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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-03

Pocahontas or Ninon lately made
half mile in l;04 Ia which isbett or than
ever made by any other horse Tor that
distance. NIP.
ACCIDENT ON THE ADDISON RAILROAD.
"A serious accident happened to the
mail train en- route to Port Henry, over
the Addison railroad, Saturday evening,
between Whiting and Shoreham, From
the scanty details that We have been able
to gather, it appears that the train was
proceeding at its usual rate Of speed, when
the locomotive ran into COW, which was
ding on the track, and instead OF
throwing her from the rails, knocked her
down, and in some way, rolled her under
the train, wrecking the baggage and pas
senger cars. so that they were unfit for
immediate future use. We are informed
that no person was injured, but that Con-
ductor Whitney transferred his passcn-
gers to the locomotive, taking them into
Port Henry slightly behind time. 1t is
needless to add that the COW was speed y
TRANSFORMED into minced beef y
AIR. John D. Ward, of Jersey City,
died on Monday, in the 10Th year of his
age. lie was one of the most active and
efficient of the early business men of Yer
gennes, where he started foundry, a
forge and machine shop, which gave
employment at one time, to fifty men.
This business he carried on with increas-
ing success until 1886. when he sold out
to VIM. II. White, Henry Hewitt and
Apollos Austin, who were known as the
Vergennes Iron Co. After leaving Yer
gennes he became one of the proprietors
of the immense Novelty Iron Works OF
New York, and also one Of the commits
sioners in the vast enterprise for intro
ducing the Croton Water works INTO that
city. Subsequently he removed to Jcr.
sey City and established a foundry, and
was the founder OF the Jersey City Wa
ter Works, and his death is referred to
in the papers of that city as public loss.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

~ DISTRICT OF VERMONT, So
This is to give notice, that on the 2lst day ol
May, A. ID. 1873, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate of
DOWNER 8. ALLEN
of Middlebury, in the County of Addison and State
of Vermont who have been adjudged Bankrupt
on their creditors petition: that the payment OF
any debts and delivery of any property belonging
to said Bankrupts to them, or for their use, and
the transfer of any property by them, are forbid
den by law; that meeting of the creditors oil
said Bankrupts,to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees Of their estate, will be held
at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at tho Of
fee of l.. L. Lawrence ESD in Burlington, in the
County of Chittenden and State of Vermont, be-
fore l.. i. Lawrence, Esq, Register, on the l0th
day of June, A. d. 1873, at 10 o'clock, a. IN.
lO;2w THOMAS EAILEX,
Deputy United States Marshal as Messenger
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- TATE OF vERMONT-Dis,rict oil

- Addison, -.
In Probate Court, held at Mildlobury. wiihiA
and for tho District Of Addison, on the 18th day
of NJ ~, \. D. 1873.
An instrument purporting to be the last viii
and tcsthment of
BE1NEl PlRHiLNI,
late of Aiidlchurv, in said district, deceased t,
in, h'cn presented to this Court for probate. /.
is tho,oupou ordered that said instrument h4 re-
ferred to session Of this Court to be held at the
probate Office in Midilebury,on Monday. the 10th
day of June, A. D. 1873, for proof and allowance,
and it is further ordered that notice hereof lr
given to all persons interested by publication or
this order three weeks successfully in the Mid
debury Register, n newspaper printed at Middle
bury, previous to said time, that they may az
pear at that time and place and show cause, ii
any they may have, why said instrument should
not be allowed as the last will and testament 81
said deceased. SAML L. COOKE, Judge
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Yrnal 1lntirEs.

CTATE OF VERMONT-District Of
~ Addison 90.
In Probate Court held Mt Middlebury, within
and for said District on the 22d day Of May, a.
A. 1873,
Stephen n. Warren, Administrator Of tho estate
of HARRIET ROYCE,
late Of Orwell in said district, deceased, present.
his application in writing, with the assent Of all
the heirs residing in this State for license
to sell all Of the real estate Of the said deceased
consisting Of her homestead, situate in Orwell,
aforesaid, as tho same cannot be divided without
damage to all interested therein. IT is thcreupon
ordered that said application be referred TO a
sion of this Court to be held at the probate Office
in Middlebury, on Monday, the 23d day Of June
next, tls73), for hearing thereon; and it is fur
Their ordered that notice hereof be given by puLii-
cation of this order three weeks successfully in the
Middlebury Register, newspaper printed a.
Middlebury, previous to said time, that all inter
ested in said estate may appear and show cause
if any they may have, why said license should not
be granted. 10 SAMUEL Il. COOKE, Judge.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
Shipping Notes.

Steamship san Salvador, 97l tons of the Savannah
line, has been the large balance dock foot OF Pike
street all the week, putting in new plates
ship Ladoga 1853 TONS OF Boston lowered from the
smaller balance dock adjoining on Wednesday, after
having been stripped, caiked and remetal d. She
followed by bark Lepanto, 49j tons OF Boston, for
animation and TO raise her metal
Ship of Hope, 1926 tons of Boston, lowered
from the mammoth sectional dock foot OF Rutgers
Wednesday, after being stripped calkei and
tailed, and ship Grace new, 1892 tons followed, to
receive her first suit Of yellow metal sheathing.
ships Hermnc tGer 56s tons and Emily Farnum, 1874
tons, have been the large sectional dock at Clinton
street, both TO strip, calk and remctal.
on the smaller Clinton street dock have been brig
Mary Francis and bark For Hurbut. 400 tons both
to patch metal and the Camden and Amboy steamer
New York, for slight repairs
Brig Annie Gardner, III tons has been on the small
sectional dock foot OF Rutgers street 10 patch metal
The entries at tho docks have been :--on the
large dock schr Convoy repair orefoot. brig Apollo
r) l62 tons and bark Golden Fleece Br) 2 tons both
to patch metal On the middle dock, schrs Azcna ga
tons to paint, and Arthur, 1856 tons patch metal
PILOT boat Edmund Blunt has been the small dock to
clean
Messrs p J o'Connel a Co have had on their Erie
Basin scctic docks schrs Herald new rudder and
Flora condon, for paintings bras Jura 3i tons, for
examination, ana beaver, zps tons ior antnt and
Marine Disasters.
while going down the bay yesterday, ashore on
mud bank a short distance below Bedlocs Island but
will probably get Off the next high water.
mr. LorrrK WARREN tBr, Lucas from Liverpool for
70 discharge Tor reoars.
smr VALLEY FORCE, Wood, at San Francisco Dec from
cyclone with heavy cross sea from every point of The
b1Iwarss hatch houses and received other damage also
shifted cargo, giving the ship heavy list 10 the star
board
BARK cAsrssA MApRE dtap. Ginapp, from London,
which went ashore At shark River 81 Dec s. at PM.
was got on 18TH after discharging l2U tons chalk
thcr basin at stapleion 81. She received damage.
BARK JANE Ann. tBr). from Dublin for Baltimore
makes water.
eJAwrs sn.rsEn mot as tecgraphedl, Mcintosh,
with loss OF foresai foretopmast stuysa and jib and
other sails split
DyD sa bSVS bSSTns s ns
ported abandoned at schr David wasson, Brooks
s Nc @ @rhRfy %
W 70 Aug % had fine weather and light 1inds being in
az PI on this date weather sqaally iurlcd liaht
cs wpe Seps Sad es ni IN w2 "re
sail and while hauling the mansail down II split from
L Al this time The sea running very high, ashcd Was
him there some time, thinking safe him on deck,
easy Tie waS tSen suddenly veered 10 east
s'i hs
,he Wind shortly after coming on. from M me ss
s2m the ropes the sea coming At The SAM TINE m9ye the
Downs, Andrew doodgow and Henry KroblIes cook.
ends wilson Jones' 10Y Of wes, Brootve Johnson
% & % ssng ana cnas or a
cs sos the n eds @ % w"s np w
a aeef and Suddcr STOCK Drosoa The were assd
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
The FLooD IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Extensive Damage to Property by the
High Water In the Ohio and Its
Tributaries.

PITrSBURG, Pa Dec. l3, 1873.
The inccssant rains OF the past few days have
swollen the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers to
unusual height, and IN some places the banks OF
both streams have been over1owed and much
damage to property caused. The Allegheny River
rose rapidly last night that great quantities of
lumber, with numberless barges and boats, were
swept away. The great ieet OF coal barges along
the Monongahea River have been in danger OF
destruction but 1t is likely now there viii not be
any great number oil them lost they have been
well secured.
Advces IRON above state that the Aleghany at
Bradyis Bend Is overn0wIng its banks and 30
families are homeless. Green street Is inundated
ts entire length, and the people are driven to the
upper portions oil the houses. The water IS within
three feet Of the Brady's Bend iron WORK bridge
across the Alleghany, and travel across IL rs sus
pended. Hall a million ieet of lumber has been
swept away rom TINS point. The track OF the Alle
ghaly Valley Railroad IS submerged, aud travel on
IL has been suspended.
At ParkeT's Landing many people were driven
from their homes and took 10 the nlllsdes close by
Ali the low-lylnR ground Is nooded and the water
is running over tie window ss IN the Mansion
House. The amount OF damage to stores and
timated. Tanks and oil derricks have been swept
away like straws before whirlwind. A vast
amount OF lumber has been pouring out OF Clarion
River all day. Thousands and thousands OF feet
have been lost. The telegraph offices are Hooded
out. the operators taking their instruments up on
the hills.
At on City tie water has risen eight feet within
the past "A hours. and now marks IS ieet and Is
standing. The water mas flooded the 1ats around
the city, ana is IN all the easements on Seneca
and most OF those on Centre street. Consider
able damage has been done to the track Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway, 1t beng
washed away In several places and the trains nave
been unable to leave Tor the present The water
now Is at a stand.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

ON the wreck 70, ane sea making clean breach
and % sns on na after
being the wreck TOR days without ood or water,
hsooarns and ' aSen to Msnie"de% CAP Capt Tapey
g return thames par 10 Uan pea @ anu ms n ocers iqr
can,s While on board the Amelia rs aso to the mer-
scnR NELLIE r SAWYER. Mcfarland, at savannah Dec
hesy Me- s ' & es w @ M and heS
gales na and hsn sea the vessel a6ons sSay
heavy sea- ny which carried arr the split the
spar with p iathoms chain cable and the kedre
shor attached to IL to briny her head 70 the sn,
vessel iabored heavily the nuaI breaking
aa M 9 g,
rolling heavily kept all hands e ting ri .ging at
the With D saeys saSea G
n ern boat spsa a@ay & @ a
and sgu,ls: At 4PM The wind shifted suddenly 10 wv,
forced hawcr IT, vi'HSra vi aSS% RS%
@ Il Ras % ssags he ht sa
ming from the southward ana continual " breaking
part OF the huiwarks to let the water Oh the decks
Sem scHn Ella FL Br while lying at Knsspot rs lately
river She had struck the anchor, which made hole
in her bottom The cargo was sold or ss and as it was
again shipped, the vessel beng repaired in the mean
time. She is now probably on the way to New York.
ermens Cape, Ms while he passage from sydney to
81 e ss Win sasS Of sp The e0" %as
Capt Stnson was part owner.
scHR ALsos; owned by. B ) Alison, was struck by
flaw of wind and upset, when opposite Haverstraw, a
by the Adelph
Southwest Ledge. New Haven has not changed her po-
sition. The captain and Mr. Jerrmian sni H. agent Tor
the underwriters, have contracted with Capt Lowe
at salvage OF 81 per cent Work will be commenced
the wreck at once.
Sem AlauzAR, Young, from New York for Rockland
ran ran ashore a ore on the fats Just outside Of Edgarown gh
the wharf by steamer Martha's Vineyard.
ScHRJ BENT, at Lubec, reported leaking last week. is
h Inc lumber = pied on ne wharf where
up AGAINST the transom which will be replaced by
other
BRouwERsuAvrs, Nov 2s-The Jupiter Lcitke, from
New York in coming to anchor in collisi with
slight
machinery.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 1.-The Cvnosure, from New York got
across the bows OF the samuel burner from Bangor Nov
% (before reported bv cabl) doing considerable
damage to cutwaer and port bow.
PORTSMOUTH. Dec i2-Schr Hudson from New YORK for
Thomaston. Is ashore: VIII be of next tide
miscellaneous.
The purser of the steamship Hermann, from Bremen
and Southampton has our thanks for f,vo-s
BARK LErAsro 4o6 tons built at Kennebunk in 1868,
now In port loading for Java has been sold paroles
this city at private price.
cay I'll reports that the 50th ult Thomas Parker
man, died and was buried at
Notice TO Mariners.
buoy has been placed the wreck of Fire Island by
order OF the Lighthouse Board under direction OF Com
lrencnaru, uSN, Lighthouse Inspector.
Wnalemem.
Arrived at San Francisco Dec s. bark Ocean Stced,
Peasc, from Honolulu; 40 bhls sp oil.
Cleared at do Dec o bark Helen Mar, koon, TO cruise.
Spoken.
Brig Lena, from Demerara for Boston Dec 5 lat ss.
Ion IL
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

Bark La Invida dtaD, Laur" Liverpool-slocovich a
Co.
Park Helos (Nor), Matthiesen Loneon-retens 4 Book
mann.
Park Johannes Rod (Nor), Andersen cork-Funch.
Edye 20.
Bark A Kennedy, Sheffield, Hsvre-yates Porter
fed.
rk Cato (Norl, Wing, Antwerp-Funch, Edye Co.
Blrk Jenny GER, Wierlchs, Bremen-Fred echwoon..
Bark Euploea GER, Friek. Hamburs-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Agnes Barrett Galveston-E NJ Staekpole.
Bark Victoria Perez, Chapman, Jacksonvilie-H
Loud 4 90
Brig II Mex spearns CBr), Hitler, Cienfuegos-Jova
Co
Brig Nellie Hustled Davis, Matanxas-Brett Son Co.
Brig Manius (Br), Nichols, Sag tiarbor-Waydel TO-
schr Lavinia Warren. Johnson pcmerara-Leay-
craft Co
schr Morning Star, Paine, st Pierre (Narp-B Wen
berg.
:, chr Hattie Weston Parsons, st Pierre Marp-B
,,schr Gov Goodwin, Snow, IS Pierre CMart-Miller
Houghfon
schr Cora Eta. johnson. st Croix-B Mctcalt Co.
schr Nelly Potter, Gaskill Washington, DC-W Him.
schr Ka'e q Rankin Hall, Boston-H Brown 4 Co.
Schr Corning French, Bos on-H Brown * co.
schr oulSa Francis Winchester, New Beuiord-Fergn
& Wood.
steamer Beverly Pierce. Phiadelpbia.
steamer Utley, Davis, Philadelphia.
steamer BacA Diamond smith Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
herald wHIIEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINES.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIiEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINES.
steamship Anglia Br,. Small, GLASGOW Nov 70 and Mo,
Bros. I'm came anchor out ide the Hook, and
detained all nit hi in con,eIn, nee OF thick wea her
20 and southamptoa Dee with ise and 81 81 passen-
gers S os hs & no. Had moderate ate we n Th h
had heavy gale from NW, with very high sa lee L,
49, i%S"Ts esmsn
Mayagrel ith with mdse and passengers to iim For
steamship VIRGO Bulkley Savannah Dec 9. with mdse
and passengers 10 Murray Ferris 4 Co.
u steamship James Adger Lockwood ch9rleston % Pee
Steamship REGULATOR, Martin, Wilmington, NC. with
mdse and passengers 10 Lorlard.
steamship Albemarle, Reed, Norfolk, with mdse and
M Bark uanesa M Madre G,aD: Ginappe, LONDON Oct H.
BARI s Aecano ab Vncsnzo London 80 days. in
BARK 9 sucker Ger. Ahrens, Antwerp "a days in
Bark otilia Nor Aagaarl Antwerp IS days, in ballast
BARK SNS nHsSn Merrill Malaga With p
2si Ion 43 q passed large iron buoy painted red
Bark Taiisman O. Liverpool Blackford. Pernambuco
noy i3 via Hampton Roads Dec Il, with sugar to J
Park James Ward Llesegang Progreso 10 days. with
hemp to Echcyerra 4 Co; vessel 70 james Ward
Brig Estee ,of Granville Ms. IN, Havana Il days.
n,a%S Va pssSaTe SresfSstsr day., WIN sugar
sf@y s@s Meymsn IS
dqy Y a to ss cG M
naval stores to Iollner' Potter Co ~ -
drews CA q lays Win secSSnuts &c TO 70 Vessels
Had heavy and Ne gales the enare passage lost and
x9s59 s s BGracn nasua
'aeS eS TI'q Resy ss 70 s;eema vrsn 70
schr NJ Vance, Purge, Virginia.
schr J I Russell, Russell, Virginia.
The ship Fearless from loilo which arrived 18th,
ports :had days neavv westerly gales on the Cape of
Sas nov @ WE then M light @io
lat "a \; since variable weather.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
ballast to L II arms,rong. ~
as w a9d to c"nResu 6 River for
schr Lizzie D small, Chase New bedford for Phadel-
schr Ada Ames Walker, Rockland for New York, with
schr empire, Jones, Portland for New York. with
seh se son ssw
schr + Bcktord, Ferris, Grecnport for Ia tmore
schr @ Free &pa % rssy arIdssoort 81 ior T New YORK
ss ssr na srS Eessf sPwss 9 r Se% sr
chr rr9ee rS or e% SF Am0y
sehr ayres 'Ss New York
shr h us ras ae r TOR % New sS Sc1t
schr Mary Augusta sammI- Sorthpert for New York.
schrAJ Williams, Morrell, Stamford or New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Kate Scranton, Palmer, New York for Provi.
dencc.
schr j N Ayres Provost New York for Bridgeport.
chr Geo Pierce, Kelly, New York tor Salem
Steamer Albatross DAVIS. New York Tor Fan River.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION
WHITEsroNE Dec l3, 1873
The following table showst the number OF which
passed this station during the week caiins Dec 49,
INWARD BOUND.
steamsfps. Snhgnc.: srlgs
Total.
BOUND.
SchoonerS loo
Br1g5 5..................... 4
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
Almanac for New York-Thrs Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. l3, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Greece Br Thomas, Liverpool via Queens
town. w j Hurst
steamship Manhattan (Br), Price Liverpool, via Queens
town Williams a Guion.
steamship Pcrere (Fr, Daurc, Uayre via Brest-Geo
Mackenzie
steamshlp nonau CCcD, Neynaber, Bremen via South
ampton-Derichs a 60.
steanship Geo CLYDE Pennington Galveston via Key
Wcst-C u Mallory 4 Go.
steamship Knickerbocker, eager, New orcans-Clark
A Seaman.
Baker.
steamship san Jacinto. Hazard ssvannab-w Gar
Tison.
steamship Huntsville, CroweI, savannah--Robt Low
Cen
steamship Charleston Berry Charicson--I W Quin-
tard 90.
o. s,eeTship Albcmarle, Read, Norfolk-od Dominion
shin Co.
Kenyon. -
steamship Bcncfactor Jones. Philadel elphIa-Lorard
steamship Co.
steamship Gen whitney. Hallett. Boston.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DFpARTNENT
OFFICE OF THE CH EFF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 14Al A. N.

WASHINGTON ID. c., Dec. 14Al A. NJ.
Probabilities.
The storm which is now central of the East
Atlantic coast Will move TO the northeastward
over Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, with high
and dangerous winds.
For New England increasing pressure, with cold
northwesrery to westerly winds and light snow,
followed by clearing weather during the day.
For THE MIDDLE STATES AND THE LOWER LAKE
REGION LOWER TEMPERATURES. WITH PARTLY CLOUDY
AND CLEARING WEATHER, EXCEPT POSSIBLY LIGHT
SNOW IN THE LAKE REGION.
For the Southern states increasing pressure, with
continued low temperature and generally clear
weather.
For the upper lakes and the Northwest, slowly
rising temperature, less pressure, southerly to
westerly winds and partly cloudy weather.
Cautlonary signals continue at Norfolk, Balti-
more, Cape May, New York, New Haven, New Lon
don, Woods Hole. Boston and Eastp port.
FOR the canal region OF New York State the rem-
perature viii continue below freezing point during
the coming "a hours.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
SAILED.

Steamship Republic (Br) for Liverpool; City of Brus
sells !Brl, do Gladys tBr), do Virginia (Brl. Glasgow;
Elysia (ri. do; Donau Ger, Bremen; Periere (FD,
havre; Delta Br,, cardiff Geo " Clyde, Galveston via
Key West; Emily Souder, New Orleans; kncker-
booker, do; Huntsv lie, savannah; San Jaclnto do;
Charleston, Charleston. Ola Dominion, Richmond, &C;
John Gibson, GEORGETOWN, DC; Fanita Norfolk Bene
factor, Phadelphia: barks sacramento London; Geo
Suppich Ger, Rochefort brgs sarah Gilmore, st Tho
mas; Azaiia tBrl, st Johns Nj.
ind ar sun NV
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
DEATH OF pAYMAsTBR R A KINz1E, U. s A.

Major Robert A. Kinzie, paymastcr In tnc
United States Army and attached to the staff
OF General sheridan, died.suddeny OF heart disease
bears date May 2 1891 and he was made lienten
ant colonel by brevet March 13, 1885, lie was
born IN the State OF Illinois, but was appointed TO
the service from Kansas.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
UTAH.
Rumor of Governor Woods Removal
Leon Leotnrd, the Gymnast, Hurt by a
Faii-Brigham In the Snow.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 13 1879.
lhere has been much anxiety among the Genties
Tor the last few days over a report that Governor
"oous sto be removed. Leading citizens have in
lorncu We President that such removal at the
present Time would be a great misfortune TO the
Another long petition to Congress- containing
over 1000 signatures, praying for Legislation ON H.
hale OF Utan, Is 10 be sent TO Washington to.nor.
row.
Leon Leotard, the French gymnast. at,omnted
10 walk on rope across the street from the theatre
this afternoon, but fell to the ground ana received
serious, if not Iatal, injuries.
Brigham Young and party are snow bound en-
route sOuth at EaDarR -
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

AVtTaIt ttHptraturt ytsIeT'dY 4594
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 251<
Average temperature last week............. 43 ~
Average temperature Tor corresponding
week last year. so e.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
The Weather In This City Yesterday.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past "A hours in compari-
with the corresponding day OF last year, in.
dlcated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar.
m IkR Al n
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
OUR CARLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
Burning or n Cotton-Ladcn Ship-Arri-
walls from and Departures for the
United States.

Burning or n Cotton-Ladcn ship-Arri-
walls from and Departures for the
United States.
HAvRE, Dec l3, 1873
BURNING OF BRITISH SHIP.
The ship Preston tBr) North, which arrived here
the Sh inst from New Orleans. is burning he has 1890
bales board THE Preston registers 96 tons
was built at Quebec in 1861 and halls from Liverpoo
LONDON Dec l3, 1873
VESSELS ARRIVED
Arrived at Bristol Dec la steamship Arragon (Br,
Western, from New Yorh.
Arrived at Amsterdam Dec H. bark Kindcrlyck Ger,
Scherlau, from New York.
Arrived at Rotterdam Dec II, barks yerein Ger,
Apreck, from Philadelphia; Atlantic GER, Scherring,
from Wilmington. NC; Asen GER, Gronisch from New
York.
Arrived at Elslnorc, bark onkel Adermann GER. Mau
from Philadelphia.
Arrived at Nelson, New Zealand. bark Mendoza (sr),
Howeson from San Francisco.
Arrived at -, bark Hedwic Ger. voss, from New
York via Elsinore.
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Liverpool Dec 13 steamship Cuba (Br),
Noodle, for New York.
Sailed from Southampton Dec 1s steamship Hosata
Ger, Barends drom Hamburg. for New York.
Sailed from London Dec Is bark Thames (Br Couves,
for Boston.
Sal ed from Queenstown Dec Is, bark Nomad Town.
send drom CardinD, tor New York, having repaired.
Sailed from Glasgow Dec Is, bark Amphion (us Mel
som, for Philadelphia
Sailed from -. La Plata, for United states.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF IEPARTUEE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
DECEMBER.