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SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
Est.siisn%s;s,ssii meal 81 y fsseh:rs' Inssisaiss-.

E.ts :siisn me at os ! feaehers' Inssisaies-A
Course or Lectures I'm Trinity Chapel.
special meeting Of the Sunday School Associa-
tion Of the Protestant Episcopal Church was held
in the Sunday school room OF the Calvary church
on Fourth avenue last evening" The objects OF the
association were to promote the efficiency OF the
Sunday school work and to strengthen the bonds
of fellowship between those engaged therein. The
occasion OF the meeting last evening was TO listen
to the report OF the special committee appointed
on previous evening to consider the propriety OF
establishing o Sunday school teachers institute
ana to submit plan therefor.
After the usual religious exercises, led by Rev.
A. G. Kimber, in the absence Of the President Rev
the report wSch By
DIR. Lundy. AS plan for the more efficient dis
charge OF the important duties OF teachers II pro-
Teachers Institute. meetings to be held weekly,
from Advent to Lent, In Trinity chapel, and for q
course Of lectures covering the whole field OF
teachers duties. The following subjects, TO be
treated by the speakers named as far as practica-
BILE, are mentioned In the report First, "Hstory
q nay slayv Rev n
Bishop Clark, Of Rhode Island; ,fouath, "Ihe
Lands q .as s00kh * ma su Euais bible uRe Rey
Treadwe Walden, OF Indianatolls. Ind: sixth,
.Story OF the Prayer Book" Rev. Professor
Seymour Of the IS nos
Ing y' ana N Ii Illustrating, Rev. IL Tying Jr ninth,
tom Of psi,ade,oha: tenS aW5at to Teach Chill
dren About the Church, Rev. W. r. Huntington,
Worcester, Mass. eleventh, "Musc Of the Sunday
New York; twelfth, "The Aims Of the Sunday
School Teacher not designated. 1t was also
proposed to place Bishop Potter on the list OF lec-
ing Of the week to be selected for the lectures the
report was adopted and the meeting adjourned.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ANp
HERALD WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship City of Montreal l3r, Kennedy, Liverpool
ES %Sis
Said and with tes 70 Fnnc
Viii brig as xasS norman S T. ~ eusrnses
pamSe landed at this po? No date Sssi ai IS
Steamship western Meropos QUICK, New orleans
Oct with mdse and passengers to Baker. Had fine
steamship South Carolina, Beckett Charleston Oct 2s
ship Elsnore, Clark, Manila May 2s with sugar and
Ocean had ns weather. the
ssas AnS q ssRs and
s?aSe S V Winds nSs Eaas
naizea Nc brig Anna Maria from New York for Pernam.
snassd ship twilight o% NC Calcutta al a. for
Nsw sr,n York. l,i, 10y -, days i,so, out
Sand With @de % S'Re Redoe"n anc
s ssf Ia o Il efna s
very v weather Ter days aeg leaving
s smoke s. ssp TsFht II from q eaca New
Tor cSisn days oa ssp NGF@s % p
Ss s shp H5b@aa punSae@ @ r fsng an Sept 5
c 81 e s9sass snssa sos S
ssh ssTN Ion W. Exchanged signals ss VIII Gua
Ship Orssa of Greenock Mas,erton Calcutta july II
and sand Heads 18th, with mdse. Archibald Baxter
Co. Passed the Cape Of Good Hope Sept crossed the
Equator Sept %, In Ion 80 W had light winds and calms
throughout - "
ship Grahams Policy Burgess Cronstadt 60 DAYS with
mdsc TO VIM Ropes Co; vessel TO Atkins A Go. Made
the northern passage, and had westerly winds through
out; IA days west Of the Banks Oct 20 at Al IL Ion
% o. spoke ship staia Br irom Liverpool for Pbiiadei
Ship Casida, Robinson, Leghorn Sept H. with marble
and rags 70 Joseph fabbcotu vessel 10 Thos Dunhams
wsatheT The ! an anchored At the Southwest Spit
Colombo June 20, with mdse TO Jas Elwe Co Passed
Cape OF Good Hope Aug 10 81 Helena Sept and crossed
the Equator SeptS & In Ion a. Had light winds and calms
II Cook, for Porto Rico.
Bark Brothers f Harwich), Long Malaga 30 days with
fruit, 10 aipheus Hardy CO.. vessel To Crocker Wood
Ca Faae0 Gibraltar Oct look the middle passage aud
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LAWRENCE ON TIE STUMP.

Speech OF the Democratic Candidate for
Mayor Before the Delegates of the Mat
thew II. Brennan Association.
The Matthew T. Brennan Central Association had
o well attended and enthusiastic meeting OF dele
gates at Masonic Hall, on Thirteenth street, last
evening to hear speeches from the city candidates
The meeting was opened by the president OF the
association, Mr.. W. II. Burns, and James H. Max
wen was appointed secretary. Resolutions ratify-
ing the democratic national, State and county
nominations were read and unanimously adopted.
Abraham R. Lawrence was then introduced amid
enthusiastic cheering and spoke as fol0ws:-
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN-I have not come
here tonight to make you speech. have simply
come 70 and 20 assure you o my nearly nea
/ have already addressed one meeting tonight, and
have three or four others yet to address, ! can do
no more, therefore, than to show myscfand to say
that have gone into this fight to win, and that IL
we do not win It shall not be my fault. The nomi-
but when found that my name might be OF some
use to the democratic party felt II my duty to en-,
New York, democratic as it is in its Instincts and
teachings is entitled to democratic Mayor, and
claim to be the only democratic candidate In the
field. What constitutes the claim to democratic
candidacy According to the teachings Of democ.
racy in which faith was reared, i is the duty Of
tives Of the democratic party, has has met
for to the Presidency and has chosen
its nominees and put its ticket in the field, / hold
that 1t Is the duty OF good democrats to obey. l
claim to be Obcying and no other candidate in the
field claiming to be democratic candidate for the
Mayor has done that. In regard to the State ques-
ti0n, am heart and soul for the democratic nomi-
nee, Francis Herman. ! do not want to be mis-
understood. l do not want to fight under false
pretences. That Is the platform on which stand
the support OF Horace Greeley and Francis Herman.
But, my friends, you cannot expect me to make you
Q long speech. lrely upon you confidently for an
enthusiastic and hearty support OF the whole
democratic ticket. The county ticket is one of
which you may be proud The names OF Spencer,
WOltman, Leonard, DonOhue command the highest
respect OF the people, and commend themselves to
democrats as men thoroughly ut for the Offices that
you are to confer upon them. | ask you that they
have your enthusiastic support, and IL the demo-
cratic party is true to itself New York will vote by
an overwhelming majority for the ascendancy OF
democratic principles. But my friends, must now
ask you to allow me to bid you good night.
Mr.. Lawrence then, amid hearty cheers, con-
cludcd and Il Sn,ss r. &c 81; ~ 49, maatin,-
sveEpe and Essex street, where he was again to
speak, -
Mr. WILLIAM G. COVER followed in speech OF
some length, especially advocating the claims OF
Henry W0ltman for Coroner, and the meeting ad-
iOurned
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. ss, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Niagara Roberts, Norfolk, City Point and
steamship Wyanoke Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
RichmOnd-Oh Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Franconia, Bragv, PortlaDd-FJ j Ames
Ship NunQuam Dormio. Cousins Brstol-E Morgan's
Sons.
snip Ferdinand MG), Hacsloop, Bremen-Funch, Edge
CO.
Ship Jennie Eastman Herbert, Havre-J W Elwcn 4
Co.
Ship Sierra Nevada. Panno, San Franc,sco-sutton 4
Co.
BARK Kate Crosby (Br), HILBERT Antwerp-J Elwcl
Co.
Schr G Bushnell, Mayo. Havrc-Boyd Hinckcn.
Schr PharO, Edwards Key West-Slaght 4 Petty.
, Schr Lucy Hammond, Baglcy, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Ray.
schr Matilda Brooks, jones' savannan-Evans Ball 4
Co.
: schr Nichols Dupuy, Richmond, va-van Brunt 4
Bro
! schr Anna Collins Tooker. Rchmond-van Brunt 4
Bro
schr Breeze, Cranmer, Washington DC-saght 4
Petty
schr A Lyon. Lyon Baltimore-A Dayton Co.
Schr Lucy HILL Hill Uncasville-H jackson 4 Bro
sloop Deception, Titus Proyidcnce-Hw W Jackson a Co
Soop Betsy Ann. valkenburg, Providcnce-H n Jack
son x Co.
Steamer A Sinners Warren. Philadelphia.
Steamer Iacony, Nicnois Philadelphia.
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the Secretary Of States once. And that on =
22d day OF March, in the year 1872, neither ,,e
amy V s perhaps
ought not by reason OF the = -sge or information
to Sisdi;ie, mov." ), acts hsrenatsr stated.
tioa sSs5 eca any knowledge or notice or inicr,a
.. ..su NJ. neard Of any -..s0atl2a
Of any Of the matters In said bill aegeu ~ ~ nc
fraudulent and to have taken place during '"
passage OF said act through the Gav " its
approval by the Governor, and ON tnat uay last
aforesaid and in good faith the defendants passed
q resolution directing the assignment 4 OF said
shares Of stock to said Stanhope company, ana
THE CONSOLIDATION OF THE COMPANIES
consolidated by the agreement OF consohdation IN
the bill set forth, aud in good faith executed lts
consent to said consolidation agreement, which
bears date the 10th day OF June IN tne year 1917
"a And pfior to the 1ith day OF April in the same
year. the defendant had entered into negotiations
with said Stanhope Company, and made an agree.
the said Stanhope Company would execute the in.
denture dated July !, 1872, between TINS deiendant
and SAID mp esntn rS stock OF the Mis-
ton and Trenton Railroad Company, 1862 shares OF
the capital stock OF the Peapack and plainneld
of the Elizabeth and New Providence Railroad
Company and 1000 shares OF the capital stock oi
the New Jersey Trust Company :, n..u uo,,n,
nous, concludes as folows:-Apd this defendant
insists that It is ineqlitabe and contrary 70 Good
% ea ana5 IT. the SAID maj
which they did NOT object as an injury to their
franchises, and that having waited until after so
come into Court of Equity for yelef by iniunction
ifthey ever could have claimed such relief
And this defendant denies all unlawful combina-
this, that any other matter or thing material for
this defendant to make answer unto, and not
confessed or avoided, traversed or denied, are true
to the Knowledge or belief OF these defendants.
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The Liberal Hcadquarters.

The Glenham headquarters retained their cheer
Tul aspect yesterday. Letters were received which
stated shat West Virginia Is all right, while
Old Virginia is ablaze for the Greeley ticket.
Among the distinguished visitors were Gov
ernor Ashley, Of Ohio, who thinks his State is
hopeful for Greeley, il the democrats come out,
and from the present thorough canvassing
going on among the passiyists there he be-
licves they will come out The Secretary OF
the Greeley and Brown Club at Palmyra, Mo-,
writes to deny the reported rebel nag raising by
the club at that town He reports some very out
rageous proceedings on the part of Grant men in
his vicinity, who, In addition to spiking cannon to
be fired at q Greeley meeting and besmearing the
speakers stands with fth actually attempted to
throw railroad train crowded with Greeley dele
gates from the track. General John Cochrane an
nounces that careful canvass of the state shows
certain majority for Greeley OF sixty thousand.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MISSIONS.
The Thirty-Seventh Annual Session o
the Board OF Missions.

The Thirty-Seventh Annual Session Of
the Board OF Missions.
The thirty-seventh annual and thirteenth tricn-
MEL meeting or the Board OF Missions Ofthe Protest
ant Episcopal Church was continued at the Church
Of the Holy Saviour yesterday morning. The Right
Rev. Bishop Smith, OF Kentucky opened the pro-
ceedings by short address on domestic MISSIONS
whose progress he traced from 1871 to the present
day. After the Bishops address holy communion
was administered and the services concluded
The business meeting was then organized, with
Bishop Smith as chairman. All the members were
present, together with Revs s. II. McCoskry, OF
Michigan; l. G. Talbot, OF Indiana; g. T. Bedell, OF
Ohio; w. II. Armitage of Wisconsin; II. b. Whip
pie, OF Minnesota; w. H. A. Bissell of Vermont,
and number OF the laity. The Rev. w. A. Wat
was elected secretary, and after short recess
the annual reports were read and referred to the
Domestic Committee.
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SAILED.

Ships Cyte Liverpool; Isaac Webb do Electric Ham,
burg Henry, Bremen; barks Queen OF Scots, Antwerp
TenaS Proposit Cork proteus av5e Marie Cork; Ja
Success, Hamburg Minerva Cork Joshua Loring, Tri-
este Navesnk, Mollcndo; Albert Juh Port Natal Fan
er, Buenos Ayies; Gordon Halifax; Ms; John y Ken
Iigenac, Port Prince; Geo Chase Matanzas; 8 r
Smith, Cadil; Heinrich Bahius, Antwerp; Swarevick,
Hamburg; Ontario, Cork.
Wind at sunset NE, fresh.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN,

The Regular Republican Headquarters.
The Fifth avenue headquarters were quiet yes
terday. Chandler was in Washington, where he
gravitates whenever business becomes dull. A
great number OF ietters were sent or during the
day, most Of them last stirring appeals to the
republicans to rally for the final contest. Among
the visitors during the day were Speaker Blaine,
Secretary Boutwell, and Senator Conkling.
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had moderate eastery winds TO Ion 80 W; from thence
Banks Oct y ss - q Is W, spoke bark Masonic,
G Bark % sS%usie gtab. RSo Leghorn IS days, with mar
pay Made southern passage. and had variable yea
Bari Maria 9taY s.vsre.e nspa day. With f.uitt
gse, 81 &C.
and hsd variable weather vas aays n
mSss q :, A%sp. . master Came shs scs!hs
sns ssS sssps tanks Winds lost and
- 4nP o %Tss 60 day in ballast
southern passage and had fine weaher was 10 days Of
@ Ayss: Avg v yis Mo%'syIdss as!S with HIDES %s,
60 Had strong NE gales from Montevideoto lat II 81 was
af s. a''
ANGELA Bray Sa'sHss Ssayana 1n l days With mo-
CO. HAD strong NE winds ali the passage; days
say nS % Def Ia. IN. nsy ss
s 19hp dss p
days with plaster to master Is bound TO Newbura Had
siI s &C. s ss L ss WINDS E q. '%
Sssv oE
ssSr iaTs Kelly. fhiIsdsipha iog New Bedford.
ssST XS % SSin u, fs RSs
shr We: %ind Tnacy for provdencc
% schr Garrison, Smith Philadelphia for Providence
ss Ssn HksSssS KfSnf Sa % Seen
asss ~ c1 Boston
isand ss s. s's'Sa ssys with
granite stone TO master.
Passed Through He'll Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Bache GUS Coast Survey, Commander How
ell, Proxincetown for New York;
schf Eureka Bailey, Dix Island for New York, with
seSr = Hamilton Peterson. Portland for New York,
schr Helen Mar, Dickson, Boston for New York, with
sshr Chino Beard, Bangor for New York, with lumber
LUMBER ssS4 e Simpson GlppP
schr Jas seaen. Jordan Ellsworth for New York, with
schr Senator Grimes, Newall, Calais for New York,
schr David Doane, Nickerson. Fail River for New
schr Reading Railroad No 80, Reilly New Bedford for
scr Maria Louisa SHEPARD Madison for for New
Ressc for New M York
YORK; scSr s.ro, " p,.,. MAJ. pa.,.nau, :.
Ga'Ss ?r Ss
Annie Powell ,St for New
s sehr Garland, Wentworth, Bradford for New York.
Aired Ne% for York
nar a9 new SE New York
Mew aEeG @ Ter er e% York
schr Gem, Cromwell, y,nalhayen for New York.
Schr Saml Pierce, Burke, Providence for New York.
schr Ocean Wave, Ryan, Providence for New York
schf Speedwell, Baldwin, Providence for New York.
schr Maria Jane, Wilson, Providence for New York.
TO order
York.
BOUND EAST.
steamshp Franccnia Fran, Bragg. New York for Portland
Schr Whippoorwill, Ross, New York for Providence.
vidence.
schr Reading RR No 50, Geudy, Philadelphia for New
Haven.
schr Ella Cooper, Gallagher, New York for North
port.
schr II Barnes Avery Baltimore for Fairhaven
Schr Warlord, Sprague, New York for Providence.
Steamer Ospray, Kenny, New York for Fan River.
Steamer Electra, Mott, New YORK tor Providence.
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S HIPPING NEWS
WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YoRK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city 10 Whitcsone, Ii, and the sameis
open for the transaction OF business
This line will be found great service those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound
every facility viii be given to merchants and others
communicate promptly.
As there is no other elesraphc communication with
Whitestonc 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 for ten words or
less, two cents for every additional word.
Business mcssages-For message OF twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels Off Whcsone,
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NEW York HERALD free.
Herald Office, corner Broadway ard Ann street.
Herald Ship News Office pier No East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, Ii.
A1msnse Alma ,ses, for New sork-rni1 pay.
,,oo,, -, sa'--1 7-s-'.sa ~, !. !. i s..ixsts
sun rises. 26 GOV. Island. eve 6 %
Sun SETS. 90 Sandy Hook. ..eve s 43
Moon RISES. morn Il Hell Gate. e......eve 8 13
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the party were adopted by acclamatioD, and stir
ring addresses were delivered by General Crooke
anu Gsheral Stewart L. Woodford, both Candidates
hOnr
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
Meeting OF the Democratic General
Com mmittce.


The Kings County Democratic General Commit
tee met last night, with the presidents OF the vari
Gus ward associations, at the rooms OF the Com
mittee in Court street, for the purpose of deciding
as to whether they should have grand torchlght
procession or mass meeting. Ii was decided to
have mass meeting at the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music on next Saturday evening" when 1t was ex-
pected Governor Hoffman and other eminent speak
ers would address the meeting.
Corporation Counsel WIN. G. DE WITT addressed
the meeting, and said that to the leaders OF Kings
county was due the credit OF being the first to un
furl the liberal banner, and the late Conventions
had made nominations which were acceptable to
the voters OF Kings county, and they should be
supported. The nominations for the Bench were
ability OF George g. Reynolds to perform the duties
OF City Judge. The success OF the local campaign
was necessary to the success OF the State and ma
tnnal tickets, and all should set TO work in earnest
TO secure the desired result.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Republican County Convention.
The Republican County Convention met last
evening, Thomas Murphy in the chair, and pro-
cecded to nominate the balance Of the county
ticket, VIZ. City Judge, Coroner and Aldermen.
Hugh Gardner presented a letter from Mr.. Dayton
ana u statement from DR.. Louis Naumana and the
report OF the Committee OF Twenty-one.
Mr.. Daytcn's letter, with much gratitude to the
self, bows TO the decision OF the Committee OF
Seventy and resigns the nomination for City Judge
In iavor OF Judge sutherland.
The report OF the Committee OF Twenty.one al
ludes to the magnanimity OF Mr. Dayton and Mr.
Louis Naumann, and recommends
For city JuGge-Josiah sutherland.
For Corofer-Adolph Keper.
For Aldermen-Samue B IL Vance, Peter Kehr
George Koch, o. 7. &. Billings, Peter Gilsey John
J. Morris, Henry j. Leask jenkins Van Sciaick, s.
v. X Cooper, Gilbert j. lunter, Rufus d. Cowing
Oswald Ottendorfer, Joseph G. Pinckney, Abraham
Lent, Michael Creegan.
The report was adopted ana the committee con-
tinued with power to I'LL vacancies and, after de-
termjning TO hold ratification meeting next
SATURDAY.. the Convention adjourned,
Republican Mass Meeting in Williams
burg.
The administration republicans Of Williamsburg
held a large and enthusiastic mass meeting in
Apollo Hall last night Mr.. Richard M. Euntley pre-
eided, and Charles w. Cheshire acted as secretary.
seIieS VI resQuN0ps endorsing the nominees Of
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Almanac for New York-rhis Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTODER AND NOVEMBER.
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Meomers Sails. Destination.
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BRouwERsHAvEN, Octl4-sailcd, H Kockum, sostrum,
BsacSlor4 Oct -Arrlved, Nueva casimra, Dura
BAnsApos, about Oct l6-Arrived. brig A Titcomb
CRooKn1yKS Oct n-or. Assam Valley, Robinson, from
cAsnrs Oct tS SMsSca Black Prince Marshall Gal
weston; Deithayen Freesc Montevideo' 10th, Susie,
S ans s Thms 5S Ssw
,,CsoysrApr, Oct lo-Arrived, Tucker, skinner,
shps ArHnae css ss
from Maurus do, Just arrived bark Goodel Crockett
sailed from saugor Sept r. ship Gov Langdon, Kcnney
G rToSesang down the river Sept H. ship British Navy
DOVER, Z, Oct 24-Passed, ship Josephine Oulton Br),
Ss fe% oct Ss SsrR Grsude D Craig
ps Avss @ srHa HSwss 2ns @ nfa Es1
ssss SsssS Rsa ssx Orleans
pUSxIRK, Oct iS-Arrived, Ferdinand, Lepretrc, New
.DuseFsnss, Oct ls-oG, American. Roper, from New
DEAIs oct i7TTArrived. Palestine. Grisss, New York
'ana M ised s Gem ier LSnGo qom Ph,,aaelona for Hull
New York for Ham
sen as
-. date Tinkham dccsasca, Guanaps snip A'soSy
Arrived 18th, Aqua dc los Andes, Eurico, Phade
pha Linda, Hadaro New York 10th, Hubert Lowery,
do 18th, New York, PolliC, do.
Sailed 18th, Henry, for New York
ToocHow. Aug S-1n por: ships Endymion (Br), Rich
ardson Qrom shanghae, arrived 22d] for New York ,
Guinevere (Rr Anthony for do. ldg barks Adele Con-
from and for Shanghae arrived I'D; Forest Belle
Popp, from Hong Kong, arrived 10th.
GLOUCESTER, Oct l6-Saied Magnus Lacaboter, Bergh,
GLASGOW oct H-sailed, Glad TIdngs, Thomson, New
York and from Grcenock Gth) 10th, Trinacra (sl do
GIBRALTAR, Oct 1Passcd, steamship Napoli (Br), Ed
wards, from Guayanilla for New York
Sailed Oct 8, brig Mathilde utaD, Ross from New York;
Genoa.
GuAyAsLLA, PR, Oct 7-In port brig Angela for New
HuLL, Oct l6-Arrivcd, Karnak, Allen, New York.
HASTINGS Oct 15-Passed Research, Mosher from Ant
wcrp for Mobile Zmi, Hatfield, from do for New Orleans
,HAvRE, Oct H-Arriyed Erin (D, Lawson, London cana
cleared 18th for New York.
HAasyRe, Oct l2-Arrlyed, Royal Charlie Sutherland,
Sailed from Cuxhaven l2th Singleton Boltenhouse,
Hone kosG, Aug 27--sailed, ships Elizabeth Cushing,
Colby urom Kobe, with inward cargo, Amoy-Uhence TO
San Francisco TO load for Europe.
In port Aug 81, ships Alhambra (Br), Nelson Benarcs
and sapphire, seidcrs for San Francisco Oracle dBr
Humphreys, Tor Macao; Annesley tBr), Pcarce, unc
since reported on the berth for New York;; ForInosa
phcus Smith, and Glover, Miller, unc; barks Samuel
b Carlton, Freeman, for New York, ldg; Avona (Br)
Gibson, and Annie Weston, Crowe for San Franciscc
Kvik iNor) Loranee for FRANCISCO; schr San Fran
cisco tNti), scherenberg, for do.
HAVANA, Oct 19-Arrived, brig Ortolan Lcemah rbila.
isa"ui oct iA-In port schr Eothcn, Branbcrg, from
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-03

ANOTHER GREELEY STORY. =
Among the good stories told at the
expense of Mr.. Greeley's chiroga-
ply is this: Years ago, when a
young man, he received poem
from young lady in Vermont
He strongly suspected that all poe
try was nonsense, especially if the
lines did not square at both ends,
and as this particular poem did not
come up to his peculiar mechanical
standard for such literature, he
threw it into the waste basket, and
wrote to the author that he thouhgt
she would do better to marry the
, first honest man that offered he1
! his hand, and mend his hose and
, tend his babies, than to rack hei
{ brain in trying to write rhymes that
nobody would read. The poor cir
> received the cruel letter, but coul6
decipher only the writer's NAME
She showed it to her mother, an(
: she too was non-pulscd. A council
e Of inquiry was held over the strang,
5 document, which was finally inter
h preted as proposal to- marry tn,
: gifted author of the rejected rhymes
G After some inquiry into the charac
: ter of Mr.. Greeley the proposal wa
/; accepted, greatly to the surprise O
s the young editor, who was so mucl
b pleased with the prize he had wol
f, t"sV no uVugnt the white hat an,
n overcoat he has worn ever since
d and was married forthwith.--Gohl
+ en- Age.