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The New York herald., 1869-09-29

Steamship Scotia tBp, JudSns Liverpool via Queenstown
&C Franckvn
Steamship Virgo, Buckley, Savannah Murray Ferris
Co.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston-n Morgan /
Co.
Steamship Niagara, Pakeman, Norfolk, Ci.y Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship w Woodward, Cundid Baltimore-W Dalxel.
Steamship Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia j Hand.
Steamship Glaucus Walden. Boston-W CLYDE.
Ship Magdacne (Ndl Henke, Genoa-C Luling Co.
well Co. ''S'''' 1'AS''
Ship Emerald Isle, Blowers, Gan Francisco-a Sutton
Co.
Bark Hamburg (NG) Kuhken, Bremen .Oelrichs & Co
Bark Fred Scala (NG), Waack, Stettin-Fanch, Edge
Co.
Bark David Cannon Br) Forbes Moutevideo for orders
G ii Brewer
Bark New York. Gibbs, Havana-J E Ward 4 Co.
Bark Quickstey Chase, San Francisco ID Sutton Co.
Brig Carolina (Por) Negras, Oporto-L Amsinck Co.
Schr John Rose, Howell, Demerara Rowe Co.
schr Anna Maria (Br Priest shulee Ns-snow & Rich
ardson.
Schr Welcome Home (Br) Hatfield, st John, NB-Cran
DAN, Umpbray & Co.
schr Utica tBp Maloney, st john NB-Jed Frye & Co.
Schr Lowell, Leavitt, Gaveston-C w Adams & Co.
Schr W Hupper, Gilman Savannah-Bentey, Miller Il
Thomas.
schr Helena, Murray, Wlmington-J Smith Co.
Schr More Light Bradford, Ca!aisJ Boiton's Son Co.
schr J Owens, Selleck, Somerse-G X Racket d Bro
Schr Tafma, Underwood New Haven.
Schr Bloomfield, Hobbie, Stamford.
The New York herald., 1869-09-29


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b Hal EaIsa ay s. Eais ss ssss
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Carr osivis, and MsSSnsy. Anderson. PIosidsncs
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srs. Haass tBri Wilson, Barbados; ksssa Lsshtcs 81.
MeGarchly Bos.on Virginia. Small. and Nellie Treat, Trim.
2shArrlved, bark Queen Victoria (r>, Lnders tyer'
Bsow-Barks Ss @ Shepherd, DE- Evans, oientSseos, ,e
Bertha Temple Prudential Hermesn, Assnnts bfiss &
Tucker, Bachelor; schr Minnie Reppier Pissed in,
2shwent to sea- bark Iron Age, from Wilmington for
ssnrs Ssysaa Me Davis sa
sS,sclssrsa bark Apdss .,.s shsPh.rd ssn Ma.,nna
PXwTUCKET Sept ARRIVED, sohr Minquas, Hauy Bal.
27th-Arrved scrs H Youmans, Gnaerseeve, Rondout;
Horizon Newman do RS.anna g9rsy pip' South
saiedschrs Modesy, Weaver. Baltimore Mnquas, Hea.
ny se fHaysS Adss% ssp bark Pawn e. m
Anker Dublin schs WAT NG
P.%tqsSs bsye Arnold IrdsS TgiSs:
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nefaby, eaeenssoTn ssris oSatesubrand TrS Roller.
Falmouth Koga (EG) Petersen, Iquique
satedShip Akbar Crocker, NYork bark Parsee. Soue.
Hong Kong
SAVANNAH Sept 24-Arrived, brig Lizabe, Ryder Boss
ton mot as before. . . -.
SsthArrved, steamship Zoe NYork; schr Martha Maria.
Boston.
Ceared-steamships Key West. Leo, NYork.
SALEM, Sept 2b-Arrived. steamer Centipe e Beckett
Philadelphia schr Admiral, Steeman, Baltimore.
saied-schr Jefferson Borden, Peterson, NYork:
26th-Arrved, schrs Verna Sawyer, Baltimore; Cygnus,
Small Philadelphia Damon Johnson South Amboy for
Portsmouth, Ocean Ranger Clark EIabethpors for Bangor
sAco sep schr Irvine Little Phad.
phia. -
plin EIizabehport for Pawucket Davidson Sweet Albany
Orlando, Hart do Maria, Barber Elxabethport; Oneco
WHITTIER do Block Island; Pavilion, Brahtmen Rom
dout for Provdence Dickens 8abcock, NYork for West
eiy.
Buhler; N II stockman, Cowdery and Margaret Lucy,
Cleared--schr A Van Brunt, Tooker, York
2Sth-Saied steamship VIM Clyde, NYork.
The New York herald., 1869-09-29
POLITICAL SPEClALTlES.

The Toledo Blade radical) disputes some of Pen
dleron's facts. 1t might do the same with number
OF his figures.
The Ohio radical leaders are cautionng theil
friends to beware of peoples tickets" alleging the
movement to be q dodge OF the democrats to secure
the next Legislature, which Is very important
point as that body will have the redistrcting Of the
State and give the Congressional representation tt
the party in power Tor ten years to come.
new Legislature is to be elected in West Virginia
october 2s.
The Washington IlteNiOencer ana Express asserts
that some OF the Bohemians Of that city shave been
bought up somehow or other In the Williams inter-
est and. without knowing word about the views OF
the Virginia Legislature, are teegraphing lying
statements abroad to The effect that he VIII be
chosen United States Senator from Virginia. This
is q swindle upon the papers who employ and pay
them for news" The idea that a Washington Bohe-
mian could be bought up for any purpose is posi-
lively refreshing.
The Springfield H., STATE eReg,stey-democratc-
suggests that because "dark John Logan has the
inside track for United States Senator, in place OF
Yates, Governor Palmer thinks black a winning
color-hence his speech to the Africans"
The Raleigh On C.} Standard-radical-s speaks
editorialy in one column of "a better political tone,
ana says:-"There is a better political feeling OBJ
we believe will be the source or the greatest good"
In the next column, unfortunately, the Standard
upsets this beautiful picture by referring to the same
section In the following strain:-"A spirit Of anar-
chy prevails which, II unchecked, win soon bring
upon us the reproaches OF the world, and ruin to
our people," Look upon this picture and upon
that
The Nashville Unioi-democratic-s the radl-
cal papers in Tennessee are gradually dying out, the
last being the Shelbyvllle Republican,
Governor Walker, of Virginia, has exhibited good
sense at the beginning OF his administration by max
ing the editor OF the Petersburg IadeI his private
secretary.
The Nashville Republican Banner thinks the politi-
cal prospects for the conservatives Texas good
The Waco Uexas) Register has the follOwing:-"We
do not consider ourselves over excitabe or euthu-
sasc in politics, but If General Hamilton does not
sweep Texas like Walker in Virginia and Senter IN
Tennessee then we are willing to be put down a
poor prophet"
A southwestern exchange thinks that the era Of
such paragraphs as the following going the rounds
Is about played out:-"Governor Reed of Florida,
Is at his home In Wisconsin," Once q Governor,
always Governor, by title, whether the residence
be in Florida or Wisconsin.
Indications OF q rupture among tho radicals in
Arkansas are adordng themes Of congratulatlon
among Southern papers.
Colonel Burch has renounced his connection with
the Nashville Union, position he held before the
war. The Tennessee radicals may now look out for
smart raps from that birch rod.
The New York herald., 1869-09-29
CITY AND SUBURB POLITICAL NOTES.

The Nineteenth warders OF the Jacob Cohen stripe
of democracy held love feastlast night at their
headquarters, In Ffty-fOurth street. east side The
spintr moved quite number Of the afiilIated, and
prophesying, backed by little 'you bet" was very
general The Cohenites are q likely set, and say
they've organized 10 win.
Another democratic organization has been "put
upr In the Twentieth ward. 1t means to have
hand In managing matters for the Fifth Police dis.
trict
Brooklyn is considerable for small sized city,"
as one OF its enlightened constituents from vaser.
land observed on an occasion, and It proposes run.
ming oil It's ''rings" this year for few thousand
dollars less than four millions.
+. w. Ricord has found favor In the sight OF the
republicans Of Newark They want him to be
defeated In the race for Mayor We Rcord this fact
for the Candidates benefit
Mayor Kalbnescb, who, like the famous Whiting.
ton, Of London was once ''poor boy" and IL now
a stanch democrat, officially informs the people
the East river they OF the City OF Churches)
that 1t is hCin d1g decidedly contrary to the
charter lay other than "naggng on the side.
walksr The Mayor ls right, but several veryAice
little Jobs have been spohsd by his untimeiy inter.
ference in this matter.
The Independent German organizations for the
regulation" OF politicians in this city have now
thirty.1ve ward clubs, numbering 1,444 voters.
These Teutons propose. when they get strong
enough In numbers, TO rule matters to suit them.
selves In the republican party.
Prominent leaders IN the labor organisations of
this city propose running workingmen for al local
orces, rallyjng the voters memDers OF working.
mems party The more sagacious, however, think
they can successfully hgbt their battle against cap.
tai without bespstterng their condolences With the
mud Of politics.
come u the big Injuns" Of Tammany pooh.pooh
tho idea OF there being any trouble between them and
the tribe OF Mozart. Tammany has everything snug
now, and why should the chieN and warriors trouble
tRamAalYes AhQpt me QEQAkln3l oi QutsIdarat the
The New York herald., 1869-09-29


BAKERS Island May S and The wreck sold for oo ."
snsP LonEszo FOlsnsoee from Honolulu May Il for Ba
prior Sept 10 in distress, of what nature not stated
SHIP ELECTRIC SPARE S9f Boston,, for San Francnsco
Sept o. no, Aus7, as Incorrectly reported.
SHIP NArkns aa,shnsSp before aEspor's sailed from
@ % 70 or as s . S% her ann
the asis went over the sides She Ultimately Went ashore
at Homoco ab9p two miles from Yokohsmal She was sub
damage.
cnperesdes gale o Rio jsaero during Which
cargo and lost foretopsai and foroiopmas saySaii.
3D. sifs! fEG E;s5s s1 ssEs
more which went ashore Body Island some time since.
sos s @ s rSn % Psss o The MTAsy wrecks
% ss sss sSa 5 nsar Cape Henry s most Of which
Dr. pss gs
from Baltimore TO her assistance.
%
Henope wrecKsrs have been engaged to float her or
sHs a a s 81 ass s for ss%
sGMn hrhIS NJ Cosmos, At Holmes, Hole from Belfast
pa IF s & s ss o
from sunken vessel picked up booby hatch and some
soHn ELLEN PrnKrNs, Kelly, which arrived at Provi-
Wien @ ~ ssk o fn
somewhat damaged by water, but her pumps keeping
her free while discharging
soHa VOLUNTEER tBr, from Bangor for Windsor in bal
last capsze In sqa morning OF the goth inst, OF
Moospeak Head, and abandoned by the Was after
wards towed In by fishermen TO Traons Island and
lighted and pumped out.
scBn ELLEN PERKINS, Kelley az Providence 2sth from
SSaiG G Of T OIL and
souR vIcKsDuRa from New York for Boston, with corn,
into and sung OF Cape Cod 2h inst by unknown
schooner Crew saved.
THE UNENowN WRFow-The wreck reported by ship
Agnes of New York; at supposed TO be the brig stsd
Odenzaa and afterwards TO have been whalcr
TO have been neither Adviccs from 81 Helena give
the abandoning of ship General Wynham, OF London and
dlsmasng Of two other vessels In about tho latitude
and Longitude the articles supposed TO have belonged to
whaler by ship Agnes These disasters occurred
four days previous the date reported by Agnes and the
confused OF spars probably the foetopmast
fore and main topgaantmssts and all the yards attached
thereto reported by English ship 81 James Tho red
hoop painted probably her water casks and the
bubber floating comprising portion OF
stores. which she reports as having LOST
miscellaneous.
Purser W sparhswk Of the steamship Minnetonka from
Charleston, has our thanks for favors.
snr CALLAo from China $50 coolies put into Homo.
lulu previous 20 Sept u.s. The coolies mutined
leaving port and made unsuccessful attempt to take the
vessel
BRIG BALTIMORE (Br) from Matanzas, which IL was
feared might prove 10 be tho abandoned by brig
Geo Burnham, arrived at this dort 26th In safety.
Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INspEoToR, FIFTH DIsrRIor,l
NORFOLK Va, Sept 20. 1883
Notice IL hereby given that second class iron buoy,
Psla6a Ulih yaa sRa slAfk a2TlAaRiB MipNh bW h1fa
The New York herald., 1869-09-29

Tycoon ana Brc;ner Ben arc amiable and the Thir-
teenth street crowd Is dead
II Ia not intended to be general in this Paragraph,
but we cannot help saying that the article In re-
cent number OF the Richmond WhtJ, nominating
the cultivator Of squashes at ChapIaqua as United
states Senator for Virginia, has set the Sage 'up"
nightly. He is pleased, but cannot be induced to
accept
The New York herald., 1869-09-29
THE CAMPAGy IN pEyysyLy,yIs.

Re publican Meeting in PbiiadeIpbi speech
Of senator Niison-Address of the Sia.e
C0ilInittee.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, sept. 2s. 1852
Last night the republicans or Philadelphia held Q
meeting at the corner OF Broad ana Chestnut Streets
OF which not less than ten thousand persons were
QySssnh stand Number one &aa sreGtAa lQpih n
The New York herald., 1869-09-29
ARRIVALS,


Steamship westphaa (NG. schwensen, Hamburg Sept 10,
sna HTe 18Th with and $50 to 1Snad III
passage Sept ~ Ia. passsd Steamship @ nda
@ IN % sa ps % for
dton Took captain and of and brought them TO this
sessmsAp United States Norten Nsw Orleans Sept 49,
'so % M sie aa @ w ss ipS
Tss9 81 Ss.4s
Steamship Rebeoca Clyde Chichester, Wilmington, NC,
S h93ufs with mdss and to Jas Hand Sept
Steamship Aeemare, Couch, Richmond, CITY poin. and
Morlok with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
sra ssp! S cs%: e.
M go s g ssyi ss
sS 3 @ssis 81 hssHy
for SsT Y9 e d % Thomas as SANDY Hook pilot
heavy oyerboaro and rescued from drowning With
Brig Rhone tof Truro, Ns McDougal Ola Harbor, Ja %
%Sn psss
was s days north Of r. Hatteras
5 Co. Port FIN. part s. T
1a % np P.s nss sTonS g NV S Winds ssP
ton siananr = SCI S on s S. Brs caERa
Mason, Gibson Hat.eras Inlet days. with staves
schr L Hsliock, Lee, Virginia.
Schr Hannah Champion Taylor, Virginia
schr George Nevinger Smith, Georgetown, Dc for New
is consigned TO Wendt, Tetens Bockmann. ''''
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
BrgJ Kennedy, Briggs, Providence for New York; in
Brig Julia Hallock, Briggs, Norwich for Philadelphia,
: schr J Strickland, Clark, Browns Banks for New
York viz Mhn h 10 RsSSsoo SSSs Cane Saba to N vo
with fish to Comstock.
sohr Ada Ada Herbert s0mes, Gloucester for New York. with
sehr Jas Fitch Smith, Nanucks. for New York, with ash
S New S.,. nsaee,a s, ;sl New
sS; S9sdssssah hpsT,, fIpsasass fef kSadosi
sshr Mary PPfedmore Hart Providence for Elizabeth.
schr Waterloo, Smith, New Haven for New York.
fJs sa sYi e. S;s Hss9y
l @ Ssls Sss fsa FsssIs $:sSs Fsis ri ror.
ssas qeprsss La%rsRee %as,s KobnsGn Sc
BOUND EAsE
schr Reading Railroad No 80. - Philadelphia for Nor.
schr Reading Railroad No -, Philadelphia for Brant.
MsDsy, Mspsv ,PIhSaasph, ,1 for Bridgeport
ssSr Ann, Rogers. south AmSoy iCr BSsOn ~
@ s,SS 5 $s:s
seHr 6 Aleu- HalS, Albahy fof Boston.
schr Maria Hall, Lawrence, Albany for MIddetown.
Scbr Anadlr, -, Albany for Bridgeport.
schr Thos Cooper Sleeper, Rondont for Providence
Schr McCioskey, Crowell Jersey Cky for Stamford
Schr II Willett, Bout, Rondout for Providence.
Schr Stampede, stratton, Rondout for Boston.
schr Maianora, Hall, Rondout FOR stanford:
schr Phenx, Phillips, Rondout for Fall River.
Schr Francis Burrt -, Rondou for Providence.
ssSr gSss, r,sylasnss
schr Niagara, =, Fort Lee for West Farms.
Scbr A Tate, Tate, Jersey City for Bridgeport.
schr Luno, -, New York for Norwich.
scbr " Baldwin, Long New York for Windsor, Ms.
Schr S Nash, Nash, New York for New Haven
Schr Alice Oakes, =, New York for Roslyn.
Schr David Pearsall -, New York for Stamford.
The New York herald., 1869-09-29

~ NRw YORK, June, 81
Resolutions adopted at meeting Of this Board, ,
day.
Resolved, That the record OF American and foreio.
ping, published by the American Shipmasers' Assdis
OF this city. Ia
TiiE ONLY AMERICAN PUBLICATION
OF survey and Classification Of vessels that now ne
approval OF this Board and that we recommends
deserving the confidence Of those Interested In shppi
Resolved, That tho Committee the Amerc3ps
ton In devsng means 10 maintain the merits and eshe
usefulness OF the work. ELLW0OD WALL
Eacretary of the
The New York herald., 1869-09-29
Observation-Disclosures.

IL For more than ten years the subject of ElecroThe
pentIcs has been commanding the attention Of some Of
abest minds Of the profession OF France England ana
We are firmly convinced that the MEDICAL Of electric
10 destined to assume an importance OF which is warm
advocates have at present no concepton-New York NJ
There Is scarcely any form Of chronic aiment which
not be cured, and many acute forms yield more readily
this treatment than to medicine. -
scientidcsiy applied by regular physician Of !hi
years. practice Please call send for references Of
highest character, 81 Great Jones street, New York.
NOTICE TO CANvAssEks OF ELECTION
~ IN BOARD ov sUrERyIsoRs Sept. IT, lw
divided for the next election into twelve return dis3
First District-First, Second, Third and Firth wsr
Returns to be made to Supervisor Henry Smith, at
Second Diarict-rourth and Sixth Wards -Returnst
made to Supervisor Walter Roche No. 6i4 Pearl street
Third Distrct-Seventh and Thirteenth Wards.-RC
to be made 10 Supervisor william N. Tweed, No. 1877
Fourth Ds,rict-Tenth and Fourteenth Wards Retro
Fifth Distrci-Eeventh and Seventeenth wards.-Rp
to be made to Supervisor Gerson n HERMAN aH EasS
Sixth DIstrict-Eighth and Ninth wards.-Resgrns
made TO supervisor Andrew Beakley, New Court non,
Supervisor Orison Blunt iis Ninth street ~
Eighth District-Sixtcenth and Twentieth Wards.-kg
to be made TO Supervisor Isaac ]. Oliver SSA we" ~
Ninth District Eighteenth and Twcntyarst Wards
turns to be made to Supervisor Andreas WnAnn' W.
Tenth Dis,riet-rwenty second Ward. Returns to be
Elsyen,h pis,rct-iwelith Wsrd.-Rsiurns to be mt
suPerysor Smith Ely Jr los SoS street Hsurn. ~ hs,
TO Supervisor John Fox, New Court House.
And that the chairman Of each Board Of Canvassers
the original staements together with copy OF tho
At the general election to be held 10 November and
the same to the Supervisor who herein designated
Xdop,ed by ,ne board OF Supervisors September H.
Approved by tue mayor ssp,n sspymsEpW n ovyouNo r
The New York herald., 1869-09-29

- ABIGAIL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, ChUSn
lC dstention from business, for Structure, fhtup7
Diseases of tho Pelvic Viscera, Diseases aud Dcf0 ~
the eye, nose, face and person. y
RSNRY A. pANtEkaA NJ p, Ia haxtpCaR -
The New York herald., 1869-09-29
,LongsI,ore,nen's Independent. Club.

The 'Longshoremen's Independent Club, OF the
First ward, held an adjourned meeting last evening
at No. 4 Greenwich street.
The object Of this club, which numbers about zoo
members Is to consolidate the of all the long
In support OF those candidates nominated by either
the democratic or republican parties who are iden.
titled with the interests OF the wOrknpfnen or Will
pledge themselves to advance those interests.
A committee which had been appointed to confer
with prospective candidates. reported progress, and
the meeting adjourned subject TO the ca OF the CHAIR
The New York herald., 1869-09-29
SAILED,
Marine Disasters.

Steamship Cimbria, for Hamburg.
Wind at sunset NV, light.
The New York herald., 1869-09-29
SHIPPING NE W s.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER ss, 1869.
The New York herald., 1869-09-29
Eighth Assembly District.

meeting Of the democracy OF this district was
held last night at Campbeii's Manhattan House, GO
Essex street, for the purpose Of recommending Mr..
Andrew J. Fisher for nomination az member of
Assembly for the district. MI John Nicos occupied
the chair Wess Robbins acted as secretary and Will
liam ID. Campbell as Sergeant-atArms The large
hall was crowded. Mr.. Thomas II. HlIl In en- eIo-
quent address proposed the nomination OF Mr. Fisher
complimenLing the gentleman upon his fitness for
the ONCE. Mr. 5. d. House supported the nOrnna.
tion and the meeting unanimously endorsed IT,
After moro speaking the meeting adjourned.
Nineteenth Ward Jacob Cohen Democratic
Association.
large and enthusiastic regular meeting OF the
above association took place last evening at their
headquarters, Brevoort hail. East Fifty-fourth street.
Vice President A. Herzberg In the chair. Mr.. John
c. Hoch Of the Sixth ward, was the first speaker
and In the course OF his remarks he stated that Mr.
Cohens election not only rested with the upper
wards but he was certain that the Old battleRrOnds
Of the democracy would cast their majority vote for
Jacob Cohen. David Moss OF the Seventh ward,
appealed to hts hearers that If they, the working.
men and taxpayers desired honest representation
they would pledge themselves only to honest men,
and one such they would 1nd In Jacob Cohen. Mr..
T.. Joseph Secretary OF the association, then ad-
dressed the assemDage ana the meeting adjourned,
with Three CHEERS for our next supervisor, Jacob
CQlep.n