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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

SEVERAL gentlemen of Galveston,
whose names appear in the "Card of
thanks" have presented the Methodist
church of our sister town of Lancaster,
with fine bell for their new church,
and the members join in returning
their grateful thanks for the donation.
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EzchapEa.
Cotton.

Receipts are nominal. No change in quo
tati0ns nun last weeks report, viz:
Low ordinary, tOc; ordinary, lsc; COCA ordi-
nary, ll5sc, low middling, I51zc.
The total receipts at the cotton yards for
the season TO date amount to 24,eOO bales.
These figures include only that actually
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

IT is said, on what seems to be good
authority, that the three surviving
Younger brothers, so notorious in Mis-
souri,, not long since passed through
Sherman, en- route for Mexico. We
think it very doubtful.
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MrtGlg llrrald,

Iu Southern Cu0igotnr fortune
received. 81 ltlho bwlnrInul'urWl
journal Published, fu llo sou'hDru
rrppOo doyolud 40 the plantation, thr
Adcn, and DDic muily circle ". T..
Jones d Co.,, editors nnd mDprieiors,
Nthpu. Georgia Icuus only $50 dol
lar per Nuuum.
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lI .mu l.mm tuifu.u rU..
.uN.. fIn prl n.llnruHUnI.NrI rr..
.ilnuutu f lu'Iiu cold, the Ujli ~ on.
u.ua Wbo l,ll '''ul llir lU Md prr'
Iumm, Wl vuH allllprrlprmiug u nus
hIp uurl fW the iuNuH -u.u bluu
reward NJ yrfr uuc Intervals. NJ those
who du right. l,OwcIl' Reporter
Those SANTA l'nrbnri1us must be
strange people. They arcof tlt" clnss
Tor whom priulcrs aud Publisher, have
n WOudruus fellow feeling.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

SEVERAL elegant residences are just
being commenced in the suburbs,
which viii add greatly to the beauty
of those localities.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EAST ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Marllct very good
for fair to good butchers cattle. Shipping
cattle in good demand. Medium and heavy
hogs in good demand. Quotations are:
(ns1lp-
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Groceries.

Bacon: Cleal.ldcS l2c; Breakfast ll-ci
Hams, canvaSscd, la iIc; Hams, SuWiI-vuieu,
lir, ,-
Molassus in barrels per GALLON; Fair Toe;
Prime zoe: Choice SOC; Golden syrup sOciSiIEcr
Drips 1d0SDo. ,,..
sugar I'm barrels per pound: Fair zoe;
Prime he; Choice l3c; yellow CHARMED re;
White clarified i2c;POwdcrcd llc;Crushcd ll3a'
Fish lMncEcrpD No. |, half barrels $40; NO.
.. half barrels 80: No, J, Kits - 10 No. Z, Ills
- 10.
Tobacco, per 10, yla S5c.
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Flour--Egtra Family - JO06 uO Choice
XNX - 0O15 %; NNN u 11ga 10; M n 2'@
4 ~.
Bran, r. 100 lbs, 81 %.
Oats u bushel Ubjg7jc.
Wheat per buShrl, II 10.
Cora, per buahcl, 81 OOgl II.
Corn meal. per 20 lbs, 81 O5@l 10.
PUtptuos-TahII - OO05 80.
Beans: White navy Il 100 tbs 81 5O@I W.
FRUITS. Sui. anh COnccciiGuerics.
Dried apples tIlb lie; Lemons, tboE 3GOranges
"a, box - 20; Figs, new d n ljc; RtistnS, in
LAYERS, r box, new 81 10; Dried currunts,
ZSntp RI 10, turwJ l5c; Turkish pguncS yncwl
n n lSc: hinonGs sGtr shell, T. ~ 2jc; tllbrrta
/, IN 4Dc; Peanuts, d IL PFC; CranbenicS, T.
barrel SIS; COcoanuts Is 100 SO OD@l2 ~; Fine
fancy candy, 4 10 2j13Oc; Pocans, D. buShel
80 nj
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Brandcs-Applr, y 5o&3 90; Peach, 81 800
5 80: COgnac, g 2IttI %. ~
Whlsies-RuurbOn and Rye, 81 1908 90;
Imitation RoulhOn. u lJal 70.
Wines---Poyt and $herry, 81 5pU3 10.
Rec;lncd Whis!lGy 81 lOItl 90
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD,l
June 4, 1874.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

THE prettiest girl here is snewspaper
carrier. But then she carries them out
of sight.
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TIN UnNrnAL llsnNEr.

Bu.lucss continues mur 1mrnisno mate.
rial cuuu.r lu quotations lrum i"t report.
oar merchant have fIil and cumrlrlr stocks
laid down at low figures, aud purrnuars rnn
be made at unusual advantage. Tho tullow'
ing quotations represent regular wholesale
prices. In nlllng Muall orders, higher rate.
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Prints: Merrlmac l0c; Ancop0 SIC; GtOuceS-
ter Zoe; Simpson Mourning Toe; sheppard
plaidS l0c: Pinks nmd Puppies lNc; tayulutta
Solids Sc; MOulvilc fInkS and PUPPIES Sc
Columbian &c; Gcnairc 7i.c; nope Ol4C.
Bleuchcd Shceting and SiirlingS: fruit OF
the Loom lG2nc; Dwight Star GC; Chapman
Long Cloth l2I9c; Social Mills l. l2iac; Foot
l2c; New Market Zoe; Canoe &C..
Lawns and PercalcS: From l2'2 to nc.
Cambrics: Si&Gl2l2c.
Clarli's .. \. T.. spool Cotton, IOc.
Brown Shcctlng ana ShIrilng: Houston
City MilIsi-i i219c Satanta -Il2c; MillerRlHcl
ll%c; Lnclcde y lie; Boot X Il '21ac: Mas,
snchisctts q lie: Central Mills re; Bedford
II "a Sc; Big Tree g II e; Massachusetts 81 +
Sc; Empire ~ T3c.
Heavy Brown Drills ana Duck: Granite
willie brown Drills lie; Peppcrill brown Drills
l5c; Plymouth Rock lie; Ravens Duck "2i@c;
Superior Duck Die; Howard Duck pc; Savage
Duck PIC: COiorcd Duck DE.
Brown and Blue DenimS: Oakland lJci
Boston l5c; Ilnymakcrs lGc; Otis ANA re.
Ticking: Ocean lie; Princeton l2'2c; HouS-
{ HiIi1 c; COncStoga e & y 22c: Con-
estoga Gold Medal DC; JOnn q: Clark,S MN
improved 3}c; john = Clark y NC; John g.
Clark s %N DC.
Cotton Plaids and Stripes: Magnolia l2lac;
Toledo lie; Alabama lJc Augusta l4i4c; Amer
Apron Checks LAMAR, l2}sc; Americas
lGc; Clark Extra Heavy, 2Qc. ,,.-
Heavy CUttpuadeS: Willnmsy.lle lNlci
New Orleans Gamlet Jeans 2jc: Lynchbur2
27l5c; HopeweI 27c DruHGld Doe; Fnrmer,s
ana Mechanics SOC; New York Mills d and
50; Plough, Loom and Anvil SOC.
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A MILITARY picnic at Galveston, Oh
Friday last, in aid of the Bayland
orphans home, netted eleven hundred
and eighty dollars. Well done for the
island city.
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Tobacco, per 10, JDa S5c.
snlIrN md Tcn.


RIO, common, ne; Fair 10 good, 2Sc; Primo
to choice, pc; q. q. Java, BE; Ten, per H. 'os
= ~
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Alcohol T. gal s. %; Gum Camphcr y h COG
ChIOroform Il 81; Gum opium tIb so 5J1ol ! co.
Indigo best II ID II 1908 90; MagncSiM 4 IL 500
zoe; M0ddcr u 10 l8@2Oci OIL, sweet, Z Eal " OO
: 90; Oi! OF Lemon 50 1907 90; soda sal English
Rib Sc sulphur flour Is ID Sc; Rosin u To lc
Alum u IL 7@sc; Calomei b b. II 7jN2 10; Coch.
meal II OI CoppeI@sS 5 G L4u"Tic, eTtf y
az 50; Olive II gal - 2j1a2 40; Tanners y %
Cassia q ID al 30; Quinlne u OF " %; SOAP
castle Y ID 2Oc; Soda ash Y D re; SnitpGtrg
red y ID Sc; White lead pure per keg Sl3 OOG
IL 50; Strictly pure per kcg Gl3 jO4li %; lin,
seed oil raw u gal 81 2O9l .; Boiled y gal 81 q
Roots and Shoes.
Bows Kip Brogans sl2 0OGs 10 10 u doz; Mems
do Si5 GOALS 90 u dOz; Children's and Misses
do 81 lOogl5 % u doz: Women's heavy Peg Kin
$l2 OO9lS 20 u do2; Boys Kip Boots SIS COG
80 W d doz; Men s do $50 OO@iS 10 d doH.
Lumber.
Yellow Pine,rough,aI sizes and length S2j W
per Ill; White Binc clear, "a, aand inches
$50 90 per N; White Pine Notwithstanding
81 80 per NJ; White Pine Notwithstanding
SIS 90 Dur III. White Pine Notwithstanding
So 80 per ~; White Pine ceiling $50 " per M;
White Pine inch boards so 90 per N; White
Pine inch boards $50 90 per N; White Pine
inch boards so W per IN; White Pine inch
boards Si2 30 per m; Palings, fancy heads,
$50 90 per M; Lath IS % per m; Shingles,
white pine, ~ % per IN; Shingles, white
pine, S. 80 per III: shingles, hite pine, % %;
Cement So j0per barrel; Plaster Paris 81 90 per
barrel.
Iron and Nails.
All sizes, from to 20 cut Sc 90; all sizes cas-
ing to 10 Il 90; all sizes finishing to 10 81 %;
Sd fine 50 W; refined bar iron SIC y ID; pillow
iron DC y II; pillow steel l2lZc Y N,
Timers Stocks and Metals.
Tin: &c lOxl4, charcoal, per box sl7 80; TX
l0XH, charcoal, so 90; lC, l2Xl2, charcoal
So 90; &c, charcol, lIx2O, SIS 80; IN, charcoal,
l4x20, $50 %; IC, llS1l0 roofing, SIS 80; &c, BOX
2S, s3i o.; block tin q ID SOC; sheet zinc y ID
l5c; Pig lead . b lgci Copper bottoms D n
refined "a ID BE; Galvanized iron in full buh-
dies q n 2Dc: American Russia "A ID Soc.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. IS, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship westphalia Ger. Ludwig Hamburs-Kun.
steamship Claribsl Bn,. Williams St Pierre. Mart,
Steamship Zodiac. chaplin, Fernandins ana Port
Steamship Gen Barnes cheeseman, savannah-w
Steamship south Carolina. Beckett, charleston-J W
: Steamship. George v Elder. Lawrence, Norfolk-od
s!esmsh,p l;aas 5sll Bakeman, Norfolk, city Point
e!sn,ap steamship Fanita Howe Pnnadeiphia-Lor'llarl
Steamship Eleanora, johnson. Porusna1J Amea
Steamship Neptune. Berry, Bos'on-H Dimock,
ship G arinnel, Burland- London-Grinneh. Minturn
Ship County OF Ayr sBr,, McFse, Glasgow-Heuderson
Bark Clio Bono dtap. chiesa. Bristol, E-A p
BARK san Pietro dtap. Brunette. Fenarth Roads for
Bark Nef Norj. Christensen. Queenstown Falmouth
Bark Aladdin lNor), Evenson. Bremen-Funch Edge
Bark Carmella tAus, vecerina. Trieste-slocovich /
Bark Carl Angel (Nor). Olsen, Lisbon-Funch, Edge
Bark Annie W Goddard OBJ, Johnson, Porland-J o
Brig Maiawaska, Merritt smyrna-vernon Brown
Brig Morning Light, Dill. Demerara-L W P Arm
Brig Euby. Neal, Port spain.D Trowbrid ge 4 Co.
Brig Frank CLARK, Morton. Kingston, jas DeCordova
Brig perces Hinckley, Small, Cienfuegos-slmpson.
Brig Lady Bird tBr), vllIeneuve, St Johns, MA E
Sehr Frank Atwood, Bryant Jacme-B Weinberg
;, schr Hatfield (br), Hatfield Hantsport NC W
schr Newport Pr) Baker HaIifax-C W Bertcaux.
schr Potter. Potter, Gavestoa-Tupper Beattie:
schr Mary Hupper. Gilman, Fernandiaa-S Loud
sehr Frank Walters. ssxton, St Augustlne-pentlsy.
scnr Luoia Murchison. Jones, Wilmington, nee S
schT Fannie Williams Turford, Batmorc-w Chal.
schr Laura Jones. Cousins Bansor-n Loud 1
steamer Ann Eliza Richards. ph,a-Jamss
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHiTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ.


Steamship State of Nevada (Br), Braes Glasgow Nov
ana Larne stl, with mdse and ia passengers Austn
Baldwin Co. Nov ~. lat 81 % Ion 23 pa ssed steam.
ship ln1ia (br) from Glasgow New YORK; i4th Tat
70 lon ~ H. bark perseverance, tBr from Liverpool.
bound 18Th, lat 43 ~ lon Us bark Frances Bour
neuf tBr), from Warrenpoint Tor New furK
steamship Utopia tBrl Thomson Glasgow Nov 7, Mo-
Vile eth, with ndse and Passengers henderson Brosi
Nov ID lat 10 30 Ion 3O ~ W. passed bark Melbourne OF
Yarmouth NJ. rom Dartmouth. L, Or sandy HOOK;
18th, lat u l5 Ion 6s 55 W. passed French steamer
bound f. 18th, l70 miles east of Fire Island passed
steamer bound T. showing no signals experienced hne
weather throughout.
Steamship CIV OF Merida. Zimmerman, havana Nov
~, with mdse and passengers 10 Alexandra sons
Nov 10 lat D. lon 81 W, passed steamship Cuban tBr
bound ).
steamship George Cyde, Pennington. Galveston
Nov via hey West 18th with mdse anu passengers TO
II Mallory Co.
steamship Regulator, Faircloth, Savannah Nov H.
wish mdsc TO X Lowden.
steamship Abemarle Kelly Lewes Del with mdse
to the old Domtnon steamship CO =
Ship john Mann tof Windsor, Nsj. Brown, London So
days, via Flushing So days IN ballast to Whitney
Co IS anchored at sandy Hook Tor orders
hip tIehcon. Rogers Hull Oct "a. and the Lizard 23d
coal 20 Howes Crowell Co. tide tue northern pas
sage and had strong and gales
ship Ladoga !of Boston,, Wiley Cronstadt Sept IL,
and Eisinore 55 days with mdse 10 VIM Ropes 20.
al heavy gales from NY TO WsW with stormy wea.
ther un;il reaching the Banks: thence IA days with
moderate variable winds and hne wea her; Nov o. lat
~ ~ Ion OIL John Burey Of England seaman, fell rom
the ioretopsall yard 10 the deck and kiiied.
ship John Barbour to 81 John, NIB, Jones. Antwerp
o. DAYS N ballast 70 rlwell 20. Is anchored ut
SANITY Hook Tor orders
brig fsidora kionds lof Nassau Ncilis Matanzas Is
days with sugar TO foungs, smith Co. Has heavy NE
gales
= chr A r Emerson tof orlandl, Emerson, Tuxpan,
Mex, sept ", via Wilmington, Nc days with ceaSr T.
Il brandtes; yeseel 10 A Mudgeit
bchf Jesse smith Tyler Jasksoaviis VIA 0AaeAston
The New York herald., 1874-11-20

sdsys with lumbsr = rhos Allen, vessel to Bentley.
ssar Be-. paws w,lnns.on SG TsA naval
nsSa stores H1sH to aare@t H0A oo ~ 1''"
: b, Arthur, Drew. Newbern days. with shingles 70
sehr Hickman. Robinson. Virginia. with lumber
schr 4 cordery. Smith Baltimore for Boston.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Chesapeake. johnson, Portland for New
ssamssnip Gen Wa,nsy aAIiest Boston for New York,
Gris Emma sasy. windsor. IS. ior Port Norris
yors aays With stone V to sSsrwood vessel to
senr Jennie Rogers. Rogers. Westerly .or y,rs.ni.
sehr yenllla, Bishop. Rockiand Tor New YORK. with
sshr SARAH ( thomas. Arnold. Providence fo' New
York
sshr M M0desy n Sicssrson pIvmou!h tOr New YORK
schr " Drew Phelps New Haven Tor Jacksonville.
sshr vsni;a ia Elicit Elicit Reeri,nd for Asw Yors oo
schr Potter Hooper. Bradbury. Newport for Haver.
schr Nellie Carr. Fisher South Norwaik for New
sehr Martha Nav, Mead, orssnpor. for Nswos-g
sh shf 4a
BOUND xAsr.
Steamship Eleanor, johnson. New York FOR Portland
5eam&n9 & as SM seSss New % fSrx 9r so'0r
schr James Bayles Arnold. New York for Provi-
dence.
scnr wm Bowen. Golden, New YORK for Providence.
sehr success Richards. Nswbar. for Connections
River.
sshI Sisn,,rs,ss; Young Rcnaous e. gProyiasgce.
schr " soraen.. Felton,. He wbars for Hartford
schr r Hut. Brush New YORK tor Providence.
Schr Carroll. Riiey, New York for Providence
Schr G,Gurney, Gurney, New York tor Providence.
sehr Merwiu, Bunce. Newburg Tor Fall River.
schr Trigg. Lime kin, New York for Danversport
Schr Perrin, Covul. Newburg for Boston
schr Louisa. tieer, Elzabethpors ior New London
Steamer AiDaross DAVIS new rork tor Fan River.
steamer Gaatea, Gale. New YORK tor Providence
The New York herald., 1874-11-20


1t claimed that these are largely over-esu-
mated In value.
In the matter OF the liabilities placed At
kll45,22s, in December, 1873, the commission holds
that they are really neatly or quite II 000 and
WITH the correction OF figures made by the Board
OF Commissioners, the assets iall below the
amount as required by law, OF not less than three'
iourtns Of the liabilities.
THE COURSE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
In this condition OF affairs Is marked out In section
q OF the insurance acts OF 1871, as ioiows:--
shall "a .e hss the the iss
obae wgu o2 the haey n whs e 70 s spor
Of the company Is located in the manner and
sad court his osR Once ana bond
take OF all books papers and property and
py se sapn Under order o Inc Conrt 10 the se,,e
Inent OF all claims, &c.
1t appears that there was some diniculty with
tas company as lar back as 1868, when Professor
Twinino, oil Yale College. It's then President,
repeatedly complained TO the directors OF the MIS-
management OF Mr.. Noyes. then Its Secretary
Mr.. Noyes influence was such as to secure the
oustlng OF Professor Twlning rom the ONCE OF
ana shortly after Mr. Noyes himself secured the
Presidency.
Frequent growls from some OF the ockholders
followed, anu In 1870 letter was published In the
Norwich Advertiser. making serious allegations
the discontented Norwich peopie, and an arrange
ment was iii ally made by wnlcn the Vice Pfesi.
dent OF the company, who was an Intimate friend
fifty cents Oh the dollar. This plan had the effect
oi staving Oh invesiaation. Tor which che Nor.
wch discontents had petltloned. There has been
comparative quiet since. Before the appointment
OF Mr.. Stedman as Commissioner MIR.
Noyes devoted his attention 10 merg-
ing his old Mutual into the present con.
pany, and after getting together 100000
u paid up capital, which was lett OF the assets OF
the Mutual company. his first act was the erection
OF the immense building on chapel street, now oc-
cupIed wnich ls entered IN tine assets vi the COM
pany as worth S351,OOO whereas ~ Is estimated oy
good Judges to be worth not more than 1850. 900.
he next secured the assets and liabilities
VI the National Lie, OF New YORK. which ne ANAL
Earnated with those oil his company, WIN,
according TO the opinion of many OF the policy
holders, no resulting gain from the coahton,
Tue aehcency In the assets Is Varl0usly esti-
mated at from 100000 to s50o,000 MI Henry b.
Barrlson Is counsellor for the commissioner and
the
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
KIDNAPPING A CHILD.
Five Months Pursuit by q Detective
Interesting Details OF the Abduction
OF Young Evans from the shelterins
Arms I'm This City.


OF Young Evans from the ShclterinS
Arms I'm This city.
One OF the most extraordinary cases OF abduc-
tion has just come 10 lgnt-viz., that OF New
YORK boy, lour years OF age, who has been kio.
mapped away to st. Catnarines, IN Canada, by o
woman named Harriet Wlckens. who till recently
resided IN West Forty ninth street. The name OF
the abducted child Is Evans Its mother residing In
Tenth street. The following is q history OF the
case last year Mrs. Evans being in delicate
health, put her enid out to board with
Mrs. Wickens. The child remained with MIRA
wickens III the mother called 1t away. Mrs.
wickens however demurred and SAID that she
was SO attached to the child that she could not
consent TO q separation, she entertaining the be.
lief that q great deal OF money was TO be made py
retaining the chld, as she thought that Mrs.
Evans was wealthy. mrs. WIckens also circulated
the story tnat Mrs. Evans child was not hers at al.
shs saia that Mrs. Evans child Was siexly. and
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
ATTEMPT AT MURDER.

Poor Thomas McAvoy. Iaoorer, aged forty
Teafs. who resides at No. 343 East Thirty filth
street, was assaulted at about SIX O'Clock last
evening by three men, wuom he did not recognize,
~ the corner Oh fvrteth street and Filtn avenue.
rHey beat him heactlly, ana left nlm several
serious wounds on his head. lie was sent TO Belle.
vue Hospital from the Twenty.tnird precinct sta
ton house. HIS assahants escaped and are un-
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
SAILED.

Steamships westphaia tGer) Hamburg; Claribel (Br),
Curacao, &c; Zodiac Port Royal and rernandnai Gen
Barnes. Savannah south Carolina, Charleston; Isaac
Bell, Richmond; &c; George " Elder, Norlok Fanlta
Phladelpha ship Glenberie. Portland Me- barks DC
sterdam; Doris Lckh0tf LvergOol; Sorgs Nor Queens
lBermuda); Dampier tAus, Newport, E. Jas Boriand.
New orleans plau tGerj, savannah Luigi Ia Monica
Qtal, Agiers; yesta tBr Harbor Grace, Nf Sea Bird
tBr), Maracaibo via San Carlos Sarah Emma Oporto;
CacQue Braz,, Richmond; schr Maggie Rivera Fort
de France.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
Bark Rachel from Matanxas for Portland. Nov a. IS
miles 81 Of Barnegat by pilot boat Marshall No s..
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants. shipping agents aud ship captains are In
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No t5 Fleet street. tn. arrivals at ami depart
from European ports ani other ports abroad OF
American aud all foreign vessels trading with the
United states the sans will oa Aole to couatry
tree OF charge AMI published
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
RUN OVER AND SERIOUSLY INJURED.

James Conuelly, aged thirteen years residing
1t No. 200 Cherry street, was accidentally run
over Dy coal cart driven by James Mcdonnell
uear the corner OF Clinton aud Monroe Streets
yesterday afternoon sustaining very serious inju.
ries. he was rsmovea ~ ambulance - bslsvss
HOSPITAL.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
KEROSENE ACCIDENT.

Kate Kennedy, aged thirty years, residing at
No. 1888 East Thirty-hrst street, was seriously
burned through the explosion OF Kerosene lamp
shortly alter nve O'CLOCK last evening. she was
sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxywsRr, Nov l8-Arrived ship La Goire tBr). Bag
DON Philadelphia. bark Anton eta tsw skantze do
tbo,a incorrectly reported arrived previously
Sailed 18th, ship wm NJ Reed Bruce Cardiff.
BRIsroL- Nov i9-Arrivei, steamship Great Western
(Br), wndham. New York; bark CASTELAR, tNor. Lund.
do
cADIz Nov ls-Sailed, ship Elsiaore Scott Rio ia.
neiro
DusLIS Nov l9-Arrived. barks Luigi lAus, Antoni-
cich, New YORK; Argo rus, westburg Baltimore.
HAvRE, Nov ls-Arrived, BARK Harwood (Br)
Dow.ey. Phuadeiphia
LIVERPOOL. Nov ls-Arrived. blrks Bredabcik tNor),
Nielsen, New York; Anna Bertha (Ger Hoesert, 90;
Florence Margaret tBr, Connor. Wilmington NC; brig
+ Eaton tBr. Radtord. Charleston.
Also arrived lsth steamships West Stanley tBr,.
Peacock, New Orleans; Statesman tBr. Valiant, DO:
ships Goiden Rule. Hail, Savannah; Mary Durkes (Br>.
Atkinson Newcastle NIB.
ssiled 18th, bark Rose Bras tBr>. WILCOX. United
States
LosDox. Nov ls-sailed. ship Rhine, ststson. New
York.
NArl.s Nov is-sailed, steamship Australia tBr
Mckay, New York.
PLrxourH Novl9-sailed. steamship caland Dutch.
Deddes Grom Rotterdam). New York.
Murray, San Francisco.
TRIxsrr, Nov ls-Arrived. bark Carrie wyman. Coch.
ran, Philadelphia.
vALrxclA-Arrived. bark Bounding Billow. Reynolds.
Boston.
ZAXrk Nov ls-Sai!cd. steamship Olympia (Br).
Young. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
SH NG VS..
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
eau,er Sale. Des'pa,,oa.

DATES OF DEPARrrRE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER ASD DECEMBER.
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Maritime NIiscelIa n

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much's see it till twas done. / want you
to let the court know that, Kin"
"Ill do all can for 'em, Raddle. Come
now, come out
AS the homicide made no response fur.
,her than TO glance at the darkening hori.
small chance which remained to him Of
escaping in the approaching night, Colonel
Mayfield's hate burst forth violently, and
he shouted. "Surrender, you scOundrel.
..Who be YOU :" demanded Raddle, bring.
ino his rifle to q level, and glanclng along
the barrel at the strange face. half hidden
by the pine tree which served 1t tor an am
II am Colonel Mayfeld, replied the I'M.
flinching planter, coolly watching the one
eye that was upon him.
At these words the murderer shrank back
and slightly raised his weapon.
Don. come no nearer" he said IN hcarse
voice. IL don't want ter hurt ye.. What
done to yer boy is enough-an' more'n
enough. But thar's one thing didn't do
I didn't lay traps to catch him for my
never thought Of sech = thing. tie never
thought of talkin' marriage till marriage
was iestice. He knowd whar he blongs.
and whar the like Of you blongse No, !
never put my gal in his way. I'm clarjot
sech meanness as that: But when he-~-
wal. no use talkin'-
eyes, John. you've talked enough. eaiG
the Sheriff. ''Now come out an surrender
If you've done right. leave it TO the jurys
an let's see if twas right
"No." was the answer. 'I've no use ZOE
juries. know how law goes in this couns
try. A common man don't b1ong in court.
Thar's no chow for low down man like ms
when high-tone gentlemen git after him."
AS he said this Colonel Mayfeld sprang
forward to the shelter OF . tree which stooG
within ten feet of the door. yet not go
promptly but that rifle ball passed through
his right arm, causing him to drop his pistol
As quick as lightning he picked it up with
his left hand. presented and fred A shriek
resounded in the cabin: the sheriff and his
men rushed through the dOorways there lay
John Raddle with bullet in his brain.
1.-THE beast! !" muttere1 Colonel WayfieId.
turning the soiled and bloody corpse upon
its back with his foot, and gazing with dis
gust and hate upon the coarse, fiabby fe;s-
lures. crimson even in death with years ct
drunkenness.
Old Zeke Jeffris and his two Erandsons
were tried for ,nanslaughter, but acquitted,
in spite of the efforts OF the Colonel t. Sc
cure their condemnation.
The Raddles soon moved away from
Somerville, and we're subsequently heard Of
vaguely in Texas.