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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-05
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TLEM.Noros, Hunterdon Co, N. j.,

FLEMISGToN, Tunterdon Co, j.,
June 20, ls7i)
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Yours truly,
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The New York herald., 1874-12-01
ATTEMPTED MURDER.

At about eleven O'Clock last night as William
Larkin, aged twenry-three years, residing at No.
27 East Fourteenth street, was going along East
seventeenth street, near avenue A, tie was sud
deny set upon by party OF drunken roughs and
stabbed twice in the left side. HIS cry or
"Murder" attracted to him John McElroy
ana William Crawford, residents Of the locality
who were passing near by at he ,ime but they
old not arrive in time TO identity any OF the assa-
ants. They carried Larkln to the drug store at the
corner OF avenue and Sixteenth street,
where his wounds were dressed py DR.. Hathaway
OF Bellevue Hospital Wnen the mans cot ming
was removed two deep and ugly pashes, eacn
about four inches in length. were visible. The
wounded man on beng questioned cou give no
clew To the wOuld-De murderers, beyond the
belei that they were enemies OF his. whose
names, with the exception o that oi Christie
burns, he could not give. In about an
still in the apothecars's receiving surgical treat
ment, an officer attached to tue Eighteenth pre-
cinct brought INTO the store Tor identification
man pale and excited and considerably under
the II nuence oil liquor, whom he had arrested
on Seventeenth street on sus"iclon OF beng
name as John Doran, and, Oh being confronted
boldly exclaimed. "Yes, I did it, and
with this razor producing the weapon
as he spoke flom unuerneath his coat.
Larkin rallied surnciently tnls to deny the
that cut me. Doran; IL was some one eise." II
appears that DOran IL brother.lp.law Of Larkin.
The seli-convlcted asSailaut was conveyed to the
Cwenty-second street station mouse, where ne was
locked up, and tie wounded man was removed TO
Bellevue Hospital. HIS injuries are not considered
ar Iv 70 a
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
Maritime Miscellany.

The purser Of the steamship Acapulco, from Aspin
wall will please accept thanks for Afternoons
Purser W Bense, OF steamship City Of Mexico, from
Vera Cruz and Havana. has our thanks TOR ayors
STEAMSHIP NiLxisoTos, at Baltimore from Havana
ports that the second officer and one seaman were
drowned OH the passage.
STEAMSHIP II Louts tBrl Reid rim New Orleans fer
Liverpool which put fyU~e hre has. together
with her cargo, been libelied Tor salvage.
STEAMSHIP LOUISIANA SUM- In Chesapeake Bay. has
four chains under hsr nni only the came are beng
waited Tor to noit her.
sHIr AcSEsk dtal, which was condemned In S23 900
for damages BY coilidng with dreixinR machine In
the Pota apsco IN January last II be spld Dec in bait
The days gven her owners 10 bond her having
expired.
BARK NouRxAHAL fBr,, at san Francisco nov % from
Newcastle, NsW. had heavy gales from sSE sept H.
lasting hours vessel at times almost submerged; jet.
tisoned quantity OF coal on htn strong gaze from
NV, lasting u hours with heavy sea. stove bulwarkS
&C.
BARE BROTHERS, Thurston, at Gloucester from Cadlz.
had heavy westerly Rales during the wnoe time. split
slis and sprung maintopsail ana topGaliant yards
BAnS OyrArA (Br), Carter from Guanape for Charles.
ton which put into Calao oct in distress Resumed her
voyage Nov !, having repaired
BARK aarrIR NJ tBr,, Card. from Montreal Nov 20 for
hour having bee ashore IN the Cult OF st Lawrence
she was making tor uaiifax
BARK IDAHO, from Cenfuegos for Boston, which was
taken into Vineyard Haven after be NJ xshore ~ Sau
snon, lett yesterday tor her oes nation
BsIc ARA tNor). loading at Wilmington, NC. for -
Market dock AN NOV ~ The are was n the hold.
ssG s.'iy w.s.cs n. .r ws,sA wsD. s,sSss q so saa
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
RAID ON A GAMBLING HOUSE.

Mr.. Charles Williams. or Utica, made complaint
to Captain Van Dusen. OF the Fifteenth precinct
police, last night, TO the effect that he had been
taken In by one OF those peculiar indivld-
nails known as "ropers in'' or coincidence
men" ond swindled out OF s45 1t
was the old story OF meeting q man
on the street. and accostlng MIN as Mr..
Smith or Mr.. Jones or whatever else they see 1t,
and on being told that Smith or Jones is not the
appellafion by which they are known in Utica or
wherever else they hail rom and finally ascertain
ing the right name, claiming acquaintance. taking
Q drink and nnally going to gambling house
where business is done on the ''skn" principle.
No. Amity street is the place into which Mr..
Williams was decoyed. On making complaint to
Captain Van Dusen that or1cer at once went
around to the place In citizens dress,
and, not being recognized by the p.oprl.
etor, quietly sat down and watched the
progress or the game few moments. He
tnen very quietly closed the door and informed all
hands present that they were his prisoners, sent
to the station house for assistance and seized the
entire paraphernalia. John Clark ana Albert
Jerome, the TWO Dealers and Tnomas Williams
and Charles h. sinc!alr. two OF the propliesors,
were locked up and Will be taken to Jefferson
Market Police Court this morning.
The New York herald., 1874-12-01

Issnor; s9en,s. s T:E s.,, Ys,l
S:as:; Ss:.s :sSI Sfas's.t Ella trss.ssn; js%ses 49,
ES hS
sHS scn. eS Cha. .sr
ny; en- sr.1Os RaynOr' Nswburs' willow Harp H0r-
s.sy s:ya New
:fs1. :an sasSs..t a,.ys. Pr.
wrs
Fyd anpa & saekms. arnoa sdles kAts CIV
Johnson; } ioumans. smith, and sA Iy'er HART
esthDArrved steamers Blackstone. Halett, Baltimore
via Norfolk: Gaiatea, Gale. New Yoik. sma.ea
Beiow-schr Mary Bayies DAVIS; also TWO ''msseo
Mcclellan March Baltimore ,,s.% via Nor
csrberry. Eizs6etRport VIM Cargi, Rich. and Imo-
ssFnss fTasSsy s.x Ts,s .shr williams.
Rs.f Ass Bays
Arnold. and Hattie n Mayo. Hickey, New York; Aon
.R!cTMoN6. Nov as-xrrivea steamship isaac Bell,
% ss.sd"ssrt Hi" Aresilla Matthews bordeaux; schrs
VIM Oliver, Jones, Banmore, b Bradley, McMonaGie.
San FRANcIsco. Nov 2a-saea bark LIE Baron !Br,
BARK ioeh S tTr @
2Sth.Arrived ship St Lawrence Br,. Wilcox, Lyttle.
sr xrsUsTIS Fla; .,.s Nov ss-Arrivsd schr Frank
SAVANNAH Nov 2s-saied. schr Lady Bannsrman.
Sth.AniSed barks Linda stewart snnehneld. Booth,
bay; Ridderkirk Ger, n r,hman, Rotterdam; schrs
sailcd-Bark Montreal tBr; brgs Piuton sp). Catalu
(Sp): schr Carrie Heycr
SALEM, Nov 2s-Arrived. schrs Reed. Steelman.
Baltimore; 4 l. Adams Robinson. W Thomas, Wins
more, and Hattie Paige Haley Phiadeph,a: D Went
Mills, Armstrong. Port Johnson' Leach PendietOn
sailed-schr Ida r Freeman. Whorf. Tangier
29th-Arrived, schrs Darling. PendIeton, and Bur-
nah, Lathera Port johnson; Allan, curtis Ron
VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov 2S-Arrived, brig Anna d
Torrey Portland for Phlladelph schrs Summerville
(Br. surinam tor BOSTON,; Undne, Elizabcthport for
NANTUCKET; Eyeline Belfast for New Haven; Telegraph
saiied-schrs Root b smith and Bill stowe.
29th-Arrived brig Elmlra Port johnson for salem;
schrs Thomas Watt New York for Boston, Kate Walker
Port johnson tor do; Ellis, Rondout tor do Frank
Salem: Marie Adelaide Hoboken for do; Ida Ella, New
York belfast Warren sawyer, Boston New York
George Fullerton tBrl, Windsor, Ms. Tor do Hazle.
ton Bath tor dol Mercy Trundy, Calais tor
Portland Tor do; Finback, do Virginia; ida R Free
man. salem for do; Neponset Boston for do Lulu. do
Tor Chester Pas Nellie, Rockport Me- for Jacksonville
Addie Bird Priscilla scribper. Abbie Corson Pbila-
saiied.schrs Ida Freeman Neponset, Rachel s Mil.
Arrived sUth brig George Burnham from Mstanzas for
Portland schrs N w tBr Philadelphia tor It John II
Means Sata, Ga for Boston Miscellany; George
s Tarbe Baltimore tor Boston.
Returned-Schr Finbsck. with jlb stay carried away.
Sailed-Bark Iaaho. from Cenfuegos) Boston; schr
Wli.MiNGToN NC. Nov so-Arrved, brig Dalton,
from New York %; schr 4 Heratv, from Georgetown
Sailed esmship Rebecca Clyde for Baltimore; brig
Der Pommcr Ger. BOhen, Antwerp.
WICKF0Rr Nov 26-Sailed, schr sharpshooter, Clark,
Huntington. Ii.
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS.

meeting was held last evening In the New
York Assembly Rooms by the friends Of Peter
Woods, TO investigate the bribery alleged to have
oeen made use OF In the recent election OF John
MCGOWAN to the Assembly. The hall was crowded.
Mr.. oods made a long speech, in winch he fully
entered into the operations OF Jonn MCGOWAN ana
his friends He stated that he held IN his hand AM
davlts OF over City cases, wnere bribery both direct
and indirect. had been made use oil. He even said
that when the proper time should come and before
the right tribunal he would snow tnat the Inspect
ors ol Election had been tampered with and in
some instances PAID money py the friends or
MCGOWAN.
resolution WAS adopted appointing a commit
tee OF one member from each election district TO
investigate these alleged frauds and to prosecute
the guilty anu bring them to justice.
Mr.. WOODS tnen Invited any OF the voters pres
ent who had been offered briDes TO come forward
aud give their evidence In response some nall
dozen came forward and made statements tnar
they mad oeen offered bripes or from IS TO $40. The
meeting adjourned shortly after ten r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1874-12-01

PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 80. 1874
CLEARED.

Steamship Franconia. Bragg Forrana-J Ames
Ship Harkaway tBrl, Constant London-Feaoody,
Willis Co.
Ship Plymouth Rock. Griffin. London-dlinneil, Min
turn Co.
snip Carrier pove, Merrymsn, san Francisco-sutton
4 Co.
BARK Light OF the Age (Br), Alexander, Dunedin and
Weilington-R Cameron.
Bark Friedrich Aartvig GER. Woters, singapore-C
Tobias 4 Go.
BARK Carl Gustav tRuS. silvast, Lverpool-Tetens
Bocknann. -
':ark Wihelmna Pust Ger. seycr Newcastle. E
Funch. fdye Co.
bark De,en Dnprovacki AuS), Krezevick- Cork or
Faimouth->iocovch Co.
BARK II vero Itap. Martino. Genoa-slocoych Co
Brig Oulton (Hrj Prior ST Johns, Mr. Borland:
schr Mary A W Witham, Austin, Jacmei-R Murray. Jr.
schr Lizzie Batcheder English. Matanzas-Brett son
i Co
schr Edward Burton (Br). Merriam. St John, MD
De Wolf i Co
schr Ida Lewis Heustis, ,Galveston-Tupper Beauie.
Schr A Belden, Grumle,. Corpus Chrsti-fup2er 4
Reattie.
schr Addie Ryerson, Cousins Chareston-Rvans. Ball
4to.
Schr John. Gabriel, Wilmington, NG-E Powell
chr Robert Center Huise, Briogepcrt-A ABBOTT
Schr Lilly Christine. Wells, New haven-C Low
sloop Martha Amanda, Phillips, Hartford-Rackett
Bro
steamer s Phelps, Grumley. Philadelph,s-w Kirk
patrick
rick
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
MURDER IN CROSBY STREET.
4 Free Fight Among Italians Results
In One OF Them Being killed with .


An array among Italians last night in the
thickly populated boarding house kept by
Antonio Komaine at No. 95 crosby street,
ended with the staDhing OF one Arsenicho
Spouto By Antonio Ghaio. All tie parties
70 the ARRAY are italians. VINO have been employed
xs ,ongshoremen since the beginning OF the
..striKen now going on. They were all excited
with liquor and extremely disputatious. The topic
upon winch they differed, and which caused them
10 range themselves into factions. could
not be learned. II was carried on until nearly
every men in the room became almost frantic, and
Michel Giosene and Antonio Ghallo became
me central figures OF the dispute. The
'ormer drew a razor with the Intention
pi cutting Ghalo. Spoito, the man who has been
stabbed, tried TO act as peacemaker. He forced
Grosene into a corner, with the intention or TAX.
ing the razor RON him. Ghallo ana NOT appreciate
ms efforts however ou' plckng up
1t struck both Spolito and Giosere. There was
Immediately rushing together OF all persons in
lound that spolito had beenc ut twice. Ghallo mad
been nourishing a stlletto IN the n.ete,
ana the wounded man charged MIN With mn
contest was over Ghao, sun CARVING
the knife, ran from the saloon into Crosby street
and down toward Spring. The police removed
Spolito to the Fourteenth precinct station mouse.
TO where DR.. Hathaway, OF bellevue Hospital was
summoned to dress his WOUNDS. The surgeon
found that he had received wound tba; will
doubtless prove iatsl. ana one ol palniui though
not dangerous character.
The first wound was beneath the sixth rib, on
the lett side and the blaue oi the knife mad passed
beneath the lung and into the pleura- The other
cut is In the lett groin. After cpotos wounds
were attended 10 pr. Hathaway removed him TO
Bellevue Hospital.
While the wounded man lay IN the station house
captain Allalre Sergeant Meakin and several
officers went IN search OF GnaliO After passing
through numerous breaS-neck alleys and nall
ways they finally passed into the
tenement at the rear OF No. 10 crosby street. ana
Ia a room therein they found Ghallo III bed. AT The
station house Spolito, then II dying state lden-
I6ed him S uls asSailanL.
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
POUND DYING IN THE STREET.
Il Il Another Lfvfn xstone Cas-,

10 1t Another LtvtnEstOne Caset
Another body arrived at the Jersey Cl:y morgue
yesterday under very strange circumstances.
MI. Brady could tell nothing aoout It except that
IT was conveyed thtsher from st. Francis Hospital.
The body was that OF a man about thirty-iour
years OF age with black hair and mustache. He
was conveyed to the hospital on Saturday night.
Coroner Whelan impanelled jury. who viewed
Coroner could give is that the man tell down on
the street while intoxicated, AZ the corner
OF Erie and Ninth streets, on saturday
evening and thus sustained the injuries which
caused him TO be taken To the hospital.
Whence ne came or what MS name Is alike q mys.
terry. The body presents strong evidence OF loul
play. There are several Dlulses on the lace, and
there ID nothing In the whole phy slQue that d.
Gated anything but health and activity previous
to death. Some developments are looked for at
the tnQuest W hich may clear up the mYslery.
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
Foreign Ports,

AsPISwALL Nov i5-Arrived brig Kodiak Peters Phil.
sdei phia 18TH schr Chad wick. Atkins DO: q ST.
bark Eliza Wnte, Wotten Boston: schr stephen Har-
ding Hard Ing Philadelphia.
allied i4th barks Herald. Rasmussen Port Limon
18th, Leviathan tNorl TerIesen. southwest Pass
In port Sov IL barks Piskataqua tBr Scott disg to
IL days Blomidon lBrl Card from Nev YORK.
wtg to discharge schrs Chas Plntt, Cobb and Scu
Frambes TO sail IN days; Lemuel Han GrinnelL dsg
Abbott nevereaux, Rich wtg TO discharge aud the
1ssAroLis rs Nov 2o-cieared brig Arctic tBr), yrn.
ton. Barbados.
CADiz. Nov 7-1n port. bark sician. Percival from
Bos on. arrived <th mot 5th).
VALLAo. Nov 5-saied, barks Sara peruvj, Casana,
California: 7h, oneata tBr, Carter urom GuanapeJ,
Charleston. having repaired.
In port Nov Il, ships 4 McCalum Moody. from
London, arrived 5ln, disg. loads guano
United States; Davis, koopman. from Liverpool
arrived lst, dsg: swallow, Howcs, dlse tor Lobos,
10 load yuano for London; Pelicano fNic) Dam,
and Gavian tNicl BencerVsen, disg. otn tor fu0et
sound, TO load lumber: barks Wallace, McCormacK,
from Area arrived 9th dsg to load guano tor United
States; Victoria 1er Meyer, from New YORK. disa Tor
Europe.
CIEsruroos, Nov ls-sailed. bark Queen OF Commerce
Brl. Kerr, PENSACOLA 10Th, schr Daybreak Blaze do.
CAnpkSAs Nov arrived, brig Florence Hendcr.
son, Henderson. Portland schr White Wing, Pnelan,
sailed 2ist-Bark Emily (B.J. scott Galveston; briggs
sh nnnon, sawyer north OF Hntteras; Alice Tarlton
ExKTfE, Nov 2s-Arrived, bark Hampton Court tBr).
kAngriSh, New \ orb lnot ship Hampton Court tbr),
volk ~ kivefpooi tor oavannahl,
hAvAx, New a4>Arrivs& sasx 7iaal wavs. valsntane,
7ntn1oA
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
George lie Barre.

the Oldest man IL North America, George Le
Barre. Of Middle smltnneld, near strouusburg,
Monroe county. Pa, died at his residence last sat-
urday night, at the extreme age OF liz years. He
was born in Pennsylvania. under colonial rule. has
shaken hands With General Washington. seen the
gallant Lafayette anu tue patriotic Crnef al sullivan
and was deemed o tory In Revolutionary oays. He
was TOO oid Ior service IN l5i2, out he was stlll
hale old man TILL within the last TWO weeks Hav.
ing durinx the last summer spent some weeks at
the Della ware Water Gap. and subsequent tly visited
the state lair at Easton IA October. During the
ast I0rtnight be has been so Ill as to call In phy.
sician. on saturday he was able to walk out, aud
was considered i'm proving In health. Iu the even.
ing ne rapidly sank, and expired without a
struggle. sinking apparently into q SLEEP from
which thore was no waxing this ride OF tue grave.
ns Will be bnrIed rom MS iAte resldenes toaay ia
40 utSlo ohugvh1Ayd ~ ~ noighDesnoe&
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
ARRIVALS
REPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPoRTFD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
n WITH mas and 81
Ssfls had fresh westerly gales 10 ion 50; SINCE an'
French ses Knudssp NOV
Ssssfy Soy winds d and nd
Sound eass l5sn Saw boat drns along &
'
lat Ss Il lon ss 81 70 Passsd showing night s
NJ: sssw;s. ssy q With ca
1st Nov sna Henry
s 81
rslmer anchored me = Loading for .,mss states S o,
Nov fs;npiso satS iusssS 18TH i'm. CAN:
S Sd.s @ @ AMI s
heavy mead winds ana sea from Havana to New York. York
wa Key West 2sh, with mdse and passengers to Nal
steamship Gen Meade Sampson new Orleans Nov q
and the bar 2d with mdse and passengers to frederic
steamship Champion Lockyoeo Gnsrsston .s Nov 2s
wa ana so!s With a
10 the Lorlliard steamship Co
ss IN 81 sss via s..
ss's ls'is s
aS;e SS %
Rspg % 1s psHe Hase
1 Co vessel % Chas Hatch Co.
lumber Sssr x9ans Vessel m..
OF yew
and sp. sails had ssSns ysraDe saeS
with ium6er 10 J E Bgier 4 CO; vessel TO siaShi !
se:hr Nerwln, Pearse. Wilmington. NC, days with
cotton and paval stores TO Murchison Co; vessel TO
chr Oliver Curtis. Curtis Virginia. with wood 70
schr sarah Lucy Boxer Virginia.
Schr D wharton Hubbard. Delaware.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND soUTE.
seSr @ Nary s ssS, Hswsln,. fsIhsvsn iot York Rlve
sesr n.ssa5es, x.pnsdy New Haven sor Esx YS..
.schr sailie i Charrs. Trefsthsn. Taunaon FOR New
.sehs Mathew vassar; jr wnchsssr, sew ssdiofd for
schr Mariner, Gorhsm Greenwich for New Yorx.
BOUND sAsr.
s,eamship Franconia. graa0; New York for Portlaa1
sehr WIN Q Irish, Tlrrell, Port johnson for Provi.
sehr Horizon. Leet, Port johnson for Taunton.
sr Pos Iof ri
schr Mary Dennison, Dennison. Albany for New.
schr Annie Booth. Spencer. Jacksonville tor Provi.
schr Star Gray. Newburg for Boston.
Schr Amos Falkenburg, Kackett- Port johnson for
schr Lucy Church. Nckerson Port johnson for Provi-
schr VIM Langdon, Bennett Port johnson for Boston
hr 4areen ef soS
scnr ration ration, Port johnson for Bristol
Scnr Gar. Cummings Port johnson Salem.
schr Drisco, Haskins. Amboy for Boston.
Schr samuel Adams Greeley, Philadelphia for Bos-
ton.
schr N sewall. Haskins Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Tinker, Stewart Port johnson Tor East Bridge
port.
schr Lille French, French Port johnson for Bos.
schr Cara Cove. Cove, New York tor Calais
Schr elizabeth, Parker, New York Tor New Bedford.
schr Northern Light, Hartwe. New York for Boston.
scnr Asher Parker, Carpenter, New York for Glen
Cove.
schr hxze, McNamee. New York for Greenwich.
steamer Vaiatea, GAZE. New YORK tor frovtdsncA
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
orr CABLE SLIPPING News.

AsxapKxx Nov s0-Saie1. LAUREL 10: Pensacola.
AxrwrRP Nov 2o-Arrived. bark Success Ger. Beh.
rsndt, Philadelphia.
Also arrived Ath. .Frea, Thompson" Philadelphia.
BaExrRHAvxx, Nov x-Arrived, ship xagdaiena Ger,
Henke, New York
Sailed 9th ship Astronom Ger. Hopper, United
States; barks Columbus Gen. Ihder, do; Jenny tGerh
0rote, New York.
CApIx-Arrived. brgs Sarah E Kennedy, Peterson,
New York; N hesn. Gould, Boston.
CALCUTTA NOV l-Sailed. ship British Empire (Br),
Nathsr Trinidad and New FORK (stors reported sailed
10TH.
prA1, Nov so-sai.ed. bark Nathilaa Christina, Luna-
strom from London), Mobile.
New York.
Genoa, Nov N-Arrivsd. schr Louisa Bliss, Strong.
Richmond, Va
HAxsu.o, Nov n-sailed, bark Johan Kepler (aer,.
Spillc New York.
LIVERPOOL Nov 2s-Arrived steamship Prince Edward
CB, Fraser, New Orleans; zealot tBr, gcs New York
ship W Lewis fBr Trefry, Savannah; H Workman
(Br), McGray. st John. NB; barks Ara (Nor, Falck,
Norfolk Polly (Br), Graley, Charleston: Lea Aus.
smerchmich, New York.
Sailed goth, ship Athenas tBr Jones, United States;
bark Toomeo tAus, Gladulich DO
LONDON, Nov S-Arrived, ship VIM Fruiug tBr),
Pyne New YORK; BARK Jennie (Rus. snellman, Charles.
ton; brig Dauntless (Br). Amess Boston.
LRcuoRy-sailed, brig Carrie Purington. whittemore.
Boston.
Ltssos-sailed brig salista, Staples United States
MoviLLx Nov oD-Arrived, steamship Pofynesan (Br),
Brown, Montreal for Liverpool
MARsEILLRs Nov 2s-sailed, bark Aurora (TtaD, Ador
no. New Orleans.
Arrived 2sth. barx Regina Tolck Ray New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 50 1880 AN-Arrtved, stea mshp Bal
tic CBr. Kennedy. New York Cand proceeded Tor Liver
pooD.
RAxscArE. Nov S0-Sailed, bark Josie Mildred. CHM
orom London. Boston. having repaired.
sKvILLs-Arriged, brig Amy Lane, Carver. New
York.
Sailed from -, 0ermania, for United States
Lospoy, Nov 5o-shio Great Admiral. THOMPSON from
Liverpool Nov Is for San Francisco damaged the
gale yesterday and has been towed into Holyhead.
The Lion, IRON Breme rhaven for New Orleans has
been abandoned Crew saved and arrived at Harwich.
Bark Josie Mildred. Ohm. from London tor Boston,
which put into Ramssate Oct q leaxy sailed tor her
destination Nov 50 having repaired.
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants. shipping agents and sho captain, iu
formed that by telegrapaiu! to the HERALD London
Bureau No Is Fleet street. tas arrivals AMI depart
from European ports AMI other ports abroai OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States. the will b, caolei to tai, country
free OF charge and published
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
SAILED.

Barks Del dtan for Genoa; Conqucsratore Qta, Liv.
crpoo; Cheftain Br,. do; ossomack A LAus, Wafer
ford John Bunyan, Melbourne Virginia ItaD Cork or
Chas Hoari sr,, st Johns PR Fairneld tBr) Rich.
lnond scnrs Impulse t3r), Be lice. Hon; Moue. santa
Cruz, VI; Jas VI Fiske, Jeremie; henderson, Dem.
Also sailed barks 81 QtaD. ORION, Ca1b. Constantine
Rodolio Danovaro; brig Lewis sQuiraa
nd AZ tsnn