, at two o'clock, from No, 94 Railroad avenue. Friends are invited to attend, CORNELL.—At bia residence, No, 318 East Thir- ; teenth street, on Friday, the 5th inst., of apoplexy, STEPHEN H, CORNELL, in the 64th year of bis age. The relatives and friecds of the family are re- spectiuily invited to attend the funeral, irom St. k’s church, curner of Tenth street and Second “pie on Monday, the 8th inst., a6 one o'clock HEADQUARTERS VETERAN CoRPs WASHINGTON GREY CAVALRY.—The members of this corps are | Fespectiully invited to attend the funeral of our j late comrade, Stephen H. Cornell, oe Monday, February 8, at pis Tate residence, 813 East Thir- teenth street, at one o'clock; also First troop Washington Greys, N.G.! ae! are pectiully invited to attend, JUHN W. KETTLEMAN, New Yor«, Feo, 5, 1875, President. CorTeLYoU.—Uo Friday, February 5, Jaco L. ae son of tne lave Isaac Cortelyou, aged years, Relatives and iriends of the famliy are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, 7th inst., at two P.M, irom bis late residence, 142 Lawrence street, Brookiya. ROWLEY.—On Thursaay, February 4, JULtA, beloved daugnter of the late Patrick and Eien Crowley, aiter along ulness aged 30 years, The relatives and frie! are respectiully in- vited to attend the iuneral, irom her late resi: dence, 64 Gouverneur street, on Saturday, the 6th inst, ut hali-past one o'clock; thence to Calvary Cemetery. lease copy. Cork papers Dixon.—On February 5, 1875, ELIzaBpetH Dixon, belovea aged 13 years, 8 months and 26 aays, Gaugnter ‘of Martin and Catharine Dixon. Relatives and triends will please attend the funeral, irom No. 101 Park piace, Sunday, Feb- Tuary 7, at One o’ciock P. M. DucnaRrt.—At Harlem, on Tuesday, Fepruary Eley 1875, PAULINE, the beloved daughter of Henry and Mary Vuchardt, None knew her but to love her, None named ber out to praise. ‘The relatives and jriends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom the resideuce o1 her parents, No. 175 Kast 1224 street, on sunday, Feoruary 7, ut eleven o'clock, EvGar.—February 3, 1875, of aipbtherta, raed roungest daughter o! Alex. 8. and Jane ‘The relatives and irtends of the family areinvitea to attend the funeral, ut one o'cluck, sunday, the ‘7th inst., from the residence, No. 850 West tnird street, FitzpaTRick.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Febru. ary 4, JULIA A.. aT hel daughter of Thomas and the late Mar, t Fitzpatrick aud Figs of the tate Rev. a G. Fitzpatrick, in tne 18th year of her age, The relutives and frienda of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from 74 Frankiio avenue, this (Saturday) morning, at nail aut ten o'clock. Tue remaina will oe taken to it. Patrick’s caurch, it nue, Corner Oo! Wile solemn mass of} requiem ‘epose of her soul; from ry for interment, ry ‘nursday, Fevruary 4 Bripext, wile of Alired Featneraton. The relatives and irienda of the family are re- spectfally invited to atrend tne iuneral, irom ber late reattad te fad East Filty-eigutn street, this day, ut two P, bap,—buddesty, in Brooklyn, N. +» H. A. FO! a | formerly of Lonaon, Engiand, aged 3 years and montis. funeral on Saturday, February 6, at two P. M., from St. Mark’s Episcopal chureb, adeiphi s! 4 between DeKalb ana Wilk ig bed avenues. FosteR.—Suddeniy, oo jursday, 4th JaMus U. FosTER, in the 676! © OF bis age. Relatives and iriends of the family are invited | to attend the funeral services, at his late resi- | sence, Bc No. 11 Barrow street, on Sunduy afternoon, | at two o’c loc! ne Gar! o Brooklyn, on Loageg Pipe February 4, JAMES GAFFNEY, in the 40th yeur ol! bis The tuneral wiil take place om Saturday tom his late residence, No. 136 Willoughby street, on Sunday, February 7, at half-past 4 ork Gassnen,—In Brookiyn, Fria HELENA LYNN, daughter of the inte rtf Rachel R. Gassp: Tue relatives and friends of the family are re- pectiuily invited to attend her funeral, on (ues , February 9, at balf-past two P. M., irom ner ‘esideuce, No. 117 Rapel; Bt uear Henry ‘street, Brooklyn. The remains wili be incerred in = feouy vault, St. Paul's church, Broaaway, ew York. GRaY.—On Thursday, February 4, AMANDA P., wile of Jawes M. Gray on niece of Peter R, Kis- , Esqg., azed 23 yea Funeral services her late residence, Etghty- eighto street, near avenue A, on Sunday, Peo: uary 7, at one v'ciuck P. M, ‘The relatives and irlends 18, ELIZABETH at hal’-past er aou-in- aw, | are respectiully invited. GreGory.—On Friday, 6tn inst, Funeral on Monday, the tweive, irem the Yesiuence James R. Thompson, Monte! HAGERTY.—Feornary 3, Je the 08th year o1 his age, & Dati county Cork, lreland. Relatives ang friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, irom his late residence, 176 Eagie street, Greenpoint, this day, at two o'cloc theuce to Calvary Cewerery. HaLL.—On Friday morning, Feoraary 5, FANNIB = tuird daughter of Edward and Lleanor ali. Friends are respecttully invited to attend the funeral services, at wie residence of her parents, 289 Franklin avenue, Brooklyn, on Sunday alter. noon, Fevruary 7, at lour o'cuck. HooaN.—Un Thursday morning, Febraary 4, Patsick Wogan, aged 38 years, ‘The lunerai Wwili take’ place from his late resi- dence, No. 95 Ninth aveoue, on Satarday, at one o'clock ?, M. On 6th day (Friday), 24 month (Feb- Wait HAGERTY, 10 of Donougnwmore, HOLMAN.~ Tuary), 6th, Saka W. HOLMAN, ODIY daughter of dames and Sarah Latetra. Notice vi juneral to-morrow. Jonks.—On Phureday, the om at Greenvilie, N. J, WILLIAM Jonas, aged 74 tamtly are loee Relatives and iriends of ti e M., irom tue residence of Abrabam ‘wecker, Greenville, N. J. JEWELL.—Ou Friday, hay tA 6, dwughier ol F. K. and Louise J and 2 months. Punoral irom the residence of ber grandparents, t, On Suiday, the Tto aod irends are pectivily tne JUNG.—Qn Friday, February 5, 1875, of ay nrhes la, Mra, Livin» JUNG, daaguter of Dr. A, W. and ither, aged 32 years. nus are respectiully invitea to ral, on Sunday, 7th inat., at one 2 M.. irom ner Uh} residence, No, 153 Washington street, Hobuken, N. Je nor tines, Tio Wye FOOT, 8 ‘bye fear” anor: tiinees, THosas Lignt! Relawren dnd trienas of tne ise isentiy, wise lust, Relative | Vited to atvenu. sears | | and of tis grandfather, Charies Perley, Ka at reapec fully tn wived to attend tue Tuners, on aunday, | February TattwoP, M., at bis ‘aed Pouldencer Nor 430 East Fourteenth street. Linpox.—On the 5th, Magy ALICE, dangaier of James rae, Annie Lindon, aged 6 years Fun oe the residence of her parents, 260 ue, Os Sunday, 7th inst., at hali-past Ninth one o'clock, P.M. Fabreary am Saran J, ound 28 re respectfully invited bad at the Twenty-iourth west attend the luveral, Methodist Episcopal Sg nod Dane Ninth nue, ov Saturday morning, February 6, at nine o'clock. The remains will be taken to Peekskill for inter ment. Loomis.—On Thursday, February 4, after @ short and severe tilness, Kare SPENCER, only Qaughter of Josiah N. and bee sr hie Loomis. Twenty sixth street, this (Seturday) siteraoon, a enty. reet, eturday) a one o'clock. ban ognreg and iriends are reapectiully invited to attend, M. —On Friday, February 5, Lypra, widow o Sst ae year of her age. ee oF hi was quarter past three, Me “Garris il ot ‘at a quarter ree P. Tiages oe Now Haven depot on arrival of 2:30" P.M. Har rain Thursday, February 4, MONICA daughter ott the ate Thomas and Bridget OY. ‘The relatives and friends of the ‘ome are ia vited to attend the funeral, from her late resb dence, 781 Eleventh avenue, at one o'clock, Satur: jay. iicaray.—On Wednesday, February 3, Ni er son, ont youngest daughter of Maud and Ivester Mart poy. aged 13 years, 5 months and Ye elatives and (riends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the iuneral, on Batarday, the 6th inst., from the residence of her parents, 0, East Fiftieth street, at conta d one P. M. More#y.—On Thursday, Februai ery & THOMAS MURPHY, son a Thomas and Mary Murphy, months and 1 ay Kelatives and iriends of the family are bis ace fully mvited to attend tbe funeral, from the ree idence of bis parents, 101 Douglass street, Brook lyn, on Saturday, 6th inst., at one o'clock P.M. McCouRT.—On February 4, BRIDGET hccovns, aged 49 years, reuct of the late Patrick Mevourt Dative of Holy weil, county Fermanagh, Ireland, Relatives and [rieuds of tne family are invited to attend the iuneral, irom her late reeldeace, No, 144 East Forty-third street, on Sunday, February 1, at one o'clock. San Francisco papers piease copy. McKNIGHT.—On Thursday, February 4, after a severe iliness, ex-Alderman Prrge MOKNiGHT, tp the 47th year of nis age. ‘The relatives and frends of the family are spectiully invited to attend his juneral, from the residence of his mother, 205 Nortn Sixth street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Sunday, the 7th inst.,,at two o’clock ; thence to Calvary Cemetery. Lass.—On Thursday, Ms ay a 1875, of Bright's disease of the kidi 4, beloved poy of Reuben H. Piags, in the 30ch your of her *sfelatives and friends of the family gaa membere of Prince of Urange Lodge, No. 14, fF, and A.M., are invited to attend the funeral, from her lave Tesidence, 16 East Twenty-seventh street, om Sunday alternoon, February 7, 1875, at one o'clock, Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. NionoLas Powek.—On ‘Thursday, February 4, PowEa, beloved husband of Charioite G. Reddy, ia the 33d year of his age. His relatives aud iriends and those of his fatuer- in-law, James Reddy, and his brether-in-law, Rovert K. Grace, are invited to attend his funeral, from his late resiaence, 296 Mote street, on Suaday, February 7, at one o'clock, PRICE.—On Friday, Fevruary 6, HOWARD LEROY, infant son oj James L, ond Kate. H. Price, aged & months and 15 days. Reiatives aud iriends ore invited to attend the funeral service, at 311 West Forty-sixth street, Sunday, February 7, attour P.M. Tne remaing will be taken to Yonkers ou Mond QUINN.—On Friday moro ae JAMES QUINN, Of Mott Haven, in the 32d year of his age, Notic: of funeral hereaiter, RepMOND.—Un Wednesday, Feoruary 3, 187 after a short illness, MaRTIN REDMOND, the belov husband o! Catharine McCabe, in the Sist year his age. A native of county Wicklow, Ireland. Reiatives and iriends oi the iamily are Le ete fully icvited to attend the funeral, from ue Hospital, foot or ee eet Kad East fnuen on Saturday, ruary 6, at one o'clock, Samson.—In Philadel; fs January 81, ALEXAMe DER, second son of ate Davia and Amelia Sauson, aged 29 years. Interment at no reas Hili Cemetery, SANDERSON.—On Tuesday morniny, the 24 ins THomas N. N. SANDERSON (peor tonally known Nelse Seymgur), aged 89 y: d 8 months, ‘The relatives and iriends Of the family and the dramatic projession arene are respectfully in- vited to attend the junerul, on sunday; the 71h iust., at two o'clock P, M., irom the Charon of the ‘Tranaflguration (the little cuurch around the cor r) ‘, ‘sh street, between Mudison and Fito aveuues,. Amity Lopas, No. 323, F, AND 4, M. :—BRETHREN— You are hereby summoned to attend a special communication at the lodge rooms, Masoni¢ Temple, on Sunday, February 7, at bali-past twelve P. M., for the purpose of atveniuag the tuneral of our late ee . N. N. Sanderson (Nelse Sey mour). order. JOHN H, HIGGINs, Master. Fae 'INDALE, Secretary. New Yor« Lops, No. 1, b. P. 0, ELKSe BROTHEKS—You aie uereby requested to attend @ Special communication to be held at t lodge | rooms, Masonic Hall, No, 116 East thirteenth atoen on sunday, the 7th inst., at twelve o’civck A, for tne purvose of paying the last tripute of spect to our late worthy Brother, Thomas N. Sanderson eee Seymoar). FRANK GIRARD, E. R. and R, H. P, R. 8. MARTIN, Sevretary. At a meeting o/ Bryant’s Minstrels, held Bryant’s Opera House, Twenty-third street, was Kesolved, That while we bow with humble submission to the willot Almighty God in Be from our midst our beloved friend, we protoun regret the loss of guch a warm paoiou, gen gentieman beart and id were always ready to assist promote the welfare of his viother proiession: and his deaire tu elevate the profession de’ @ sincerity of purpose tuat commanded the ree tof bis brothers and bound them to him b} the strongest ties of iriendsuip, and in the deat! Of THOMas N. SANDERSON the members of Bryant's Mingirels and tue profe on have met with an Prag loss in 01 nose Manly preseuce lent to ail Wane redecting on our jouw 1¢ 18 our duty to extend our heurtielt sympathy to his vroken-learted muther aad relatives, saa acta eas oe lay ‘no! ruary 4, Uae. 1.» WIdOW Of lave Benjamin bimonson, io the 69th year of her Relatives and Fenland of the family are invited to atrend the iuneral, at St. Aodrew’s chur Richmond, Staten ls: 04, on Sunday, February 7, Bt baif-past two P. M. Sroogey.—Ou teas February 4, at Berge: Point, Bayonne City, B. 4 SeooKEY, wits Amos Stookey, aged nthe, ‘The rol ea und iriends are Ae eettiy invited to meet a emaius, on the arrivul of the boat at tne foot o1 Liberty eireet, on Monday moraiug, af @ quarter pat une oer e AYLOR.—OD ry 6, SARaz TAYLOR, in the 70th year Oo: bi ‘The relatives and friends of the family rg those of her brothera, George G. end Edward & Taylor, are respectiully invited to attend the fue neral, irom her Jate resicence, 340 Lexington re a Monday, 8th inst., at balf-past wwo o'ciock THorPE.—O> Wednesday, February 3 Eur THORPE, io the 64th year 01 Dis age. ‘The relatives and iriends of the nbs are Tee eyed iuvited to atiend tne iuneral, at Dover Plains, on Sunday, February 7, av balf-past oi Pp a ‘Trains leave Grand Sentral Gepot at 9:1 ‘Bridgeport and Danbury papers please copy. UpHaM.—On the 4th inst., JULIA A., Widow of the late Samuel B, Upham, aged 66 years. The relatives and iriends of the jamily spectiully imvited to attend tne iuneral, late residence, No. 991 Eighth avenue, this day (Satorday), at twelve o'clock M. Her remains will be taken to Woodlawn lor interment. WaLsu.—On Friday, the Sta inst., JouN WALSH, Dative of Ballyhea, County of Cork, Ireiand, in the 63d year of Ms age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- epsctiully invited to attend tne juneral, irom hig lute residence, 722 Kast Ninth street, on Sunday, Fevruury 7, wt two P. af, Irisn papers please coyy. Wrigut.—On fnarsday, Febraary 4, Ropert J. youngest son of covert J. and Minoie J, Wright aged § montas ana 4 day ‘Phe tuperal will tuke piace on Saturday, Febru- ary 6, at nali-past ten A, irom the residence of bis parents, No. 219 wast F Feckinun street. The remains will be taken to Fiushing, L. L, for in- termeut ‘The relatives and trien is of the mae ae dy A, Moy respectiully invited to att ZALLeY.—On Friday, February 6, L¥pta, widow of Ephraim Ztley, of Locust Valley, 1. 1., iu the 73d year o1 her age, Notice of the fuuoral in Sunday's Herald. MISCE LLANEOU wclecinlil i Ar RCIA ch 4. TO BsOLUTE DIVOROSS OBTAINED FROM Dip. AN ferent Hates, lewsl every woers: doxcrtion. Ady cient cause, 0 pubitel y required; no charge uni rt dvice free. divorce granted; MOUs Attor Da 194 Broadway. Bau Dee DIVOKCES 0! D FROM COURTS Aw ferent ti legal everywhere no Hoe sul = reas os advance; vice tree: commissioner fo FRBVERICK I. 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