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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04
WASHINGTON.
Howard University.

WASHINGTON, December 3. General
Howard has resigned the presidency of
Howard University. Professor Langston,
colored, has been rendered the place.
Horace Maynard Serennded.
Representative Horace Maynard was ser.
enaded tonight at the Ebbitt House.
Among those in the room adjoining the bal
cony from which he spoke were President
Grant. several members of the Cabinet and
a number OF Senators and Representatives
In the course of his remarks he said that
the people of Tennessee would see for them
selves whether the present agitation on the
subject of Cuban affairs BODIED war or
peace. They have read the protocol which
was honorable to the United States and not
dishonorable to Spain, and will look to the
President as leader of peace, in this
transaction, while they will not forget the
wisdom and caution of the Secretary of
State, through whom the instrument was
consummated.
4 Denial.
A Democratic Congressman requests that
the statement be made that, at is not true
as telegraphed from this place. that the
resolution of Holman, in the Democratic
caucus, on Saturday night, declaring that
no man who was implicated in the Credit
Mobilier scandal or salary bill, should be
voted for as Speaker, was defeated by a
vote of the caucus. The resolution was
ruled out of order by the chairman, on the
ground that the caucus had no power to
control, by a resolution, the vote of any
member. Upon this ruling being made and
sustained, Holman withdrew with but two
disSents
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music.

The Bertha" matinee at the Academy
yesterday was an immense success-so
great indeed, that Mr.. Bdwell has de-
termined to offer the same attraction and
Inducements to attend his Saturday matt
nee, when he will give away another sew
ing machine. The name Of the young lady
who won the prize yesterday will be found
IN another column.
Tonight the fine drama of the Hidden
Hana' will be revived, in which Miss Alice
Harrison and Mr.. j. p. Kiibourne will ap-
pear as C0pitoio Black and Wool
" Uncle Toms Cabin" will be plaved to.
morrow evening, in the same excellent man
ner which marked its first production, with
a cast including Miss Harrison, little Minnie
Maddern and the entire company.
sp. Charles Theatre.
"Maum Gre" continues to attract liberal
patronage, and the friends of Mr. Murphy
are as enthusiastic as ever over his repre-
sentatioDs Of Irish life and character. The
drama will run during the remainder of his
engagement.
Sunday evening the excellent low come
dian of the company, Mr.. j, S. Delaney. will
take his first benefit in New Orleans. The
sterling Irish drama, entitled ''The Peep-o,
Day." is in rehearsal for the occasion.
The engagement Of Mrs. d. P. Bowers
and Mr.. j. c. McCollom commences at this
theatre on Monday evening next.
The Opera.
To night, Verdi's grand opera, 'Il Trova-
tore will be given with the same grand
cast that marked it's production last week.
Nile Denain will appear as the gypsy,
-i-ucena Nine. Fursch-Madier as Leanore
NJ. Devoyod as the Count de Luna, and NJ
Ga1ilhe as lie Irourere. At the matinee
Saturday, the three act comedy Miss Null
tom and the opera bouffe entitled lie &C"
will be produced. Sunday night. LA
Juive" with NJ. Guaymard as Elea-ear.
Underlined for production at early dates
we note Robert 10 Diable.' La Muette"
and LES Mousquetairs de la Refine"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04
ELECTION.
The Election in Texas-The Democratic
Ticket Elected.


Ticket Elected.
JEFFERSON, Texas, December 3.-The
election passed OFT quietly. This county has
probably gone Democratic by small ma
jority. 1t has always been strongly Re
publican heretofore. The negroes con.
Quoted themselves in an orderly manner,
Many of them voted the Democratic ticket.
GALVESTON, December 3-Returns from
all sections show Democratic majorities
larger than anticipated. The Ners claims
$4,000 to 10000 majority for Governor and
the State ticket.
The city vote is just known. Coke's
(Democrat) maj ajority, 1896. City of Hous-
tOn-Cokes majority, 286. Trinity Station,
Trinity county-Democratic majority, 1856
Rockport. Refugio county-Democratic ma
jority, los. Tyler, Smith county-Demo-
cratic majority, 80. Indianola-Republcan
majority, A. Hallville. Harrison county
Republican majority, 81 These are all the
returns thus far received.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04
minerva social Club.

This club OF young men, organized TOP
social enjoyment gave one OF their agreea-
BILE fancy dress and masquerade soirees at
Minerva Hall last evening. 1t was lar gely
attended by fair ladies and gallant young
gentlemen, and dancing was kept up until
the small hours of morning. The club is
now in the fourth year of its existence, and
the members thereof evidently know how
to give a party. and certainly provide gen
erously for the retreshment and entertain
ment of their guests on such occasions. Mr..
+. j. Scheuermann is the present secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Planting Interests On the Teehe.
FRANKLIN, La. December IA call has
been made by Q number Of leading plantsrs
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UONSTABLES' SALES.

william NJ. Scmmers VS.. Louisa ROsign0l
Third Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans,
No. 1903
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
u me directed by the Hon. John L. Laresche,
'hird Justice of the Peace in and for the parish
orleans will proceed to sell 1t public auction.
a SATURDAY, December l3, 1873, at twelve O'Clock
L. on Toulouse street, between bauphine and
hrgundy stree1-
oNE BEER WAGON.
le;zed in the above numbered and entitled suit
'erms-Cssla in United states treasury notes
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School Board.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of School Directors occurred last
evening. The me eting was called to order
at 7:45 P. NJ, DR.. Clark in the chair
Present-Messrs. Russell, Thompson, Bey,
Carey, Clark. Ingraham and Boothby.
Mr. Boothby presented the credentials OF
T. G. Tracy, appointed director of the
Fourth Municipal District, vice James F.
Casey, Esq, resigned, and he was admitted
to bis seat
There being no quorum, on motion of Mr.,
Ingraham the board adjourned to next
Wedn esday
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04
Mass for the Cuban PatriOae.

Archbishop Perche celebrated solemn
requiem mass yesterday morning at seven
o'clock, in the Cathedral, for the souls of
the Cubans and other martyrs of the Vir-
ginius. Mass was sung by Rev. Father
Train, assisted by Rev. Father Margot. A
catafalq ue was erected in front of the sane
tuary. The Archbishop preached from the
text at is holy and wholesome thought
to pray for the dead, that they may be alb
solved from their SINS The ceremonies
were concluded by solo by Nine. Comes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04

SALE CoNTINUED.-Ihe sale by the sheriff
of the contents Of hardware store, No.
76 Tchoupitoulas street, between Lafayette
and Peydras, First District, will be CON
, tinted to-day at 1890 A. n.
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New Hotel.

The old Shakespeare Club house, at the
corner of Dryades and Canal streets which
was destroyed by fire some time age, has
been purchased BY Mr. Hugh Cassidy, Of
restaurant fame. On it's site he proposes to
erect hotel Of six stories, which will sus
tain his reputation as caterer, and become
a fayorite resort Of the most tastidious.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04

A large party Of leading colored men left
for the North last evening, by way of the
jackson railroad, to attend the national
cor vention of colored men. Of the party
were Colonel James Lewis General A. Z.
Barber, Hon. David Young, c. F. Ladd,
Esq, j. L. Dupart, Esq, and many others.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- NoHce.-lhe annual election for directors of the
Canal and Land Improvement Company
SOf ths year 1874, will be held TUESDAY December
10 1913, at the Office of the company No 16 Ba.
60hhs street, between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and
- !. ~: j. A. KARSTENDIECK,
#~ 10 IuG Secret ary pro TEN.
#x I1lnnWOOd lodge. - Mem bers of Iiunwood
Iouge NO. lbl, Free and Acce pied Maso,s, are
.1ereDy notlhed to attend a meeting THIS EVENING
IOr the election of officers for the ensuing Masonic
year. BY order of the w. NJ
o+4 1t HENRY ABEL, Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04
Louisiana jOcke0 Club.

Since our complete account of the sta bles,
published on Tuesday, the following fast
ones have entered the lists:
There is Carrie, the bennington filly,
lightning colt and Nettie Norton, all
brought here by Mr.. John Coffey, from New
York.
Mr.. j. ]. Crowley, from Memphis, brings
Covington and Quartermaster
Apropos of the present meeting. the
special attention of delinq lent members OF
the Louisiana Jockey Club is called to the
secretary's card, appearing on our second
page. The board of directors, in regular
meeting, have resolved to suspend from all
privileges of the club house and grounds
every member in arrears until such arrear
ages shall have been paid.
TowbOat Association and Major Howell.
Since officers of the Towboat Association
instituted suit against Major Howell for
libel the more dignitied and law abiding
members have been hard at work, and have
thus far succeeded in changing the tenor of
the Ocean Towboat line, having bought out
enough dissenters to install! set of officers
who denounced the action OF its former
president in his endorsement Of the card
published by Captain E. A. Yorke against
Major Howell. The Steamship and Ship
Agents Association-whichi includes several
stockholders of the different tow boats-had
meeting Tuesday evening, at which
committee of five gas appointed to wait
upon the officers of the Towboat Associa-
tion, and also upon Major Howell, to devise
means, if possible, to harmonious work
ing of all parties
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04

The next gift Academy matinee, Saturday
nooe.
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AMUSEMENTS.
RsDwEAL's A.ADE,ps og ,lyslg.

Entire change. gGst night but three of Miss
ALNE HARRISON which occ aston will be pre-.
Ted the great drama, iii nve acts, entitled HID
DEN HAND Capitola-Alice Harrison
filday-Last representation ohis season of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
Saturday Noon-By request of many patrons op
the Academy who were una BILE to attend the first
sewing machine gift matinee given on Wednesday
by Miss Lesendre, corner of Esplanade and Dupr.
stffets) the management will give the Second Gift
Matinee and BERTHA Jubilee, at IL M for ladies
and children, upon which occasion one of Wheeler
d wilson's + 100 Sewing Machines will be given to
the party holding the lucky number. Admission
same hs usual adults fifty cents: children under ten
years twenty five cents Each fifty cent ticket sold
at the box office will receive one number chance
III the sewing machine.
Monday, December 8-First appeaTance of the
hAlIE PUTNAM COMEDY COMPANY. de4
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fcoNrMUED OK FoUk1H PAoE.I
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Colored National Convention.

Only Bertha matinee, Saturday Boon al
the Academy
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John HANSEN)
Continues to manufacture, in spite of the tire first
class custom made
Boots and Shoes,
Better and cheaper than ever, at No IS Canal
street, corner of Peters, next door to Cosan's
clothing house nee I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-04

for meeting, to be held here on Saturday,
December l3, to take into considerat ton
planting and kindred interests of this paSf-
lsh. A large and enthusiastic meeting is
anticinated ~
The New York herald., 1873-12-15

toraIy wrecked on Country Harbor Leoge Ms. Dsc1
Union Wharf Co ran ashore night Of sth inst on Peaked
nm Bars and has broken up and drIlted ashore in
Miscellaneous.
s &
;, ,LAgscnnD-At Ellsworth 9Th inst from the yard Of
ao Hall fine sshooner called the CITY Of n oT
constructed Of the best materials horoughly iastensd
are the Mssrs a Her masters 70 be Capt
Samuel Goodwin and she will be employed in foreign
A. Cal Calais Dec from the yard of Msss Short Bros
Marclis sons Calais and Capt Merrill VINO e
command co nn ~ herr and Others Her tonnage capacity will
DO recently from the yard Of Messrs Nckerssn
following dimcnsiens iii feet; n Beam, - iest
p Sa
she Is g be commanded By Capt John crosby Of East;
5sa bsysS SsR HsSd.p lsso
Others
LrcHons Nov 2s-Thc ship Ada outon lBr,, arrived
as
from New Orleans with cargo ef tobscSo & and having
placed She has
ea s asS e W De
tree pratique, aIl on board being WELL
Notice TO Mariners.
RED sEA-suEz pAY-cnANGE IN POSITION KADD.xI.
M o ,s has nSw Ges the
Rock will BE- removed, and the vessel now of Kaddel-
Marakeb will be moored OFF the Newport Rock. vessels
must pass to the westward OF the light vessel
NDrA-wEsr coAsr-rsrABLlsHxESr OF 4 RAJA
- PUR RIVER.
The Collector OF Salt Revenue Poona has given notice
that from the 10th OF Sept, 1873 light would be exhb
ited from lighthouse on Keeva Hil near the south
of Raapur River.
The light hxed white elevated IS feet the level
The Illuminating apparatus is dioptrc, Of the sixth
order
ss 'S$s! I ssi S " ,s,sssr =,
between the 18th Of une and 9th oil Sept, inclusive.
CHINA-EAsT coAsr-YANG.rsEKIANG- IN
wUsUNc LIGHT.
The Engineers Office at Shanghai has given notice that
from Oct !, 1873 the following alteration would De MADE
in Wusung light, entrance of Wusung River -
The red light, extending from SW by w round by to
the river bank, IS discontinued, and instead thereof
green light is exhibited between SW by and by w,
and white light from by W to the river bank
Wusung River also the red light TO Of the
channel, remain as heretofore.
The tower is painted black.
All bearings magnetic Variation deg westerly In
1878.
BY order the Bureau of Navigation.
II WYMAN, Commodore USN. HydrogrgHbef.
" photographic Ohce, Washington DC, Nov %
Wnnlcmen.
Sailed from San Francisco Dec g. ship Jireh Perry
Owen, to cruise; bark Helen Mar, koon, do.
spoken.
ship Knight Commander fHr, Strap, from San Fran.
cisco for Queenstown Nov 80 lat Ia Is N Ion III 30 W.
ship Wild Ranger reported Ameriean), Nov l8 lat 10
N, lon3IW
The New York herald., 1873-12-15

the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad, drawing a nag.
gage car ana three coaches filled with passengers.
started from the depot in apparently good con-
dition, but when opposite the round house, about
500 yards from the depot, and between two freight
trains. the boiler OF the passenger engine ex-
poded with terrible force, instantly killing Daniel
Cooper, the engineer. and throwing David
Loughry, fireman, several hundred yards into
the freight lald. lniuring him but slightly.
William Wqtsc., ssSs ss....ineer Of the yard engine,
attacnea 70 the freight train and Fletcher Bates,
nfeman, were considerably injured. The en-
Rlne was blown to atoms, some heavy pieces being
hurled some 500 yards distant
TWO freight cars were demolished, but strange
to say the conductor and baggage master. who
were seated In the baggage car. were not injured.
Yhe cause OF the explosion Is unknown.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec. Is, 1873.
Sugar-Demand active and prices advanced opera.
tonS limited owing to the scarcity OF classes demanded
per arrobe; Nos Is to 20 Dutch Standard IA 10 reals
sugar at Havana and Matanzas-stock in warehouse,
Co. 900 boxes and 300 hhds receipts Of the week. 9O
boxes 275 hhds exported during the week, 2so00
boxes and rs hhds. including 10000 boxes and all the
hhas. 10 the United states Bacon in fair demand At
S24 $25 per cwL Butter irm; superior American 81
$46 per quntal Goshen, S4S $50 Flour firm at s2i 25
80 Hams-Amercan sugar cured iirm AZ Sso ses ser
4 s27. Potatoes firm Talow Arm at $50 Per quintal
per arrobe. Honey aniet at {, reals per gallon
a 7 reals per gallon. Empty hogsheads active
Mich nine in air demand At SIS s5l Shocks in
fair demand 20 reals for box, IS 50 sugar hogs
heads Naval stores in fair demand Turpentine, l6c
per b. Tar. s4 80 per 5bL Rosn S 50 per bsl HOOPS
States. per box Of sugar Soc 55c hid Of sugar
IS 81; per hhd q moasses sS 50 So to Falmouth
the north coast to the United States per hd sugar
81 $5; per HID. OF moasses So 80 IS 75 to Fal-
mouth and orders, Sos a o.. Exchange firm; on the
United States % davS currency 6 80 premium short
sight, S3 IS premiums short sight, gold, 9s 100 pre-
mium On London, ITO q ia premium on Paris, IS
q 30 premium.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
BURGLARY IN NEWARK.
Cracismen Expressing Their Contempt
for the Local Police.

for the Local Police.
Sometime on Saturday night or early yesterday
morning 'The Club Houses well known "sampe
room" resort on Cedar street, Newark,
kept by local political celebrity, Major
Thomas OConnor, was broken into by
burglars, the safe blown open and robbed OF con-
siderable sum OF money, besides some valuable
papers neld In trust by the Major for various par
ties. In the sale, also, were some documents hav-
Ing most important bearing In the way OF evi-
dence on the Newark Ring frauds, but these were
not disturbed. Before leaving the burglars helped
themselves literally to the Majors best brands or
champagne and cigars. They lett behind them
some OF the papers stolen from the factory OF
Bliss Drake, which, as recorded IN
Yesterdays HERALD, was broken into on
Friday night and robbed. IL IL thought
the burglars left at OConnors the papers referred
10 IN order to express their contempt for the
Newark police. Last evening Chief Rogers was
asked by the HERALD reporter, "Anything now,
Chicfi" TO which he replied in the negative, so
inat ~ would appear that he viii have 70 read the
bnr0larHk
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE II. J., Dec. H. 1873
Print cloths steady with frmer tone, especially for
lower grades. sales of the past week. l260)0 pieces,
q square, including 240o extra hand at &C. cash;
250D0 lair standards January to April. &C.,, 80 days;
5000 extra january TO April. &C. 30 DAYS
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
Foreign Ports,

GRAvEsrNp, Dec 1-Saled, Plymouth Rock, Butnan
GREESocK, Nov 2s-sailed ship shandon Br) Mcvicar.
GIBRALTAR, Nov l9-Arrved, steamship {Br), ste-
psssnson Port said and sailed 10Th FOR Boston,
port having repaired ~
po
menico qtaD, Jaccarino from New York. arrived 2oth
brig Lophema r, Fraser from do arrived I'D, for Bey
MAy4sA Dec i2-ssiled, steamship Yazoo, Barrett
HAL,rA1 Dec is-salied steamship Excelsior tBr joss
LsNDoSpEnaY Dec Arrived, bark Harvester (Br,.
NAssAu NJ Dec Ain port schr White Wing, williams
G Nv Nfw mot sailed as bv
cablel. brig Island Belle sBr,. Harris Bull River;
lBr Green New York; l2th ship stoweli Brown iBr,.
wsTrnfoan, Nov so-Arrived. bark Mercur cNor, rri
void, New York.
American Ports.
ASTORIA Oregon. Dec 2-Crosscd the bar, ship Esk-
BOSTON, Dec ls-Arrived, steamship Centipede. Will
sp from Me-
New York; John Shaw, Cox, DO; Clara Lippincoit.
s%s' 1SS@n
i4th-Arrived, steamship Berlin oGer Putscher Bre-
CHARLhsTON Dec I1-Arrived, bark Boscq Cr) Pas.
sna ses sp EnSn IyspSS hsrJpsona
l4th1Arrived,, steamship Flag, Foster. Boston; ship
Z or the port-ship New wabeno OBJ. Matthias from
FoRTEEss MONROE, Dec l4-Pssssd = up bark Ueland
o on for 2s p
sl ss LII nS sailed It'd sl snEs &
TGGs Tsws sosfr c hsr ber Ns@ 1Hsa Ohio Morrison rom
Philadelphia for Liverpool went to SEA at IL AN on Sat-
MxRBLEHEAD Dec IeArrivcd. schr Abbic Pitman.
sqSeSF % osaEN Dec I0l steamship Arpra
tor BTl Wallace Lyerpeol; ships CRUSADER c gr| 5sn.
Atkins, Leith; vesta Nor, Grunde, Antwerp: Timeoo
G S ee DO
P srqssy n a4Hn SsrIs
ns bfT Sb Rnrf Hobroas ew sq qok kme
soUTnwrsT Pass, Dec o-ArrIved, ships Pcaeemaker,.
nesione cNorj, Browitz. do brig Faraon sp Boroton.
Havana.
PAss,A.Lournr Dec o-Arrivcd ship President Thieri$
chas Moore, Russell jacksonviile NadaD cheney,
NEwroRT Dec IL pM.Tn port schrs Lucy rdsnIy I.ss
ron Na ron aq Msr nshm
nn Alien T brown @ Chase Woods Hole DO; Christie
ffs%sss fs ssfSs 81
sa ssaord Sr ac 5amss m@ own ton Shnss
whaey Cuba Oregon adSr wion scM Jnmesown
New York for New Bediord james Bayes iIcbOkcn
wm DsT1sa Ssg sssrs s0Es Kate Foster uar
raien Jacksonville; Fish, Young savannah for
Bath fuo,.,.. c.-..
Isth1Arriyed, schr snaloa. New York for Machias
s,na rndsteamshp Austrian Br), Richie LiycrpooI.
RICuMoND. Dec l2-Arrived schr Hattie Coombs
jameson, Newburfi t,o.a c...,f. So,
Sailed-Schr u Laton shackford, Norfolk to load
for West Indies, - :.
rr) spur, Rio Janciro sapphire, Busley, Hong Kong;
Mary Blundcl (r), Nelson Newcastle NSW; bnrks Ida
I TayIor Burton, Buenos Ayres; Toftcombs (r) Aus
traiia (tnd sailed foi Portland, %.
Ccarcd-shps Golden Fleece, Horton, Liverpool; Chas
Luling Ger, Weckc, Queenstown Whittier Swap, Bur-
rard Inlet; fleur dc Lis Br, Rees Portland, o; Nep
Scholarships Panther, Bach Nanairno; Altcar C3r.
Harvey, Liyerpool bark Admiral Fitzroy (Br) France
Cork
SAVANNAH. Dec H-Arrived, ship Robert Dixon
Smartwick, Damarscoita; bark Dncata fBr), Carter
Leith schrs Thos vangidcr, Philadelphia; X Now
ry, Georgetown.
SALEM, Dec 2-Arriyed, schrs Challenge, Hart, and O
Dyer, Foster Port Johnson VIM Barnes Gott, Eliza.
bcthport: Louie Smith. Brown. Weehawken.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CoLrMBus Ohio, Dec. Ia, 1873.
At four o'clock this afternoon locomotive on
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
BELOW.
Brig Egerateia GBr,, Means, from Malaga OCT III
SAILED.

Barks Mattea tAns), for Alloa; = a kennedy tBr,
Havre IIelios Nor Iondon brig % Matiano, .yerpop
sailed from Quarantine at I'm, steanships hepupiiS'
and Manhattan, Tor Liverpool.
Wind at st,,sct NV. freAh.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
Marine Disasters.

gptc KArvuyo tgusl On, from Baltimore for Queens
town which sprung aleak when ten days out aud put
back Norfolk Dee IL, passed FORTRESS monroe is on
her return 10 Baltimore Tor repairs
BRIG MAunrcr Bartlett, from Cadz for Bucksport, Me-
which nut Gibraltar Oct In distress, resumed hcr
voyage Nov II, having repaired
scun r CorELAsI 9TH from Brandon ior BOSTON
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
TRBULAYIOHS OF TROTTING MEN.

The Board of Appeals Of the National Associa-
ton Render an Important Decision-The
Alleged Fraudulent Race on the Prospect
Park Fair Grounds Last September
The Gray Gelding Hopeful Rein
stated, but the Penalty Of
Expulsion Stands Against
Chase and Jarvis
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Burning Ship Preston-Movements
OF Vessels from and for American and
Other Ports.
LONDON Dec IA, 1873
The ship Preston Br) from New Orleans, before re.
ported burning at Havre 18th inst, took fire while dis
charging her cargo cotton She is full of water,
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived at Liverpool Dec b. ship Empire, Leckie from
Iauique; also the "Antenor." from San Francisco.
Arrived at Falmouth Dec Is, ''sea Spray" from New
York.
Arrived in Kngroad Dec 13 bark Volturno QtaD Sava.
rese. from New York for Bristol
Arrived Mt Queenstown Dec H. 10 PM, steamship Ne.
vada (Br), Forsyth, IRON New York for Liverpool.
Arrived at Pillau Dec To- bark Hedwig Ger yoss. from
New York.
Arrived in the Dardances, bark Giovanni (Aus). De
Luyk, from New York for Odessa.
VESSELS SAILED
Sailed from Liverpool Dec la ships Gold Hunter Frees
man, for Pensacola mot 1lth Helen Norris Chase for
do; bark Sir Robert Peel Nor jacobsen for New Or.
leans: also the Emanuel, for Galveston.