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The New York herald., 1874-10-07
THE SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The Fight In the District Getting
Warm-A Vigilance Committee OF One
Hundred 70 Look After Imported Voters.

The Fight In the District Getting
Warm-A Vigilance Committee OF One
Hundred 70 Look After Imported Voters.
In answer TO q call signed by Peter Wood, As
semblyman OF the district, for a meeting OF .all
delegates opposed to usurpation and misrepresen-
tation and In favor OF taking an interest in their
own business" large meeting OF democrats was
held IN the New York Assembly Rooms, on Twenty
second street and First avenue, last evening. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and series OF reso-
lutiors were passed by q unanimous vote declar-
ing that IN the primary election IN 1878 for dele
gates TO the General Committee OF Tammany
Hail Tor 1874 gross frauds were perpetratedn by
the importation OF men into the district who had
no right TO vote and who did vote thus cheating
the bond tide voters Of the district out OF their
rights therein. 1t was also resolved that q voi-
lance committee OF 100 should be appointed to '.as
sist the poice in the discharge OF their duty In
causing the arrest OF any imported voter who
should appear at the primary election tonight in
the DISTRICT resolution was passed denounc-
ing Mchael Lyons las man UNFIT TO be an in
spector OF the primary election. as shown by his
action IA causing the police, by Misrepresentation,
to dlsperse peaceabe meeting In the Second dis.
trict, held ia seventeenth street and avenue c."
resolution requesting John Kelly 10 have Lyons
removed from the position OF inspector was
also adopted Another resolution declared the
meetings. want OF confdencen and '.want or
respect for the so-caed and assumed leader,
Maurice J. Power" and closing thus, 1--WE will
not march TO battle under his dctatlon," was also
passed. fifth resolution eXonerated Captain
lyman OF the police, from all blame In dispensing
the meeting OF Friday night. he having done so on
'the raisreprese nations made by Michael Lyons,
by the direction OF Power"
1t will be seen by THESE resolutions that the fight
more and more bitter every day, and thai there
VIII be lively times IN the district tonight.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07
THE KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

The Democratic Republican General Committee
OF Kings county met last night at their mead
quarters, at the corner Of Court and Kemsen
streets, the President Mr.. Edward Rowe, In the
chair. 1t was announced that the County Court,
Judge Moore presiding, would be open Wednesday
and Saturday nights OF this week ana every day
and night OF next week, for the purpose OF giving
those who desired TO be naturalized an opportu-
nifty TO procure their papers.
communication was received from the German
General Committee asking that representative
Germans should be nominated for Charity COM
missioner from the Third district and Coroner ior
tue Western district OF the city.
Mr. Tunis G.. Bersen moved that the commun-
cation be referred to the Executive Committee for
report and that the President Of the German As
soctatlon be notified OF the TACT. Mr.. J. Douglas
offered resolutions indorsing the platform and
ticket adopted at the syracuse Convention, which
were enthusasticalv adopted.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07
THE LORD MAYORS LECTURE.

Last evening about nine hundred persons were
present at the Academy OF Music for the purpose
OF listening to the lecture OF the Right Hon.
Maurice Brooks, Lord Mayor OF Dublin. The SUB
ject chosen was that OF the life and genius Of
OhVer Goldsmith and the proceeds were TO be de.
voted TO the building OF st. Cecilia's Roman Catho
lie church In the outskirts OF Harlem. Gimore's
Twenty second Regiment Band furnished tue mu-
sic and discoursed pieasin0 airs before
the lecture commenced. Judge John X.
Brady presided and was introduced to
the audience by tue Rev. Hugh Flattery
OF ST. Cecillas church, ana his turn Judge
Brady introduced the Lord Mayor 10 the audience
who loudly appauded HIS Lordship on his ap-
pearance. Among those on the platform were
Justice Mcclure, Mr., John Mulaly Rev Charles
McCready, Colonel McGee and a number oil oIner
well-known gentlemen. In The lower proscenlum
boxes were Miss Brooks. MIR. II. H. Foster the
secretary OF the Irish team, aad several
otner ladies and gentlemen. Az the con.
Clnslon OF the ADDRESS by The Lord Mayor
VINO was warmly applauded throughout
by his hearers Judge Brady mace some apropos
remarks and the party on the stage proceeded 10
the prlma donnas Dom, and there the Lord Mayor
was presented with handsome gold headed epony
cane, and Miss Brooks who was attlred In most
charming aud costly toilet, was presented with
handsome pold cross, made at Ii1any's-both gifts
being elegant souvenirs OF the admiration OF the
conare 9ation for the Lord Mayor ana his bcautilul
daughter, Miss BROOKS.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. 6, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Idaho CBr, Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens
gans sons
Steamship Lessins Ger, Toosburg, Hamburg-Knauth.
Steamship MORO Castle. Morton. Havana-w Clyde
Steamship Rapidan, Kempton, savannah-w Car
Steamship Leo. Daniels. savannah-Murray, Ferris 4
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. Charleston-J W Quin
teamshp Wyanoke. Couch Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamship Vndcator, Doane, ephia-Lorillard rd
Steamship Neptune Berry, Boston-H Dmock.
Shin Sovereign OF the seas, Johnson San Francisco
:. Bark Prodromo Nor,, Jacobsen, Lverpool-Fu
BARK Rinnova,o dtaD, Rano, London-J Benham
Bark yasa Nor). Nielsen, Cork for orders-Funch.
BARK Vim Crosscup ('r, Fichett Dunkirk-Miller /
Bar6 veritas Nor, Bessersen, Havre-Tetens a Bock
Bark Aster (Nor), Falck, Rotterdam-Tetons 4 Book
Brig Johannes Ger, Benge, oporto-C Tobias 4 CO.
Prig Favorite WOODWARD Demerara-H Trowbridges
Brig Daniel 1rowbridge, Rogers Barbados-D rrow.
Brig Hattie Eaton Cook, Port spain-Mier Hourh
Brig Excelsior CBr). Mayor, Bermuda-Duncan Nc.
Brig Memphis tBr), Foley, Port Johnson-C W Ber-
schr Mott Beden, Porter Kingston, Ja-A Solomon
schr Alert Br). Jones, Pear River Ns-Hency Par.
schr Aaelia dsr), lie Cain Clementsport Ss-Heney
Parker
scnr Modena Br), Lockhart, Halifax, Ns-c Ber.
schr A Hatfield CBr. Hatfield, Windsor, Ns-c w
schr Anna = CBr), Pye, st John, NB-Heney Parker
schr Geo Calhoun ,Br) Price, st John, Nh, via Port
.schr Annie = Mckeen, McKeen, Jacksonyille-Gi
schr victoria, Rose Norfolk val r Staples
schr II l. Bethel. Steelman, Richmond, va-slaght
schr Mansfield, Achorn Boston--H Brown 4 Co.
Steamer BriStoi, Wallace Phiiade!pnsa-Jas Hand.
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Maritime Miscellany.

SH a sqqus a for New
ing sprung aleak loading At iqulaue She had dis
CHARGED part OF her sept a, and making no
the vessel would reload and proceed. ~
BARR BsssIs RocEas-The windy weather and rough
Sompanys operations rs. upon the sunken BARK Bessie
Sa' se e Wg @
poets OF final success, at no greatly distant day
ormefy mar o . New
stockton Ne: wrecked Turks island Passage
barked English brig the captain arriving at Black
Both Das i ana LARGO WE'RE wa
insured. "N'o
BRIG MARY Observation-Disclosures for repairs of brig
into 1t Thomas distress were some ssUo The vessel
sold by auction, realizing some $500
ns Scns wSen has been repairing
ScHR PIcKwIcK tBr), from Richmond, Va for san,os
relorted by ielegram from London as abandoned in a
Striped By the Minis 'os oo OF aGS5 sc
mond; Tor a New York firm. The cargo valued at
scna JESSE MgRpocK, Christie, At wareham 50 from
oe Of % we Boee shd p ns sspui
Head was struck by a saaali losing manmast spring
known belonging to Portugal
LIGHTER with ass bbls of white rosn for steam ship
inst by being run down by seamug Nice The M
Of the LATTER getting Sa Of order ana the vessel
recovered the same night
New H.yns, Oct Oct smThe s. saasl from the NV Saturday
ss King T lsh bargss IL tow 9 came near being sunk OF
the harbor In sinking condition.
PaApEIrn,A Pa Oct t6-Bv order of the United States
shl uOn nrsea sie at Al
afse e ahS , rnsue The Rnrchassr
vii X sGe 0as e
M 0S va oct s1rs Myers which
day. both Ter ne 5anero had carsoes Of hour agerega
SAVANNAH, Oct ct5-Tuas Getty and Tecumscn colidea
away.
Owners and Captains Association OF Phsdelphia some
time since y was resolved 70 have medal struck on
Ian Of the brig ortoan. who rescued from drowning
night OF October TO- The medal Is OF solid silver three
inc hes IN dameter and quarter Of an inch thick on
M ne ihs D "a % saa on the
Phelan, master Of the brig rtoaa Of Philadelphia, for
n y rsm Ts e as s
been sent to Captain Phean, and he has replied in
feeling ietter, thanking the association for their gift
ton, BY Mr. Manson Of Newburyport is 70 be launched
lasthirty years 10 be supplied with patent bilge
keels the hrst ever put on vessel and 10 have no
LAurcHEp-Hsynes 4 Mckenzie launched g. -masted
sa o. so Gns n rsS from r hs ynrd II Mye on
AT Hodsdon,s Mills Boohbav, Me-, 18th nt by Messrs
McDoagai Scavey, the schr @ piDkham 20 be com
this class building at Hodgdons Mills FOR the fruit bus
At st Stephens NE 24.h ui from the yard of Chap.
Al Cutter. Me- 25th ult, by stevens scnr Of 200
is anu ohsrs Of Lubec e be comnanaea md by Gar,
Mcpahhden ats %, 2 scnr parset Isaac Wilder will
Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR
THIRD DrsrnIcr, roMPKrNsvILLR, NJ Oct g. 1874
Notice Is hereby given that the rsck recently discoy
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHfTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ


HERALD wHnEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
Steamship The Queen CBr), Bragg, Liverpool 24th ana
2qeensow 18th, with mtse and $50 passengers TO W
j Hurst Experienced westerly winds and heavy west
eriy swell the entire passage arrived ut Sandy Hook at
PM oct lat ~ 20, Ion &c o. signalled steamships
Oceanic and City Of Chester. from New York Liver
Steamship Denmark tBrl. Williams. London sept fs
and Havre 9th with mdse and l6i passengers 70 WI
Hurst Oct 2PM, passed steamship City OF Chester
orr, do for layre 40 PM steamship Ocean.c ,Br1 do
for Liverpool: &a0 Pm steamship Lord Give Br do Tor
do; 4:p Pm, steamship Egypt (br do for DO; 80 pm
steamship Victoria ubr). do for Glasgow
and Havre 18Th With md and A6 10 Oerc6s
Co. Had variable weather Oct 2, lat 46 ion l9 0s
passed an English ship boun1 west showing Nos t4tb
PendD 81 - 4h lat ~ lon 81 % bark Antoilette oer1
bark Vesa tGer), from Rotterdam for Boston
Steamship Hosatia Ger barcnds, Hamburg Sent
% via Hayre sept with indse and 4S PASSENGERS 10
Knnhar1t Co Oct in lat II II N, ion a ls w
lat 10 ~ Ion 81 1 W sgnazed British ship steering
west, showing sivnal with letters N in H.
steamship Caledonia tBr) ney, Genoa Aug u.s. Leg.
horn 18th, naples 2sh, Marseles sept 3, Denia 7t6
sabea 7h Almcra lth Malaga 18th, Gibraltar isih and
Cadiz l9l with mdse ami 81 passengers Ilenderson
Bros oct no lat &c p NJ, passed steamship CIV of
Chester (Br1 hence Tor Liverpool; 10 PM steanahip
Victoria (Br) do ior Glasgow.
steamship state OF Texas, Boger Galveston sent 27
and Key West Oct !, with mdse ana passengers TO II
Steamship Isaac Bell Biakeman Richmond citv poin,
and Norfolk, with tndse and passengers TO the Od Do
minon steamsbip Co
ship Cicero tof Liverpool Monk Ualcutta May q and
Sand Heads Nth, tb mdsc 10 l. Wright 4 Co Passed
the Cage Of GOOD Hope July 81 crossed NE Equator
variable winds June 90, lat I 30 s. Ion % 30
~ snake ship Sea Chiet vr) from Madras ior London.
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cred in Long Island Sound By Capt Breese UsN known
breese Rock y marked by rst class spar buoy,
fathoEDs Of water.
me bearings q prominent objects per compass are:
LATHE Gull Island lighthouse Z: Gardiner's Island
nghehOuse, 6W by 81; end Of Plum Isand NV by W.
STEPHEN d. rRRNCHARD. Commodore UsN
Lighthouse Inspector. Third District
Whalemen.
Arrived at Now Bedford Oct s. bark John West Man
chester, indian ana south Atlantic oceans Fayal Jnne
2 with 4o bbs sp G7o bbls taken in the Atlantic 1890
DO VIII oil and 6OOO lbs bone to Simeon \ West Sent
home on the voyage obs oil and 600 lbs south Sea
bone Reports experienced very heavy weather past
three weeks Spoke July 20 barks Eliza Dim9nd NIB
Soul Monros DO % sp Aug "a Falcon, Allen do LOO LOO
sp since barbados. and saw her eating large
A letter from Capt Long OF ship Josephine, Of NIB,
snte4 :. sec J1ne 70 reports that bark Onward Hayes
spoken.
Shin City Of Sparta OBr). Anderson, from San Fran
cisco for Liverpool Oct 100 miles sW OF Farraiones
Bark Prince de Conde (Fr). Escolive from Bordeaux
lApri SW tor San Francisco Aug 4, lat So 40 S, Ion
Brig Carrie Wilson," 20 DAYS from Ruatan for New
York, Oct4 off the Capes OF Delaware.
Schr Nellie Cushing, from Rock for Port au Prince
Sept 81 lat 81 80 Ion IS H.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07
THE GERMAN DEMOCRATS.
Definite Organization of the Central
Campaigu COMMITTEES.

Campaign Committee.
The German Democratic Central Campaign Or
ganlzation OF Delegates, representing different Ger
man democratic and hberat republican ward organ
izations. held meeting at the Teutonic Assembly
Rooms last night, TO complete Its organization.
Most OF the different wards ana districts OF the
city were represented by delegates, and a per-
manent organization was effected by the election
or officers as follows President, Otto Seekers
dorf; Vice Presidents. DR.. Augustus Her.
mann ana A. Huischmidt; Recording Secre-
tsry Dr.. Messer; treasurer, John schap.
per; Financial secretary. DR.. Fec. Mierson.
The Executive Committee is to be named at the
nextmeeting. Addresses were delivered by Coroner
EickhoG, DR.. Mierson and others, showing that the
organization has been formed not only Tor the
purposes OF giving support TO the Syracuse State
ticket, but also to aid in the election OF democratic
candidates for the Assembly and Tor city and
county Otlces.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07
REPUBLICAN MASSACHUSETTS,,

Day-Governor Talbot To BE Rsnomi-
nated-General Butle~ ssDeclines''-
The contest for Second Place.
WORCESTER, Oct Q, 1874
The Republican state Convention. which assem-
bles here tomorrow, promises to be a rather tame
anair, after ALL Lieutenant Governor Talbot will,
undoubtedly. be nominated for Governor by very
large VOTE even II II is not done by acclamation,
DR.. George b. Loring being his only compe titor.
Ben Butler, the great scarecrow OF the
blue blood OF the republican party, has sent let
ter to one OF the delegates expressing hts deter.
minatIon to content himself this year with seek
ting TO return TO Congress-, because he feels that
in the present disturbed state OF the South all he
owes OF public duty can be better paid there
than IN any other station OF public service
the only real contest VIII be for the second place
on the ticket, and there are half dozen aspr-
ants for that position, including two members OF
the Executive Council. Councillor Macy, OF Nam
tuckef, appears 10 nave the best chance tonight.
In regard TO the platform TO be put forth 1t is
doubtful II anything will be said IN II concerning
MASSACHUSETTS, pet hobby, prohibition the nomlna-
ton OF Talbot being regarded an abundant
evidence that repubcanlsm In this State means
prohibition. The hon. Henry L. Dawes ts TO be
the permanent president OF the Convention. and
the state Central Committee have held meeting
tonight and arranged all the committees, 80 that
the wheels VIII move easily and witnout jar
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.

The Liberal Republican state Executive Com.
mtttee organized yesterday at their headquarters,
in the st. Denis Hotel by the election of General
John Cocnrane as Chairman, and Colonel Benja-
min A. Willis, Secretary. On motion 1t was or
dered that subcommittee oil FIVE, including the
Chairman, be appointed, to whom should be re
1erred all matters pertaining TO the canvass. This
subcommittee was also Instructed 10 see tnat
every town and county organization In the State
poll the liberal vote In accordance with the rec
ommendatlon OF the Liberal State Convention on
the 29th OF September, at Albany. The following
were appointed as the subcommittee :-General
Jonn Cochrane Mr.. B. +. Manierre, Mr.. Thomas
f. stewart, MIR. A. N. Bliss and Colonel Benjamin
II, Will,s
The New York herald., 1874-10-07
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.
Returns from Nearly All the Towns
Prohibition Secured.

Prohibition Secured.
HARTFORD, Oct. 0, 1S1A
or the le6 towns In the State Official returns have
been received from l32. OF these fifty elect clean
democratic ticket for Seectmen and Town Clerk,
which oficers comprise the Board OF Registra-
tion OF electors; atty elect the clean republican
ticket and thrty-two elect mixed tickets. On the
constitutional amendment giving towns or 5000
inhabltants TWO representatives In the LeRisia-
ture the vote IN the above town Is 81 756 yes and
3,e4l no. About half OF the towns IN the State
voted on the license question and nearly one-half
OF these voted against she license, thus securing
practical prohibition In about one-quarter OF the
towns in the state. The prohibition thus secured
in these towns. having an expressed local public
opinion to sustain It, Will be more elective. IL LIS
believed. than under a regular prohibition law.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07
GERMAN MASS MEETING.

The resident Germans OF the Fifth Senatorial
district held mass meeting last night at No. 81
Attorney street, which was addressed by several
prominent speakers The following officers were
chosen :-Presioent. Charles Kaiser; Vice Presi-
dent, DR.. Hartung Bunz Secretary. Henry Arndt.
The meeting recommended to Tammany Hall for
nominations the following demonstration Mayor,
Abram $. Hewitt; Register, James Hayes; member
or Congress. Edwin r Meade; Alderman at Large,
Nelson W. Young.
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Conference ce OF Saints.

SALT LAKE City, Oct 0, 1874.
The forty-rourth semi-annual Conference OF The
OF the Latter Day SAINTS commenced here to-day.
1t was attended by Brigham Young and all of the
principal counseliors.
President Smith, In his opening address, says
that the subject for contemplation will be the
general reformation of the order OF Enoch; also
that 200 or 800 men be called upon to 60 TO ST.
George 10 hurry up the building OF the Temple at
that place during the coming winter.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07
TIE REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The Republican General Committee Of Kings
county met last night at their rooms corner OF Jay
street and Fulton avenue. They resolved to all their
primaries for the Goth inst. and their city, county,
Congressional and Assembly district conventions
for the 2lst and 22d inst.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

ST. LOUIS. No., Oct. 6, 1874.
The republicans OF The Seventh district OF Mis-
souri have nominated General w. H. Powell. OF
Kansas CITY. for Congress- and the independents
OF the same district nave nominated j. p. Alex
ander.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Oct. Z, 1874.
me Republican County Convention to-day NOM
mateo Jonn y, Parker for Congress-
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND. SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants. shipping agents and ship captains in
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No A Fleet street, the arrivals depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, oil
American and all foreign vessels trading with tho
United States the will be cabled this country
free Of charge and published
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UTAH.
Mormon Grand Jury.

SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. g. 1874.
Tne work OF empannelllng Grand Jury Tor this
district was completed to-day rhe Jury consists
OF seventeen Gen tiles and Sly who although they
profess the Moi mon religion, declare themselves
willing TO find indictments against p0iygafnists.
One " the jurors sworn in yesterday Is charged
with being the husband OF i've wives and father OF
thirty children.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

letter from Havana, dated September, 80,
says:-lt is reported here that the insurgents en-
tered the town Of Remedies and were In possession
for twenty-lour hours. We were five DAYS without
teegrams from New York, dates Of the 23d 24th
and 25th arriving together Sunday.
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STATE NOMINATIONS.

BINGHAMrON N. Y, Oct. g. 1874.
The Republican Convention to-day nominated
George Sherwood for member Of the Assembly, 7.
P. Mcdonald for District Attorney and Evandor
Spaudln9 lor Overseer of the Poor.
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Oy3 ClBLE sTlPPiyg NEWS.

ANTWERP. Oct 6-sailed steamship Colins Br. MARI
Philadelphia.
DEAL, Oct e-Arrived, bark Eudora tBr), Bolt, New
York for London.
DUBLIN, Oct s-Arrived, bark Mathilda CNop. Larsen
New York.
DvsxrnK, Oct 5-Arrived, bark syria, Corning New
York.
EIsrSonE oct4-Arrivcd, bark Poen fNor), Thronsen,
New York.
FALxourB Oct 6-Arrivcd, the Clara, from New York.
HAMBURG Oct 6-Arrived, bark Australia Nor), Iver-
sen, Philadelphia
nAvRK, Oct 5-Arrived ships Tranquebar water erhouse,
Baltimore; Scotia. Brown, New Orleans; barks James
Boyd tBr), Hilton New York; Bergenseren Nor). Wcss-
enbcrg, Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL Oct t-Arrived. ship Jorawur (Br, Davis,
New York bark Tolomeo AUS. Gadncb, Bangor Me
brig Norge Nor), Johansen, New York.
sailed 6th ship Transit, Percy, United States barks
! Whiting (Br), Fillmore, do; Susan Dudman (Br).
DHrkee, do.
LONDON, Oct 5-Arrived bark Harriet Hickman Br)
Smith, Chatham, NIB 9Th, steamship Holland (Br), smp-
son. New York.
LONDONDERRY, Oct 6-Arrived, steamship Sarmatan
tBr), from Quebec for Liverpool.
NEWPORT Oct 6-Arrived, bark Hawthorn Givan st
john NB
NAPLEs-Arrivcd, bark Assunta dtaD Silento, Balti-
more; brig Emma 4 Hail. Rice New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Uct5-Arrived barks Sestri Primo QtaD,
svori New York; Tourist (Nor), Usrrop do Gth
ship Calabria Br), McMickan. do for Liverpool
Also arrived 9th, steamship Pennsylvania, Harris,
Philadelphia for Liverpool
ROTTERDAM, Oct 5Arrived, bark Northern Queen (Br,
Dollar Philadelphia; brig Essex fBr>, Smith, Whining
ton, NC.
Sailed 4tb bark Alfred Ger) Schroeder. Untei States
swNEnuSDE, Oct 5-sailed, brig Messer Hewitt
urom Stettn), CardR
TARRAGosA-Arrved, bark Nueva Barreras tsp), San
tos New YORK; brig Carrie Purngton, whtemore,
Philadelphia via Gibraltar.
Arrived at -- Oct g. the Commodore, from United
States; no date, the Maria, from do.
Sailed from - Oct O. ship Anglesea (Br), for United
States.
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The Mid mig Mt serenade.

At midnight tl.e Lord Mayor was serenaded at
the windsor Hotel, when goodly number OF spec.
tators were present, but he declined making q
aneech. though l0udly Glued loT
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Steamships Idaho (3r), for Liverpool: Lessng (Ger)
Hamourg: Moro Castle, Havana Leo, Savannah: Rap.
idan, do; Wyanoke Richmond, &c; vindIcator, Phila
aephla; SHIPS oiampa Eme!ia Ital. Gibraltar; Hanp-
lato dtaD, Genoa; Nellie Guest tBrl, Havre; Malta
Ancona and Venice; Evaneli Barbados; Atula {Norj
Norfolk, Va '''
Wind sunset SSE fresh
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VIRGINIA POLITICS,
Animated Contest In the Eighth Con>
gressional District.

WASHINGTON Oct. 9, 1874.
The political contest IN the Eighth Virginia Con.
gressional District between the regular demo-
cratic nominee General Eppa Hunton, and Mr.
James Barbour the opposition candidate, IL one OF
the most animated that ever TOOK place IN that
district. Barbour is strongly backed by the ad-
minlstracon, with every prospect OF success.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

l9 NoJl. - 80 ' !" A1'"eii'
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p OIL I + / @ A l..
REaBrRATIOH YESTERDAY.

the following table shows the result OF yester
days repatriation in this city,
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SH NG WS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
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Sale. Destina,aoa.I
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MisCEALANEOUS.

A CURE.-BRIGGS' CORN AND BUNION RENE
IalGGs' Pile REMEDY, MAafG IoTioS. lraHff.