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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21

A NCH0R LINE. .SfSfs.
n PASSAGE RATES REDUCED. -szsAsasassss
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
IA VORTTE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS.
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
STEAMER EVERY WEDNESDAY a SATURDAY.
From Ptera 20 and 2l North River, N. Y.
Rates of Passage-Payabe in Currency.
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY,
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST.
Cabin s65 to 500, according TO accommodations.
CABIN Return Tickets issued at reduced rates.
INTERMEDIARY E $25. STEERAGE $l5
Drafts issued for any amount at lowest rates.
For Tickets or further information, apply to
SAMUEL f. BELTS, Adams Express, or A. ID. LE-
CARPENTER, duPont's Mills Wilmington, Della
ware. apr9-8m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21

DELAWARE BOARD DlRECloh'
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CONTAIN
OF MAINE
oryIcK, gil sHIrIEY ST., wnMIFaroS' DAI
OFFICERS:
JOSHUA MARIs, President; v,cs. President
D. H. KENT, Treasurer. s,n,NopR secretary.
EXECUTIVE CoMhrTBE; n Finn
Capt. N. r. Benson, 4. Y. DeNormanolc Dc
DIR. ID. A. DODGE Manager rra,o,ner.
DR., JOHN p. WALES, Medical EASiiiiIs somsiu
All monies collected in this state are % se upon
here and be loaned by this Board OF ns make this
drst-class real estate securities and thu' HUM
practically Home Company. .,.,,nc ,nsurance 10
patronage this Company and keep thetf ftfehaiOiys ns
home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21

seaford Cambridge. ..........4.zU
This train makes close connection with trains on
the Delaware Railroad for all points North and South
of Seaford and with Steamers, at Cambrldge,to and
from Baltimore. JAMES M. MURPHY,
SuperintendeJ
NB.-All freight must be on the platform an
properly marked, half an hour before the schedul
lime for the trains leaving. janl6-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21

WILMINGTON & READING r. II.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER
TUESDAY, MAY 26TH, 1874,
Trains will run over main line and Reading Branch
as follows:
Going Northward. Going Southwark.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21
fire, aslarine & gifs gusuranf'

rIyHE MANHATTAN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YoRk'
ESTABLISHED 1850.
STATEMENT, JANUARY lsr, 1914.
Premiums received In 99esssiie sssie
Interest received In 19T3.... ''O'''Y.
Total receipts in 1873, sz's''''''
Total assets January ist issV0'''O'"'
Reserve or Reinsurance Fund required
for all Policies in force-Carllsle slai,
dard, four per cent. $6iSoOiolof
Dividends unpaid, hnd all ,so,,
other liabilities. ........... aoz,ooo'"'
ro,o, Yon,t,t,es s7,si9sS'%
Surplus as regards Policy-holders s'''0V'
This would enable the Company, were e,snlred SnJ
course desirable, to divide this year one hu"'''
and four per cent. ..,s in
The interest received on investments ~
1873 paid all the death claims anu iei' s,,7 6G6G3
surplus OF .........s.ss'......''''' .'''' hea
For every 800 of Liabilities, the ColapS"'
| $123 OF Assets. -, ,,ornatlon cal
| For fable of Rates, and lurther iniorha'"
| at the WIIM ON AGENCY,
THOMAS F. PLUMMER, GENERAL huHa,,
| 1an2-1y NO. oo1 mAhAn. -----
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-21


JUST RECEIVED
A lot Of
NEW LINENS FOR sUITINGs,
Very Cheap, at
&. LARKIN's,
febls-tf No. o East Second Street.
A T G25 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
MRS. Il. S. JACKSON CO.,
Have on hand fine line Of
cHINTzEs PERcALEs, vICToRIA LAWN,
NANSooK, CAMBRICs, &c.
HAMBURG EDGINGs, LAcRs, BRUSSELS AND
SPANISH NET, RIBBONS.
KID, LIsLE THREAD, SILK AND COTTON
GLOVES.
SUN UMBRELLAS. PARASoIS, FANS, &c.
iy16-tf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-09
Mur .eiit Sraun1,

81 Gin @eiltli6er fam zines saees inbas
Saus elmer bornebmen befreunoeten
Samilie. 9a fonb er Die Sodter uea
Sauies Elm biabenbes ], tebensluitiees
M1do9en bon a6t5ebn Sabreni in Ii@
.gefebrt Sen &opf In Die 9anb seitiibt,:
am Geniter Teben. Ct fraste mad Der
'l1rIa0e ibrer. 8ld1ie tunb ibres Grnites,
'unbG lie er5dblte ibns folgenoen Sraun1 ::
4 nS6 befonb mild iii eiuen,s groBen.
pra6tigen 9aale epoQ gldu5enber Beleu9z
ttung, liebliDer MpbIgeriitbe, be5aubern=
Der Muiif. = San5enoe Baare idpebtenI
burh BEN @aat i6 ieBer 2unter i6nen,
bon Snbel llnba 2uit. 9rauben2 aber
,par es Ma9t unb oer @turm i6lltg segen
bie Teniter. Muf einmal tuar4es ,nif, ols
L{1rillten Die S51ne, nib bur9 einanber ~ :
Der 8oben tpanfte ,lnters meinen TiiBen,5
.oie Screen fafertet1 boG aut beleu9teten
nit griinen @9immer lei6enbafte Mn.
.geli9ter = 1lnb erloI6en. Sc mar Nabt.
Mei6e 9dnbe boben ano tru9en mid,
i6 tueiB ini6t ), ,uie lan9e. gnoli6 fiel
'es mir5ipie @Auppen bon ibel, Mu9en,.
i6 1ab 9i6t, ein ,punberbores flingenbes
5trablenn,eer. Quf etnem nit Deman.
ten 'beldten Sbronet iaB elmer, oeifen Mn=
ge1i1t i9 ni@t erfennen fonnte. &in9s=
nm itanben lei6te blibdDnli9e @efalten
in @etpdnbern ipeib tpie Der S9nee, Die
mis- 5utpinften uno lire 9(rn,e no6 mir
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Ibreitct melde ieoe 5nrtb aus gtidarbs
Der5e1 perbonnte eitl leidtes 9d6eln
|i1ien iiber feline slipper, 81 i6mebe,l.
Daranf bsgaan er isinen @elons poH
|neueit,. seine 9tinln,e erbob .li4 bon
Gem tlagenben Zone zines 5rauerliebes
mad unb mad 5ll Dem pollen G6alle eli.
mes Sdla6t9elanges nnb ging en6lih
III elm langge6altenes Senlen iber, oas
bas G6o beg Wal6es ber0nppelte.
Bis bierber bate er li6 in leiner
stammlpra6e ousseoridt aber e iuollte
oHenbar bon &idaro, peritanben ,ueroen
oaruln enbi9te Ct einen nellen Srauer-
gefang nit eneliI6en sMortetl tuie folgts::
s..-u $50 linb bie 8lumen bes @omners
bin? iie limb perlpeltt !? 80 lino Die
@euoi5en neines 5tammes bin? lie linb
III oas 2ano Der @eiiter ge9ansen. SD
BIZ, Der 9ebte n1eines |@tamntes; i6
lnub enoli6 bon Sen, 8erse feisen uno
0as 9liidli6e S6al. aufIu9en. 100. mid
Bnter lln0 Wlutter, Weib l,1o &inoer
NIT 9ebnIudt' eriuartel,. 9ie bla5len Sc
,ii6ter perbranrten meme 9iitte une
morbeten arleWeien Die mir t6euer paren,
Dafir 1T ibr 8tut unter 1tteinem 5oma=
baiuf gefloiien. Sebt, tpo Ser SOB aller
Ser Meinen gerd6t lit, ruff mid Manitu
su ii6. Sd bin Der 9ette meines Stan1=
mes; feine fremoe 9ano 1oQ mid ins
9tei6 Der Setter fenoen." H.. -,.... ...'. =.
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g $12 900 DerbrQ,tnt.# Ser Qooa

----s, z, $12 900 iDerbrQnnt.s Ser 9oeans=
port Snb., pbaros beri6tet t:issMlbburD
Barnett ftedteI $l2,000lin @reenbads 5,l
iid l1n6 9in9'in's 2an6; um S6meine sll
faufen. Nadts i6lief er auf einem Strob=
'baufen. auf Mor9anS Saber's Brairie Elm,
aabbem er bas @elo in bem1elbet peritedt
batte. Mls er -ausgeidlafeny ging ertpei=
ter, obne an oas @elb 5u 6er1fens; einige
5tunoen ipdter erianerte erii9 beiIelben
1lnb febrte 5uriid, fano aber, baBsiudbrenb
1einer Mbtpeienbeit Der @trobbaufen nit
bem@eloe inM1@e bertuanbelt ,poroenwar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-09

ausItreften. liater bbaat SDrDne aber,
|entlprang eili Gtroir flar tpie SrDitaQ..
llnwilIfirlid1 ipenbete id llleine 8lide
binob itberblistfttte mid Iel6lt,. aber mir
iahauoerte. SIMMER unbeinllihcr ,pato'
mir al Mutb. Das 2i6t blenoete aher'
,udrmte mid nibt. 9ie S6ne, Die id)
|bDrte, paren |alIts uno lieblid aber Ie:
nla6fen mid \ Ihluern1itBi0. 8ittere
5brdnen rollten mir olls sen gtugen. Wp.
bin i6 ? fragte i9 angltpol.
On Gift III, Simnlel !, er,pieoerte eins
Ianfte 5tirllae. nWer tat mid bier6er
sebra6t? rief i0 baitig. Sd fann es bier
|nidt ousbalten. 8rillgt mid tppsai,bers
bin :. ..-l1nb ith mar po :anbers. 3d.
lag auf ,pei1en Yolfern in cinem matt
etleu6teten '3iniu,er. 9lus Der Gernc
t0nte oas @9leifen sbes San5es oas,
frDbli6e Soien Der Mujif. Cine unbe=
Idreiblid)e 2ebensluit ergriif mid. Mas=
nett l6 sog es mid in Die frDbfi6en &eiben:
SD erbob mid, id rib bic Sbiire auf =
|ba iab i9. .... mid Ielber blei9 in*
Sarge liesen. 9umpf tontcn spoli
S6ld9e - i9 erluabte.v '@...'' =,
v&olter @1lpeiB ram pon ,neiner-
|Sttrn = i6 lag iii meinem 8ett - e5
mar Mitterna6t - Der Simmel nit un=
sd6ligenSterncn 1dautei III mein einlomes
s4lafgen'a9., @ott isHi. 9ant, ID botte
nur getrdumt !, .:s!,: :. ~ .Sof -
vgaur setrdumt !" er,pirocytc Ser @eil=.
li9 na9 elmer Nau1e. q Il " @">1
uGreili6, Srdume 'fnb 56dume,"
fubr lie fort vbo1 ton1u,t mir oieler
Sraum beutIiebr linselegsn. SD fiirtbte>
er tuiro mir Sen ga,,sen 9lbeno beroerber."
!. so geben @ie nod bent in @elell=
i6aft 2" ~
rTreili9 ober bloB 5u eineln fleineu
Somilienball blob aug Nudli9ten: -.
sic bqlten bod oas 9an5en an 1i6 nidt
fir @iinbe .?"s1 .5s
vMn aii6 niebtt" ueriebte Ser @einli@e.-
vMber sic ipouen beut tanaen e. aa;.
r.. vNatiirlid)," - al,t,pDrtete 1ie et,pas
serei5t. SD laub ID luobl g. 1l1ein @a=-
ter 1uiil1i9t e." ' s'
uNun oannfs3ei @ottS nit sS6nen I!
Sreuen sic ii6 Io, baB Sic einwal Die
9immelsfreuoe ausbolten t0nnen! sluf
Wteber1eben!" u
Sas 1T Ser sroun. 0oran lit
ni9ts @onberli6es. unb ipie 1peiter
Die Sa6e 1T fur5::
9as iunge Mdb6en fdbrt mad Dem
8au. Sn bem Subel oes syeFes tritt Ser
'l1auerli6e Sraunt il1merlnebr uno mebr
in ben 9i1tererllnb. Balo gibt lie; ii6
gan5 Der 2uit Der Mu9enblides bin. Mber
ri4t lan9e, ba trd9t man bic Obnmd9=
ti9e ii Elm Neben5imnter.. Was in ibrer
,5eete porsegangen, tueiB Miemat1b. Sic
nm Iie 8eI@dftigten b6rtet1 nun bic an9it=
bon beraus8eitobenen Worte: $50 fam
es bier .ntdt ausbalten, bringt mid no
an6ers bin!1 9ara,if I6lue fie Die Q[usen
.auf. n Sic fl6lte fi@ bolltpn,met, tuobl
lnb frdftia. Mit .9af Derlan9te iie in
Ben Saat 5urid; nit 2eibenl6aft itIrSt
lie ii6 II, 6as @epi1l ees san5es.
8Mber febe ba ais Sic Mitterna6ts=
tunbelI9ldgt 1intt tie bon: 11eue.,, Inn -
,falt, itarr, cine 2ei6e!! 80 Bott erbarne
.ii@ibrer 5eele .Birb lie es jebt ansbol=
ten -fDnnen :? 4 ,%s. Il. .,s 355p {, ,t..#...-
!. H. H. l1no t0nntef 6n tes ausbalten ?
fzl6$If n s+---- - :
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
LONG ISLAND.

Mr.. Robert Hegeman. slate and tin roofer, OF
Roslyn, while at work upon the roof of house at
Glen Cove, on Saturday, fell to the ground. Q dis
tance OF twenty-lour feet, striking on his side,
disOcating his thigh breaking his collar bone and
otherwise injuring him In q terrible manner. He
Is confined to his bed, and 1t is feared will not
vive.
Mr.. r. H. Huntley OF Brooklyn, well known
gentleman, is having constructed at Bay Shore
forty feet cabin yacht
There is prospect that the British schooner
Mabel Lent reported ashore opposite Mastic, may
be saved. She was hove on o few feet on Sunday,
and after discharging cargo can doubtless be
noated, The schooner Hatnes, from Baltimore .or
Boston, Is reported TO have come ashore on the
3Oth ulr Of Jones' Inlet but 1t was not known
that she suffered any special injury.
The conduct OF the two negro murderers, Lewis
Jarvis and Ebert Jackson, in the Queens County
Jail, under sentence OF death for killing Samuel
Jones, at south oyster Bay, is In marked contrast
one with the other. Jarvis is reported by the
keepers to exhibit no emotion regarding his posi-
tOn, and to be apparently reckless as TO his tie.
squaren with one two other people before ne dies.
Jackson seems to feel his situation keenly and Is
frequently engaged in prayer. Considerable SYM
pathy is expressed for the iater ne Is believed
70 have been Influenced by Jarvis In the commits
sion OF his share or the crime. For the greater
safety OF the prisoners county Judge Armstrong
has directed the Sheriff to remove them from the
lower TO the upper tier OF cells, where constant
watch s kept upon them day and night
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
NEW JERSEY.

Ex-Governor Randolph is working vigorously
for the United States Senatorshp The contest
lies now between him and Attorney General Gill
christ
The trial OF Alexander Hamilton, the defaulting
treasurer o. Jersey City, which was set down for
yesterday, was postponed till next Monday.
Hamilton Is out on bail
A new charter is being drafted for Jersey City
by Senator-elect Leon Albeit and Assemblyman.
elect Alexander T. McGill, the committee appointed
at the recent conference OF democratic members
OF the Legisa turc.
The great boulevard scheme, which was de-
feated in the Legislature last session, is to be
revived at the ems uing session. under the aus
pices OF the Hudson County Real Estate Assocla-
tion. Great notifications are to be made III the
scheme OF last session.
Phil Reilly, who was pronounced by the Coro-
ner's jury to have struck the blow that killed
Livingstone, in Jersey CITY, mas gone to South
America This Is the only clew the authoritie s
have TO his whereabouts, The rumor that he
escaped to Europe is unlounded.
Mayor Traphagen, OF Jersey City has refused to
veto the ordinance authorizing the Erie Railway
Company to lay tracks across Pavonia avenue to
connect with the proposed ship canal, on the
ground that pubic travel WILL not be impeded and
tnat employment will be afforded to several hum
dred men.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 8, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Antwerp CBr, Lavsr. Liverpool-J
Dale.
steamship England tBr,, Thompson, L,verpool-F "
Hurst
Steamship Duna (Br Thompson. Lverpool-Bowrina
4 Archibald.
steamship KIopstock Ger, Fischer. Hamburg
Knauth Nachod Kuhne.
steamship Mediator, Martin. Fernandina and Port
Royal-H Gcipcke.
steamship Cleopatra, Buckley savannah-Murray.
Ferris 4 Co.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff CharIeston--J Quin-
tard L Co.
Steamship Wyanoke. Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
steamship George w Elder, Lawrence. Norfolk-Old
Dominion steamship Co.
Steamship Gaucus Bearsr, Bosfop-H Dmock.
ship Importer. snerburne. san Francisco-Simonson
4 Howes
Bark Hebe tBr). Taylor, st Johns, NF-Hewett Tor
rance.
Brig Carl Johann cswe,, Trnpp oporto-Funch. Edge
4 Co.
Brig Aton, copp Pointa-Pitre, Guad-John Foynton's
Son 4 Co.
schr Robert Byron. Trass, Demerara-f W whitney 4
Co.
schr Mile rrim Bowers Port spain-H T-owbridge's
Sons
schr 4 Knowles Dinsmorc, sagua la Or ande-
simpson Capp Co.
schr Iris lBr,, Buckard, St John, Mp I Nevins 4
Son.
schr ANNE McKeen, McKcen Jack son vlie-Giichrlst
White Co.
schr Percy. Mitchell. Boothbay-chas n Low
schrUC Acken, ioms stamford STANFORD Manufac-
turing Co.
steamer Bristol. Wallace. Phiiadelpn,s--Jas Hand.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
Maritime Miscellany.

rsa1a I,a
BARK SARMENro. Moody for Montevdeo, in weighing
wndlass, but repaired proceeded yesterday (sth,
hsa Ssso% 10
distress remained in PoT so Capt sspo,tsa having
ns hs s to osT ay AND an5na
norh throwing brg trough Of me sss sea-
he In s sa na her
Of ons the sp.5s sn%
the benefit parties to bear up for Bsr St
maa. where me vessel aEriysa q .ooys she continued
in port and Would discharge cargo with possible des
patch.
scHn LOUISA RArnDyS for Pascagoala from provi.
dence which put into Charleston early part Of last
paired.
scuR RnsoIurn spleidt: owned BY Messrs " Ricketts,
and crew were saved landed at New YORK yesssr-
day: No further particular The was formerly q
5000 and was not Observation-Disclosures Gazette. Dec
scHs HELEN Ro..xL for MOSQUITO Inlet before re-
81, and would e tswss e SSscis %sssSlps .as
leaking bus could be Kept tree with one steam
which she had on board.
seHa sys,s VEL ts carer r from suSnam via B:rbados
with loss OF rudder.
scHR w4LlARH (sr,. laden with mdse for Pugwash, is
discharge cargo before she can be got of.
Dec from
knocked overheard by the t0reSalI boom, and
drowned before assistance could be rendered. The
schooner hove to and boat lowered but Che
sank before the boat reached him Everything was
done that could be to save him. The accident
near Fa kland Island or abreast OF it
LIVERPOOL, Dec 7-Ship ralisman (Br). HARRINGTON
from New York. which arrived here Dec 4 Is damaged
by collision
Bark Conqueror Br), Davidson while loading at
Shanghai Tor New York, took fire. and is badly dam
aged.
LAuScHEp-At Pembroke, 25th nit from the yard Of J
Mutt, a s-masted schooner named @ < Hatch, to be
com mmanded by Capt Murphy,
The masted schooner Launched by Mr. Mutt 25th ult
is named Norman, and Is to be commanded BY Capt
Smith.
Whalemen.
Cleared at New Bedford Des T. bark Canton Sherman,
for the Indian Ocean.
Cleared at San Francisco Dec L barks Mount Wollas-
ton, and Helen Mar both of NIB. on q cruise.
sailed from Port Chalmers NJ, oct II. ship Splendid
whaling VOYAGE.
At do bark Chance having put back with loss Of both
anchors and was detained to be thoroughly surveyed
letter from capt Bailey of schr Emma Jane, or
New London reports her at Three Island Harbor Desc
laton sept H. wing taken $50 bbs VIII and rs do ee-
phant oil Reports at Desolaion schrs Roswell King,
NJ wtu 200 bbls VIII and $50 do hpbk on Chas Colgae
do. LEO bbls oil
spoken.
Bark xenia Reynolds. from Liverpool for Rangoon
Oct 22. lat 8 80 N, Ion ~ 80 w,
Bark James Primrose tBr) Mcdonald from Calais for
Montevideo, oct 81, lat 80 N, Ion 50 l0W
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamship Helvetia tBrl. Webster Liverpool Nov rs
and queenstown 10Th with ndse aud 10y passengers
FWJ Hurst Dec Z lat " Is. ion 6s i5 passed Dutch
bark, bound west showing sigma letters HHJL
steamship hansa GER, hlugklst Bremen via South
ampton nov "a with mdse and 2l6 passengers to Oel-
rcns Co First part Of the passage had very rough
and stormy weather with high head sea latter part
more moderate 9th inst lat ~ TO- lon 90 I5 passed a
Hamburg steamship, bound east =
steamship Benefactor, Jones, wilmington. No, days.
with naval stores &C. 10 w CLYDE 4 Co
steamship Jonn Gibson, Winters Georgetown, DC with
mdse ano passen2ers TO Kenyon. Had heavy wea-
theT.
Bark Adam Won Koss Ger, Arfert Gloucester II
uayn WIN sah 70 Ofuer Made nor thern passage ana
had strong westerly gales lost and split sails and
buiwarks
Earn Ada tof Yarmouth, Ns). Roach, Dublin g. days,
IN baiiast 70 b9yd a hincken. Had strong westerly
gales to the Banks from thence IL days with moderate
weather, The Asanchorea At sandy Hook Tor orders.
brig fansy t0I sunderandl swans, Iaganrog "a days,
WITH wool 20 hungnger ana Pitkipio vessel 70 Boyd
nineken. Passed Gibraltar Oct 70, had moderate
weather.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
prr RabDOni coomos Bath. Ne, 10 days, with lumber

Brig Rabboni Coombs Bath. Ne, 10 days wi'n inmosr
sc6r Eunity Wharton. Bush. Lsguna nsxicoy, &c y.S
sasS srSn xs Bro asd ns &c weather. to lat heavy
NE gaesi Nov a. lat - Il ION y So durn nesyy & sem
sd Gsi Gsss ssevsa sss sner damage
rS S S.va. :Df s I'1S ss
heavy .aa.ii rom Nv broke msnooom and srcssTss.
schr s. ! Lewis. Soudy, Norfolk, yA
schr VIM Doughten. johnson. virginia
schr Mary Compton. Maser.y, ysrginis
.schr schultz, Townsend. Virginia, with wood to
ssSr wainwright Lloyd. Virginia win wood to
sonp Mary HsSwsaa koss ssna
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
Bark AsOas s ss,, ssrapg @ New Haven for New FORK
sshr Alexander lfr. Forbes IN Maitland Ms: u. % Port
schr George Amos, Lawson; Musquash, NIB. for New
sehr W freeman. Freeman, Thomaston tor New York
schr Rhode island, Burnett, Connections River for
schr Edward Lindsley. Howard, New Haven for New
schr Liberty, johnson, Norwalk FOR New York
John or New
schr Henry A Deming Boardman. Hartford for Am
schr Hattie Palmer Palmer. Easport for New YORK
= schr ThomasJ owen, Simpson, Bridgeport for New
schr II Curtis Curtis, Providence for Port johnson.
Schr Baker Baker New Haven for New York.
sehr Il Fuller Roberts Providence for New YORK OK.
with stone to Mcclure Co. N =
Schr "Teragordo.n Chapman. New London for Vice.
h sshr ss, scTsmsqpp rease Cromwell for New York.
schr Leontine, Clarkson. Fall River tor New York,
Schr l. Ostrom, Corbert Providence for Virginia
schr Thomas Jefferson, Bioxnam. stamford Tor New
York.
scnr Saline Burton. Palmer. New Haven for New York
Schr Orlando smith Ferns. Portcnester New YORK.
BOUND RAsE
Brig VIM Dobson (Br> Buck New York for 81 John.
schr VIM Bowen Hill New York for ProvidenceJ
schr Agnes Hodgedon, Georgetown for Bridgeport.
schr Jennie Rogers, Rogers, Virginia for Westport
scnr K Smaey, stodard, New York for Boston.
Schr Mary. Magec. Elizabethport for Belfast.
Schr hultis. Young. New iork for New Haven.
schr Abbie Pitman, Ryder. Amboy for Boston;
schr c + Sears Turner New York for Boston.
Schr Helen Jones' Hoboken for Boston.
Schr VIM Borden, Jones' Port johnson for Salem.
Schr Virginia, Bearse, New York for Boston.
schr Hyena.. Gardiner. Rondout for Boston.
Scnr General Howard Johnson Port johnson for Bos-
ton
schr DR. Franklin Amboy for Norwich.
Schr Victoria, Morgan South Amboy for New Haven.
Schr Reading RR "a, Adams. Philadelphia for Sag
Harbor.
schr Gust Mott Trenton for Bridgeport
Schr Thompson, Hull New ork Tor Providence.
Schr Julia Ann, Powell Hoboken tor Brookhaven.
schr Loon; Hopkins Weehawken for Providence.
Schr H NJ Waite, Mackay, Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr Louisa Frances Kelly New YORK ior New Bed
Steamer Galatea Gale. New YORK for Providence.
steamer AIDatrosa DAVIS new rork tor Eau River
The New York herald., 1874-12-09

terday at No. 40 Broome street. and the following
gentlemen were elected trustees John Falconer,
w. Ii. DuPuy. J. 5. Fountain, Egoert Rhinehart,
W. H. Boole, Samuel p. Kfttle, George w. Kelsey,
Henry Dubois, A. Il. Cornell, Joel Sammis w. J.
Pease, L. C. Coe w. G. Mccormack, H. /. Richard
son and L. A. BatrershalL
The horses attached 10 the carriage OF Mr..
william Moller took fright at the Grand Union
depot on Monday evening and ran furously
through Forty-rhird street. across Fifth avenue.
Mr.. Sidney Cooper, who was passing at the time,
seized the Drde OF one OF the horses and turned
the runaways ia their course until they brought
Moller, who was In the carriage, was drawn
through the window and rescued more frightened
than hurt.
The dry goods merchants OF this city have ex-
tended an invitation to o number OF the leading
firms IN Philadelphia to meet them az luncheon.
to be held at the Merchants' Club Rooms, in
this city. to-day, at two O'Clock P. NJ. The occa-
sion viii be one when merchants, long familiar
with each other through series OF business years,
will be brought face 70 face, and the opportunity
Will serve as an appropriate one for an exchange
OF opinions, as wen as for the Introduction and
discussion OF questions that are now but imper
iectly understood.
At an election held Yesterday by the Bank Clerks
Mutual Benefit Association, the following persons
were elected officers:-Presidens Octavius d.
Baldwin, Fourth National Bank; Vice President,
Thomas L. Raymond, Produce Bank; Recording
Secretary Fernando Baltes, Merchants and Trad
ers National Bank, New York Corresponding Sec
retary, Jonn II. Bremen, Gold Exchange Bank;
Treasurer. Richard w. swan, Metropolitan Ma.
tional Bank; Directors. walter Coggeshall, Bowery
Savings Bank, and Charles Fl. Dummer, Merchants
Exchange National Bank.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
w0MAN's SOCIAL EDUCATION SOCIETY

A meeting OF this society took place yesterday
afternoon at Piimpton BAH, Mrs. DR.. wetnerbee,
the Vice President, IN The chair The attendance
was not large and was entirely composed OF la
dies. Mrs. 4. T. Hallock delivered a lecture upon
'srne Spiritual Nature OF woman She took the
main ri ound that Eve proceeding from Adam.
was therefore OF higher nature, ana that
man stood between woman and the lower ami
mas ana the lecturer dwelt generally upon the
Bibhcai traditions TO support her theory she
thought that Adam and the serpent were in COL
Insion 10 betray Eve. The lecture as wnoe was
. very diyerting one.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
SAILED.

Steamships City Of Antwerp (Br), Liverpool; Klop.
STOCK Ger, Hamburg England (Br) Liverpool; Media.
tor Port Royal and Fernandina Cleopatra, Savannah
Elder Norfolk , ships qDsls elk Gr London Clan
August Ger, Aniwerp sokrates Nor, Brstol vesta
tNor). London; Ragna Nor,. Hamburg; LuigIa QtaD.
Fanny Fanny, -, Hsvana; Excelsior Br, Hamilton tBermadaJ
scnrs Hall Havana; Fred Smith. st kits and 81
Martins; Northern Home Br Rio Grande do Sui; Chas
Heyer, Barbados n Seavev Point-a- Fitre.
Also sailed. barks warrington Mary Treatt Aber.
deem, Repubk, Mary Louise; brig Charlotte.
Wind at sunset NV. fresh