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Maritime MiscelIany.

Maritime Miscellany.
H3- See Cable News
Purser Burke. Of steamship City Of New York, from
Havana and Nassau, will accept thanks for his
tentions.
boo Island m inst, was got on 18th aninIured, and
steamed into pctou harbor, where she is now loading
sss, Tsow.s.DSx gn Sta pls.cn from Newcastle
d ssl sss Sept
orr 0s.ss @ .. 'E ss:ss'
sn Bar. As.soDnr Perkins from Boston for Valparaiso
o h S Sst s
y SI' .pas and Sses
made 10 tie FafsnS fsanSs hut Il nsoyed s was
sn9 pqeps nS gale ssa,sa bSp
s. ns ss also
charge esryo q between decks for further
ssa anS h m. sSe
cisco aon,syaeo SEPT W was san making Sn
Mo'sl Morn anu nao Top 0S gales on cape
BnIe EsrEHAxzA osp,, from Havana London (befors
Stand and became total wreck. The master !. states
a a 1 ss & c snp wss 6ndy he bore up for Mas
ss Sss u: sF
ton before Sssssa 'I1 having ing
masthead was sprung '''''
scHR MARY, from calcasieu for Galveston with lum.
mile
Som EsxA Px1sssros from Nsva Scotia for Balti-
Go arrived Fortress Monroe Nov Is In saky con-
asSn1s ,s sya:
Bay Of st lawrence was returning home shs lost
% S a hn
ONCE, Salem.
scmx Anna Lxvrnrrr, stephens from New York via
LII al
cargo parted her cable on the night Of tSe 81 inst While
as s'ss
a sandy iii as sapssfs
Bangor & i Most % n nso ss s.y was S
damaged condition, except the deck load. which was
scnH HENRY Plr7s, Fletcher, from Frontsra for Now
York which put into Savannah oc. Is lsa.y had been
for Tie sum Of i, 500 for their services
this
Me she y tns se sns Uu light ST..
& Ss
CAPT READ, Of the wrecked brig Mary virdsn, ar
rived at Havana Nov from sa9aa, and states al
lie saved He had chSrered sesmbSst and severa
II nu the n II 9. the
turned e the wreck Z had been
HAVANA, Nov PA coastlns schooner arrivad here
french bark Vile dc bOrdc1ux wnlcn went ashore
Colorado Rect on her way from New orleans to Hayre.
HALIFAX Ms. Nov 13-schr Trefo (Br), coal laden for
Charlottetown from st John, NF, was wrecked near
Point Breton on the 5th inst
The schr Sunbeam tBrl, hcKinnon. was wrecked near
Little Gace Bay on the 9th Inst The crew had
row escape.
SAVANNAH Nov 10 The work of dscharging the cargo
of steamship st Louis tBr) still progressing at
bee 1t will probably be several days be5orc she can be
brought up to the city.
Three eighths Of ship Confidence, 74 tons built at
Bath in was sold by mortgaxees sale in Boston l2h
inst for 33l0O
LAuscnED-At Bath. Me- 18th inst. by Goss. Sawyer &
Packard, 1ne barkenune Of about $50 tons named
and is designed for the West India trade.
The steamer Scythia, built at the works Of
Messrs Thomson OF Damair, near Glasgow, for the
Cunard line. successfully launched the 18th ut.
She is tons burden 466 feet long, AZ feet broad and
IS feet deep and fitted with engines 60 horse power
She has for 800 cabin and so rage
passengers The Scythia is intended tor tho Atlantic
Whalemen.
Arrived at San Francisco Nov II, barks Camilla from
mold, do Florence, and Helen Snow, do Harmony and
Spoken.
Bark syren from Lyttlston for San Francisco Sept u
sari Clan He0lons Sr from caao for Astoria. Oct
Bark Victoria korl Johnson from New York Tor Lon.
don, Oct 81, lat 40 ~, Ion =.
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with the strong temptations Of political ADVANCE

HIS PUBLIC LIPg
mas been an eventful one, and nis reputation will
live long after he has passed away from this
transitory sphere OF existence 1t would oe
ridiculous to say that II he does step down and
out OF the political fold. his act IN that par
ticular s Influenced by the defeat OF the last cleo
tions He does not see in his defeat any very EN-,
phatic personal rebuke by his fellow citizens, and
Just how he happened to miss election is an In
teresting story which may some day be TOLD IN
one sure thing that can now be said is thaf, dur
tocracy OF Massachusetts, need not fear any polii-
cal hostility from GeEsrA; Butler, and for this
cheerful information they may thank the INV
YORK uERALD
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WAS IT A MURDER ON THE HIGH sEAs9

From the North British Daily Mail, Oct. 26.l
Captain Ktdd OF the lark Alabama, which ar
rived at Grecnock on Saturday from Pensacola,
reports that on september 20, while In latitude
70 deg. Al min. north, longitude 81 deg. 70 min.
west, about thirty-nine miles from the coast OF
Havana, he opeervcd small boat with call set
and with apparently no occupant. on coming mp
20 the boat lie found the leaa body OF q man MiDR
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AnpRossAv Nov l2-sailed. bark Matilda Hilyard Br),
L0vtt Boston.
BEEXERHAvEN, NOV H-Arrived, bark F Reck (0er)
Watcn Philadelphia via Deal.
BARROW Nov l3-sailed. st Peter, for New Orleans.
DEAL, Nov ls-sailed, ship Emily Augusta (Br). Day
Qrom London, New Orleans
Put back 18th, ship Ne Plus Ultra Borand. from New
York for London THE report OF her arrival London
18th was error; 1t should have been Deal.l
DUBLIN, Nov l2-saed bark Kooria Moorla CBr), for
United States
GRAvxsEsp, Nov ls-sailsd ship ontario, Patterson,
new York.
LIVERPOOL, Nov ls-saiied ship Storm King Boyd,
Rangoon.
cisco.
LONDON, Nov l3-Arrved, ship Crown Prince (3r,
Cochrane. st John. NIB; barks Ocean Wave (Br, Mitch
ell New York; Weymouth (Br). Cook. Charleston; brig
Haabets Ankcr Nor, Henrchsen New York.
PLYMOUTH, Nov Is, noon-Arrivcd, steamship Schiller
Ger, Thomas, New York for Hamburg (snd proceed
cd).
ROTTERDAM, Nov ls-Arrlved, steamship Rotterdam
Dutch, Janzen, New York.
scrLLY, Nov l2-on steamship Begic tBr). Mctcals
from New York for London.
srErTIN Nov 11-Arrived, BARK Hong Kong Ger,
Brandhon, Philadelphia.
Arrived at -. Ranaeio. from United States tp.oba.
bly, bark Rafaele Ligure GtaD Corsanego from New
York, at Queenssown)
Also arrived - Nov i3 bark Radomsto QtaD.
Bertolctto. New York via Queenstown.
HAxsuRc Nov l3-Thc steamship Lessng OF the Eagle
Line for New York, run INTO last night by the
steamship Bahia while living at anchor, and had
Of the forward plates amaged She will be repair ed
within fortnight The Lcssing's passengers will leave
here on Tuesday next the steamship kopstock,
also Of the Eagle line.
Foreign Ports.
BREMEN, Nov 3-sailed steamship Nurnbers Ger),
nj 10
tofogasa. to load nitrate tor Santa Cruz
CxKDKNAs,. Nov e-saiied, brig Geo Chase, Paiter.
son A1oSa nO,t oSovssed bark Harriet jackson Ba-
SsR north ss Srs saxiS S
steamship Juniata Csthl rine, Pbiladephia,
fIssIsa ssnr oa brig 0F'fi odiorns Dr.
s $ ION q sssr oh bessie % DR.
18TH brig San Pedro tBrl Exuma
SEIZED 18TH, brig Spanish Main (Br', Porto sco schr
MASH H"slLa. Oct sosailed. ship Flcetwins Guest, New
MAoA oc. HIn port Sark w Norsn Ha, from Tar.
RoSeile, Harseics for San Frsncseo, Christine Nor
Uckssn Portlana h ~, wmslSSw pays DO snd
ton for vaparaiso leaky: br,g Eliza Morton Leland,
Cortland s6 Ss' a.sqs E%ms tSnc's EAR @ sarni Msw
sept bark. csS'tsns sS or. noyop FamSu,n
Sss ss:.s sDy Bsg ora sasss ss %
| BagIli, for do; johanna tJuteh, for do
So;s nm hss Kate a1.p lsr eS, 10
| Sdays, j Miller, narrla for Boston In 10 days
on M ashr annie vrdsn, Barnett st Msrys o.
| Sailed ltn, schr Nellie Emma, stciper Pascagoula
NUsauAsH. NB, Nov l2-Cleared, brig Diana, for Liv.
ssAy..sA. Oct z2-Arrived brig Hiram AbiG yibtets,
Port Spain. 10 load ior Wilmington, ~
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS

Merchants. shipping agents and ship captains are in.
formed that by telczrsphiny to the HERALD London
Bureau No 45 Fleet street, tina arrivals AMI depart
from European ports ami other ports abroad Of
American aad al! foreign vessels trading with the
United States, the will be cAbiei this country
tree of charge and Published.
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SUDDEN DEATH,

Charles Van Pelr, well known Fourteenth ward
sporting man, who had been af1cted with weak
ness OF the lungs for several years. was overcome
BY hemorrhage while at No. 216 Mulberry street,
shortly after ave O'Clock last evening. He died
while being conveyed TO the Fourteenth precinct
station house. He was hfty-f0ur years Of age aud
resided at No. 80 Crosby street.
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Maurice vignaux wins the Champions Embl lem
and $500, the nrsr money prize. Tne second and
third money prizes rest between Maurice DAILY and
A. Garnicr, who have each won six games The
fourth goes to J. Dion, who mas won five games I;
the Nth TO A. P. Rudolphe and the sixth bet xeen
Ubassy and Slosson. The handsome gold watch
presented by Messrs. +. Grote Co., the ivory and
for the highest run, ana Albert GARNER also gets
watch Tor the best general average.
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SAniID.

Steamships Holland lBr, for London; Achilles viii
mngton, Nc; ship Pride of Canada (Br), Liverpool
barks orto Hrap. Newry Ansio ,Rus baltimore brigs
Weser tGer) Eremen; Friedrich (ier) do: Curacao
diz,
Wind at sunset NV fresh.
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Nov s,,-ss,lea, ship Northern Light Nilsson. New

Nov dl-sailed, ship Northern Light Nilsson. New
York.
neir0.
Cleared--ship British India Br Sexton. Liverpool.
lsth-Sailed sto amship Mohongo, Douglass Panama
SAVANNAH, Nov D-Arrived. steamships Cleopatra
Hukley New York America Biilups Baltimorei schr
WB Miller, Young, Portsmouth. -,
Cleared-Bark John Campbell (Br) Harken5on, Liver
pool brig Daisy, McCarty, Rio Janeiro
salled--ship Lennie CBrl Hataeld Liverpool -.
Sailed from Tybee l3th bark Marco Polo Gen, for
Bremen.
sATILLA, Ga. Oct 29-Arrivei. schr Means, Bruns-
wick, Ga
slst-,ssiIsd, schr Phare, Edwards. roughteepsie
SOUTHWEST HARBOR, Nov 3-Arrived, schrs
Riley Comm, Harrington fox New York; 4th, erenerad
Watts, Curtis Windsor Ms for New York; Logan, Dow.
Machas for Porto Rico.
WILMINGTON, NC, Nov l3-ArriycQ, steamer Lucille,
Baltimore.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov ll-Arrved. schr z steeIman.
WOODS HOLE. Nov lo-Arrived, schrs A 8 Hayes.
Green. Port johnson
l2fh-Arrivcd. Rchr willard Salisbury, Port Johnson
WARREN, Nov l2-Arrtved schr VIM whitehead, II.
tuS New York for Providence.
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scnr Cnion Flag. Jones. PoYf Johnson for Salem.
schr Gold Hunter, White, Port johnson for 81 John.
NIB.
schr Henry Gibbs, Conn., New York for New Bedford.
Steamer Electra, Young. New York tor providence.
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STEAMSHIP Ashore.

QUEBEC, Nov. Is, 1874.
The steamship Viking from Montreal for Liver
pool is ashore about fifteen miles below Montreal.
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DARE observation-disclosures SALE oy
II the Clagett Brewery Property Baltimore city Nd
For sale, tie old cstablishcd and well known CAgett
Fails, Baltimore city, Md. fronting Lombard street
about 400 cst AMI on CRANKY street about 31 feet with
water 'front.' on Jones' Falls about $40 fcct In tee; title
indsputabic Tue improvements consist Of large brick
warehouse and brick malt house, fronting on Lombard
street, two lar 60 stone malt houses brew house. large
brick dwelling house, brick office. cooper and
shops shading and all other necessary brewery build
inss n c9pmpc,e M ordnr % ana COCA repair with large
and never falling well OF good the yard The brew
house ID supplied with large mash tub pacity OF 40
bushels two large copper boilers capacity Of $50 and 5
barrels copper coolers pump engine tuns aud All tho
and beer with large supply o casks 1c This property
has been used as brewery for eighty years. and
doing large busincss in this city the South and else.
manufacturing business being sifnatsd on one OF the
principal sreots and In the very Of the city Of
and steamboat ianiings, and offers ra!e chance g
close An estate ani will be sold easy terms Apply
70 ELEANOR y. DANIELS, Administrators of John "
naEelA Jr- DECEASED. at the brewery.
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Prxea cAshco Circulars full Information furnished
Spanish Bank Bills Governments Gold Silver &C., pur.
Taylor 4 co.. Bankers II Wall street, New York.
Post Office box ItE5.
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