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7 JOHNSON, Ju., hUCTIONEER
q. BY JOHNSON MILLER,
No. % Nassau street, Of Cedar street. New orI
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4,
at one o'clock, on the prenises,
great and peremptory sale OF
67J choice Building Lots on tho

81 snaes ssd ssdags sssTs%gi0Iy Io's ssS on 81 y,
Great opportunity to buy beautiful site, tor
cnssd % se.ss san, 5S " ; Sn% a So se c ne
every miles. AND s hae % BEEN
,is is with &C. he
snss % "h S4ras
.ss 'S Be a yea ssa
Special train from chsmber. II O'Clock on
the Jay OF sale. Free collation. arrival of the train
lre weather stormy the sale will take place the
s6s For and Sse's sts
JACOB BoaARr' h5sT5aSE AgeT5oSEFe shLr
The entire Furniture Of private residence removed for con-
wrpEaspSY, Sf2li1sf Of Grd'usrs, sfld'
oM coss a. No. o. NG sn,i wn az street Homseh9d
solas Iee,stee. LounGes cottage suit, MAHOGANY ana
% ac, rs a bas Room "s' Ws
% sD' Mirrors h'' Brussels SGs GG SEEM 9sS
TAcoB BoGARr. AucroNEER.
C WEDNESDAY, August g.
Flrst class Barbers Shop
Norm VILLAIN street ELEGANT Barber; Chairs, .. MIR
H. RYER, Attorney for Mortgage.
NJ IARsHALL's SALE CT FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
nl &C. M Doughty auotioneer viii sell on Wednesday
the sntirs stock Of ch Fancy Goods. comprising Laces
yss e sS' ns after $ vii .s s :" sTss
Store Fixtures Shelving, Counters Tables. Fixtures Gc
Iweutyirs, streets THIS sale worry The attention he
trade and dealers BY order OF p Mc0abd City Marshal
MARSHAL's SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS. so-s
~ HERMAN y Auc;ioneer @ lneslsy, August at ii
VIZ :55 bbs. choice Old Kentucky Bourbon snd Rye Wis
dies bbls pure French spiril. New England Rum, Port
VINES an asc, APo IL ssny S &s e s lot Of
Cigars &c. Sale positive n lois @ suit sui, dealers;
u RlNpsk0PF, City Marshal.
MoRrGAGsEE sE,sl SALE, 81 ELDRlDdE srREEr-JAcoB
the Contents Of Lager Beer Saloon, consisting Of Bar
pARLoR, BEDROOM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
wAes a%son.sp Sa.ps w Re,s s 4 s
day, ss II 9'soss 81 a. n East Brosdyay
FssSs1 iss ca ssa, marble snS rppw Sp ee5s sO Hair
Crockcry, GLASS Ware, Pictures, Mirrors. &c. 'N''
DAwNBRokERs sALE-rHIs DAY, ny JOHN NOR.
TIMER, u kas, Broadway O 400 lots wornen's
0l9n'nG' Beddn caipenisrs Tool. ana other goods by
u FIELD, AucTIo NEER-wiLI. SELL on WE'D.
eoasaso h@sss '1Ss ins 'sse &s '@' 90
Suits Kitchen Utensils, &c. O'
DANCING ACADEMIES.
CAUSES DANCING ACADEMIES.
Residence 2S7 East Tenth street.
=---=--------------------
FURNITURE.
A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD DRAWING ROOM
N SUI, covered Ia brocate. cost $3.50, $50;
SOU Bookcase Paintings, Bronzcs Carpets rnDoore, Eta
gcre Mirrors Silver Ware China Ware sacrhce pi opery
OF family leaving city, 0, West Fifteenth cot, siXs
avenue.
(NARPELs FURNITURE olICLoTH AND BEDDING
" a, reduced prices, bousekecpeia supplied al DANIEL
o'FARRELLS AU Eisn.h avenue iate 0Farrei Grssas.
psyIuau tAxen WEAKLY m0ntliS.
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INSTRUCTION.

IN EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER DESIRES AN
n engagement visiting goyerness would give
tn exchange for board best references Address l0
thsf
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A RICH. JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER
"A Oace ~ Nassau street. opposite Post ohlce
by JOHNSTON VAN TASsELL,
at their auction mart.
liz and lf East Thrcent th street. Fourth
This day Tuesday,, at l2 O'clock
regular sale OF fine Horses and Carriages
For fun descriptions under head OF Horses and Ca
riages.
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QE~.
Port OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER s, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Virgo, Buckley, Savannah, Ga-Muray Ferris
h Co.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Chareston--H r
Morgan Co.
steamship Fairbanks. Howe, Wilmington, NC-Lorillard
Steamship Co.
Steamship Ellen Terry, Bearse, Newborn. NC-Murray,
Steamship Abemare, Backwood, Norfolk City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, Philadelphia Lorlard
Steamship Nereus, Bearse, Boston-w Clyde.
ship Sovereign OF the Seas Johnsvn San FranciscoSu
Ship Italia whimore, London-E Morgan's Sons.
Ship Arlington (Br), Newcombe, Antwerp-Boyd Hinc-
ken.
Ship Asa Eldridge, Baker, Boston--Fred Baker.
Bark Mary Pratt, Kiburn Antwerp Brett Son Co.
Bark Julia (Br), Jennings, Venice -Fabbri 4 Chauncey.
Bark Palas, Biddle. Belize Josiah Jex
Brig Catharina (putch). Muder Minaitlan Ward.
Brig Isabel (Br, Morgan, AspnwaI-Ribon Mnnoz Co.
Brig Robert Move, Young, Dcmerara-H Trowbridge's
Sons.
Brig Mary e Ladd Chr, wyman, Kin gston, ia.
Schr Blake (Br), OBren, st John, NB-Jed Frye Co.
Schr 9 thompson, Sosson, Key WESLEYAN Brunt 4
Slaght
Schr A G Lyon. Lyon, Baltimore Baker 4 Dayton.
Schr Fanny Mitchell, Brown Boston-C Il Hatch
4 Wood.
schr B L Haskell Providence-H W Loud 4 Co.
Schr Kate Gordon, Smcdley, New Haven-J A Codding-
ham.
Sioop Report, Hart, New Haven-Rackett & Bro
Steamer ) Walker, Sherrin Philadelphia
Steamer Mayfower Fults, Philadelphia.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols, Philadelphia
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MURDER IN TEE TWEyiY-s CosD WARD.


a Street Fight and n Mans Throat Cut.
About ten O'Clock last evening, while number OF
boys were collecting material for BONFIRE corner Of
Tenth avenue ana Fifty-second street. quarrel
occurred between Philip Dononue, living at the
corner OF Flfty-second street aud Ninth
avenue, and an unknown man. resulting In
the fatal stabbing Of Donohue by the
rufllan. II appears that the man was abusing the
boys for stealing barrels when Donohue took their
part. High words ensued. Some one IN the crowd
handed the man knife and he plunged 1t into the
neck OF his adversary, Donohue, and ran away
The knife severed tine jugular vein, and
DR.. Roburg Police Surgeon, has no hopes
OF his recovery. He was sent to Belle
vue Hospital. Donohuc is- married, and
has two children. lie was formerly conductor on
the Eighth avenue line, but recently has been u
pavement layer. The detectives are after the muir
derer, with fair prospects Of securing him.
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4 MARSHAL NEARLY Murdered.
A Man Made Red with Blood.

1Ean Made Red with Blood.
Al haif-past eleven O'Clock last night cry OF a
fight WINS raised in Twenty-second street. ana ON
GERS were despatched from the station bouse by
Captain Cameron to arrest the parties. quarter
OF an hour later an officer brought In o prisoner,
who was horribly cut about the head and
face, and whose entire person was literally bathed
In blood There was not single inch OF the surface
OF mis- face but was running red with the crimson
fluid, ana his appearance was perfectly frightfu.
Captain Cameron ordered the officer who
bad him IN custody to state how he
received his injuries and received insulting sup
ply from the ofllcer, who was drunk ana furious
Ca plain Cameron then ordered the officer to release
his hold ef the prisoner (who was extraordinarily
quiet and collected under the circumstances, and
received a second insulting and evasive reply.
The wounded man, whose name was Jawes
Mccormick, Deputy United States MARSHAL was
taken to the rear of the building aud washed, but
the blood poured out upon his face again and
covered 10 completely The captain at last ordered
the oncer TO his room, and the drunken vagabond
replied with additional abuse, and finally forced
to retire.
In the meantime German presented himself,
VINO had sustained slight Injuries, and stated he was
the complainant In the case giving his name as Ed.
Dorrer, or 225 East Twentysecond street. He was
tod 70 appear Tomorrow. and the victim OF his and
The drunken officers assault was allowed 10 await
the arrival Of the doctor who was called by CAPTAIN
Cameron TO drese bis wounds.
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SHOT Ry A WOMAN.

stones Thrown Mt a Window-A Husba nd
Loads a Gun and His Wife Fires 1t Mt Par
ties in the street, Dangerously W0unding an
Outsider.
At about halfpast ten O'Clock last night II is al.
legged q party congregated In front OF the
house No. S25 Eighth street. between ave.
nues and d, began throwing pebbles and
stones at window in the second story. In little
while the parties living there became so incensed
that shot was fired from the window dangerously
wounding q man In the street named Michael
Farrell The gun was loaded with slugs,
and was Haid to be IN the hands OF
Caroline Wingleman. The husband Of Caroline
states that he loaded the gun and gave IL to her to
discharge, ana she now admits that such was the
case. Caroline Ia only twenty years OF age and but
slightly the junior OF her cOwardly husband. The
wounded man was sent TO Bellevue Hospital and 1t
H. believed ne VIII not recover.
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ARREST OF POLICE JUSTICE cox.


Sent TO Ludlow street Jmil--No Bail Allowed
Police Justice Cox, Of the Jefferson Police Court
was arrested at ten O'Clock last night on warrant
issued 10y Commissioner Davenport, charging him
with having entered, with several others, whose
names did not transpire, into conspiracy for the
purpose OF defeating the operations OF the new cleo
ton laws. He was taken into the United States
Commissioners Court in Chambers street, by
Deputy Marshals Crowley, Allen and Dowley, who
were also followed by great crowd, hooting and
threatening to rescue the prisoner. At this hour
tend to the case but Marshal sharpe aud
q few officials. Judge Davis and the
Assistant District Attorney had gone for the night
ana consequently there was no one present TO fix
venting the Justice from having Sl nights
| upon the matter, and after comforting for short
time with the marshals to guard against any attempt
at rescue he ordered them TO take their prisoner to
| Ludlow Street jail until to morrow morning. when
he will again be brought up and further particulars
| adduced
| than week past, and special officers from the
federal building had been set to watch every move
private capacines. It was intended to issue sue
a. warrant for him at the same time that
supposed that sufilcent cause had not been found
| for the purpose OF attaching him rhen On the first
Gay Of The registration In October it was rumored
magistrates OF this city. were marked TONY" was
the first "big alderman Gagged, and 1t conveyed
In a Knowing manner by one OF those In aut lority
In the federal building that the "whoe lot would
come under the thumbscrew OF the authorities or be
put into the hopper and ground up together"
1t observable that nc Time was allowed Justice
Cox to make preparation for ba i last night was
any one despatched for the District Attorney, which
might easily have been done had there boen any dis
position to prevent his gong to prison. may natu-
rally be supposed, the Justice was greatly annoyed
at being taken Mt such an unreasonable hour when
he might easily have been found at any time during
the day, but he said he was certain the 'Job had
M a a m in hot auarv
might be out Of The way and thus place HIM IN the
derogatory position OF going TO prison. But he had
to bend 10 memorable fate and suffer imprisonment
as Marshal sharpe ntimated simply as matter Of
| necessity.
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nh. ponc md tho Pcoplc-Chuvrh Festivals
Very DuIl-Pontincini Assurance OF Tri-
umph-Prnctlcal Piety and Plenty Of Cash.
LONDON Now 8, 1870.
The special correspondent OF the HERALD IN home
writes rom the Holy City under date OF the 4th
instant the following interesting communication,
which you viii receive by cable telegram
He says:-The festival Of Saint Carlo, which
has hitherto been celebrated with brilliant magnin-
cencc, fell nat on the public mind, as did that
of All Saints Day las Tuesday. The ceremonies OF
the church, which 1t was customary to have per-
formed with great spendor on such occasions, were
offered up without pomp or show.
His Holiness, the Pope, celebrated mass and sub
seonently addressed FEW words to the congrega-
ton He assured his hearers that the order OF civil
and worldly AFFAIRS at present existing In the city
would soon come to an end. "The conclusion is not
far distant, and New Years Day win signalize the
triumph OF the apostolic cause"
PRACTICAL PIETy.
A very large amount OF money reaches the Holy
Father daily from foreign countries The Catholic
contributors wish to create such fund for his sup.
port and that OF his household rs viii enable him to
refuse to accept the second monthly stipend OF
$50 900 lrcs offered by the Italian governments Tor
the sustentaton OF the Papal civil list.
foreign lady Of great distinction has just arrived
In Rome bringing her fortune or marriage portion,
which she laid at the feet OF the Pontlfr.
sum amounting to q, coo French francs In gold
has inst been received from q committee OF English
Catholics, who receive subscriptions for the Church
from their brethren.
An address, which was prepared by the Signore
Lucheci POLL anu signed by 1000 other ladies' has
lust been presented 10 the Pope, accompanied by
large donation OF money.
Another address, which is signed more numer-
ously by ladies and accompanied by really princely
gift OF treasure has been received This last paper
reads as follows:
MOST BLESSED FATHER-Now at q moment
when your Holiness is initiating the very
Son OF God himself In the moments OF His dolorous
passion, allow us TO initiate the pious women
mentioned In the Scripture by presenting ourselves
at your feet and Offering you what little support
can. We ferventy wish that our tears, our prayers
and our slender gifts may permit us to enjoy the
Christian Catholic hope thar inasmuch as these
same pious women were the first to rejoice over
Jesus risen from The dead, so may we soon be the
first to rejoice and show forth our joy in the day OF
your triumph. Holy Father, we implore that you
let your apostolic benedction be TO us pledge OF
this hope.
w. Thicrs TO the Pope-The King and the
Elections.
FLORENCE, Nov. g. 1870.
M Theirs has written to his Holiness assuring HIM
that the great Powers of Europe will consider his
case at the coming congress "A position worthy
OF Gods vicegerent will be provided him."
The King win officially enter Rome after the ma
tional elections.
Preparations are actively making In all the pro-
vinces for the elections which VIII the 30th
inst.
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NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.


Al.ooe. Adams 2loss, PHILIPPE iiSsc. Ime o5 ss ~.
town. last year gave Claim sas have ~ large
MAJ orstv "a last year an increased total voie'
h. minority last year was v 800. - $1,000.
a a. ~. carubican ConRressfnen are re- eiected;
ischeli "a The Thlrd district, by about soo plural
nv and Hooper In the Fourth oy over 100 plural
NY. ~. Yan,,,s,,ra WIN ha stronc,v
republican -. 1000 a., a., ~
wendell Phillips mas wceivvl tewvr spsVS IAN i "ss
oLponents conceded MN. JOAN SVt8v ~AaAAaS 70
eletfed to IN Q Legislature,
S~AvR Trcg Er ELgeggp~-AlL REFu sLtcA>%
<cxHrssyn,, ........... WLlam liAuia~
z,s~te,,a ~ Corey7s0y !. \. Joseph Fucker. &t
f.s.~s,r,, az styte.. $50. Oliver Warner.
Attorney Gests7ut ......s'sS a n,
NvsIsss,r. i. .,..,..... Charles Adams, "a.
CONGRESSIONAL,
Dta DIST -,
= ssaSss xmes 7. George NJ. BroVxs-
q Ci,,srv TwichelL $ George ID. hoar,,
Ssnsns, noopeT y Vim. Y, WashbNrn.
4 Renismm n Busieg. 10 HeRIy Il. Dawes.
All mempers oi tAe pgeseAt Congress.
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LosDoS MONEY MAnKEr.-LoSDos, Nov. SIS r. NJ
consol. closed a. ssH es's for both money and the
account American securities quiet. United States hve-
twenty bonds 1852 esS; do 1885, old SSh do 1857 800
enorties S7N Stocks steady Erie Railway shares 1874
Illinois Cenrals, 1lB; Atlantic and Great Western. ~.
LivxRpooL CoTTos MAHKIr.- LIvrnrooi, Nov. "a 80
9s9sd Orleans 9A gd Sales only 5000 bales, Of which
1,00D were for speculation and export .
LIvRRPooL BRRADsrUFYB MAnKEr.-LIvRRPooL, Nov.
sCorn 29s e. 2as "a per quarter for new ~ The re-
er, all Of which were American The market closed with
out any change
mesa Lard declining.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NARKET.-LIvERpooL. Nov. g.
r MTsllow, 49, 3D. pcr cwt. Spirits petroleum, %. per
gallon, and refined, IL. 3D. per gallon.
Lospos PRODUCE hARKxf-LoNDoN Nov a--Talow
fnt At 42s per cwt
PErRoLEUM MARKRT.-LoNpoN, Nov. g, 8 r. M.-Re-
fined petroleum active at Is 3D. gallon Linsced oil nn
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INDIANA.

Disastrous Fire in Lafnyette-Loss One
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
LAFAYETTE, Nov. 8, 1870
This morning fire broke out in the buildings oc-
cuped by y. w. Pierce Co. as a wholesale grocery
and are almost a total loss. large quantity Of
Coffee tobacco and tea was saved in a damaged con-
dit.on. The books and accounts were all saved.
The loss the buildings ana contents is estimated
at $780, 900. Messrs. Pierce Co. are insured as fol-
lows:-Manhattan. OF New York, $1,000; North
American. of New York. $1,000; Imperial, Of Lon
don, So, $780, Andes. Of Cincinnati, $4,000; Com
merce, OF Albany, $4,000; Underwriters. $4,000;
Etna, Sic, 900; Home, of New York, $4,000: Home
OF New Haven, $4,000; Phoenix, Of Hartford,
$4,000 International, OF New York, ST 900; North
American, Of Hartford. $5oo Loriliard, or New
YORK, $1,000; Springfield Fire and Marine, $4,000;
Putnam, $4,000.
mostly In Chicago companies. The origin Of the
fire is unknown.
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RAo0z ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE Nov. 8, 1870
mo Congressional election In this state took place
so,siay. In Tho western district the vote was very
han. Jamos NJ. Pendieson, republican, mas 3S7 MAJ
iosiiy. with two towns to hear from. me vote
ssands--Ieadieton, l,4b7; samuel Rodraan, demo-
cTat, 0&i; scattering. f2a
In the Eastern district no regular republican
n0s1inatlen MAS aasie BenJainin T. Games, r.puo-
l.9l7s lhomas Davis, republican. Lo0S; ~ Van
S.ysk, Democrat. l,@0s Benjamin M'imford temper
a,ice 0; s,atieilti, III. Easnes has l6b ma ority.
Several arrests were naoe for bribery. aud it Is
thai the oiootion Will be contested for
Ils cause.
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The Declsioa ~ the state Canvassers-
ahe Republican Majority Thirty-Four
Th0asand--rkrec CoiOrcd Congressmen
Eiecsed.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 8, 1870.
The Ssate Board OF Canvassers have not yet
finished casting the VOTE but have reached the fol-
Lowing as the result OF the late election in this
stace:-R. R. Scott for Governor, H. Rans;er tma-
latto)for Lieutenant Governor, both republicans,
elected by about thirty-four thousand majority
In the First Congressional district Rainey
unulatto), In the Second Delarge (mu-
hltol In tne Third Elliott tnegro) and
In tae Fourth Wallace (whitel al republicans are
elected. As 70 the complexion OF the State Legis-
laLure, in the Senate are twenty-five republicans
and SIX relormers, eleven OF the whole being
colered In the House OF Representatives, 102 are
republicans and twenty-five at4 reformcrs, about
eighty oil all being c0lored. This result Will be de-
clared tomorrow officially.
COSGREs5MEN ELECTED.
$ $ $;;' eooa
Fourth district. ..............W Wallace, white.
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TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS. Nov. s, 1870.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 8, 1870.
The election to-day passed or remarkably quiet
There was a light vote and very little interest was
taken.
Governor-Brown tdemocrap, s,e2l; wisener tre-
pubiican), l,774.
Congress-vaughan democrat, 1895; Smith, re-
publican, 1,e35; Shaw colored republican 167. The
LEGISLATURE Is elected by about the same vote as
Brown.
BOLIVAR, Nov. 8, 1870.
For Governor Brown has 1885, and Wiseman 13.
For Congress Vaughan has l55. Election returns
are meagre. Vaughan, democrat, Is elected TO Con-
gless FROM this district by probably 5000 Prairie
county gives 500 democratic majority.
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HaEey's majority. 321S
l.. ID. Jarrord Is elected State Senator nom Mid
1lesex county, republican gain.
First distrlct-Hammontan gives H9zelton trepuh-
llcaD) 1856 majority. Muca township gives Hazel
ton 62 majority.
Cape May county gives Hazeiton republican,, for
Congress, 2s1 majority; Beesey pepublicanl, for
stare Senator, as5 majority; Leaning uspupiican,
for Assembly, 1893 majority.
Z Second distrlct-Wilingboroug township gives
Fo rker ldemocrat 81 majority Bordentown gives
him 2u9 majority
IT. rd district-Phillipsburg gives Bird ldemocrnY
330 IN Yorty,ia democratic gain OF 2o0. Further
1nmnef, tic gain OF 500.
Fsurth> district--Passac county gives Htn trcpub-
lican) 500 maJofay. Inc entire republican county
re democfa It's lose everything in PassaIc county
axcaut anorfn and member Of Assembly from me
Hrct distTtct sh6, waG an immense republican gain.
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Spoken
ship Kate q Primes n Hamilton from Liverpool for Boston,
ship EdoIsdo Haskell. from MOn.cvidco for Valparaiso
Bark chas Perry: Linnnen from Boston tsep. I'D for
bss SsSsa. and from Sscrss;oEn Sc for Barbados.
Foreign Ports.
BsrsT Soy -, sIArrysd steamship Pereire' Daure New
BoSeTAUx. II Nov s~Arived, bark Paramount wiswes.
Marine Disasters.
,.5 England
gns GyrVs % Ssr York; Capt TSO s ;. before r.
Channel hove the vessel ana laid .S0Ss sw0 hour.
tho a. he
and which Ssn falling So OF the wbs head s, mai,
head the came down through The ss d:c
Srse
The vessel before Inc wind hoping % enter 1ock
ing water very shorty .ter tesping a tSs %sinna
S
being In hirtysx hours succeeded IN reaching NswpoS
il very Temarkabie case and that human effort soul4
IL
his freight.
spit 10 sails
forelopsai yard.
into Boston 9Th lost tor repairs having lost her rudder
sonR HONEST Arr before reported on the Gdiron, He'll
u.
beach at Hais.'s Cove al
LONDON, Nov s-The Navidad has arrived at Antwerp,
from with her OF damaged by
FOR New York. in Al Hong Kong. repairing dam
81 ssss the safe
miscellaneous II
JP Garniss purser of the steamship Champion, from
Charleston, viii please thanks for favors.
Notice Mariners.
The buoy at Edridgc's shoal Vineyard Sound, reported
BARBADOS Oct co-sailed, bark Gazele, Black, Deme
In port % brig Thos Walters Robinson sombrero
n,p S :sg' REyspsss hsp:n
o SS Es s9s nan
bark Cbalmet,e, Waite, for Now York or BOSTON, ldg.
Cleared Sept Is, ship Anahuac, spading, Boston.
YORK Ryerdais lBr Carter do S5th stanhope B, Norris
MAvASA, DC. so-Arrived brig Giles Lorins, Pinkham
Sailed NOV ], brig Navarno Blood New York.
HALIFAX, Ms Nov Arrived steamship City Of Cork,
Sth) sth, brig Express. Liverpool
Sailed sth ship Andrew Lovett tBr), Perry, Savannah
LoSpoSI,ERRY, Nov 8--Arrised. steamships Prussian,
Duiton Quebec for Glasgow Australia Hedderwick, New
York (Uct E7) for do land both proceeded.
depa sch S Buck Drs Hansen fn
QUEBEC. Nov s-Arrived, steamship Peruvian, Smith,
oJANErno, Sept so-Arrvcd barks Aquidneck Cheese
brough, BRltindre Campanero Br Broughon New York
Oct ship Detroit, Newton, Cardiff 3D. bark Traveller
SBr renheid, Bamorei 4th, brig Mary Rowland, Row
sailed Sept ~ brig Pres.issimo, James. Baltimore Goth.
bark Talisman Br, An ierson. New York.
Cleared Oct ship Belle Of the Sea, Spear, Caliao.
ST JOHN, NB, Nov b-Arrised, schr Milo, carton.
Tusrs snNp o scr Porto Plata Mont.
gomery New York (aud sailed 2sd for Truxillol
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ARREST 0s A SUPERVISOR.

He is Released In Compliance with n TeIc-
gram from superintendent X elso.
Joseph Harriet, letter carrier and United States
Supervisor Of Elections, residing at 1855
First avenue, was arrested by officer Young,
OF the Eighteenth precinct, at the polls of
the Eleventh district OF the Eighteenth ward at
about three O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The charge
was that he was drunk and disorder!y, and he was
relieved from ONCE by one or the marshals George
i. Edgar At seven O'Clock he was discharged from
custody by order or superintendent Keso.