The New York Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1875, Page 12

2 _.WEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. WICKHAM AND THE POLITICIANS. ‘sold us ont at various and some new mat ing places In the late election will ag cng be brought in to rganization. CREEDMOOR, NEW YORK CITY.- Oct 21, off Bcatterie Island, had a heavy SE gale, lasting 13 Ses ee tepate pane} _Put back Seps Ta, sehr WG Pattot, Connor, tor News strengthen the weak pose fa fee tad raga ui Ventas, which grrived 3a and anchored at Gandy | , 112060, Oct 5—In port, brtg Vesta, Percy, from Nagasaki, ever, the men who cam) will un- | THE LAST COMPETITIO: UCH caine ap ity 6th, L ‘WHAT IB HE GOING TO DO ABOUT rr?’'—crr¥ | Goutiedly remain at the head. They palsy lag ie ‘Wendell Phillips is to lecture at Association Hall on Ce ae, stoamers Frankfurt (Ger), Vou HALL BUMORS—THE COMING VACANCY IN THE COMMISSIONERSHIP OF PUBLIC WORKS—THE they can do, I suppose ours has been the most success- ful organization, considering the of time it has been in existence, that ever was founded in New York BULL's-EYE BADGE—MR. 1, GEIGER THE ‘WINNER. ‘The last competition for the Crouch Bull’s-eye Badge Tuesday night. ‘The grand reception of the Twenty-second regiment will take place tomorrow might at the armory, in Ship Victorla (Br), whieh arrived Sth and anchored ry Took, caine up to the city Oh, AM. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATR BOUND SOUTH, New Orleans) ; Austin, Mor Indianola; 6h, Cabs, Sailed Sth, brig © AS) + fo eae wie OA ‘parks, Peterson, New York: sehr Vic- city. It owes much to Emanuel B, Hart, who devoted Hal CHARGES AGAINSZ THE POLICE COMMASSION- | Hingeit to the work as chairman of the xccutive Com | took place as Creedmoor yesterday, and the trophy was | Fourteenth street Steamer Kicanora, Johnwon, Portland for New York. iaaad, .Now 2 Hailed, sho La Gloire (Br), Blagdon iat mittee, finally awarded to Mr. L. Geiger apon a score of twenty. | ME William H. Goodyear, B. A., will lecture om | REnr Gra) (it. en tea pettia, Windsor, NS, for | ,, LIVeMPooL—Arrived, steamer Lord Ctive (Br), Urquhart, NEES a For myself 1 am only @ private in the ranks, but I a RB 9 “Four Centuries of Italian Paintings” before the Irving | New York. Beston Cand ontleg, O42 ae Now dr Tnladelphia), ‘The unusual heat and fevet o mi eaday*s election | may say that in the course of along political career I | three bull's eyes. Tho weather was p! nt © SUD | Literary Society on Tuesday evening. Schr Cubs, Baldwin, 8s Stephons, NB, for Now York. fh ag Mae me Ey Se Cock, Stoddard, ° having pasged over, public attention, within the past never saw any organization with such a brilliant pros- | shone clear and bright, and there was no wind stirring | no arse of a sories of public meetings of the Inter- Bebr Marthe A Bey Giana, St John, 8 B. for New York. wet: Eedesuucty. sea Wie aia Guta ay A few days, has been turned toward Mayor Wickham and his probable future political action, This !s somewhat | of a serious question to a great many people The geatleman himself, since the result of the election was announced, bas kept his mouth hermetically sealed on the political issues of the day. Interviewers tn vain have approached him, but are sent away with a bland smile and courteous recognition which has rarely been found among the present wonderful leaders of Tam- Hall, TUS RECENT ATTACKS UPON MAYOR WICKHAM by Mr. Joha Kelly, Park Commissioner 0’Donohue and the assembied cohorts of ‘the Boss’ at Tammany’s ratification have led to a good deal of speculation \ “What ts he | going to do about it?” so familiar a conundrum jn the | among politicians around the City"Hall, days of Tweed, is now reiterated in connection with the movements of Mayor Wickham. But His donor will not say “what he ts going to doabout it” Tho Durthen of the blame for the defeat of the Tammany ticket has been placed by Kelly and Company upon the Mayor's broud shoulacrs, Mr. Morrissey was put out of Tammany Hall for giving an expression of opinion | ‘op the subject of the laborers’ wages. Mr. Wickham | pect before it as the antl-Tammany democratic party. | BOSS KELLY CLOSING THE RANKS. | Mr. John Kelly yesterday sent a private communica- | ton to the leaders of the several ward committees | membership of the General Commuttee for the ensuing \ year, the election for which will tak him within ten days, in order that he may supervise the same and make such alterations as will be for the | Denefit of Tammany Hall A POLITICAL SERENADE. Last evening a large number of the voters of the Anti-Tammaay organization of the Twentieth Assembly | composing the General Committee, affking them to can- | | Yass their respective districts immediately, and to | | select such names as they think most suitable for | place in Decem- | | der. He also requests that the names be submitted to | 4 gcore of twenty-two out of a possible forty-five to affect the Sight of the bulleta, Notwithstanding this circumstance the scores were only fair, excepting those made by one or two leading marksmen Tho contest commenced at eleven A. M., at 800 yards dis- | tance. There were only eight entries; but these com- | prised nearly all of the best long range marksmen in the Amateur Rifle Club, with the exception of the American Team, none of whom were present, After | the contest had been concluded {t was found that Messrs, F. Hyde and L. Geiger had “tied” upon bull’s eyes. Mr. Schermerhorn, who had charge of | the match, expressed it at his opinion that the only way | district assembiod at the headquarters of the Jefferson | | counting four, and Mr. Geiger mado a “bull's oye.” | | Third avenue, bo Club Rooms, at the corner of Forty-second street and ing banners, transparencies and | torches, with the intention of paying the compliment | the winner. | of a serenade to the active workers in the district, who | had by tneir combined efforts beaten the Tammany of deciding the match would be to “shoot tt off? Some demanded and claimed that the scores showing the | Jeast number of “outers” should be declared the win- ing score. Mr. George Crouch, the donor of the badg: was appealed to, and decided that {t must be shot ae Mr. Hyde fired the first shot and scored a “centre,” thus winning the badge As he had already won the trophy two previous competitions, he was declared Mr. Geiger recoived the hearty congratu- lations of his friends, as he bad labored under peculiar disadvantages, being’ totally blind in his right eye, and consequently obliged to shoot from his left shoulder, national Froe Trade Aliance will be hold to-morrow night at No, 43 Washington square, south. ‘The police arrested 1,670 persons during the week. There were reported at the Bureau of Vital Statistics 455 deaths, 450 births, 198 marriages and 42 stillbirths during the past week. Liza Ganly, forty years of age, residing at No. 10 West Houston street, fell on the sideWalk yosterday and sprained ber right log. She was sent to Bellevue Hospital by the police. Musical receptions and matinées will take place on Wednesday and Thursday, the 10th and 1ith inst., at the Foundling Asylum, in Sixty-cighth street, between Lexington and Third avenues. . Henry Abrahams, aged fourteen years,employed atNa. 40 South streot, accidentally fell through a hatchway at the above place yesterday morning and was severely ta~ | Jured. He was 4 to the Chambers Street Hospital, NEW JERSEY. To-day at two P, M. the Zion Evangelical church, on | Pierce avenue, West New York, is to be formally dedi- cated. The test case of Justice John White, of Hoboken, who viene Schr BR Hull, Brush, Providence for New York. Behr § W Nundell, Mundell, New Haven for New York. Sehr Maria, Hul idence for New York. Schr Fioronce V Tarnor, Walkeg, Rockland for New York. ebr Jobnnio Messervey, French, Rockland for New York. Sch Huntress, Brown, Labue for New York. Schr Aun Kiiza, Cuawoll, Provideuce for Now York. Sehr Harriet Lewis, Cushinan, Providence for New York. Schr Rachel Jano, liynch, Providence for New York. Behr Josephine Wakoly, Bragepore for New York. Behr Lettie Wells, Walls, Calais for New York. Behr Lilly i Broach, Childs, Bangor for Philadelphia Behr Sandolphin fldury, Proscott, Me, for New Yo Scnr Perine, Sheitield, Stonington’ for New York. Schr G W Buldwin, Crows, Rockland for New York, r Mary J Adam! ‘ortamouth for New York, Schr Silas Meloon, Rockland for Now York. Sehr Mott Haven, Collins, Caluis for Now Yorks. Behr Volant, Bangor tor New York. Bebr Gentile, Eldridge, East Greenwich for New York, Schr Margaret Kennedy, Ford, Brantiord for New York, Schr Escort, Hawkins, Bridgeport for New York, BOUND EAST. Steamer Albatros, Davis, New York for Pall River. Brig Gipsey (Dun), Jayue, New York for Pernambaco, Schr Frances (Br), Carter, New York for Ponce, Pik Behr John Loxier, Lincoln, Hoboken tor Providence, Schr Peunsylwania, Smith, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Hudaon, Post; Hoboken for New London, Sclr A Pharo, Bingham, Hoboken for Providenes. Schr Jas M Bayles, Arnold, Hoboken for rovidence, Behr Odell, Winslow, Hobokon for Portland, Schr Lizaié Milis, Armstrong, Port Jobnaon for Boston, Scr H B Gibson: Daws, Port Johnson for Lynn. Sehr AT Rowland, Rowland, Port Jobnaon tor Providence, Schr G R Hodwell, Wallace, Newbarg for Boston, lag. latted, Sent 11 (not previo |, shtp Villa Franca Regn nee ede eet an, aaa, Nov 5Saflod, brig Pace (Sp), Orta, Charles: Naoasant, Sept 13—Arrived, bark Lanalelo (Haw), Mars- ton, Shanghiai (and sailed 28th for Honolulu). e Noy 2—Satied, schrs Monadnock, Baker, New Orleans; 4th, Lewis Ehrman, Fooks, Baltimore Port Mutonave. NS, Nov —Arrived, brig Asteroid, from Boston for Priace Edward Island. Qoxmxg, Nov ¢ arrived, slip Lake Suporior, Buchanan, Cleared 4th, ships Calcutta, Tyrrell, Liverpool; Sarah, Saunders, Dublin; barks Scotland, Westinore, Brists Emily, Kiddie, London; Victoria, Pedersen, Havrd; British Idon, Dean, Greenock. Paisod Itiver du Loup Nov & ship Lake Ontarlo, Gilmore, from Liverpool fur Quebec. Rio Janeino, Sept 26—Sailed, barks Qacen (Br), Conway, New York; Contest (Br), Hines, do. Suancnat, Sept 14—Arrived, barks JamesS. Jott. Nagasaki (and suiled 25th for Keelung); 2 Ingram, terra 8 yiipert Sept 29, bark Challenge (0), Cottier, for New" ork, Je und otliory wa belay. AGO, Nov 2—Arrived, brig Lydia If Co , Rose, New Yorke of jg Lydia If Cole (Brf, RB nee Steven , Oct 25—Cles hr Gla aul Bole ws NS, Oct 25—Cloared, schr Glanes (Br), HAMPOA, Sept 4O—[n port, Hong Kong, arrived 24th tor'Now york Yoxouama, Oct 1i—in port, sbio Davidoon, for New York: barks New. I and Wm Van Namo, Watts, une; Ukrat Nagasaki, just arrived. iteme, Hal~ th, Corea, ship Midnijsht, Hallett, from: Quebee Br), (Br), Aduins. Meicher, from: | ticken A brass band had been engaged and a | although not “left handed.’ The scores were as fol- AMERICAN P 3. the resolution was passed authorizing thereduction, | of ihe old Firo Department carrying wrches | Pande shestices« Totals. | penas, will be called In the Court of General Sessions | Schr Lamartine, French, Port Jouson for New Bedfurd. BOSTON, Nov 6—Arrived, siwamner China (Br), Gill, Liver. Ho was not disciplined by Fouquler Tinville Boyd's | were a feature of the | domonstrauion. The | fy SEGRE CER ASE RE -oe to-morrow, Behr Golden Wale, Wilaca, New York for Norwich, ercdelnoun dF Welle Aetenea Umea es committee, Now, after election, aa “Bose” Kelly eur- | Procession, when formed, sarted of a fve-mule march. | 9 og: 3355238638686 4-01-2179 | Mrs Margaret Thine, of Hoboken, took outa warrant | Sel Gicoro, Lawaon, Fort Johnson for Pairhiny Gloag Siberia i) Marcy, Liverpool; Car c 08 cesst ' é quis, ney, Por for Kl otietow Norman, Nickerson ‘we veys the remnants of his scattered army from the ram- | residcnces of Dr. Feodure Mierson, in Fort nber: of bull's eyes, £2 yesterday for the arrest, of her husband, who had | Soir Maria Fleming, ore Johnson for Providence, | feipbla; Gludcun, Hors, Now York: burk silo (Neb, tell parts of the Wigwam in Fourteenth street, he naturally sire John D. aghlin, in Fifbeth street; ¥. EeDe, beaten her without cause and threatened to brain her Sehr Samuel P Godwin, jams, New York for Stamford. chrs Annie Fairfax (new) Dou Cape de elect Francis N. Bixby, at the corner of Forty-second +845555556555 688 568 with a hatchec Schr Sallie Burton, Burley, New York for Stamford, lizabevh, Landerkin, Galveston: Maguie A- Jooks around for a victim upon whom he cao street and Fifth av nue, nd other residences of the »-06550835 5 054384451 Frank Goodvwit a torious chick “ nore; Ohas F Sanpson, Gage, do; Bay State, saddle all the blame of Tuesday’s disaster. Mr. Kelly | victors of the people's fight. To some of the repubil- 085442455 45 6 4 4 657-176 igo adele de ited peated onus cao SALLED, Ge iealschs tiuacie| Win reac: ead’ Norman? Harts claims that he had nothing to do with the reduction of | cane mentioned a serenade was given, and at the mober of bull's eyes, 22 thief, who has been ravaging the hen roosts of Hudson pata sae a 5 2 ar! the laborers’ wages, Of course there is no disposition | house of Mr. Bixby a large number of personal friends, ¥. 8, BARwaLs, . connty for weeks past, was arrested yesterday on Union | _ Steamers Adriatic (Br), for Liverpool; City of Berlin Br), | BALTIMORE, Nov 6—Arrived, steamers Rebecca Clyde, Ne Sie Se ecu re Uae tie 8 singular cir. | among whom were Judge Ledwith, Dr. Miersou, Mr. secrete i Eta pa Hill and held to await trial, do; Erin (ir), do; Bolivia (Br), Glasgow; Oder (Gor), Bro: | Childs, Wiliniucton, NO; Josephine Thoripson, Moore, Rew cumstanc . Kelly w ai tl and othe: pred Soke 4 5 20 5— ‘ Jarondeiet, % iy winey Pi New Have: Got ablo ve'ooutrel “my candidate” co. as to savo his | ans 'bero of 6,000, majority ever te Tammany. candos 04535899 086984 880-396 | A wacrantis out also forthe arrest of Hagh Thomp- | Sat’ inde, Ualesta aa ksr Neji feast Ectaseors FW irene: Postar, New York: Panay party irom an egregious blunder. He forced the nom! data Number of bull's eyes 2L ton, who lives near the Weehawken Shades, for beating | (Br), New Orleans: Hrashaer, do; Knickerbocker. do; Cisy | Cadreuindeg, Foster, de; Tiucilie, Benncit, Wt llmineton s a by = ickhatm on the bers) a. frat foc = Seeoe Pe APN icR a re and kicking his wife, who was only married a year ago, | cinto, do; Pioneer, Wilmington, NC; Ellon 8 Terry, New- | Cet on Justo, Bennett, Bremen: August ( ip in th “IC a) : and {a about to become a mother, ‘Thompson has, how- 3 John Gibson, Georgetown, DO; Wyanoke, itich- 5 Navussa; schrs ing claimed an absolute ownership in the nom! AND AN THE N 5 5 dtp about to bi ther. “Th as, bi ha ciiteon, Ge ‘BO; Wyanoke Rich. | sen, nstown ‘The acts of the latter were supposed to reflect the policy “ wis + 3545033455545 2 083 over, left ior parts unknow! Richmond; Norfolk; barks Paolina (ital), Cork | Matooka, Abram Manson, Boston ; Fr of the former. Thus it was that the eporee — ~ aranee Ys ied 6 i) . ot 52343 0 849-172 The Union Eth Bible war still rages flercoly, Many i Faimouths ane a (Aus), i do, Roel Tht enor e Be ea A aie Parker, New Haven; Ligbt of tho marty respousivie for the reduction o! "i yo of - d T ol 's eyes, 2 o G orto ello; Anna (Aus), Gloacoster; an, On. Rotmithstanding Wie recent attesupted explanution of | TUTE ¥EEB LECTURES—DR, I. L HAYES’ IN- BG B40 055 458-48 5 6-05 chool in West Hoboken since the reading of the Scrip- Hon Somntine deuce: stie' lise Gnas. Gaver Fred gohra DV Strouker, Vangilier, Row York; Loutia Brazlor, r. Kelly. es a Bi | oy Ontalent dt rawford: Inland le, Woodman; Kate Collins, Mathian, pa calcuanoranion® ov #0atiC: WORKE TERESTING DISCOURSE, 1,000. 233004000042524-27-155 | tures has been discontinued. A mass meeting ts to be | Warton, doi Catalania (Sp), dos Graame and WB Steelivan, Chataberiuin, doy Annie Holand Homer, The term for which General Fita John Porter was The great hail of Cooper Institute was uncomfortably Number of bull's eyes, 15. held this week for the purpose of denouncing the ac- B. lbs t, SW. so2s, do vin St Augustine; Emma C Babcock, lin, Phitadel- ited Ce ‘i slic Works will expire with | URES 0 , N tion of the Board of Education removing the Bible baa siaad adnan hia; Thow G Sinith, Hand, do; Jennie FE Siinmons, Young, Clected Commissioner of Public Works will expire with | crowded last eveuing ou the occasion of Dr. I. 1. Hayes! A. J, MENNION, JK. hominceenaun Balttinore; it M French, Bangor; Samuol Fish, Helfast. Mer the last week of next mouth. It isa matter eagerly ectusy on. “Seslund end the Nerthinen! "On the pias 2856464553255 5 5-63 x MARITIME MISCELLANY. Cleared—Barks Addie H Cann (Br), Joakins,jlavro; Kioto, Giscussed as to who will be the successor of tho | ae ee Bais aeecent tts : +2688544353002 4 640 William Clegg, a printer, of No. 126 Nowark street, pedi Lang. bivernoe. Present incumbent. Alarge amount of patronage is | form were Judge Daly, President of the American Geo- . 5542022808000 Fr 825-198 | Hoboken, was arrested yesterday for beating his wife, | _Srnawnn Nonwantow (Br, of the Mitchell tine) and bark | 5% W ORLEA NS, Nov 2—Arrived, steamer Pascal (Br). Uispensed by this department, and it 1s consequently & | graphical Society; Peter Cooper, A. 8, Hewittand many Number of bull’s eyes, 12 pita vig j nee a N Churchill (Br), from Monreal for Cork tor orders, were in | Brown. io fane\wo 1 g valuable prize to either purty. General Porter may Dot : rac ears aise 4, 8 CONLIN. while tn a state of intoxication, and subsequently com- | collision off Little Metis mofning of 6th inst, and the former | Gleared—Schr Walter Denny, Taylor. Key West, Ritaouinaed forthe place by Magor Wickhau:: The | coher prominent, man.) Ms.) Hewitt introdaped’ De 860055340533550- | pelled her to sleep for three days past half naked in an | sunk in 20 minutes. ‘Grew saved. ‘The burk wap run asuore | Oth—Arrived. steamors Hudsun, Gager. New Yorks GW ontery which wus raised against the selection of ap !n- | Hayes in ap appropriate speech, saying that it was only $23326408033560—-4 | open woodshed. When she came into court her ap- | St Metis to save hor from sinking, aud is discharging ber | Tanuie (lie), Trubuchet, Marseilles; Oukel (Ger), Fusch, abitant of another State for sacndpereo ks Boateans ax meet that the distinguished Arete traveller should in- | eases o Oe 55 ere 4 549-151 pearance izalted sonore! -contisiesration. Her eyes pret thateoe lit pe eee Dale Bel Mee leh aa pean maa Nea ye ; ommis Public Works may deter the "i ull's eyes, 12 | wel ack an " ? 5 an , Del, joared—Bark Pes Sp), Andrea, Live: papeatninet of General Porter. Then it must be re- | SBSurate this free course of lectures for the people Mr. ‘a visugn | Onber head was a torrible gash, indicted by ber’ huge | G*8=ada, pus back to Wilmington, Now O for repain, sclire Clara Montgomery, Miller, iuatau; Eita & dosier polested that the Boardof Aldermen possess the con- | Hewitt jocosely remarked (he being a democrat) that 4355485558443 2 459 | band He was held to await trial by Justice Strong. Sur Marra Bowker, Woodside, at Charleston Nov 3, | Bunker, Havana 4 he-G reat - 2 6645 36a | from Antwerp, experienced heavy weather during a part of Houriwust Pass, Nov 6—Arrived, ship King Cedrie (Br), frmavory power in this ease The General was 9p- | this was the first time he could ever induce Dr, Hayes 022334664542025-46 the passage, and has sustained vome injury to spac and | Pery, Liverpool; barks Elios (Aus, Zar, Antwerp: Triggn Pointed te Ai} seca Kroued by the resin® 40 appear on the same platform with him, which caused | $0. one OIRO a B08) 7 suite (Wan, Moller, ith Juneiro; Tancred (Nor), Jewell, Aut- 101 . Georg Lott trotime | mush iaughter. ‘Sy = | Scene E Borns, from New York for Washington, DO, be- | — §ailed—Schr Alice, May, St John, NB. the Beard of Aldermen had no contr rf ih fore revorted at Norfolk leaky, will discharge her cargo at NORFOLK, Nov 5—sailed, schr Pinta, Dix, St Johns, PR: inJuences, But now the case ts diferent. The term of | Dr, Hayes began his lecture by describing the trk ATHLETIO EXERCISES. tbat port. cugt a befor rsported office of the present incumbent will expire on the 29th) J ohat march of the Northmen from the shores of the y Scun H THiceaan, from Boston, at Baltimore Nov S, lost | | PHILADEL PITA, Nov S—Arrtved, bark John Langhtin of December, 1875, «Mayor Wickham will then he com- SE MUR TEM rails, spars, &c, in a gule Oct 30, off Absecom. ow). Conover, Sealord, Del; schrs 0 E Jacksos ¥reuc! a zs OCEAN STEAMERS, , in b, Euxine and the banks of the Danube, These were the A grand athletic entertainment was given last night | Scwr ANNIk LRLAN joston; West Wind, Lingo, lence. Pelled to nate a successor, subject to the approval of | the Board. | TE NEW BOARD OP ALDERMEN | men who in the year 1001 first trodupon the soll of this glorious Republic. After giving a rapid glimpse of | dred ot the leading gentlemen of the city. at Wood’s Gymnasium and attended by several hun- It must DATES OP DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK POR THR MONTHS Sewn anrx Latann, from Now York vie St Augustin arrived at Charleston, SC, Nov 5, with rigs! lost and split aaila, scarce ‘6th—Arrived, AC Stimors, Warren, d horn; sclirs Telomah, Bennes steamers George H tout, Ford, New York; ark Lucile (Br), Andrews, Leg- , : Ov NOVEMBER AND DRCEM 3 Elton 3 will consist of fourteen Tammany members, seven é é 2 ee iad i ee Ey Barx E, Sn0n (Br), McDougall, from Mobile Ang 13, and | vis, Porslan ‘Jackson, ae con Daem be republicans and one anti-Tammany man. Should the | the great conquests of the Northimen In Normandy, | have been gratifying to Professor Wood to find that the | Steamer. Destination Ofice, which, was supposed to have been the abandoned essnt Bickaon Murray, Richmond; Frauk Bollinger, Connor. fourteen members work together under the dictator. jy England, &e., aud of their foundation of a republic | paysion for athletic exercises had not entirely died Whoomsin | Liverpool... |26 lirondway Ue Donagneteobner Citi ote oral Clears aionaecs | Wromkig: Seal: Bertacats Biche SE eecatiais We Maeete WWVox hice meidst (een! ‘ny | 4g the tce-girt island, Dr. Hayes pointed out the con- | away among the upper classes. Professor O*Nell and | Scythia ;|Liverpool. | 4 Bowling Green : Hinckley, Churleson; ‘Roman, Crowell guonon;_ Hunter contirmation by Mayor Wickham must be tn harmony Wee rbd gy boa tae eee y g the upp Greece |Londens:7. (60 Brosatay Scuin Piowstn, Bassett, at Charleston Nov 2 from Boston, | Hinckley. Oe Fdietiok ont ee eae howe Mf ec prer eager moras rf e ATI cH ait a oN . " experienced very heavy weather on the pussaza, ro + Vi urs, doy . wishes of the “oss Fa eee fatformm, His etforis to reach the Pole, be comtnued, | DF Meigs opened the sport with a pretty exhibition of | Fommeraila.... -|Hambure’ 61 Broadway CU peor Eine AA are imglap pete ate pear teey. Phorce, Now York; Aun Bliga, Richirds, do; brigs GW Halls fa They do not look upon Mr. Kelly ag the | ated back as far ua 1853, when he had the honor of | sparring, after which Mr WR Fortmeyer | Oity'of Richmond: | Liverpool. ./ 15 Bronaway ago. Go Py Uartae aowen: Poll Mirae: Aneona bert T and atrict political master of last year, | S¢companyyng Dr. Kane on his famous Arctic expedi- | swung the clubs with a gruce and ease sel- | Baltic : Liverpool. ||1% sroaaway Scur Scio, of Pembroke, from Windsor, for Now York, | Newlove, iin; Sunbeam, Bunker, Nahant: PJ Grau, Bose Iker eases, and tho late deveats bave no | on, Tt could not be denied that there wae no prac. | dom gcen, Professor Miller, the champion wrestler, Encland:: 3 |Gleseeee wich wont dshore on Libby's Island Oct 81, has gone to | tons 'N''S Ferrell, Charleston; W Marshall, Boston; JA rallies aie cu ein reachi e Pole, but that divine curiosity * 1 | El i: | haere: riffin. do. : ty te iraies renctih, Ceres eThae | which embodied the love of knowledge, of truth, | then had a sparring bout with Mr. James 8. Reynolds, | Amerique. pao Fee hily soho Dune ov Newoastux, of St John, from Predertcton PE rigged wg Baker, McCarthy, Bremen 5 5 y its | E spite ould lead them on until the very heavens and | followed b aeighy toa Reena Pes lier Br ~ for Providenee, arrived at’ Viney: avon Nov 6, fallot | bark Carrier Dove (Br), Simmons,’ Cork or’ Falmouth; ot, therefore, be dragooned into young fora nom- | HOM’ ie se ts ia {eee ey ee eee : Rene esromcrs | Wyonine: Fue gt pila lel water, having been ashore off Harwich, She will Aktive (Huss), Eskellin, “do; brig Nellie Antrim, Weisch Sitply because he is backed up by Mr. Kelly, | the waters underneath the earth would have noth- | Senac and Aubrey. Messrs, Pennell, Tryon und Burn. | Russia. Liverpool..|4 Bowling Green | Titway fur repairs, Goon the | wan New York; schrs HN Miller, @ Walker, Lottls B Vaux | ing, further to reveal to the human mind. (Applause. ) 7 Gi Mroudway Moodie and 3 KM'Smith, L & A Babcock, WL Eliins, H for Providence, und Henry H probably with no other recommendation of fitness (or oth : a a Serra cud Gal Fiowink. taotee bt ie tridge! bepke Nom t 5 the important oilice of Commissioner of Public Works. was his privilege to visit Teeland last summer, | ton then handled the dumbbells, putting up Reape ai Beastway. eet ft nals wri hop betes: bregkiag down: Price, Boston; L 8 Levering, Providenca: © W_ Elwell : Li w Ria GuPLaD eu Pale | this little island which boasted a republican civilization | jyely 180, 140 and 120 pounds. A stugle stick en- 19 Broadway @ portion of the bridge railing and badly staving her stern | Eoremmouth; Twenty-one Friends, Cambridgeport; J is also talked of ina political coalition between Mayor | f0F the past 1,000 years. He was sent by the Geograpb- | counter between Professor Deturck and Mr. Emi Bpetian cid Bowling Green. | during the gale of Beitaah ie, Suh ules, Geverel ostiar ven br rip Airaneoypter-tere Mel on ieee 4 Wickham and Comptroller Green, This coalition has | }¢a! Society and “im the interests of the New York | Verbouwens formed an attractive _featura asgow ..|7 Howling Green | sels received trifling damage. arene ne nthe) ad ssa been whispered around the City Hall frequently within | Hxnaub to represent America at the great millennial | of the entertainment, and =the contestan’ . [pinta kylie Mind Scur Exna (of Bristol, Me), Foster, from Bristol, on a Nuwcastur, Del, Nov6, AM—Schrs Electa Bafley, from the ‘peat tow w Mr Green, wily and cunning in celebration. The population of the island was 70,000, | were pretty evenly matched, After, a sho eT Pverodol:- 16 prosawey, fishing cruise, was run into in Hoston Bay, on Tuesday even- | New Bedford, and Colin 'C Baker, from Boston, passed uj en eee ee realy for eiliances thet wilt | abd they were aduurable representatives of the hardy | turn ‘with the gloves betweon " _Prolessor [Liverpool faHowing Green | img.by sehr Sea Queen, of Bristol striking on tho quarter | this morning, Sclirs lle Hodedén, from Bangor; Sarah ST anchor “it and continag bis power as bead of No?se stock, from whoin Anglo-Saxons had inherited so | Wood and Mr. W. Lawrie the spectators were much “TRovverdam, [50 Brenaway near the stern, and damaging hef to the amount of about | Harding, from Boston, and George Bent, from Strengthen Limeelf and continae bis p Sout OF MELAS DELTA ALA PROGL: eres caritat i seb Le . ea eee $100, and making hor leak badly. The Sea Queen lost bow- | do, passed up last ‘evening. Sehr Martha ‘Wel the Finance Department The gentleman ts ambitions Matiod ot nboutt 700.15 bey Hero Sd hich | amused ata wrestling maich (catch as catch can) be- | Gellert. [pected au) EPR an ded sprit'and all her nead gear. Tho Sea Queen put into Glow | for Boston, passed down last evening, Steamer Centiped of office. His term as Comptroller expires next year, bad a population of ubout 1,700, contained @ jail. This | tween Messrs. H. Howard and J. Ellis, which resulted | Germanic... il Pavarcacs a te pene wer: cester and the Ella arrived at non the Oth, where she | for Boston; sclrs Herschel, for Providence, and Jesse W and under the present laws Mayor Wickham holds the | ##ll was batlt about thirty years ago, but it never had | tn favor of the former, After a clover ‘posturing act by | City of hester. Avent ia oreeteey Fill racelve temporary repairs. During the collision the | Knight, for Pawtucket, passed down this morning. | Bark appointment of a successor. Should the next Legisla- | bad an inmate, with the exception of the jailer. | Messra, Pennell and Sharp, a lively set-to was given be- | Caliteeninn inseow.cc|7Rowling Green | d0ry of the Ells was canght in the head gear of the Bea | Nympbon (Nor), for Havre, passed down Inst evening. eee to amend the law on this subject Mr. Green | _ DF. Haycs described the ponies “‘used as hitching | tween Billy Edwards and Professor Judd. | Peutechiandl, *{Wremen. wit een and carried off. The Ella had also lost her selue boat | Scur American Bagle, for Lynn, anchored heto last night. will be compelled to “step down and out” of the Comp- | posts” for the other ponies carried about by all the | Messrs. W. McCicllaa and Stove Taylor then | France. | Havre. Broadw: the stern the same day. iSchre deka’ Mladietoy 3m See moston, abd Mariette bveatenea Wp Wales be cau now make a deal with Mayor | Jevlanders wul much Lumor and in @ matiner which | sparred three lively rounds, but the Inter | Montana. Liverpool../ 2? Broadwi Scnu Grongr B Puxsoort. Farnham, of and. trom Rock. | foro. passed doin Se A trom Salem, passed up this cichat¢o ag to iusure reappointment at she expire. | Tetinded one vividly of his graphic letters to the | was a trifle too heavy for his opponent; but the former | Herer. [remedy iin land for Now York, before reported towed Into Edgartown in | 91 Neing, bark August Quines ital), for Gutk or Falmouth tion of his term. Henanp. Dr. Hayes’ account of the expedition of the | made up in pluck what ho lost in weight, The wind up Gitt"orsencreal {| Liverpool: |\15 Broadway sails badly damaged in @ squall Oct 2, near Grow’ Hip’ wag | for oedors, passed down at 11 AM sohre daeob C Thompeany THS CHARGES AGAINST THE POLICK COMMISSIONERS. Earopean and American party into the interior was between Mr. Fatrick Kelly, of New strcet, and Profes- | Celtic. | Liverpool. ./10 Brosaway towed into port by steamer Martha’s Vineyard, Captain © 0 Nothing more has transpired relative to the charges | tf peg thea red aOR, aner Tean mere in ote sor Miller was the event of the evening, aud threo Blopstock | Hamburg. /61 Broadway Smith. She was towed to New Bedford 5th for repairs. down since the morning report; schr American Eagle re- now pending before the Mayor against the Police Com- odd appearance oa the Icelandié ponies. “Dr, | rattling rounds were given. Professor Siler had do- | La! rador. ave. rouaw' Scur Joun 8 Foxwax, of Searsport, roported ashore at Sehrs. Jol from Boston; Joss missioners.” The result of the election may also tend fina ca eee clastie ground of Jee. cidedly the best of the bout, getting home on Kelly Frisia... paca bern, (10) Bene eey) thas place last woek, was baxen to Helfast Prides, andisnew | trevlactaudsow Neblnges, fom do: Mate ad ree Of 8 speedy removal’ of Menre Matedl . the barren waste on which, 1.000 years ago. the | protiy cleverly in the last round The entertainment upon the ways for repairs. Her kee! and bottom aro budi y Sulem, and Anua ‘Lyons, fro to ward off & speedy removal of Messrs Matsell end | Rovaptic was prociaimed. The lecturer followed the | was «decided success and will be repeated during the | ge NOTICE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING dimaged. "Siie was toated across the tay by placing empty | Hence passed up thie afternoon: sshr Roman, for Boston, | i Disbecker. Both can, and all the 3 nate and Assembly being repubii- ators from this city, with the excep- story of his travels th id. the ugh all the great phenomena of Icetan Geysers, which he winter, THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Youe ensks in her hold. The pressure of the cask: Shat ihey started her dock. sg scndiact saad 0PM; schr Hunter, for Providence, down atl Paseo’ down et ula PM; brige Uomo, for’ Ganoa, and Ho- passed down at tion of Mr, James W. Gerard, being chosen on the anti- : described | ee ee Hixnaxp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for J tri door, ola (sr), for Qavenstown, and bark Kong verre (Nor) Tamsany ticket will also vend to complicate mattors | at length in bis iotters ty the Hunaun, & | PYRE DEPARTMENT CHANGES, | ure on board the Uxnatp stoam yacht, showing while bara- | vineyard Hiuyen lesking™ will be teed Uy the henl’a | far Gork oF Fwinouek fur orders passed down thie B36," in anection One fact te clearly understood f Moons H Bealls icon ate ees ing the colors red, greén, red, changing from one to the other | foot, the leak being in the stern, and tako extra men aud | | Detawaxt Haxaxwarnn, Nov 8, AM—Arrived this morm- around the City Hall—that Mayor Wickham bas not | VP of Mount Heels was equally De ina cr | 7 14 Sil? Sule ek several miles distant. Cap- | Proceed. tng, sche L Whitaiore, frou Windsor, NS, for orders. Bri cea see chuite action on the charges and trang. | £68, a8 Le explajued, was made by the dripping of | The Board of Fire Commissioners held # meeting yes- | in succession, and can be soon Pinot Boar Jas W Euwert ts the echt ashore at North bar, | Marshall Dutch and James Crosby and échr Charles Cobb, Fe eee tite urior Tikien for bie consideration, | Walter into the pockets of the lava beds from the | terday and transferred Assistant Foreman J, F. L, Du | thins of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige asby pre | ni nevae ‘she lics fivo milos north of Barnegat, Inlet. As. | (rom Rockland, with granite, sailed for Fniladelphis this sched aa aR TE | glaciers, This water was heated by the internal Vol | Pow of Engine Company No. 15, to Engine Company | Paring sny marine news they may beve for the Ship News | Hotanco has been veut her by tho Ooast Wrecking Oompany. | morning. che Providence, from Philadelphia, for Prov: THE NEW PARTY ion ache ns of thn Drape just rad pede pt boiler | Sei Bua eens hk % Foreman, Joba Morden et Department of the Heracp A boat with two men in it has been picked up at Barring- | Byringa (Br), sailed for Queenstown vesterduy, f. * was heated, av i 1 it was spouted up intothe air, | No 5, and gen! ‘ obn Riordan, of | ga—Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- | ton, NS. The men were nearly insensible, After they recom Hoch—Steumer Nederland. passed out for Antwerp this catnmen ae sometimes v0 a height of 260 feet, Engine Company No, 5, to No. 16 Ex-Alderman John | ippatNew York can do toby addressing to auch vemsels, caro | C04 twas found shut they bolonged to gehr AJ Chapman | morning. Arrived this morning, coast survey steamer Ged- AN INTERVIEW WITH GIDEON 4. TOCKER—HOw | . The lecture was supplomented with capital views of | Ht. Brady was appointed chief carpenter at the Ropait ae Captain’ Farrell. The men belonged to New London, and | ney, from New York. a the great natura of Iceland, which were | Yard andJ. H. Roach, of Hook and Ladder Company | Cf HERALD news yacht, pler No | Hast Rivet, New Yok, | they arrived home on Tuesday, NPM Arrive, sehr Alabama, ee ay eres hes TAMMANY HALL WILL PE STORMED. y called upon the Hon, A Hsgatp reporter yeste! Gideon J. Tucker, who wus, it will bo remembered, one of the five anti-Tammany gelegates rejected by the State Convention last summer, to learn his views of the ‘past and future of the party which has just defeated John Kelly and his frienda The following conversa. | thrown upon a sci | was ap unmivtakuble rupted by applaui personal poput ladies who were their feet througlo | compliment to the mak | “INSTRUCTIVE METHODS.” e the hall was darkened. that a number of le 10 obtain seate remained on the lecture, although not # high s who let the ladies stand Lk) No. 2, was fined 0: frequently inter- | Rep testimony to the | W, Carrey, machinist, wi y's pay. Peter P. Dennis, of tho resignation, and Johnson discharg ir Yar POST OFFIC. NOTES. The following ts the report of the mail matter taken outfrom this port on (he steamships that sailed yes- | Letters recetved from all parts of the world and promptly do- livered. Duplicates ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. fUN AND MOON GH WATER Sun rises. © ¢a6| Gov, tsland.s smorn 9 40 Sun 2ets, 2 4 60| Sandy Hook...morn 1 65 Moon sets Hell Gate,.....morn 4 26 re reauired. GurovcesteR, Nov 6—News was recetved from Yarmout NS, to-day of the total wrock of tho schr J W Dodge. She was owned by Jas H Stetson, and valued at $2,800; Insured for $1,300, Schr Ocean, of Calais, Mo, and the Amulet, of Trenton, Me, which wero driven ashore on Pavillon Leieh, Glouses- er, in orm of the Both ult, were sold at auction yes- terday for $420 and $140 respectively. SiirsuiiprxG—At Searsport, a ship of about 1,000 tons measurement is in process of construction in the shipyard of the late Jotin Garver, if ane t to-day. A bark is coming out Ci :30 PM). paged out tacday., A bark le comet crip Gen Betier, Webb, Ban Francisco, SAGOUL, Oct 30—Arrived, schr Arianna (Br), PASCAGOULA, Otte, brig: Nellie’ Gay. Duffiela, Ponse- Grace Webster, G: mor Matansus COLA, Nov 6—Arri , sehr WH Jourdan, Rich- ardson, St Thom: Cionred ark Jenny (Rus), Castelin, Bristol, B; sebr Gen Connor, Rice, Havana. PORTLAND, Mo, Nov 6—Arrived, steamers Perkiomen, tion occurred :— 4 | | The new three-masted schr building in Cottrell’s yard, Bol- jadelpii vanke, New York. poet bee ; terday :— | "i 4 4 fast, for Capt Rufas B Condon, has be mn ° a eae Ricamer Bermada, (Br), Cloaver, Halifax; bark veTRR—Mr. Tacker, has the new party fulfilled Rev. R. Heber Newton delivered one of a serigs of Bags of | PORT OF NEW YORK, NOY. 6, 1875, Sate « Aed 5 peigh agape en named thé Fred A selene -Bheamer Bermude, (BO), Heer eee Its entire mission, and will {t now full to pieces? aiscourses on methods 6 Instruction before the Sun-! Steamer. Letters, Papers. ard on Weancudny of last week, ‘the will te tonnca ty | Cees AUYS Nov 6: Sulled, schrs H M Boehler, Male ih pars 3 : : 25, esday of lust wo ne nie! SMOUTI!, Nov . sehr E 5 7, Mr. Tvcker—Although tho Irving Hall democracy | day School Teachers’ Association of the Protestant ee Berlin aoe CLEARED. Honey Reapies of Btockton, and isto be commanded by Gare | adi Waiter F Packet, Daniel, Philadelphia; Clara © Simp- was formed as a revolutionary movement, Iam certam | Episcopal Church at Calvary chapel last night, a (ait fi aes Liat ee he mocks oon Talpey. Haltimore. | syed, scht HA DeWitt, Munson, itie going to boa permanency. It imelndes a very large The art of securing and holding attention the speaker | Carondelet. 7 Steamer Oder (Ger), Von Oterendorp, Bremen via South- Bato ie. is id if F. mber of active and influential democratic politictana. | regnrded as the first thing which appears for considera | City of Galveston. 1 Risamor Oh of Galveston Seveciec: Pore ihe. (Pion 305s SPOKEN. BAW VRANCISCO, Oct 29—Arrived, ship Emily Farnum, at Mr, Job elly re! om | c atte efin na —C H Mallory & Co. vod ¥ i" _ that Mr, John Kelly rejected from | tion to the teacher, This attention be defiued os a| totals J | mel, ke allory & Co. PROS FE Bty Serene Yes ee ie er ParMd’ anig’ Ravenstondale (Br), Jack, Newoas. ding, and now thi heirowa, There was n omn @ distinc ver a more hearty, mental alertness—a wide-awa ness of the faculties as it were—and he urged that without carrying out this | BSGAPES FROM SING SING PRISON. ‘Steamer Carondelet, MeGeery, St Thomas, Laguayra and Porto Cabello—O H Mallory & Co. Steamer Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston via Key West—C H Mallory & Co Nantucket shoal. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS v, via Honolulu. {Ships riamphant, Liody, Liverpool (and sailed ‘Carmathon Castle (Br), Hughes, Portland, O, and earnest set of men than they who met ander our firss | fundamental principio in teaching of gaining ana holding | et bat Steamer Knickerbocker, Kemble, New Orleans—Clark & titerion, Lull, Hong Kong. call at Irving Hall last sux.mer. was an im | the mind no practical results are ever tobe attained | An investigation by State Prison Inspector Platt re- bag toe Brashear, Forbes, New Orleans—Chas A Whitney Merehants, shipping agents and shipmasters aro informed + 27—Sailed, "bark Lise Williams, Cath- surrectionary manifesto, 4: ad by accmmittee, con- | He held that the great secret of securing attention | garding the recent escape of three convicts from Sing & Co. that by telegraphing to the Heaauo London Bareaa, ad- San Francisco. ORAVANN A, ‘Nov 2—Arrived, brig Angelita (Sp), Pages, sisting of Judge Ja: 1, Robert ik Roosevelt, | lies im preparation, uot only of matter, but of manner, | Sing has resulted in the dismissal of James @, Corneil | ,,ovenmer Trafalgar Br). Meickle, Southwest Pas—Tap- | dressing “Bennett, No 40 Ploot stroot, London,”oF to the | Havant stamotia, Daggett, Now York; bark Emanuel B, Hart, Thomas M. Sneed and Tho | Teaching must be in scoortance with the ehild’s com. | and W. M. Phillips, two of the guards, for neglect of | " Steamer San Jacineto, Hasard, Savannab—W Bi Garrison. | Parle oMien addressing “eanets. 0) Avonus do DOs | geouia (ie), Hines, LiverpoUl tong jemen who met in ri formed an v ide words The great | gy i‘ "7 opised b ; ‘teamer City of Houston. De. rah —| . | Paris,” the arrivals at and departares from Europsan an: Cloared—Viurk Expaua (Sp), Ologivel, Barcelona. ator nostra pein , hele thoughts fo | eee renee eee renee ene cece reec | Geena a Gal, Of Malaata, Woodhall, Uneocton-~ | Kastern yorts of Amertesa ud sll foreign vosssle wating | VINEYARD UAURN: 107 0 fiien. Oe (or aer em ee tate Con- | homely vern ana mich tore necestary is st for | HO yesterday that, In view of the sweeping changes | QUIRKY ALIN 3 merry, Salyear, Newbern, NC—Josish J | with the United States, the same will be cabled to this coun | Marplehatl fr atetinnte: Coes sie i tor Fall Rivers vention, Those delegates were rejected, > | Ihiin who ia to trag nd. of childhood to use noue | which wilt, take place on the commence. | White, try free of charge. Ellar'do for Jacksonville; Mary B Reeves, Little Harbor back aud placed the ticket, of w or but simple wor all things the speaker ree | ment of the new year, when the democratic | | Steainer Pioneer, Wakely, Wilmington, NO—Wm P Clyde | EY iving at andsalling from French and Meds | (Labrador) mney, Calais for Fall River. the head, in nominatio th b of illustrations in teaching | Board of Inspectors meeis,’he would uot be surprised | & etmning heidthiadntibomnboocnded Hag anes Rend se Returned— Maggie Mulvey, from Bangor, and the perfect overthrow of T sae to the young As the Dr | if many more escapes occured within the nest fow | ,SatM Weenies Gteattahip Gar 1 ut Mn wey | Yrranean ports will Gnd the Parieofice the more economical | Lacan, igs Liaabet he perfect of Ta: y M sd iu ie any more sory “l . } ominion Ste: 4 vost cep of the Tammany Society t sue chers must appeal | knowing that they 00 th o loymen Co. ‘i f ira, Oliver, Ji . K Leach, AD tie, ppern a yt apt A Tatrnction should be put imalle. | inmidwinter, will Hot be overserdpulous in conniving | “Steamer Richmond, Kelly, Borfolk—Old Dominion Steam- OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Empire, Sink, Elmira, Oliver, Jameson, ne civty, joined tt in 1860, a quarter of as and every illustration | at the escape of convicts when a handsome pecuniary | ship G town, DC—J — The Tammany is '@ chartered © je and detailed. Object | consideration ig heid out as a reward. This is only ong | Steamer Jobo Gideon, Winters, At detradeen © | awrwenr, Nov 6—Satled from Flushing at 11 AM, steamer STEAMBOA ighed tor benovolent pu rpc rar “ . of the ae ; nig d ven Bed Phe hae irom the political management of | “Steamer behdt Ohielta: Rieger poke Vaderiand (Belg), Randle, Philadelphia, ) BOATS ON HAND, ALL KINDS the iast, century. About twenty-five yours ag s wy expedien a our State priso Bteamer Gen Whitney, Hallett, Boston— m ; ‘ N HAND, to extoed tua "hawers Being the ownor of the g attention, as tie best nod of reaching the child's — Bite Prince Radolph (Br), Wishart, ulverpool—Bowring & | _Butrasy, Nov S—Sailed, barks Frugon! ¢ Devoto (Ital), 4 cluding Metallic Life Boats and which the democrats ure accustomed to sof the Tammany Society assumed abers of the General Committee rotic party, It was twenty-two y ent iret to the State Convention of mm the iseue of opposition to this very ve Tammany Society. The question of this ted in av gh the The preach On next Saturday the al THE CONVICY MURDERER The commi on appointed by the Court of Oyer and Terminer for Westchester county to ascertain the mental condition of John Riedy, an inmate of Sing Sing Prison, who was indicted for the murder of a fellow chibald. ASip Britannia (Nor), Gronwold, Bremen—Funeh, Edyo & OG ark D McPherson (Br), Nicol, Liverpool—J F Whitney & Co ark Ornen (Nor), Hougland, London—Punch, Edyo & Coiark Viva (Nor), Petersen, Penarth Roads—Bockmann, |} Oerlein & Co. Peraso, United States; Bachelors (Br), Tooker, do. Dowacuaver, Nov 6—Of, bark EZ Shun (ir), McDougall, Mobile Aug 13 for Liverpool. Donpatx, Nov 6—Sailed, bark Julia Pisber (Br), Bartow, United States. Guascow, Nov 6—Arrived, bark Sarah (Br), Tilley, Now ‘York. Bpoon Vars, 308 and 369 South street, near Gouvernous ip. STEPHEN ROBERTS, slip. \ABLY SLOOP just been thoroughly overhauled and pped; price $500; Keen foot iyn. Inqaire PRANK EB. 10 ma 3, or J, BORE! 31 Ola slip. suiler; weil ¢ Gowanus, Brox change pince, arp reveled re | BOARD | C | convict named Kaward I + July, has reported to | aon (Aus) Bota, Granton (Scotland)—Bonham & Gissatein Nev @ceAerives, bark Abby. Secon, Merrit, AOR SALE—PIONEER BO At CLUB Hot aR. BUILT of State conventions beld Fe eer ao ee itn, 18 Insane. | ierk Lalla (Ital), Tomaso, Cork for orders—Panch, EAdye | Now York, 19 dayy' passage. Eins 2 noe, UeatoRs Task deep’ Eis ag at, Be sue my | he Board Pate “i re a 5 a 0. : pw bs it Thirty tor ot a Mew 168th = ~ The Board of P whether or nothe waa a responsible being when he ni Gincomo Mortola (Ital), Ollvari, Cork for orders— Gxsoa, Nov 3—Arrived, bark Atle (Swe), Stromberg, New evergthing sou po Beaten: mew Y ea ic party | ington Place Police © struck the fatal blow, und recommend that be be sent | Slocovich & Co. Orleans. Heer yaa eG. BWAN, box 1,001 New York Post pote preci vtion Laat Tiaink ameistant Sie Vs pet. 4 to the State Asylum for the Insan ne Granada, Hodsdon, Cape Town (Africn)—B F Metcalf | tayncnc, Now 4-Sailed, bark Argonaut (Ger), Steen. | oitice, { to nominate its ¢ 0 party | following assistant clerks for the next two sy ; , ee so coeiahigiinns in New York city w tracted. That | yo oln, James MeCabe, Abraham Brow PRYaFPN a Burk Morning Star (Br), Sisson, 8#Tago—Waydell & Co. grafo, United States, AOR BALECA FIRST ULASS BOREW STEA) t has been no tn thle yrad SS Wed | ee ey eee ne Cries en PRESENTATION, Brig Cathorine (Br), Housden, LAverpool—S L Merchant & |” tayeapook, Nov S—Sailed, Wark Rome, Otis, United Fee pueden; complete throughout and very tam: Ie this octets will restrict. iicetf to 18 orig. | B- MoGowaa, William Hilcy, Lucien Oudor, Thomas 2 Co, esis tito) Wiatac: Gove We Padioou th tie: ond States, Apply to A. Z., Herald offiea. ; ; | y : for), Niel ork or Fatmou orde: a aed : roe i tacteceel rbd if to the ob- |W. Murray, Leopold Jarvsiawrkl, John D. McKeon, | On Friday evening last tho rifle team of the Seventy- | _Bitimaun Oerlelt & On, ™ | “Loxpon, Nov 6—Arrived, bark Volpmi (tan, Brignetl, | TOR BALE—THRER CENTRE-BOARD, SCHOONES i fo std " ‘ r great yobs John Doran, Joseps P. Bruner, Eugene Otterbourg, | ninth regiment met at their armory, in Twenty-third Brig Aroule (Br), Cogswell, Port Johnson, NJI—J F Whit | Now york. 70, 85 4 110 tone burden | ght rene also one ke ne party free to elec own committees and nomi- organ, William Morgan, Owen Cavenagh - : 30. , 300 tons burden ; be, pa Soe We ate its own candidates Ww shall unve pence. Other. | Cate oer on vem With the oxcentian | strcek The object which Wrought them together was | “Brig Nellie (Br), Rood, Pors Johuson-—Perkine & Job, Cleared 6th, dark Happy Home (Bx), Coalftoet, United | Schooner HUT HN CURTIN, 3s Wost street. ‘Wise this fight between the society on epeople must | Or Gwen Cavanagh. fhe Board adjourned till November | tat of the presentation, by Captain W. Lindsay to | Behr Victor, Render, Parnubits coragils onberg. States. sa WOREAP FOR CASH, A SLOOP YACHT, 4 0 0 6 Tam y il een eae ~dovhabectotennelin tytn addi ty Sehr Robert T Clarke, Hutchinsoa, Barbados and Demo- : NTED—CHEAP FOR CASH, ¢ fc beg hath Mal tor A iegy i: ated | 19 at seven P. M., to make further app ta | Captain Joseph Ross, of a handsome gold end silver | rere—F W Whitn Lratronn—Satled, bark Buelid (Br), Anderson, New York; | Hy ae ae ean cand, well found, 11 good order aiid @ Rerorter—How do you sntond gin this work of stant clerks, Interpreters and janitors udge | ask that an appre be made for four stenog of his ey. ‘Sehr Sunbeam, Kain, Ocho Rios, Ja, via Cat Island—B J schrJ M Haskell, Crowell, Boston. Mansetuins, Nov 3—Arrived, barks Racna (Nor), Eller abin, bout wix feck Address. good sailer; head room ino id vities. tig, two suils; is very fi janibaeuent f trophy, in recognittc services as captain of the ; calars, VAOH Kasmire made a moon that a committes of three be ys iu Weuberg. Movin, Nov 6—Arrived, steamor Castalfa (Bx), Batler, | with full particulars, i ae. og Mr. Tucken—There are two y which ft ean be | : venty-ninth regiuent’s ride toam of 1875, Itisa dou, Condon, St George (Grenada) — . val (iar mar se = accomplished. ss sorporuie ‘oz Rich It can be | appointed to wait 6 (the Board of Apportionment nnd | Senutifal token of eatoem y saat term Mf Com Daten caret we (Grensday— | aw York for Glasgow. $5 WILL BUY 25 FOOT SAILBOAT SHARPIA ‘ation i “8 : Sehr Biotin K Simalley, MePadden, 8+ Margarot's Bay, the Legisisture, of th through: ‘ ; | Among those prese 6 occasion were Colonel < ‘ sige tn, malght bring the society into Court aud | TApher& Tho twotion was carried, and the cominites | yainy and ollicors of tho Seventy-ninth regiment, also | NG—Simpeon, Clapp & Co. New 5 Finer. | 80, New York; Jéns Notison (Nor), Holst, Philadelphia, HATES, foo of Thirty-soventh street, Gowanu Break ita charter on the ground of its h And | will be appointed at the next maeoting Tinutenant Colonel Grech, Capeala Burns, ofthe twellth | -Sebe Catherine thomas, Bowman, New Smyrna, Pla—Fer- | Sh. Non Coski ht Oar eee a Nelllo Mertia cB, | 7% : RHE from the original objects of its ineorporati« er | 08 motion of Judge Bisby the meeting then | poyiment, and other Cee TCO toms, Souksmeitie—Warcen Ra * : = thing would be for the members» the saciot adjourned ceric ass ae nisapesvmionl Sehr Hae att Waveier: Brasewick. Gos Warten Ray, | 3Ow Torn cntar con), Roth MISCELLANBOUS. untarily elect to the position of sachen r § BOGUS CHECK OPERATOR. BROOKLYN MATERNITY RECEPTION. | yc! Rovert Palmer, Venison, Savannab—Overton & Haw- ‘ines 1g Oscar (Nor), Rothing, _eeuats DIVORCES OBTAINED the society men who would ; stain from all interterence with tt democratic fellow citizeus in respoct to f the Filty-seventh street Court OMcer Leary, © ‘The reception of the Brooklyn Maternity, one of the Schr Frances, Patterson, Badge Fg NC—Squftes Bros. what? Aslo of Pings, Stesiman, Norfolk, Va—Overton & Haw ns. Bafled Sth, bark Princess Louise Air), Perkins, North America, 5 for numerous causes forens stares fs luntii divorce grante: yy. Lot Browdw a Fete US, As orvic BROOKLYN, wana ie Pent bei Bo on a atthe squad, arrested Bernard M. Partridgo last evening at | peentigene et sa ju that city, will take piace eae Edward Slade, Soper, Washington, DO—Slaght & Ororto, Nov 4—Arrived, bark Germania (Port), Pellica, HERALD BRANCH | Seotany sree. ment will abate! 4 ’ 12 East Sixteenth streot, on a | Mt the Academy of Music on Tuesday evening nex | Ueli rieetrie, Norbury, Washington, DC—staght & Potty | New York. 4 corner Fulton ree AA M. too P.M, n me ly woo a Mr. TockeR--No; our organize it must keep up ite fag. It! g me ma Partridge, on the 10th of last | ey under false pretences, pre- | Most extensive preparations have been made for tho occasion, The “Old Guard,” of New York, will act as Pa Chas Lawrence, Lake, Baitimore—Overton & Haw. ns. Behr F P Simpson, Skidmore, Balttmore—Wm Chalmers. Quauxstown, Nov 6,8 AM—Arrived, steamer Abyssinia Gir), Murphy, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Gn sunday from 8 to 0 M LUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS rinced a ie hook 4 o a ‘ % 1 Uahig’s- Riana victory Oey axcarres tag placed 18.9 ry 1 the coxnpluinant, whe was an old no- | qsenrt to Governor Tilden during the evening, and | , Behr Cambria, Keefe, Forth Aminy, NI-P I Nevius & Came Ellice teh ae? Rotterdam (Duteh) of diferent States lor mamerouy caer without pa people. I know them persouaily. Take 4 Sebiilia: bg a check for $16 on the | Will go through tho evolutions of the school of the | “che annie L Wilder, French, Roston—H W Lond & Oo. 7 ped bE bel: ete ounsclior at Law, No. 6 Highil street, neat Benhick, for instance, the vew Surrogate. Me is just corey Savings Iiank, of Corry, Erle county, | company. ‘The music will be by Giimore's Band, 100 | Sehr W Ht Bowen, Dill, Providence—H W Jackson & Co, FOREIGN PORTS eer cinta. af the man out of all ihe lawyers of thiscity to (aesur rl that it would “yo | pisces The dance music will be by Bernstetn’s WEAK LUNGS, DYSPEPSIA, GF dost fill the position, through all right." wae roturned protested, | Orchestra The vocal solowte in the concert will be ARRIVALS, Awmoy, Sept 11—Sailod, bark Anast (Br), Lill, New York, fONSUMETION. WEAK LONGO of overt. acsttiptl There will probably be another democratte State con- | with the tnformut at Partridge had no funds in | Mise Kim. Thursby, coprano; Mrs. Anuie BE. Stetson — In port, Sept 20, lark Minko (Br), Cape, lor Now York. ered Dobllity SN CUESTEDS HYPOPHOSEIIT vention called thie winter or next spring, to choose | the bunk, and had had 16 there during the current | and Mise A lunphy, contralto; Mr, W. H. | awpontxp BY THR HERALD STHAM YACHTS AND HERALD Cea, Sept 14—In port, ship Great Admiral, Thompson, Bee AND SODA, $1 and $2 por bott epared delegates to tho Presidential Convention Again, the | yeur, and th a! similar fraudulent cheeks had | I ett, tonor. Achorus of forty singers, selected WHITRSTONE TRLRGRAPH LINK for New York se, Bi to toad | only by WINCHESTER & 00., Chemists, in strat, Legislature may possibly change our city charter 0 as | been thrown out the firet y days of July, | from the geveral church choirs, has been secured for | geeamor Albomarle, Gibbs, Lewes, Dol, with mdse tothe | for United King’ ae port, ship Haguenet, Bray, ew York. Sold by all Draggiste, It i# a famous temedy. to provide, for a spring election of May Thos we | Ex. Assem o Jobn Manley, of Cattaraugua county, | the evening, Those whe participate in the dance will | O14 Dominion steamship Ur, CARDENAS, Now 2—Satled, brig AM Knight, Davis, Pensa GNEW, THE GREAT NEW YORE have immediately ahead of us objects for which wo | was one of iotim® = Mr’ Manl favor toa | appoar in the costume ofthe eighteenth century, A | — Steam + Phadelphia, in ballast toW | cola; schrs AR Weeks, Haskell, Baltimore; Wanata, Carr, HHOMAS R AGNEW, THE | ORGAT | Ne ow Yorker must prepare ‘1 prosumo that in reviewing | old friend, indorsed Partridge’s check for $20, which | New England Kitchen, under the management of the | P Clyde & north of Hatteras: 4th, brig Emma L Hall, Berry, do. froene, Tee Oot oe an Gall aad ger hernsiae, "0 Voce? tho courty tcket for the next year care wil | war pad by tue Uoilumaa House cashier and scturoed «, will be ostablished in the assembly rooms, The | Schr Felton Bent (of Boston), Brown, Baddeck, CB, 20 | | Hoxa Kona, Sept 30—In port, ship Theodor Koemer Ger) JL iituah y be takop W cxcludg eome slubby fellows who | provosved | Uckets of admission are £5 aaah, dasa with vlaster to LP Lcown: vessel bo Brett, Sun & Ua, } Scbeirodvann Jur Ban Francis r ieee