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The New York herald., 1874-11-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov l5-Arrived. ships q Blanchard,
Green Macabi; Alexandra tBr) Brown, Philadelphia;
bsrks Margaretha Blanca Ger, Skorka. do; Kate
Crosby (Br). Porter, do.
Sailed 18th, chip Arzla Br), Durkee, New Orleans.
BRISTOL. Nov l6-Arnved, bark Lavinia, Davis East
port Me-
BRxxxxHAvxS, Nov LHsailed, bark Reek Ger,
waltien United dast reported at Deal
Nov from Philadelphia for Bremen)
BORDEAUX Nov L-ssiled, bark Bordeaux Fr) tor San
Francisco.
CAPE VERBS, Oct 3l-Arrived, bark Warren Halett,
Doane. Boston.
DEAL. Nov is-Arrived, barks Texas Ger. stsffens
New York for Bremen; Erna tNor), Elertsen. do for
Rotterdam.
aoruEssuRo-sailed bark Impe.o (Br, Fulton United
States
GEsoA-Arrived bark Actif (Nor), olsen New York.
HAxBuRo Nov I4-Arrlved. bark Margaretha Ger,
Ramin, New York.
Sailed 18th, ships Zouave. Roweu, New York; Derby
Ger, Hunecken, do
HAvRR Nov l3-Sailed. bark FlorA (Nor), Petersen,
United States.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 16-Arnved. steamships Border Chief
tain (Br Bailey Charleston Frede rico (Sp Bdichca
Savannah.
Sailed 18th, ship A L r. Lovtt CBr Wiley United
States; bark Sarah Douglass Br), Douglass Galveston
(after putting back).
LONDON, Nov l6-Arrived bark Ocean Home CBr).
MITCHELL New York before incorrectly reported arri we'd
18th as the Ocean Wave).
LKGHoRN-Arrived. bark Bogart tBr), Bogart, New
York.
PLYMOUTH Nov Is-Arrived, steamship Thuringis Ger.
Meier, New York for Hamburg
QUEENSTOWN Nov l6-Arrived, bark Saga (yor), Boe,
New YORK.
Also arrived 16th II 80 I'M, steamship Oceanic OBJ,
Jennings New York for Liverpool.
Arrived l4h midnight, steamship Algeria (Br), Le-
Messurier. New FORK tor Liverpool land proceeded) /;
lbtn Heveta (Br, Webster, do for do snd proceeded)
10TH 80 PM City Of Brooklyn Br), Murray, do for do
tand proceededj.
ROTTERDAM, Nov ll-Arrivcd, bark 1mmanuee CNor),
Thue New YORK.
Sailed 18TH barlfs wifsta warf (Sw). Bremer United
States; T X Weldon, Colson, do.
WATERFORD, Nov l5-saled. bark Antoinctta (Aus),
Perovich, New Orleans.
Arrived at - Oct %, the victoris, from United
States
LONDON Nov 16-A telegram from Pernambuco reports
brig Gerent tBr) Ross, from Richmond, Va. for Rio
Grande ashore at the latter place. and will probably
q total loss
Bark Joshua Loring Nichols, from Riga for Tayport,
has put into Chrisuansand In Q damaged condition.
Bark Sarah Douglass (Br) Douglas for Galveston.
which put pack to Liverpool Oct ieaky repaired and
resumed her voyage 18th inst
The New York herald., 1874-11-17

yne industry, energy and intelligence displayed
him. In the spring Of 1872 he was appointed BY
the government Of Peru 70 the stan OF lis en-
g1neers, In which position he remained until but
few months prior to his sudden and untimely
death. HIS remains were taken to Lima and COM
nitted to their hnal rest At Beavista, IN the
Protestant cemetery. whence they we're followed
by large concourse OF former friends OF all ma
uOnalities
The New York herald., 1874-11-17
SAILED.

Barks Maria Pace Utah. Waterford Hattie fBrl RIO
Janeiro; brig Emma Beng Ger. Valencia, schrs n
Eaton. barbados and Demersra; Mary Helen, FernAm-
buco and Bahia
ind
The New York herald., 1874-11-17
PULPIT AND STAGE.

Dsaenas OF Popular Amusemenes Rally 70
sAs support Of ThsstricAi Hn'erssin-
aemts.
Tne many letters received oy the HERALD grow
ine ous OF the controversy 10 whlcn rev. Ar. TAI
-. n :. soneht 10 array the pulpit against the
-.-s. a,,ast the deep interest the public take In
ss sr,estion o! sunday entertainment and the gen.
rs subject OF the moral and social influence OF the
stage.
The New York herald., 1874-11-17
Passed Through He'll Gate.
ROUND sOrTE.


Brig Fairfield (Br). Hunter, Windsor Ss for New York
gdays with plaster TO " Bertcaux a Co.
Scbr Rio Degraw shulee Ms, tor New York, IL DAYS,
with spillng TO Godfrey A Co.
schr w starett Dexter. Windsor M, for Port Morris
IL days, with plaster TO order.
schr Matte Atwood. Newcomb, Baddeck, CB, for
New York 10 days, with p aster to Brett son n Co.
schr Martha Nichols, Ross, Il John NB for New York
IL Gays, with lumber TO Las Murray.
schr Belle simpson, Bridg port 'or Ncw York.
schr Mary Poter, Potte4, Nantucket for New York,
with nsb 10 ) Miller
schr Nellie cooo, Calais Tor New YORK with lumber to
Wilson Godfrey.
schr A 9 pease, Dee, Portland, Ct FOR Harlem with
York.
schr Mary Matt, Barker "a ybrook tor rew York
hchr Goldsmith Maid, warren, Gloucester for New
York
BOUND ttsr
Bark Gertrud crogsher Port johnson for Portland.
bchr Escort seliy sew YOrs tor Dennis.
Schr koano e, Keen, PORT johnson for Taunton
schr Kate hoyt, Arnold Am boy for Somerset
5chr Cloud WOoten Trenton for Fall River.
bchr Isaac norwood, Sherwood hayersuaw for Pro.
vidence.
schr Saver, simmons, Port johnson for Lynn
scnr SeD,e Depedict Parsons. Philadelphia ioT Bos
The New York herald., 1874-11-17
Mr.. Talmage I'm Burlesque.

m THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
In answer to Mr.. Talmage's denunciation Of the
stage wish to recall instance In which our con-
slstent pulpit orator took very prominent part.
year or so ago Mr.. Talmage. on the stage OF the
BrooEyn Academy OF Music where plays from the
nigh tragedy to the low comedy and the insipld
burIesque have amused all kinds OF audiences. and
where the opera, with It's indicate argument and
It's fascinating ballet have swayed thousands OF
re-goers and wicked men OF the world, on
tnat Identical STAGE surrounded by all It's theatre
cal appurtenances, IN the name OF our Maker bur-
lesQued tnat most sacred and solemn OF social
anu moral ceremonies by marrying two poor, ig-
n0rant II can term them nothing else), country
folks. decorated IN the costumes OF the last Gen.
tury and before curions audience who were
Iaxed at the theatre ticket ONCE nifty cents per
head 10 witness this ravesty OF religion performed
by our kind, sensational pastor.
l hope; for the sake OF Mr.. Talmage and his p0r-
ti0n of the performance occasloned by mis- eccen.
taste ior doing peculiar things. that the happy
couple nave not will not turn out ythlng save
that which is pure and moral
But, should divorce ensue, for shame TO Mr..
Talmage and woe to the Tabernacle of which ne ts
the anomalous light, ior surely then just retribu-
tOn will have overtaken those VINO forsooK the
temple for the PLAY house 70 unite In molly wedlock,
IN lhe name OF God and before his people, two
BROOKLYN 1HEATRE-GOER.
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The Archbishop OF Florence.

The Italian journals OF the Sd OF November an
nounce the death, on the 27th OF October OF Mgr.
LimberrL Archbishop OF Florence. He had dined
at his villa in company with M. Pacini, his cham
berlain, when he was suddenly seized with shv-
ering at, and called for his cloak to wrap round
him. Shortly after he ceased TO speak, and IN
half an hour he was dead. The deceased preiate
was born At Prato on July Is, 1921, and was conse-
Grated Archbishop OF Florence IN the cathedral or
that city, by the hands OF Plus TX, on August 23
la67.
The New York herald., 1874-11-17
Rev. III. N. Gillespie.


Rev. H. N. Gillespie. a faithful and most accom-
plished priest OF the Catholic Church. died at
Notre Dame, near South Bend. Ind. on Thursday
November IL he was born at Brownsville, Pa
Hts early years passed without incident. he was
sent TO Notre Dame 10 complete his studies, hav-
ing accomplished which ne received the degree OF
A. B. In June. 1S4s, being the nrst graduate, In
course, OF the University. In 1881 he entered the
novtae Of the Congregation OF the Holy Cross, and
began mis- theological studes fulhlling at the same
time the duties OF professor OF mathematics In the
college. In 1854, having made his religious pro-
lession in the preceding year, he was sent by ms
superior to Rome to complete his theological
course in the schools OF the Eternal city. 1nis ne
dad, and was ordained priest on the goth day OF
June, 1866. Having returned TO Notre Dame
Father Gillespie was appointed Vice President IN
1856, which position he occupied TILL 1882 when ne
was appointed President OF St. Mary's College,
Chicago, III In 1850 ne was recalled TO Notro
Dame and again nled the post OF Vice President
In 1868 he was sent to Paris, where he
renamed year, and then being summoned TO the
mo her house OF the congregation at Mans, re-
NAMED till the summer OF 1866, when ne returned
to Notre Dame. Fol several years past Father
Gillespie performed the duties OF master OF n0vce5
and was Ior some time editor OF Aue Marie, one OF
the leading Catholic magazines OF this country.
particular interest centres around his death from
the fact OF his pelng the drst graduate OF the Uni-
versly, whose interests he mas since done so much
TO promote. At the time OF his death Father Gil
lespie was in the forty-tnird year OF his age.
The New York herald., 1874-11-17
Foreign Ports.

AcAruLce Oct PIN port ship Herald Of the Morning
Mclaughlin, tor san Francisco, TO sail 30th.
Asrisw4Lf, Nov i-sailed, bark st Cloud, Bagiey
South west Pass.
BuFsos AyKrs, Sept z-Arrivcd. barhs Lyman,
Pinkham, Portland 10th, Geneva, 0orham, New York
Lord Clarendon lBr), Lavender do
CALLAo, oct 25-Arrived, bark Victoria (der) Meyer.
New York.
eailed Oct n, ship Geo N Adams, Manson, Macabi.
'CABARIEN, oct 24Arrivcd, bark Paesdna (Br). Ford
Baltimore. to load to return.
HAVANA Nov I4-Arr,yed steamships City Of Houston.
n---Ass. New York 18th. coiumbuA Jtsed, do
The New York herald., 1874-11-17
SHIPPING NEWS

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DEcEMBER.
The New York herald., 1874-11-17
y,IpE CHANCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
TX -. ga,r Pronerfv Raitiunore citv Nd.

IDARE ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF
IL the Clagett Brewery Property, Baltimore city. Md
For SALE the old established and well known Clago1
brewery Property of Lombard street and Jones'
Falls Baltimore city MI fronting on Lombard street
about 25o and CRANKY street about 3 feet with
water Jones' Fails about 2l0 feet; IN fee title
The improvements consist OF large brick
warehouse and brick malt house, fronting on LOMBARD
street; large stone malt houses, brew house, large
brick dwelling house brick ofce cooper and carpenter
shops shedding and az other necessary brewery bua.
storage cellars under the entire buiidinga AMI large
and failing well good water In the yard The 6reY
bushels two large copper boer capacity Of aso ana 4 ~
barrels copper coolers pumps, engine tns ana All tue
latest and most approved machinery for brewing ale
and beer, with large supply casks &C. This properly
doing large business IN this city the South and sse %
where, ana Is well adapted to the present or any ago
cturing business being situated on one o. the
principal and in the centre Of the CITY oI
Baltimore, Nd; convenient TO ali the railroad oepou
and steamboat landings and offers rare G cnenSs ss 70 20
close an estate and will be sold on easy terms Appx
10 ELEANOR y. DANIELS, AdmintstrauD I" 49, -
DauAls. Jr- deceased. ut the brewerxs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n different legal everywhere; publicity,
advice commissioner tor
state FREDERICK T. KING,
Counselora at Law. 1863 Broadway
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N ent states. Legal everywhere Dcsertton, &C..
sufhcient cause. No publicity required. No charge
until divorce granted Advice free -
N. HOUSE. Attorney, 1874 Broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN. COR
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ON sunday IRONS to r. u.
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RURNHAM & TEMPLES

IBURNHAM & TEMPLES
INSURANCE AGENCY,
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
Reprcsents
A1tna Insurance Company.
Assets, sG,o0o,00o 90.
Home Insurance Company.
Assets sI,5OO,O0O co.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Assets sa,ooo,ooooo.
Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
Assets 100000 90
Royal Insurance Company,
Assets 100000 CO.
Phoenix Insurance Company, New York
Assets $4,000, 900 90.
Franklin Insurance Company.
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Insurance Company of North America
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Springfield Insurance Company.
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Headache, an "a the shoulders, Coughs, Tight
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Attacks, paptati8H o. lbs Heat Ipaam Hii n Of
the Lungr, Pain ga tine region ~ tue kIdHrys
anl HUNDRED other painful sympfoms aic the
ohrprlngs u Dyspepsia One bottle will prove
= better guarantee Of it, merits than lengthy
advertisement
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QUAKER BITTERS.

Theao celebrated Dittors are composed Of
choice Roots, Herbs aud Bafks, among which
are Geutan, sarsaparills, Wild Cherry, nande,
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They invariably cure On greatly relieve tae fol.
lowing complaints! Dyspepsia, Jauudlee, Liver
Complaint, Loss Of appetite, Headache, Bilious
Attacks, kemittent aud Intermittent FeFers,
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plants, Piles, Kidney Diseases Female piGlcul-
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Bitters a gentle, soothing samulont, 50 aaira-
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well lunloss afflicted with an iucurahle disease)
afor taking fow bottles Of the Quaker Eitters.
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Bilious, Remiltent, and Intermittent
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Fortify the body against disease
Dyspepsia or Indigestion,

by pnuina all It's daids with VINEGAR BITrERs
No eli u mic can tska hold oi a -y-tem thus fore
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10 young Or Old. married q single. At the dawn
q Wgzn1nb00d. OF the turn u hfe, the Tonic
b.tteEs dispiay 30 decided au8niueuce thai ian-
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DR. J. WNKER's CALwoRSn VINEGAR BIrrEns
are purely Vegetable preparation, made chiefly
from the native herbs found on the lower ranges
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Our answer is that they remove the cause Of
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They are the great blood purifier and a lfe-giy-
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by extensive arrangements Of the stomach and
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irEegsts ard 0snsfa Agate eaa tfAnessea,
CaAtafhsa. aud caf. MashinHtaa aud Y hasiioa.
nts., hsu l0fk s2oomlg ta u
SOLD ~ AL DRUGGISTS AID pEALEEs
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OFFICE or THE SOCIETY

l20 Broadway, New York,
Aud in the Principal Cities 81 Tie United
States aHd Canada. 4zIZifx
L. q. MASON, Gen1 Agent,
for Rutland and Bennington Counties
huTLAED. W.
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-13
1'Ost o9lce rohber ('amght.

On Tho II II last month NJ. Y. *.
John scnt registered letter from Thu
Office to Marshall. Lyon county. MINI.
esola containing two hundred dollar.
IL national bnnk currency Of tn. de.
nomination % TIN dollars. Tho letter
was received u liz destination on thu
ii'th, two days after |. oft here. The
person 10 whom II was hont called for
u daily and on the 9th il WAS deliver.
ID 70 . son II the person addressed.
but wns minus tho e2OO. Inquiries
wero instituted aud II. q. Van I.cuycn
. few days since started 10 trace Il ont
aud learn whore tho robbery Was pcr.
pc'rnted. Arriving u thu post oAicc
u which tho letter wss scnt 10 learned
that public sentiment had driven thu
post master % resign, and confront
Ing him with tho evidence against him
he confessed tho robbery aud restored
= portion VI the stolen funds giving
biz obligation Tor tho remainder n
thsm. liz confessed 10 other robbcr.
To- VI 4 similar charaetes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-13

Tns OrKnkrrA.---irof. j. Drew and
wife assisted BY tho young Indies aud
children u froaco gave the drama u
l.aila NJ tho Court Housc Hall ON Tues,
day and Wednesday evenings. to full
houses. Tho acting on tho stage W,
~ VOL performed ~ could bc IN the
limited space that tho hall would pcr.
nit " bc assigned for Il. Tho music
was we'll rendered except thu. somo were
faulty h enunciation. Ii such 4 play
csory word should be 20 distinctly pro.
nouncei that person with common
understanding could catch tho scnti.
ment. Musical instruction that omit.
this essential feature Ii necessarily faul.
~, oven though otherwise aspiring to a
high dogroc Of artistic excellence.
faulty articulation In Singing. II A. Of
fensiyo 70 4 refined taste a. In reading
Isut al In all tho performance was
credit 10 tho participants.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-13
NMERIFE.S MILE.
THE STATE OY IOWA

THE STATE " IOWA,
Howard county.
In the cIrcui. Court VI Howard County
State or Iowa
liy virtue 0f Il special execution issued
from Tho ofiice u tho Clerk OF the Circuit
Honrt of Howard county, State " Iowa, III
favor u Ths Harris Manufacturing compa.
ny. plaintiff, and against u. ". WInnsxnr
AMI u, II. WInnegar, defsndan.s,
dated January 18th 1874, and
10 mn directed, commanding mr.
TINT of thc e,'"dr, rhastels, stock OF Interest
IN any company. leht. dne. property In tbs
hands of third persons. lands and isne
lnunts which arr MOI rsr,ati ny law from,
eAecutionl of ths reil ! Il Winnexar and
n II Winnegnr, | male ~ ranse 10 be
tmade tho sum Ut 80 Hundred and twenty
| three dollars lsni4r.a aii4i right dollars
| and eighty Ave sslia eNst, II sult, ! levied
upon tho follo~,nt sarfibel Neal Estate.
lying and bcinr #,,ut.cd IN tho county
" Howard aud Mite " lava, namely
Lot Number I've ,h) In block number
twenty-ons tai) IN Lime springs station.
IN Howard county. lhwt, Also four la)
acres Of land described ~ follows, co,a.
ineneine II the south ws~l corner III the
south east quarter u section number tAen.
v-mHe lSWl 49, AOWushtp QUE hun0rf0 IVU
north Of range twelve tl9) wrist 81 the bth
7, ~, thence running sAst . lB-lO0 cAains
thence north ~ degrees AMI b minutes
east, II lh@lOO chains. thence north M
degrees - minutes, west, 10 the west line
" srid quarter section, thence south alsns
sald WRIST line 70 place Ut bsgInninx the
north line VI said prcasisss being Vo.IOO
chains In length.
And hereby gise public notice ihAt
shall o6er for sale 81 public outcry, 10 the
CouTt.house door w cresco, county cf
Howard and State VI lows, On
saturday February 1seh A1A.
between tho hours Of o'clock, a. nj, AMI
4 o'clock. p. M. or said day, nale 10 com.
mshcs ~ the hour VI 10 o'clock, Il. M of
said dag and 1 viii sell toths highest and
best bidder therefor In eMsh, TN Aievs do.
AcT!bsd property, Or SUFFICIENT thereof 10
satisfy ths above debt, With Interest SD
cost
Dated this 33rd day u January 1871
DAVID ~. AGkEkNUN,
ehrrthof Howard County, lows
rrinlsss fes et4.hO. lDwt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-13

Mr.. John J Taylor u Warren Ia,
al acquaintance u mr. school buy days
brother of Mrs w. ballard, aud on,
Of The prominent bns,ncss men Of hi,
county, caused his friends aud acquain,.
nnecs IN ctcsco one happy LAY by stop
ping with them on his way home from
~. Paul. whore ho had been to 500 d
brother injured by runaway horse.
HM visit recalled the memories of days
long ago. when:
"iou'i scarce expect onc u my ago
To speak IN public ON the stage
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-13

FAnNEas ArrxNrioS---lMronr
News. Farmers and all others VIII,
want - buy tho HEST and CHEAP.
EST boots Il shoes III tho Northwest,
should not fall 10 give Atkins, Steele 4
Whites lsoots 4 Shocs QUO trial. I.
those who have had them nothing ncr,l
BIZ mi,l. M all unite IN giving them thu
highest prise They arc manufactured
trnm tho worry hest stock. and tho worl,
IL warranted not to rip or come unpog.
god great failing with AL boots \
shoes Il full assortment VI this Justly
celebrated make for men, women mud
rhilircns wear always on hand al j Il.
rAwAnp's, who has sold them for d or
u years and never yet had ono pair
that did not give entire satisfaction.
but 10 tho contrary scores can be- rcfurr-
oil 70 who will say they arc tho hest
boot. they ever hought and instantly
produce their proof by showing You q
fDrt covered with one Of them. Splcn.
did boots worn year and moro all
sound and nicc---withdut 4 doubt their
equal for wear cannot bo found. Give
thcm 4 trial and you shall not regret
Il. II.