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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

FoJ II, seats
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
LGCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PREAATURELY INTERRED.-By the caying In OF an
embankment OF sewer where they were at work.
on Manhattan street, In Manhattanville yesterday,
John Mullen, OF No. 3l4 West Sixteenth street, and
Dominick Quin. OF NO. 1H West Nineteenth street,
were completely buried. Great excitement was
caused III the neighbornood, and, large crowd col
lecung, they were quickly extricated from their
porilous position and attended by physician.
WORKMAN KuLED.-By falling from the new gas
building in Twenty-frst street. near First avenue,
last evening James Hanigan OF No. $50 Ninth ave-
nue., received injuries that resulted IN death before
lie reached Bellevue Hospital. fellow laborer,
Robert storms, of Fifth street. near avenue 4, had
an arm broken IN two places and hs head badly cut.
The accident occurred by the falling OF scaffold,
precipitating the men over seventy feet
NARROW ESCAPE OF CLINTON MARKET PROM Dr.
sTRUcTIoN.-At half-past nine O'Clock last evening
the cooking room on the roof OF Clinton Market,
occupied by Joseph Freeman took rre. The alarm
was SOUNDED anu tne Fre department was so
promptly on hand that the market was saved. Mr..
Freemanis loss Oh furniture s $500, upon which he
has policies covering 81, 900 in the Continental
another insurance company. The damage to the
market building Is about $780,
KENNEDY's LAsr.-The last order OF superin-
tendent Kennedy Is directed against the urchins
who In the habit or collecting barrels and boxes
aud making bonnres. He quotes the ordinances OF
New YORK and Brooklyn, and instructs his force "to
take possession OF ali empty barrels hogsheads and
being tnus unlawfuIy used, and when claimed by
the rightful owners TO deliver up the same, and
vigorously enforce the provisions OF Corporation
ordinances In preventing continuance OF these dan
gerous and unlawful practices by arresting tho
offenders and having them dealt with according 10
law.r
ITO WHAT BASE usEs,n &C.-Captain Nat Nils
OF the Eighth precinct, reports that about four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon oricer Harrington, OF
thar precinct found lying on one of the streets Of
the precinct man nepessly drunk lie was
veyed to the station house, where IL was found he
was too drunk to give his name, and lie
was searching the pocket OF the prisoner his eyes
were greeted by reflection. Harrington looked
reflected and tore from his breast elegant si-
yer shield, highly polished. II proved TO he deputy
sher11's badge with the usual coat OF arms o the
city and the words "Jonn McNahon, Deputy
Sherln.n It is charitable to suppose that some
worthy person has come into possession OF Mr.
McMahonis shield, and that gentleman can recover
II from Justice Dodge this morning at JEFFERSON
Market.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
TIE APPROACHING AllfS-scoolt BATTLE.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Oct 2z.l
kuMofs are being extensively circulated not only
Allen and McCo0le for 81, 900 and the championship
OF America, set for November J0 within nity miles
OF this city, will not come or. Upon what f0unda-
ton these rumors are based we are unable to say;
but we are satisfied that both men are III earnest and
mean business, and II anything should occur TO pre-
velt tleir second meeting In the roped arena IL viii
be without the knowledge consent OF either Of the
principals.
McCOole went into training at the Abbey. a few
miles out OF St Louis, ABOUT SIX weeks ago and has
been working very hard. When ne met Allen 10
compete Tor Istc honors on the 18TH OF June last
he was not in very fine condition. lie had under
rated his man and at the time supposed he would
have walk over. In less than fifteen minutes ailer
he mad stripped he found himself o BADLY whipped
and is consequently desrous Of being all right when
he again encounters the yOung English
s,adiah.or. The Iae day ne took up Quarters Quarters
fully 240 pounds while to-day 1t would be hard for
him to turn tile scale AZ over 205 or 210, and
informed that nc expects TO shy hs castor into the
preston Is gaming ground that he Over-worKing
himself, ana mat he Will be too .nnely drawnn 10
make good fight As far as this Is concerned we
know nothing positive, but presume that he knows
what he Is about Tne ST Louis people having great
aIth In the abltY OF the ex-champi0n 10 polish OF
the little one, backing their talk with money.
As fast as II ~ offered. however, u IS eagerly sought
for aud covered.
In regard TO Allen we have very little TO add. He
has taken 60 his work hne and says that at present
he is IN better condition than ever before. He Ii
confident OF his ability 10 whip McCoOe, and ts anX-
lously awaiting the day chosen for the encounter.
Even ne should fail in retaining the title OF cham
pion OF America, which he has 30 fairly won, he
rests easy IN the belief that ne Will have fair play.
lie now weigns about $50 pounds, ana will enter the
ring at between I7O and l75. hr. Allen states that
TINS VIII be his last ngbt matter ~aGther he wins
or loses. lie Is tired OF competing for the empty
honors awarded pugilist and proposes TO engage
IN more legitimate business.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
CLEARED.

steamship Java (Br, Cook, Liverpool via ouecnsown-o
q kranckyn.
Steamship Minnesota srl Price, Liverpool--wliams 4
Gui0n.
steamship Virgo, Buckley, Savannah Murray, Ferris 4
Co.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, charleson-H r Morgan
Co.
Steamship Rebecea Clyde, Price, Wilmington Nc-rames
HAND
Steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Georgetown DCPhil
lips 4 Brown.
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Gaucus. Walden. Bostop-W p CLYDE.
ship Plymouth Rock. Warner London -GrnneIi Mnturn
& Co.
Ship Princeton Chase, Rotterdam -Boelen 4 Bierck.
Bark Nina Tag!iaya ltal, Parstore, Cardiff Mansra
&co.
Bark Palestine Br, Mccuilock Montevideo aud Bnenos
Bark Jayne, Hawkins, New Orleans r H Drummond
q Co.
Brig Eclipse (Br1. Jacobsen, ST Kius
Brig Niagara tSrl, Goucher, inagua and marke--Jaa
Edmston Co.
schr Y G Wanen smith, Para-BJ j Weinberg
schr Kolon, Jasper, Para Valentine, Estrela Co.
Schr Annie Bell Elsins Arroyo-Burdett 4 Pond.
Schr w Vail, Beers, Demarara- Ed Rowe Co.
Schr Billy Butts (Br), Horton, Dcmarara B Weinberg
schr Israel snow keating, Mayaguez-B Weinberg.
Schr kobt Palmer, Clark, Gslyeston-C II Mallory Co.
Schr W Jones. Line FerDandna--A Abbott
scbr Kate l. Rich DougLerty, Savannah Bentley Miller
r Thomas.
schr N Simmons, williams, Savannah Bentley Miller
Thomas
Sloop Helen Smith. -, Brdgcport-G Racket 4 Bro.
Steamer Mars. Grumy. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
ARRIVALS.
arronr,N BY TIC uRKALp sraAx xArs,a


Steamship Scotia (Brl. Judkns, Liverpool Oct Is, via
Queenstawn Eth With mdse and passengers to Franck
a e bound S.sa ss's1s can.s Ss ss steam
e ~ sa n g % cs
National Cos steamer bound ".
Steamship saroogs. Alexander, Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with ndse and pssssngcrs to the Old Dominion
Bsrs Hunter lor Portsnd Lee. sagua days with sugar
to wsydel Coz vessel % Thompson Hunter: Had light
winds and Gains most OF the passages mas been days north
BARK Lizzie cunmin. tsr Peterson. saga. y With
and calms TO Hat,eras, and has been days OF that
ppn Tn cu.sos & EosH. p with
to Joseph Youkcs sons For he ass days had caims
north seSs 3 os % .poss keen Sris ass a.s.
sohr Evereren r ros 81 ose NB ss day. xh
lumber to Jed Frye Co. Had NV winds The
Tssen mn adsaSs day.. win
entire passsre been days north o. Hstteras Oct a.
miles nort q iissrs passed large quantity OF shingles
SCH Ella, Nonrq@e Jscs.onyills. IS days with lumber
wind, ne entire passage has been 10 day. north Hss
rss oc, ~ hs mt ,s mat Frederic MongomcTy aged a
schr Albert Mason, Rose, Richmond, Va. '''''
schr Ann Eliza CAKE, Blake, Virginia.
schr , II segin. French, Virginia
Canal boa, N,versus Fuller, Montreal 40 d,ys With lum-
Canal boat o,ssr, ves st John, cE, 81 days. with
Canal boat colins, vce, st John cE, s5 days with
lumber 10 master
Passed Thrcuab Hell Cato,
BouSp soBrH.
Steamship Neptune, Baker Boaon for New York. with
sebr Dundee orr Ioomer, WINDSOR, Ms II days for New
YORK, with plaster 10 ID X DeWoli.
scsr r s,rssre & Alp SBr %hrpss sPr.sns NB 10 day,
sehr NOrns (Brl Mcdonnell ship Hsrbor, Ms u day,
FOR New York, villa lumber 70 Jed frye.
Scbr Avarado, Harrington Bangor FOR New York, with
lumber 70 folyoke Murray
schr Hepzibah Crosby, Bangor for Newark, with lumber
sohr Onward Arey. Bangor Tor Jersey oy.
sehr Hamlin Lewis, Bansos ior kewrs
schr Orion, OSBORN, Belfast Tor New York. with TO
schr New Zealand, Cook, Portland for New Yors. with
lumber 10 Chase Talbot - "'
schr Amos Averi Averil. New Bedford for New York
sehr hr sea sr Beatty, fai River for New York
Hchr Helen Mar Rich, Providence for Elizabehpon.
schr Geo Brown, Huney Providence for Eizabetbpor
schr Daniels smith, Hartford for New YORK
sssr r Gsny .. New Ssw Haven Haven for for
schr Joseph Potts, Robbns Bridgeper for New York
sr Ssysn a ss., b.4g 59 for Esw York
ssar Ponder; Ps%si rSrtI.na ~ New York
r sr poes G osa pnIand S Sr ss
schr John Wright, Dickens, Portland CT for New York
ssI ,n W% Graz y New
schr Eclipse, snnimp Connecticut Rives for New York.
ssr f.,ss s n E:w s
ssSr y Mia, Murray Cow Bay u. y. fCr New fori.
SOUND EAST
schr wsshmsn, Staples Philadelphia for Taunton,
scbr Lizzie, fhiisa.ipSia for Nav Haysn. '0''''''
schr Niger, philadelphia for Providence.
ssSr Brsinsrd Davis fort yohsson FOR wsa,hsrn.d.
schr goodsgssd DART sSnih l A%soy for grdesporI
scr aors bicsssoa Jersey Civ Tor Bo.on or0''a'a'
scbr Evelyn, Hobbis, New York for stamford
ssbs Ass isf. sSysA New yqrk feI NJOAp, M.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
fJeg7 R:rweEs RILEY AND clssus.
Sinssy-tIree Rounds Fought-A Drawn Bat-
rIe-Caunon Badly Punished.

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. rs, 1862
The Riley Cannon prize hight took place to-cay In
Marin county. One OF the steamers engaged to con-
yey spectators to the ground was detained by the
police as she was about leaving this city; but the
authorities OF san Francisco could not prevent the
hgnt. large number OF persons went 10 the battle
ground IN rowboats ana sailing vessels, the To-
calIty selected being but short distance from this
city, though beyond the county limits.
Ninety three rounds were fought when darkness
interrupted the proceedings. and the battle was de-
clared drawn. Cannon was severely punished, but
Riley suffered slight Injuries only.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
The Stute Constitution.

At a meeting OF the Republican State Committee
Yesterday afternoon il determined not 10 furnish
any tickets relative 10 the amended constitution, ex
cept as against the property qualification clause,
leaving the duty OF furnishing other CONSTITUTIONAL
uekes 70 the several committees, as Their Judgment
may dictate.
The Jabisunr Democracy--The esnoEstrn.ion
Tonight.
Tie demonstration by the democracy Of the city
tonight in ratification OF the State nominations
promises TO be one OF the grandest the metropolis has
Witnessed in years. The notes OF preparation are
heard on all Sides and as the General Committee
have offered prize OF 81 goo TO the ward organiza-
ton exhibiting the greater number OF men IN line
OF procession 1t Is expected that the rivalry thus
engenaered viii nave the eject OF producing on our
srse'S @ an army o. Seoo9 loren oeassrs' ns,l Wnsn
Clans, uansparencies fags, banners ana nre-
WORKS. Artists are already at work d coIating
the interior OF Tam many Han and the street stanus
and arranging u triple line OF Chlnese lanterns "a
mule In extent reaching from Delmonlco's, along
Fourteenth street to second avenue, and thence
norln TO aud along seventeenth street 10 Fifth ave-
nue. a2ain ana down inird ana Fourth avenues 10
Cooner Institute The street stands Will be marvels
oi decorative art There wii not as heretofore, be
a continuous line OF procession, but series
of them, each under a marshal, reporting to
the Grand Matshas aids at the corner OF
Fourteenth street ana Third avenue when
the head OF his charge reaches that point
and then turning Westward passing IN review
before IamnlaAy Han. some Of the ward process
SOns VIII present novel ana attractive features.
captain huusol ana nus immature snip tne hed-
wnte-and 0lue IN which he made his perilous pas
sage across the turbulent Atlantic, will be With the
seventh WarGera. Ine famous vessel viii be iu
rgged anu drawn on O truck by eight lron-gfay
horses. The Sixth warders VIII have banner,
win the inscription ''fEe dlsturbets ol national
peace, pasL present and iuture' underneath which,
car, VIII be placed negro a strong-minGed
woman and Chinaman. Platform cars, on which
boiler makers viii ply their trade, and DacAsmiths,
W.tII real anvIls and lorges ana sledges make the
ar resOund with Iher hammering VIII be drawn oy
great dray horses. Ine meetings WIll be addressed
og some OF the most distinguished democratic ora
tors, eX-Goyernor seymour, Governor Hoffman, john
Quincy Adams, aud Hendricks, OF Indiana, already
being announced ss likely TO be present. Ihe man
ageuent OF the whole affair rs in the hands OF
mlttee OF arrangements, OF which Mayor Hail Is
chairman Andrew J. Garvey has been appointed
Grand Marshal. aud his orders are numerous and
particular. Every effort is being put forth 10 pro-
ouce a success unequaed IN the annals OF the cIty
democracy, and s erect on the rural districts IN the
approaching election is expected 10 amply pay Ior
the enormous expenditure ot time money and LABOR.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

out Of the country by old army friends and conveyeg
10 cuba, where he settled and marrIeu Wesny
creole ANA has since lived IA aiuence Hls s lesi'
ment is made up 0f negroes, mounted on plaos
horses Colonel Williams ~ known a. Doo hin'n"n nun
uel OIton. His rank Ii brieaiier general. ue ~ ,At
his vile TO Europe In September an0 has enn- ed i0r
the war; contributing his enure fortune, which s
very large.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER ss, 1869.


Captains and Pusers of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yach. heet. The New York Associated Press now
collect marine aitsnd the delivery Of packages
asw be by the following extract from the
ofthe regular monthly meeting held March g. 1867
Resolved, That and after April 1861 the Associated
Press win discontinue the collection of ship ths
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
rs- The office OF the HERALD yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE is nj Whitehall slip All communications from
aud cousnees the masters of
ses win be aFdaa FREQ of charge.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

Bchr y ~loon, Ashbsr, New York for Noank.
Sch :shn Lozier, Trefsthen, New York for Taunton.
rAJ Chapman, Rogers New York for New London.
SeSs whip o. win, Blakesisy, New York tor Derby
sehr Buckingham. New York for Portland.
Schr Shr Y Nelson, New York for Providence.
senr bhnltx, Bond New York Tor Norwich.
Senr - Anderson, Fort Lee for Port Washington.
iAelt starlight, serrell, New York for cruise.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
KINGS COUNTY PoLyT.cs.


The Democratic General C0mmittee.
The Democratic General Committee met last night
at their rooms, No. Court street, ana endorsed
James Edwards for School Commissioner ana james
s. Black for Alderman OF the Nineteenth ward. Mr..
Thomas r. Norris then addressed the meeting paying
placed IN nomination by the democrats OF Kings
county The meeting then adjourned.
The Peoples Democratic Committee.
There was meeting OF this organization held laat
evening at No. ~ Court street, Henry O. Baden In the
char and J. II. Winters secretary. An address was
read and adopted by the meeting the electors Of
Kings county, recounting the evils which accrue
from the present system OF control in the manage
mcnt OF the so-caled "leadersn OF the democratic
party. Speeches were made by ex-Assemblyman
Patrick Burns Messrs. Gillespie Grogan and others
denunciatory OF the ..rnr,, and the commissions
which were the creatures or the men sent TO the e-
gislatnie through the agency OF me present
character OF rhe men composing the Peoples
Democratic Committee by Mr.. Hugh Mclaughlin
were resented and The challenge given TO him 10 SIT
the records or their private personal character. Mr.
burns pitched into the inconsistencies OF Messrs.
Frederick Massey lFire COMMISSIONER Engineer
john cunningham, Surrogate w. ID. Needer Sena-
tor II. q. Murphy and Others, VINO visited Albany in
1867 and appeared before the Legislative Committee
on Cities Ia opposition TO Inc bills Tor the creation
OF a paid IRE department and commission Of Char
tues ana Correction. AT that ume there was q
republican Governor Reuben H. Fenton In 1899
when Governor Hoffman was the occupant or the
cGair OF the Executive OF the state, these same
men favored the measures they had heretofore
go strenuously opposed and threatened wond result
IN the overthrow OF the republican party II they
attempted TO foist these commissions upon the peo
pie OF Kings county. The nomination OF James
McCloskey for Assembly In the Ninth district was
endorsed unanimously by the meeting. and the
committee adjourned. subject TO the call OF the
char. L was announced py the Secretery that tue
name Of Mr.. Peter q. Weber, their candidate Tor
superintendent oi the Poor. SecoDd district, had
been placed upon the republican ticket Tor that
once III place OF Mr.. Wass withdrawn.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

The Third District Democratic (Eyl Union conven.
fion met last night and nominated Michael smith as
their candidate for Assembly.
The Twentieth District Assembly Couyention
fHogarD met last evening of the corner Of Tn,rd
avenue an9 Sixty.secon street Mr.. Inopss Dugy
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
SHIPPIN G. NEW S.

Almanac for New York-This Dmy.
Sun rises. 8 "a Moon rises. ....eve 10 As
Sun SETS ....... % High water. eve 0g
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

The German Democratic Committee
OF Kings county met last evening and resolved TO
support unanimously the regular democratic
nominees ~ the coming election The meeting was
he ID III No. 3Gl Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

IN the cnair. The nomination for Assembly was
given 60 Mr.. Patrck NcGovefn aIter which the con-
yendon adoumed-
rfhe Fourth District Democratic Union Assembly
Convention lEly tranchl met last night ana nomina
ted John ]. Biafr for Assembly.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
BELOW.

IN snp M Ais.andsr harrha Gardner from Liverpool Sept ~
WIN muse AND passengers to Chas Marshall a Co.
sup ane Fish of Thomaston Brown, from Liverpool
sept ~. with mdse to Snow Burgess.
ship Susan fitzgerald (of Bxltmore), Rattle, from New
port Sept 26 with railway iron 10 order.
ship Prinz Albert (N0), Never from Hamburg Sept 2s,
Win mdse aud passengers 10 Funch Edye Co. (Al by
pilot boat Francis Perkins. No ls).
brig Sarah Kennedy Simmons o. days from 81 Martins
tby pilot boat Mary II Fish No II
iS Brisk " days from Cienfuegos (by pilot boat Mary
SAILED
Steamships Hosstia for Hamburg; Virgo Savannah;
Gharieston Charleston; Rebecca Clyde Wilmington NC;
Louisa Moore, Georgetown, DC; Niagara Richmond &c.
Wind at sunset WSW.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
Marine Disasters.

RARK SAMUEL LARRAEEE tof Bangor, THOMPSON from
New York April 10 passed Anjier Aug 81 shanghae s
reported cable having put into Hong Kong eaky
condition, and would diachags cargo (coa for repar
LIVERPOOL, Oct lb-rhe Clara wheeer arrived from New
York carried away her ibboom oreopgaannast head Of
mzentopnast, &c, In q squall Oct l.