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The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. - For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States stationary or
lower barometer aud temperature, southeast
to southwest winds, cloudy and foggy weather,
except in the western Gulf, where the weather
will be clearing.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec. 23.-Spanish gold 2114@212.
Exchange active; on the United States, so
days currency 5000 premium; short sight
94@95 premium; 60 days gold l170 l1S pre-
London 143@145 premium; on Paris 116@
III premium.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24
TWEED REPORTED TO BE In HAVANA.

HAVANA, Dec. 23.-A report is current that
VIM. M. Tweed arrived here last Tuesday on
a schooner Several New Workers who know
him by sight say they saw him yesterday and
to-day in different parts of the city.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24

WELCOME TO THE New Music EMPORIUM -
We were interested and edited the other day
by visit to the new music house of our
friends, Blackmar & Finney We found their
establishment, No. 174 Canal street, opposite
the Varieties Theater, literally filled with the
choicest and most elegant variety Of pianos
and organs of well-known and justly re.
nowned makers Among them We noticed
pianos from the factories of Guild Church &
Co., Boston R. Bradbury, and Nunns Il Co.,
New York and Schom acker, of Philadelphia.
1t is mostly of note that the Schumacher is an
administration" piano, having been selected
by the last three Presidents for the White
House. We also saw there the very pink of
perfection in the way of an upright piano
the Rogers, which. to be appreciated, must
be seen. We cordially commend you to Black
mar s Flnney.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24

The little folks are to have a fine oppor-
tunity to win splendid prizes a! the Varieties
Matinee on Christmas Day. Besides the
thousand toys to be given away, each child
will be presented with number on entering
which will entitle it to chance to win one of
the four magnificent Paris dolls provided by
the management.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24
MARINE.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-The bark Jenny, from
Pensacola for Bristol, is total wreck on the
Welsh coast.
New YORK, Dec. 23.-Arrived: Dorian and
Great Western.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24

There is not the slightest truth in the story
that Morton has been hand in glove with the
whisky ring This may be accepted as abso-
lutely true, as We have Mor,on's own word
for it.-L0uiSUile Ledqer.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24

Buy your buggy and carriage of L. T. Maddux,
35 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24

New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago and
Mississippi Central railroads burn st. Bernard
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24

If you want fine turkey for Christmas,
corner Canal and Camp is the place to get it,
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24

Waits and 70 Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24
STOCK QUOTATIONS..

New YORK, Dec. % The following were the
closing auutatiQpa at the Stock Exchanoa
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24
BY TELEGRAPH.

Revolution in Mexico.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24

VIII 8enu any OF the above ar ices by mail regis
tered at my risk on rece pit of price. Money can be
sent safely by mall registered.
Gold Pens Repointed, 7jc.
Aouress' A. NJ. HILL
,,,r VI, So st. Charles street
hioIuWeIh Corner Commercial Place.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
THE JOCKEY CLUB.

general meeting of the Jockey Club was held at
Newmarket Wednesday in the second October meet
ing October 13) Present-Mr Chaplin, Admiral Rous
and Sir J. Ashley, stewards; Mr.. Alexander, Prince
Batthyany, Sir G. Chetwynd MIR. W. s Crawfurd Lord
Duppln, Mr.. Drake Lord Drogheda, Lord Eglinton
Lord Falmouth, Mr. II. W. Fitzwilliam, Colonel Fores-
ter, Lord Hardwicke, Lord Harrington Mr. Houlds-
worth, Sir +. Johnstone, Captain Lane Lord Lonsdale
Lord Lascelles, Sir W. Lethbridge Mr. Payne, General
Pearson Lord Rosebery, Duke of St Adams, Mr.
Save, Lord Straford Prince Seltykon Mr. Vyner,
Lord Westmorland and General Wood.
On the OF the stewards, the Hon. Sir S. Mar
tin was elected an honorary member of the club.
The stewards then announced that they intended
sending letter Of thanks those of the breeders who
had contributed the added money to the Middle Park
plate this year; but that the funds OF the club ad-
mtted Of IT, they proposed the year.
giving f500 added money
The stewards submitted the following the fixtures
for the Newmarket meetings next year:-Craven Tues
day April IS; First Spring, Tuesday, May 2; Second
Spring, Tuesday, May l6: July Meeting Tuesday, July
A. First October Tuesday September %; Second 0cto-
Der, Monday, October 8; Houghton, Monday, octo-
ber %.
The stewards then moved the following resolution of
which notice has been gven-viz, "That 1t is expe-
dent that the Jockey Club should take into consdera-
tion the Rules Of Racing and of the Jockey Club with
view to their rearrangement and reyison"-and ex-
the winter and submitted TO the club one of their
earliest meetings next year.
On motion Of Mr.. Payne seconded by Lord Ions
dale II was unanimously agreed TO leave the matter in
the hands Of the stewards Adourned.-BeLps Life IN
London Oct 10.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

n1~Foross by FIRE Of ship John Pascal general
columns The built in 1874 at Rockport Me- regis
tered 1900 tons and hailed from Bangor, Me.
Mr. 9 Glen purser Of steamer State Of Pennsylvania,
viii please accept ouI thanks for attentions.
STEAMER VIZ CLYDE, from New York was towed up to
Philadelphia Pm 29h TO be oyerhauled her boilers
repaired.
BRIe II JONES (before reported in collision in tho
Straits OF Gibraltar, and damaged her staboard upper
works
Som A ELLIOTT Sprou at Boston from Richmond, Me,
reports ~ off Thacher's Island, in with
schr Wing sheet ballast ghter and lost head gear The
w went into Gloucester.
scHR EMILY NAYLOR from Boston for Philadelphia, got
of Shamrock AN Both and started for New York.
scuR + TAY from Salem for New York Newport Oct
90 was of Chatham night Of 9th, while lying
anchor by schr Sammy Ford from Boston for Alexandria
carrying away the Tays bboom and bowsprt cap tho
S Ford sustained no damage.
scHR ErHEL st Stephen while going Eastport Oct
10 rot ashore on Dog Island named Porter, be-
longing stephen, accidentally knocked overheard
and drowned.
scnp MARY RrLEY from Philadelphia for Boston, re-.
turned Vineyard Haven Oct 20 having previous night
on Nantucket Shoals been In contact with schr Nellie
Jerre Bosan for Philadelphia, and baa mainmast-
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

We viii adopt IT, Suppose you allow the democrats to
control the politics OF the country WIN that give us
a better banking systemY But the trouble IL We
are in power and they out, and they
want to get in We In and mean TO drive
the horses and If anybody wants TO take a
ride let them Jump in, but mean TO hold the reins,
and II they don't like that tney can jump out and
walk.
TIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO RE SUSTAINED.
With regard 10 the public schools and Catholic in
reference herewith he would say few words IN
cluson. He recognized the right Of the Catholic
Church TO indulge IN all Its obsrevances just the
any other denomination. He would grant the right
90 that Church Is 10 any other religion As long they
shall conhne themselves TO their devotions said he
shall be willing that they shall receive the ministry
OF their priests, and we shall interfere But
when they step outside that and attempt to pull down
our public schools then will exclaim :''You arc
trespassing where you don't belong. You must retire
70 your own place. lAppause.l We love our common
schools
Speeches were made by f. A. Schroedss, General
Woodlord Captain Tanner and others, and shortly after
eleven O'Clock the meeting broke up with cheers Tor
the ticket
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Oct 29-Arived, ship Alexandra (Br, Brown,
Philadelphia
BRITISH CHASSEI Oct 3o-Arrivcd ship Johann Wilhelm
Gen. Kramp, Philadelphia for Dantzic; bark Tasman
[Br), Baker, New York for Bremen.
BREMEN Oct 29-Arrived bark tGer), Grimm. Phil
adelphia.
Sailed Goth barks Leocadia Ger, wenke New York;
Kate Covert (Brl, Fauke Savannah.
GLOUCESTER Oct 30-Arrived barks Sesti Dubrovacki
(Aus, Gogga New York; Angelina QtaD, Capurro, do.
GREENocK Oct 29-Sailed bark Peabody (Nor Nielsen,
North America
GENoA-Sailed, brig Shasta, Brown, United States
HAMBURG Oct 2o-saied bark Repubik (Gcr Fortman,
New York.
Sailed Cuxhaven 2eth, Limerick Lass Peters,
New York
LIVERPOOL. Oct 3o-Arrved, bark Agate, Brown, How
lands Island.
Sailed goth, ship II Kockum (Swe), Wadn, North
America; schr Minnie A Reed Strout, Fernandina.
LONDON. Oct 3o-Arrived, Sam Weller B, Ran
ton New York.
Cleared 3oh ships india Patten United Sates City Of
Montreal Mudget barks Nina Sheldon Sheldon Fowey
and Philadelphia; Chaa-sEe r, Lndgreen United States.
LISBON, Oct 23Anved. brig Aguia Port) Coelhea New
York
QUEENSTOWN 3o-arrived bark Clifton CBr, from As.
toria, o.
sASrASDxR-saed brig Mary NJ Francis Francis, United
States via Cadiz.
SYDNEY NSW. Oct 3o-Arrived previously bark Juan r
Pearson CBr), lie Boei, Valparaiso.
TRALEE, Oct 3o-Arrived barks w Harvey (Ger), Pc.
ters, Philadelphia; Flora CNor) Pedersen. Baltimore
TARRAeoSA, Oct 23-Arrived brig Egil (Nor), Nerland
New York
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.

THE POSTPONED 2:3S RACE WON BY BAY JACK.
Fifty sixty persons gathered at the Prospect Park
Fair Grounds yesterday morning TO witness the dec
sion OF the postponed 23S When put over on
Friday evening six heats had been trotted. j. H. Phil
lips bay gelding Bay Jack NJ Weherbee's bay geld
ing Langden and H. G. Dobson's sorrel mare Martha
Washington each having two. What little betting
there was Yesterday ruled Bay Jack, $25; field $40
At the third attempt the word given to an excel
lent start and 10 the hafmile pole Bay Jack and
Martha washington had a head and head struggle The
passed under the winner OF the heat ana race on
ioe Martha Washington second and Langden
ba1 third The Judges decided that the second and
third money should be divided between the two last
SUMMARY.
PRosPEcr PARK FAIR GROUNDS, GRAvEsEND, l. l.,
Oct 29 and go 1ST5-Purse No. L of $500, for horses
that beat 49, mile heats, three in FIVE in har
ness $3.50 to the FIRST 500 10 the second and so TO the
third horse entrance ten per cent of the purse which
closed with fifteen entries
Note-SiN heats trotted on the 29th.
J. H. Phillips b. g. Bay jack. 2 l 2 2 !
H. G. DobsOns S. N. Martha Wash
inston. .........-....... l
+. NJ Wetherbee's b. g. Langden. l l 3
John Trouts b. m. Florence. ro.
John J. ingalls, ct. $. 0tego Chief John Murphy's
ch. Jennie F., A. {. Whltsons br e J. H., C. II.
McDonald's gr. m. Brewster Maid W. W. Cumme's b.
6. Banquo, W. s. Thoms' Elsie, T.. SIMPSONS b.
m. Modesty G. $. Green's b. &. John Mngo Briggs Il
Ross gr &. Henry, W. Il. Weeks b. s. W. II. Beebe
and E. Van Ness br. Compeer withdrawn.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
PRINCETON ROWING REGATTA.
BY CREWS FROM THE CLASSES OF n AND
'78-THE LATTER WINS.
PRNcEroy, n. j., Oct. 80, 1875.

PRINCETON n. j. Oct. 80 1876.
Notwithstanding Of the most storms Of the
season, the wind blowing gale and the falling in
torrents, immense throng OF spectators assembled
along tho Princeton regatta to-day to witness the
concluding race q the series for the championship of
the college. The competing crews we're from 1877 and
1873 classes the latter having allowance Of seventy
feet but evenly matched were they that al the close
the distance remained about the same
The boats took their places at half past four O'CLOCK
and precisely ve o'clock the signal was given which
promptly taken by both and away they went with
all the velocity their youthful muscles could compel
The course stretched down the canal for a mile and
hair and the banks black with excited friends of
the crews, who, unmindfu OF tho peltng rain folded
their umbrellas and craned their necks as they eagerly
watched the competing youths.
Plucky and strong Is ~, she ovcrestlmated her
prowess for the allowance given her rival was not
overcome and rs crossed the finish the winner ID gu
I4s The enthusiastic friends OF the crew rushed
down to the bank and manifested their admiration in
lusty cheers and the warmest congratulations Imme
dately after the race, tho cup donated by HcCook
Drayton and Alexander was presented 10 the winning
crew BY Mr. Murray. II was received by Captain
Nicoll who made a neat and appropriate address Of
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
lpsail. The Jerrell loss

nssc carried away lost boat muins The Jeel oss
JibDoom and headgear
schR MoNrEzuMA, Of Beverly which arrived Port Null
crave Oct -. from Port Hood lost anchors cable and
the BAR aud would the railway for repairs
Sohk EMILY MILES from Boston FOR Philadelphia In bal
As went ashore east of Pom Quogue Light aid nearly
.ne ahoe lace. Tuesday night during the gale
OF the 40 ~ Dt"o ~ 80
scHR HENRY y GIBSON, Of Portsmouth went ashore on
south point 81 Hart Island Friday night aud came OF
day and will haul the railway for examinaan This il
the third vessel that has ashore on island this
week. The schr Bengal Of Rockland lime loaded went
on shore on tuesday night and hauled Thursday
without DAMAGE An un known schr shore at
time but on In an hour. - ~ - ~
ScHR RICE from Roekland for York mt into Port
land Oct 30 with mainsail torn. - w 49,
NORFOLK. Va, Oct 30-A schooner name unknoxn ,vas
reported ashore yesterday by the Old Dominon ont
Uhncoteague ShOa Bakers wreckng steamer went last
night TO her assistance
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 80, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Montreal r) Mrehouse, Liverpool via
Queenstown-John Dale. /,
steamer Victoria Cr Hedderwck. Glasgow-IIenderson
Steamer Rhen Ger. Brckenstein, Bremen via South
steamer P Caland Dutch, Deddes, Rotterdam-Funch,
Steamer City New York, Philip, Aspinwal-Pacac Mail
4 Co. so4"'' ''''' -'''' D0''s'' '
steamer City Of Waco Groenman, Galveston via Key
steamer Hudson, eager New oresns-clark & seaman.
Steamer George Elder, Read, New oreans-C Whit
Teamer Ashland CroweIl savannah-R Lowden
Steamer Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah-W Garri
steamer Champion Lockwood, Charcston-J W ouintard
steamer Regulator. lowe Wilmington Nc-wm Clyde
steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Noriolk-old Dominion
steamer wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
steamer Z & knight Chichester Georgetown, De-
Kenyon. e.. -, o,,.,.,-.,- ~,
steamer Gen Whitney Haett Boston-H NJ whitney
Ship Ontario, Patterson, London-Grinne, Mnturn a
BARK Hermes GER, Tobias, Liverpool-c Tobias Co
Bark Kong Carl Nor, knudsen, Cork-tunch Edge
Bark wenonsh CBr), Forbes, Antwerp Brewer
Bark Hiida tNor), Olsen, Bremen-o Tobias 4 Go.
Bark Argonaut NNor), Olsen, Bordeaux-Funch, Edge
Bark Nuovo Monde qtaD savarese, Treste-Funch Edyo
Bark Montezuma Briggs, Barbados--Dwight & Plat..
Brig Olaf kyrre Swed Andersen, Exeter, &c Tobias
Brig Lizzie II Kimba stofer Bahia. &c-R B Borland.
Brig Daniel Trowbdge, Rogers, TrinidadD Trowbridge
4 Go.
Brig Lily CBr) Lawrence, 81 Johns. NJ
schr Mary Mangnm Zelon, Jeremic-I Staples
schr Anna Collins, Bales, Williamstadt-Iheo Fonlke,
schr Mary Burdett. Mccready, Ciudad Bolvar-J Nor
rell - 4.
Co.
schr Ben Bolt BD. Drake, Yarmouth, Ns-Jed Frye a
Co.
schr Lark Mcclure, ST stephens NIB, via Easport-John
BoyntOn Is Son A co.
schr W Scott tBD, Walsh, St tJohn, NB-Heney Par
ker.
schr Thereto Share. Mobile-Thomas Dunnams Nephew
Co.
A Petty.
schr Julia Floyd, squitts, Georgetown, see Hurl-
bnt Co.
schr samuel Wood Brouder, Norfolk ya-1saac Sta
pies.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
DIE pEYsrER BApGE
SHOOTING
BADEN.

WEDNESDAY, Oct GA piece of plate, value ESQ,
added to so per cent Of sweepsake of f3 the second
to receive 80 per and the third 20 per cent of the
entries; 10 pigeons at q metres.
Duke of Hamilton-1, /, l, l, l. l, l, O, IL
Captain A. Patton-1, ], i, l, /, l. l. Q, l. |.
Baron ST. Clar-0, l, l, 0, !, l, |, 0, l, l.
Count DoenhoG-0 /, /, Q, l. 0, l, l. 1, l.
Baron j. Merk-0, l. 0, ], !, /, 0, l, l. O.
Herr Markwald-1, /, o, l. 0, |, 0, l., o.
Baron Leeune-1, 0, l, /, o, l, 0,
Count Metternich-1, o, 0, /, 0, l. O.
Baron Maltzahn-0, o. /, O. l, l, o.
Prince FursteHberg-0, 0, /, /, o, O.
Count Majthenyi-1, 0, 0, !, o, 0.
Baron Won Tschrsky-0, ], 0, o, l, 0.
Baron Weber, 0. l, O. !,
Ties for first prize of the cup and $40 marks:-
Duke of Hamilton-1, !, l, /, /, !, l. l.
Captain A. Patton second prize of $50 marks)-1, J.
l. l. l. l. l. o.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

vember IS, are being regularly made and everything
is progressing satisfactorily Bells Life Of recent date,
says
Sader Is stil At Mr. OWENS, the Chertsey Bridge
HOTEL under the care Off. Symes, who has on more
than brought bis charge 70 the post IN inc
splendid condition which has secured him victory.
RI Watson Boyd arrived n Newcastle, from kothoury,
on Wednesday October Is, and the same evening he
went into residence at Mr.. Soulshy's, the Eslngon
Inn Teams which has been selected as his training
quarters II intended that he should nave had an
exercise row On The TYNE on Thursday but poured
down in torrents all day and outdoor exercise OF any
kind was out 81 the question Boyd looks big In condi
ton but healthy and strong and doubt he will now
be ratified along his preparation. Hitherto he has
done his work under the direction Of Mr. MKenze aud
T. Macnrcnor better known ''Brushn but the
question OF regular trainer for hun has not yet been
quite settled.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
THE RIFLE.
LAST DAY OF THE OPENING MATCHES or THE
AMERICAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

LAST DAY OF THE OPENING MATCHES or THE
AMERICAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
duh leaden sky and brisk southwest wind ushered
in the last day of the opening meeting Of the American
Rifle Association at Pehamville Westchester county,
yesterday. There three matches to be shot of,
the Subscription, Acomers and De Pcyster Badge
matches. They all shot 800 yards distance po-
sition standing In the Subscription match the prizes
shares Of half Of the money between
the marksmen making tho three highest scores. In
the Acomers match, two silver trophies formed the
prizes, and the badge presented for competition
by General De Peyster formed the sole prize
IN the De Peyster match. The latter contest
was open only to members of the National
Guard in uniform. The Wimbledon targets
were used, but with Creedmoor disks AS the markers
IN signalling the shots not careful TO place the
disks exactly the orlhce made by the shots,
great deal OF vexation was caused to the marksmen
who altered the direction of helr aim according to the
presumed location OF the shots In consequence of
this carelessness the scores by good
as they might otherwise have been. The following
the winning
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
.iled from =, Amazone, for United States.
FOREIGN PORTS.

BOMBAY Sept 24-In port barks Victor Pond for Muscas
and zauxiber Milo Kracht for Tutacorn eore reported
BARBADos Oct laIn port schr Arthur l. Lewis
CEng Aug 27-sailcd ship John oGaunt (Br JeffreYs.
oALcgTTA Sept 2l-In goTt ships conque5or BD Crock
c9 whts in ans i npG o Others t, s,
Sailed from sanEor Oct is ships John Gmnt I'm Lv
all New York 18th, Jorawar (Br Brand Port Spain
CARDENAs Oct 2s-sailed schr River Queen Hobbs New
FATHER PorNr. Oct 27Passed steamer Cana Br) Luck.
hurst, London via Falmouth for Quebec
Montreal >D'' "'"' -'''''''i -
GInRALTtR Oct l2-sailed. bark Knudsvig Nor, Even
Hose KoNc, Sept 2s-Arrived bark MORO Castle Jewet
Sailed sePt e, bark H In Carlton Hawkins Nsw York
Harwch Bu, Duddeld for do; Foochoo for do; Nardos
HAvANA, Oct 2o-sailed, bark Valparaiso csp), Roses
HALiEAx Oct a9-Arrived brgs Halifax OBJ, Power, In
ton; Manatce (Br, Page Trinidad; Hattie tBrj, Kings
Sailed 2eth brg sexcn p British West indies Elsie
Sailed 3oth PM steamer Caspian Csr) Trocks (frcun
Liverpool, &c,, Baltimore Steamer Carroll for Boston
LocKPoRr Ms, Oct % sArrved. brig waloon (Br), Cook
Il Tadad MaIsn'' scars '''''n D'na F do' Nans'f D'
MASnL4. Sept 2sailed, shies Highlander wilcomb New
In port Sept $ bark Moneta BD, Mcconachy, for New
MosrFyDEo. Sep. I5Arrived, bark Record gBr, Kssts
baiast brig Dudley Dennei Payssnda and Baltimore
MIRAGoASE Oct 1i-In port brigs Goldfnder sBp, Had
ley for New York Anna Torrey. Haskell Tor Boston schl
Mott Bedel Swinburne for New Yorka to sail in about
days
NEWCASTLE Nsw, Aug si-saled, bark Francis Fay
0sgood, Manila
QUEBEc Oct 27-Arved, steamer Quebec Thearlc Liver
pool.
Cleared 27h. ship Greyhound Geddis London bark Co
umbus Burrows, Falmouth; Duke Of Wellington Thomp
son, Grangemouth
SHANGHAI Sept 21-Arrived ship Haze, Wilkinson Naga
saki.
On Sept 2s Peurs Castle (Br, for New
York; the ''Gorcon Lyon for do.
sTDsTr, CB, Oct 59-ceared, brig La Plata BD, Brag
Perm nambuco.
VICTORIA VI Oct 2s-Arrived, ship Nations Hope (BrA
Livingston. Yokohama-
WINpsoR Ms Oct 26-Saled, schrs Thos Watt, for New
York; Lucy Philadelphia; II Weatherspoon, New York;
Calvin, do; sco, do; Elwood Philadelphia
Arrived do 2Sth schrs Olivia OMullcn CBr), from
New York and sailed 10Th for New Yor Mayfower do dol
Escort Portland Hatfield Yarmouth (and sailed 29u
for New York;,
Also sailed 10Th schr Ella, New York.
YOKOHAMA Oct 1-Arnved, bark Ugo Aus) Pavletch.
New York.
Sailed Sept 20 ship Lothair B Orchard New York; Cd
3, bark a Litchfeld, Spauding, do
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
SALE OF THE WYCOMBE COACH
HORSES.
From Bells Life. oct. 1s. !

On Wednesday, at Aldridge's repository, Nessrs
Freeman sold the thirty horses hch have worked the
coach running this season between London and High
Wycombe Bucks Many Of the horses of good
blood and clever country, and were again pur
chased for hunting purposes. There a spirited
competition for Of the "cracks - and as will be
seen below team of four horses-Ratter, Topthorne
Bishop and Duchess-ietched 27l guineas The entire
stud realized 1909 guincas and the thirty horses
aged fraction over 433s guineas Subjoned are the
detailed prices
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
THE PEDESTRIAN TOURNAMENT.

The rain Of yesterday prevented the holding of the
professional games Mott Haven, and they have been
put until Tuesday, I'd prox, at three O'Clock p NJ
At that time the mile and three mile walk will
take place. both of which will doubtless be close strug-
giles, all the entered FIRST class performers
In the former event. Keraronwe the Indian from Mon
treal will again appear his opponents being such flyers
Fitzgerald Of New York; Wilson, OF Cromwell
Conn Allison, Of Paterson n. j. and others
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
A NEW RAILROAD ROUTE.

The opening of new passenger railway route be-
tween New York and Chicago is announced to take
place tomorrow. 1t is TO be known as the New York
and Chicago route IL is lows:-Erie Railway
New York to Salamanca; Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad, Salamanca to Cleveland; Cleveland Colum-
bus, Cincinnati and indianapolis Railroad, Cleveland
to Shelby Junction. and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shelby Junction TO Chicago The trains will leave New
York at 8:45 in the morning and 6:45 in the evening.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
SMALLPOX IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn sanitary authorities report that small
pox is increasing with alarming rapidty in that city
OF the ninety reported TO the Health Board
during the week have resulted fatally. The pre-
ceding week forty-hve cases reported With but
few exceptions the disease has been confined TO tho
Sixteenth ward. yaccinating physicians have been
out to make house to house vsitatons in the In
factp
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
HARVARD'S FALL REGATTA.

BosToS, Mass, Oct 30, 1875.
The annual fan regatta Of Harvard College took place
to-day Tho weather was unfavorable and the water
quito rough In the sixoared race two miles, Hoyoke
in l3m. 81 1ss Howorthy second In l3m sos.
Hoyoke also won the four cared race IN l5m. S1ss. ;
Holworthy second In I5m 9s Lorng won the single
sCuli race In I6m 4qs