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Nervous Prostitution,

1t Is Of the highest importance, then, that individuals
should be able to Judge for themselves, by their own
feelings, { and to what extent they are attacked by
this insidiOus enemy to health, comfort, and even life
itself If left to run its course unchecked, by the early
and prompt application of curative remedies.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-30

The fate of Miss Newton, of Delaware,
was indeed sad ope. Fresh from boarding
school, with 4 gay life Of flutes and rose
leaves and moonbeams before her, she was so
shocked aud mortified when she heard her
mother misprOnounce a word in the presence
Of company, that she went up stairs aud
poisoned herself. Mothers ought 10 be more
careful. If they can't pronounce words
correctly, when company comes, they ought
10 conceal themselves in the kitchen.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-30
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DR.. Lothrop may be consulted professionally by
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-30
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VIGOR TO THE MIND,

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Dementia, and MelanchOha.
Price $3.50. Large size s.. Each package of the
Cordial Balm contains one box of the Tonic Pills,
which may also DO had separately at liny cents per
box.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-30

Have you thought, fellow citizens, that
the reduction Of the national debt has been
1920 a minute since you have sat here aud
l commenced talking ? Taking the average
of the whole time, the reduction of the debt
has gone on at that rate. Why take your
watch aud look at it! See the second hand as
il flies at each tick Of the second hand two
dollars during the whole time since Grants
Inauguration by day and by night, upon
week day and upon Sunday, two dollars per
second in gold has gone off the national debt
Senator Sargent at San Francisco.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-30

would the holder of 60 lbs. Of wheat ex-
change that commodity for the check.
IOhicago Tribune.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-30
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
THE
COrdiGI Balm of SyriCun
LoTHRoP'S TONIC PILLS.

Medicines unrivalled for their wonderful properties
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-30

THE secret q happiness consists in practically
adopting the philosophical theory Of alwavs making
the best Of everything. VERMONT FARMER, June II.Ie
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. /, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer South Carolina, Niekerson, charestoD-J W
Quintard Co - -
4 Co.
steamer Annie steen. Wilmington Del-A Abbott
Steamer A stimers Warren. Philadelphia-JaS Hand
Steamer Philadelphia, Davis. Pniadelphia-Jas Hand.
Bark Ievanter. yesper, Iiverpool-Snow Burgess.
Bark Mette DAM, Paulsen, Bahia via Richmond, Va
Funch Edye Go.
Brig Martha Brady dsr3, Brady Malaga--D De Wolf
Go.
Brig Edwin Rowe, Crocker Psra-Burdett Pond
Brig Tropc Bird Korn Fort dc France st Pierre Mart
schr Louisa on orr GIasgow--J II Winchester CO.
schr Gersh Banker Price, Rio Grande do Sul-Bret Son
4 co.
schr Maud Briggs Davis, Rio Janeiro-Jas Ward Co
schr Impulse tBr Rountree, Belize (donduras)-Leay
schr Mary Holt Grant Fort de France Mar-John
schr Eva AdeT Ellis St Johns tAntigua) -Alvah Mud
schr Carrie Bonnoll Harris Port au Platto-Dovaie 4
Schr MARY d Leach, Paine, Aux Cayes-BJ j Weinberg
Schr Addie Bryant. Stubbs. Basse Tore and Sandy
Point, 81 KItts-Cartwright Harrison
schr Ben, Muusell Chareston-Evans, Ball Co.
Go.
schr Julia Floyd Squire Georgetown, SEE Hurl-
but A Co.
schr James Phelps Rockwell, Richmond va-van Brunt
Bro.
schr L A Dsnenhover Grace Richmond, va--squire
Bros.
schr jamestown. Hyers Richmond, va-slaght Petty.
Schr a . Buckley, Young, Washington, DC-Saght A
Petty
scnr Miner Cakes Baltmore-w Chalmers
schr Maggie Vandusen, Jester, Phadelphia-Slaghi a
Petty
sekr Paugussett Ingetson Phadeiphia-siaght Petty
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
OLD BoREAs IN NEW YORK.

The weather in the early morning hours yesterday
abaled nothing of IT'S rgor Figures mufled 70 the
eyes rushed along principal highways as Il pursued
by invisible hends. The "eager and nipping airn
whslled and sung around corners and down the
nues as II human suffering carnival to the spirits
Of the air Toward noon, however, the storm clouds
seemed 70 tighten and and then masculine noses
could peep Of Ulster collars without danger Of being
bitten by Jack Frost II then noticed that the
crowds decreased around the public Thermometer in
front ot the HERALD building and people longer
sought 10 know how uncomfortable they were
ng bis way down 10 The Equitable Building at
No i2o Broadway HERALD reporter sought the chief
OF The sigma Service Bureau in this CITY, DR.. H. J Pen
rod al about the cold snap and that gen.
tleman gave him the cheering intelligence that the
storm about The following was the meteoro-
logical record Of yesterday morning with observations
taken 4 Lhe same moment u time II ali stations -
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
COMMODORE vANDERBnTs HEALTH.

Some OF the downtown gentlemen, who imagined
that it was necessary to the temporary success Of
one OF their little ventures in New York Central
yesterday caused report TO be spread-which was in
some instances credited-that Commodore Vanderbilt
had been very Ill for three days past and that he had
at O'Clock P. NJ. yesterday been given up by his
physicians, after lengthy consultation. In order TO
verify authortatvely contradict the report re.
porter ordered visit the Commodores residence
No. l0 Washington place. He courteousy received
by the Commodore, and, on announcing tho object OF
his visit pressed by the Commodore 10 take OF his
overooat and dine with himself and family. Al the
nuts and wine the Commodore varied the conversation
for a moment by remarking that in order TO make
some fitting preparations for his poor relations during
the remainder of the inclement season he had been
spending the last three days with retail grocer and
coal dealer In avenue B. He happy To say that he
had very satisfactory with that dealer
or his health he SAID nothing leaving IL u is sup
posed TO the observing reporter 10 judge whether or
not his success az the table gave any indication OF
Taal1n
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

CRooKHAvKN, Nov 8o-Arrved, steamer Jamaican Br1 +,
winder. New Orleans for Liverpool (see below.
CHRsriAsIA, Nov 22-Arrvod, bark Thyra (Ger, Bohn.
Philadelphia.
CADIz-Arrived, bark Weymouth Brl, Cam Brunswick,
Ga-ost overheard
DOVER Dec 1-Sailed. bark The Queen Br Malin Qrom
Grangemouth, having repaired Daren
DUNDEE, Nov 3O-Arrived, bark Countess Of Eroi 3r
Taylor New York
DUBLIN Nov so-saied, ship TeIus (Norl Thorsen Cni-
ted stateA
DArrzrc Nov 2e-Arriyed bark Antares Ger, Abrecht
New York.
GLASGOW, Dec l-Arved. steamer Ethiopia tBr Craig,
New York.
oRsRrocK Dec ARRIVED. State OF Virginia Br
Noodle New York.
GIBRALTAR, Nov 27-Arrived brig Urbano Ratazso qtaD
Guidue. New York
HAvRH Nov 29--Arrived bark Chevreuil (Fr), Richie,
New Orleans
Sailed goth, bark, Nellie T Guest. Messenger. United
States; New York Nor. sorensen. do
LIVERPOOL Nov 3o-sailed barks Harmonic CSor), Cog
stadt Pensacola Olive Mount (Br) Jordan ST John. Nh.
LONDON, Nov 9o-Cleared, ship Cornelius Grnncli. Bor
land. New York.
LARxR Nov 27-saied steamer State of Pennsyl vania
(Br) Knight urom Glasgow. New York.
MovILLR Dec i-Arrived. steamer Scandinavian Or, ,
Smith Montre Quebec Liverpool iand proceeded
NEWLY Nov 3o-Saied bark Kong Oscar (Sor), Rothing
United States
QuKESsrowE-The report Of the arrival Of bark Urbano
dtal, from new rorx on the 30th. was an error.
SOUTHAMPTON Dec ARRIVED steamer Mose (Gcr)
Neynaber New York for Bremen land proceeded.
VALENCIA Nov 3o-sailed, Great Western (3r,
windham. New York.
WATERFORD Nov 3o-saled, barks Eber Aus Gurich
New York San Domenico dtaD yaarino, Orfeo (Aus)
for Baltimore.
LoEDoN 1.-The British steamer an aican Capt Win
der from New Orleans Nov Tor Liverpool was spoken re
Gently in 81 Ion "a Her engines had stopped but she
required assistance "A later despatch announces her
safe arrival At CrookhaveE.
Tho Portuguese bark Tbies Capt Campos last from Que
Oct 20 for oporto 10 aground the latter place and
must discharge.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
CHARLES o'CoNoR.

CHANGE FOR THE WORSE IN CONDITION.
During the greater part OF yesterday perceptible
change observable in Mr.. OConor's condition, and
tho opinion expressed the evening previous that NO de-
cisive change would take place in his symptoms dur
ing the nigh, fully verified. AT three p M he was
regarded as being somewhat weaker but later on no
was able beef and appeared to be de-
cdedly better SO much that the doctor had some
slight hope that he might recover eventually AZ
eight r. N. food given him, but subsequently,
when offered his stomach rejected al ne
had previously taken. Mr. Ernest McCracken and Mrs
Sloan with him during the evening. The physi-
with him az four O'Clock and renamed Ior
about hour. At last accounts he was seemingly
free from pain and sleeping, but II was regarded as
decidedly unfavorable that at such late and doubtful
stage in his maady his stomach should reject food
Mrs Sloan LEFT his house yesterday evening lot New
York. quite hopeful Of his recovery but the uniortu-
nate change took place after her departure.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

The Kralfy Brothers very successful with
"Around the World in the West.
England is india-mad A new ballet Is in active
preparation at south London Palace It's subject
"Indian
The wachtel Opera Company will give extra
matinee on Saturday, when wachie viii appear as
Chapelon in "The Position OF Lonjumeaup This
will be the last appearance Of the
AT Darmstadi the Grand Duke has prohibited the in.
terpoation Of songs not apperaning TO the work
any opera A very sensible prohibition, Mr.. Grand
Duke; some singers take objectionable liberties
The performances Of Miss Minnie Hauck al Berlin, in
verdi's Aida and the Barbiere' OF Rossini, have
been decidedly successful and the young American
soprano is now admitted fayorte in the Prussian
capital
The Auseal Standard says two daughters Of the
Roman composer Polcel, favorite pupil Of Haydn,
advertise that being IN poor circumstances they are
willing 10 dispose or various souvenirs or the great
master
The programme for years. Bristol Musical Fes-
tval Is decided on, and will include Handlers lsrae IN
Egypt tor Judas Maccsbaus'A, Mendelssohns "En.
jah spohrs "Fall OF Babylon, verdis Requiem,
Handel's 'Acs and Gaatea, Webers ''oberon" and
the Messiah. /"
The expected production Of Wagner's 'erristan and
Isolde at the Berlin opera House seems at present
doubtful, Nine. Halinger having declined to under
take the part OF Isolde for the very good reason that
she cannot sing it) The tenor Niemann has returned
to Berlin where he has appeared the 'Jewess."
This evening Mr. Charles Fechter viii make his FIRST
appearance at the Lyceum Theatre French drama
The theatre closed last night for dress rehearsal
Of "L'Abimc,n IN which Mr. Fechter has one OF hts
most remarkable characters II was on Me French
stage that this distinguished first won fame and
he returns TO Il In New York with this advantage,
that in such plays L'Abimc' Ono Thoroughfare'0
even the English speaking public familiar with the
plot and dialogue.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02

RS-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NTGHr.-The NEw YORK
adopted dn gushing Coson night signal for
board the HERALD yacht. showing while burn
the colos red green red changing from to the other
In succession and miles distant Cap
tain Of vessels seeing this signal will obige by
pairing any marine they have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
F-Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
of HERALD yacht pier No l East River New York.
from all parts Of the world and promptly de-
livered. Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny HERALD YACHTS AND herald
wHITRsToNR TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED ny HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND herald
wHITRsToNB TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Henry Chauncey, Aukers Kingston ia Nov "a
mdse and the Pacific Natl steamship TO-
North Of HAtteras experienced norhery gales with
storms and thick weather Nov 80. of Barnegat,
passed steamer Colon hence for Aspinwall.
Steamer New Orleans Dearborn. New Orleans. Nov %
and the bar 26th with mdsc and passengers CLARK Sea-
steamer New York Quick New Orleans Nov "a with mdse
and passengers 20 g Whitney A Co.
Steamer Old Dominion Walker Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk, with mdse passengers W the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
steamer Albemarle Gibbs Lewes. Del With mdse 10 the
Old Dominion steamship Co.
steamer Cy Of sydney new Chester Pa, In ballast 70
the Pacific Mail steamship Co.
ship Asracana tOf 50 john NIB James Calcutta Aug
and sand Heads Eth with mdse 20 order Passed Cape ot
Good Hope crossed tho Equator Nov - ~ ton
53 70 oct 2s Iat 80 s. lon ri ~ w, saw bark Thos
Daniels, OF Bristol, Il, bound south.
Schr Tyler Peterson, Virginia
schr Ida Latham Potter Philadelphia for Boston.
schr VIM Bement Harris, philadelphia for Providence
schr Green Benson, Philadelphia for New BE ford.
schr Jacob klenzle Steefrnan Philadelphia for Boston
Schr w Jnddeu- FetlingilL Phiiadanhia for knsfnn
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYFIcR OF THE CHEF SIGNAL 0PFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. l-7:30 ?. N.

OYKcE CHEF SIGNAL 0PFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec IL 80 p. NJ
Probabilities
During Thursday, in the South Atlantic and Gulf
States falling barometer northeast to southeast Winds
cloudy and rainy weather and stationary temperature
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the Upper Mssis
sppi and Lower Missouri valleys, falling barometer,
south and east winds, hazy and partly cloudy
weather preceding a storm centre
For the lake region, stationary and falling barome
ter northeast to southwest winds cloudy weather and
stationary or higher temperature.
For New England, rising barometer cold nortnery
winds and partially cloudy weather followed by falling
barometer easterly winds and cloudy weather
For the Middle States, stationary and falling barome
ter, northeast to southeast winds warmer cloudy
weather and possibly light in the northern sec
ton.
For the canal regions Of New York and Pennsylvania,
temperatures rise above freezing during Thursday
night.
The Ohio River VIII continue stationary slowly
falling
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

HAyANA, Nov 3o-Arived, steamer Ambola Csp), Abarr
var, Galveston for Liverpool tsee Miscellany.
HALiTAx, Nov 27-Cleared, schr Emma X smaey Nc
Fadden New York
KisGsroE, ia Nov l4-Arrvod, schr Fanny Pike, Rob.
bins, New York land sailed 10th for Pensacola) 2ist
steamer Etna Br samson New York via Port Prince
land sailed I'D for Savanilla)
Sailed 18th schrs Thos Fitch Bearse San Andreas Eliza
beth Anderson Clark Savanna.la Mar; 10Th, Day,
McF arland, Ruatan
In port Nov 23 barks La Macasand Dom) Dinen, from
81 Domingo Tor New York IN 18th In distress Mis-
oelany - Cloud Bayey Tor New Orleans Taayera, Gar
yer, for Mobile; brigs Nellie Ware. Ashbury, from New
York arrived l7th for Mexco Nancy Ross (Br for New
York via MIR River chrs Gerte Morrow Meander from
Norfolk arrived lIth for Salt River deg Linda Whtte'
moro lnr A0hIIe. Frances. kaekatL. iOr san AndroM
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

wachtel appeared last q ght Manrco in III Trova-
tore.n he was in splendid voice and he made the
usual effects the r6e which he has acquired such
a worldwide reputation The feature OF the opera,
however was the magnificent rendering Of the role Of
Leonora by Mile. PappenheIm, prlma donna who cer
tanly ranks first in the German opera company. The
chorus and orchestra under Mr. Neuendors direction
did justice the well numbers OF the opera and
the representatives Of the Count and the GYPSY
TO speak OF Fernando, we're anything but a success
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
ACCIDENTS.

named Mrs Hogan, residing Jackson
avenue Jersey City has been subject epieptc cts
Yesterday morning, while removing kettle OF water
from the stove, she suddenly attacked by the
malady and fell the stove Her othine caught
nre, and before assistance arrived she horribly
burned.
respectable looking gentleman fell in an apopectic
at Jersey avenue Jersey City yesterday afternoon.
Drs Lochner, Haddcn and Quimby we're summoned,
but the renamed lnsensibe. He taken to the
Charity Hospital
A lad named OReilly, while riding yesterday on
Osgood avenue, Stapcton Staten Island fell from a
wagon and broke one Of hls legs
The New York herald., 1875-12-02

LvERPooL, Ms, Nov 2o-Anved schr Nellie Scott, MI.
Ian, Bergen for Sydney, CB Miscellany
MonTEc0 BAY, ia, Nov B--Arriyed brig Lauretta (BD,
Veal, Halifax, MS (and sailed 18th for Cuha).
MArAEzAs, Nov 2s-Arryed schr Ethan Allen Gibson,
Richmond Va
= 81 MIcHAELs, Nov 3-saled, bark Kate Williams EAle,
New Bedford direct.
& JAGo, Ney 22-sailed, bark Panama lspl Savannah
Sr JOHNs NF. Nov l5-Arrived, brig Lily frl Lawrence,
New York goth, schr Grasmcre (Br). Beaujours. do.
Arrived 18th, brig l. Il Stewart, Crane, New YORK.
ST JoHE NIB, Nov 3O-Arrived bark Enchantress CBr).
Boddie, Belfast.
Cleared 3Oth. brig Lncy. Cardenas.
VALENCIA, Nov 20-saled, steamer Imbro Br) for New
ZASzIBIR Nov ARRIVED bark Taria Topaz, Beade,
Boston (and sailed 10th for Aden)
The New York herald., 1875-12-02

schr Geo Fessenden Beebe Phiadephs for Providence
schr + Harrs Benton, Philadelpha for Somerset
B3-Shp Hectanooga, which arrived 2Sth, and anchored
In the bay came up 10 the city yesterday.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Thets Young Providence for New York
Schr Terry Harrison, Providence for New Ork'
SehT Ann, stanton, Boston for New York.
Schr White Rock Laiiery, Bridgeport tor New York.
sehr Cxar. Hammond, kOckport Tor New York.
Schr Liberty. smith, Norwich for New York
SSchr Florence, saeket Providence for New York
echF Escort, Hawkins. Bridgeport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr willow Harp, Norton johnson FOR Providence.
Schr Mm 1apes, Port johnson for Providence,
sehr 1hhrne MILLER Jones. Virginia or New Haven.
ochF rooney Parker, Parker Baltimore for New Haven
schr Daherine Berry Berry New York for Providence
Fall River - ~ fe "
Schr Calvin Harris, Benton Philadelphia for Somerset
Schr Huntress, spragne New York for Boston.
Schr Roanoke, Cook New York for Taunton
Schr White Rock. LRferty, New York ior southport
Schr Helen, Jones. Port johnson for Providence
Schr Imogene Diyerty, Hand. Hoboken for Providence
schr Vim Farwel. Hoboken for Boston
Schr Active Rogers, Philadelphia tor Boston
SehT Haze, McNamee New York Tor Greenwich.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02

In connection with thls subject facts were elc-
tied which may be Of public Importance. For instance,
IN November Of this year the highest temperature
90 deg and the lowest deg In 1874 the highest
perature was IS deg and the lowest temperature 20
deg, and in 1873 the highest temperature 5S deg
and the lowest 20 deg. The rainfall OF last month
measured "a, and tho number OF miles the wind
elled was 259 The highest wind being the 10th No
yember These acts and data will be found to obtain
erest among the people the better they understood
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in
parison with the corresponding OF last year.
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
n n,ttAtv
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
FATALLY BURNED.

Margaret Toohy fortyfour years OF age living on the
iop floor of No - Park street, fatally burned last
night ny her clothes taking Gre. Her husband while
intoxcdted, threw Eshted match into some Kerosene
OIL N can on the hoos Mrs. f0oby was lrghtfully
Lurlca on her body breast and neck. There was re-
p0u that her husband threw the OIL over her clothes
ana then SGT thtm On ire He arrested ~ oniccr
AatDb and lodged tbe si1tb precinct uoitSc station
The New York herald., 1875-12-02

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that telecraphng 70 the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street. London" or 30 tho
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de popcra
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign trading
with the United States the will be cabed this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris Office economical
and expeditions for elegraphing newBL
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
THE BURNED TUG.

The case Of the tughoat William A Hennessy, which
WAS burned Of Long Branch the llth OF November.
was investigated yesterday before the United States
Local Board OF Inspectors or steam Vessels The
evidence showed that no one knew the cause OF the
hre u originated between tho bulkhead and the for
ward sleeping room forward Of the cabin Every effort
was made 10 extingush the Gre and the boat was run
ashore all hands beng saved. THIS Was the substance
81 the testimony elected yesterday. only one witness
Femaius u be examined.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
FIRE IN BRooKLYE.

ABOUT eleven o'clock last night Ere broke out ii
Harrington Co 8 carpet lining factory No 81 Fur.
Isan street, Brooklyn Loss, $4,000 The insurance
could not be ascertained. r. K a w. 5 Fowler own the
building
John ceary. driver of engine No g. ZEN on In Fulton
street The engine was upset and broken 10 pieces
nc MI
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
OBITUARY.
ADFLBFRT WENDT.

Mr. Adelberl wendt, Of the firm OF Tiffany, Wends
Bierwith, ship brokers of No. 10 South William street,
died Tuesday, aged forty-two years. He was a
prominent member Of the Produce Exchange and the
flag the building consequently kept at halt mast
yesterday out Of respect 10 his memory The funeral
Will take place today.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
GAMBLING HOUSE BROKEN Up.

Captain Alaire, Of the Fourteenth precinct with a
posse Of men made doscentlast night the gambling
house No 5l6 Broadway, but the gamblers had ned
and .he police captured only cue boz and aro Lable
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
SAILED.

Steamers Ahyssnia fBrl, for Lyerpool South Carolina
Charleston, Regulator, Wilmington, NO: ship Jean lnCe
low Charleston oarks Cardenas, Havana Regina Toek
Dunkrk Rosalia dta1. Naples; Emelia Figiia QtaD,
Queenstown Falmouth Annie Burr tBrl, Tybee brgs
Thetis, Wilhamstadt, Oliver Cults (Br) Port Prince
Balcar, st Johns Antgus sehr Santa Rosa, 81 Johns
NF.
Wind at midnight. N.
Barometer 80 27
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
A BROKEN LEG.

Leopold Ksrchenhauser stupehed by drink fell last
night 90 tic corner OF Fourth street and avenue 81
breaking his log and otherwise njurng himself He
was fog9d 10 insensibe condition by OAcer Harris
aud so1tl0 The hosnitaL
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
A COLD BATH.

Peter o'connor aged thrty-two, residing at No. 1ls
william street, accidentally fell into the East River
from pier IS about haifpast nine last night He
rescued by Officer Drought and taken the First pre-
rinct station After drying his clothes he returned
Ian