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New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

pa-s Isus 10. ..assnd " 81 Czrie Havrc 20 days. -
Bsrs o.anns rtal srguno ws.<-:a,d Sept in ballast
Bark Lslls Rookh ,of 81 John. ~ b. Dskin Amsterdam "
BARK Msaise tAust Buloyscoh, Gloucester % days In
Bark viva NOr) Petersen, Cardiff Aug a. in ballast I'
Bark Behrend iGer Roriens Dublin 2S days ballast
Bark Bessie Parker of ~ John Parker oioncessa rs
Norfolk. and proceeded
via Delaware SsrS sreaE4ats9' s"V With moiasses
schr Edward Burton iof ParIsDoro. ST. Miller. wsst
schf " & H. &otserspcon tcf Parrsboro N. ST. Ps.,>
schr Aeara (of Harr1ngIonl woeott Mushquash, NJ Bs
sch Monsis ci St John b.. Lent, BarbadOes 10 day.
schr a. " wentworth, McAlister Calais with lumber
schr owen p Hnds Clendenin, Caiais. with lumber
sehr Wilmington Freeman Harrison TRomason with lima
sohr Pacific. OHM, Rockland. with lime.
Ss%ae Mullen aSss Ms,C C9Ps sable dys w fish
schr COhasset True, Ilockport, with granite.
: sohr q l. Daboll Mott, Nantucsei. with nsh.
sehr samuel Hart Hol6ro9s; brook; ~ &c George s5 Me-
A.. Renton. Virginia. Ella Brown Boston.
Car, Boston. j. +, Huntington, Boston
J, nelson. Boston. katle 7. Lunt Boston
Hai@ aRln s6.iSS S%sSn Fila II a. A. Lite % hSsioS SSs5Sn
r J. Traton, Portsmouth. A. y Bentley Portsmouth
S + rryon. New Bedford fnma N: Fox GreenporI
Blackstone, Providence G W Locke Fali River
Ships Mariana " for Lisbon: Constantine london
NJ r. Grace. for san Francisco city u Boston for Norfolk
Liverpool voIpin for London Ragnnid for Sligo
Azon brig Alice. for Turks Island schr Matilda
wiND-sunset light n; cloudy.
RETURNED.
Bark Marie NOr Taarvig, hence oct ., for Sligo oct
lat - 30 long 81 B5 experienced heavy gale from 4 T. "a
=. with heavy sea- sprung LEAK, and pumps becoming
checked, returned ier repairs.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct 1.-THE Australian steam Navg CATION
Companys steamship CITY Ok Melbourne sailed to-day for sgd
Dey Honolulu
GALVESTON Oct. llsaled steamship City Of waco. for
New YORK Key West
FDRFICN PORTS.
SOI ANTON Oct. 1.-THE North German LlOyds
ship NeckaT, Meyers from New York Oct arrived hers
daF
HAyASA. Oct. li-Aryed 10th steamship City Of Norid,
from Ork. sailed 9th, steamships Crescent city
New York {. W Lord, for New orleans brig Thos OSen
New York.
DISASTERS.
HALIFAX y. :. Oct 1.-The schr Marietta loaded with
fish, the Banks Beverly Mass, wrucGed SIC
Nuts Island oct o. and Is Otal loss. Her saved
LONDON. oct. llAdyices from Gibraltar that
the American bark Josephine Martin FOsgrcen, as arrived
there much damaged 10 proceed 60
account Of Ier alleged unsea SOrthIness
SPOKEN.
QUEBEC, oct liCapt. Brown. OF tho Of this
port to-day having spoken the schr y. Symonds
Beverly, Mas n lat. a l. ~, long. 90 10 ", 200
qtls. Of hsh. Toe y mOnds Wished 20 be- reported
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WA,HiNCrON oct ll.-NDtice il given by tho Lighthouse
Boar that lighthouse has been erected s Port Matt
land by the Government Ot tho Dominion Of Canada aud sS
permanent light will be shown from Oct. l.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
ACTION OF GERMAN INDEPENDENTS.

The German Independents of the AAlst
Assembly District held meeting last evening at No
LOO Thirdave. Delegates we're elected To the various
anti Tammany Conventions. II announced that 4
meeting had recently Deen held at Onchundred
and-t wenty-second-st., which Recorder Hackett
Was renomnated for the office he now occu-
pies ON motion the meeting approved this
action. and the delegates 10 the Convention were
urged 10 press his nomination. The delegates
were also instructed urge the nomination Of the follow
ing gentlemen at the different Anti 1snmany c0nven-
mons John Daly for Surrogate Charles Gray for ~cna-
TOR Frank OFT tor Assfmbyman. C. > Brckncr for Al
dcrinan, aud +. KOenig for Alderman Il large
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY. oct ll-Wheat quiet but steady. Rye in store
held AZ OI There Is more inquiry FOR Corn but
the easier sales OF cars Western Mixed At oc
TOD1lc. spot. Barley dul sales car NO SIX
rowed state stained al 81 oats unchanged.
oct. llLake recelpts-FlOuT $500 bDls Wheat
900 bush; Oats $4,000 bush. Barley,
700 bush. Railroad recclpts-tluur 5000 bbls. heat,
2SOOu bash; oats $1,000 BUSH Barley,
Slipments-FlOur, 5000 bbs Wheat,
tiOOO bush Corn los 900 bush oats 5000 bush Barley
10000 bush Canal shipments for udewaer-tlour 200
21g.OOO bush. Corn. lJi,JUO bush Oats.
ISIS 900 bu-h interior pOnts-Whrat 65 bush Corn,
700 hnsh canal Fr-ighs-Wheat, Sc Corn, 64c Oats
nc To New ork. tolls included. In storeNhea li2 923
hush Corr az O5j bush: oats. 81. 2l9 bush Barley.
81 OG2 bush total 900 259 bush Flour quiet ana steady
bhis unchanged rates Wheat duil sales OF 900
bush. No Milwaukee club AT = y corn qust higher.
closing strong sales 2S 400 bush No Mixed Western Al
81 % aa65a4c. OarS neglected n9minay iOc Ior No
Chicago Rye. inartive offered Barley quiet and an
settled dealers will quote transactions Peas duh and
unchaugp quiet Pork dun AZ - s23 - for Heavy
Mos Lard gut IL lj. HlghWines nOminaly 81 IT,
OswgGO oct ll.-Flour unchanged sales, l,4O0 bbls.
Wheat steady. No I Milwaukee Club, ~ "a Corn quiet
AZ ne Barley light demand sales Of 500 bush. Choice
Canada Al RI "a 10000 bush. No Bay private terms
Corn Nral-BOed f3l nboed. $50. shorts $40; ship
,iuifs t23: Mddings S2S. Canal trelgts-Wheat sac;
Corn Rye, 5lc; Barley f'c 70 New YORK BARLEY &C.
Ia Albany % Philadelphia Lumber 81 lOGt2 20 70 The
Hudson. Lake Receipts $3.50 bush Wheat $4,000 bush
pariry feet Of LumD~r. Canal shipments 200
bush Wheat $4,000 bush Barley 2vOOO feet OF Lumber
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
WENDELL PHILLIPS AGAIN.

WENDELL PHILLIPS AGAIN.
ONLY ONE ARGUMENT. THE DISHONESTY AND Ex-
ToRTIoS OF A LAW COMPELLING SPECIE PAY
MESTs.
BOsrov, Oct 11.-W endell Phillips will pub
sh in The Boston Herald tomorrow the following in re-
ply TO Mr.. schurz's last remarks:
To the Editor of The Boston Herald:
Mr. schurz says nothing at st. Louis that needs or de-
serves notice Abuse Of me is not argument a Wnelner
true false IL o consequence To the American peo-
them TO meet difficulty. Mr.. Careys argument that
" during the the amount Of our currency did not
theory of imitation He tries to by affirming that
those variations in gold caused by mems doubts OF
But this pretense VIII not serve 1868 and 1864 were
most despondent years. yet the price OF gold IN
in ste and 1865, when peace and victory had long
settled all such doubts Again. # snch doubts during
the deprecated our gfecnbacks, they wouiu
Of have also deprecated our bonds and made
them vary constantly Yet our ls-l bonds teadV rpse
from 1852 TO 1865 OF such doubts had their in
u, nee, hut not enough 10 touch the hen OF hr 'al!
rsument such hasy Inventions make wla ne Sena.aIh
calls facts and practical saiesmansllp' But TINS
discussion IN OHIO is deeper than words IreequarleLs
Of This nation are borrowers only one-,uI,eE ar ar
lenders rObbing the borrowers The specie men phaue
themselves as the party Of public honesty LOOK az
il! The man who borrowed sloO last month must, Il the
law orces RESUMPTION. pay ~ TO settle hs debt Ihis
the capitalist robs his debtor by asking the Government
for such law Let specie resumption come III the regl-
lar af business and u honest Force IL Dy a|
ana il s only trick by which wealth adds onesiXth 70
every poor mans debt. Government has right TO IN
terfere between debtor and creditor in the einer-
cency OF to save the state. Ihr JUS
titles our Iegaltender law. Government has no rgit
20 change tine relations OF creditor and debtor IN sch
time OF peace ar this compelling resumption are
the stice-thc most cruel oppression ana
wholesale robbery. Let hear no more OF such men
talk public honesty. They the dlsl0nr-t party
stealing under pretcXt of law their neghbofs goods
This party Of the money men swndled the people Whrh
increased the load OF the debt by making our bonds
which had been sold a. De- paid IN paper, payable IN gOd
They sW inded second time when they broke the
pledge and forbade gTeenbaCks TO be rcdeemable ~ Yt
twenty bonds. They viii swinde us third time II tney
force a man who yesterday borrowed 800 o pay I'll
10 sette his debt Measure il you the lnipudence
Of such a pary, the Pecksniifs OF puut,e- WIN thlr
hands ti:er nechbUrs pockets and boring ther We
TINS an the willie with everlasting chatter about pubic
honesty" NENDLlL IhlLlIi''
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
THE SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
MEETING.

The regular weekly meeting OF the With
Assembly District Republican Association was held at
the Lincoln Cubrooms at No l. University place. last
evening Dr. Isaac l. Hayes addressed the meeting.
stating that the county saddled with heavy debt,
and charging the Democracy with being the direct cause
by making the war a necessity Referring 70 the CITY of
New-York he said that il especially III for great
commercial mart but by unfair and unjust taxation II
compelled to pay an dnreasona'e proportion OF the
expenses the state. With population of one-iourth
" the state il paid half the taxes at the same
time that laws being made which cncrOached upon
the harbOr facilities Of the city without the consent ~ ia
inhabitants Yet with all this taxation there was less 10
show for IT than 70 De found IN most other cltles
Pbiadelphia with $50 900 people paid -5OOOO per an
mum for cleaning ana draining the streets whit New
YORK, with 1.UOO,OOO inhabitants, paid elooOooo Tor
siIni lar service.
Lucas L. Van Allen reviewed the financial question ~
some length and the history Of tine Dcm0crduc party,
charging with being the cause 0f tDe loss of joo
hycs during the war. He said that party opposed the
issue of the !cg.teuder currency when IL neceS-
sty and trying 10 extend at time when II
Was needed.
F,r other report of Ne Loc1 CGrrG.. Tdrd F1gs
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
MUSIC.
MISS KELLoGG's OPERA COMPANY.


The English Opera Company of Miss kel-
logg begana last night at Booths Thester
The house was fun. and there seems to DO no
reason 20 doubt that the choice OF location VIII
prove a very wise The stage is OF course well fur
nshed the acOusca properties Of the theater are ex
ceent and small which lost in the vast spaces
OF the Academy heard distinctly in the more
compact auditorium Of Booths. Miss Kellogg chose
pne her best roles - Mtqnon - for the opening
aight and performed II with even more than
Der usual vivacity and correctness. and evidently
" the entire satisfaction of the audience. Miss
aumont, whose efficiency in great variety OF charac-
sr must make her all invaluable member Of the com
pany was pleasing Frederick; Mr.. Castle was wei
epmed in the part Of Wilhelm, and Mr. Henry Peakes
reappeared as LOdrO The role Of FRnd was assigned
10 Nine Julia ROsewad. who has been bounced upon our
stage 40 To speak with appalling suddenness' though
the playbil assures that the press OF the entire
country ringing with the story OF her successes
In California She has good and abundant voice. but
ber singing "a of the crldest kind and cannot be said
that she made pleasant impression.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
rELEGRAPHIC NOTES

BosTOS, Oct. 1.-THE Bost0ns beat the Athletics
today base ball by 10 20 8.
OMAHA, Oct. Il.-lcc formed IN the lOwlands last
night q sixteenth of a inch thick
RALEIGH. Y. G.. Oct 1.-THE state FAIR Of North
Croina began to-day The machinery department Is
larger than ever before ind the cattle show j. good
BRlpGKPOsT Conn, oct. The explosion of a
borr az John Mcekr shop az Danbury tins morning
injured the engineer Thomas Haney ana hr mas since ed
PRovIDfNCF. X. l., Oct. ll.-At Apponang Satur-
dav Andrew buried eight feet by tho cayng Ia
o1 veil III. fellow iaborers rescued ham IN an hour and
half
MILFORD Penn. Oct 1.-The horse disease is
rapidly spreading Pike Wayne Monroe and other counties
portion OF Pennsylvania several valuable horses have
died from the epidemic.
BosroN, Oct. I1-Father Mathews birthday was
celebrated IA Wobum. Mass. today. with al immense
demon Lawrence l.OOO men we're IN line IN
l,ls cItv atnrr keuus delivered grafton tonight
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
WASHINGTON
SUPREME COURT.


FIRST DAY or HE OCTOBER TERM-A CASE fNvoLV-
ING 500. 600, ,000-GRANT PARISH CASE TO BE
SETTLED THIS TERM.
WASHINGTON Oct. 1.-THE Supreme Court
OF the United states began its october term to-day All
the Justices were the bench, with the exception Oh
Associate Justice Miller. Many attorneys were present
among them Attorney General Pierrcpont, solicitor
General Phillips and eKA ttOrneyG General "illsms' AT
the instance Of Attorney General Perrepont the 2oth
inst was act for the argument of appeal by the
United States from the decision Of the Court OF Claims
the latter having made decision favorable to the claim
of the Union Pacific Raroad on account Of ransporta-
ton Attorney-Genera Pierrepont appears for the
United states and sidney Bartlett OF Boston. and r. W.
stoughton OF New-YOrk. represent the Company No
case in the Supreme Court has involved so large
money interest the present "a. with the capital
stock OF 500 900 900 OF the Company interest Tor ~
years etc. II affects upward Of s20OO0OOOO.
The Court will time this month announce it'
opinion in the Of the United states against Reese
and Fanchee The proceedings arose under the Act OF
MAY so the defendants being inspectors OF election IN
Kentucky FOR the reasons gn having rejected the vote
of q citizen OF African descent.
The Court will also announce ts opinion IN the Grant
Parish case which involves he constituonaity Of the
Enforcement Act The argued during the pre-
yious TERM and held for adysement There are 'o5
cases m the supreme Court docket which will be called
tomorrow.
The suit OF the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
NJ Bur,lo ag,nst Peter G. Dearing submitted on
riuted briefs. action IL to recover the amount
of - 900 note discounted for defendant interest DrhS
taken out IN advance Nc the rate Of 10 pcr cent Defend
ant peads .lry and declares the whole note Is Tor
,eed under the state laws which the plantu denies
The Court adjourned till tomorrow noon
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

II will that the American Nows Company bought
considerably than did put
together and News Company bought
more TIRNEs than did Worlds and TYms put together
This IS about average comparison 81 the relative pur.
chases months past There has been
year in the daily circulation Of rHR TRIBUNE
equal 20 the combined daily circuaons Of The World
Tnss in which its semi weekly circulation not quad.
ruple the combined semweeky circuations OF
and Times which lts weekly circulation of
sight ahead combined weekly ccuaons Of World
and Times the 10th Of April Of best
vsrsng agents the country prepared the following card
We the have examined the books Of THg
NR tho Foreman OF ts Press Room. the daily epOrts ETC.
and are entirely satisfied aud DO certify that the
ation OF THE DAILY TRIBUNE for the month OF March
LISA 6l5 complete copies making ecera0, daily crc-
ton for The month 49, 467 tat the entire circulation
Of THE DAILY TRIBUNE the month OF April and
cudng thus day 4J7, $40 complete copies making ne
au<ra0e ddy fOT the month OF April thus far
so, ,,6s complete copies s. NJ PErrENGILL-
Neir- York. April 10 1875. HEMAN BURR
The figures gwen remained snguary stable through
out the past month The daily circulation Of rig
TRIBUNE the whole month was 80, 6S.
The following from the official report Post
master OF the City Of the Postmaster General
giving Of postage paid by each paper the
January lS75 is regular editions from the
York Post regular subscribers further illustrates
t,e re alive circuiatiOns.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
THE INTEREST FELT AT WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE interest shown III
Washington in the result of the election in Ohio to-
morrow surpasses anything of the kind since 1872.
Almost nothing else is talked about, except the mys-
terry that surrounds the Interior Department, and
nearly every citizen of Ohio holding Office IN this
ctv or who was here on business. has gone home to
vote Nearly every item of news received from the
State during the past few days has been favorable
TO the Republicans and the cause OF honest money
and although the friends of Gov Hayes do not
sneak Of his election with explicit confidence, and
do not count on a large majority, they will be
greatly disappointed if he is defeated Leading Re
pblicans do not hesitate to admit that defeat in
Ohio would be not only great national calamity,
but a blow from which the Administration party
would with great difficulty recover.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
KINGs coTNTY PRIMARIEs.

Remarkable activity was manifested at both
the Republican and the Democratic primary elections
in the city wards Of Brooklyn and the county towns
of King. County last night and the number
Of votes cast was unusually large. Many citi-
zens who art unaccustomed to participate ia pri-
mary elections at polling places. and great
interest and enthusiasm evince1 In s"ue places
indeurnd,pt tickets were run. but far cud be de-
terninrd at late hour the tickets Of the regular Organi
zsons were generally successful and the elections were
conducted in an orderly manner.
FOr 0teT concerning Kings t0VHD f0'f's see Ihff
f'ugel
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
rur rprsRYrERY OF NEW. YORK.

The semi-annual meeting OF the Presbytery
NJ Ney-York took place yesterday in the University
p,sca PRESBYTERIAN Church, at University place and
Tentbst Devotional exercises, and the reading OF re-
n,rt from the churches Of the Presbytery occupied the
morning Al the afternoon session committee 10 hohi
nate the Board Of Presbytery for next year was ap
pointed The overture of the General Assembly on Tie
subject Of reducing the number of deegaea 70 Tue
III ss.obly ana also the cost OF the annual meetings,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
THE FIRE RECORD.
AT THE UTAH MINE-Loss s25o.ooo.

I
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ll.-Ihe hOlstlhS
works of tho Utah mine Virginia city New. were de-
go, Inv are lost night The loss ia -2JOOO0 The
works were recently completed with machinery to sink
.naf to the dept Of 900 feot The engineer stood at
his post hosting out the miners until he was badly
burned -Four men who remained below when the en-
zine WAS ltal,dnned escaped through an old shaft
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

several standard works One ~ his latest books Clint
cal MesiciHe has been reprinted IN this country ~ Wei
as translated into numerous languages including Rus
sian and Hindostanee.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Oct. 11.-David n. Mar
vim cashier o the Chautauqua National Bank and son of
Hon. X. L. Marvin. died this morning.
BosTON. Oct. 11.-0tis Reed, an actor and
eocuonist for many years the Lord Dundreary
Of Laura Keones Company. died here ast night
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
EISEWHf RI

BALTIMORE. oct. 1.-The Outbuildings on
the agn of Daniel J. Foley IN Howard County together
with u head Of cattle horses and quantity of grain
we're destroyed Friday night 10y fire accidentally kin
died by A trump in a hay stack. Loss, y. s.OOp.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other ship yercs see THIRD Page. !

TFOr oF1sr 5HIp NrWs Sef I0Wu TuJt.T
ARRIVED.
stsarn.hip Fgvpt fBr Grogan. Liverpool Sept % and
Queenstown 3Ot, with mdse and 10 r. W. J. Hurst
Seamshp Colon Tanner. Aspnwa Oct 3, with mdse. and
pa Ia Pacinc Mail steamship 60.
echo ,Nor GutJOrinsen, Brdgewster % DAYS with
bricks
BARK Paoina fIai Ferrfgue London 20 days ballast
Bark UrDAnO tall Oliysri London 80 ballast
Bark or gine tItai. Isola glasgow jdays, IN ballast
Bark Ammonia Aust, 5tsushsr. AOntrO.e 40 lays ia bal
lAsA
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
OBITUARY
,uF HON WILLIAM II. JOHNSON

TIE HON. WILLIAM II. JOHNSON
Senator William II. johnson died of apo
nlexy AT Seneca Pals n Y. on yesterday morning lie
had represented tho XVIII Senatorial Distrct-Seneca'
Yates and Ontario Countesn the State senate for the
last four years. He born in volney Oswego County
in 500 and many years engaged In manufacturing
At seneca Falls He active member OF the Deil
cratic party and q thorough partisan In l-'J the
majority he had was ia; in ISL Il was 9ti
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
CLOSE OF THE NORTH CAROLISA CONVENTION
RALEIGH, n c., Oct. 1l.-Tbe State COnstl-

tutioual Convention adjourned sine die this evening
after session of thirtyone working days. During the
last few DAYS many important ordinances have been
passed amounting general emancipation of the Leg
saturc from the restrictions under which has labored
since 1865 and giving larger powers The public debt
question mterfered with. but aevcra! ineiect"
attempts were made 10 reluate the special tax bonds
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
EUROPEAN MINING ISTEREer5.
L.. IL

The first of the reports of the Honorary
Commissioners of the United states 70 Vienna came u"
day from the Government Printer IL Is by HOWARD
Painter Of Pennsylvania. and contains - pages IL
presents at great length the processes OF each h''h
represented at the Exposition in ucang orcs ~
-. o,na. and ,,nc and also gives full statistics Of
the pr,n condition Of each Of these mining interests III
Europe seven thousand have been printed oi "S''l'"
tlou by members OF Congress
GOLD DISCOVERY BY PROF JANNEf
Prof Janney telegraphs from his camp on
,i, Crc., IN the Black Hills country under date Of
sept. 20:
Ihaye discovered gold IN small quantities IN the Bear
Lodge Mountains about 20 miles east Oi tne Lille
Nssuri ButeS IN the mort rastern portion oil thc Dch
Hills The field is limited IN area, not exceeding ~
nntrr Inilea and is wholly in Wyoming being separated
rom The region about HaTneys Peak by the Red water
Valley / have nearly completed the WORK oi
survey ami expect reach Fort Laramie OH my return
about oct -.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
GOLD DISCOVERY BY PROF. J
THE VACANT CABINET POSITION

Unlp,, the new Secretary of the Interior ap-
pear. tomorrow morning with his commission IN Ms
pocket there will be who - authorized to preside
in that Department and the business OF the Secretary
office will come 10 a standst. The Attorney-General
decides that Mr. cannot LOCALLY perform 'he uu
,e, of the office after to-day. II il doubtful II any one
=, wbipgton know who the coming man is 70 be. The
,s,, that nembcrs OF tho Cabinet now here had heeh
Informed bat not permitted to ronnuhc'' '"'i
Iufortn Atom Ia aushOritatlycy denied
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

ALBANY, \. Y. Oct. 1.-THE Republicans
Of the Ist Assembly District rcnomnated Peter Singer
Land to-day.
NEwBURGH. y. Y, Oct. 11-The Republic
cans OF the LIT Assembly District Of Orange County
nominated Tho, " Bradley OF WaldOn to-day
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

WA-uINGroN, Oct. 11.-Capt. j. {. =. Dekratt s
ordered duty captain Of the League Island Navy Yard
k,.isant Pavmaster W mellow ordered Ia the Paw
nee at I,Oyal, O. Pnsed Assistant Engineer John
Pcibrrt0u acd from the PymO nth and placed on the
sick list.
BrgMipA oct The United states steamer Frolic. from
Norfolk t. south America arrived IN Murray Anchor
agr t'rlay morning IN want Oi coal
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
n1srp1lr NOMINATIONS.

The House Owners Organizations of the
Eighteenth. Twentieth. and Twenty first Wards have
nominated James " Gerard for Senator OF the With
u,srict exIudg, Henry h. HOwland for Civil Justice of
he Vim Judicial District. and Henry Wilson and A.
schmidt FOR Aldermen OF the With District
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
ICE-HOU5Es BURNED

Bo,r0y. Oct. 1.-THE four ice-houses of
the Eoston lee Company At woburn We're destroyed by
an ncendary fire. sunday evening. together with 600
tons az ice The loss on the building 5000 insured
Ia Koston Offices The ice Va, owned by {. ". Carswe
~ Woburn, whose loss IS about $500.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

laid over until the December meeting. Five young
taken under Of the Prcsbytey u Mt them
for the ministry. The Rev John Thompson. ID ID. was
dsmissed 60 the Presbytery Of Glasgow, scotland ana
the Rev j. o. Murray. ID. D. Ia the PresbyeEy OF New
BrunOFick, n. J. The report ~ the Committee on
Church Extension for the year ending Oct D. was then
adj