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The New York herald., 1870-12-11

CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Washington, JONES' Liverpool-J G
sieamshp France tBr), Thompson, Liverpool National
Steamship India tBr,, Munro, Glasgow via Liverpool
Steamship America tNao, Busslus, Bremen--oerichs
Steamship Gen sedgwick, Nichols Galveston VIA Key
Steamship St Louis Whitehead New Orleans-H B Crom-
Steamship Soto, Morton, orleans-Livngston,
Steamship Mississippi Henry. New orears-Frederic
Steam shio vcksburg Stead, Moble-C H Mallory 4 Co.
Steamship San Salvador Nickerson, savannah-w Gar
Steamship Montgomery, Faircosh,
Steamship Charleston. Berry, Chareston-H Morgan
Steamship Abemare Blackwooa Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond--Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship George upon Roberts, Norfolk City Point
Steamship Niagara Brakeman, Norfolk-old Dominion
Steamship wyanokc, Bourne Norfolk-old Dominion
Steamship r G Knight Johnson Georgetown, DC. and
Steamship Clyde, Sherwood. Philadelphia
sleamship Traneonia Bragg; p.rtlanavI q ; n, Ames
Steamship wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford-Ferguson
ship ST John (new, Chapman San Francisco Elwell
Ship Thurston, Snow, Bristol, EE Morgan's Sons
Ship Rival, Doane, Bristol, E,E + Morgan's sons
Bark Luigi dtal) PirandeIo Bristol, E-Jas Robinson 4
Bark R Purngon Crossley. Hamburg Walsh Carver.
Bark Rosalia (Iia), Jaccarino, Napes-Fuach, Edge
Brig Maria GtaD, savarese, Naples Punch, Edye Co
Brig g Peter (Br) LIE Blanc, St John, NIB Haon Wat
son n Co. -
Schr David Crowe, Law Point. 'Pitre-Ol'var Bryan.
Schr John Atwood, Ga,eshaw, Port pain-B Weinberg
Scbr Anna Tbbets, Nash 1t Johns, RI RI winchester
.,schr wild Hunter tBr Hatfield Yarmouth-crandal,
Bertaux Il Co.
schr Royal Arch, Hawkins, New orleans-R Drum
Schr Eliza Pc ter. Potter Mobile d Hurlbut Co.
Schr CiLbby, Libby, Satila Mills Ga-Walsh, Field q
Way. -
Ben Davis 1Ia wilmington NcE Powell Holmes.
Co. -. -
Schr Amelia Augusta, Mahady, Norfolk-C Staples.
Schr Hero, Kelly. Salem W Ropes.
Schr Watchful Reynolds, New Haven-H Jackson Co.
Schr Hannah Chase, Francis, Cromwell, Ct-Rackett
Bro. -
Steamer Bidde, McCuc, Philadelphia.
Steamer + Phelps, Brainc, Philadelphia
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
RAD UPON THE LAGER INTEREST.

At the last session Of United States Grand Jury
at Trenton n, j. indictments were found against q
large number of brewers and lager beer sellers
throughout the State, but principally in Newark.
Recently some twenty odd warrants were issued by
the United States authorities for the arrest of as
many persons, charged with defranding the gov
ernment In falling to destroy the stamp, which they
ought TO place directly over the bunghole but put
it, as alleged, .ieelle" one side, SO tnat the same
barrel could be used continually with the same
stamp. The arrest or large number OF the leading
beer men during the past two days and
the promised arrest OF many more has occa-
stoned a great stir among the makers and
dealers in the beverage Of Ieutonla. meeting
has been called OF those arested and others for to-
day, at Erb's place, on Broad ltreet when measures
VIII be taken Tor mutual prOtet ton from wnaC they
style the "nign-handed outrages" or the minlons o.
the law. Those arrested thus far are christopher
Wledenmayer, Gustavus A. iedenmayer ana
George W. Wiedenmayer; Joseph llensler. Gottlieb
Hill, Gottfried Kruger, John Baier, brewers; jacob
Elenberger, Henry G0elkel, Charlie 8 Rlcn, August
Schmidt, Charles a. Erb, August Au, Carl Fritz
Beusen, Anton Neigert, Thomas Erhar ~ an saloon
keepers. Tney were severally held in ,Ss00 W ap-
pear for examination next Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

Hchr Florence Tower Perry New Haven for New York.
Schr Hare, Spencer New Haven for Amb0y.
Schr Buckalcw. Martin, New Haven for Amboy.
Manson oo7 t0ns Manson,
New H1ven for baltimore.
schr Avail, Dibbies Greenwich for New York.
Schr Henry Drew, Miller, Bridgeport for Exabohpor
Schr James l. Maoy Maloy, bridgeport for Baltimore
BOUND EAST.
Brig Rhone Macdual, New York for Bilbca.
Gchr Sparkling Fkingburg Savannah FOR New Lon
don.
Schr Cook vaikpburg, Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr Fannie Hammer Brooks Phsdelphia for Pawtucke
Schr 6aYord Powers, Philadelphia for Providence
Schr Golden Eagle, Howes Philadelphia for New BEDFORD
Schr Sam Wsi,.r Rrocswav New York for Middetown.
schr Iris Grinln, New York for Bridgeport.
Schr l. W Hannum, Rich, Newcastle FOR -.
bchr Wave, Hubbard, Trenton for Derby.
Schr James Hoffman, Shropshire, New Brunswick Tor
Bridgeport
schr J W Bell, Pierce, Woodbridge for Taunton.
Schr Cloud, Seaman, South Amb0y for New Haven.
Schr Mercer, ---, Elixabethport tor New London.
Schr Palace French, New York for Rockland.
Schr Anccedent Pendleton, New York for Fall River
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

been In jail In Greensburg have seen 1t stated that
had been arrested for arson; bat there is not q
en IN m 10
my own name. From Chicago went TO shannon,
Carroll county. III. There connected myself WIN
for that purpose. preached or the church In that
town for several months, but got broken up there
secre He rst offered. Il Would give HIM hush
money he would say nothing, but had no money,
nor Gould get 1t, and ne exposed me. then
came to Elkhart in the state Of Indiana, where
pre.cned ve months heTe @ my v eX ~ %
quiet. At the end OF the fve months accepted
call to the astsrate OF the Baptist church there
had net been there long before the spirit Of the evil
one prompted me to the utterance OF falseh0od re-
seecting property which. alleged, was owned by
had sold It, and at stated times were sums
amounting In the aggregate to- $4,000. assert u.
before God this hour thai had no oosct Wnm.ever
had no end to gain by so doing, and TO TINS nour
IL as great mystery to me as u is 70 many otnsrs
tion: Sometimes think ! get a @ gidmps9n ~ % %
Gods providence In IT. and IN then nag again ln.rn,,n an ~
AFTER a time contracted Tor the purchase O some
property, which was sold to me on tnc lall o tnoso
Statements That properly have since reconveysa ,
to is rightful OWNER then negotiated Iour bills
OF exchange. amounting IN all 70 tivoo, the si9m,
en- me a fat OF my Observation-Disclosures Part OF this
money was spent IN improvements on the property,
and 5000 Of It n hush money 70 my re- peaye
make 1t SO desirable US to realize hand 'onie al
vance on It's sale But IN this was mistaken. ken \ !
meet the bills as they became due. In tins iailed.
returned to Greensburg. and tried Dy other means.
which were also false TO provide the money 10 meet
them. but without avail. / then became alarmed
and fed. went first to Boston. and obtained en-
ployment there for short times thence to Connecti-
cut In the same nelghborhood where ! had lived
before, and got u good situation. Out oil the pro-
ceeds OF my salary there could have
IN two years nearly II not altogether. paid
up my debts In Greensburg, and Noald have
done IL, but was arrested before had worked
q month. brought back to Greensburg, and. having
pleaded "guiltyi to a charge OF ''obtalning sigma
lures TO q bill OF exchange by false pretence," l
was sentenced to two years in the State Prison.
have sinned-sinned against great light and know.
ledge-and lam sorry for 1t. go now to 'eat the
fruit OF my doing"
much moved, and as the recollections OF other and
happier days clustered thick and fresh before MIN,
his voice faltered and almost broke down. We
could not resist feeling OF pity for this man, whose
intellect might nave placed him high IN the social
scale, but whose pathway seemed ever pointed out
by the dark finger or fate.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

i0sn.Arved schrs Stranger Davis Elizabethps1 Ser-
sssss 6sSS ss..aS s Sss ssn Eliza
ssg s.ss ai.. :ss. Banks.
d s. Mo-
S..s Leonard MA ss Bath
h;i ss' s.gsss s:s ss, ss: ss ssss
Haley sspsi soT Bo:sSs
sassss G.s %s Name,
ES: a:s xnsfD %As SasS Blew Dyer
;s5 osxsra Bunker. e.srss.orn
H so s.s 5 * Ss & Gon
Paine Wcomiso ior IN Dssperandum. Rich, and Bsni
:ss.: NOME sann.y
isss .ohr Storm % Pstrs, Davis Preyidsncs. 49, .'','sa
p Mary Means kg Nw
s1S q Marx ssa ss s. H.' i5sas %Hfsam
NEW ORLEANS, Dec s-ceared. ship FavoritA tsp,.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Dec s--Arrived, schr Welcome,
NEWBEES NC Dec Arrived, schr United States, Hop
detained T IN The the river eth waitns rise Of tide
PoRT DiscovERY, Dis Nov Arrived ship Herman 4
Dec @ .cAr. J.. Watson,
HSss .sa S
ss avs a%s dsas
Hines, Lane, New Bedford III ..5.,
ClearedBarks Horace Scudcer. Gibraltar. for orders
Carrier Dove tBr Saunders, Bristol, Eng schrs Forenco
Novel;, FeSnimore, Aatanzas; Ricardo Jova, Littea
Guantanamo.
LEwEs, Del. Dec Bark Guiona, for Antwerp, brig
Osprey Barbados and others went to sea
yesterday. hermaphrodte brig passed up early th1
morning An American bark Is beating In.
Went 9th, bark Fury, for Gibraltar; brig Nuova
At the Breakwstsr 10th, W W Colt from New
York.
PORTLAND, Dec s-Arrived, brig Chtmborazo. Coombs,
for New York schrs Georgea, Lord Ellsworth for
George Emily, Harris, and Hattie Mclnre Gardiner
for do
RICHMOND Dec s-Saled. schr Albert Mason, Rose.
New York FOR James river.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 1n-Arrived, steamer Moses Tay,
tor Honolulu.
SAVANNAH, Dec 5-sailed, schr Jonas Smith, Nichoss
New York.
10th ARRIVED, schrs Fannie, Keang. Boston, Marion,
Draper, do - . .
Steamships puntsyle Crowell. New York; Sam
Jacinto, do; Tonawanda, Philadelphia.
ST MARYs, Ga, Nov 2SArriyed schr Windward, Elliss
Cardenas and cleared 29h for Kings Ferry, Fa Dec 81
brig Mary Pennell Savannah cleared for
Kings Ferry; Webster Barnard, Smith, New York.
Cleared 3, bark William Ann+ (Swe Neigligh, Nom
tevideo
WILMINGTON, NC, Dec 10 Cleared. steamships Regua-
tor, Brooks, New York; Gary Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

@. L. Hughes Mrs. @. L. Hughes, T. A. Hummel, L.
M Bond, Mrs. L. M. Bond, Master A. A. Bond, Miss
G. Bond Miss NJ. @. Bond George :: PipDer. Fred.
A. S. Pierce, Philadelphia; General A. Il. Burnside,
e. p. G. Lewis. Mrs. +. r. q. Lewis, United states;
". D. Glenn Mrs. ii. A. Glen. J. NJ Mccall, Phila-
delphia; d. NJ. Morrison, Dr. +. Stewart, K II. L.
Townsend Mrs 4. Il, l. Townsend, Mrs m mary J.
william Scott, Augustus BelKnap, Mrs. s. G. Bar
clay II. Marsh, J. r. Marsh. New York; F. G.
Richards and family, Miss =. Adams. Miss Bebe.
MISS X. p. Osgood, Boston; Cnas. Wigglns, st.
Louis; p. s. Cable, Rock Island; O. H. Christmas,
mrs. Southwick MISS SOuthwick, Brooklyn; Mrs. G.
H. Chase Il. j. Worcester. Salem; Mrs. Thomas
Eukin, Staten Island; Robert Coleman and family,
pnI
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
AMERICANS ABROAD.

List Of Americans registered at the temporary
Offices Of Drefel, Hayes & Co., at Genoa for the
week ending November s, 1s7o:-H. G. Leggit, Robt.
Leggit. Jr., VIM. Carnac, Peter Mccall, Miss Eva
Baay, p. Z. Chase, Mrs. p. E. Chase, Misses Mason,
MIRA N. Sommeryille N. Sommerville, Robert
Biddle. j. 8. Twes. Mrs. J. 8. Twells T. J. Mcgear,
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

At meeting OF the Association for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals In Philadelpha on Nne 0 IN
inst. the bylaws were amended to admit wohien .
memD rshp. Now let the ladies evnce then APP
probation OF the mpartality Of the association BY
largely augmenting It's numbers, Their active al q
will greatly enhance the value Of the asSociati0A.9
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
SAILED.

Steamships France, Manhattan and Ctv Washington,
Liverpool; India, Glasgow Virginia. London America.
Bremen Cleopatra, havana; Gen Sedgewick, Galveston
Mississippi. pc Soto, s. Louis. New Orleans vicks.hurg
ton and Ashland, Charleston; Volunteer. Wilmington C:
Albemarle Richmond, &c; Geo Upton, do; knight,
CISCO; Ada Rotierdam Star q Hope Liverpool; brig.
Berry, Havana: Angostura Cuidad, Bolivar Anna Gus
taye; schr Susan Very st John, NF.
Wind at sunset. NV, fresh,
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
BELOW.

Ship Polar STAR Bsirnson, from London Oct 90 with mdse
70 C Carow.
Ship Edith Bairnson, from Newcastle Oct 49, with mdse
to q Carow.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
shipping Notes.

The schooner Index 5 TONS lowered from the largo
dock ON Tuesday last having been painted
Italian Matilda, 354 ons raised by the large
dock Tuesday last for the purpose Of cleaning bot
tom and patching metal.
The smaller dock took up the pilot boat Mary
Fish Monday last In order to clean bottom and patch
metal
The pilot James Bennett No g. taken up
Thursday last for the purpose Of cleaning and painting
She been supplied with sreaks OF metal around
her hull guard against damage by floating ice She 10 st
up.
The propeller John Gibson taken by the large screw
dock Saturday last In fit her with propeller.
The Monczuma, 294 tons, raised by the large
dock Thursday last for the of stripping
calking and remealling.
The mammoth balance dry dock raised Saturday last
the ship Horatio Harris tons the purpose of strip
ping, recslkng and remealling.
The steamship De Soto, l677 ons raised the
moth balance dry dock Tuesday last in order that her
bedpate bolts might be renewed and her metal patched
The mammoth balance dry dock Saturday last took
the propeller Chesapeake for the purpose supply
ing her with wheel She is stfl up.
The small steam yacht Anna Of the Atlantic Mail Steam
ship Company taken up on the smaller balance dry
dock Saturday last for the purpose of shifting her engine
and boiler When the to this boat completed she
will be sent to Nassau MP tender on the vessel Of this
line touching there
The sectional docks since last report have taken
for general REPAIRS lowered after receiving the repairs
required, the following vesses-Large dock-Dec ship
Asa Eidrdge, lowered day; 7th ship Agnes l02o
lowered 9th 10TH propeller Sherman, 9s tons, still
Small dock-5th, schr Haws lowered same day; 5th
bark Idaho. 40 lowered 7h 7th brig Naad 27 tons
lowered 9th 10th bark Lizzie Cummings, 24 tons still
Clinton street dock-Bark Slower, 3sl tons, lowered
same day. 9th, brig La Crede 1856 tons still Hoboken
dock-5th steamboat City OF Lawrence lowered day.
6h steamship Arizona 29s tons lowered 7th sth steam
boat Old Colony, 1000 tons still on.
There arrived at this port from foreign ports during the
week ending Saturday, Dec TO- 80 vessels Of which Is
steamships ships, IS barks 10 brigs l9 schooner
There sailed from this port during the week ending satur
day. Dec TO- 80 steamships Of which IA for foreign
ports and rs for domestic ports.
In the harbor Of New York Saturday Dec TO-
64s vessels of which 60 steamships 6s ships l2 bark
81 brigs and 1877 schooners.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
TELEsaApH!c NEWS ITEMS.

Woods Sullivan, trial in Boston for the murder Of
Brayiey, acquitted yesterday by the jury.
locomotive engine the Virginia and Georgia Rail-
road exploded yesterday Knoxville Tenn. killing the
fireman and seriously wounding the engineer
The last steamer from Melbourne at San Francisco
for Michigan wagons and Chicago agr
cultural mplements for New Zealand and Australia.
meeting of merchants and shipowners held in Port
Me- yesterday afternoon, remonstrae against the
withdrawal Of the and the substitution OF
cutter.
memorial presented to Congress of substituting
steamship line to Australia. Deputies Will start
for Washington tomorrow to present it.
large part Of the village Of Rochelle abou. fifty miles
Chicago destroyed by yesterday morning
Fourteen business places burned including whole
block. Loss $70,00U; insurance x20,000
Hanlon of OF the child Mary Mohr-
mann Philadelphia has been be hanged,
having refused him trial The prisoner made
violent Speech accusing the detective officers who testified
against him, OF perjury and asserting his innocence OF the
murder.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
SHIPPING NE W s.
Almanac for New York This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS
- 2
QHse.


DATE OF DEPAKTURHs pROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

The State of New Hamshire borders on Canada
for distance of thirty forty miles, and yet there
Is not a road OF any kind across the line. IL is q
wild region on both sides, little frequented except
by hunters
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A different States for various No publicity; nj
charge until divorce obtained; advice free
+. !. KING Councillors at-Law, 1853 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED in
"A different States; deserton &c., sufficient cause No
publicity No charge until divorce obtained Advice Free
M. HOUSE, Attorney, l60 Broadway, !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-16

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