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Marine Disasters.

BARK AeIL Cor), from Minatitlan for Falmouth, E.
Hamilton: The entire cargo saved; injuries to yes
B.1e MArrAso, connsuton from Liverpool Tor havana.
put back to Liverpool 18th inst leaky.
BRIG REDWOOD before reported lost formerly belonged
about 5000 P' 81 which price she va:
BaIe DoILn CBD. at Halifax yeh p from cienfaeges,
she on the M ns w a
hove On Its beam ends the rigging was cut and the fore
SeSasa water casks &C. % decks the vessel risSn9
shortly afterwards.
At .s s% s. SssHy Me- s On
day out pnSDco r1s was Lost over
scHR ExPRxss TILroS, Ireland, from Galveston which
was Providence 18th after being ashore Bea
yer Tail does not leak. and has sustained little If any
scnH LsoA Gen from wilmington Nc fSr London
apirits turDentine and s5S bbls rosin.
scHn sAxgE5 McM4sE1I laden with sugar and mo;
ss 10 eafR the
around the case and if not found the cargo
will be discharged.
scHR Axsrx G WEBER. ode for Galveston, while be.
ing lowed from Taxpan to sea Jan 80 struck on the bar
Gent as mt in @
been gotten off, but WI o have to be hauled out and
Para, before reported, abandoned Jan Ii, lat IS IL
FxRRrBoArs REpupLIc and PACIFIC, while entering
their slips foot whitehall street. yesterday In
later received no damage No person injured.
BARGE JOSEPH DowN ashore on the Grdir9n, Hen
S ss john
ways al Hunters Point
into the harbor, whepe she grounded again near the
Inner lefty All efforts to move her with two tugs this
EAsrroRr. Me, Feb ls-The brig Willie Maud, which
went last month at Grand Menan and sold
Eaton Others coming up the river in tow Of
two steam tugs.
PrRsAxsuoo, Jan 1e-The whaling brig Industry Of
Tascn enI so e Rs % w sSn els
hs yeo%
eoI'ls.sS vii lsth inst and
PORTSMOUTH, Feb s-The cargo he rring on board the
schr Star before reported having ashore
RS pGa ct Inc o. the mas Ssa sold for
GLASGOW fr Pensacola and the brig Bonita q
ffarsnnd has arrived bere for repairs
S FeS og tws% q the
the nth inst when IA miles southwest Of Frying Pan
with force pump attached and which had apparently
been in the water but shor or. TINE In Of
YoKolAnA Dec s-The wreck OF the ARIEL - has been
sold Tor $50 Ine A[ rte WAS wrecked Oct on her oy-
Miscellaneous.
The purser Of the steamship City OF Brooklyn, from
Liverpool has our thanks for courtesies.
SIR GoyxRNoK L1NsDos tof Boston,, built at Ports.
Is Tor f15oo She was formerly owned by W kinsman
In 1865 now in this port, has been sold to Ii DE Wolf
Co on private terms.
t s 5 Sh o
bound 70 savaniiia with cargo of lumber
s rsI ss5s 's ss9ysa and sa
s.'cF sm 81 ISa
s w; . S ;sss S% fsa;s
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FIRE IN CORTLANDT STREET.

IRE broke out at twenty minutes past one
O'Clock this morning at No. 10 Cortlandt street,
that caused q damage Of ABOUT 200. The
premises were occupied by F. Koeper & Co.. CLOAK
manufactures, who sustained damage Of $50, 900.
They occupied the first floor and basement. Lag
arus Morris. manufacturer OF spectaces occupied
the extent OF about $500. S. J. Marden 4 Co.,
manufacturers OF hand stamps, occupied the top
floors. The property OF this firm was injured
by smoke to the extent Of $500.
Insured. The fire broke out in the rear Of the
first door and was discovered by an oficer OF the
and ii lew minutes engines were on
the ground Fearing from the rapidity
with which the flames spread the fire
alarm was rung and the force brought by TINS
soon reduced the flames under control. Fire
Marshal sheldon viii hold an investigation to-
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THE CHINESE COMMISSION TO CUBA

HARTFORD Conn.,, Feb. 49, 1874.
Chin Ian Pin, the Chinese Educational Com
missioner in this country with the attaches OF the
commission, left here to-day en- route for Cuba. In
New York he will meet the commissioners just ar
rived from China and the commission Will 90 to
washington, thence TO New Orleans, and from
there to Cuba, TO investigate the condition OF the
cooIies that island.
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Brig Union Br), Tuns Kingston, Ja-Leaycrat
Go.
Brig Minnie Bruce Br). searIe, st Johns, MR. Bor-
sand
Schr Sea Bird, Hogan. Jack sonvie-W Ray.
schr Mary Louise, GaskilL Washington, NC-Lophar
Mills
schr Ella Pressey. Pressey. Baltimore-WW Baker.
schr Albert Mason. Rose. Pbiladelpha-Van brunt
Bro
Schr Dawson, Seick, New fondon-Racket Bro
Steamer Vineiand. Bowen Baltimore-Wm I!aize!L
Steamer Middlesex, Buell., New Haven-Rackeu& Bro.
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MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE.

LEWISTON, Me-, Feb. 10, 1874.
At the Lowell murder trial to-day General
Plaisted concluded his argument for the govern
ment at four O'Clock p. NJ. Judge Walton then
delivered his charge, which occupied about an
hour and q half, and the case went TO the
jury. At twenty minutes past ten O'Clock the inry,
having been out about four hours, returned o ver-
dict OF murder in the Grst degree. The prisoner
was remanded for sentence.
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A LADY AND INFANT MURDERED.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Feb. 10, 1874
Mrs. Elizabeth Browlee, wife of q wealthy
farmer In this county, was brutay murdered by
some unknown person In her house last evening.
She was shot twice. Her youngest child, aged
four years. was also fatally shot. There Is no clew
TO The murderer.
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LowENsTEIN SENTENCED TO DEATH.

ALBANY, n. T., Feb 10, 1874.
The jury In the case OF Lowepsten rendered
verdict OF murder IN the first degree, and he has
been sentenced to be hanged on the 10th DAY OF
Aprh The prisoner seemed TO anticipate this re-
suit, and was apparently prepared for It, His wife,
who was beside MIN when the Jury came in,
shrieked and tainted away.
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MEMORIAL TO PROFESSOR AeAss1z.

BOSTON, Feb. -, 1874.
AS feature OF the memorial to Professor Agasslz
IL IL proposed that the teachers and pupils OF the
whole country take part In II, ana that on the an
niversary Of his birthday, May g. they snall eacn
contribute something. however small, 10 the
Teachers and Pupnsf Memorial Fund IN nonor Of
LOUIS AgaaQtk
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are In
formed that by telegraphing the HERALD London
Bureau. No rs Fleet street the arrivals and depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroad. Of
American vesses the will be cabled TO this
try free OF charge and published.
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LAReE FIRE IN GEORGETOWN.

WASHINGTON, d. O., Feb. 49, 1874.
The coal tar establishment OF E. b. warren Co.,
of PhiIadephia situated near Georgetown. ID G.,
was destroyed BY nre tonight The loss Is between
CON 0o and e1h. 600.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. l9, 1874.
There Ii great excitement at Princeton, Ind,
over an attempt to inaugurate the women's cru.
SADIE there.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Feb. 20-1 A. N. }

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 20-1 A. N. }
Probabilities.
For Friday, in New England, southwest winds,
clouds and rain, followed by rising barometer,
westerly winds and clearing weather.
FOR THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES, PARTLY
CLOUDY AND CLEARING WEATHER, WITH LOWER
BAROMETER, FOLLOWED By BIsING PRESSURE AND
WESTERLY WINDS.
For the South Atlantic and eastern Gulf States
increasing southeasrerly winds, falling station
airy barometer, cloudy weather and possibly light
rain.
For the western Gulf southeasterly winds, Shift
ing to northerly. with falling temperature rising
barometer and clearing weather.
For the lower lake region and Ohio Valley,
rising barometer lower temperature, northwest
erly winds and clear or clearing weather
For the upper lakes and the Northwest, rising,
followed by falling barometer, clear weather, and
subsequently southeast winds.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Bullding:-
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ARRIVALS.

Steamer Mddlesex, Buell., New Hsven-RackettA BIO.
ARRIVALS
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
ms:s IL ssss$. s
passed BRIG Bertha Gs6snsttSn CT hsncs s iSr
ssSS a1 .a. s.g isS
Steamship Victoria !sr. Munro aIs:sOw FEB and
s,s.a.S Sa s sa1sn q aF sf
and m w5 mass and to Runhs ar
Ship Sc Soa g % Cuns1d and an
ssesmsnip sorrc csse Norton Bsvsn.
@ s ss' PVT ST %
bound south Day Gag
s!ssRSiaaH any
% hs % k m0'' ana
ship Lady pslpeI.on t9f LiysIpoon Mills a Caicutt.
and s;S::sS S Sss
% % Be1%aas when hen took heavy gale sw
Sw Sss b.fS rom H.
shis Herald SALEM Gardner r..s.ss,.ns Oct 4
c
3 W. W. s ssS''s variable as weather
IL tnsa ass Dec ssss
spohs ship Bnnss5 H om Ssn. TOR Boston !sn e.
e ?P Ssf BARK 1.nss ss
from Lyerpoo for ss cn s,,.. .o,. ,., r,a..
to Punch, Edge Co. Came the southern passage and
Aie ssi stag s.n with
!sP ssst s.ss;
:s.ss Ss safyyaE away
BARK Fannie Sf seaIspoTt. Carver. Astsnzss days
Of With % NJ and
a. CO.
sss = Hssss %s .;1;: S;'s
large quantity q barrel and cases q pssrolsun
q s0s e. Passed aS s:s
ass Rs .s :: vi e n Sr
I nst aA @nds poPs BARK
Adriatc OBJ, from Liverpool for New orlesnA 81 days
vessel
Bis citizen tof Bear River, xg Peters ssrmud. 10
s s e sn1s srd
sehr Peter Mitchell! lSf aSSntis.D Evans Ysnh,
sss' s2 &c s %'S'sss & 4 so1- %sa
wsh nd
4 Co. Had heavy westerly winds; been Sdays north OF
schr Nellie Cushing cof Rocklsnd, Me,, Peck. Car.
ri Nevius. 4 SON. Had heavy weather: started main
schr Eva voorhs, Virginia, with railroad ties to Van
schE Thomas Benton, Miller. Virginia with wood to
ssST Mar Ns.Ss Granger, Virgins.
Sen s" o1
sioop Commodore, Ellsworth Virginia
THE city Of s.sHsyD $50 sxg
lon Il S. smasted steamship, bound E. supposed DO:
$;:'ss "i
Algeria (Br), hence LIVERPOOL
The ship Carrier Dove. from San Francisco which
lived on the sh INST Is to s%Sn e. nof as
70 and crossed the Ea9stor Jan in Ion mad hne
a
$
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
sa bssss for with
steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New London for New
Sssfs,c for
SER S St New 'Si vfs.
Ell s SS vixen fioxssSss
schr assser bsyis Postchest.r FOR New YORK;
ScSr Q Acken. Mead Stanford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Chesapeake johnson, New York for Port
Steamship Acushnet Rector. New York for New Bed.
ford.
Schr Alice Allen. Brigham, New York for Boston.
Schr Emma Day, Clark New York for Boston.
Steamer Albatross Williams. New YORK Fall River
SAILED.
Steamships Pommerania Ger, Hamburg; City Of Ant
werp tBr Liverpool; City of New YORK. Havana; Her.
man Lvingsto Savannah South Carolina Charleston;
Isaac Bell, Richmond, &c; Albemarle, Norfolk; ship
Winchester, London.
Marine Disasters.
BARK AeIL Nor. from Minatitlan for Falmouth, E.
which went ashore the Bermuda and becaWe
wateriogged subsequently got of and towed into
Hamilton. The entire cargo saved injuries to
sci very serious
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SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THR
MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH
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Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
SAILED.

Steamships Pommerania Ger, Hamburg; City Of Ant
werp tBr), Liverpool City Of New YORK. Havana; Her
Livings ton, Savannah South Carolina Charleston
Isaac Bell, Richmond, &c; Albemarle, Norfolk; shiI
WlucheSter, london.
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Steamer. Saia Destination. Oafo.
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Ju,'ir,.y he Peace

sWE<AO$ OLE, East stAs % klA u
wee ~.
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Lieery Ssotie.
Lumber Ueaiers.

agent. tAsA NEAR tMs Elssstss. Aev ~
rMk, n kt.EE, NMtA swsMvv ~
Him AHn Markvs STREETS.
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IDsSOY El.L9A. A~s card
MtNsiEM HOUSE, sssnss klM Aa1
tttuh Ats.
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Insurance 1grnts.

kiMmALL h vAMNsMOMrM. - ne
Maui.
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GtLLErr, n, sllss IN Inc FtstH D~slvt
hWttMtHA HppUstts Dtp.s
WEnstEW. !. r. eMss with 4. y.
Msrt ksMstu aver thAHtNs hsUss.
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DR., WHITTIER.

DR.. WHITTIER,
~ y. Charl' s'fef' u tor. 40.
: s.c 2, ~, f,f',t 7 ne.
asggeH,.,'1.'s. g., ss, ss,,c,..:.
looMssH aaA nynlaltisaa HI fNuslai nHs0s
Hers = ,as thsoaf, ~ hea u, sas .s3ss
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oetAs tlttNsgF tfss - q sAss i sas satsA
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ISsss ~. IL s4ef.l ill., w VI s.si III ssar.
A!!. !sssesss s.:ss', 70 fe, ., ~ !: ::
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ct sssisJ ssas Ass .ls sst+slsnts ~ = ~
- sl4ss usslfsst Assss sAsisat sfst u aksss
80 N se.s. 'ssf 1888 -, sss' Tls.tl.sss
49, tss's M 4sat = Al Its. J.es ~
0tlte1. NAntssft III ststa it slt ~ fsssI
Doe@ 4eoAsss 80 "A 1913 t8 yssAA ataAi whssM
ssa -. e.. .,'';is.y
IT, ksss.s evls IN ~ TN NJ kss Aahs sssS esne
6ecee nfes $50. AattsAhstsNsfA*H ~ AsM
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IL W eSsssiassasals hart sss tsstsfA
sss1..s ~. II. . \, :.. II. =: ~
Sss1l1se 1lssas s-ss''iss -sah t.ssssss r,sssssI
800: s..s.s. ,,.s.,i'I,.. ssl*s A ta..h
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tksa Il ~ ssaass.sa - i ss.aAs ssai
Ill Ha $50 - fN8 Ae#
SAse~ra 'tstNsi~.
4. asss.al fsvts~ssn
sssssN. "a &#ssAs
Asm1tAYw \ sNsAeas ~. s4ss
49,. ,es's 80, ew.~s~. ~" ssss
tss~t~tts
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s.,a l.. 49,. ~. .s'' 80
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>tMroN ~ 49, .asA.
tNl Mnt.t. NM, a. Wess ssAe q etm
street as~ss NsstA ~ tks rest 06lse.
t1oihisy.
n.tAwAHp. 49, sAvt.
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wAAs ~ = AsAAt. o.. ~.
Confectionery,
tNANDALL.M r., As~sA slas Ma.h.t
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Dry.0ooas Deai,rs.
WEAvER 4 ANENr. IN she n,tsA
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AMEDLkY, A. ~, Aes A..
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-Four und Fcsd.
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Grocery aud Fruit Stores.
CNANDALL, u, ~. sowsh stu lnAsass %,
WENstkN. W. =. H~s ~.
0MtkM. ~, opposite Us~vs Mswss.
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LoMAs = .morsikM., - N. si1
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Harness Makers.
MILLER. eKED. Ass -.
MA.Tst. u. A.. sAsp .sat door Jewel.
W Assss.
Hotels.
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Insurance 1grnts.
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hMttMtHA Hpreattv Dtp@t
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IDD = 13n state ~. G1sgCAGO
have recent, published tie following
POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS,
10 which TIN attention ~ tho E,lurn.
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The l'nl0n kradrrs.
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MONEY AND COMMERCE.


SATURDAY. EVENING, nov II.
The week closed satisfactorily with tho banks
to-day. The general demand for money was
good. It comes from all directions and is not
due to the operations Of the packers, nor to any
other single aource- The merchants arc sup
piled by their customers with a fair amount Of
commercial paper which the banks take readily
at market rates.
The orders from the country for currency to
move the hog product continue heavy, though
the usual Saturday slackness Was apparent to-
day. The movement aext week will probably be
very large.
This movement Of currency is steadily de-
pressing the price Of New York exchange. The
rate to-day was 75c to SOC discount between
banks for $1,000 and even at the lower figure
sales were difficult to mako. II tho demand for
currency reaches it's anticipated proportions
currency will be shipped hither from New York
next week.
Rates OF discount at the banks remain 10 per
cent to customers WHO borrow all the year round;
to other good borrowers, concessions Of or
per cent are readily made on good security.
Street rates are 8@15 per cent; real-eatate loans
are 9@10 per cent
The clearings for the day are 81. .600, 900, over
31000, 600 OF which went into the clearinghouse
from the FIRST National, from business dona at
the Stock Yards. The clearings for the week
$25, ,627, 20: and the balances o. 229 254-
90 for tho same week last year the correspond
ing figures $1G, SIG, 1928 and 81, 551 1894
BONDS AND GOLD.