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New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
pASNFNGERS ARRIVED.

ppou c.PprFF-In s.e1nship Gdm0rgan. Sept 22Mr and
, BroNn Mrs K J. Richards and daughtI Rev and
Nh. b. TaoHss Mas M.s Ihonas Mss Ser'rsae aoas o
c.fe W m Cattell g. T. Ward Mss T. Ward, T. j. NghtmAn
NJ Sobe eugene Nohe Ernest NOOe ~ Cooke, Geo Nams
,a seor Mr Ms Waller Jones, Mrs Sasan Evans tfnes
rh Correa Frank Conea, Ma Gnham Wm Robinson. WJs
FROM BREMgS-In steamship Amsra iSept 22-BaFon yon
Ese Nrs Louise Gilman and child, H. kAhr a1d wife Mis-
schuenburg wife bduAr1 Sonenourg
y Les AID fmly A lima Nanka, Mss Mare WageaeF eo
ans Lhhrs Arnold Miss BOssrL From hayfe-A loal
NJ Ps5aIy family, T. II. Aew, A. Frankne1 aAd iamn
Ibn rer Leopold Miss Louisa RHppe Michael sehed
sDer Miss Mlihe speser Mss Mare Becker Mss JohAn1e
sehempp MArx Lahr John W K'Ier, Miss AnnA seall
Fu1 Dengef Schrler Aad child Martin aAnn LldN
raer Mrs Ropse, L. Kone fIans HArsorai heny Lah
m H. Hahn Masters K Damman NJ Muh4ho1 A. eiefefi Il olV
mana From H4vrs Joseph Braun hS. BaEdsI. % ~, ,
FROM LIYERPOOL-la s'e14ship flgcri1 sept NJ ,-
Mr. Thou Hon. {. Gibbons AM wife MT fstnol " ~
Laoahha NJ r. Johnson h. F. Faair NJ ard h m bt.ae u
Ss NJ Morr Mr. aud Lowbsr welsh ehd infant and se
ds Mr. and g. Coup and chill Thomas helPsf Mf anu
N strstge the strange o. Wilson. NJ j. "timrrans
= b Wllneriiug l. T. Waerins, 4 ~ NJ, ",aasIS NsIS
Rodgers Gaze W H. Barns C. Barns k D. hpsssn hen,
n NJ aBd Mrs o. H. Drtl VI 'n1
NJ. Tbomss Laey Charles LaleT, ~ . = Laley, As n b
Ltiey J. W. Ra,ssl Cap. sheDparl hs LAeeanAoI e"'
n NJ shsrnan W IA stewart remberg AIi Dsisat Mss
D~b, Nr Dsisht r. J. Koch. Nj. Nafdsel M Homer M
go Mr. aaa ri (ruie Moaoa Master Morton l. FAgsn
William singleton, HeuT p Foster thevAnH ae seASsarr
NJ .ud N. n Phcps. Pheps Capt and Mrs swlft aud MAID
Edwnd s Ar and dis CoAes Miss A. aeA Coates
p Coates A. Coates Master n Coates I've
g. A Peters, Miss Peters D01gAs Mer
- Hrrrv Cba7aoek Wallace Aias ard. 4 A CArk VIM
n cbsd-ek Joha q McArhur Robert Narn. Mr. and Mrs
Laals Ass Lsal.s w. L. Asoa NJ A.d Ass u RAAasL "a
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
GOVERNMENT WgATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT

y
.OsYIcB OF TUE CHEF SIGNAL oTrIcsRc(
wAsAfsdrOy. ID. c., Wednesday, ssuf. 23-l a. N.
gynopsss for he past twentu-foar hours.
The barometer is highest Oft the Middle
Atlantic Tue pressure fallen. but risen asn
the LIKE REGION and slight depre ssiOn exists IN
Western Texas. Clear or partly cloudy weather pre-
walls with sovhwest winds over the lakes. Middle and
Eastern States, and nOrtheastery winds over the south
Atlantic states Threatening weather and occasional
light rain reported rom Texas. The rivers have
risen atb Louis and Shreveport and fallen az Ncks-
burg.
ProbQSilifies
During wednesdsg, over the South Atlantic states.
rising, followed bY Sailing barometer, higher tempers-
tures, northeast 20 uthe winds. and partly cloudy
weather will prevail.
over the Gulf stationary and falling barometer,
south and east winds somewhat higher temperatures
and Increasing cloudirsss with rain the Western
Gulf coast.
Over the region stationary rising barometer
hght variable Winds mosSy north and southwest,
with higher temperature ard clear weather except over
the lower lakes, where partly cloudy aud clearing
weather Will prevail.
Over Tennessee and the Ohio Valley stationary and
falling barometer. higher temperature, gst north west
and northeast winds clear followed by cloudy weather.
Over the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys
ana the Northwest. sfafiOnary barometer Rht south
east 10 northwest winds, stationary and higher tsm-
peratures. clear followed by partly cloudy weather.
Over New-Engand stationary or lower barometer,
higher temperatures south westerly winds, partly
clondy and clear weather.
Middle States stationary barometer, somewhat
higher temperature souteas 70 sotttoest utnds pdruy
cloudy aud clear WedLtSr.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
REcrrrroy OF TIE IRISH GUESTS.

The Joint Committee OF the Common Council
In charge Of the for the municipal recep
ton of the Lord Mayor OF Dublin and the Irish 'Semen
aud their friends definitely settled at meeting m Gen.
Plnckneys Office, yesterday afternoon, upon the form
Of the cy's hospitality. Alderman Koch and Assistant
Alderman Heaey, subcommittee, have hired the
steamboat Wyoming for the OCCASION and obtained the
services CT DeImonico and OF a baud Of music. TIE
wyoming, with the invited guests, limited TO 80. viii
leave the foot OF Thntyfourtht, North River at 10 a.
M tomorrow and sail around the city. Among those
invited to the distinguished party are the Mayors
Of New-York Brooklyn, Jersey CITY, Roboken Yonkers
Poughkeepse, and Long Island City; Major-Gen. w. g.
Hancock, U. 8. A; Mdjoroen Rufus ingalls,. Rear Ad
mya Godon. A. T. Stewart, and Peter Cooper. public
reception will be given in the Governors Room In tne
City Hall on Friday. between and p. NJ
The Slston-hOuse OF the Fifteenth Precinct Police In
Mercerst. was visited and inspected by several men,
bers OF the irish Rife Team Monday night. Accom-
panying the party the Lord-AayOr OF Dublin aud
his daughter the Viscouut and VIscountess hassarene
Alderman aud Miss Manning Major Leach, j. X NIL
ner. John Rgley. Capt. Walker, and Thomas Kelly
Capt Byrns escorted the party through the building,
showing them the mems quarters the dormitery ana
the prison.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
PROSPECT PARK FALL MEETING.

The Fall trotting meeting of the Prospect
Park Fair Grounds Association began yesterday their
course at Gravesend Bay, l. l. Notwithstanding the
fine weather, the attendance not large, here not
being 800 people present. The distance OF the track
from the city, and the amount charged for admission
, account for the limited attendance. The first race
on the programme for purse OF $780, for horses
that had beaten three minutes the winner taking
$780, second horse $50 and third horse $50 or the II
horses entered 10 to the post Dan Maces black
geding Arthur the five heats. OF which C. 8.
Green's roam mare Tidy the first. and John
Murphy's brown geidIng Cheston the third
The second for a purse OF
$780, for horses that had 231 the winner
taking siJ0 second horse $3.50 and third Se0 or the
nine horses entered, five started-J. Murphys Dr. IN
Lady Dahlman Dan Maces Vanity Far, NJ. Feelys
br IN Lady Sayres. b. Wilson's br. m Carrie. and W s.
Thon's Constitution. Lady Danlman won the hrst
two heats and Vanity Fair the next two In the nfth
heat Charlie Green substituted as the driver OF Car
RE In place Of Wilson, ana at the turn having the nsde
he carried the other far outside that ne caused
Lady Dlhlman To interfere with VANITY Fair ana carry
him 10 break Lady Dlblman then took the lead aud
won the heat but tine Judges veIY arbltrarlY' III was
generally thought, took the heat from the winner
aud gave t and the to Vanity Fair. Murphy the
driver OF Lady Dahnan expressed his sense or the n
justice of the decision In strong TERMS Tor Whlch the
Judges suspended him for six months
PROSPECT PAgX L. L. TUESDAY Sp 22Pare OF $500 for borses
that have beaten three minutes nile heats beat three In hYe IN
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET.

REVISED ESTIMATES OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
THE TREAsURER's FIGURES CUT DOWN.
The estimates of the expense of carrying on
the Police Department for 1875 submitted TO the
Board of Police by the Finance Committee OF that body
yesterday and approved by the Board and ordered
be sent the Board of Apportionmen The estimate
made by Treasurer Duryee, published in THE TRIBUNE
fortnight ago much reduced by the Finance Com
mittee there being reduction Of $4,000 In the est
mate expenses OF the Police Department proper
and Of s9097 In the estimate OF the expenses OF the
Street Cleaning Department year ago the Board OF
Police estimated that the expenses Of the Police Depart
ment proper for 1874 would amount 10 g. 6s3 g. The
estimates approved yesterday for the year
1875, amount TO $,4S9,274 The increase of the
amount asked for Is due to the increase OF
the number OF patrolmen from 22OO 1900, ad-
dtion of $4,000 the salary list Of the Department
The estimate OF the salaries OF clerks and for supplies
for much less than that for 1874 The expense Of
the STRENGTHENING Department for the year 1874 will
amount sl1S6997 So The estimate just approved for
the year 1875 amounts 81 O39,Ss4 This includes
100000 for removing ice and snow; amoLnt which
the Commissioners doubt If they will obtain In case
the Board OF AppOrtOnment do not grant the 100000
just mentioned the estimates OF the Department will
amount TO only s9333S4. The following is a tabulaed
and OF the streetCleaning Department:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
R4ILWAY ACCIDENTS.
COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE ON THE BELvIDERE
DELAWARE ROAD.

COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE ON THE BELvIDERE
DELAWARE ROAD.
EAsroN, Penn, Sept 22.-The afternoon
passenger train on the Belvdere Delaware Railroad left
Philpsburg, N. j. at 1895 for Philadelphia, i've
minutes late coIloed with freight train, at
Warrens lime kins. about three miles down the river
The freight train side track. the switch to the
same being left open allowing the passenger train also
10 pass on the side track and TO come in collision with
the freight train The passenger train was running at
regular speed the time OF collision The baggage ana
smoking cars teescOped and all that were injured were
In these two cars Samuel H. Meyers OF Harrisburg was
killed by having his neck broken John sayford OF Har
rsburg injured internally Mr. Sheldon Injured IN the
face badly upper lip cut off, Mrs. Sheldon badly cut IN
the face Mr. Goldsmith, mail agent, slightly injured
and refused to leave his mail The Elston Post
master went down 10 take charge or MS mails Mr
Hone express agent badly niured Jonathan Taornton
engineer right shoulder dslocaed; JOhn Dean nreman
one leg and one injured Thomas Hogan, Foreman
OF the track seriously injured on the mead ana PACK
WIN W. Conway OF Llmbertye, badly cut on lDe
head; William Gordon engineer, badly Injured on ieIt
shoulder and and head The wounded persons "eIe
tlKen 10 Philnpsburg for medical Attendance
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

THE KINGS COUNTY CHARITY BOARD CENsURED.
The investigation yesterday into the alleged
irregularities the Kings County institutions revealed
startling facts The principal witness called before the
Supervisors Committee DR.. Charles F. Macdonald
late superintendent OF the Lunatic Asylum Fatbush
He testified before he took the position Of physician
there were assistants, but for afterw ard
there were only Mr. Green appointed clerk,
and was found by the witness be very naccur
ate He could not spell correctly. transposed names
and dates, and utterly unfit for the position
commissioner Cunningham insisted that Green
competent person. the witness had control over
the sppointmentA. There a general tendency to
ignore all authority. He has often been compelled To
mt IS persons into rooms intended 20 hold only IS per
sons Two idiots we're admitted by order OF Com
missioner Cunningham. To his knowledge the Com
nissoners never made a thorough inspection while he
was IN the Asylum.
The Committee then adjourned to the fsupervisors
Chamber where they made q partial report TO that
body which had been called order by Supervsorst
lmree Fox supervisor Richardson read the report and
said II referred principally the Illegal appointment OF
John A. Murtha clerk He said that the Committee
mad found that the Commissioners or CHARITIES Dad
aded the provisions aud restrictions OF sections l. q
and of Chapter OF the Laws of 1874 In the appoint
IoeDt Of Musths under the designation OF q clerk.
whose duties Identical win those formerly dis
charged by the person az assistant stOrekeepar,
and tnose powers tue opinion OF the COMMITTEES, we're
nv law taken entirely from the control OF the COmns-
sionara and placed under the control OF the Board or
Supervisors. For the proper DISCHARGE oI the autes
csivia0 and delivery Of supplies. aud al the
SIrffss necessarily Incident thereto the super,
ysors are alone Responsible aad IL lae ooihloh o'
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
DEPARrU9x or FOREIGN MAILS
WEDNESDAY. serr. g.

WEDNESDAY. SEFT. %
steamship
Scotia close NJ Supplementary Mai coe at the Post
ono. AZ 30 D. Steamship at IRON Cunari Dock,
Jersey City. A.
az IN. Supplementary NAL VIII
close P Office at Z:l5 steamship sails az H. irom
Pier No. 43 n r. s.-,.-
Ms for Iyt Tybee. close at m Steamship
.ails AZ 4 D. H., from Martins stores Brooklyn.
THUkSDAl. SEPT. II
ClebOlg and hamburg oV steamship
Tbuurga close Mali Is closed az the
PosOAce Al sails Al from per foot oi
Mas for ayans the steamship City Of Merida close
IN sunpemenary Mail Ia closed The POstOAce at :: ~
Ste.nshiu sails AZ 3 Pier No y. Il.
rRIDAf. SEpT. %.
Mails for aud Santo Domingo BY the steamship Ashland close
Steamship sails from PER NO. IL Norm AiFer
F sATURDAt, SEPr. 70
HALIFAX " closed At e SeS-forE FOstOhee every
lar B D IN. and goes wa Boston
u Tor Great Br and Queenstown and Liverpool bY
steamship Celtic II ~ supplementary Mai closed at
m. Post.ORce at 1880 sails al IRON t1e
No. 81 NOth klyer =,
For and Mails bv steamship Hohensaufen mails
close al 80 Supplementary Mail closed al the Post cs
ar 30 D. N steamship sails at from foot oi Ihri ho-
bOken. - A.. ....,..h,.
Coop eo-e AZ Mail Is closed al TIE Post
OBee u NJ, trom Per No. a. ~ l.
sUNDAi sKPr y.
All Malls stli O'Clock Tbs tos-onee open oH L
tall
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
CATTLE MARKETS.

BuvvALo 22-CATrLs-The receipts today were lO7l
supply thus lar sIO9 head
2S for the time last week The
about weeks for good cattle
claiming concessions Commoa and Ihn stock Of n
there an undue proportion hard sell About 700
disposed of Of 24 bead kenncky steers ranging
from al 1856 So 1895 31Aa; $50 heal Ohio
ranging 6Sj ~ at 50 509f6 S1ai 300 bead Michigan
990I $50 b. 81 dpJ 622 lI0 head Illinois
steers ranging OjO0l 2l7 D. at "a 5OGSc 200 bead Indiana
ranging $3.50 30 D. at S3 5OdS4 70 II head
e33 d. at - 2O ~ head state o1en aver
agiDx 1920 10. al S5 20. ooo
sHKRP AND IANB-rhe receipts to,y 900 head making
head for the Tae market opened sO~ and
disposed The only
es sheep, from 20 10 81
10 60Qs5 small lot Canada sheep averaging l33 d. at
supply
r l26OO head agsust 5000 head FOR the
The market active and ong foAeTs SOD ~
heavy hogs. S7Qs7 15 choice lots sEale higher.
CHrcAGo Sent 2-CArTLE-Sas 500 head market dull and
prices sDd Offers at lOa2Oe decline failed
es 81 % So rs shipments, LOCO head.
IL 900 head market moderately active and steady
25dS7 40 for extra; sh pments l2OOO
sales 200 market firm al e2 20 GS4 % for
TO choice
PHnADKLPHIA Sept demsnd for all descriptions
better at about orer pces the sds
Amounted 10 about head from 6G7c y for fair good
aud common Texss cattle roR 3i2aji2c
ready sale at from 5 ~ ID, and fair
ausity at M Stock sheep sold from s20S3 head the
5000 Choice lambs sold at al % and common at
81 50d$2 90
SoIi At 81 50G$l1 T. 100 ID net tor cornfed.
CALyZs-rhis lively this week. and fresh
COWS sold SJOGS50 aud spingers $4jG$0O Mi calves
soil at 9sc, aad grass at 406c y D.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
AH Noticrs Of Marriages must be iadorssd v,a fsit
sane and address.
DIED

RAssIn pr,okn Sunday Sept 90 the .tber
William Henri Bass Rev G. Bass aged "a and
Funeral services 81 Peters Episcopal churca sgs Wednesday.
23d at 2 .. m Friends and acquaintance are inVeL
BuSKBR-on SATURDAY Afternoon Sept 49, suddenly, william
Rpj1es and friends Of the family are funeral
ing Sept 20, at 10 O'Clock
CoRTELYoU-At AnDaaAs Island, sept 90 1874 Peas
The Paas Church tbroAwa5 on Weinesdsy IA
TysasRApHrc,L soc,xrr-Norcs Members Of the sOe,
notified attend The funeral Of our e erohs' Peer
from St Broadway on ~ Z,
DAwsoSAt cas.t Sept 81 lsIt M.@s Brush on,T ,S,A "
Rev @a & Name e r.. DsSP .%; 1s ss n 10 sod n. ssr
the esesc Of ss sS9dDaIes'' W a. brush % Hanson p''
DUYSISGA Paee Colorado sept Is Is .sr Gps sssss 1 a
Dunnins formerly Of Orange County T. 's7'
pLEMING-A Brooklyn II TUESDAY Sept 22. isr short -
John Fe@lns late Of ssT,o's " ,a m. e0.r,l from a.
Peters tKpscoua Charch st. Broosl5n at 0e.0eE IA %
TSSrsia1, The 24h inst.
H1GgRTYTu Brooklyn, Monday Sept 81 Deuu Hlgsy in the
faS. sa Of his soHasw James MarShy SO Dane he cssh
9 o'clock a. N The win be Cambridge Ma.
for ntermeut
gulBoUsE-In New Haven Sept 90 COn.hs Lawrence ses Il
James Huhoase dsughtsr the ate Isaac Lawrence
Funeral on her residence Wednesday, ssp- %
HUyrTIyG-suddeul, Jamaica l. L. Sunday morning sept 20
henrietta T. Of Cesrs Hunting Aod daughter q Mari
Whitehead OF Elizabeth j. ,,,--..-. -.
The and friends Of the family are respectfully svei . ea
the funeral weinesAy 23d at coek a. hs Prs
jamaica leave u ~ VS@
3. .. n. FOR JamaicA
JoHNsoS-At weeha.Eeu SewJT on Tuesday sept ~ 1874
NARY wife Of Aaron W. Johnson - ts.. q, ,...,s ,.s
The relatives friends Of the family are InIe' tyh,,
fnosrsi from Of her sonin-a~ John
No I23 Huson-sf IIoboken THURSDAY a. 0eoeA 3 n
IFWIssuteuIv on Monday evening Sept 81 John d. Lewis
Souce oil funeral bsFeaftsr
McGUIRR-In Brooklyn, Monday Sept IL Esa Ae'"re " a
asr and respectfully invited TO attend ne naer
her ste r,sdence 80 Frontsi OF "edesal Al 0coeA
Brooklvu SUNDAY afternoon. sept 20 1874 sat
asv Matte Isabel Of Benz ana y AND LsfaA AetcA
agei IS and 4 monhs -, a.. -, -
,hs seaee OF Mn q. Wilder No 81 FintPhee on Wsdnss-
day, sept % at 3 O'Clock p u
VAN DJZER-At Carmel PutBsm Co, T. sandy sept d.
selab van Duzrr 10 Tsh year % his
Relatives AMI respectfully nviei % aieLd tie nerH
fo bis wednesday, sept - Al II 80 M
ages WAITING Coon Fails Station on ne arrv, o. se
s-lo m usn Grant Centra Depot, n y sqeaAl raa
W convey WO0aNn CeLe.erY leaving Cro'n ram
81 l3On
yAx ART-In this city. Tuesisv sept y han-a ~'
dsnghter and Abby Irving Van ~ait ss~ 1"''
Notice Of funeral hereafter. -. i.
WfLLLAMs-On TUESDAY, sept 81 Joseph "inA"'' 'e
Charles and Catharne WliamA - a.s,,l A. IN. r,,adeacs
RsaTe and ienis are ip'iel 70 g on enesiav
ofhs parents, i47 Hudson-ive' bLooA ---
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

complaint made from Fulton Market reported that
collection Of staenant water standing In 1pen
drain In front Of stand No. loa Complaints niade
that the open at one-hundredandhf hfty sxthst.
aud Eleventh-ave. was nuisance Dr. r. q. Msrman
testified that the emanations from this
ing great deal OF sickness In the neghoorhood and
that some immediate action should be taken. The
Board OF Health ordered the complaint 70 be referred 70
the Department Of Public Works. The butchers 20
present their remonstrances in writing to-day On
Thursday the Board Is to hold special secret session 70
make the appointments Of the vaccnating CORPS and
transact such other business may come up at that
time. The number OF applicants for the position Of Dis
trct vsccnator reaches nearly o aud only ten are to
be appointed
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
THE AFFAIRS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAIL
wAY-sELECTIoN OF NEW DIRECTORS.

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. ga special dlspatch
from London The Globe says: An adjourned specia
general meeting of the shareholders OF the Great west
ern Railway was held Sept. o. for the purpose OF elect
ing Board OF Directors in place OF the ola boaru
who had resigned in consequence OF the adverse report
of the Committee Of Investigation having been adopted
by large majority Of the meeting held Iortnisn.
since circular had been issued by the committee OF
inyestigatiOn, and a Committee OF the etocAhoiuers
recon nending the following gentlemen as members OF
the new Board Wiz The Right Hon. Mr. Childers IL 70
Chairman Lleut.-Col. Gray. T. BarKworth ana sey-
mour Clarke OF London; James Bold OF Glasgow. L. W.
MaeClure OF Manchester John stitt OF Liverpool and
the Hon. w. McMaster OF Toronto. Alderman SIR
Thomas Dakln Chairman OF the old Board VINO occu-
pied the chair having briefly adyerted 70 tne pro
ceedings OF the previous meehhg caneu upon
the Chairman OF the Investigating Committee 10
address the meeting. Mr. haeatta theh proceeheu
10 detail the qualifications OF the gentlemen OF whom
the Committee proposed TO form tine new Board lhe
number OF the old Board eleven bu at present the Co
mtee thought the appointment OF eight gentlemen SUI
neient leaving them elect their three colleagues
Since the Committee had issued the circular had been
found that the state OF Mr. sts health would not ad
init OF his taking the Office, and II was therefore pro
posed that the name OF John COckburn OF Lyerpooi Dc
substituted that OF Mr. stt, and he concudeu oy
moving that the list OF gentlemen recommended oy o
Committee Of Investigation Subject TO the ABOVE 'e
ton) be adopted by this meeting as members Oh Tue
new Board. Director Mcclure seconded tAe moIoh Non
siderable disscussiou eBsued TO the Legality OF tne
meetag aad the eriept VI 10 poSers u, Ass''4. -V
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

cc.so Sept % Flour quie. and unchanged Wheat n and in
81 03 No. Spring 9Sa4c cash 0s A2c
81 October No. Spring 81 G9 iec Rejected
s69o7c active and hkr closing 2O3c below best
sa; S3sc September; Sic October 729ac seller
all Oats active and hEher sales No. at 63 312@
so % October Rejected. 81; White, 54c Rye firm, No
at Ole. Barley dul ana shade lower No sprag O7 cash
sales s22 75 spot sls ia seller all the
demand Ia 2c spot IL ssc
seller all l7- February Bulk Meats notag doing
WHISKY and higher 81 o. Lake Freigh-Wheat to
Bafao 7c. On the Board this afternoon
unsettled 81 OO cash and Sepember
90 ae October. Corn eod arm At SO &C., cash and September
Sle Oats firm and higher 54 cash and September
llsd5lac October Rseepu6000 b6s Flour 80 900 bush
10 600 Corn, 81 900 bush Oats 10000 bush Bar
lev. 900 bills Flour, $1,000 bush Wheat, o4OOO
bush. Corn, - 0OO bush Oats. 1900 bush Barley.
NgwORLRANs Sept 2-aT lower Choice SO. Pork dnu and
s26 Lard easier; Terce l5sal6c; Keg 162pl6sf
MoassesN sales New Strap 10s received and
Corn Meal held aner 81 90 Other articles
unchanged Go l09e BIchADge-hew-fors agnt, d pemrn
.tarling
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
AN INTERESTING GERMAN FESTIVAL.

Nearly 10000 men, women and children at
tended The third and last day. festivities OF the swabIan
Society in Joness Wood and Washington Park yesterday
afternoon This festival has been celebrated through
out Wurtemberg for many years past beginning on Oct
l. Immediately after the harvest when samples
Of prodast p--spted tn" KING The farmer
displaying the choicest growth OF fruit or vegetable
becomes the recipient OF elegant medal The Society
IN ,s city has only 40 members and their first festival
wa, given Ia 1863 in Hudson River Park then IN West
Fifty-eighthst., and attended by only 6Oo
peoule The festival which closed yesterday was
attended by at least 60,OC0 persons In 1868
IS was spent in decorations. The decorations OF
yesterlays festival cost mot less than SOO0.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
p4SSENGERS SAILED.

PoR KINGSTON JAA-a steamship Ead, sept, % M Je sey
= Artce er Leon M GonIles Francs Baiel kiwan Mel
logg samuel kellogg Oscar j. Daaning M FAL D. " LiD''
NJ. Onosco. + barlOcA a.. 40 ~, psu.-,
Mr.. A. Penard. H. ". Wlssmann, Chas DAqtrsmoni Ms ~
DAumont Mary AalreuOnt, H. Lener H. hoDaeh Df
Rtgoln D.; Heun Zocofer, Mr Elizabeth bauer Ms anna
Bruekcher, Miss Elise BfueEaeaer Albert sexton n1sst
seIton al Eastman II. NupDemann, Mrs upper
mann aui infant RldoDh. ChaA W Seh4s Ter houmAn
~ snsn =. Ele Hoffman Miss Mary Hoffman, Robert seho-
bnrgh Veronica Kropi Louise Becker, G end Jon "a
NJ NJ Emile Gruenert Prosper LaFea1 elnoh
Eacb N Ite Kocb Miss Magial Koch Master hAth hoeh-
FOR HAVAHA-Ia steamship Cresen Cty sept z|-hooe!t b
Bdgai Eford James aaoorey Aofa
Ram Kug1t Martin Connore John Gbedh Walter hione I'm
Blanchard Geo. Blanchard George h"0es''' W. h's-' ~ p
kfuA