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The New York herald., 1874-09-08
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. sept7-Arrived, bark Galathea CNor), Ste.
ansen, New York.
Sailed 7tb, brig Alkar CNor) for Wilmington no
ALeIERs-Arrived, bark Clifton (Br, Snow New York.
BORDEAUX, sept 7--Arrived bark Farnsworth
(Brl, Johns son, Trieste.
BRKxERHAvEs, sept7-sailed, ships Helene oGerl Ras-
chen New York; Betty Ger, Nutzhorn, Tybee.
Arrived 5th barks Lindesnaes (Nor Johannesen,
Philadelphia; Albert Ncumann Berlin Ger, Eichmann,
New York Johanna GER, Koepcke, DO; Mozart Ger,
uichcr do, Johann Ludwig GER, BolUes Baltimore;
Argo (Nor), Jackins, Philadelphia
BRISTOL, Sept 7-Arrived, bark Rosetta Mcneil, Bry-
ant New York; brig orsona UaD, Scotto, do.
Sailed 9TH, ship Clara Killsm (Br) sproul New Or.
leans.
DEAL, scpt7-hrrived, bark Alpha Csw), Ekman Phlla
delphia for stettin.
DUBLIN Sept 6-sailed, bark Riisoer (Nor) Pedersen
United States.
ELsrSoRE Sent 7-Arrived, bark Sunshine Clark, New
York for Kongsberg.
Arrived 5th bark Protector CSor), Gunderson, New
York for Cronstadt
GLASGOW Sept 7-Arrived, steamship State of Georgia
(Br), Cooper, New York.
GrsRALrAR-Arrived, brgs Mary Fink Dyer. New
York; Giuseppi dtaD, Bartoomeo do; sehr $ q
Adams Samson. New York tor Beyrout
IPSWICH, Sept 6--saed, bark Niord (Nor), Larsen,
United states.
LIVERPOOL Sept 6-sailed, ships Endymion CBr) Clark
Tybee; Lizzie Ross (Br), Morris do; barks La Plata
(Br) Mathews. do; Minerva (Nor)- Larsen, Baltimore;
Frednaes (Nor Pedersen, do Spcranza (Sor) Christie
phersop do; Uller (Nor) Henrcksen, do Prospero Pa
dre dab, simonetu Philadelphia; Milo (Br Robbins
New York; brig Wesley Seymour Br) spicer, Phila-
deiphia; 7th ship City of Montreal, Mudgett New or.
leans bark Clifton tBr), for Portland, o. Several of
the above have been reported as sailed earp"rA
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
NEW JERSEY.

Since the dog pound opened in Newark over
eight hundred ours have been sent to that bourne
whence no dog returns
While horse riding at Verona Springs recently
Miss Kate Whitehead. daughter OF United States
Commissioner Whitehead. OF Newark, had her
horse an on her. She was painfully, but not fatally
injured.
Edward Rogers. eight years old, was run over
yesterday by Newark horse car and probably
fatally injured. The driver OF the car, James
Mount, sur endered himself at once to the police
He declares the accident was altogether the boys
Iaut.
In terror OF having "Jersey justice" doled out to
him James II. Faulkner, q thief, while being
escorted into court for trial in Newark yesterday,
broke rom the constabes, sprung through win
dow to the ground, fifteen feet and tried 10
escape. He was caught, however.
The ravages Of the Colorado potato bug in
Salem county are becoming alarming. The po-
satoes are not only attacked but also the toma-
toes and egg plants. Farmers say they have
loot under ground, and thev fear the attacks OF
the insect will be on the increase next year.
respectable resident OF Hammonton Atlantic
county, named Galbreath, while sitting at the sup.
per table with his family recently had narrow
escape from being murdered. Two shots were
fred from musket by some unknown mlscreant,
who had taken aim from position outside the
dwelling, the ball from one discharge striking Mr..
Galbreath on the shoulder, without, however, In.
nlcting any serious injury.
For the past two weeks fires have been raging
nercely in the woods to the east and northeast OF
Hammonton. Atlantic county. It requires the
united efforts OF the citizens in the neighborhood
to save tnelr farms from destruction. In cOnse-
quence OF the earth being 80 learully dry, the fire
burned down into 1t In many places 70 the extent
OF loot or more and ploughinR had TO be resOrted
to 10 prevent the fire from running through the
ground 1t Is estimated that from 15 900 to 90 600
acres have been burned over and unless there is a
fall OF rain soon the fire Will last as long as there
is anything for 1t 70 iced upon. Valuable cedar
timber IN immense quantities has disappeared IN
smoke, and tne track o. the devCuriDg element pre-
sents picture Of much desOlatiOn. II is the preva
lent opinion that this destruction owes it's origin
to the work OF some individual actuated with mali
cious intent. In the neghhOrhoOd of Old COum-
ba, Pleasant Mills and ElwOod the fire is raging
with increased fury.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
NEW AMERICAN BISHOPS.

Our Roman correspondent telcgraphs to the
New York Freeman's Journal, under date Of Sep
tember 8, that it has pleased our Holy Father the
Pope TO raise San Antonio, in the State OF Texas.
and hitherto belonging to the Diocese OF Calves
ton, to the rank OF a cathedral church, and to
name as its first Bishop The Very Rev. Antonio
Dominic Pellcer, hitherto Vicar General OF the
Diocese OF Mobile.
''lt has pleased the Holy Father" says the same
able despatch, ''stlll farther to distribute the
Episcopal Jurisdiction OF the territory OF the
State OF Texas by erecting the region adjacent 70
Me xico and living along the Rio Grande into q
Vicariate apostolic, and The Holy Father has bee
pleased to name the Rev. Dominic Manucy now
pastor OF st. Peters Montgomery, Ala, Diocese
or Mobile. to be Bishop OF see IN pdftf6,ts init
delfun and Apos' oIic Vicar In the region that I'll
have Brow nsvli!e as Its locus.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
BROOKLYN.

Last week t1e average daily consumption Of
water was 26, S06. s02 gallons.
Edward CranstOn, fNo. 67 QUINCY street. has
CONNIE enced suit against the city OF Brooklyn Tor
damages, in which ne claims $4,000 Tor injuries
received IN July last by falling into an excavation
In front OF No. o5S Fulton street.
Yesterday the body found IN the river near the
Hamilton avenue ferry was identified as John
Keeey, a resident OF Twenty.fouTth street, New
York. He went in TO bathe IN the river al the foot
OF the street named on Wednesday night Iast, and
was II Is supposed taken with cramps while thus
engaged. The remains were given TO the relatives
OF Mr.. Kelley.
HoratiO G. Onderdonk has brought an action
against Edward Mathews, q stock spe culator, for
$500 600, on the ground of an alleged fraudulent
transaction IN bonds OF the Wilmington. Char
lotte and Rutherford kallroad. motion was
made yesterday In the Supreme Court before
Judge Pratt, to strike out part OF the complaint.
The case was postponed until Monday.
Senator Coe OF Kings county, recently crcu.
lated a report tnat the bills OF the Sheriff, Aras
Williams, we're incorrect. and the Fiuancia Com
mittee OF the Board examined the matter care
luy at meeting held yesterday. The result uf
their investlsatLon was the eAoneration oi tne
Sheriff The commitments lor April May ana
June, amounting 10 $l0 9o4 so, were passed.
Three hundred and twenty laDorers were paid
OF by the Comptroller yesterday. These poor men
have recently been discharged by the Board OF
City Works because OF the FUNDS Tor street repairs
having Deeu eApeHueu. dutHolitleS are ell
deavorlng TO provide the means ior continuing
repairs on streets and Other local Improvt me 49,
go as to keep the workingmen employed until the
close OF the iali season.
Suit for absolute divorce tas been commenced
in the Supreme Court before Judge Pratt, In be-
hall or the Countess Clemenune Zereoko. The
fair plaintiff, VINO Is a Frencn woman. is the wife
OF a re tring oficer OF high rank IN the imperial
Russian navy. 1he couple have been living IN
this vicinity lot the past three years until last
week, when, as alleged, the Russian sold several
thousand dollars worth OF MS property ana set
sail for Australia, leaving his VIE to make her
way alone IN the word. An order OF publication
was grant ed by Judge Pratt.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
STATEN ISLAND.

The Richmond County Democratic Convention
will De held At Richmond on Thursday.
The macadamlzing OF Canal street, from the
Stapleton landing. is nearly completed, and the
village authorizes OF EdPewater have approprI
ated $500 more Tor the work on Bay street.
AT the International Rne Shooting Festival, at
Baltimore, q delegation from the Staten Island
Shooting Association carried or q number OF
prizes, including the principal OF $780, for the
greatest number OF buseyes
Early yesterday morning fire broke out in o
small. one-story frame house near Wood road
Clifton, owned and occupied by James McCarrolL
1t was totally consumed, with its contents, the
family having barely time 10 escape with their
hves The building and furniture were valued at
&700; insured in the Exchange Insurance Com
pany, 0l New York, for $3.50.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
w A S HIN GTON.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. 1874
VAe Rost Once Observation-Disclosures
Compensation to Letter Carriers-The
Murder OF Mail Route Agent Ivey-Ths
ConHact for Penknives Cancelled.
The Post Once Department about substituting
Sor the old mail locks now used upon street boxes
~ the free delivery system new combination
1ockA Each city or district will be furnished with
locEs upon . different combination, SO that the
keys OF one city will be Of no use In another Each
key win be numbered, and the carrier receiving 1t
held responsible for its custody and proper USE
Tne question OF increased compensation to letter
carriers will shortly be considered by Postmaster
general Jewell, and such allow made as the
appropriation will justify. Since the murder OF
tvey, mail route agent on the Alabama and Chat
tanooga Railroad, several route agents In the
Bouth have shown considerable alarm and are
asking leaves OF absence from the Post once De-
partment and some decline TO run any longer on
their routes.
Postmaster General Jewell has ordered cancelled
the contract for penknives which have been usu-
ally issued to the clerks about New Years. The
custom obtained when quilts were used for writ
bng and O knife was q positive necessity. and has
been kept up since the Introduction OF steel and
gold pens 10 the present time.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
Maritime Miscellany.

BARK ST LAWRENCE, which cleared at Baltimore on
reSuit She % now rates years anu Ae-''
BAR. SAN MHas.rr has again changed hands at sgd
under the British flag
BARK aoSgaSlo 95 T formerly comeb was sold at Auck
BRIG CAsrALA at Baltimore from Havana, ser losing
part Of her crew by fever and aving the balance ex.
Of the fresh the VOYAGE the dseas
b1
did e S
left sick at Havana and has recovered and reached Bal
scuK E D CRAVE, from New York for Norwich, ran
ashore below Alyns Point 81 inst but was hau ed Oh
scnR A HUDnEIa.Wrecking schr Young America
e. s@ the s STssi a Of aSa
masts on account OF the prevailing east winds and
cure any OF the cargo OF coal
seer GsnrIn MonEowaA ,.; board Of survey held on
in distress recommen nded that the schooner be fur.
S'Gs er Of Sss sSss
examination.
scnnS H.sxSxs nsm Timber Cove for San Francis,
be total loss, she found boating keel up.
s1.4n!ue Mon4yx OtNex York, T. tons burden sailed
port Of destination the 9TH calling az CITY
sss Sq"1ns s%s ~ % ssxss ss!ss g
Ing passage on the Douglass Tor New York.
~ contract has been made with the Baxter wreckins
as s ne RySr s re-
carrinsqn masted about 70o tons burden A.
VII Ss CAPT JSna FaTfsr 'si ef
be engaged in the New haven and baltimore trade. 10
Spoken.
rnndep shR Een nas s S o q% Baltimore for San
ss no%sson from Belfast for Mira
for sta f SssnaS ITO" st John NIB
Europa Point NE IL miles.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
PORY OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 7, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Gamma Brl, Liddicoat, PhiladcI phia-A
Outer erbridge.
steamship Fronconia. Bragg Portland-J Ames
BARK Jason (NorJ, Christensen, Lverpool-Tetens d
Bockmanu.
Bark Norge CSor), Johanessen, Liverpool-Tetens 4
Bockmann.
Bars santa Chiara Utah, Rebsso, Cork for orders
slocovich co.
Bark Evening Star CBr, Chick st Jago. &c-wayden
a Co.
G Scager.
Brig ANGELA, Evans, Nuevitas-simpson, Clapp Co.
Brig susan Bergen, Chauncey, Pernam buco-B Wen
berg
brig Havana Meyer, Rio Janeiro--,Jas r. Ward
Brig Starlight, slower, Barbados-L Y Armstrong
Schr Daniel ; Miller. Jones, Bombay Book and Phiis
dsjphia--C Low.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
YACHTING NOTES.

The Phantom, NY.Y.C., Mr.. w. II. Osgood, and
the Magic, N.Y.YC Mr.. W. T. Garner, are an
cbored on New Brighton, S. l.
fhe Comet Bye, Vice Commodore Langley,
Is AZ Port Ricnmono, 6. /.
Yacht Clio, B.Y.C., Messrs. Asten and Bradnurst,
from New YORK, passed Whitestone yesterday,
cruising eastward.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR M0NEY.--TO THE
- public.-For over IS years DR. TOBIAS Venetian
Linmen has been sold; every bottle haa been war,
ranted, and not has been returned Thousands OF
certificates Of Its wonderful curative properties csn &c
seen AZ the depot IL will do all and more, nan IT'S re-
commended for. 1t is perfectly safe TO take niernmy
See oath with every bottle II cures eholsrn cionp'
dysentery, collie sea sickness, chronic fhtumhmm
sprains old sores cuts &c Depot ~ Park DiAee New
York sold by ali the Druggists
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
SAILED.

Ships Occidental. for San Francisco; Ontario London;
barks Grazia Aus Ode ssa; Sestri Primo dta Cork or
EEa!mouth; paena I:aD: DO; pagmSl Morj Lisbon;
GtaD Gloucester; Enersia Utah, waterford; Franklin
Ponce, Pr , Matilda sellasssgpba GtaD, Cork Fal
Victoria Barbados; sarah Crowen Br), st Johns. PR
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
THE NATIONAL GAME.

The Philadelphias Beat the Chicagoes.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. T. 1874
At base ball here to-day. the Pniladelphias beat
the Chicagocs by o score OF 7 toe.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
SENECA LAKE REGATTA.

ELMIRA, N. Y. Sept. 7, 1874
The grand Seneca Lake Regatta opens at Watkins
on Wednesday, the 9th inst The Secretary an
nounces that VIE transportation expenses of all
the crews and boats not provided with railway and
steamboat passes, who take part in any OF the
three days. races, will be assumed and paid by the
Regatta Association.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Order from General sherman Removing
Army Headqua rters to st. Louls.

~SHO0x AhO%Q 0eneTal Snerm0n Removing
Army Headquarters to st. Louis.
WASHINGTON, Sept. I, 1874.
The following order is just issued by General
Dherman:-
GENkRAL ORDERS NO. 4.
HKADoUARrERs ARMY UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept s. 1874
Nys-Pursuant TO the provisions of General Orders No.
lo6 War Department, Adutant Generals Office septem-
Der 1874 the headquarters of the army viii be estab
1shed at ST. Louis No. the 18th OF October 1874 and
FL communications and reports TO these headquarters
heretofore required will be addressed Sceordngly:
rom washington to st. Louis VIZ ;aColonel W. p
Colonel j. G. G Mccoy: Aide,de.csmpi Colonel J; C; Au
ee-Camp; Colouel : N Bacon, Aide de- Camp; Colonel
o. NJ Poe, United states Engineers Aidede amp will
remain In Washington, and all maps reports OF
hoissance and Of will be to him. there
- be compiled and transmitted to Army Headquarters
rhtrd-Colonel W. D. Whippe will. about the lst Of
October. the records library and furniture the
present office to be carefully packed, marked and
turned to the Quarterna aster's Department for
transportation to the new headquarters
F0urh-The clerks and orderhes-seven IN number
now employed at the headquarters of the army will
as same time be transferred 10 st Louis
JOHN NJ BACON
Aide-de-Camp and Acting Assistant Adjutant General
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
Base Ball Notes.

The Chicago "Giants" will be in town to-day and
are booked to play the Mutuals on the Union
Grounds this afternoon. Tomorrow they play the
Atlantcs. Since they were here last they have
been RECONSTRUCTED" and are now playing as
well as ever they did.
al Edston, last Saturday. The score was to in
favor OF the "NuteSN
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents ani ship captains are in
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with Unite
States the will be cablei to this country free of
charge and published
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
Changes In Stations and Duties OF ON.
GERS Of the Pay Department..
dENhhAL OhDEhS NJ. =.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, /

C6EB Oh DtPHTC1HUuts
WASHINGTON, Sept. T. 1874.
The following changes in stations and duties Of
DAncers OF the Pay Department of the army have
been made Major @. J. Sprague is relieved from
auty in the Department OF Arizona and ordered TO
report to the commanding general, Department OF
California, i0r assignment to duty as Chief pay
master in that department; Major ]. H. Nelson is
ordered to report by letter to the commanding
general OF the Department Of Arizona Tor assign
6ent to duty as chief paymaster in that Depart
Rent.
Resignations Accepted by the President
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7, 1874.
The President has accepted the designations OF
The following named onicers:-Major Robert c.
walker. paymaster; First Lieutenant william Ger
hard, Ninth cavalry; Second Lieutenant Robert L.
C0xe, Eighth cavalry.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
THE SARATOGA RACES.
From the Buffalo Express.l

From the Buffalo Express.1
The New York papers contain very meagre &C
counts of the Saratoga regatta, the Herald giving
the best one. Editorially the HERALD points out
the lact that the amateur Oarsmen are SILL con-
sideraDly behind The college crews.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

obattels Indicated. The latter are stIll held
pending suit for their recovery.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Orders and Assignments.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 7, 1874.
Lieutenant william j. Barnette is ordered to the
photographic once; Lieutenant Richard VAIN
wright to the Naval Observatory; Commander
Bancroft Gherardi is detached from the command
u the Richmond ana placed on waiting orders !:
Surgeon F. L. Potter, from the receiving ship Sa-
bine, and ordered to the Plymouth; Assistant
Surgeon David o. Lewis, from the receiving ship
Potomac and ordered to the Plymouth: Carpenter
George W. Conover, from the Navy Yard. Wash
1ngton, and ordered to the Plymouth; Sallmaker
Nicholas Lyncn, from the receiving ship Relief and
ordered to the Plymouth.
Aev~ments OF the Powhatan.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Sept :, 1874
The United States steamer Powhatan pa ssed out
Hhis morning, towing the ship St. Mary. for Bos-
sAQ; where the latter will be used State school
ship.
The Baker Court Martial Postponed.
The court martial ordered to convene at Pensa-
COLA for the trial Of Cap tain Baker, OF the Marine
corps, has been postponed until such time as the
court can meet without danger to health, the
yellow fever prevailing in that vicinity, rendering
II unsafe for them TO meet at this season OF the
year.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

schr Melvin, Roberts Perth Amboy, MN h De-
camp
SEER Benz English, Chase, New Bedford-Feryuson
Wood.
sehr Henry Gibbs Conn, Newport-Ferguson Wood
sioop Vim hunt Derey, Boston-H Jackson Son:
Steamer Philadelphia, Davis Phladelphs-James
Hand
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
The Atlantics and Hartfords.

uAHIFUHD, CUHU., SEPT. 7, 10TH
In game OF base ball here to-day, between the
Atlantics and HarIfords the former were vlctors
by score Of 10 3.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

: psOIUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent States; legal elsewhere desertion &c. sum
cent cause publicity reQuired no charge until de
vorce granted; advice free. HOUSE, Attorney. I9i
RroadWay
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A OF different States legal cverywhere; no publicity
no fees In advance; advice free, Commissioner for
every state and Notary Public. FREDERICK I. KING,
Counsellor At Law, 1858 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
SHIPPING NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORR FOR THB
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08


at Kingston a'h Don 'u't0 Bennett
FIgsnise Aug Sailed from the Roads, conquista-
GREENocK, Aug N-sailed Adolphus, Rose New York.
HAsrIsSs Aug 24-on, Ricardo consigiero, from Hull
H4yRr, Aug A-Arrlyed, Angusts. Olsen. St John, NIB.
faa d dIane Hns sy hs oAsa sarmaan c A
!th-sailed Herald, Rasmussen, Aspinwal; a'th, Min
cleared 24th, Adorna, Hawkins, New Orleans; Caro-
Entered out 2iih, Cuba q, Martyn, for New York;
sa @ % .w via Ssa
Rnhn Kuhn and Eulalia, Bergstrom, Phiadsphia; Thomas
LONDON Aug 25-Arrived, Giuseppe, Ramella, New
Cleared 2.th, Gianello Maggie New York; Iron Age,
Stone, Cardiff, &c; Magnolia, Nelson Savannah.
Fos % and San msa % Has
kel. Crowell Boston
Kosmos, Ellefsen, Pensacola
MAAsLrUs Aug 28--Arriyed, Caland o), from Brouw.
NJ ARsKlLLrs, Aug ao-Arrived, Terrcri, Canero, New
MxssIsA Aug ls-Arrived. Richard Pearsc, Bartaby
MAULsAiN, June lS-saed, Elwood Hooper. Hopkins,
NMwron1. Aug 2sr,,Arrved, Palmss Gard, Rotterdam.
and Matthew Baird Greenleaf, from Philadelphia, wait
frsARTn. Aug as-Arrived, Midas, Campbell punkirk
,pILLAu, Aug 2i-Arrved. Udjas, kversen' fhiladei-
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 2s-Pnt in, Robert Is Lane, Murray.
from Liverpool for RIG Janeiro tsee below.
RouES, Aug 2S-Clcared, FRITZ, Gunderscn, New Or
SOUTHAMPTON Aug 22.ssIled mot 2lsn, A A. G Meyer
arch MSo New YORK se So'R Sso%, o' INC
swIs%ao spn s Aug a--XIrived, Fanny Oarvil, Wat
81 GHrs, Aug 7-Arrived, John Marsh, Fiokst'' Lis
SINGAPORE. July I7-Arrlved, Olivia Davis Mantle
sailed July i7 Jonn worser Fish. New N xork ua,,o,,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-26
Monogram and initial handker.
chiefs at Mrs. e. 8 Stevens.
A fine assortment of sash rib
bOns at Mrs. y. s. Stevens.


A VERY FINE RAM. We always
take pleasure in announcing to our
readers anything which we think
will be of interest to them, and es-
pecally when that information per.
,ains to the development of the ma
terial interests of Colorado. We
have procured from Mr.. II. r..
Wright, the Secretary of the Rocky
Mountain Wool Growers Associa.
ton, information concerning the ar
rival of his Thoroughbred MerinO
ram, "Jonas Stevens The ram is
from the celebrated flock of j. w.
Stevens, East Corinth. VT. His sire
was the renowned "Bull Dog" and
his dam ".Ienny Lind" a pure At.
wood eve. The owner of "Bull
Dog" refused $4,000 for him. Mr..
Wrght's animal came through in
splendid condition and is no doubt
one of the best rams ever brought
into Colorado. We hope others will
follow Mr.. Wright's example. We
hope to be able to present II cut OF
this fine animal in this paper soon.
Colorado Stock Journal.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-26
Boston Cattle Markets.

At Cambridge and Brighton, for the week
ending Tuesday, December %. 1874.
PRICES. Beef Cattlc.-Extra fat and heavy
premium oxen, $3.50 1926 first quality.
$500 a $780, second quality. $3.50 $50
third quality, 5000 100, per 100 lbs. on total
weight of hide, tallow and dressed beef.
Working Oen.--$l5O a 24O per pair. or &C.
cordng to their value as beef Steers, $s7 a
$50.
Milch Cows.-Fair quality, 1875 a go; extra
good, sos a 95 with or without calves, as may
be agteed; rarrow and ordinary, 500 36 ;
yearlings, $40 10; 2-year Odds, $40 a2s j.
year olds, 500 As
Sheep.-4la St: extra, 6 a 81; live weight
or $3.50 a 500 per bead. Lambs74
SAotes Wholesale6I g retail, 7 a 90
per ID. Fat Hogs, 8 a Sic per Id.
Hdcs.--I'righton sIa ssc country lot s.S a
Sc calfskins, lie; tallow, &c per Id; country,
0ac.
Pelts.-With wool on, 81. 90 1875 each.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-12-26

in savings banks and trust compa'
nies : trustees IN suits; cOnvlcts IN
the States Prison, (who are to be
paid dollar q month for good be-
haviOr); guardians Of insane mar,
ried women officers of towns and
cities, and others, will find statutes
of greater or less interest and i'm
pOrtance to them.
The list of acts closes with the
customary act for the support ct
the State government, laying State
tax of 80 cents for next year, and
80 cents for the year after, (the
taxes for the two years previous
were 40 and 80 cents), and is follow
ell by tho resolutions relating to he
ciurOcitV