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Marine Disasters.

soHn ASnRxw JAoxsoN from 0oldsboro for Boston,
!ai Of water. The wore taken OF the wreck and
brought TO BOSTON,
scnR BoSsrrrA sBr,, Clark, of and from walton Ms
souSwssi Harbor, Mount Desert Ne and viii be total
loss
s New pu; INTO
ns IA S 81 a e Il:
Sept Sept y
cArk rows Sep. sss Ams.s,n eric es.s
Ss- a t9r an .na say a On
leaving Rio Janeo which place she pn. into June q for
fsaas @ % spores Moderate weather Aug When
a. Il so $ .p Gu = s'I ss % rs% sa "a:
taken p, NJ. wnd and sea incrsas ne .he mInsAI
. wa. % 1 Sp
aD oa The
s Ss .ns n ss s' Gi1"s A
s p I ire % :.So. % s a.
sa gale and ,sa ss 6n 4. sg
ss ysr @. e
port side which ssrIs awa Al the v
from iopsaant orecaue TO the malnmas leaving the
sds ss s: q Ss e .. s
sr o a s ss ssai .s'sh sna s.ss
away ami tho ring-bos started The captain. zig
poar Of he crew aad the officer were ammsd against
The deekhpnse y the heavy sgars Washing about the decks
their collar bones dislocated. Captain Paul and
sy ,ts sa.ls waning about When isiss.n: The
against the deckhouse. After
dNcuy these managed TO crawl to the forward deck
house, which full OF ~ater, their BEDS being
saturated with II. After mailing canvas the
tim erheads (which was not AGO mp ished without some
injury being received the who u hardly walk,
Ube bad nis leg completely smashed, the bones
being ground up like sand. II with difficulty his leg
could be ndaged the water washing house ali
time the operation being uerformeu II still blew hard
during afternoon. but moderated sncieuuy during the
night ard n~a day to enable them 10 sail and TO
pair damages to the buwarks BY snng along aud
covering them with This the purpose
well iho captain would not have In here ali has
NO, been for meaca ard for his crew, who doing well!
DovER, Oct 2S--rhe Il Forster u,, Of Newcastle, Rob-
landed here after Captsa coia s1 OF
the crew o. the American bark Bradley, Of New York,
from London ior Philadelphia tbefore reported with which
Oil the lac OF ight The bark sunk Immediately, and the
with The exception Of two men, were rescued ~ the
steamers boat aer epgng to portion Of the WI eek for
10 minutss rhe captain very III from eShau and ne
and the remainder Of the crew At the Sailors Home
FALMOUTH, Oct 25-The Woodland, Mlnkin, from Ant
wcrp for New York which pnt In here Oct 10 eaky has been
surveyed ard commenced isndir her cargo.
GREEsecK. Oct 25--The Missouri, ship, which arrived
here yesterday from New York reports having curing me
voyage experienced severe weather DurEa gaze OF Ms
wind, wftn terrible heavJ c-oss runnirg The hp vas
thrown on her beam tncs subsequently part her CARO-
had TO be thrown overheard before she rishted ~ was as
cerainsr also that the water out the eak
was ultimately discovered from above The snip Also 70
ceived sone damage TO her bulwarks, &C.
HAvRr, Oct 2i-Ihe Daisy, L1bker, from New York.
which arrived here to-day, has expcriencca very tsa
weather. duriAa which shs os mAn aud had ooA s'ovM
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. u, Nov. 81 A. AZ.

Synopsis for tae Past TDgaty-ror Hours.
The area Of highest barometer has extended
southwestward from Wisconsin to Virginia, but the
pressure has now very generally fallen over this
region, and still more SO in the Middle
and Eastern States. Northwestwardly winds have
backed to southwest on the lower lakes and have
diminished in force on the Middle and East Atlantic
coast. Tie pressure has fallen somewhat in the
Mississippi valley and westward, and threatening
weather and light rain is reported from Iowa and
Nebraska southwark to Louisiana. Clear weather
has prevailed on the Pacific coast
PROBABILITIES.
An area OF low barometer will probably pass
s0ulheastward over the lower lakes and New Eng
land on wednesday with southeasterly winds pre-
ceding 1t In these sections, and the pressure fall
In the Ohio valley and the Southwest.
with an area OF rain extending north
eastward into Illinois, southerly winds
will probably prevail on Lake Michigan southeast
erly winds on the Gulf coast the clear weather In
the Southern and Middle States be followed by
cloudy weather during the day. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated Tor our coast tonight, unless
possibly for short time on the eastern end OF Lake
Erie.
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ART SALE.

The movement for the relief OF the Chicago ana
Wisconsin sufferers has received most generous en-.
couragement from the artists Of our city. In ad.
ditton to the valuable paintings contributed to the
Artists Relief Committee asecond collection made
up also OF voluntary Contributions will be offered to
the public at Mr. Schenck's auction room, No. 60
Liberty street, on Thursday and Friday 9th and 10th
OF November. The collection Is large one. and con-
tains many paintings OF considerable merit Some
Of them We have already noticed favorably at con.
siderable length In our art columns. We can only
select q few among the collection for notice, and
even these must be dismissed In rather summary
manner. 1.-THE House at Gloucester Is pleasing
marine picture, In which the sea tints admirably
treated, and the whole painting made to breathe
most refreshing seaside sentiment Mr.. Hart con-
his characterisiic treatment Of autumn scenes, scenes,
masses OF warm and brilliant foliage contrasted
with hazy water enects. bnt with his colors well
..ycene on the Bronx" is a Charming. quiet
msl S " Van e sD D,naa %oan To %
displays some excellent qualities, Is good In color
and composition, and particularly strong In per.
Meadow Scene," BY Mr.. Bristol is excellent II per-
both Of unusual merit. "squaly weather on Sandy
scape aud conveys iorcbly the motion Of the waves
as they fon along and yet escape all ap.
pearanc0 Of 0nectatl0n. The form OF the waves Is
exceptionally good, and the color OF tho water as
wen as in its instability is well conveyed. In the
cloud modelling there Is perhaps little lack OF de-
cisi0n, but this watery sentiment Of the clouds as
well as the feeling Of their immarerality, have been
rendered with great success. midday al Coney
lsland.n BY the same artist Is carefully palnLed
study from nature, well drawn and exhibiting ex-
cellent judgment In the color treatment Mr. Ken
sett sends Q large picture OF = scene at Newport,
which displays that artists careful study OF nature
and his preference for cool grays and browns rhc
composition Of the picture Is effective and tone
very subdued. Mr.. DE Haas "Fishing Boats OF the
Coast Of England" we have already noticed in
our art columns at considerable length, ana with
approval 1t Is delightfully."- fresh and cool with the
motion, color and form OF the capitaly rendered
'Childrens' Supper,n by Deraux, Is an excellent
genre piece, Iull OF the feeling OF childhood well
composed, and quiet and suoduei in color. Water
ing the Horsen BY verscnner Antwerp, Is very good
and exhibits A this ARTISTS power IN animal paint
hg. Il Ii quite stable gem. We stop, though
there are many other good works which we should
ike to mention. IL Is not often that we meet SO
many works OF merit In an auction room and must
compliment the artists on their largehearted hDer-
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w "A S II Z N & r O N.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, 1871.
Cabinet Mectins-The Presidents Southern
Policy.
At the Cabinet meeting to-day the only heads or
departments presents were the secretaries of the
Treasury, War and Interior The State Department
was represented by Assistant Secretary Hunter,
the Department OF Justice BY Solicitor General
Brstow and the Post once Department by the
First Assistant Postmaster General. Routine busl-
ness only was disposed Of, but the President alluded
to the Misrepresentation which have recently been
circulated concerning his policy In the South. He
said that he determined to protect the lives and
property OF citizens OF the South and hoped the civil
authorities in the different Southern States would
be able to carry out the duties devoving upon them
without federal interference. IT, however, they
could not repress the acts OF violence frequently
repeated of late, he should not hesitate to avail
himself Of every privilege conferred by Congress
si0nal enactments.
George Il. Boxer, just appointed Minister to Con-
stantinople, Is In the city.
Meeting Of the Senate Finance Committee.
To-day being the time fixed for the meeting OF
the Senate Committee on Finance, in accordance
with resolution adopted last session. the members
now In this city-namely, Senators Sherman. Scott
and Bayard-assembled at the Capitol this morn.
ing, but. as there was no quorum, adjourned until
tomorrow. Messrs Morrill,, Of Vermont, Wright,
Ames and Fenton are expected In the
course Of two or three days, and regular
daily sessions viii probably begin before the
expiration OF the week. The tariff and revenue
laws will be fully considered by the committee in
order to prepare bill 10 report to the Senate as
substitute for bills which passed the House at the
last session, putting coal and salt the free list
The various statements that have been published
outlining the intended action OF the committee are
purely cOnjectural, and 1t is believed that the full
interchange OF opinion contemplated will develop
about the same diversity Of opinion among the va-
rious members Of the committee that is known to
have existed at the close Of the last session.
General Sherman's European Tour.
Rear Admiral Alden commanding the European
neet, will leave here on Friday with General Sher.
man and Colonel Audenried and Lieutenant Grant
for New York, where they will join the Wabash, ana
win probably sail for Madeira on Saturday.
sudden Death.
William Ryan, OF Mainc for nearly thirty years q
faithful and efficient clerk in the Sixth AUDITORS
once OF the Post once Department, fell dead tnis
afternoon at his desk from paralysis OF the head. He
leaves wife ana family
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ARRIVALS.

hErOhTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
and isa e joint
M s: ss: w. A
;hg Arena 1s.S ed bound xs:t ss ss
& % S n
Inst M 4. lon ~. y passed
wa Td;s spS %oI.son.S PASSENGER S.ri.on
ss sna ToSh% GSn % with
sesonsnp Wysnoss Bouns Richmond City Point and
Vii Win S.. Gy. P: ps::sas: 20 s
s g SaSs.. r
strong no1sSsr Winds The iS Ua e sncAorsd on
a:ss ss T. "a: s.:sss Ss
es Ta IS 7s'%5sns g.
sSs;ss sssg .'i @ Siss a. sla
rrasi. Rose bound north. The Shamrock anchored os
es s; Ss,sn = E9ss
n:''a Va: ''P' a.5: a:'sa 'iEs .
S Sch, Louise Frazier s!ssmsn Wilmington NO days.
vs. schT % Kat: Ranger Marin, Georgetown Dc with COAL to
schr John Lsnshal Martin, Virginia.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
schr Freedom Clare wnd:or MS for New York, with
ssSr sshr 5Ssn rrgydsncs for New York
sssr ss Ksw ;ss
Steamer Electra, Mott, Provdencs Tor Rev YORK, mdss
Hoys Arnold saimors rel for New Svf Haven
ssSr ssaadeT FSI; Froyenee
schr Manssm. Chase New YORK FOR New Bsafcrd
sssr sssr Mall 4 Ms.alS Ms.a New lors fGT s.nera
csr Eliza FOR Nsw s7sn Saassp0
F 1ss
schr Theodore Parker Lytte, Elizabethpor for Glen
seSr R r Brsdy, Brady. Elt..be!hpor. for norwich.
ss s ss f9s;a.n
S::ss Isaa: g:
snow Ss,s hsr
schr Planter. Phillips. Eizabethport for Edgartown.
Ssdsl s fe1 sssspa. Sss
ssr ETTs s YSTs FOR nSto5a
Sshs Schr Y ye,o y Watts New York ior Thomaston:
aoF
s sss. New o or for
schr hr sardnisn 8 Holnroot, New York for Boston,
ss1 ssr New
p New FORK O fSEn rae
nr senr tama M Robinson New Yors for New Haven
schr n B Mstcar Me,eAif, - for Boston.
sehr Almira uegerman, Albany for Glen Cove
schr Alert iioisc Croson for Fort Jefferson.
scnr u Duryea, Duryea, New York for oyster Bay.
sc!r Jacob Raymond. Ksymond Eizabe.hport for New
schr Marraretta. wanser. Albany for Glen Cove.
Te.
ss~ oSr1 df 1e
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nouSa by a 10 81
TELRsRApHlo NEWS ITEMS.

Lewis W. Hrnt while crossns tho railroad track IA Mid.
detown N y, sfack by locomotive anu instantly
killed.
The CITY Counc, q New Orleans yesterday adopted reso
luiions for the osganixaon OF paid hre department
samu.l ID Yolng aged forty ak. was thrown from
wagon n; Laconti, ~ IL, yesterday and killed.
The Indian Chiefs satataa and Big Tree, whose SEN
..nrss ~ death were cumnaed imprisonment for lie,
have arrived safely tie huntsville Texas Pcntentary
ausustus Ahurarotn residence partially completed,
betwes Rye Porchester n w. was destroJed py bfc
yesterday. The loss 10 tNiinaied AZ sls,voo
John Thornton twenty-five years old, WAS arrested a.
poston vesrrjay ana c,mmiuci for trial. charged WIN
csrs,ny The death jesx.e hingmsn, whom he violently
sSsaued ssvera ago and who has since ded Oh s
mi
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TEXAS LEGISLATURE.

Governor Davis Proca nation OF Martha I
LAW liz Freesione aud Limestone Counties
Denounced by fhc Legislature m Illegal
and Cncnled For.
AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. O. 1871.
The following resolution was adopted in the
House by Al TO 3s:-
lie House o Representation the Senate
concrrns the of HIS Excelency H. j. Davis, in
declaring martial tie counties OF reesionc ani Lime
stone the Is hereby dsapproved as Icing un
necessary - ths ends oi pubic justice and uncaled
for as the conrts sad c)nntes were In the I'M
oOs.ructei 81 their proper urisIic ton; and
lie ea as thu then In session; md resolved
thai alt nc 10 hereby requested ami in
ths civ authority in said counties ana
withdrSy All the .reirom and dsbani the
same and tnis lie stature OF the expense OF The
same. that action may WITH reference III ereto.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

The Hannibal and -. Joseph Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7, 1871.
Advices from Hannibal state that the election for
directors OF the Hannibal and St Joseph Railroad in
that place resulted IN the triumph OF the Toledo,
wabash and western, Lake shore ana New York
Central interests over the chicago Burlington and
Quincy and Boston interests
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LARGE FIRE IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I, 1871.
The principal business block In the town OF val
lejo, solano county, was burned to-day. The Post
once, banking onice the Solano Democrat ofiice,
the Vallejo Hotel and Tapps jewelry store eelghteen
buildings In ait-were destroyed. Tho loss Is
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General 4. N. Gregory.
telegram dated In Philadelphia yesterday
reports as follows: :-General E. If. Gregory. United
States Marshal OF this district died this morning OF
Brghrs disease Of the kidneys. lie was slxty-cight
years OF age. Captain Wright. his son.in-law, viii
act Marshal until al appoin ~ made 10 Oil
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ALBANY ITEMS.

Child Burned 10 Death canal Boat Accideni.
ALBANY, Nov. 7, 1871.
little child named Annie Toody was accidentally
burned to death to-day al West Albany while kind
ling fire in the stove.
The canal boat Advance, loaded with barley, con-
signed TO parties In New YORK; was run INFO on the
river and her bow sove IN. Fortunately her load
was removed without serious loss.
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LYNCHING IN MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Nov. Z, 1871.
ON Saturday night last a negro went 10 the house
OF Mrs. Bass living near windsor, Mo-, and de-
manded money. she refused TO give 1t to him,
whereupon ne choked her until she was nearly in.
sensible and attempted to outrage her person. ThE
negro was arrested yesterday, taken TO Windsor ana
hanned uY a
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BOSTON, Nov. 7, 1871.
Frank Winslow. for many years cashier OF the
Boston Ddtv Journal establishment was run over
on the Boston and Albany Railroad at Newton
about eleven O'Clock tal5 evening, and instantly
killed. In stepping on train which had just come
TO stop he got In the way OF express train COM
ing from an opposite direction.
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DBATH OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF
TEXAS.

AUSTIN, Texas Nov. !, 1871.
Dunn Campbell Lieutenant Governor OF Texas.
died this morning The contest for the vacant Lieu
tenant Governorshtp Is between Judge Parsons and
Webb Flanagan. The belief Is now strong tnat Jucge
oliver will bo impeached. II is asserted that he was
the cause OF all the trouble at Groesbeck
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COUP D. ETAT IN THE FIJI ISLANDS.

san FRANCISCO. Nov. I, 1871.
TheekamDau the mead chief Of the Fits, has,
under the advice OF English residents had himself
proclaimed King Of the Islands under the name OF
EbepeZer First.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
NOVEMBER s.

1870 verdun, with garrison OF A00c surrendered
TO me Germans after severe bombardmcnt.
Isol-United states war steamer San Jacnto stopped
the British sleamer Trent at sea- and took
rom ner Mason and Slidell, the emissarles OF
the rebcl COnfederacy.
lfp3--Madame Roland guillotined at Paris,
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Hong koug harks gnalio Queenstown Juno, do Huron.
Glasgow; Michael, Settp Cam, Antwerp; Bjorvigen,
Queenstown brgs Rainbow Port Prince; Nellie Hustled,
Lisbon; victoriano, Barcelona.
Wind al sunset NV, fresh
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OBITUARY.

Average temperature yesItTIAY At
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year SIX
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Artificial teeth inserted peri aue3fly with.
out plate, clasps any sEraeonss teeth built up On
stumps 10 original shape ssid color
Dr. sIGESMOND, So Eaat Ninth strSA, neae Broadway.
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For Diam0sds, Watches md .fewelry Ga
to GEORGE O.. ALLEN. Al Broadway, near -Fourteenth
street. Diamonds boagtb.
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The following record VIII snow the changes in the
temper ature for the past twenty-four hours COM
parisOn xtn tile corresponding day OF iass year. a3
indicated by the thermometer At hudnut's Phar.
macy HERALD Building, corner or Ana street,
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Prince KmoxensOn In Comimx Gotham
with the 0faAd Duke tho latter apd speak
ing Of KNOX, would that tAs g.s. North AusrcsS
halter at2l2 Broadway sels and better bats hs0
any other tho land. Tho the great halter kn9x
'em on caution auconeer Get In an got ono af nA
superb, tiles and bo happy
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
OFm.

DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM NRw YORK FOR THh
MONTHS Or NuvBxBER AND DRckMBER
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Gents, and Hoys, Hnts.-Als-sho New Styles
Moderate pricaA wARNOCK 4 CO, SIS Broadway.
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R0KBUCK's wEAtHBR STRIPS, ss syAon street, neaa
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A.-Joscph GoldiD9, n Dcy Stro0f, WIN
beI you WATTS NERVOUS ANTfDOTE gave ntm health
and strength and cured dreadf vi heAdachaA
The New York herald., 1871-11-08

The Wilson shuttle sewing Nnrhnc-The
besA chsHpass machines sths woxd Peiss
from $b to 3iO; easy pay nentA SacseonmlU sroAawN
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Died.
HODGExs.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, November Z. ,
JOSEPH HODGENs aged 10 years.
The friends or the fnmIly are requested to attend
the funeral Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock,
from his late residence, corner OF Degraw and Bond
streets.
san Francisco papers please copy>
For other Deaths see Ninth PuUeJ
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A.-!itizens and Strangers who Desire
tasty elegant HAT OF superior qualify shouI call E9.
PENSCHElD'S Manufacturer l18 Nasean street.
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what Arc Won GsoinG To DO About us-
Upnrecedentcd bargains nssss Hai soft hAA &c. '0c
s ~ w. p"cVJ y p, liar COMPANY 70 coHlAads s'rss.
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A.-PhaIon's New Perfumes,
al LOVE YuU's
and .WHITE BpSE."
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BELOW,
SAILED.

Brig Water Lily from Santa Martha, with mdse, to mas
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Tho New DIsinfecinnss Uronso-Chtcratsm.
non odorless l disASreeseie 0,os
and prevents contagon Prepared only by fiLDnS es
l5S lltxns street, New York. Sold By drsaxssA
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A.-Horring's Pntent
CHAMPION SAFES.
Isl Broadway cocner Murray stc3S
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Bschford New York and sailed i'm for GenoaJ Stafford
sailed i7,a ioI EsDisS; Isylal.
= % ny S s'
:s;s ,:s
ing- Aisiandrs for New York. brig Harry. Brown. New
sailed l2.h. bark Giuseppe. trtaD conaro from New
ToEed through the Straits sh, bark Jennie cushman,
A%srs New York. i' iSs i e' Ssre E,sSs EsSsn
Passed through III. straits 14.h bark. Hornet Hopkins,
from Dens for New York; l6th Horace Beas srou from
II por i'm, bark selaS I,s Rercly.l, for Malaga
HARTLEPooL, Oct 22-saled, Harmonic, Hansen, Pensa-
HAynH, Oct 2a-Arryed, gansaw, Anderson, New York;
% es a Albert n. Sud YGE1 ,S.. m Wood
o uS.ns S.' esp Baltimore
isn or 1,sl Weir Oct aon Il: wight Pe.r Harding.
,rf% s%sSls os ss S CITY of g,. o. rh.
wSnersy and Queen sj, Grossn Antarctic, fynn.
New oriesnsi AbyssinA. Philadelphia; Olsen. Lind
s,Iy LSsS's:S Cain. BS.sU HE:Smns
B.so R%%:. Rich. and Goisonaa, P.yi;l ssS Sis.a. M
% cola ss;S a.sd.s ssss. ch.rssoa: X!ssni.; Henry
% rons Duke Of Ts.s9n Alien len Ssw
Lospos. oe. A.Arr,ysd. Y = Corning. Hughes Now
s ys1.s - wss's s:y sSrt %
Dih's, Ens oS ss;s, Magnet, brown. Mobile.
Nov steamship xoraar
LAxLAsH Oct M-Arived, Sultan, Kemp Troon for Few
York.
Pas I'D, Europa, Wood from gaago FOR New York
IJsnos, 19--Arired Marianne Ill, palhA New York
2uh, Mariana III, Goncalves, aud John Kennedy Rich
RhllsdeiphlA; 2ls1 Rio vouga, Fereirs, Nov YORK,
LoTA Chiil Sept 6-Saisd bark Nicholas TAayer Cros-
BY, San Francisco.
MovILLG Noy q Arrived. steamship Anglia Cra,r Nav
York for Glasgow (And proceededA
MALTA, Oct Sailed, Baroness rsacoe.k Nsw Yors.
MALAGA. Oct 0-Arrved, bark Siciv an, Percvai, Glib
raitar.
Cleared 2Oth brig Alfred Depne Baltimore est bark VI
rkA (sws) Bredenboa, New York. big Creole, sapcton
Destop.
Shasta, tor New York
NIwRy, Oct N-Arrived, Ariel, fiHI New York.
PLysQuTn Cs& 24-Arrtveds lAra, Tyeyena New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-10
Necktie Sociahles.

These social parties have become quite
popular, as well as profitable to those who
engage in preparing them. They are
very amusing, and to the young proprie.
tors of beautiful and promising embryo
mustache afford license for pleasure that
is not included in the usual punctilious
forms of everyday sociables. The manner
of initiating into the Necktie Order, i,
that every young lady make gentleman
nccktie of the same piece Of material OF
which the dress is she intends to wear on
the occasion. Each necktie is placed in
an envelope and given as the admission
fee of the lady presenting it. These en-.
velopes are all placed in bag or box and
thoroughly mixed. Every gentleman who
attends is expected to purchase necktie,
price 25 cents, which he is to wear during
the evening, and upon finding the lady
whose dress corresponds, be is to wait up
on her during the sociable, treating her tc
a,variety Of all the confectionery present
Some most wild and laughable scenes oc
cur during the search for mates to the
neckties. The Good Templars talk Of
holding one of these amusing gatherings
at their new hall, in Bishops block, and
thus increasing the carpet fund.