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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY ras HERALD STEAM YAoIry.

REPORTED BY TaE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Spanish steamship Hernsndo corte Capt Francisco de
a crew Of 165 officers and men.
via sessn Win rs1s d.s aPsy ssspo0 and
Steamship De Soto, Morton, New Orleans Sept % via Ha
cana Oct with md's and passengers to Livingston Fox
steamship Key West Rudolph. Savannah Sep, 20 via
very heavy NE gales hove 80 hours put Charles
zen for coal AMI hsrbor and was detained inside the bar
Steamship Valley CITY, johnson, Georgetown, Dc with
Steamship Ha,teras, Roberts, Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
d Ssrt Z I %ssa NG sre;ke, Newcastle. IS days. with
Sss rns es ssT sps Sept 30 IT, So $
ss s SlsaS. Rs Rsss. sssT V,.s,
schr Yankee Doodle Watson, Virginia.
sssT ES Ne 81 $as Mh sst v,f s4sn.
s scsr Gisr2 a,, Coz, ae9 gss;s be o
s ss 5o;YsS S!Si; %;: S%ls:s. sa'nsss -.
Passed Through He'll Cato,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Eereus Bearse, Boston for New York, with
sehs Gilman Csrman Dunbar, Cape Sable for Now York.
schr Gen Meade Allen. Tuoec for New York. with nsh to
ESsy Rsss.pS, Me- for New York.
schr Susi, Warwcs, bottom sf for r. phisdslphia.
sesr Onward. asrhsm, Nan!ackei 70. New York.
.schr Stephen Waterman Chase, New Bedford for Port
Johnson
sssI Smith White DSh.on Tor r. rhNsasgh
Schr Smith, Chase, Hyannis for New York.
schr Island City Kelly, Taunton for Elisabethport
Schr White Rock Hubble Providence for New York.
Schr Connecticut Staplin Providence for New York.
schr Amelia, Beebe Providence for PhiIadelphs,
ss 1 e. "a
schr Barrett, Jones, Providence for Rondout
Schr Mary Mershon, Mershon, Newport for New York.
Schr Ellen Perkins, Kelly, Newport for Rondout.
schr New Hegulus Halock, Newport for Eizabethport
scnr Empire, Baker New London for Newburs.
Echr Alice q Moves Haker. I'd for Me- york.
schr Expedite. Clark New Haven for New York
schr Luna Smith, New Haven for New York.
schr Il Nash NASH New Haven for New York.
Scbr heamora, Bates New Haven for Hoboken
Schr Judge kunyon, Hopkins New Haven for Trenton.
Schr Crusade, Davis, Grcenport Tor New York.
schr Anadir, Crowell. dreenport for Rondout.
schr David Anderson. Pearsa Port Jefferson for New
YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Cohasset, Ph,nney Phiaiephi for New London
schr Wind, Warwick, Trenton for New Haven.
schr Storm, -, Trenton for New Haven.
Sdhr Wave, Hubbard, Trenton for Bradford.
sehr James Hoffman, Shropshire New Brunswick for New
Haven.
schr 7 Brady. -, Port Johnson for Port Washington
schr Dsan, -, Rondout FOR Taunton
schr N Jane, -, Hayerstraw for Bridgeport.
schr Carrie, Penny Hayersraw for Bridgeport.
schr Rllow, Torjean New York for 81 Johns, NF.
schr Wild Hunter, Hataeld New York Tor ST. John, NIB.
schr Davis, Davis, New York for Now London.
sehr N snith Fsh New YORK for Noans
scbr Bengal Hatch, New YORK for Portsmouth.
Wind az sunset s, light
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Fire In Fortie,h stree.-Los. ss,sso.

At ten or nfteen minutes before seven O'Clock last
evening fire broke out in the engine room Of J. s.
Anderson's woodward. in Fortieth street. one door
below Eleventh avenue. The alarm OF fire was
sounded and the Fire Department arrived too late to
save the office, stables, other buildings and contents
OF the yard which included about one thousand
CORDS OF wood The loss OF MI. Anderson, who is
insured, Is about 5000 on stock, $3.50 on
two horses, which were burned and $500
on harness and other property. The premises
were owned by Benjamin Menair, who also owned
the row or three story frame buildings on Eleventh
avenue, to which the fire extended, but ala but
little damage, The loss not being more than
$500 or 81 900. Mr. Menars tenants lost about $500
by the injury to furniture. The buildings are in
sured for $4,000, and the policies were shown to
Of the Fire Marshal's oncers hut for some rea.
son the press could not secure from him the names
Of The companies. horse worth $3.50, belonging 10
charles A. Drew. OF 355 Fortieth street, was also
burned, as well as MIR. Drew's harness, &C., valued
at $780,
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delegation, consisting OF representatives from
thirteen democratic clubs OF the Seventh ward,
waited upon W. Nj. Tweed, In the Street Commission
er's ONCE, 237 Broadway, at O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon, in order to press upon him the claims OF
Mir. Richard Walters 10 the Office OF Alderman OF the
Seventh ward
ne proposed the following interrogatories to MI.
Tweed, at the instance OF some OF his fellow dele
gates:-First, whether he had promised the nomna-
lion for the position OF Alderman OF the seventh
ward TO Mr.. Bryan Reilly or any other candidate
second, whether he had authorized persons in the
Seventh ward 10 bet large sums Of money relative
10 this nomination having been pledged
Mr.. Tweed replied 10 the petition presented TO
him by saying that until the November elections he
could not pledge himself TO any candidate. The
answer 10 the two questions put last MOI
OF Mr.. WALKERS.
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The Spanish Navy-Iist of Vessels md Num-
Der Of Gans-Dapaer to the Uaited states-
The Victoria Reported Going TO New
York-Three Privateers Snid to BE Out
Property Of Fernando Pc Prisoners Con.
nscnted-DeDarturc of Troops.
HAVANA, Oct. 8. 1860.
Ine PrenSa, Of this city, gives list OF the Span.
ian navy, with the number oil guns, which tran.
scribe as showing the danger In which stand New
YORK and the other cities OF the Atlantic coas.
In case OF war with Spain. seven iron.cad fr,gates
as foliows:-Numancia, "a guns; Tetuan 40 guns;
Victoria, 70; Arapies 30 zaragosa. Il: Principe
Alfonso, -; Resolution, 40. Total, 201 guns
TWO corvettes, ron-clad-Dola Maria de Molina,
iseahs; III Tornado, IL. Total, 30. Two frigates,
ten screw rgates. aggregate AL guns; three side.
wneel frgates, aggregate 48 guns; eleven sdewheei
seamers, aggregate " guns four sailing vessels
aggregate "a guns; tweBty-six screw schooners
aggregate 6S guns; ten sldewheel schooners aQQre.
gate 10 guns eighteen guDDoats, one gun each,
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DIES TRUCTiyE FIRES. /.
Burning OF a Distiliery-L0ss 100000 to
S12O,OCO-Several Persons Injured.

Burning OF n Distiliery--L0ss 100000 to
S12O,OOO-Several Persons Injured.
About twenty minutes after twelve O'Clock yester-
day morning whlskey meter in the extensive dis
tllery Of Joseph SecKes OF First avenue and
1e6th street, bursted, while the employees were at
work, and the gas coming In contact with the liquid
the room IN a few minutes was enveloped in flame.
The alarm was promptly sounded, and the FIRE de-
partment in the neighbornood hurried to the scene
OF destruction. BY the time they got the Croton
nom several hose the fire had gained such control OF
the combustible contents Of the building which is
large four story brick that but slight hopes Of sue
cessfully checking 1t were entertained. For more
than two hours, however, they controlled
the fiery enemy, which continually In
markabe rapidly, until the entire structure
from ground to roof, was O mass OF flame, that
threw out It's forked tongues through the windows
ana doors and babe defiance to the men, VINO,
mounted on ladders and window stills, directed a
dozen streams upon IT. BY two O'Clock the fire had
exhausted ITSELF but 1t had swallowed up the entire
contents and left nothing but the bare walls ana the
broken machinery. The walls fell over about two
O'Clock in close proximity to the members OF Engine
CompanytNo. ID, three OF whom-Joan Br0de, Henry
Nuns and Michael Daly-were struck by the falling
bricks and injured, the latter slightly and the others
severely. While the flames we're burglariously
creeping from the second to the third story work
man named Christian Knoll, whose retreat had been
cut or appeared at one OF the windows and instead
OF waiting for the fire ladders to rescue him
from his perlous position, jumped to the ground.
lie was picked up with broken arm aud
iEVW TIC Oh WHICH IL
he will not recover. The wounded were taken to
their homes and attended by physicians The loss
viii be on building which Is ABOUT ITO or l20 feet
square, about S35, 000 on stock about SAC Co., ami
on machinery about $4,000 TO $4,000, which 1t Is
said Is covered by $40 900 insurance In city CON-
panies. large detail OF police from the Twenty.
third precinct were present and aidei the fire depart
ment.
The fire extended TO the iron foundry of Houston
| Tompkins, adjoining, which was damaged $500,
and Is fully insured.
In the establishment OF Mr.. Seckes were $50 bar.
ala afx hfgLn t1 httat.a III
assurances by companies could not be ascertalued,
owing TO the absence Of the proprietor.
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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

The Citizens' Reform Association--City and
County Nominations.
Inc citzens' Reform Association met last night in
Phnnix Hail. corner OF Court and Montague streets,
and amidst considerable confusion nominated city
ana county ticket The room was packed by a large
nu.nper VI nen VINO were not members OF the 1850
ciaton' me following are the nominations: Mayor
1 nai,n hapheschi Street Commissioner, X. NJ
NmtihBi eherln, Francis +. Marker; Superintend.
eats oil Poor, James MoLear and Peter c. Weber
a large portion OF the meeting dis,ented and re-
Iuse e 70 take any part In the proceedings COM
mttee was appointed 10 wall upou tl,e Candidates
and inform them OF their nomination.
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SHIPPING VS..
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Almanac for New York-Thfs Day.
Sun rises. ...... 6 04 Moon SETS -. eve 8 AZ
Sun sets. ....... 5 80 High water. EVE IL SO
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 8, 1869.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Pusers Of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver ali packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery
asw be by the following from the
ofths regular monthly meeting, held March s, 1885,
Resolved, That on and after April 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection ship news in the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
NJ The once Of tho HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JRANkETTE At Whitehall slip. All communications from
owners and consgnees the masters Of inward
sells wiz be forwarded free Of charge.
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Marina Uiaasfrra.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 7tBy cable TO the Merchants Exchange
Pine sBak George Kugman, Hahn, from Cronstad, for
New York. has PIT into Ennore ieaty.
Tho brig Doctor tBr from Phiadeiphis for Falmouth
before reported dsmased and captain and three Of tho
crew drowned), has put into Milford.
SUR MNDoao, nj Boston 9th from Manila of Cane Cod
had violent Sc gale blew foresai, lower topssis
and the fore and aft sas Sept 81 lat 49, 58 o. spoke
brig Home, from Philadelphia for Barbados
having boarded bark Mary stanford of Liverpool Hs in
lat ~ 80 NJ ION b8 30 W. daaaed and abandoned The hull
time. ~ ~
SUR JonH NoiHAx from Now York for London, which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09
Important Political Meeting of German
Hrewers.

meeting OF German brewers, at which about 200
persons were present was held last evening at No
1o7 East Fourth street. Mr.. A. Hupfel presided
On motion OF Mr.. Christian Uhi Is was resolved TO
support Mr.. Charles @. Cornell for Senator Of the
sixth Senatorial dstrict also to support the straight
democratic ticket or the State; TO support all Tam
many Hall candidates In the coming election Re.
solved also TO support John II. Anthem for Surro.
gate; 70 propose the name OF Christopher Flecke
10 Tammany Hall as the nominee for the Tenth AS
sembly district. resolution was passed that the
meeting as largely representative OF German CHI
zens, inform Tammany Hail OF their united inten.
tons, and that a copy OF the resolutions be for.
warded to William NJ. Tweed, Grand Sachem OF The
Iammany Hall organization.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09

The German Republican Central Committee met
last night at 2e5 Bowery. Mr.. VIM. eraser was
called TO the chair. They announced the pleasure
they experienced at the intelligence of the nom ina
ton Of their president, General Sigel for the ONCE
OF Secretary OF State, and pledged him their support
DR. Goerke and others addressed the meeting, and
on motion OF DR.. Goerke they resolved to form Them
selves into campaign club, and SO continue until
the close Of the contest. The action Of the meeting
was extremely satisfactory 10 the assemblage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Germans
OF the Sixth Senatorial district was held last even.
Ing at Kuntz Hall, No. 70 Essex street. Mr.. Michael
Kuntz in the chair. DR.. Adolphus BerKmann made
the address OF the evening favorlng the reelection
OF Thomas ]. Dreamer TO the State Senate. a COM
mlttee was appointed to call upon MI Dreamer
And invite him TO the meeting on entering he was
loudly cheered, and his speech was received with
warmth. After some more addresses, by Mr. Henry
Clausen Jr., and Others resolutions we're adopted
In approval OF his former In the political feld
and pedglnR him the support OF the Germans OF the
district. A band OF music was provided for the
occasion,
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This organization met last night at No. 1874 East
Seventh street. Fred Hess presiding. This club is
organized In opposition TO faction claiming to be
the Central Organization. The evening was occupied
IN waking speeches 70 incte the German people to
united action. me meeting also presented the
Jacob Hetzei for Assembly and Joseph Hoffman
for Alderman, with recommendations to Tanmany
Hall Tor their nomination. The nominations or the
Syracuse Convention were endorsed, alter which the
meeting adjourned.
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Eighteenth Ward Democratic Club.

regular meeting OF the Eighteenth Ward Inde.
pendent Democratic Club was held last night at No.
2s6 avenue A, Patrick Hagan president and Thomas
W. KearneY secretary, The only thing done was to
listen 10 speeches avoring the interests OF the work
1ngmen and TO hear suggestions as to who would be
represent them IN the different oiicse, local and
state.
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POLITICAL IEfELLIaENCE.
sraTE POLITICS.

Acceptance by Horace Greeley of the Eon,i-
nation for Comptroller.
At q meeting OF the Republican State Committee
held a. The Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday Ar Horace
Greeley received the nomination FOR the ONCE OF
Comptroller. A despatch 10 that eject was sent to
him. he being then in Albany. The Etening
Joe,,,al OF that city made yesterday evening Ut is
nouncement that he has accepted the nomination.
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This club met last evening at No. 200 Forty-1
street, William o'Gorman. president in the chair.
Routine business occupied the meeting during the
most Of the evening. An application was made 10
the members to induce them TO forsake the Tam
many ticket, but was rejected. After some further
discussion the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09
Fire in East Fifteenth street.

Between one and two O'Clock yesterday morning
fire occurred in the basement of Charles Hol!ls
grocery store No. 435 East Fifteenth street. from tile
explosion Of a kerosene lamp In q Dedi DOM. The
furniture was damaged 500 the stock Sl0O; Insured
1or 81 900 III the Pacific Insurance Company; and the
building, owned by Conrad Wager, $ioJ.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION. -
sixyhird street. Central Park The machinery
motion grand display. The Exhibition enlivened WE'D.
NEsp DAY AND sATggDAy ATTERNooNs AND ,EyRE1
OF the best kind at moderate prices In the building
Season tickets for Gentlemen for Ladies' o. single adj
ages OF % tickets for shops 50 each Entrances On
Second and Third avenues.
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CITY AVID SUBURB POLITICAL Ncrys.

The republicans OF this city are sS. altogether
satisfied with The conduct Of their State Convention,
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Fifth Senatorial District Independent Demo
CRITIC Cluh.

cratic Club.
This newly organized democratic association held
Its second regular meeting last night at their head
quarters, No. 1877 Blocker street, and the attend.
ance was very large and enthusiastic. Dr. q. E.
Harrison presided. After the transaction OF prenl-
mary business Dr.. w. ". WOODWARD submitted the
following resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That this club being its title imports, Gin
dependent democratic" 1t will be democratic purely in its
doctrines sympahie5 andsuppors and its salrages admin
uttered 50 such only in political accord and harmony
with the political teachings OF Jefferson and Jackson
Resolved, That independent In its actions and purposes
by the dictates of political rings pro-
poses spirit of faction dissent poen from the
regular nominations OF the democratic party, and especially
when made just and equitable principles which has
eagned together sustain but Ia ouch only where
wen deserved merit and extended service have been subord
time honored attesaon as he honest is he faithful Ia he
capable I" has been substituted by the party clap trap OF
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of INSCRIPTIONS leaders, who,
patriotism and principle have constituted self II not pelf
the grand motive power OF all their political rule and action
Resolved, That independent in It's action will likewise be
eclectic In Its supports sustaining by its sureges those poll
cal candidates only whose records political civil and
ca In best accord with democratic principles pure and
unmixed exemphed In the earlier days of the republic
where the only exacsed Of the candidate the Jee
sonan one Of honesty, fidelity and capabiy and that such
candidates, whether regular irregular In their nominal
lions merit and shall receive the entire political suffrage Of
GEORGE H. PuRsER was then introduced to the
meeting, who addressed them at some length upon
the necessity OF supporting candidates to State
Onces, who, by their intelligence, honesty and com-
potency could iairly and with ability represent their
byword to the city OF New York. Personal ability In
faithful adherants to the democratic party should be
sought for and supported. Individual aggrandiZe-
ment should be heartily denounced and, ABOVE all
seis as soon as practicable. The meeting then ad-
journed
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THE NEWS FROM CUBA.

The steamship De Soto. from Havana on the Sd,
arrived here yesterday. Purser McManus will
accept our thanks for favors received
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CITY POLITICS.

Constitutional Union General Committee.
An adjourned meeting Of this body was held last
evening In Masonic Hall, In Thirteenth street, the
president Mr.. Daniel b. Northrup, IN the chair.
There was a very limited attendance OF members,
which, the chairman explained was owing to there
having been no meeting since last May since which
time great many had moved and the notices sent
out by the secretary, MIR. William Abbott, had not
reached them. resolution TO appoint committee
OF FIVE TO confer with the executive committee In
regard to ward organizations was offered and car
ried.
There being dearth OF speakers, one OF the COM
mittee read an article from the Telegram on MIR.
Cohen, for the deectatlon OF the meeting, which
was received with loud applause.
Mr. ABBOTT made few remarks In laudation OF
Judge Curtis, OF the Marine Court, and hoped the
Constitutional Union General Committee would sup
port him under all circumstances.
After the transaction OF some routine business the
proceedings terminated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09

The Presbytery OF Baltimore, at the session on
Thursday evening" accepted the overture OF the Gen.
erai Assembly for q reunion Of the Old and New
School Churches by vote Of % to IL.
The national Republican., 1869-06-12
j.iI.td sscond Lieut. ID tstsn,rr
DROPosALs FOR FRRsH BEEP.

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jss. ier :pPpiyins Fi.sh aud oOrned BEET to M
TS. ,sid Ssei ns.t be fresh. OF 40 rn.rketabl}
and sSS.S S .SS STT fos
exoIndsd, .nd 70 be delivered Ia such qnsntlty N
gs a anG asa1fsa aSsst ny, y '9s 9s
tGiSsrnsa BED, tSs ,S,usl corning pieces to ts
cr sasS i.s. time =. ihs SotnJnjsify Gsasfsi shsl
direct, eommsneios ou the tN fs{ Of July. lse
ssS.rsi. Gen % b.psP,%snt % @ |? ?iSs ss.t WV
The necks % the cattle sau Eht-red for beef g
The sfourih sertcbrsi joIni. aud The breast trimmed
down. The shanks 81 the fore quarters sh'Il oI
joint, and of lie biSd SIarisTs from ak 10 eigh|
Inches sb.vc the r.mhrel or hook joint.
e.ssd 81 lSs 'Ssdsi.sSSd, Sr 70 % 1hs sane " E"n
sna s.,i iSs9re 1S5
Asthey may from time to me require. suoh aS -rl
foin and porior-house steaks. standing ribs aOd RI
The shove to be delivered at Long Wharf. ro,t OF
Stats street. in tie city Of fBo,tcu MSS.achuss'is
reeelved by tie undersigned, up to the SAND
hour and date hboyo mentiOnaJ; the above IT, n
dsliyersd At Fort Warren, Boston H"rb". n"''a
in .sss q f,iiqTs Or DEFICIENCY IL ne ggnli.y 81
So dsil vered, then the, commlss.ry at Fort War
rem, Massachusetts, shall have power to suppli
the deficiency by purchase. and tho contractor will
be charged wit the u lHetcnca Of cost.
Tho contractor will be required u enter Int
bond. for the sun Of 81 900. signed also by two re-
sponsibis suretiss, whose nane' must be mentioned
In the bids.
The proposals will be opened at II o'clock,N. m
on the Oth day Of jane. 1900. at Fort WArrenl
kassaehusetts.
PTopossis win be, marked Proposals I'd
Besf." and addressed to owu CAMERON.
MAssachusetis, jell-td