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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03

PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 2, 1874,
CLEARED.

Steamship Manhattan Dr. Price, Liverpool via Queens
town-Wiiiams h Guion.
Steamship Richmond Read, Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship Hatteras Ernest City Point and Richmond
old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamship Franconia Bragg, Portland Anes
Ship Knight Companion (Br), Casey Liverpool-C
Wright h Co.
Bark Christina (swe), Demar. Liverpooi-Funch. Edge
4 Co
Bark Archimede dtaD, Trapani Queenstown for or
Bark Nicola Barabino dtaD, Pazzo. Queenstown for
ders--A Agresta.
Bark Hattie vi tBr, Eaton, Cork or Falmouth for or
ders--Heney 4 Parker
Bark Willy Rickmers Ger, Walter, Bremen-Funch,
Edge Co.
Bark Laura Gertrude Ger) Schultz, Bremen
Bark Paiias fBr) Bddle Belize Hon-Wm Jex.
Brig Mozart GER, 1ietchens Cadiz-Funch, Edge
Co.
Brig Myronus, Higgins, Marseilles--,James Henry.
Brig Marie (Dutch). hansen, st Martins and Nevis-H
Vatahle X %.
Brig Mary G Rowland, Miller, Kingston, Ja-A Solo,
mon Co.
Brig Charlotte, Whtmore, Cienfnegos.
schr Setagawa, Bryant Surinam-S DE CordOva
schr Gov Goodwin, Snow, Pointa Pitre-H Suau h
Son
schr stephen Hart Hart. Kingston, Ja-A Solo
schr A Weeks. Farr, Barbados--Hy Trowbridgc's
Sons.
schr Isaac Oliver. Parnell, AUX Cayes-Youngs Smith
Co.
schr G Noyes, Lee, Aux Cayes-B Weinberg.
Schr Luisita Underhi1l BaracOa-B Weinberg.
Schr Georgia, Faes, Port Royal and Beauiort-C l.
Hatch
Schr Julia Newell, Shepherd, Chester, PA Dayton
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,
SENATE.
ALBANY, Feb. 2, 1874,


PETITIONS
Petitions were presented as follows -
by Mr.. LEDwITH-AskIng the Legislature to
cause the city Of New York to issue bonds ia de-
nominations OF $40 each.
BY Mr.. ROBERTsoN-For the exemption Of bonds
and mortgages from taxation.
Mr.. GROSS presented q petition Of 1,23s residents
or the Sixth senatorial district, petitoning the
Legislature to pass law authorizing the build
ing
ADDITIONAL PUBLIC BATHS
In the city or New York. that they may be ready
ior occupancy and use during the summer oil 1874
Mr.. BOOTH Introduced bill providing that the
comptroller OF the city OF New YORK, In the name
VI the Sommonalty, be directed to create and issue
a. sueh umes and in such amounts as shall be re-
guireu Dy the Department OF Public Parks. for the
improNeinent and regulation Of the several parks
nhu pupuo paces under the control OF that Depart
ineht Oh faohe PARKS, and also for the construc-
lion anC equipment OF a meteorolopical and astrO-
nOmicai observatory Central Park a public
stock, to be denominated the
CITY Parks IMPROVEMENT FUND"
tbe amo9nt not 10 exceed $1,000 600; such sum TO
by law; such bonds to be redeemable within thirty
years. may
Mr. WOOD offered concurrent resolutto, nrov;d.
ing for daily sessions OF the Senate and Assembly
between the hours OF eleven and two every dav
IN tue week, save sunday IVY '
Tabled under the rule.
BILLS REPORTED,
Mr.. ROBERTSON, from the Judiciary Comrni,too
reported iavorahly the bills relative to dover,
also, relative TO the foreclosure OF mortqaoes
ported iavoraDly the bill designating legal non
days.
PASSED
The bill providing tor the completion OF stone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03
PHILADELPHIA MAYORALTY,
The RefOrmers Again Left Without n
Candidate-Tatham Declines.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2 1874.
Again are the plans OF the retormers dashed to
the earth. and again they stand Oh the eve OF the
election without candidate. First it was Little
ton who disappointed them, and now it Is their
second choice, Mr.. latham He declined to-day as
follows:-
Messrs. T. MORRIS PERor HENRY C. THOMSON and
GESrLEaES-I have given earnest consideration to
Mayoraity OF Philadelphia IN the coming election.
II thought that my being candidate would be of
vice to the cause OF real reform would not hesitate
accede to your request at the sacrifice of under
taking canvass which would be utterly dis
tasteful 10 am convinced however, that
have served TO prevent movement Of pretended reform,
which only result in disyracefu defeat disastrous
victory ! would not have shrunk from the contest.
That opportunity not Offering, beg leave to decline the
Approaching most warmly your expressions Of con-
fdence am, gentlemen with great truth very respect.
fully yours, HENRY Il. LATHAM
1t will be seen from the above that Mr.. latham
pretended reform, and, as reformer, cannot en-
dorse Mcclure His action, IL is thought, Is an ex-
ponent oil the united movement OF the Reform
Club, which l. at present rather at its wits end.
The ticket with which the democracy will enter
the campaign inst now opening will be called the
.'Citzens' Centennial Mayor" Colonel A. X.
Mcclure.
There Is great deal Of dissatisfaction shown by
numerous democratic voters at the choice OF
Candidate, and many say the resolutions passed in
the democratic convention the other DAY came up
and that they feel Inundated at the fact that no
straightout democrat could he induced to accept
the nomination, while they openly assert that they
cannot and Will not support Mr. Mcclure.
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launched about Feb Is She Is owned ny capt a
Croweli and others OF Boston. She acknowledged to
be fine model and well bnlit any vessel ever
launched She will be commanded by Capt chase, ana
load for New Orleans and an European port
LAuscuED-A new tugboat, to be named the Brandon,
was launched on Saturday afternoon from Brustars
shipyard at Canton Md She is intended Tor the 'smes
Rive, Towing and Transportstion Company OF hich
beam and feet depth Of hold Her engine Is ~ by D.
WhaIemen.
Sailed from Honolulu Dec g. bark Illinois, Fraser, to
cruise.
Sailed from RUSSELL NJ. Nov g. bark Adeiine, Marvin,
OF and for New Bedford, with full cargo
SYDNEY N w, Dec 2l-The vessels cruising in the VI
cinity OF Norfolk Island and Bempton reef have had
very GOOD and most OF them intended calling at
Bay OF Islands 70 reft The takes reported up 10 the
10Th ult were The Abraham Barker, Potter 800 bbs
whale, 40 bbs sperm: Atlantic, Brown, 42J whale; Ad
olson 81 Clair go whale California. Chase go sperm
COrai Marvin 90 whale % sperm; John Howland Cole
~ whale; Hadley, Sole, 40 whale O-mauli, Williams
4W whale; Rainbow Gray, $50 whale: Niger, Grant. Sn
whale, 10 sperm. THE latter arrived at RUSSELL u
Nov H. having on board 0 sperm, 400 whale, 5000 lbs
bOne.)
The whale supposed to have caused the loss of Mr.
remington, mate Of the Hunter and his boa.,s crew.
Osmauli with the whale line attached but no sign OF the
missing boat.
The bark Merlin. Thomas. spoken Oct O. had 800 bps
ID months out.
Spoken.
Ship 'Caste HILL" from New York for the Clyde Jan
8. lat A. Ion 50.
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REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 2, 1874.
Bishop Cheney, OF Chicago, preached two sermons
yesterday in Dr. Brooks Presbyterian church, IN
which he explained the position and status
OF the Reformed Episcopaiians. To-day
who are interested In the movement, but no steps
have yet been taken 10 organize the Reformed
Church here. Among other statements made
by the Bishop to-day one TO the effect
that the Rev. stephen A. Tying, Of New
YORK, ls III hearty sympathy with the
movement, and that large numbers OF low
churchmen who have long been dissatisfied with
the tendency OF the Episcopal Church Will soon
come out boldly and ioil the reform
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MAINE.

PORTLAND Feb. g. 1874
The thermometer was sc degrees below zero at
Island Pond this morn ing. and 40 degrees below at
Fryeburg which is as low as 1t ever runs there. IL
was degrees below zero IN Portland.
AUGUSTA, Feb. , 1874.
This morning was the coolest OF the season, the
mercury ranging from q TO SO degrees below zero
III various parts OF the city.
WIscAssErr, Feb. q 1874.
The thermometer was 10 degrees below zero this
morning and degrees below zero at noon.
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Foreign Ports.

ss s1s @ n31s
from shanghai for New York ai before reported With
AUCKLAND. NJ. Dec 1s-sailed, bark Skinner of the
Waves OPT, ,.o Couch o. n. New YORK p,,,or ~ x v-.
ApriA,pE, Dec l0-Arrived bark Beatrice CBr,, Wind
AsrIswAE5 Jan sArrived schrs I Putnam mt Phil.
jenkins DO 18th brs Hattie Eaton Br ooet Bosom
port bark Me
S =" tof Hss &c mv
man, Newcastle, SsW, ior San Francisco; y, '''
RGr Dec Xieor IT,, haic Do 18th Alice
PET EnySy Berry for Lyndon Magic Les
Melbourne oand sailed Dec p Tor Hong Kong ioth'
Sewess small Dunedin ana sailed 2Sts e or, return, 4th
Konel; 18TH Harvest Home, pickcy, sydney, n $ ";
for Dunedin; 10Th, Sadawaska smith Melbourne S
S ra Rss es @ tyn ana asgs
gal render Sshes aefSou?ne ao''' pray ana -s
Vermont, Richardson, do; Dec 10 Amelia Foye, do lt
6rAeo, NJ Nov is-Axrived bark Lady Agnes, Erie nd
..PIn&us Greece, about Dec l5-saled, bark Nordpoi
PANAMA Jan I2-Arrived, steamship Salvador, Dexter,
sorIuAxrToS Jan a-sailed, steamship Berlin GER,
Putscher from Bremen), Baltimore.
SYDNEY, NsW, Dec A-Arrived. bark Wakefield Car.
yer, Melbourne.
Sailed Dec 20 ship Dilbhur Brj. Gronsand San Fran
ctco
IN port Dec 20 ship Eastern Light DR. Parry, San
Fr incisco.
:, sgnIsAx, Jan Ain port bark Rowland. Tucker, for
Boston; orig Constantine Br1 Hendriek, for do
Field, Leland, for Boston next day.
lPTR STEAMSHIP BALTIC n. Nav
Avrwrpr. Jan f7-Arrived, Humboldt 81 BlancS' NC"
York; DIE Heimath, Kraft, do. ..
Sailed 18th, Harvard Dowlcy, Philadelpnin., nd
Sailed from Finishing 18th, Honduras sutton bngin 1
sailed from the roads 18th, Helvetia, 'reVe "e"
York ,.u pm
AnrlAips, nov ia-Arrived. Moneynick' Marshall ="
get Sound Melbourne -, g. to.,
BRISTOL. Jan is-Arrved, Caroline. Hoare' st 1ohn'
NIB tsee Dfsasfers}. o.ror, Raui
BELFAST, Jan i7--Cleared. Chapman strom' nA'n'
BRrxxauAyss. Jan l7-sailcd, Preciosa, VaiS' BALL
5 'acyrosa, Jan E-Arrived, Anna Walsh Lawrence
Arrived Iith Marujta, Patriot sayannahn, rnhv tram
BcRppAur ian lin the river Kate, Murphy ron
New YORK. -, ,reroc,oy Thomas Liver.
M /. 2cih iImcrjck Lars, Yeaton, singappre .u.,
Arrived Ian H. Peruvian Cnersss III, ri,rg
tr1rr Jan is-saled. Pomona MoHer. new orleahs'
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A Fire in Richmond. Va.

RICHMOND, Feb. 2, 1874.
fire occurred this morning in the basement OF
the fine iron front building on Main street. occu-
pied by the southern Express Company which a.
time threatened destruction to the costliest
block OF buildings IN the city. BY tue aid OF citi-
zens large amount of freight was removed from
the building. The remainder was considerably
damaged by water The fire was confined to the
basement. the damage to the building, which IL
owned by Benjamin J. Hart, OF New York, Is not
very great.
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COLD AND SNOW.
Extent of the Snow Storm and Cold Snap
During the Past Twenty-four Hours.
CANADA.

QUEBEC. Feb. 2, 1874
The thermometer in this city was % degrees be-
low zero this morning.
BRoCKvILIE, Feb 2, 1874
The thermometer indicates 20 degrees below
zero. The " ind is strong from the northeast.
OTTAWA, Feb 2, 1874
The weather here is clear and cold The Their
mometer indicates % degrees below zero; at the
on Deseret River, 3s below; at Montreal, below,
and at Toronto, 0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03
KANSAS SENATORIAL ELECTION.
Ex-Governor Harvey Finally Selected
by the JuEgters at Topeka.
oh .
Adjourned


Ex-Governor James N. Harvey mas been elected
United States Senator TO succeed MIR. Cald well.
The final ballot stood Harvey, rs; Plumb, 20;
Simons, Is; Slower, S; Robinson, A. Snoddy, Fen.
ton and Rice, 2 each; Davis, Valentine and
ANTHONY, ! each.
Governor Harvey is a pirginian by birth, but
spent the most Of his life in Adams county,
Illinois, until 1857, when he removed TO
Kansas and engaged in farming. During the war
he served colonel Of the Tenth Kansas infantry.
After the war he elected to the State Senate,
and in 1865 he was elected Governor OF Kansas by
the republicans and reelected in 1870. He IS
practical farmer, hitherto considered steadfast
republican and friend Of all genuine reform
measures.
He was interviewed by a reporter to-day in re-
gard to his political views and position. In re-
Spouse to the question as to whether he considered
his election victory for straight republicans or
or reformers, Mr.. Harvey declared that it was un
questionably for the latter. He further stated
that he was among the nrst men IN the reform
movement over year ago.
He was elected by opposition votes, having re-
ceived an almost solid vote after they lett Hudson.
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The Record of the Newly Elected Senator.


The Hon. James N. Harvey to-day elected Sen
ator from Kansas to fill the unexpired term OF the
Hon. Alexander Caldwell Is gentleman OF con-
siderable eminence IN the State. He served
through the war as captain in the Tenth Kansas
regiment, served one term in the House in 1866.
and one term in the Kansas Senate in 1867 and
1865, and was Governor OF Kansas two terms, from
1869 to 1873. He is Familiarity known ''Old Hon.
esty" He is about forty-one years OF age, and
man OF good sense, but in nowise brilliant. He
made an excellent Governor, and will, his friends
claim, make good Senator. He resides on iarm
in Riley county. His election is significant of the
fact that the prime object now sought by the peo-
pie of Kansas in their public men is integrity.
When this is attained another essential element
Will come to the foregr0und-abllity.
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SPLENDID TONIC FOR INvALIDs.

WINCHEsTER'S HYPOPHosPHITE OF LIME AND
SODA u unsurpassed as a valizng tonic and nvigo.
all inyaids whose vital forces and powers
depressed. and who need strength II is invaluable
TONIC FOR lNVALIDS recovering from levers other
illness will quickly restore the vital strength and
nervous energy exhausted by tire attacks of disease
hasten perfect recovery Prepared only by VINCE rs
TER co. Chemists 81 John street New York. 81 ana
So per bottle
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SAVANNAH JOCKEY CLUB RACES,

DhNNNNAH3 'f, FtUs z, IoF9.
owing TO the tnclemeut weather the savannah
Jockey club races Will not commence until
wednesday. the 4th inst, and close on saturday,
the 18th. There Is large crowd mere and the
races promise to be the best run ia the south
Sulce The war.
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Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are In
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No. 46 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
ures from European ports, and other ports abroad Of
American vessels the will be called to this coun
try free Of charge and published.
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CONGREGATIONS.
Destruction of Property in Boston.

BOSTON, Feb. 2, 1874.
The residence Of Moses G. Crane, Councilman from
the Sixth ward, in Newton city, was burned last
night with most OF the furniture. Loss SIS, 900;
insurance about $4,000.
fire also broke out shortly after noon to-day in
the upper part OF A. Ii. Aliens furniture establish
ment IN Dock square. 1t was soon got under con-
troll, but the loss is estimated at from $4,000
TO $40 900, chiefly by water. Insured.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wuITEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Anna Nor), Hitler, Middlesboro Jan Is, in
ballast Funch, Edge Co Jan 3D. lat A TO- Ion Is 30
bark passed faiavera tBr, from Iquique for England
Steamship Arragon tBr), Western, Bristol, L, Jan H.
with mdse and u passengers TO 4 L Morgans Sons
steamship Rising Star, Jones Aspinwall Jan g. with
mdsc and passengers Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
steamship Richmond Reed, Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to the Ola Do
mnion Steamship COMPANY.
Steamship Neptune, Berry, Wilmington, Del, q hours.
in ballast 10 the Metropolitan steamship Co.
steamship Regulator Martin, Philadelphia, with mdse
and passengers To Loriiiard
ship Leauder (ot London), knight. Shanghai Oct 29,
with teas 70 Peabody, keiis Co Passed Angler Nov
H. Cape Good Hope Dec 10, crossed the Equator Jan
in Ion 81 been within 700 miles of Sandy Hook
the last ~ days with nOrthery gales and clear
1t will remembered that this ship last
made the passage from Yokohama in 02 days She has
made the passage in 90 days. from pilot to pilot.
Schr Eothen. Brandtey, Aux Cages % days with log
wood, DC, to Kunhardt Coz vessel to Youngs, Smith
a. Co.
schr Lucia Murchison Jones, Wilmington NC, days,
with naval stores to Murchison Il Co; vessel to Pow
ell.
Bark fhas Dickens which arrived Feh !, from
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, Feb 2, 1874
This has been by far the coolest morning OF the
season. At Lancaster the thermometer indicated
46 degrees below zero; at Canaan, So; at Clare
mont, %; at Franklin, 80; at Meredith village, 80;
at Lake Village, 80; at Bradford, 80, and in this
city "a degrees below zero. The temperature Is
now moderatlng, The barometer is unusually
high,
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TWO MEN DROWNED FROM A FISHING
SCHOONER.
BOSTON, Feb. 2, 1874.

BOSTON, FED. 2, 1874.
The schooner J. T. Allen arrived on Saturday at
Gloucester from the Western Banks, with the loss
of two men. Patrick Lynch and John Mcintyre,
VINO were capsized in dory while tending trolls.
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ST. MARY'S, Feb. 2, I614.
The residence OF T. B. Gust was destroyed by fire
on Sunday afternoon. Loss about $4,000. Par
tally insured.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 A, M,

WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 A. NJ.
Synopsis tor tie Past 7,centy-rOur Hours.
The barometer has very generally fallen since
Sunday night. 1t is now highest in New Brunswick.
The temperature has risen decidedly over the lower
lakes, the Middle and Eastern states, and has
fallen in the Southwest. Rain or snow Is now re-
ported from all the Atlantic States, with fresh
northeasterly winds. Northwesterly winds and
cloudy weather prevail IN the OHIO Valley.
Probabilities.
For Tuesday, IN New England, easterly winds,
falling barometer, rising temperature and snow.
For THE MIDDLE STATES EAsTERLY. vEERING TO
WESTERLY WINDS, HIGHER TEMPERATURE, CLOUDY
WEATHER AND SNOW OR RAIN.
For the lower lakes and Ohio Valley, northwest
erly WINDS and cool, cloudy weather, and possibly
light snow.
For the upper lakes nortnwestery wlEds, shift
ing to southeast, with cloudy weather.
For the Southern States, light northwesterly
winds. cloudy weather, and possibly light rains.
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100000 Worth OF Property Burned in
FrOstburC. Md.

FRosTBURG, Nd, Feb 2, 1874.
destructive fire occurred here this morning.
Several buildings were consumed including pub
lie hail. liquor, a tobacco, a furniture, and q
drug store, saloon and dwelling The loss Is
100000; insurance, $4,000.
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DELAWARE.


LEwEs, Feb. 2, 1874.
The snow storm here Is changing to sleet
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NEW YORK STATE.

ALBANY, Feb. q 1874.
The thermometer here marked Is degrees below
zero this morning and has ranged near zero all
Qay.
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NOVA SCOTIA

HALIFAX, N. s., Feb. 2, 1sa
The thermometer was 10 degrees below zero here
last night, but the weather is moderating.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. q 1874.
heavy snow storm commenced at daylight.
Five inches had fallen up to noon.
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docks az COnoes, on tne Cnampiam Canal, was
passed.
BILLS PROGRESSED
Allowing the Judges Of the superior Court at But.
lal0 TO appoint a steuOgrapher.
The bill TO incorporate the Firemen's Benevolent
Association, OF Utica, was ordered 10 be pro-
crossed.
Adjourned.
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THE CASE OF ISRAEL ROsENBAUM.

The case Of Israel Rosenbaum, who IL charged
with having committed arson IN New York, Is still
IN progress. District Attorney General Allen, or
New YORK was ex9inlneQ TO-DAY.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, Feb. 2, 1874.
At seven O'Clock this morning the thermometer
ranged rom zero to degrees.
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NIISCELLANEOUS.

A BsOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIE
~ fercnt States Tor desertion, &c legal everywhere;
no publicity required charge until divorce Tranted
advice rea NJ HOUSE, Attorney, 1885, Broadway.
A HERALD BRANUH OFFfCE, BROOKLYN, COR
N. OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
open from A. NJ to 9 Y. NJ.
sunday from tog r. NJ,
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NEW ORLEANS, FEB. 2, 1874
Eight small houses on Where and st. Louls
streets were burned to-day. Loss $4,000; partly
insured.
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Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.

Bark Achilles 0ier) Rhetz New Haven for New York,
in ballast, to Funch Edge d Co.
Schr q Baird {Brl, sackey, st John, NIB, for New
York. 80 days with fish TO lieney Parker
Schr Mary Weaver Gladding, Boston Tor Philadelphia.
Schr breeze Bartlett, Fall River for New York
Schr X Woolsey Tyrrell, Providence for New YORK.
Schr Brapdywine, Fengar, Providence Tor New York.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Office.

ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH or FEBRUARY.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Feb 2, 1874.
Snow fell of and on during last night. 1t has
been hailing here all the morning.
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Average temperature for corresponding
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ENNSYLVANIA.

PnILADELAnIA, Feb. 2, 1874.
driving snow storm commenced here at ten
O'Clock this morning.
WILRESBARRE Feb. 9, 1874.
binding snow storm commenced here to-day
about noon and Is still raging. About six inches
has lallen
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US steamer Juniata and monitor Dictator still az
anchor at the Southwest spit.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

A ship, supposed the Charles II Marshall. from Liv
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-iour hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Buding:-
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