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The New York herald., 1872-09-16
Marine Disasters.


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Ss Ss % su ss hSn t
the n sp np S %gsSresang nS IA s % The cargo
sunken vessel lies in rather dangerous position to both
inward and outward bound vessels
the nsi sa
attempted to haul her of next morning, but dessted Til
DARTMOUTH, Sept 2-Thc. North German brig Eleanor
Son FSow from Msw 9Ik aS wnsh ga here Aug
Miscellaneous.
Purscr " Asmth, of the steamship Ocean Queen, from
Aspinwall will please accept our thanks for favors.
We indebted to Purser ThosJ Canavan of the steam
ship Montgomery, from Savannah, for favors
Sem SUSAN JANE Of Dssr Isle has been purchased BY
coasting trade, and will be commanded by Capt Blod-
gett
Arrived Mt New Bedford 18TH schr Ada Dyer mot FL
len R'dan repOTsd yieTdsy csy as & nysr q m pfS
5 81 sna e % P d PsSss Ss 9s
sailed from Panama Aug 2 bark Valparaiso Baker, on
cruise.
ship Sir S9psT' Pss maTTsbee from London for New
snip NH W% a s 90 hsnr lem from Liverpool for st
SHIP S|c% RisSsTds, from New York for
Bark W II jenkins (Bp, seciy, from Troon for Phila
dephia Aug 81, no lat, &C.
Bark Jason (N, bound west, Aug 20 lat 80 20 N, Ion
Brig Druid Br, from Port Madoc for New Orleans Aug
Srs xsns from Philadelphia for Trinidad, Sept
ssgSs % g5spd' for PHILADELPHIA
Schr L Putnam, from New York for Aux Cages Sept
10, lat 81 10, lon ~ 2co
Foreign Ports.
Antwerp, Sept l-saicd, vesuvius, overack, New
York.
Sailed from Flushing Roads Aug 20, Tornado Under
wood, Callao; Jeremiah Thompson, Kennedy England.
ABERDxEr, scptl-ArriYed, Commodore, Greis, Pensa-
xpxLAlpr, June 22-sailed, Claymorc, Dalzie, wash.
1sSxwlIi. Aug s--Arrived. schrs Pettis. Gale
The New York herald., 1872-09-16
MELANCHOLY YACHTING ACCIDENT
Capsized in the sound-One Of the Party
Drowned.

Two young men, Joseph p. st. John and James
LathrOp, left Bridgeport last Monday morning for
New London, In yacht seventeen feet
in length In their cruise they stopped at
Seabrook. On Friday morning the wind rose to
gale and dashed the little craft over the angry
billOws so tn at the two young at last made an
effort to reach the shore at Clinton. In doing SO
The boat capsized, and tue OCCUPANTS OF it soon
they climped. This was at ten O'Clock in the
morning. Instead OF remaining there till help
would arrive they plunged in, with view to
reach the shore, but st. John soon disappeared
under the waves and his body mas not since been
recovered. His parents reside at SO Warren street,
Jersey City. He was dentist by profession twenty
years of age, OF medium height had dark hair dark
side wlsAers and wore light pants
The New York herald., 1872-09-16
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. Is, 1872.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Baltic OBJ. Kennedy, Liverpool Sept 8, via
O,,aau with r11c nd tn i
The New York herald., 1872-09-16

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship Baltic (Br) Kennedy, Liverpool Sept 8, via
Queenstown 9th, with mdse and passengers to Hyde
Steamship City Of New York sBr, Locheaa Liverpool
v and N rs.ns q sSSRs
ssSgs% VII
u @ q & s. ss ss esSs bSn
@ III
iSSs is sWSits stsT steamer bound east lsih;
Ssy $ snip Oriental SsES; bound West;
FSya for BOSTON, at Il o. lon Is Is Gaon steamer.
mss SS % rss
with mdse and passengers to Lowdsn. experienced
shiD Sea Flower (Br'. Thomas, Glasgow Aug with
ma:s s 6 F9sT @ &C. HS and fsE sss w
part Of the passage sprung mainmas was days west
Bark % Rosa MoT., oXhom, London q days with mdse
dfSs Ssrx xIst q r. HslEsr asnaf :.
Co. 'Sn strong ss s's
SsI1S SssH sm,rns 5S
5S dS il 81 At S,
Bark Nashwank sBD Ie Blanc Port Caledonis, CB. u
days with coal to Geo Brewer CO.. vessel to Loud
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Wesley Seymour, Glace Bay for New York, with
ol &ts o %snbs2 &S5
Brig Maria Wheeler Wheeler, st George. Me- for New
s ss York
Schr Palladium, Ryder, Providence for New York.
Schr Yankee Doodle, Port Jefferson for New York.
. Schr Madison Homes, Bayles Brookhaven Tor New
schr A Connors, Houghton, Boston for Phiadelnhia
Schr Flora King, Cook, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Ambassador VOORHEES,, Pawtuckct for New York.
ci Schr Ellen Matha%ay PESyidencc for New York
schr Daniel Morris, Frankfort, Pawucket for New
schr W Gesner Beekman, Providence for New York
York.
schr Ncy, Chase. New Bedford for New York.
Schr Patron, Chase, Providence for New York.
schr Ira marnsr Mark frSvidence for New York
Schr Connecticut, Chase: Providence for New YORK.
Schr Mary II Miiin Kelly, Providence for New York.
schr Fancy, Gleason, Greenwich ior New York.
s schr Charles & Miller, New Haven for Virginia.
schr Relief, Doran. Providence for New York.
Schr Justice, Hall. Newport for New York
schr Mail, Mead, Greenwicn tor New York, with stone
schr Dart, Williams. Stamford for New York.
Schr Evelyn, Burger. Stamford for New York
Steamer Abatross, Davis, Fa River for New York. with
Steamer Electra Mott Providence for New York. with
schr 10, Munro Kenny, Haverstraw for Flushing, with
(. sehr Mary Emma,, Lynch. Havcrstraw for Flushing
schr Ann sippe, Eldridge Rondout for Providence.
schr NJ Gammagc, Smith, Albany for Stamford.
Wind at sunset NE, fresh.
The New York herald., 1872-09-16
SHIPPING NEW S
wH1TEsToNE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from York city Whitestone IL and the same 10
now open for the transaction Of business
This line will be found Of great service to those having
with vessels passing and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
As there is other telegraphic communication with
whtestone 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 ten words or
less; two cents for every additional word
Business messages-For message Of twenty words or
less delivered board vessels of Whitestone
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 1855 Broadway.
Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, Ii.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun THs Tisss AND MOON ~ Cow 1ssnd slam Wo
s%% Moon seis rises sanrS Me MORN MORN
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.
Steamers. Sail. Destination. oGce.
strassburg .lsept. !s Bremen. bowling Green
Olympia ls |Glasgow; Bowling Green
cty York Sept verDoo Broadway
Baltic lsept e. LiiverpoolI ls Broada% BBroaddwa%
India Sept ii. IGiascow Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1872-09-16
MOLTKE'S STORY.
The Great Soldiers History Of the Late
FrancO-PruSSian War.

What He Thinks Of the French soldiefs-Evils IN
the French Army-Napol Plan Of Cam
paign-The Part the French Navy Was to
Play-Difsrence in tho Numerical
Strength Of the Two Armies-Ger-
many Thoroughly Prepared
France Unprepared and Her
Army Disorganized-A
Full Review Of His
Work on tho War.
The New York herald., 1872-09-16
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination,

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

A Grant and Cameron Club has been organ
ized I'M This cty press the claims OF Simon Cameron
for the second place the PLiladepAia ticket
The Concord Monitor says Grants great
strength "Ies in his being the embodiment OF great
idea" An inqUirng mind Is led TO ask, what Is the ideai
The German Liberal Political Reform Asso-
ciation OF the Nineteenth Ward has appointed commit
tee TO wait upon for the purpose OF urging
him 20 sign the City Charter.
At the Republican Convention for the lt
District OF Niagara County NJ. C. Richardson, Edward
g. Graves and \ W COmstock elected delegates to
the Elmira Convention. Resolutions were adopted
unanimously indorsing Gen. Grant and recommending
his denomination.
Nevada journals are noticing candidates for
the senate in place of the Hon. J. w. Nye whose term
exp,rrs In ls73 The Senator desires reelection but
Thomas III. Williams, John T. Jones, Chas. l.. Deong
M : Minister 10 JaDan). and william Sharon, the
banker are named as likely 20 contestln the race.
In response TO the rumOr that Hartranft Will
withdraw from the Gubernatorial contest IN Pennsy
vania The Phddelphd Post says. No. Sir, he Will not
Why sbould hei n ever a Governor was fairy
snngrely and enthuaiastically nominated, Gen HART
rrft !. N N nominee" 4 is good thug 10 have the
latter statement well UNDERSTOOD as cohlI1iS VP'"u
Is decidedly prevalent.
During the present week there VIII be, N
addition TO the great gathering at Cincinnati the follow
Ing Conventional on Wednesday, Democratic state Con-
venton OF North Carolina Tennessee Reunion and Re-
form Convention, Vermont Republican state NOhVen-
tion and Mississippi Republican state tOnVenuOhi on
on Tue-day the Kentucky Liberal republican state Con
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
A REPUBLICAN GATHERING AS WELL AZ LIBERAL
Frf5aT M Mfaae4 ia
NOTES ON THE CONVENTION


The Hon. 5. +. Rice and W. L. Hatchett
left Montgomery, Ala yesterday, 10 attend tue Cnc
naIi Convention
A correspondent writes from Syracuse tnat
the Cincinnati movement has gained ground rapidly
within past week in that section OF tho sate ana
adds: "It seems to thOuah Roscoe Conkllng Iau
cracked his party whip for the last time IN TINS S'ae
The latest convert to Liberal Republicanism
Is The indianapolis ge,cs which announces mat IL WI"
support the Cincinnati candidates provided they aie
sound Republicans IL says there undouDted Ihuieh
tOns OF an overwhelming Liberal malOfl! IN A4u""
next November.
A Grant organ in Minnesota classihes the
Cincinnati delegation from that State in this eiegan'
style: PreGninent old Seeds soreheads. carboniiero
ocras." Unhappy delegates, Bat they shJuu nv INV a
known better tAan 10 have SPOKEN aghihS' oui '
Washington"
Here is dangerous symptom OF reacneiy
the part Of Administration Journal. III uaiins
the possibilities OF the Cincinnati COnyenuon' ANe ~
fron Trbsne says: 10 may, under cert U ~ \,
stcrs name the next Presidei 0fsthe Uheu e,.3s'
The idea OF snch possible result from llniv
OF s0rc-heads" Il preposerUus. Cant tho De"o' ou
itOr have Il Post-Olice, assesHOrshipt
In a calm and manly article Oh tho Clheih-
matt Conyentiou The Boslon Post says: e NO i'liAi
Journal authorized 10 pledge the support oi 'e De
m0cracy They free 20 consider what co"f'" they
will pufauo after Tia Convention shall have hhi'h"i its
vera. i -peul e. fe .ag time ~ pfcniaAul ""' ~
',rf-,Hnce whf tIf D~n lcrtts will do ~ ctth tun
tI.Acy. alter eiJ"'u'uS upJn th'n W ~'''"'' N' -
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
MUSIC.
MISS xrLssov's FAREWELL TO AMERICA.

MISS NILssON's FAREWELL TO AMERICA
\ house crowded from the orchestra to the
slsylghts with the best company OF the metropolis;
continual tempest Of applause and rain OF bouquets and
garlands sigualized the last night among US OF the
swedish goddess during the past has gained
powerful a hold upon the public heart The programme
Of the evening formed one OF those scrappy festivals
which senm inevitable benefit nights aud charitable
performances and which usually leave no recollection
but one OF profound tedoUsness. But last night
the uccesson OF pieces was admirably arranged that
the impression OF fragnentary selection was lost ana
the sympathy Of the spectators carried gradually on
from the mingled sadness and gayety OF the early por
ton OF La Travata through the passionate crisis OF the
fate of Lucia d Lammermoor with an episode OF excel
lent acting and singing Dy Miss Phipps and Brigno In
the Troyatore which prepared the audience for the
croypng triumph Miss Nilsson IN the final act OF Ham
let She was never in better voice or IN liner vein
few days OF rest had restored her strength ana SPIRITS Inc
vast and sympathetic audience injected her with Its own
enthusiasm Her dramatic force and insight has never
been more clearly displayed than in the scene from
Iucia and in the act from Hamlet she surpassed any
former effort In sweetness and power. 1t seemed as
the Thought OF all worship and devotion she has ex
cited during the year was with her last night. and she
was moved by grateful impulse 20 reward her adorers
once for ALL without reserve. when the curtain fell
for tho last time quite unusual demonstration TOOK
MACE The shower OF bouquets than she could
the clamorous rewels OF the audience. When she ap
peared finally before the curtain, excited, hushed ana
moved by evident sincerity and warmth Of the greet
ngs she was receiving perhaps for the hst tme tho
house rose and cheered II viii be long before the PIC
ture OF the Northern Prma Donna, she stood last
mi ght be hind the ootlgts crowned with perfect sue
cess and that hnai grace which comes rom deep Ieens'
will fade from the memories OF who were there
MUSICAL NOTES.
The Ornbeonist Sprngtide Festival Is to be
held at the Academy OF Music next Monday night
The third annual concert of the Young
Ladies' Charitable Union Will DC given at Lyric bAi
next Tuesday evening. -
Franz Abt. whose arrival is expected this
week will give his first in the United states =.
appearing there Lincoln Han on tue s,h
OF May under the auspices or the ChOIai oooo''' %"
gerbund and Arion Society OF that city.
Mr.. Louis Engel gives his second matinee
ths afternoon Madame Mnzocchis CONCERT - 70 axe
place ths evening the concert or the tnuIvn ,iuots
kssocation IA f he on Thurnday evening ana the ist
cancert ~ the Pbilharmono Society ON Saturday
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

STATEMENTS IN THE BRITISH FARLIA VEN
POsTPoNEMENT OF EARL RUssELLs MOTT.
SECRETARY FIsH's NOTE NOT YET RECEIVE
ARRANGEMENT WITH CANADA FOR THE
ADOPTION OF THE TREATY.
LONDON. Monday, April %. 1871
In the House of Lords tonight, notice was given
Of the further postponment of Earl Ruseeivs motion
until the 9th of May. Earl Granville in reply to an
inquiry from the Marquis Of Salisbury, said that.
during recent visit at the residence Of the American
Minister, he was informed by Mr.. Schenck that the
reply Of the American Government to the British
note Of March 20, with regard consequential dam
ages, had not yet been received, but was momenta-
rily expected to arrive
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Cochrane, member
for the Isle Of Wight gave notice that he should to-
morrow, ask the Government whether it could pro-
duce the correspondence which has passed between
the Colonial Office and tho Canadian Government
with relation to the Treaty Of Washington Later
in tho evening, Mr. Gladstone, replying to ques-
ton by Mr.. Jenlunson, said the Imperial Govern
ment had agreed to guarantee Canadian loan Of
f2JOO000 sterling for the construction OF a railway
to the Pacific. providing Canada should accept the
Washington Treaty.
REPORTED ABANDONMENT OF THE CLAIMS FOR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
TORONTO, Canada, Monday, April %, 1872.
The Globe, this morning, publishes dispatch from
it's special correspondent in Ottawa stating that Sir
John a. Mcdonald has received cable dispatch
from SIR John Rose stating that the American Gov
ernment has abandoned the claims for consequent
tial damages
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
FLORIDA,

PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGIsLATURE-A BRIBE-
TAKER UNSEATED.
TALLAHAssE, Fla, April 29.-In the Senate,
the motion OF Mr.. Wentworth OF the Ist District
the scat OF Bishop c. III. Pearce, convicted of bribery
from the With Senatorial District declared vacant
by vote OF IL TO 1. In the House the following bills
passed and sent 90 the enate act to provide
for filling vacancies in Of impeachment other
suspensOD act regulating succession tn the office OF
Governor In Of resignation other Both
Houses adjourned TIL Tuesday.
Justices Wescott and Hart in the Supreme Court, TO
day, sustained ActingGov. Day, and advised Gov Reed
that his impeachment still pending before the Senate,
which, the Court says Is the only tribunal TO acqut him.
and until he Is acquitted discharged by that tribunal
within the meaning Of the Constitution he Is sus-
pended from office Governor The majority decline 10
express any opinion 10 the legal fact OF the adjourn
ment OF the Senate without giving MT. Reed trial. but
content themselves by arguing that the Senate Is alone
competent TO determine the effect Of their action.
Chief-Justice Randall dissented In able opinion hOd
that the Senate having adjourned stne de, the SUI
peme Court could decide to the effect Of chat adjourn
nent aud that Its effect was 10 acquit Gov. Reed
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
reference with Cincinnati. Is gross, inconsistent and

terfcrence with Cincinnati. Is gross, inconsistent and
impoiuc."
Philadelphia dispatch states that the 15o
delegates from that city Cincinnati joined ut
Pittsburgh by Mr. NJ B. Lowry and so other delegates
from Erie County delegation Of 6s will be selected
from the whole represent the State In detail
with the following delegates at large: John Hickman,
NJ. 3. Lowry Gen. Kane, and Col. Mcclure. Gov.
Curtns name will not be presented for VicePresident.
1t is really touching to see the anxiety dis
played by the Administration organs for the harmony Of
the Cincinnati Convention Each one Of them has do
cidcd over and again that any harmonious result
IA impossible but yet they let the subject rest
The Phtladehid Press deserves the thanks Of Its col
leagues for starting u smile, and thus relieving
poor 6cyla and Chary bdis which have been fearfuly
abused OF The Press compares Cincinnati to great
seaport from which will be much easier to get To
than to reach landing place. And hence these tears
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
TIE UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER.
A sEMI-OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
y--,., IN, p,as.inotSu Republican Of gssieYriag

From me WassiHsi0n Republican Of yssteriay
As the case between Great Britain and our
selves now stands there will be arbitration by the
tribunal at Geneva upon the claim question OF Indirect
and consequential damages but In order that the oppcr
tunty that has arisen for settling the disputed
and momentous question Of faw far neu-
tral Power is responsible, when responsible
at ALL for damages suffered by q Power at
war with other Powers may he lost 70 the nations
now Immediately Interested, efforts are Oelng made ~
formulate into supplemental treaty or compact the
principle that had hoped TO have established by an
ADJUDICATION OF our claims For this purpose proposi-
ti0ns reached the British Government NV DAYS ago
and though the answer OF Lord Granville received on
Saturday neither accepts REJECTS the proposal hefe
"A every believe that other ODlectiun thh
the need FOR proper consideration Exists Win tha
GOvernment Ion dispatch 20 Minister -cbenck on SAT
rdav nigb bore the further and final suggestions of the
limited States Government with respect to tnls prVp0s
fon and there s little doubt that the arbitration wiz
proceed in June next mutual Understanding nohor
allie no boh parties and that by simultaneous action an
agreeent concerning the rights ana dutes or neutral
po,yers Will which will not only De favorable
IN the future interests the UDJed status but VIII
remove all possibility OF successful reclanations upon
ts GOyernent the acts Of the Fenin ORGANIZATIONS
within borders.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
A DELEGATION FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH. April 27-At meeting of Liberal
Republicans held this city recently, H. j. Mennger,
Secretary of State and William g. Mason. esq. promi-
nent lawyer Of this city; Alexander Mclver supern'
tendent OF Public Instruction Of Orange County Daniel
L. Goodloe Of Warren County, the Hon. Lewis Haines
and II. II. Helper OF Rowan County, and others from
different parts OF the State including one colored man.
were appointed delegates to the Cincinnati Convehton
Those whose names are mentioned certainly going
and perhaps many others. They oil Republicans OF
the old school, and recognize Messrs Trumbu. Greeley
and their associates fit leaders of the rue Republican
party now In the early days Of its existence MANY
prominent Republicans ready to join the movement
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
THE "wRArHruL WOMAN" OF BELLvrLLE.

TO ths Edttor 81 Ths TrtbuHs.
SIR: L wonder II il ever occurred 10 ths
said woman" that man. when returning homo frora
biz days labor busness may very tired
fore properly wOraan. entitled 10 some consider
tong O, did It to her that during at east
sx hour, OF ZACH day. se could ride either to from
New York vith II pt9 ta car s he ssreusS bap,
OF the day when n OF necessity compeled % naks
Sis n"ce In of empIov ment Really Old she
thai she could as. hour or two carrier In the day.
when She could have hall q ear 70 spread her packages
and herself iDf NNS~'
RroCkila. Auril o. lH1
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
OHIO.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MENT5.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 29.-Both branches of
the General Assembly adjourned at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing TO meet again jan 1879 Before adjournment the
bill to provide for elee;ing delegates TO the COnstu-
tiOnal COnyen ton in the Spring OF 1873 was defeated
Gov Noyes to-day appointed John j. PEBBLES Of Ports
mouth and Raymond Burns. Wdrdens Of the Peniten-
tary Geo. e. Howe OF Lancaster superintendent OF the
Reform School for Boys Geo. W. steele Chairman OF
the House Committee RefOrmdtOry Institutions; III.
H. Leavt OF Springfield, nted states Judge for the
Southern District OF Ohio Commissioner on the part
OF Ohio 10 International Prison Congress ~ DO held
III London In July next.
COLUMBUS, April ga sensation was Gre
ated to-day the discovery that the famous Adar
Liquor imperfect inasmuch tho enactng clause
OF the law reads Be 1t epacted by the State OF OhiO
instead Of 10 enacted by the General Assembly or
the State OF Ohio" che Constitution prescnDes The
question 20 whether the error makes the law Invalid
not will be tested within lew days.