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The New York herald., 1874-08-26
Herald Marine Correspondence.

NEwPoRT, RI, Aug Is 1874
The abandoned 3-mssted schr Alfred Hudden. Capt
Lang still remains ashore Beaver Tail. The wreck
have succeede1 in saving all Of her running and
standing gear sails chains, anchors, &c, which will be
sold public suction in this city Friday Or the pro-
ceeds the wrecker will receive IS and 10 per
cent OF whatever they OF either the vessel
From present Indications however the prospect IS not
favorable to doing anything with the latter account
OF the heavy which that vicinity
wind northwest, and which renders d.scharging
tedious and hazardous undertaking.
The revenue cutter, samuel Dexter, Capt Dean,
recently ordered this port and which has been doing
government duty in Boston harbor past two
weeks, has returned TO This port
fhe government steamer Nina, stationed at
the torpedo tation, win proceed TO New
York in few days ,or the pur-
pose having boilers put IN and needed
improvements mate throughout. 1t is reported that
during her ABSENCE the roclud torpedo boat In repid
Captain Cook at this port, will take her place
The New York herald., 1874-08-26
CREEDMCOR.
Good shooting Yesterday-rwo Gold
Badges Competed For.

The first competition for gold badge, presented
to the Twelfth Regiment Rife Association by Liou-
tenant Colonel Glidersieeve, was snot yesterday at
Creedmoor. The prize was won by Private Do,an.
The oadge is very neat.
The badge of the fwenty-second regiment has
been slot Tor several times. Sergeant Freeman
having now won 1t three times is its 1pal owner.
His score 10 very fne one especially that at 500
yarcs.
The wind blew strongly from the east then
from the northeast, ana anally from the north,
but IT became calm before nightfa. The shooting
al 200 wards was therefore very difficult.
BY orders from headquarters members OF the
association Will be required 10 wear taeir mem
Dersnp tickets on and alter the ursC OF September
wnile shooting.
the following are the scores:-
The New York herald., 1874-08-26
OR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxnEn-Psssed. ship County Of Ayr tBr,. McPie from
Batavia via sourabava New York; barks Channel
Queen -Ieniesty, from rlolo for Sandy Hook; Wake
field Carver Manila for New YORK; Min (Br) Pe-
ters from Singapore for do brig Fiery Cross OBJ. sout
ter. fr ON Hong Kong for do.
BRExsRnAvES Ans l3-sailed, brig Madawaska, Smith,
United States.
BArAvrA, July i2-saflsd, ship Cromwell, Bichardson
poxfAn
The New York herald., 1874-08-26
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS,

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains
formed that by tcegrsphing to the HERALD London
Bureau, No 46 Fleet street arrivals At and DEPART
from European ports and other ports abroad Of
American and All ioregn vessels trading with the Unite
States the Will be cabied country free Of
eba uuhltshrd
The New York herald., 1874-08-26
K HERALD WEDNESDAY AUGUST e. ls74.-TRIPLE SHEET

seH Bay State, seabury Boston Tor New York, with
ice ~ order
W m ice 10 Geo lolyoke
schr Gen. Thomas, Rockiani for New York, with Ice
10 order.
schr4 Brooks. Brooks, Nantucket for New York,
with ash order
Schr Tra.isit Racket. Port jefferson :ar New York
schr starlight Batchford, Calais Tor Ne YORK with
sath 90 Wilson Godfrey.
schr Charley Miller Jones New Haven 70 New York.
- schr sarah A Thomas Arnold. Providence TOR New
York
schr Purves, Lise, Providence for New York
Schr Willard salisbury. Taunton for New York.
Schr Natanzas, Bragdon, New Haven lor New York.
schr Expedite, Racket Providence for New York.
ScnrJ Ayres lrovos, STANFORD for New York.
scnr Samuel Goodwin, Williams, New Haven for New
York.
steamer Gaiatea Gale. Providence New York with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Schr W Gessner, Egbert. .Rondout for Providence.
schr Eva Austin, Port johnson tor Boston.
schr Ruth iodgoen, Hodgden, New YORK for Bangor.
sclr Albert Pharo Bingham. Port johnson for Provi-
denee.
schr Louisa Francis. Kelly, New York for New Bed
ford.
schrc @ Dellsmster, Gleason, Jersey City for Nor
wich
schr James Barren Nickerson, Rondout for Boston.
schf George Emily. Hill, Hoboken tor Falmouth
schr 4 Baker New York Tor Providence.
Sclr W W Brainard, Mccarthy, Hoboken tor Hartford.
schr Palladium, Ryder New York for Boston.
schr Nassar, Jr Kelly, new York ior New BEDFORD
steamer 6a'atea. Gale New YORK for Providence
steamer City OF Fitchburg, Baker New York for New
steam tender VIM G Weed n IS Coz, Poole from
New York Tor Newport to tend steamship City oil
PekinG
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SAILED.

Hamburg Clarihsl sBr Por, az Prince; wyanose
tine London; barks Teyere uAD, heiiast; rare Ausl,
London; Alessandro Danovaro ItaD, Cork or Full
mouth Isaac Hail Buenos Ayres; Cabarien, Aspinw All
brig so'arlo (Br), ST Johns. NJ
Z Wind at sunset, Z by S,fresh.
The New York herald., 1874-08-26
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsroNB rELEGRAPu LINE.
S Steamship 1eyssnia & & R Hams byerpoo 1 Aug
Steamship rotterdam Dutch, Janzen, Rotterdam Aug
via rlymoutn nih with mdse and 80 passengers to
fqsea seamp nSys San nG Salvador xesero savannah Aug
with mdse and pa assengers 10 W Garrison
wS mae and o unar Co. Aug ~
siesmshp Isaac bel, Biakeman Richmond. City Point
ana. Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO the Old Do
salt r. order 10 Tae ye xas 10
on 6 passed brig rordenskOid (Nor, from liverpool
Bark Albion. tNorl Larsen Gloucester ss days in bal
Bark Grielswalh Ger vorbrod. Hartlepool Sc days
Park s9lahde Cor, ssmuelson Belfast ~ days In
bark Thor ,Nor. from Rotterdam ior New York, win
the csp "a rq that he "s lost his on he is
BARK Carl Gnstaf RUS silvas, Rotterdam Al days. in
ballast 10 retens Bocsmann' Is anchored Al candy
Bark nellie. T onest ,oi Yarmouth. Ns,. Messenger,
Rotterdam 40 days in ballast 10 Boyd Aneken ..,
mdse 10 Pune Funeh. sdve Co D0'''AuA 'A'''
Brig Mex lGerl, ssndgam Bristol 80 days with empty
Brig Norge Nora Johansen, Gloucester - days, in
Brig Ingepac Wiley, Panla Arenas via Cape Hayti
r aay Ssa STh OF 70 COW M CIR
with coal 70 Perkins Job; vessel TO Miller Houshton.
hence T for ri Liverpool COL 90 ''e'' '''
90 Ssn g4 s T 9swo0d
sohr b smith Tyler Jacksonville Il d5vs with um.
Der TO Drew Buckle vessel 10 Bentley, Gildcrseeve
Go.
scbr shepherd, wilson jacksonville . days, with
lunter 20 Waterbury, vessel 20 Oyerton Hawkins
schr A " rr. Peterson, Georgetown, DC.
The bark Franklin (Norj. from Waterford, which
arrived 18TH aud anchored at sandy Hook. 10
the city this An.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
soCSp SOUTH.
Brig VIM sawyer. Nc Bride, Bangor for New YORK,
wi iumDer % Boynton Co
schr Cabinet Wescou Newport tor New York.
Schr Ohver Perry, murphy, Gen Cove Tor New York.
iatt TO Boyntons Son Co
scnr Falcon. Wheeler, Newport for New York.
schr Neptune, Locke, Norwich for Kllzabe .hport
sehT Jocehh small Dennis tor New York.
with fsh 10 Morrl, son
schr Emma FOX Chase, Providence for New Yors.
sehr Mary Rice, Rce, Portland Tor New York, with
lDmbfr 20 swift Co,
scnr Clara Rankin, Rogers Providence for New YORK.
schr Alice N Allen, Allen Bath Tor New York, win
iDrbcr 10 order.
schr Brsirard, Buell. Rocklsno for New York,
schr l. o Foster. Wilcox, Dennis tor New York
Schr caroline. Knight Aocklaud for New York. with
schr I M strout Keen Salem for New York
Hchr Martha MAY, May. overhead for HagerStraw,
schr Maggie Belle Fjsh. Il George ior View YORK with
stone 70 Sharkey co. '
:, schr Marietta smith, Preston Grecnpor, for New
schr Berry, Eaton Providence for New York
schr Ella Pressey Prcssey Ihon aston for New York
with lime 20 Canaee n fTessey
.schr II Bartlett Harris Boston for New YORK,
bchr ArgO besse Wsrehsm tor New York.
schr rogers, rogers, Bockand for New Yort-,wifh
schr emrth Philips Providence for New York
schJ Wnlor. bsxt Nev naYeD for New York.
The New York herald., 1874-08-26

MI sC r, al. A4 acDUs.
A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
OFFICIAL DRAWING Or AUGUST H. 1874
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APPROXIMATION PRrzEA.

C,rcniaIs q full and ali Information furnished rss~
Prizes cashoc TAYLOR Co. Bankers
Fost once box 4eH III Wall street, New York city.
The New York herald., 1874-08-26
SH IPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AEGE,T AND SEPTEMRER.
The New York herald., 1874-08-26

A BsOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIPFER
a ent states legal elsewhere; desertion, &c., SUN
,orce granted advice Tree. NJ HOUSE Attorney i0l
'''NN''~'' -
The New York herald., 1874-08-26

A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOKLYN COR
As ner OF Fuon avenue and Boerun street.
Open from "A. NJ 30 y r. ".
On Sunday from 70 9P NJ
The New York herald., 1874-08-26

A BSoLUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
o. dnerent States legal everywhere; no puboityy
no ices IN vance advice Commissioner every
Star and Notary Public FREDkRICK l. KING (youls
saior- A. Law, SCI Broad way. "
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VHet ,bNt9t9tuo poHHYu att oleHcly otu'
.mers @oroon ,nuroe, geitern bon 9r.
Wbite in Der Nabe bon Commerce, M{il
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Sabre 1872 ab9ehaltenen ,Sbaobe,apee-
nptnniel, llnb, 6Hsittib .6efannts saema6te
@laubensbefenntniB tnid5t oierfennne1l5 5au=
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,8leihen, Qnlprp4 auE S3uk un6 Muerr
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Biloe, Der. Sllnsfrall1 1Maria... 3tueitens
felt er 1i4 bei Der fell, Communion ;,auf
Die merieite .ees Nltars., 76rittens erbebt
er Die patene unb Sen ,Rel6.t Niertens
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ibren .feicn :@eboriant gegen doie aRir6c
auslpra6en. cSn ieiner Mutmort mics Der
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pdpitli6e Manifeit &laoFoneis BIN, III.
oem ct iagte, oieler iei aur63oas Dere
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|uno ben iiiblueitli9cn @oupernen,ents
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nur ole fatbnlilhen 8riiberl9aften, 5ons
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Yro5efii fiionen itren9 berboten unb ben To-
tboliiaen Gultus auf bas Snrere Der
, 1874-04-01
HUMOURISTICAL

A gentleman had conferred a favor on a
friend, an undertaken. Says the latter /:
Brown, I am under greet obligation to you,
and allow me to say that your kindness is keen
Iy appreciated, and l hope I may be able to do
you a good turn some day or other. If yon
ever want a coffin call ON me. l should be hap
Ply to bury you or any of your family at short
notice, at greatly reduced rates" His friend
retired, satisfied that the undertaken had an eye
to business, and was rot lacking in gratitude.
Gentlemen who smoke allego that it makes
them calm and complacent. They tell us that
the more they fumo the less they fret.
EpIrApH.-Tho following is the world-re-
nowned opitaph Of the Lady Elizabeth o.
Leoney; First cousin to Burke, commonly
called the Sublime, she was bland, passionate,
and deeply religious. Also she painted in wa
ter-colors, and sent many pictures to the Great
Exhibition, and of such is the kingdom Of
heaven"
, 1874-04-01

newed delays to the reorganization of the coun-
try, and a still greater weakening of its repu-
tation. Such is my sincere conviction, and
without any pretension to dictate to any one,
having once more retired for study and repose,
but not on account of Indifference, I am an
xioEs for the election of Republicans like your
self-Republicans from reason, not from pas
sion, knowing how to abandon for the sake Of
the country any former difference in order to
bring about that union which alone can restore
to France, with a new existence, new and hap
Ply d%eStinies. Receive, sc,
THEIRS"
, 1874-04-01
MARRIAGE WITHOUT LOVE.

Whatever may be the accidental and al
innate advantages, in respect OF fortune
or social station, expected to be realized
by woman in forming a union with one
who would be otherwise regarded with
Indifference, or dislike, or disgust, she may
rely upon it that she is committing an
act OF deliberate wicEcdnesS, which will
be attended, probably, for the rest of Der
lite, with consequences of unutterabIe
and inevitable misery, which even the OBJ
tanning OF her proposed objects will not
compensate, but only enhance. 1t IS
equally a principle of law, and Of
common sense, that people must be In
derstood to have c0atcmplahd the natural
and necessary consequences of their own
acts, ever if IastiIy-but so much the
more, if deliberately done. When, there
fore, they come to experience those con-
sequences, let item nat comphlin, A marriage
OF this description, IS, so to speak, utter
dislocation and destruction to the delicate
and beautiful fabric of womau's character.
1t perverts, it dedccls the nobIcst tenden-
cies Of her lovely nature; it utterly de-
grades and corrupts her; she sinks irretrieV-
ably into an inferior being instead Of her
native simplicity and purity, are to be
seen thenceforth only heartIessness and
hypocrisy. Her affections and passions
denied their objects and outlets, according
to their original weakness or strength Of
de~veIopement, either disappear aud wither
and she is no longer WoMAN-or impcl
her headIong into coarse sensuality, per-
haps at length open criminaIity and then
she is expelled Indignantly and for ever
from the community Of her sex. Ills then,
indeed, an angel turned into aFIEND!-
Remember, remember, oh woman that
it is not the mere ring, and the orange
blossom, (uor the lily white dress), which
constitute the difference between VIRTUE
and VICE =