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The New York herald., 1874-09-13
BROOKLYN.

The receipts for taxes during the week were
sl7,26s
There were 461 arrests by the police during the
past week.
Judge Nelson yesterday granted an order dis
charging Peter A. Bennett, an alleged lunatic,
from the asylum.
Coroner Jones was notified to hold an inquest
over the body OF Horace j. Hartman, boy seven
years old, who was drowned on Tuesday last by
falling into the river from The foot OF Richards
street.
James Healey, thirty-fve years OF age, who was
arrested for stealing seventy-nve leet OF rubber
hose from John Davis, OF No. 10 Court street. at
tempted to hang himself from his cell door graf
ing, as the Butler street station house He was
opportunely discovered and cut down. Justice
Delmar committed him to await examination.
Detective Roach yesterday arrested James
Cough an alleged English thief, for having robbed
the fancy store Of Mrs. Kearney, No. $50 Smith
street. In the possession OF the prisoner was
found a handsome onyx ring, on which are en-
graved the letters an. NJ. p" captain Ferry is Of
the opinion that the fellow is the leader OF "a gang
OF pckpockets, and that Iurther robberies will be
uQeartneQ.
The New York herald., 1874-09-13
THE SURRENDER OF MEXICO.

The twenty-seventh anniversary of the capture
OF Mexico and the entrance Of General Scott's
army into the halls Of the M0nteZumas will be
celebrated tomorrow by the veterans OF the Mexi.
can war in various parts Of the Union. The Aztec
Club, by invitation OF President Grant, will dine at
the Executive Mansion, and rhe Washington Vet
eran Association Will also celebrate the day. In
this city the veterans Will assemble at nine O'Clock
in front of the Worth Monument, Fifth avenue and
Twenty-fifth street. Having formed in line the
procession Will march to the City Hall, where It
Council. IL WILL march thence to Peck slip and go
by steamer to Harlem River PARK, 126th street.
where there VIII be dinner, music and dancing,
speeches by Ex-Governor Price, OF New Jersey. and
other eminent speakers. MAJOR General II. hobart
Ward will act as Marshal, with General Thomas
Gary Captain Mcclure, Captains Marriott and
Obere as assistants.
The New York herald., 1874-09-13
NEW JERSEY.

George A. Anderson, OF Mercer county, has been
appointed a Commissioner OF Fisheries vice Dr.
Slack, deceased.
An appropriation OF sao 900 has been made for the
support of the public schools in Somerset county
for The ensuing year.
In Montcair. yesterday, Isaac Herman commit
ted suicide He hanged himself IN barn. No
cause except dull times Is asslgnable.
The New Jersey State Agricultural Society fair
opens at Waverly tomorrow. Great things are
promised Of it. An expectant member OF Con-
gress is President OF the society
The committee appointed to investigate the
frauds in the Board OF Chosen fIeeholders Of Hud-
son county completed their abors yesterday.
They Will report at the meeting next Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitehead OF New York. tried
to commit suicide in Newark On Friday night.
The police prevented and cared for her. and yes
terday sent her home Domestic troubles preyed
on ner, she said. she was richly dressed, and had
the appearance OF being person OF culture.
Henry Klnmann, youth Of sixteen years, shot
himself with pistol at late hour on Friday
night, because young lady had refused to keep
company with him, in the afternoon. He resides
with his parents at No. IS Bloomfield street, where
he Will recover. He made similar attempt for a
like cause about year ago.
Police Marshal Tyrrell, OF Trenton, with the AID
OF police officer OF Railway, succeeded yesterday
IN arresting IN the latter city brace OF horse
thieves, named Hugh Flynn and William Cook.
On Wednesday last the accused obtained a team
from livery stable in Trenton for the ostensble
purpose OF gong to Yardleyville, but instead OF
when they drove to Railway where their actions
aroused the suspicion OF the authorities and
hence the arrest The livery stable keeper identi-
fed the stolen property and the thieves, who
were subsequently bound over to appear at Court.
Flynn has been recognized as an old offender in
this species Oh crime.
few days ago at Plainfeld team OF spirited
horses ran away with carriage, in which were
seated little girl. aged twelve years, and her
aunt While the animals were prancing along at
a terrible rate the child walked out upon the
tongue OF the vehicle and, picking up the reins
devoted herself to checking their speed and In a
short time succeeded in obtaining control OF them.
All Of a sudden, when street corner was reached,
the carriage capsized, throwing its occupants to
the ground. few severe bruises were the re-
suit. Still the little heroine held fast to the rens
and ultimately brought the steeds to a halt At
this juncture her father came on the scene, when,
utterly forget1ui OF SELF she inquired II pa or aunt
were hurt.
The New York herald., 1874-09-13

renoanr Bacon. while the testimony for snake.
speares authorship was mainly direct and positive.
know Il vas said that circumstances never lie (;
put my experience goes TO the extent that sOme-
times the developments OF circumstances are
false.
Again 1t Is said Dy Counsellor Daniel Dougherty
(as 'anicus curie'1 that the PLAYS are too ency-
ciopediacal to have been solely written by elti er
Bacon or Shakespeare, or any one man. ana that
they were most clearly. from internal evidence,
the work OF what may iudIcialy term Joint stock
company mot limited) OF collaborators VINO
pitched upon Manager shakespeare as the assumed
and conveniently accredited author.
Now, gentlemen, | refrain, according 70 my
CUSTOM from expressing my own opinion. leave
the case all TO you, Should you not shortiy agree,
l reserve the right, with assent OF couhset 10 re,
open the case and admit further testimony anu
hear additional argument. 49,. ...
Here the Recorder paused, and the reporter
looked around almost convinced ne hau peen III
Court aud that the Jury had tired TO deliberate.
The New York herald., 1874-09-13
Almanac for New Y0rk-Chis Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. IL, 1874.
CLEARED.

steamship Baltic tBr kennedy, Liverpool via Queens
steamship Java CBp, Martyr, Liverpool Queenstown
steamship England tBr). Thompson, Liverpooi-F W J
Steamship Neckar sGer,, Meyer, Bremen via South
Steamship Teutonia Ger), Ludwig, Hamburg-Kun-
steamship Henry Chauncey, Rathburn Aspinwal-Pa-
steamship state Of Texas, Boger Galveston via Key
steamship Gen Meade, sampson, New Oreans-Frederic
Steamship Hudson, eager, New orleans-clark 4 Sea
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth. savannah-R Low.
Steamship San Salvador Nickerson, savannah-w
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Chareston--J " Quin
Steamship Benefactor Jones' Wilmington. NC-wm
and eTiebmpnd"0ld % omnon Steamship Co wy o'"'
Steamship Knight Chichester Georgetown, DE-
Steamship vndicat0r Doane' Observation-Disclosures
Steamship george CROMWELL Whitehead. Portland Me
nmss
canhIy snP De % o Las and
Bark Orion Nor), Tonnessen' Liverpool-Funch, Edge
Bark Dlvco Nor JOrgensen, Cork for orders-Funch,
Bark Agost,ns 1taD, Marchese, Befast-slocovich
Bark Arcturns Ger Zielcke, DanNic-Funch, Edge
oG Bar. orsoa utap, canero, I,sDon-Funon, Edge
& Wat
Bark Fredsel (Nor) Norberg delpha-Funch.
:, Brig Andrea Msnano dtaD, Lubrano, Lisbon-Funcn
Brig san Gacomo dtaD, cahero cagliari-Funch
Brig Guselmo dtaD, CaAero, Maaga-Funch Edye
Brig Morning Light Dill Georgetown, Dem-L W&P
Brig Ruby, Neal Port Spain, Trin-Danie Trowbridge
Brig Oliver Cults (Br) Jones' Port au Prince-R Muir
ray, Jr.
Brig Valencia. Small, st Reconsideration Il Co.
Brig Gambia, Tupper, Brunswick, Ga-Warren Raw.
Brig Leonard Myers Hicks, Richmond, Va-Abiel Alb
schr Edwin J Palmer Stevens Tampico-Thebaud
..Schr Annie wyman, Whiting, Nassau, NP-Mller
Houghton A., 49,,
schr F Chandler CBr), Pettis, Parrsboro Ns-D De
Scnr B l. Eaton, Adams Key West and Pensacola
sohr Minnie Hudson Jacksonville Warren Ray.
Schr Joseph souther, Waits savannah-Evans Ball
schr Hattie Butler Reed, savannah-Bentley, GIL
schr carolina, Gaskel, Washington, NC-W Hin
schr S W Townsend. Town.end, Richmond, va-siaght
Schr N Tyler. Peterson, Alexandria-Slaght Petty.
Schr Enoch Moore, Chambers, Georgetown, DC-slacht
schr NJ Sawyer, Kelly, Gainesport, Me-wilson God
schr Timothy Field, Leland, Boston-Chas H Low.
Schr Angler, Besse. New Bedford-FeI guson Wood.
schr Blackstone Wickson. New Bedford-H Jackson
scnr II Clark Fengar. Provdence-H W Jackson 4
schr Onward. Wheeler, Providence-H W Jackson 4
Steamer Fannie Fenton, Philadelphis-wm Kirkpat-
rick.
The New York herald., 1874-09-13
ARREST OF A NOTORIOUS THIEF.

Detective Dusenbury, OF the Central ONCE, while
on duty at Wallack's Theatre last night noticed
man acting in rather suspicious manner and ap-
preached him, when he discovered the suspected
party to be the notorious pickpocket and thief
James Price. Price at once made an attempt to
get away but the detective was too qutk for him
and soon had him in limbo. While on his way 10
the Central ONCE and about opposite
No. SIS Broadway, where Price supposed,
no doubt that some OF his comrades might
be in waiting, he turned on DuseDbury and struck
him terrible blow on the mouth, l0osening all his
front teeth. The oilcer, however, held on to him,
when Price drew a knife and attempted to use IL,
but the blows were warded OF till DusenDury's
cres for assistance brought Onicer McShay, OF tine
Fifteenth precinct Price was then conducted 10
the Central once, and upon being examined there
were found upon his person q gentleman's gold
watch and cnain bearing the number 23, 2g2 and OF
the make or Mathey Brother, Switzerland. The
watch can be seen at the Detective O1lce at Head
quarters.
Price Is a notorious character, and has served
three terms In State Prison, and bis chances ior
iQpIth term Are 2pQYe pAE. -,
The New York herald., 1874-09-13

az ten O'Clock A. NJ. On Tuesday evening there
win be grand mass temperance meeting in the
Academy OF Music at which Hon. William Ii. Van
Cott Will deliver the address or welcome, which
will be responded TO by Dr. X. E. sutton, oi Rome,
n. Y, Grand worthy Chief Tempiar Oh the State
Evans, the Welsh temperance advocate, and othe 3
will also speak, and the Hutchinson Family VIII
sing some OF their best songs. On "Wednesday the
delegates will make al excursion round the river
front and aoout the bay Ia the steamer Pleasant
Valley.
The registration OF applicants for admission to
the Cooper Union Evening schools in science and
Art commenced on Wednesday evening, septem-
ber 0. over $40 have been admitted. Many classes
are already flied. There are still vacancies In the
classes IN chemistry, natural philosophy astron-
oIny, algebra geometry, trigonometry analytical
geometry, descriptive geometry, calculus, mechan-
les, mechanlcai engineering analytical chemls try |;
also IN ngure drawing. life drawing, form drawiug
perspective, architectural and mechanical draw
ing and modelling IN clay. Those who desire ad-
mission can do so by applying at the onice on any
evening, except Monday or saturday, from a
quarter-past seven to nine O'Clock.
requiem mass was celebrated yesterday in st
Mary's church, Ridge and Grand streets, for the
repose OF the soul OF Rev. Isaac N. B. Wells for
merly OF this city, who died on Wednesday at Sus.
pension Bridge, N. T., where for the last three
years he had been pastor OF ST. Michae'5 church.
The Rev. Father McNab, Of Rochester, acted as
Celebrant, Rev. James Cole as Deacon. Rev.
Anthony kesser as sub Deacon, and Father Rich
ard O'Connor, OF Ovid, N y, preached the funeral
sermon. Among the cergymen present were Rev.
Nicholas Doraa OF st. stephens church. Brooklyn ];
Kew. Michael Cav2nagh, OF the seminary OF our
Lady OF Angels, suspension Bridge; Rev. owen
O'Brien, OF Brooklyn, and Rev. John Drumgoole.
The New York herald., 1874-09-13
NEW YORK CITY.

During last week Marshal Conklln issued 163
licenses and received $429.
Two hundred and fifty dogs were officially
drowned yesterday and hall as many received at
the Pound.
Mr.. John Barry, the trainer of Harding in his
recent match against time, is matched to walk
twelve miles in one hour on the Monmouth track
tomorrow.
The cooking classes will begin on Wednesday
next, at eleven a. NJ, at the Free Training
Schools, No. Al East Tenth street. Girls and wO-
men wishing to Join the classes are requested to
apply at once, with references.
Dr. NJ. x. Specker, OF No. 3ls Broome street, who
was represented as having received a reprmand
from Coroner Croker for giving a death certificate
in case which he had not seen before DEATH as
serts that the report was erroneous, inasmuch as
he had attended the patient fifteen hours before
life was extinct.
William P. Wood, late chief OF the Secret Service
Bureau, was arrested yesterday by Detectives
Seleck and Farley, of the Central ONCE and taken
before United States Commissioner at the Marine
Court charged with passing a worthless check
for $1,000, and was let 30 Oh his own recognizance
TO appear for trial.
Jonn Alderman, OF No. 139 Hester street, during
an atercation last night with John Fleishman, on
the corner OF Hester and Mott streets, was struck
in the left side ana was severely injured. Fesh-
man made an attempt to escape but was finally
arrested BY Roundsman stewart OF the Fourteenth
Bellevue Hospital.
Frederick Ehrman, cigar dealer at No. 24o
Stanton street. yesterday caused the arrest OF
Michael Deutsch, cigar maker in his employ
charged with stealing 800 cigars and a quantity OF
tobacco, altogether worth $50. The prisoner ad-
mltted MS guilt TO Officer Giroux Of the Eleventh
precinct, but denied IL in the Essex Market Court
DE was neld In 81, 900 lor trial
are broke out yesterday morning In the two
story frame building, corner OF Union avenue and
1851 street, causing a loss OF about s3 900. The
building was occupied by r. J. Pope as a barn. The
names spread 40 rapidly that before the arrival OF
tne engines the tnree story frame building, Occu-
damaged to the extent OF $500 Mr. Pope's loss Is
si,5VO Both parties are fully insured.
Rosh Hoshamah, the Hebrew New Year, was
strictly observed yesterday by all devout descend
ants OF judah. Throngs attended In all tue sypa-
gogues at the several services, and the business
places OF the israetish citizens. were closed
Adler and Gotthel delivered appropriate addresses
~ German ana English. To-day Is included in the
New year FESTIVAL, and Will be generally 50 OBJ
served,
william Hon residing at No. 260 william street,
entered the restaurant connected with Steeie's
Hotel, No. $40 Greenwich street. last evening, and
became engaged In an alteration with one or the
colOred waters, named William II. Brown. Alter
several words mad been passed they came 10
bOws, Wnen Brown seized a soda water bottle
and struck Hor on the head, INJECTING an injury
that required him TO be sent to the PARK hospital
Brown was afterwards arrested.
The Grand Lodge of Good Tempiars of the State
Of New Yark ELL meet iRIgyapg Hall On TnaadAy,
The New York herald., 1874-09-13
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship Parthia (Br) Watson. Liverpool Sept via
Queenstown 3D. with mdse and Ell passengers to &c G
Steamship Italy tBr Thomson Liverpool, Aug 2s via
Boston Sept II, with mdse and passengers to FwJ
Dcnau s HeynqSker nass Bremen snS 4. Aug
Smsfsss iem s to Besa G" bound
s la. shoass M Sn Signals fs T. an snip e'nna
is o. lon q ID hamburg steamer bound East; same
ay %ss, as ss !2ap Saas
sSs SSSna
Ge2 from Liverpool for sandy HOOK; llth lat aOsi'
lon Ssw GT sS
I%s soa
with mdse and passengers TO " ouintard Co. ~,
@s'f mdse Is
aSFn AS 1
mond, Va for Rio Janeiro.
in ballast 70 Yeiens i Bockmann. Is anchored in
days VIII hides to Hughes, Crossed the Equator
s Of sr
ns Ss or
Apagsxs snn
ssSr LaSls Murcnis2n Jones WILMINGTON Nc sqsys
schr Henry Finch, Bunnen, Alexandria.
sshT RdxIn rref%sTs inssrsoI RrsS virrns Xsnia
ssss! sss$! Ess Es:s' sSa5 yfFi%'% $,sa'n,,
Schr Vim Henry, Van Name, Virginia.
sssF -? ass%psSs! aSS5I5
Schr L X smith, Collins, Philadelphia for Boston,
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship City Of New Bedford Springer, New Bed
YGrk with Gse and as New York
scSr T" NewPor, & Sher windsor Ms for New York.
sehr sparse smith Windsor, Ms for New York,
ssSr WIN Us for New York.
spiiPpE TO WsSn aos GodrsS SR o, New
ysrk Ghr 10 Say ay with stone to Jed Frye '0'
ysrh sdn oaFs day Wi,e stone to Jed FRYE
Schr Helen. Perry New BEDFORD i9r New G Yors vors
with Sdnh iime Sss to 'J"! brown .o''' - ~ Wv 80
sshr sShr B" Demmlns, Demming. Hartford for New
'Sss scSr Chief, Swift Providence for New York.
| schr Julia Tate Tate, Bridgeport for Piermont ~
.schr Edward Wootten, Young, Brookhaven for New
'Ssi Schr Pitts Brookhaven New York, with wood
Rys for for ssM YSas
Sour sehr Jane, Rich. Edwards Portland or New York,
chr Ara fb fosnd qt MeM for New York
W "ehf sVns ssie Ponder rhrasher Taunton TOR New
sehr Merwn, Pierce, New Haven TOR New y6l ySrk
scdr Julia Watts Watts, Ellsworth for New York,
"a Sdhr u%sss Vssts e Soe StaSs Warena or New
schr Prospect Landry salem for Mew w. YSrs S vor,
aehr Jos Hall, Hamilton Portland for New YORK, with
''S'1R se2r 70 Slcaaor, Hogan Newport for New York
SCR scSry T'i Resey uS smsn New aven for New York
R e sieDf 'S forS FORK WITH
Ss 4SSs Low M so,s% 6. six iss York. with
to- krawn - - -
The New York herald., 1874-09-13
Maritime Miscellany.

SHIP THEREsE, Mudgett from Hong Kong for Manila
port Sept expsrieneed yphoon on the sh, and was
lowed back to Hong Kong the 9th, totally dsmasted
Jan io1 esnstewa and not since 6ssTa i1e%,
Swa bT. % M at GO a Of s
while voyage from the Mediterranean lor Cuba last
gaant,y si;hp timber thsr WIN numesr olbsrrss
the II 1--WE ae s a sf
the barrels and concluded also to bear down for the
Wreck laid night r and the next ne tn mornR;
1n @ o f w5esk w sn saf on
course These barrels have been identifed BY Bati,
Pfysts marks The pToSa5itsss are I as he
rs t%oefs Se or and porm OF her cargo had been
months .f;sr she lsit Port the wreck was
.Captan Horace Broofs of Of Boston; @ First Mate
McK ess Fer Fs
HSsa
and
% s Gfs for New
lsh inst az GeaTes e9se to Next m9fnng
render assistance but as the brig had settled upright
agd he & S they to er ,h
and saving the cargo.
scHR ADn,E BLA,spEIl, Bearse, from Baltimore for
SbsiiSn bady with COAL put INTO Norfolk Sept H. leaking
BATE Sept lo-steamer Adea used for towing logs on
just below Upper HnrlGate evening and Iied She
was towed OIL this morning by steamer Somerset and
was beached She is owned by the kennebec Land and
Lumber Co.
LAMoNE, Me. Sept 10-Schr Fleetwng owned by Messrs
Coolidge of this town, and commanded by Capt Bow
den, sailed from the Grand Banks nearly three weeks
since. in company with several other homeward bouni
vessels Since that time nothing has been heard from
her and fears are entertained for her safety The other
vessels arrived about ten days since. The Feetwing
was heavily laden, and her crew numbered IL men.
scHR SUSAN, Norris, at Pensacola Sept from Phlade
pha, was leaking badly on arrival and at the
Navy Yard wharf, with her starboard rail under
She will probably be pumped when her cargo is dis
charged.
The cargo of coal Of schr d Huddell which went
pieces on Beaver Tail few days ago Will prove total
loss.
Spoken.
Ship VIM wilcox, from Havana via Doboy Sound; Ga,
miles tby pilo, boat Fannie, No ID
from San Francisco for New York, Aug d. lat Is,
52 50
Ship Glencoe CBr, Palmer; from San Francisco tor
Bark James stone, Hallett, from New York for Mel
bourne, Aug IL, lat s, lon "a ".
Bark Embla, Mckenzie, from Cardiff for Buenos
Ayres, date &c (by steamship Ebe, at Southampton
Aug 2S).
Bark Jessie Gilbert (r) from Liverpool for Tybee or
Charleston Aug 26 lat Al A. Ion i3 20
Schr Veto from San Bias for New York, 10 miles off
Cape Henlopen.
The New York herald., 1874-09-13

@nr Lawson. stony Creek for New York. with
scnr Oregon, Simpson Rockand for New York, with
schr Thomas Cooper, Nipple, Newport for New
York
sehr L II Wheeler, Bowman. Gardner for New York.
with ice to Knickerbockpr Ice Co.
Schr Veranda, Poad, Providence for New York.
schr Freeman, Eidridge, Provncetown ior new
scnr Danube Riley, Norwich for New York.
schr Franklin Dunn, Greenport tor New YORK.
schr Goddess, Kelly somerset tor New YORK -,
sehr smith Nichols, New Bedford & ,or New YORK
schr Ann Brown, Crowell, Rockport Tor Newar X
with stone To order.
schr Williams Russell, Portland for Philadelphia,
Schr FANNIE Warner. Dickinson Portland for Phiia
dephia, with slone.
schr Lady Suffolk, Armstrong, Salem for New York,
schr Essex, Heath liaddam for New York.
SchJ Jennie Gilkey, Boston tor New York. .
Schr William Mangum, Chase, New Bedford Tor new
York.
schr Dart Williams, Stamford tor New YORK.
steamer DORIS shirley, Providence Tor New YORK, with
mdse and passengers
Steamship Chesapeake, johnson, New York tor Port
steamship George Cromwell Whitehead, New York for
Portland.
Ste mship City of New bedford Springer New York for
schr Guiding Star Br Potter. New York for Parsboro,
schr Hiram Tuthi, Agnew, New YORK Port JEFF
ferson.
,schr Imogene Diverty, Candy, Enzabethporr for
schr Ella Powell, Peterson New York for Providence
Schr ID sawyer, Ellis New York for JonespOrt
Schr + sawyer Kelly, New York for Jonesport
Schr George Jewett Jewett, New YORK Tor Boston.
Schr Nesta (Brl, Clark, New York for Rockand NB.
schL Salmon washburn, Hathaway, Philadephia for
Taunton.
Mary Louisa Chase New York for Belfast
steamer Albatross, DAVIS, new YORK Tor Fan RIVER
The New York herald., 1874-09-13
SAILED.

Steamships Baltic (Br, for liverpool; Java Br) do;
sy VI a5,s nrI' 20 England eoTh 10, oynpic
burg Henry Ghauneey. Aspinwall State Of Texas Gal
Meade do; San Salvador, savannah Montgomery. DO
Champion, Charleston; Benetactor, Wilm,ngton, NC;
DC; vndioator, Philadelphia ship Glehrist sa.
SBr), London; Ella Havana, Maria Adelaide dtaD,
Genoa Eroe dtaD, Barcelona; brigs Marnquase orr,
mas; schrs Charles Moody, Para; Carrie W Clark,
Aux Caves
The New York herald., 1874-09-13
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains 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
and all foreign vessels trading with the United
States the same will be cabed this country free OF
charge and published.