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Walker, from whom Griffin derives his title, Was
not the only owner Of riparian rights there at
the time Griffin obtained the Lease; that Piper
& Co. we're originally interested in part Of tho
bankB, and obtained, by surrender OF thai inter
est TO Walker, right from him forever to cut
ice there, which privilege they have now enjoyed
for twelve years; and that they are now the &C
tual possessors of tho rights sold to them br
Walker autecedent to those held ~ Grt1ln
C. G. Ayers, on Saturday, dstrnined for the
landlords, Coolbaugll, Powers Wheeler. OF the
tral Block, corner Of Market aad Madison streets,
said storea facing on Madison street, for rent
amounting to a2Si.G7. The goods 1aken include
144 gold pens with holders, pearl card-cases,
pocketbooks, feather brushes, bill books, etc It
viii be seen by paragraph from the Bankruptcy
Court that petition was filed for the bank
ruptcy Of this person.
= Jnliet Hubbard. sister OF ny. Hubbard, bank
rupt wns yesterday examined rs to her kuowl-
edge of the real estate transactions lately REFER
red to in this column. It appears that Mary
Hubbard. yielding to some representations OF
Tier brother, transferred her lots adjoining his
lots to him, that he therenpon mortgagcd them
for 81, 500, and afterwards re-assisned them to
Mary. Juliet only knew that there was no con-
sdoration paid for the transfcr.
Judge Blodgett ia expected to hear motions
to-day and decide pending motions for new t.lai.
Judge Hopkins continues the call Of tho ca1on-
Judge Tree is trying Toomey V. tho United
States Brick Company Judge Rodgo!u will call
81 to 10 inclusive, and Judge Porter 701s, 6o 81,
50, and 81 to SO inclusive.
The clerks of the Circuit. Court yesterday re-
ceycd intelligence that the Commissioners had
fixed thoir salaries. The Assistant Clerk gets
81, 400, Record Writers 81, 800 each, Minute
Clerks 81, 200 each, and Folio Writers cente,--
d toIerably fair increase. The Legislature had
already fixed the salary Of the Chief Clerk at
So, 600.
The ca,lge Brown =. Smell is boing heard be-
ing heard before Judge Rogers. Brown Brothere
sue Smell Il Taylor for $4,000, balance claimed
By them for work as sub-contractora On the De-
catur !, State Line Railroad.
William A. James, yesterday, commenced a
suit in roplevin, in the Circuit Court, against d.
N. Reynolds, Maplowood, for aatauonary-englne 3
and steam-boiler in tha defendants factory.
pennoyer, Shaw l. Co. yesterday obtained an
attachment against Lewis ". Cass, for debt of
les, and Fletcher, Lazear l. Cheney another
against the same person for $3.50, IN the Circuit
Court.
The motion for new trial in the mattor Of Leo
Cann.an, on tho criminal side OF the Circuit
Court, will not be argued until the return OF
Mr. Van Ar1nau-
Tho Marshal Was yesterday directed to pub
lish notice OF adjudication in the matter OF Pat
rick Mugan, in bankruptcy.
Edwin l.. Gowen yesterday commenced Enit
against Edwin Kehoe, in the Circuit Court, in
trespass $1,000 damages
Joseph Tarnsworth was yesterday adjudcated
bankrupt By default, warrant returnable 3oth
inst,
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T7TrIASTED~NuSIC SCHOLARS By A. YoVEG
" ady Of c1psrience, i1xs rctur1cd iro:1 SoE YORK
f.n furnih bes; OF Terms moderate Address
Mi, ". 4s4 Mtchigau-av.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO RENT

no RESr-AT HI1sDALE-IslPRovED FARMS.
frnm 10 to Ha acres. Good buildings, orchard. poW
and rass land Inquire, from to lu at s4 Stato~
a. of ownar o. j. STOUGH.
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RIO EICrIATGE-A FINE RESIDENCE ~ IHI
OtJ Of Ottawa, worth e. on 70 e1ehaaKe fqT ChieaS
real ean.o. Apply to AEW15 UAAAUFs A0 3-s't 13@1
i.co-st., Room q.
NTANTED-TO EXCHASGE-FoR uS1NCUA
" bered Chicago o72 ef ne 1o Ie
for sanmer resideace. For turer 19toEn.ton Apply
A. J, HOFFMAN. Ba1 e3t, 81 .G1spa: 41!:o: o:--.
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The Sioux City Journal says. the records OF
the Land Office shows fhnt, for the year 1879.
22G, $50 acres Of land vera disposed Of.
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Trades.
CTTUATIoN TANTKD-TO RUN 4 STATI0SAR!
- elevator and hea ting epparatus bJ ateau
boat engineer. Address L q. Tribune oedcs.
CITUATION WANfED-pRINTING-1 WANT EN-
- ploJncnt In book ueH1paper oca ett1ler At
making up, reading proof; understand toblfpE N
prc.swork, md aal thoroughly rcliable- BEN. tR'K
LIN, Post Otfce-
, 1873-01-14
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALI:-TTO FARMS, OF 100 ACRES EACH,
Z a.niics from Woodstock, afcFIcu! County, Hl Good
buidi1K3, orchard timber, tucn1n br2nco On e1S5
terms. u. Il. PEARSONS, q Van Barea-st-, or L
KLINCK, on tho premises
nor SALE-e0a ACRES JOHNSON COUNTY.
Il Kontucky lAal: low figure far cash: will tr.tla
for good property, Address L. HESS, 2. Q. Boz h.
New York City '-.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
ROSENZWEIG.
HOMER RAMsDELL.

Will the Murderer OF Alice Bowlsby Be
Set Free !-An Interesting Plea, and -
Chance for the Notorious Abortionist
to Gain His Liberty.
Not quite two years since the community was
startled by the revelation of most ghastly crime
the hideous pcrpetratOr OF which was quack
doctor. named Jacob Rosenzweg. The revolt
ing manner in which the mangled body
Of unfortunate Alice A. Bowlsby was found
packed IN a trunk, sent thrill of horror
through the minds OF all right minded people
against the vile abortionist and his conviction on
the 25th day OF October 1871 OF manslaughter IN
the second degree and subsequent sentence to the
State Prison Tor seven years was deemed very
light punishment for the ghoul-like deed.
His counsel Mr.. william +. Howe, Immediately
after the conviction and sentence, sued out writ
OF error removing the case to the General Term
OF the supreme Court, where IL was argued that
the Court below erred In the admission oil illegal
testimony and the conviction was last November
reversed.
In the interim between the conviction and its
reversal the Legislature which was then In ses-
sion, es Is now insisted, repealed the act under
WINCH hosenZweg had been convicted, and passed
anew Jaw making the punishment for crimes OF
tuis lhnulnan character twenty years in the State
| Prison instead OF seven.
ine Dlstilct Attorney, In order that so great
eIl.nhia might not escape his Just dues by direc-
I ton OF Recorder Hackett, prepared an Indictment
| 1Or murder IN the first degree
Mr.. Howe, however, argued that the Indictment
could not he sustained and interposed special
| plea.
Rosenzweig could be tried, and the case was aef
| down yesterday for hearing before Judge Sntbey
land who, after listening to elaborate and able Ar
guments on behalf OF Rosenzweig, by Ira d. Shafer
| ana Mr. william +. Howe, and hearing Horace Rus
sell in a orcible and eloquent reply behalf of .he
/ people, reserved his decision.
The prevailing impression seems 10 be that the
special plea will have the effect OF again sc ttng
| this fend loose upon the public.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
NEWBURG VS.. ERIE.
All Quiet Along the Line-The De-
spatches Anent tho Dimculty-HOmer
Ramsdell to Third Vice President
Clarke,

All Quiet Along the Line-The De-
spatches Anent tho Dimculty-HOmer
Ramsden to Third Vice President
Clarke.
NEwBURG, Sept. 27, 1879.
All is quiet at the Erie ''front" to-day, effort
having been made to rebuild the structure which
encroached on western avenue, and which was
demolished on Friday, by order Of Mayor Shutes.
The following are copies OF the kilograms which
were intcrchanged between the Erie agent here,
Mr.. N. H. Richardson, Third Vice President Clarke
and Homer Ramsdcl, yesterday and to-day
ToJ. c. CLARKE. Third Vice President Erie Railway
The Mayor Of Newburg, with force Of men, has com.
shops, which extends over the line Of Western avenue
Erie Station Agent at Newburg
NEW YORK, Sept 26, 1873
TO The ~ sn sS % \, the objection to the
SIS eree5on n, Of the rsme s don't want S dS
TEL oIAn.n: yiee.Prssident, &C. ,,,,
has has BEEN n refuse refused ''''''' anu n Il. RICHARDSON.
NEW YORK, Sept. q, 1873.
hope the authorities in your city are not hostile to our
a MAKE ss hi. Q sSandon is
large projects OF Improvement Al Nswcprt T. CLARKE
TeJ: g cIARxr, Third Vice President Erie Railway
city have acted very hastily but moth
opened to the rver ana ali the property on the
avenue assessed for the opening and some resisted
erection Of the building and the have been
writing to remove that part Of the building which was
it down without delay as was agreed to be
done by Mr.. Watson in his written commune alton
TO the Common Council. The Chairman Of the Street
Committee notified Mr.. richardson the agent here,
building not to encroach the street and believing
that objection could possibly be made, possible
inconvenience could result any one these neglected
to notify regarding the notice as mere matter of
form Hence the misupder nding. The Common
Council will all times give the Erie Railway Company
privileges that be asked within their power
grant under the charter.
HOMER RAMSDELL
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
YACHTING NOTES,

The fall regatta Of the New Jersey Yacht Club
will be held on Thursday, October o. The prize
win be the Commodore's pennant, and the yachts
are to be divided into three classes embracing the
following First class, Julia, Alpha, Exertion
Twinkle, Emma Jane, Rover and vinnie second
class, Pastime, Flora Temple, Charm, Jessie, Dex-
ter, Ripple, Dido and volant: third Glass; DiIks
Sophia, Neptune, Julia Dreadnaught, Arcola,
Vixen, Jr, and Tempest The race viii De sailed
strictly under the regulations, one man to every
five ieet OF water line. This club is in quite pros
porous condition.
The match race between the yachts William T.
Lee and Brooklyn for $500 aside will be sailed to-
morrow, ten miles to windward and return, from
Gowarus Bay. The steamboat Virginia Seymour
will accompany the yachts over the course leaving
Peck slip, New York. at half-past nine A. M; ; Ful-
ton Terry, Brooklyn, at quarter to ten O'Clock:
loot OF Court street at ten, and Thirty-seventh
street, south Brooklyn at quarter past ten.
The yacht Germania, OF the Columbia Yacht Club
and tne John +. Cage, had an exciting match race
ON Thursoay last. The course was from the Coum.
bia's CLUB House TO and around Fort Lafayette and
return. The race was handsomely won by the
Germania without any time allowance The win
ming boat In but thirty seven feet long while the
Gage fs forty feet on deck.
Yacht Palmer, N.Y.YC., Mr.. Stuyyesaut from
New York, for the eastward, passed whitestone
vQsfprdav
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
A SAD ACCIDENT.

BOSTON, Sept. q, 1878.
terrible accident happened at Chelsea Bridge
this forenoon, at the crossing OF the Mystic River
Railroad, which was attended with fatal results
and 1t was only by close shave that number OF
persons escaped without fatal or serious injuries
A Chelsea horse car. with some twelve or fifteen
persons inside, was proceeding on the bridge to
wards Chelsea, and as it approached the crossing
of the Mystic Railroad, the driver saw train Of
cars approaching. flagman also warned the
driver of the approach OF the train, but he at
tempted to whip up and get across ahead OF the
train. he barely cleared the track, the rail-
road cars just grazing the rear dasher OF
the car. The passengers inside were, OF course,
very much alarmed, ana some left the car as
quickly as possible. Mrs. william Butler, OF Med
ford, attempted to do so, and when upon the rear
plat form for the purpose as the end of the tram
approached and seemed likely to dash against the
horse car, she jumped and fell upon the track OF
the railroad, and before she could get clear of 1t
the cars ran over her, severing both her legs from
her body above the knees and causing such other
injuries as to produce death in a lew moments.
The unfortunate lady was accompanied by ner hus-
band and was on her way TO visit sister in Ches-
ter. The driver OF the horse car is generally be-
leved to be responsible Tor the calamity, and it Is
probable that ne win be arrested.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
NEW CHURCH OF ST. AGNES.

About three months ago the Most Rev. Archbishop
McCloskey selected the Rev. Father Mcdowell AS
sistant pastor OF st. Mchaels, West Thirty-nrst
street. to found a new parish and erect suitable
church in the neighborhood OF Forty-third street
and Third avenue. Father Mcdowell entered on
the arduous undertaking with zeal, and soon Sc
cured gooai site on Forty-thlrd street, between
Third and Lexington avenues. The building is to
be 100 feet deep and so feet wide with gothic nave
and double aises. The estimated cost is about
Sl25,0O0 Work on the basement is being rapidly
pushed forward and Father Mcdowell hopes TO be
able 10 occupy IL within few weeks.
The congregation OF the new parish, which num-
bers about IL 600 souls, worship al present in Gro
Ton Hail. East Forty-second street Catholic piety
has transformed the hall into q neat temporary
church. Provision has been made Tor the spiritual
wants OF the faithful by the erection OF an altar
and oopfessionas. There are four masses on sun
dav. The last mass, at eleven A. NJ, Is well at
tended and the congregation seems grateful for
the excellent sermons preached at that mass.
Father m cDowell has associated with him In the
ma egems,ut OF the new parish the Rev. Father
Pratt. who has had much experience 10 prlesty
dnties ss ss, Instant to the Rev. Arthur Donnely,
nastor Of 81 kVchaei's.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
SAILED.

Steamships Republic (Br), for Liverpool; Wyoming
Br do; City of Montreal (Br) do; Abyssinia tbr do;
Egypt er do Weser er Bremen anglia sR 'sT, Gias
Ranger r Bristol; Excelsior Br rotterdam Oy Of
Key West; Western Metropolis, New Orleans; George
Cromwell do; Montgomery, savannah; san SALVADOR
do; Manhattan, Charleston Ellen Terry Newbern,
O. Regulator Wilmington, NC; Old Domnion b., Ricl-
mond, nc; Il Knight GEORGETOWN, Do Norm Iolnt
Philadelphia sh Nuova Rat;ler qtap. Naples Bengal
(Br) Lverpoel Edith Troop Bristol; Martha er) Ant
werp; John Mann Br do; ramilton Fish, san Fran Ersn,
(BrJ. Antwerp Thomas Popc, Moravia, &C; james r
Boyd tBrl navre Flora GER, Southampton Larkspur
(Br), Bristol Atlas (Aus'. Dubn; Pasqualtna aus I,
SSewry 4 BraaiGe Belfast 1 rleades s nr M9SSsSp Snr,
Rotterdam Marianna III Porp Lisbon; Fran. Fran
ing star 81 John, NJ; vsrnum II Nm, Aux Caves
Augnste Ticge Gcr Dsntzic; Union Brl raspen%sc &C.
Hansen Norl, London schrs Annie Bell, BarDadoes
Commerce, Harbor island; Welaka, Jacksonville; A
Farusworth (Br), Norfolk; VIM McGee, baltimore
Nette Port Johnson Lucia Murchinson, Wilmington,
NC.
Sailed from ousrantneBarks Elm Cswedl for Ro'ter
dam; Gaathca Nor, do; Albion (Kor) Liverpool; Au
euste Tezc GER, Dantzic Alpha Nor, Queenstown;
brigs Hans GUIDE Mop do; Johann Marearrctta tNor,
do; s Hansen (Nor) London; Milly GER, Hamburg.
Wind at sunset W, light
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
A DESPERATE MURDERER.
An Ohio Assassin Has to be Shot and
Wounded Before He Can BE Arrested
An Exciting Chase-He Wounds His
antoP.

An Ohio Assassin Has to be Shot and
Wounded Before He Can BE Arrested
An Exciting Chase-He Wounds His
Captor.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. q, 1878.
Oficer John Wren, OF the detective force of this
city, arrested Robert Dunlap, OF Ohio, for the
der OF James Carpenter, at Columbus Ohio, in
July, 1872, alter a desperate resistance, in which
the murderer was shot and severely wounded.
From the meagre particulars at hand concerning
the murder 1t appears that Carpenter, the mur-
dered man, was discovered by Dunlap to be too in
innate with the latter's wife. Having satisfied
himself that his suspicious wero correct Dunlap
met Carpenter on the premises OF DIR. Hawkes.,
at Columbus, Ohio, where he shot him
with double barrelled gun, killing him
instantly. After the murder of Carpenter Dunlap
went in quest of his wife, whom he beat in the
most brutal manner with the gun, leaving her for
dead. He then fed, and until to-day has success
fully evaded the officers Of justice.
Two or three days ago Chief OF Detectives Knox
received information that Dunlap was at Staunton,
in this State, and he despatched O1icer Wren to
arrest him. Soon after his arrival at Staunton the
oificer discovered Dunlap sitting at the depot in
company with another desperadO The detective.
recognizing his man from the description he had
received, advanced upon him pistol in hand, and
said
Bob Dunlap. ! arrest you for the murder Of
James Carpenter, at Columbus Ohion
Dunlap replied, ''Then, God damn you, you can't
arrest me aive, nor any other mani"
The officer then seized his prisoner, who, after q
desperate resistance, freed himself from his grasp
and ran for mountain in the rear OF the depot
the detective In close pursuit.
The officer called out, stop, or I'll kill youl"
The fugitive responded, "kll and be damned!r ~
Upon reaching the ascent to the mountain Dun
lap picked up two large rocks, dashing one
at the officer, striking him in the back and
stunning him. He recovered himself at once
and fired, the ball taking effect in Dunap's left
side. This did not stop the murderer, VINO ran
0ltn ltt at i'm. In Ia all,
turned and threw the remaining rock, striking the
0fcer the left elbow, dislocating it and render
ing 1t useless. The chase was continued however
and when the officer reached Dunlap he fell from
exhaustion and loss OF blood and surrendered.
He refused at first to tell anything about the
man. The of1cer arrived here with the prisoner
this evening, where he will be held to await a re.
QUESTION rom the Governor Of Ohio. There Is
81, 500 reward for Dunlap
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPT. ~, 1878.
CLEARED.

sts.%ship Wyoming r. Morgan Liverpool via Queens.
steamship Ranger iBr), Jones, Bristol, Err Cur
.Ss,snasyss. Tss:r Bremen Vi. South
steamship Excelsior sr' aOss Rottsrdam-sweetland,
sss%ss,p o,ty Of a, Ms.ss Sherwood, Havana and
steamship CITY OF Houston peering Galveston via Key
steamship George Cromwel Crawford, New Orleans
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, New Orleans
Steamship Montgomery. Faircloth. savsnnah-R Low
Steamship San Salvador. Nickerson, savannah-w R
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charleston Nor.
Steamship Regulator Martin Wilmington NC-Loril-
Steamship Z Knight, Chichester. Georgetown, DC
steamship North Point Foley. Philadeipha-Lorillard
Steamship Glaucus. Bearse Bostor-r Dimock
Ship thomas Durham. Mclean, London-Thomss Dun
bark Dlharree Csr, McNeilly, London-Arkell. TUFTS
Bark Mindet !Nor,, Ingebrethsen, Cork for orders
BARK Psoa dtsb, Peragelio Cork tor orders-sloco-
BARK Esau AUS, Marass Cork for orders-slocovich
Bark Johann Ludwig Ger, Holues, Antwerp-Funch,
BARK Regulus Gor) Holte, Rctterdam-o Tobias 4 Co
Bark Hanoen (Nor, Rodreth, Ronerdam-Funch, Edge
Bark Hedwg GER, voss, klsinore for orders-Theo
Bark Paul Ger, Klatt stettin-Jacob W Schmidt
Bark James r Boyd (Br), Perry, Havre-Boyd Hnck.
Bark Conauestore QtaD, Lauro, Trieste-A Agresta
Bark Gazelle, Decker, Barbados-Hy Trowbridges
Sons.
Bark Cremona, Gould, Galveston-C II Mallory Co.
Bark Centuegos, Norgrave. Port Johnson-Borand,
Dearborn 4 Co.
Brig Diana Nor, Hansen. .Amstcrdam-Tetons 4 Book
mann.
Brig Daniel frowbridge, Rice, st Pierre Mart-D Trow
bridge Co.
Brig Robert NICK spearins dsr', Hitler, cienluegos-
iowa Co.
schr Ida Lewis Heustis Indanola-Tupper Beattic.
Sokr f Gildersleeve, smler, Tampa, &c-Bentcy
Gildersleeve 4 Co.
schr Constitution, Smith, Jacksonville-van Brunt
Bro. -
Schr Susan, Dearborn Jacksonville-H " Loud Co.
Schr Hattie w, Hart, Charleston-Evans, 3ali Co.
Schr Carrie Webb, Homan, Georgetown, sC-Bentey
Gildersleeve 4 Co.
Schr Lucia Murchison, Jones' Wilmington, nee 8
Powell.
schr James veldrcn, Cavilicr Richmond ya-slaght 4
Petty
Schr Chngarora, Sheridan, Norfolk Va-Isaac r Sta
pies.
Schr Kitte Stevens, Anderson, South Amboy-P Ne
vius Il Son.
Schr Taima Van Tasse Hartford-Rackett 4 Bro.
Schr s 7 Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamiord-Stamford Man.
ufaciuring Go.
Steamer Sarah Jones Philadelphla
Steamer Maytower. Fults Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINES
Steamship Batavia (Br), Mouland, Liverpool Sept 16
via Queenstown H. with mdse and 634 passengers to
via T q Burgess
v nd
drsS E al H0 sw with a.e
And to Frederick eric Baker sept a. Thomas
.Ss,I
rs wn mdse and ns5s JAS 9aTs
as FSnch RdSe d CO. antwerp 'Ass IN
$50 saT bark Gle NoTl, bound si,t;,, :, ,.u. - 80,
'f * s% Eds ta Harno Hull days in o.llas. to
rSyn %,sh
BARK Idmsts tSor' anderson. Dublin 80 days. in bal
days in Ballast Eagle. Bafsise smyth anchored
Bark Jupiter (der5 Ledke ls days in ballast
BARK Frazer of Yarmouth, Me,, GARDINER, Havana
T YndsT .as
to reach them: but the Wind died away dead calm so
@ s tat @ % sns % ssds1
@ o s s Se s
1880 and split sails the running mountains high
Brs Bahia 81 days in ballast to
ri Pts xS @ nn sR s%s ss
Il wncheser Co Sept q, lat "a 30 Ion Is 10, spoke
schr Republic (Gerl. Becker, Maracaibo 27 days. with
saSr see Cusns
days With sugar sugar and molasses to onativia Co;
sssr Robert SySsn Phrs St Kits days with salt
lumber to Whiting Co. vessel 70 John Boynton Son
sSc2ir Excel, Ludlam Virginia.
sShr sShr Robert S5sH VSrs wrah alner virginia.
schr Mary MARY Essnces Paine Virginia t ru e,r x.w Hawai-.
schr Pioneer. .Lath,op, Philadelpha for Boston.
schr Marshall Perrin Packard, Philadelphia for Bos-
schr N Wheaton, Barrett. Philadelphia fol- Provi-
schr Maggie Cummings Smith, Phadclphia for Co
hassstt.
Main xses
W. passed an Anchor line steamship bound east; 18th,
east sandy Hook steamship York Ss
hence for Liverpool.
Passed Through Hell Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Dccorra Thomson st George NIB for New York,
10 days with sping 70 Snow &Richsrdson:
sS sr ss YORK New
schr Belte Brown Nash, Rockand for New York, with
sshr $ddie avery King, New Haven for Baltimore.
c New
Schr Thopas Morris. Brown, New Haven for New
schr Frank r Beard, Providence eor New York.
schr Samuel Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford for New
York
BOUND EAST.
Brig Thomas Campbell OBJ. Lewis, New York for wey
schr Edwin Tyler, Phillips New York for Provi.
uence.
schr Hattie Ellen New York for Boston.
Schr Forest City, Smith. New York for Boston.
Schr s Dean MacOmbcr, New York for Fall River
Schr II Young, Barrett, Hoboken for Providence.
schr Old Zack, REYNOLDS New York for New Haven
Schr Ruth Hodgdon, Mills hoboken for Rockland.
-.
Schr War Stecd, Phnncy, Port johnson tor Boston.
HERALD rRLacRAPH STATION
WHIIKsroNR, Sept q, 1878.
The following shows the number OF vessels which
pawed this station during the week ending Sept 27-
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
SUPERINTENDENT VAN vLEIT KILLED
SYRACUSE, Sept. q, 1873

SYRACUSE, Sept. y, 1873.
Henry f. Van Welt, who was run over by the
cars at Halfway this morning, died half an hour
after being taken to hts residence. Mr.. Van Welt
was superintendent of sle Poor Of Orondaga
county.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
IoaPp,NA ARCH IN CANADA.

TORONTO, Sept ~, 1873.
Joseph Arch, prcsid'snt OF the Agricultural La
narers, Union Of Enala vi, accompanied by Mr..
CLAYTON. are in this city, guests Of the Ontario
government
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

The Princeton University Boat Club will send
the following crew to Philadelphia to contend in
the four-oared race on the Scnuylkin:-A. Burt,
W. N. Smith, J. M Taylor, David Patton. Subst-
tutes-M. Lee, +. L. Maynard, b. NicOI, p. Ely.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
Shipping Notes.

Steamship Wyoming. $3.50 tons Of the Williams Guion
line was lowered from the mammoth sectional dock foot
Of Rutgsrs street On FRIDAY aU rsnAtrins stsrnPos@
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Saas. IDestinaiien.
Offer

'ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28
National Amateur Regatta.

The prizes were presented to the several wiz
ners by General Shaler and Judge Stewart.