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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-20

THANKSGIVING DAy.-FoIlowing IS the Procia-
nation Of Governor Bradley. appointing Novsm-
Der 25th Thanksgiving Day
The President OF the United States having, by
proclamation, designated Thursday, the 25th day
Of November, as aday Of public thanksgiving
and raisa. /. 1. R. Bradley. Governor Of the State
of Nevada, recommend the people OF this stsIe
to devote that day in rendering thanks to Al
mighty God for the many blessings we have re-
ceiyed at His hands.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Great Seal of the State TO
be affixed. Done at Carson City, this sixth day
of November, in the year o. our d Lu1u oho
Rv the Governor L.. R. BRADLEY.
j. D. MINOR, Secretary OF State.
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The San Francisco Medical Society has
prepared a bill entitled "a bill to pro-
tect the citizens of the State Of California
from empiricism. and for the suppression
of quackery."
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from . bucket which had been used by them In
the work of digging a well wlrthin inc enclosure
and as a specimen Of workmanship - comple'e'
considering it was chewed into shape.-Sd1 Lake
Tribune, November 14h.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-20

Rahhitt Natal IN LARGE OR SMALL
nuHSnlll MGtdl quantities, for sale at
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-20

WHAT NExT?-The Enterprise thus be-
walls First we had a food in the
mines then the big fire, and night be-
fore last a hurricane that knocked down
most of the houses erected since the town
was laid in ashes. We have passed
through flood, fire and hurricane /; the
only thing to come now is an earthquake
that shall sink the whole Comstock range,
after which let Gabriel foot his horn"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-20

PERRoNAL. - Robert Robertson, for
some time past Superintendent of the
Sapphire mill, and a gentleman very well
and favorably known in this section, left
last Saturday evening for San Francisco.
He goes to Mexico shortly to attend to
valuable mining and milling interests.
The numerous friends of Bob Robertson
cordially wish him unlimited success. and
will be pleased to welcome him back
whenever he chooses to return.-Gold
Hill NeUs.
Bob is well and favorably known here,
having had charge of the Eberhard & Au-
rora Company's mill for a long time. We
wish him success.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-20

AID in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board of Directors made on the 18th day
of October. 1875, so many shares of each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold
at public auction at the office of the company,
Room IA, No. 3O2 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco, California, on
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-20

New DREss.-Thursday last we re-
ceived the first number of the Virginia
Enterprise, with its new dress and back
to its original size. 1t looks as bright as
a new trade dollar no effort has been
made to change any of its original make
up, for the reason, we suppose. that they
could not be improved. The Enterprise
is the best and neatest newspaper pub
lished on the Pacific coast, and we wish
it great success.
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REMOVAL.

The office of the ssNEwS - has been
removed to Dunn street, next door
east of the Catholic Church.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-20

The Carson Tribune says that Mollie
Forshay has left for Winnemucca, where
she will open out ga regular old jerker
house,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-11-20

CAN any of u exchanges tell US how TO
prevent a woman from snoring ?-Piqud
Journal.
Take her by the nose and witch it.
Toledo Blade. =
Suppose the fellow has but n arm ?
-Piqua Journal. 4
Then let go the nose. Toledo Blade.
The thing is a little hard to see. but
we suppose it is all in the "twitch it.
Idaho AvdLdnche.
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Monday, the 9th day Of December, 1875,

at the hour of IL O'Clock, NJ, Of said day, to pay
delinquent assessments thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of the sale.
/. Z. MILLIKEN, Secretary.
Ofice-Room Ia. No. 3O2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California. no20-td
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The STORM has been very general all
over the Pacific coast, and the California
farmers are most tickled to death about
it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-22
We are indebted 10 Purser Burke, OF the steamer
it, o. Vera Cruz trom HAVANA for faNnrs

We are indebted to Purser Burke, OF the steamer
City of Vera Cruz. from Havana for favors
colhGng with steamer Marathon tBr,, n the Mersey
the RST h r9% Ips near ac c11o Inc
hoSd tide when in enneavoring to clear fiat winch
toward Liverpool more than sne heTwise would have
done A. ,d that t the S cSMng
the bark was cut Down to The waters edge and imme;
Igincourt rescued all the parties on board about
ngtsi from Ihe nine Of the SS,on the
her hgurehe I'D part OF her bowsprt knocked away
near Tne Of the fiat was carried away.
BARK MARTHA MCNEIL undergoing pairs st Johns
a new keel and DGe sreaks and two sister Ike Ell
sS S Be Be na
her mainmas which was sptu1g has been taken out
BARE l. wIcEwIRE BIZ which put into ST Thomas on
the voyage from Daren to shields, had lost maintop
part OF cargo.
BARK WHISTLER, simpson from Ut;Alady for Adelaide
was n eaky coalition. she remained in port June g.
and was thought that she might have 70 discharge for
BRIG MINNIE MILLER 227 TONS has been purchased by
Capt + earle twhe Is to comman1 h;r. Albert Cole
slaves at Norfolk for Barbadoes
Eric Hgs1n. B from anoS New YORK 70, PsrnamS1co
want OF water. AS no repairs coud be made at the
BRIG HENRY PKEEIss has been condemned at & Tho
mas and will be sod brig CHINA Br Z: chartered to
the cargo is expected To be sold at 81 thomas.
ScHR II MAY from augusta for Boston, with iron
and lumber struck sunken ledge near Lees Island
the 18th inst. ard remains without prospect of get
ting off.
ScHR HY GIBBs Coffin. from Poughkee psle while beat
ing up TO Wareaam leth inst blew away oresail an
split lying jb, and the pilot Capt Luther Bowman,
OF Marion dropped dead t1e wheel caused By heart
disease
Mrssrse vrssrL-cchr clifton TOT Machiaspore, Rob-
pckets and shingles Or Boston since the time Of sail.
ing neither sgnee shipper have had tidings
OF whereabouts and several vessels have made
two full trips since her sailng fears are entertained Of
her loss
HALIFAX, July 2l-The brig Maggie. from Brii0ewater
17h last Tor Madeira, which went ashore Bull Rock,
La have River got of TO day AMER dschargIng her
CARGO
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY q, 1875.
CLEARED.


Steamer Canada BD. Sumner. London-F W J
steamer Leo. Daniels, savannah-Murray Ferris 4
Steamer south Carolina NickersOn, charestOn-J W
steamer Philadelphia, Davis Phnadelphia-James
Snip Samuel Reed. White, Hong KonT-salter 4 Lv-
snip Rozelle tBr), Heggum, Liverpool-Jas Elwell
NySbin Corona CBrl bertson, Iondon-Warren 4 Co.
BARK Imogene (BD, boiin, London-J sands Iucker:,
Bark Hawk (Br) Matthews, Enthusiastically, Wills
Bark Nostrs siguora del Boschetto dtaD, Peraeaie,
Cork o orders-Benham BOvesen.
Bark Industra QtaD, schiabno, Cork or Falmouth for
ordors-A AgTesta.
mouth for orders-Funch. Edye 4 Co
BARK staubo NOR: Gundersen queenstown or Fall
BARK s Bushnell, Mayo, hamourg-runch, Edge
Bark Anna Nor, GunHefscn. Rotterdam Punch, Edye
Bark johanna CSor), Muller, Antwerp-Funch, Edge 4
Bark Johann Csw0. Nysrom, stOckhOlm-Funch.
BARK Geo Treat Carver Callao and Payta-w Gruer
Brig Iceland. Hicks. Gloucester, E-Niler Hough-
Brig Maria Tulsa Cspj. Pares, Barcelona (spain)-E
Brig GoconJa Lord. seville-Jas Boriand &Co
Brig Mary AZ Williams lBr). Hama, Palermo-James
Brig Mary Knowlton, Mckee, Port an Prince-R MUIR
Brig Pearl Brightman Port spain--D Trowbridge 4
Brig cheviot CBr), Bogart stJohn, NB-Boyd Hinc-
scnr John G Smith Jones. oporto-H Raetier.
schr Nellie sawyer Gatchell, st Aartins-Jones a
schf Louisa wilson, Smith. Nassau, SP--Isaac R Sta
schr Ben Briggs, Mason, Norfolk ana Alexandria
Chr Anna L Moore. Phillips, NorfoE-van Brunt
Bro.
schr Daniel webster. HASKELL BostOn-Niner HOugh-
ton
.Schr Louisa Francis Kelly, new BedfOrd-Fergrson 4
Wood.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY JHE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Victoria BID Munro glasgow July 10 and Mo-
vile lth, with mdse anu i7O passengers TO Henderson
Bros July ID Lat AZ g. Ion 4532, passed several large
steamer state OF Georgia CBp, Cooper Glasgow July
sand l.arue ~, with mise and PASSENGERS 10 Austin
Baldwin 20. July ls no lat, &C. passed several large
icebergs.
steamer wiciani Ger. Beblsh. Hamburg July and
Bavre lOth with mde ana passengers to kunhardt A
90. Had variable weather; july H. .at ~ 40, Ion
signal loJ.ers code WMfR. ISM lat IS lon IS 81
brig iitaBis (J4n bound W ig.h. lat b2 ION Vi co.
steamer Adriatic tsrl, hence for Liverpool
steamer soutn America, lnklepaugn, Rio Janeiro
- -
steamer City OF Vera Cruz Deaken havana July H.
with mdso ana PASSENGERS 70 Alexandra n sons
steamer George, Norton havana July H. with mdse
ana passengers 10 W r tlyde % July II, " miles
Jupitcr. pdssed brig Julia Haskell. bound W.
steamer Richmond, Kelly, L-WeA Del with mds. 10
tho Ola Dominion steam ship Co.
steamer harfisOurg, North Philadelphia, with coal to
masler.
BARS gspre;so Itan. Dodero London 81 days, in bal
4, Bars troro MuD stark, Plymouth Z. In ballast TO
SiOc0vich Co.
sara Europa Yo1, Johansen, Bremen ~ days in bal.
Barg Beussns now, al tons Leighton. Millbrldge.
Ne, 4 days in Daflasl TO John LlttlOstn
Brig fepubIc Of windsor. NsJ. DaVt1ton BERN uda
ii DAYS, with marble 70 Order vessel 10 w Berfrant
Big Mary tinH' Dyer Gloucester Mass SGays IN bal
last 10 master
sehr Kaie wentworth, Mead. Demerara " aavs. with
sugdr 10 icacrnit x Coz vessel 10 Miiler q Uouqbton
scBr Mary bysr, H0iRdon, Port Antonio ia IS
days, with iTuit 10 a stusun, vessel to j X staples
eebT btnA SAWYER. Cow Bay. UB. 10 cayA with coal
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRISTOL July 2l-Arrived, bark Talavera Carver Co
penhagen; schr Z Bailey, Townsend, wyburg.
Sailed goth, steamer Cornwall (Br, stamper New
York.
BELFAST. July .o-sallcd. ship Charger Br English,
North Americ,
BnrxEs July 2o-Arrived ship oalliops Br), Sinclair
New York.
CARDIFF. July 2o-Arrived, bark Olivia CBrl. Evans,
Quebec.
CADIz, to July z-sailed brig Amy Lane. Carver
United States.
DEAL July 2o-Arrived bark Cattina CAuO, suttors
New YORK via Queenstown for Yarmouth.
In the Channel 10th. brig Immaculate Maria Qta. Pc
rillO, from New York Tor Amsterdam.
DUNDEE. July 2O--Sailed. bark Cameo (Br) Hilton,
North America.
DUBLIN July 2O-Arrived, bark Diana GtaD, Bollo
Baltimore
Sailed sOth bark wellamo (Aus, Backmann, United
States.
GLOUCESTER July 2o-sailed, bark sabra Moses (Br),
Balm, North America.
HAvRR, July 2l-Arrlved ships Sycamore, Wood, Bonn
bay; Glendower Br), dol Forest Eagle Hosmer, New
Orleans.
Arrived 18th, brig Clements Br). Lewis Car.
denas
LIVERPOOL. July 2l-Arrived ship varuna (Brl Rowe,
San Francisco.
Sailed 10Th, ship Privateer tBr,. Cox North America.
sailed 2lst Pm, steamer Indiana, CLARK. Philadel-
phia.
LONDON July 2l-Arrived. ship Prinds Mauritz (Nor,
Crook tBp, sully, Wilmington, NC, via Queenstown;
brig Freude Ger, Braun. Wilmington NC
Also arrived 2lst steamer bakon Adelstein CNor),
Bergh, New York
Sailed 10th, ship Niagara (r Pickard San Francisco;
bsrks Parana Nor, Larsen, North American Canada
(Nor). Ludvigsen, do.
LE'TH, July 2o-sailed. bark Royallst (BD, Anderson
North America.
LLANELLY. July 2o-Arrved, bark Cambalu Br) Knud.
sen, Quebec.
L1sBoN-Arrived, bark Nuova Virginia Qtap searpat,
New York
LEeHoRs--sailed, bark "Tyier," for New York
NovILLR July N-Arrived. steamer Bolivia (Br),
Small, New York for Glasgow
oPoRro-Arrived. schr Triumph, GIBBS Quebec.
Arrived 10Th, bark william tSwe). Pikl, New York.
PLYMOUTH, July 20-sailei. shp Giendower (Br).
Cloudy, North America.
PORT MApoc (Waes, July 2o-ArTived. bark Sir Colin
Campbell tBr), Rogers Darien.
QUEENSTOWN, July A-Arrvsd bark Paolino tItaD.
Fernigni, New York.
Also arrived slst steamer The Queen Br) Bragg New
York for Liverpool
sc1LLY, July H-on. Lochse tBr), Hean. San Fran.
cisco.
wEsrPoRr. July 2o-saEed bark Nuovo Chiarino Ital,
Maresca United States.
YoxoHASA, July is-In port bark Thomas A Goddard.
Smith, for New York.
Sailed from -, bark Candeur (oer, Nielsen United
statea
LONDON, July 2l-T1e steamer Abbotsford (Br), sar-
Rent, who proceeding from Queenstown to Liverpool,
ashore Cummaes Bay, Wales. The passengers
all been landed and tugs have been the
sstance Of the steamer IDepatcnos from Liverpool to
wrght Sons agents of the Abbotford at Philadel-
phia say that the vessel expected to be got OF soon
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furnished. He repeated that ne was a hard money
nan snst Isau,n W specie pey ments hnoudV %
and that wise craftsmanship will seek the means
OF reconcllng such return with the true interests
Resumption cannot be forced. II mus be the
proper outgrowth OF surrounding healthy con-
nor permanent. When In Congress he voted
against the legal tender acr, believing tne
the policy mad become interwOven with our sys-
re m OF finance ano trade he would seek all the
coed ne could hno 10 II. lie would not abandon
back to specie payments over tue prostratICn or
all business and the rum OF the ueotor.
DEMOCRATS AND THE sUB.TRBAsuRY.
The democrats established the SuO-Treasury
system ana the government IN 1861, paid nothing
out gold anu ,s'lver. A republican Congress
ceased TO Circulate, ana m O 1885 the VaTi,
an enormous sum. Then commenced the
republican system OF nnance-contract me cur
Interest paying deot-and contraction mas been
steadily going on. With ne decrease Ia the cur
and happiness or me country until now we are
conlr nted with condition Of AFFAIRS which all
Ieel 100 keenlV TO make description necessary.
CONTRACTION AS REMEDY
To-day there Is more property Tor sale on exc
cution by the Snerns OF ohio than ever before.
Colo and paper stand to-day at difference OF
fourteen per cent; year ago the difference was
ten per cent Republicans claim con traction as
pssss r GsS' oee H&Ss SHnrei resump
lion shall take place in January, 1879 and
the Treasury Is preparing for this by
buying gold an silyer. Every dollar OF gold pur.
chased with bonds for rhe redemption OF green
bscks ADDS TO the annual interest. IL Is the old
story OF undtng deot which pays no Ia terest.
lie showed by COMPARISON that exports oil flour,
wheat, cotton, petroleum., meats, tuspentlne, tai
low, tobacco and umOer mad fdhen on SIS 600, 600
since last year, and claimed that We mad
heen burning the candle at botn ends. The demo-
cratic party points TO nj dole pain as the way to
SAFETY. Abandon this policy OF contraction, sop
tinkering with tne currency stop this EFFORT at
forcing resumption, give staoiliIy.lor time, give
business a moment to revive, p Omoie industry
and production, stimulate enterprise by tie Drus-
pect OF gam; labor more aud spend less.
The great want o. tue country Is an cnure free
dom Tor labor, removal OF every obstacle he
presence oi every aid. FAIR prices, steady markets
ana ready sales are aids, and to secure THESE a
sufficient ana sound currency and low interest
are Indispensable, and II 10 these be added low
taxes, r2o economy, simplicity OF govern ne ut
aud purity OF administration. the movement to-
ward resumption Will be continued and acceer-
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And7 passengers 10 Perkins job; vessel to swan
schr Wave Crest Foley, Brunswick; Ga. days with
yellow pine to Eppnger kusseii Coz 'essei 10 squire
schr Traveller. nodger, 81 Narvs. Ca. 7dayA with
scnT P sinnlcksOn. Murney, Alexandria for POUCH
schr NJ A Tvier Peterson. Virginia.
schr sarah Fort. Fort. GEORGETOWN, DO
sSR sonhe Ss sSrssSw 20
seRr Marcens Mnnson, psSos 0G GEORGETOWN DC for
schr Minnie Kinnie. Parsons. Georgetown. DC, for
sc6r chngafora jackson. baltimore.
sohr Maggie ToGd Richards. casis p days, with um-
Der TO simpson, Clapp 20; vessel 10 jed, Frye 20
Calcutta which arrived 10Th is consigned to Rail-
June - lstsloE ION 2Sw, spoke bark L Jones (sD'
Es-Bark Libra sNorl, from st Nazaire which arrived
?Sth and sncnored at Sandy Hook for orders
rSs 5 sT ds Sea
up 10 tbs city Am 2st.
R3-Bark st Lucien Fr Gouin which arrived goth
from Boston is consigned TO Unkart,
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg Portland for New York
with mdse ana as passengers RSI o. Ames
New YORK, with mdse and passengers
steamer Electrs Young. Providence tor now York.
steam ,er lille, Ewing New London for New YORK.
senr Samuel Godwn. Waterbury. Stamford for New
schr Nathan Clifford, Castor Belfast for RondOut with
scnr tranKiin Pierce. Highland. Port Jefferson for
schr Hu son Chase New London TOR New York.
Scnr Alnomak flynn, Rockland tor New York, with
schr n y Stowe, stowe, FAN River for New York.
Schr " IN l. PECK. Bunce, Hartford tor New York
Schr Arctic, rmery, Rockland Tor New York, with
schr Merwin Bunce FAN River for New York.
Schr Lucy Jones, Mayhem New Haven TOR kicnmond,
Va
schr L Kennedy Toiman. Rockand for New York.
wi lime to Brown.
chr NJ Knowles, Simonson Machias for New York,
with lumber to simpson Clapp Co.
schr New Regulus, kwarL Brookhaven for New YORK.
. schr Cyrus Chamberlain. Adams Boston for jersey
Schr Hannie wesibrook, Littlelohn, Portland for New
York, with lumber TO order.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Electra. Young. New YORK for Providence
Schr Iona, Williams Hoboken for Portsmouth,
senr Ney. Chase, Poushkeepsle tor FAN River.
Sehr Nicholas Merhon, Merhon, Hayerstraw Tor Prov
dence.
schr Mary Predmoro, Sherman, Ho5oken for Provi-
schr Wave Jones, Hoboken for Boston.
schr john BrooEs, Fox ElZabetnport for BRIDGEPORT
Schr Robert smith, Carroll, hoboken for Middle
town.
Schr NJ vasser, Jr Kelly, New York for wareham
Schr Ely, stokes, New York Tor ProviI
Schr White Rock, Lafiertv, hoboken for Southpor
Schr Betsy Ann, Clark, Amboy tor Fall River.
Schr Pharo, Edwards Philadelphia for SRI ige-
port
schr John Wright Raynor. Hoboken for Fall River
schr James Dlverty, carroll. klizabeh Import for Mys
tic.
schr Maria Flemming, Baker, Port johnson for Fall
River.
schr Decatur cakes, Baker, Hoboken for Providence
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THE MARYLAND DEMOCRACY

MEETING AND ORGANIZATION OF THE MARY
LAND STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONAL
LONG wRANGLE OVER THE ADMISSION OF
DELEGATES.
BALTIMORE, July 81, 1878.
The Democratic State Convention organized at
noon to-day at tue Maryland Institute, Hon. Ste
venson Archer temporary Chairman; and from
that hour until little after four O'Clock =. NJ. an
animated and excited discussion ensued, partici-
pated in almost entirely BY the friends
OF Mr.. Hamilton on the appointments Of
the Committee on Credentials, motion
having been made by them that the
committee be composed OF one delegate from
each county only. Tnis excluded the three leeis-
lative districts OF Baltimore city from representa-
ton on the Committee on Credentials, ard It's
further enect would have been the xc.uston or
The ENTIRE CITY DELEGATION
COMPOSED OF seven oeieeates ron ea ar q, ,Ic
one delegates, all said to be Tor carroll, from
the Conven ion.
so as 70 include the CITY legislative districts IN
representation on the Committee was carrlea W
a vote OF GA TO As. Tns " as test vote ana re-
garded as favorable to Mr.. Carroil. The friends OF
M Hamilton opposed the admission OF the city
delegation, alleging lrregulaIity and injustice IN
their selection and appoia tment.
The Committee on Credentials was then ap-
POINTED, and the Convention aGJouraed to seven
p. NJ.
The Convention assembled at seven O'Clock, but
the committee on credentials not being READY 10
report, was not called To order until nearly ten
O'CLOCK, wnen the committee SUBMIT ted majority
and minority report-tne majority recommending
the admission of tue entire citv delegation claim
ing seats, and the minority recommending the ad-
mission OF three Hamilton delegates from the
sixth, Thirteenth aud Nineteenth wards. respec-
lively contestlng the seats from thUse wards. On
a mUtion 10 substitute the minority Tor the
mai rty report O long discussion ensaed, which
was continued up 10 Midnight
Alta quarter 20 taeiye O'Clock p. NJ, motion
10 adjourn 10 ten O'Clock tomorrow was lost
yeas, 30; nays, 70. Tie minority report was
LAID on the table aud Inc majority report
adopted-yeas, SO; nays, 45. From this time until
one O'Clock system OF tiibusterinz was kept up
by the friends Of Mr.. Hamilton, ana is still going
on.
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RI NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW FORK AT NIGHL-The new
YoRK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal Tor board the HERALD steam yacht, show
ing while burning the green red changing
the other succession, and can be seen sew
ers miles distant captains OF vessels upon seeing this
signal will oblge by preparing any marine news
they may have tor tie ship News Department OF the
HERALD
re- Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels
arriving at New York do by addressing To such
vessels care OF HERALD yacht, pier No East
River Letters received from all parts OF the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re
nil ad
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WIIALEMEN.

BARK Adoline Gibbs is being lifted New BEDFORD for
Atlantic wbalng voyage, TO sail under command Of
Capt SMELL ate OF Didk Drac0i about Aug 10
letter from Capt martin Of scnr Vim Martin OF Bos.
ton, reports speaking IN Of Mexico 18TH MI brig
Moore, SaDer, OF boston, with go bulls oil all toll
225 on board.
letter rom CAPT leach, o. schr chas Thompson, or
Province own, reports ger on the Reel July 81 had taKen
two ~ hbksp ahaiCs, days from FernsDlina
AUCKLAND. ~. iuat t1sliled May ". barks Coral
and IameriAne tor cruise, lyth, Napoleon. for q
cruise Zsh Benjamin CummiqaA Tor New Bedford
inc California los ono oil her men by an accident.
The bomb gun went OF By mistake, and the lance
passed right through his body e lived for three weeks
alter the accident The news was reported W the Mil
ton AZ Kus. ell.
Mr. Pierce. OF ship Milton, who met with sgch @ ba1
accident last year. Is quite himself again.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants. shipping agents AMI shipmssers ara In
formed that by telegraphng TO the HERALD London Blu
reau NO 20 Fleet street, TO the Paris ONCE. Rue
scribe, the arrivals and departures from European
and Eastern OF American and all foreign vessels
trading with the United states the viii DO cablet
TO this country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French AMI
hedlterranean ports viii ana Paris Office tho
economical and expeditions tor telesraphin! news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-22

bark Louis A Martinez Br), Horn, Philadelphia eh,
schr Chimo LansI Vilquez; eth, brig Horsey lBr).
Coppill. Faiardo, PR; lOln. banks John Black tBf),
Doane, Darien; Nora fBr), PaterSon Pensacola schr
Rambler Gastin, jamaica
ST JOINS, NJ. July 2O-Arrived steamer HISTORIAN
OBJ. Wyle, Liverpool for Baltimore via Halifax.
ST JoRS NIB, July 2l-Arrived bark SILVER Star (Br),
Corning. Havre.
WINDsoR Ms, July ls-sailed. brigs Cromarthy, Will
mington, NC; j Chandler, New York,
YARMOUTH Ms, July I0-Arrived, schr Goldstream,
Cam New York.
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