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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-24
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ilumt unb serfetlt, 70 rdht lid tieie @leit.
sultisfett meit turts san5s seben; grsieb'
uns TT obsr ia niht NIT Der gfarrihuls
idpn abssi6lrfsn ; serare bann bestnnt biz
9efahr fur glaubs nnb Sitte, ME III isbsn
in ben Straeen Der Stdpte unp an Spnn.
tasen.-Da;u tcmmt mod, bab teutsutase
cine tDtsre seidaftlt4e giIbuns psrlanst
pirp, pel6e bic gfarridule nidt seben
tann ; BENIN nidt jeper Spbn nil ben YFua
ieires gaters fprtfuhren, mln9er nil lsi9.
ter tur6 seutte Teber ltin grpb sercienen,
unt ieter ipnte bod ben 9runb ;u siner 70.
liben 8ilbuns lesen, une batur9 patre Bill
buns unb Aufldruns srr Der fali9en III
Ghren brinsen.
Das Gtaesiun. Pho Mono" fest f@ nun
bic Aufsabe +: hiss srbatsns 3tsl na9 &rdf,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-24
Sn gerbintuns bamit u,DHten mir Gu4

Su 8~erbintuns bau1tt mDhteu mir Gud
e~rinaen, ZAP bas fattolii1e @aiientaus
INTER ben 'sesenrartisen u%mfdnbsn, MIDI
irsenb elmer Notienalitdt pber Gemeints
ausihltebli3 iu Sat fdnt. D~ieienisen a.
men &tnber. fur bic mir III iprsen baber.
fcmmen uns BON aberu1her su. unb setoren
nerihtebenen 6esenben an ; oft tonnen ile.
neil 3etmatlrs. fe:ner 6rtfdaft susefdrie'
ben uerten. Detbalb betratten mir bic
felben ale fc1he. bic gu unierer eisenen Sur'
forge ais Biidpf unb Seelenbirt ber sansen
DiDjeie brett TIRE 3ufuht netmen. nnh
fiher pirb tieier umfanh Guer Snterene on
bteitu1 ebien Nerfe hrifliher 2isbe nihi
s%ermtnbern. Die Watisn Tnb tn seuiner
6iniiht bic @lhter Der &elisicn; ie men,
bet fd rurh uns IN Guh sur 1ntsrfasans
rerielten. @urbet Ser etpa neBpessn
ninber fur fe tbun, neil lie 5ufdais nitt
burh lrfale cber naticnals 8anpe nit gut
o~erbunteR iins2
8ir inb uber;euat, bag bic Sbotllhs,
neil MIR IS fir nrtbueRnis ealten, he Ga'
sslseenbeit bes @aiisRbauiss in eieisr firm.
lihfn 0s,ft BET Guh in &nresuns ~ brin
gen, bic bsrstrriGise Ittpirtuns oler
Glaubenssenehsu Der Stapt an VI ieren Be-
ffrebunsen ineru uirn, bas @atisnbaus
auf cine liherere ruo feitese Grunblase III
brinsen. unp tur cefsn tunftiss Grbaltuns
tefer III iprsen.
@ir beten su @ett, grlter, tas er Gud
@ahstbum ia Der @nane psrleiben unt
aft ssitliten Sesnurssn Gut ;urenhsn
mSse.
@eseben in unierer ReTben; in Der Stati
ct. Saul am 9. ausuf 1872, uRe ;u Der.
lejsn in alien &trden esr Staht.
xbpmas e. Grace,
8iidpf pom ct. gaul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-24
Neuiefeiten.

Gin Qufrutr faue in mrbrereustdb~
ten Srlunrs I'M Is. b. fatt Bel Anlab Der
5stsr timer fur bic Srldnhsr sinfisen pap-
laulentsatte. SeTentli6e umsase Der &a-
1brsiten batttn ben unrinen Der Orange
manner errest. &c tamen teitsrfits Refe<
reien. rann t!utise Grufifte BOT, bic f6r
metre,e Sage rtsbsrtcltsn. Jim Is. murhe
mad dublin telssrapbirt: Die &uteforuu~
gen baben mieher bespnnen. gier gsripnen
uurpen teute Wcrsen in ben Straben &C.
tortet. Trieplia ssfunte Burger BON Bet
taft itnb fetr un;ufrteben, NEIL bic 8st0rten
in llntertrueuns Der unrutsn nidt unetr
gnersie ssisen. &auftplb. 3isben nit Yi-
itplen in BEN 9dnben turh bic stra5en unb
suns. Difritts fine ben RubsfSrern preisse.
seben.
Rcmantif1 fstt's in sranisn aus.
&c iInb Geradte i'm 1mlouL, bae bic Rtni>
Ter urt aubers bpben Beamten in 8enatnte
ssisst .rurssr. ha5 prn ben Nnbdnsern Der
Gr,&onistn Siube1a in &ur;em etn neuer
Ressiuttpns 8erlu6 semaht rsrbsn fol-
unb bae fie garlifen ttsie @rlesentstt b.
nlseu perben, itre AnsriFe ~ .sntssru-
Gs III esris, bae man BelrrsniFe pesen st-
ner neuen Bewesuns best unp bas srpee
Gorbereitunseu setrnfen psrben, UNI ttre
weitere &usbrettuus ;u beumen.
Gin Selesramm snn gampeluna tteilt
Sdmpfe NIT, wel9e I'M Samfas spif9en
Garlifen unb eiteralen bort fatteefunhsn
babsn, rdtrens wsl6er Der Rappr Der
Stobt, ter eiuen Triebersb1ud nertintern
upute, Don stnem Gatltfen sefdlasen pur~
be, wsl6er prompt sstaftst warb. 6ierauF
serfu4ten antere Garlifen, p.lde f9 an
often &utef6runeen bettstlisten, ben
Naser ~ ernprben. GduHe wurben auI
benielben sefeuert, perteblten aber ibr :3iel.
Dit SOLICIT, uelas ben, Rasor u 6laf.
tam, perbuftete b1ei Don BEN Rprhssf,ner.
Dieielken befnben f& jett in fi9errm Sc.
watriam unh warten auf tbr gtrt6t. Der
Refrain sts eisses lautst tu,msrtin asieu.
Spnis amabec!-
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unb erfennen bieft Strafurt ale tinR nptt-
tpeabis an. Das f7ns prattiiae Sufisusdu-
ner.
&s9 cine Eaeif7cbabn = Gs il tesrur~
eetenAusit6t %oUrbanDen, bab tinnsn reaiseu
Satren funf Ta~ei6ebabnen ben Continent
burnfaneisen rerfen. Die &rbeiteu an Der
nCrbltden Babn fhreiten unaufbaltiam To-
ran ; bic an Der iubliAen Balm itnp in An~
sriF senumm:n, unb tas prpiett Der britt
iten Resierurs, tur9 cine fpl6e Babn bic
neutrality-suspicious. nit itren B.Isuusen
am Eaeife5efabe ;u serbinten unD zen
fernfen Rcrbmsfsn Der Belebs1uns Ut er>
Dfnen, 1T BON, neutrality-suspicious. senet-
naist rcrnen. Tpd bieienise sabn, relhe
pte1sidt bic %naetfien Gtareen fur fh BAT, lit
bic, fur eeren anlesuns fis Burger srn
can. 5ranetseo fd jest ansslesentti6 BE.
n1utsn. Ter Slan If iten einise Sabre
ait unp es wirb Der Anians ;u isinsr Gus
Tufruns samtt ssmadt, bab cine Strefe, tis
fn Elm raor sunbtrt @siIsn BON ct. souts
r~eitrGrts sifbt, 9eebnft rparp. Nber fann
fam nos lnterRsbuen ms Stpdsn, ipI abr
nunuetr NIT enereie rrisber aufsenrmn1sn
unb solennet perren. Iisie nsue, Ct.
Souls unh San Srane;scos ssrbinbenbe
8obn pirh ben gortteil taben, bag fe ,rn
ben SermniTsr fret ieiu utrp, melhe Ben
gersesr auf Der uairn unh Central YoslFe-
taba ude,snb etnes srcEen Sbeiles nes
@inters tsu1rnen unb fbrsn. 70 #s
GtutuauDerer famen in Ner glrf Bic gum
II. Ausuf l9l, 595 an sssen l4O,54e in per-
ielten 3ett rprisen Satrss.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-24
8h6ertii9.

Bon Ter Bsrlasstanbluns Der @errsn
Gebraeer 8en;iser ertielten MIR:
Eerein Der b1. &inebeit. Sabr-
bu6er. 1872. II. 3eft. Gntbdlt cine ue.
bsridt Der Ginnatmeu unb Aussaben bes
gereins ; bic Ginnabmsn betrasen aus alien
@eItttetlen fir bas Sotr 1870 unb 1871
frs. 1855. 582, moran Tronfreih ben erDe.
ten She'll feuerte NIT frs. 1884, 800, wdtrenh
bic Ser. Staater nit frs. 1851 fqurir.n~
Die Gussabsn fur Rtficnsspede i'm ndu,>
l,hen 3ettpuuftt belauien lid auf frs. l..
303,685. nsteroiee enttdlt btsfes 9eft fetr
interefante 1iti1onsberifte aus Seneaou,.
bien, Atrtfa. Die 6eite fcnnen gratis BE-
;oeen rerren turh bic pbfn senannt. gfr-
lassbanrluns.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY. -
10. Bane. Nusuftfft. Gnttdlt m.brere
ansiebenbe @efansspiseen, u. u. Anfrns
.8letnes bliSenpes Sternlein" nebR etner
8eite unterbaltsnrer Gpmppfticnen fur
Glarisr. Ausfattuns elegant. greis nut
81 Ste. per 6eft.
Ceutf4= Amerifanifhes Gpnrer=
fattons= xertccn. Der Fsbente Banb
pes ron 9rnTsHcr u. S. eden teraussese-
benen, TN eommtfirns. gerlaa pom 6. Stei
ger iu Neu Sort erfheinsnbsn .beutih>ame~
rtfaniihen grnperfattcns .9eriepn" fhreitet
ruft9 rcran. Die rierte eieferuns ses-
felben (6eft GA bes san3en@ erfes) iisst Dor.
&c enttdlt umfafente Artifel uter Netbc=
bismus unb Retbcbtlenfihe. ihsr Weriee
unb Mihisan. Som fonftsen Snbalt bss
6eftes isien nr6 bic bicsraptiiden Ritttei=
lunsen lbsr Nsser, Repsrbeer, Neperteim
unb bic pifsni6aitliden Artifel aber Re.
tscrclcsie unp Nitrceepbaisn bsipapers er>
pdtnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-24

&ai5ingtsa, .. G. Die r%pnfdnbiasn
Geniusberihts Der Ser. etaaten laFen etne
@siuuamt 8epolteruns pom ~Ss.55s,37l erf.s
ben. mcppu l9,493,5 SIS uadnnli6en unt
le,064,sO6 reibli9en GefHledts Fnt.
ans SSaasa mslbet man, bas an. scrisen
Iienfas zine Ansabl feinttlieer Snbianer
In Der Rabe sru Sort suns etnen Ansrtf
auf freunbf&aftli8 sefnnte sirur ma&te.
3pei sieur uurben eet6htet anb retrere
psrpunbet. Diefelben s~erlpren uneefatr 80
Heries rnb etniss Stid Rinbsiet. Die
f~sinbtlis setnnten Snpianer idlusea mad
sssnbtsuns tes Samples bic &i9tuns
nad benz genpfpne Elm uni tpnnten ni6t
n.str eiasetplt we,ben.
Chicago fol- laut Der Linton" &c.
ssupdrtis cine sspotferuns pom Al, 766
5eelen adtlen.
Giae fataIe StsrnHs farb tur;ltd in ii.
ner STRIDE iu 5ets essRrrts, Soma, fat, ale
Der grisaer bic bfpsrfebenbe 9rauuns eines
Yaures r%erfunriste. &zuua BATE er he
Ramen senannt, als lid etH iuns.r Rann
NIT alien 3ei6en Der t64fen Aufresuns Ct.
bob, uns sesen tiegcd;iehuns bsszrauunss,
Aetes grrtef einlests. Das HdtGen, mel
DIES ben AnSsren tetratten poae pber fcne
hattie ibm bic gte s.rfprpdsn. unb, nm
ietne ausiasen 3u bereifen, Jog e etn pade,
1riefe aus Der 1af4s. unb fns an, fe srr.
julefsn. Ra& etniseu, @tn. unb Ser. reben
sinsen BITE 9eute ausetnanter, aber rieErau.
uns unterbliet. 60 beriGten tte :3eitun.
gen.
Sn cbis IL Elm Deutfder, 81. spbn sru
eamtltcn, als gantibat fir ben &pnsret
npminirt upb ;war Elm Greeley Rann.
Gin gam> &eetins Der Rettcbifen Bel
urbaRu, Otic, wurbe neuli9 ars sefSrt.
8et 1900 Renidsn paren inter bem rie>
fsen 3elt, benz f%cssnannten ,,Rational-Ia~
teruadel" s%sriaumelt, als Elm rpltenbru9,
artiser Reoen pom 6tmmel fel. Dte Der.
uirruns, bic fclsts, rurbe sur piIeefen auf=
rssuns, ais bas 3elt iufauamen6el. Irausn
unb 8inser fhrien. Skinner tpltsn itre
5ai4enmsfer berscr, ua1 bas :3elttu9 ,u
burhf1ReiDen unb F& einen Ausres su
batnen. @ladliGerrpsiie %selansten ale
ptne nnfaa tn's Sreie unb touen nit Der
Ansf Baron.
&ublerei. - Gin @etlelblott beritst:
Spsar bic gu9brufer tn Der Rssierunss.
bradsrei 5a 8afbinstrn limb ss;runsen
uDrpen, fnnf Dollars per &ppf fur ben
@atlfampf ;um Bsisn ber8issersrratluns
Grants tsisuReusrn. Der Superintenpent
Iditte sinfa9 einen fdpar;en 8orihafter
nit Der 9ife In Der Iruderei berum unp Der.
1ansie Don iepem A,bfiter cine Subieistipn
scu funf Dollars, Bit am ndhfen !3atltase
ab;u3ieten tnp. auf Der eiae ties e Elm.
fad, pab 9elD ;ur gerbreitune Don republic
t1nti1en Dpeumenten fiji. bic @isbererp6s.
lung Grants n0tbis iei. stiu1mt nit Der
nBsamten'R efcrm" prd9tis.
eeltiam.-@dtrenb bic fdmmtliaen d.
lesi1ten ses Continents beim @efdnsnibecn.
sres su eonbpn euti9isben fir Nbfhafuna
Der Sruselfrafe tn Straf. unb Corrections,
tduisrn sinsstrsten fnp, befdmYfsn Gnslanb
nab Amsrtfa snti9ieten bitten Tprtiaritt
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Snlanaiide Ra9ri9ten.
8tr6It6eS :.
[SffitieIL.]
Stcb6ficbe Stftatipn.

Srnntas ben rs. Ausuf ~ . ulutt
6irmuns.
The New York herald., 1872-09-07
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 6, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Calabra Br), McMckan, Liverpool via
Qqeenstown-C &c FranekIyn. T shII ,o,.,, ,,u, =.
Queenstown-Jo6n q Dale
Steamship Oceanic OBJ, Thompson, Liverpool via
Steamship Europa BD, Campbell Disqualification
Bros.
Steamship Vile de Paris Fr, Garay, Havre &c-Geo
Steamship Regulator Freeman Wilmington, NC-Loril-
Ship Messenger, Hill San Francisco-C Ccmstock Co.
Ship st Olaf NG), Brauer, Phiadelphia-Funch Edye
Bark Yokohama, Hamblin, Hong Kong--A Low 4
Bark New York QtaD Polio, Cork or Falmouth-A
Bark Libcrtas Aust Lucovich, Cork or Falmouth-slo
Bark Eugenic Br), Henson Montevideo-J Norton. Jr
Bark John Griffin, westberg, Havana-Jas Ward 4
Brig Ann CBr,, Fiory, Gibraltar--A Bradshaw.
Brig Orvarodd Nor) Larsen, Stockholm-C Tobias d
Brig Guanche tsp), seris, Santa Cruz-w W DeForest
Brig Rio Grande Mcclellan, Charleston-Evans, Ball 4
Brig Sally Brown, Matthew'S Port Johnson-Brett, Son
schr Fred Smith. Brown, Eingston-H " Loud Co
Schr Lizzie Irwin (Br), Thompson, Hafax-Crandall,
schr Stevens @ tBr Edsett St John. Mp Sevius
4 Son.
schr Goddess Raymond, Key West and Tampa Bay
schr Wigwam, Field, jacksonville Simpson, Clapp 4
schr Nancy W Smith, Tooker. Savannah-Evans, Ball 4
schr Howard Macomber. williams savannah-Evans
schr VIM Boardman, Bullard, Washington, DC-H
schr Anthony Kelly, Nelson. Balimore-wm Chal
Schr Evelyn Conolcy, Port Johnson-Z Simpson.
schr G tewet Patterson, ElIzabethport-P Nevius
schr Clara Jane McAllister, Boston-Jed Frye 4 Co.
schr Katie, Blakeley, GuiltordpRackett Bro
Bro.
Steamer sms warren
Steamer Monitor, Jones' Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1872-09-07

exhausted and prep,red to abandon the ves-
sci, as all the boats except one were
nned AL remaining on board had to 60 into the re-
naming boat. 10 this way Mr.. Gon explains the
presence OF all TIE ofcers In the captains boat lt
was the intention for them to be distributed around
among all But they were soon
SEPARATED BY THE HEAVY SEA
that was rohning at the time, and, IN consequence
the design was frustrated II Is mentioned IN sup
port OF the theory that the fire originated rom the
heat OF the boilers; that the Ice melted very
rapidly this trip, the supply getting SO low tnat
the passengers were refused lce IL ls also
claimed by the officers that their presence IN
against them and the sea running SO nlen thaI u
would have been madness to steer agalnst IL. the
only resort therefore, was to sail with the wind
and trust to luck for safety. They all assert that
the chance OF ever reaching land was considered
small, and that 1t was only looked upon as qnes-
ton Of time as to when they would go down. Inc
constant shipping of seas and
THE BOATS LEAKING
kept them constantly occupied ba1llng them out.
The crew speak with great praise OF Fanny Beatty,
who, they say, proved herself q true heroine. she
had constantly words Of cheer for her associates,
and when the boat she was In was swamped on the
beach she was always willing to aid those near her.
They also award seaman Barry due share OF praise
for his courage and presence OF pind. When the
oar, which served as q mast In his boat. was car
ried away he fearlessly jumped overheard and re-
gained It, He also received great c0mmendati0n
for swimming two miles to another boat. Charles
Smith, seaman bound to oregon was.
AMONG THE LOST,
and as he was born ON the sea- and had always fol-
O singular incident. Soon after the arrival OF the
McGee the crew started of, and ere long many OF
them returned much the worse for whiskey. They
left for New York by the noon train.
The New York herald., 1872-09-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
wH1TEsT0NE TELEGRAPH.

The New YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to Whesone, Ii, and the same is
now open for the transaction of business
This line will be found of great service to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others
communicate promptly
As there is other telegraphic communication with
whestone, the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have been established:-
Private messages twenty-five cents for words or
less two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message of twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels off Whestone
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for New YORK HERALD free.
OFFICES.
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River.
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway.
Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, Ii.
The New York herald., 1872-09-07
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD FINED IN
TRENTON.

novel case was heard before Police Justice
Street. in Trenton, yesterday. Mr.. A. s. Livingston
lodged complaint against the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company for having blocked East State
street. Trenton, with freight trains, on Monday and
Wednesday Of last week. The proceedings were
under city ordinance, which provides that fine
Of $50 may be inflicted for every offence. The
railroad authorities by their agent. pleaded guilty.
yesterday, and were ordered to pay S44 fine and
was informant ordered that his portion, $40, half
Of the fines, for which the ordinance provides,
should be given to the Treasurer Of the city, which
was done. The railroad authorities have notified
all their employees that II, IN the future, they are
the cause OF blocking up the streets 0fa city, they
must pay the fines or be discharged.
The New York herald., 1872-09-07

81: SSss ts S:ssS 81 sss TSf
Steamer Electra. Mott Providence for New YORK. wsn
mdse and passengers
Steamship 81 Cid Davis New York for Norwich
schr Y j Dyer, Nelson, New York for Chelsea. ,,...
se5r Artist FsrrestsIs New York for Somerset
sr sSr sw ySa % or Tsason aes
sr sen ffEnn New YSn
schr Hssn NeS York for fToyasnss y demon
pisar schr Thomas Smith, Bowman Hoboken for Fall
sssT sshr nHsry Pst.sr Potter New York Noank
Kay fDs HSSSssn Ne York tGF or SoSni
senr Mary Ann Predmore. Hart, New York for Prov
ssr 4cSn New Sr HsM
fZ sssss: for Bridge
schr Mary Pike new, LIS tons Hood, New York for
sehr Matthew vassar Jr. Kelly. Albany for New Bed
schr Champion {new), Clinton for Pawtucket
@ Johnson 5or Sew er boso
schr Jessie Smith, Williams, Alexandria for New Ha-
scsr scsr MR. Carlisle for proyiaencs
schr White Rock, Laerty, Eizabethport for Bridge
schr Deal Br), Peck New York for st John, NIB.
schr Harriet Gardiner, Miller, New York for Provi
schr Margaret Reinhart Breeze, Georgetown, Dc for
Boston. IT--t-
schr VIM Farran. Lindsay, New York for Providence.
Schr H Odiorne, World, Baltimore for Newport
Schr VIM Walton Sharp, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Watson, Hook, Philadelphia for Lynn.
schr Lewis Foster, Philadelphia for Boston
ton.
schr David Nelson. Ferris New York for Stamford.
Steamer United States, Davis New York for Fall River
Steamer Electra. Mott New YORK tor Providence.
The New York herald., 1872-09-07
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REpoRrED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Anglia (Br), Small. Glasgow Aug "a, via Mo-
Steamship Moro Castle Morton, Havana Aug 81, Via
Atlantic S Steamship Co. n0'' anu 70 the
mss am ss Ward % Haa w
head winds all the passase was detained II hours in
SShps win
PM 80 miles north Hatteras passed steamship City Of
Steamship Fanta MI Dcane Philadelphia with mdse to
with coal So r METROPOLITAN mSsisr
eGSk s was ana s strong
GS soE ,s %
erS passage and had hne weather Has been % daysw
sH%t5y SG:s1n
Brs Hal ssr, Davis. Little elace Bay oB - days.
w coa % Podaer HSq Ne a
with naval stores to Murray, Ferris Coz vessel to DOLL
sshr 1 Wedmore, Terry, Washington, NC, edays.
schr II Benedict, HieSee, Richmond for Stamford.
sST ssSF yfEyHs Ess Hr..la syfs4al
scSr Sdiorns d4cwe Ba%ore Sa for Newport
sshr otts rqySn rhsdsDha s 81 New SI London
Ns Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
na b Bake + sOsSn for New York. with
srs Se FAM for New York. in
ballast to Funch Edge a Co.
Bark Iona, Phillips, New Bedford for New York.
Brig Hampden Smith. Bangor for New York, with lum.
y Brig Robin, strout, FAN River for New York.
Schr Tarthmus, Smyth, Shulee for New York, with
spiles TO Snow Richardson. -
Schr Adria r, stevens, Hllsboro for New York, with
plaster to Crandan, Berteaux Co..
schr Florida, Short dardnero for Hoboken, with lumber
" schr Hudson Cook Dighton for New York
schr Oriental Cole, Joncsboro for New York. with spes
TO Snow Richardson. -
schr Carries, Comery Rockport for New York, with
''SchS Schr Ann, Marshall FAN River for New York.
Schr A Stevens, Roberts, Bangor for Newark, with
schr Union Sheppard, Bangor for New York, with ium-
scSr Charley wooIsey, Parker New Haven for Aexan-
schr Bergen, Thomas Port Jefferson for New York.
Schr stephen Taber, Cox, Glen Cove for New York:
schr Ellen RUSSELL Strickland Portland for New York;
schr i r Mesney, Lewis. Portland for Philadelphia
schr Charles Sawyer. Portland for New York. with
schr Mall Lnscott Gardiner for New York, with lum.
schr L. LOWELL Rockport for New York, with stone
" schr james N Bayics. Arnold, Providence for New
schr G Acken, Fetris Glen Cove for New York.
Schr Hiram Sullivan. New Haven for New York
schr Qentile Eidridge Rockland Tor New York; With
'''sS scbr r. iris Long, New Haven for New York..
scRr Ncy, Chase. Fall River for New York,
schr Tepianes Bride, Grierson, Calais for New York.
schr r VIM Gray Allen, New Lppdon for New York.
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ITEMS FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 9, 1872
Fogarty, who was shot by Conway, is likely to re-
cover.
The democrats and liberal republicans to-day
fred 100 guns in honor OF their State ticket.
The state Senate win meet at the Capitol next
Tuesday. to render decision In the case OF Judge
Prinde, and try Judge Curtis, OF the Marine Court
OF New York.
Judge Hogeboom is so III that Il is doubtful
whether he win be able TO hold the adjourned Term
Of the Supreme Court on the 18th inst
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THE RAILROAD DISASTER IN OHIO.

Seven Killed, Forty-five Wounded and
Three More Expected to Die.
MANSFIELD, Sept. Q, 1872
But few additional particulars Of the railroad
disaster at Independence have come to hand and
1t is difficult to get any reliable information. The
list Of killed and wounded telegraphed last night is
substantially correct. In addition to the names Of
the killed already reported Is that OF Eddie White,
of Independence. There are TWO others killed
whose names have not been ascertaned. The total
OF fatalities Is seven. Two or three OF the seriously
wounded will die. The whole number OF wounded,
according to statements OF the surgeons In attend
ance, will reach fOrty-flve.
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SAILED.
Bark Norma, for Bremen.

The following anchored at Quarantine, out
ward bound -Barks Gerredina Wilhelmna for Amster-
nerva, for Queenstown brgs VIM Van der WORT, for
London; Hnos for Whtehaven Sampo for Queenstown;
Cascatee, for st Thomas
Anchored at Southwest Spit outward bound ship
blehead for Galveston; Union for Key West and Pensa
cola brigs David Owen, for Havana John Wesley
Galveston
Wind at sunset s, light
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THE sTRIeHT-oUTs IN INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept. Q, 1872.
The straight democrats Of Indiana, through their
delegates at Louisville, have decided to call State
Convention at Indianapolis, to meet on Thursday,
September 10, to nominate ticket and perfect the
organization Of the party.
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the course unless something Is the matter or it is
unusually stormy.

Another Victim OF the Mctis Disaster.
Providence, r. l., Sept. Q, 1872.
Addison Van Buren,, young colored man Of this
city, was on the steamer Metis and has not since
heen heard from
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Statement of the chief Engineer.

statement Oh the CN1c1 engineer
Mr. W. +. Wright, the chief engineer Of the Bien-
vile, made a verbal statement Of the disaster at
the Office of Lyes ellison, No. 40 John street, yes
terday afternoon.
He said the fire broke out on the 18th Of August,
in the afternoon. The flames were first observed
issuing from portion Of the cargo, which con-
sisted Of general merchandise. Itwas first thought
that it could be easily extinguished, but the fire
soon spread SO rapidly as to make 1t evident that
the vessel was in immediate danger. An alarm
was at once raised, and the passengers rushed in
terror to the decks. Captain Maury after using
every possible effort to save the Ship to no purpose
had the boats lowered. The first boat, on being
launched, was swamped alongside tine steamer
Five passengers embarked Oh the boat and were
drowned. The captain had the boat hauled up
again and 1t was again launched. 1t was soon
filed with passengers and then steered for land.
When within about half mile OF the Bienville, the
boat was also swamped and ten lives were lost.
Great difficulty was experienced In saving any OF
the passengers in this boat.
The last boat was then lowered from the Bfen-
vile. 1t was filed with cabin passengers, the
captain and officers being also on board This
boat was rowed towards land, and when about
three miles from the vessel the Bienville was
blown up into the air, the fragment falling ike
shower into the ocean. In few minutes all
traces Of the Bienville were lost to view.
When the last boat reached land 1t was found
that two tremen and one cOa-heaver were missing.
1t subsequently discovered that they were lost
from one Of the boats when about one hundred and
fifty miles from the steamer.
The loss Of life is chiefly among the steeraRe
r10sa
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER