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The New York herald., 1875-11-09

L,uLTON FERRY STAGE, 80 p. VI, YESTERDAY
IL Gentleman walking broadway desires the
gnaintance Of lady who noticed him. Address CLARK,
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

II1UIuINIsIs0 1l.'D y I3IsD = uV11IsFl4'1 -
BAY GELDTNG 15la HANDS HIGH, YEARS Old:
kind and true IN all harness aud under saddle rec
from vice, stylish superior road or trae khorse
rotted last fall II 2 aud can irct 10 ~ any day &
when in condition; llE Is NOW WARRANTED ~
TROT A MILE IN 2:i5, OR HALF NILE IN
] III OR No SALE; can be driven by amy one does
SHE pull; Il ~ the finest horses for gentle
mems road use the city and warranted sound, ex
ccpt having but one eye.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

-
A. =
for New Brighton. Snug Harbor West Brighton Port Rich
mond and Elm Boats leave whitehall street at foot
Of Broadway, daily, at 80, 7:3o 30, 90 1o:45 A M
IL .45. 2 80, 8 80 4:so 80, 80 and :soP.M NJ.
Sundays, a. halipast every hour from An.
Fare, 10 cents
Astor House cars leave vesey street for ferry.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE BY PEOPLES
IL. line steamboats, TO Abany-Stato rooms warmed by
steam pipe First class passage only vi passage and berth
81 so; passage 80 leaving daily Sundays
cepted p M from pier al North River foot of Canals
JfALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
Il via Newport and Fnil RIVER The world renowned
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 2S North
River Murray street. daily Sundays excepted AZ
80 Through tickets sold ali principal hotels in
the city
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

BLOOD BAY MARE LADY vANDAL, OUT OF France,
by Chorister, second dam Alice Carmel, the dam OF
Lexington, Vampire aud many Others by imported
Sarpedon, and is stnled by Grurge NJ. Van Mort; she
is l51s hands high, ioaed In 1864, and is warranted
sound and kind
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
yuasrwIsE sgEAMsIIrPs.

COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
NJ y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL 81. LIyE
N. Steamers leave pier No, 3 North River Al r. ~
,.,..,. op !, !. FOR HAVANA DIRECT ;,
CITY CITY or or M ykE cn,z Thur.day Noy y
ron VERA cRuz AID NEW toiRLE1Ns
ciS og oaaeaeny TunaP S rapso psS s
II ALrSANDRE& X Sons 81 and 81 Broadway.
Steamers Will leave New Orleans Nov. 20 and Dee II Tor
vera Srns and All the other ports
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
TIE CROMWELL LINE.
The steaH hin
NEW. NEM oRiLEANs, cagsaiia Dearborn. !,
m lrur pier No. North River.
points on the Mississippi River
cabin passage $50. age, %2J.
Apply 20 CLARK SEAMAN, e6 West street.
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON TOUCHING AT
4 hey West. carrying the United states mail. The
steamer steam =. w cLhDE Captain Pennington, will sail SAT-
q iading given 70 I'll points Houston Cen
lra n'enatoaa and Great Northern, eston Houston
ana nsnst,n anu me Galveston, Harrisburg and san
Antonio Railroads Freight and insurance rates
appy 81 9RSYns superior ase nnoaa'ons.
orW. r. CLYDE ". Bowling Green
u SHOULD ADVERTISE WHERE ALL NEW YORK
READS ~, ~ THE EvENING TELEGRAM
WEEKLY FLORIDA LINE.
w ro Royal, y 81; Fernancna Fla Brnnswick. Ga.
fareot master having superior
scngers win sail Thursday November pier North
River st threo T. ~ 20 rboye ports, making connections
Florida and Brunswick railroads.
First class to Fernandiua $50 90
First class passage 10 Jacksonville x12
First class passage 70 Augusta $50 90
Through TICKETS ssaed 20 all points South aud Southwest
steamer ~ chester, master, viii follow 18th of
HEfSM. GELPcKE So 5wfuiam street
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

INFORMATION WANTED OF MRS. FRANCES HURI-
bert; left her home In Brooklyn, Saturday October ~
ls7 medium height ston', fair complexion, brown hair
Clark blaze had black cashmere dress silk trimmings
black chip hat Any inform concerning her will be
thankfully received by her friends 39J Sackctt street,
Brook lyn
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
RELIGIous NoTIcEs.

THE POOR ARE WELCOME TO TIE REVIVAL
4 meetings at B.njamin Albros, a53 West Thirty sixth
Fridays az r. NJ Winnowed and Sankey's hymns
&c sung with organ accompaniment All alive. No
collection
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

-BY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER.
N. WILL SELL On Tilt RSDAY, NOVEMBER II,
Mt II O'CLOCK,
the stable of s. r. Hewitt No. $40 West Thirtysixth
street between Eighth and Ninth avenues on account Of
Mr. Hewitt giving business, the entire Stock OF his
stable 20 Work Horses for all purposes: Ice Wagons
top and top Buggics Seighs. Office Desk, Stoves,
Blankets wolf buffalo Robes with Ice Route OF 500
single and double Harness. Double and Single
Truck. NC.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York from foot Of Dcsbrosscs and Cor
Express for Harrisburg Pburg the West and South with
Pullman palace cars attached, 80 A M. and 80 NJ
For Wilamsport and Lock Haven via phsdeIphis and
ssoP NJ, connsstns at Cory for ritasvis Petroleum.
For BamOre @ nv Washington and the SOUTH Limited wash
aay nyG9 s5o aSRif srnve nS at S Resa
lar At - "A A NJ sndsP N s99dsy 9s Pr
sttS g SO and q sF ~ 'ai E%israSs sS'Sa asa
F:S SsssIS IS "a 81 iS 81
7,7Ao $40, ID ii 80 r. NJ. and u night Sunday A
r!s N hIi;ss,sh IS y s%S y
glG 80 81 10 10 tH So M and i - night T. Sunday SsS
sA NJ, 20, $3.50 z and s;ioP. 80
For aB BaawHy sS $40 49 9 y a j % = 10 M S
$50 7s;lo, 70 4 and u night Sunday A. NJ,
For Woodbridge Perth Ameoy hnd South Amboy and 10
ros or Ne New @ B1unswieE wi and A NJ, IL M. $40 4io
80, eIo. z p NJ and u night Sunday A. M, 9 aud
For East Milestone, Y noon, ? and 2oPM
FOR frinseton, /. sa9A NJ i %, 40 and 7. NJ
For Pennington, Philpsbug and Belvidere 10 A. ~ ant
For Mercer r and Somerset Branch, BPM
For Trenton, Bordentown, Burlington and Camden 30 and
rs2 FsssASIa Nd = 7o S x NJ AND and 4io K
For Farmin gdale and squan, 80 A. N. and P NJ.
2 $50 = n and via Monmouth function, 10 {, n -
For and r%SsTgn a. via Perth Am00S
Trains arrive as follows Pi,tsSprg % ga and 10 . J
NJ ;4l5, 5:i5 and io27 ?; NJ, sunday, 9 20 A FTC~
2a5, is, 5:l5, e:lo so sl4j - 70 q n sun, sun;
day. 5io go $3.50. ioa5, II "a a NJ $50 70 1927
Ticket Offices 52e eli Broadway NJ A.to. ou.:
BTSCsya Nos dul md Nd IA .e9y apa aee street. 10
o0ssp FRANZ k1'H,5 1TiHioMpsoX, SON o"'S NJ BOYD J
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

IT THIS SHOULD HAPPEN TO MEET Tux EYE or
Catherine Donnelly who to Europe the 7h last
May for d. A. W., and who returned during
tho mona OF july in company with the parties, she
will confer Mvor bv sending her address j. W. b.
Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

PROVIDENCE AND sToNINGTON STEAMSHIP co.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
STONINGTON LINE
From pier % North River foot q Jay stree sns eiegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND aud NARRASANSEfF daily
(except Sundaysl at 4 ~ T. NJ rr,,,
From pier "a North River foot OF Robinson street, tbs
STEAMSHIPS ELECTRA and GALATEA daily except sun
days. at4P NJ
PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
L NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New York to Philadelphia only r. %.
Commencing October 4, 1870
Leaves New York pier North River foot Rector
For Philadelphia, Nineland, kc-1o:i A, NJ.
For Philadelphia, Tuckerton, &c.-f i. NJ.
WIN 5. SNEDEN, General Manager
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

WILL TILE HANDSOME DARK LADY WHO WENT
w up broadway with friend yesterday afternoon 10
Lord rRylors and recognized tall gentleman opposite
side. please address GUIDO, box 1913 Herald Uptown
Branch Officer
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

A LADY WOULD LIKE CHILD TO ADOPT
N American girl preferred, from "a to years old Ad
dress, stating where child be seem Mrs " STONE,
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

Personal.

A NY INFO RMATION OF JOHN DONOHUE, WHO LEFT
n here month ago, Albany and Troy boat. will be
thankfully received by his wife No Pcll Height
about feet inches, black curly hair mixed with gray;
sandy mustache aud chin whiskcrs chased ring little
finger or right hand.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

XITANTED-FOR ADOPTION, BY LADY OF WEALTH,
w male child, between and years OF age must be
In perfect health and Of good parentage send address,
with full name, to A. Is H.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

IMPORTATION wASTED--oF EDWARD oSHEA, OF
Cahir Abbey, CGhr county Tipper.y when last heard
pf in Bathurst, Australia Any information will be
thankfully received by his sister MARIA 7. HOOKE, 347
please copy.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

yIIANTED-TIIE ADDRESS or REV d. AMES
w who married Miss H. Bradcn to Peter Mabie of New
York Any information Of him will he thankfully received
at ITO Lee avenue, Brooklyn, Il. ID.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

A MAJOR CHARLES w. BARKER ANNOUNCES
n. COLONEL RICHARD PENIslANS the former
of and the gentleman who soM tie wonderful hly
LADY STOUT aud the famous GRAFTON TO Nj. ROBERT
BONNER, Of the Kentucky stock farm, Lexington. KY,
extraordinary sale Of valuable TROrIING stock, TO take
place ut Barker Sons City Auction Mart and New
York Tattersas corner of Broadway and Thrty-ninth
Monday November Is ut eleven o'clock and com
prng TIIIRTYFINE HEAD Of young stal ions colts and
hics young driving geldngs and marcs matched pairs
brooi mares nc, Of the BEST TROrTING BLOOD OF
KENTUCKY, including the get Of BLACKW0OD, Hcrr's
MAMBRiNo. .PATCHEN, Ericsson, Golddust, Kentucky
Messenger DC.
STOCK exhibition.
FULL DESCRIPTIVE catalogues ready, at the
Spirit and Turf Offices and at the mart.
SALE POSITIVE and no postponement
PEDIGREES AND ALL REPRESENTATIONS guaran-
teed.
REFERENCE. Mr. ROBERT BONNER Of New York
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

&cllll hEMAkD.
&ZUO The above reward win he paid by +. BRANDON,
Esq No y Broad street New York for the Of the
following Securities stolen from the First National Bank Of
itston Pa, the night Of the I'd inst, and questions
ked the said securities of value except to owner
sng been recorded and registered hight Bonds OF the
Depot Bridge Company Of Pston, Of 500 cach from No
20 70 ~ ncusivc two Bonds of $500 Nos ~ 10;
sght bonds OF said Bridge Company OF $500 each from No.
~ 70 24 inclusive; Bonds and Mortgages against real
ssate S5 5U ~ shares rittston Water Company stock
81 shares ot First National Bank stock OF Ptsfon five
@nAes o. scranton Trust and Savings Bank six OF
Iston Gas Company stock and certain other private
ceps anu faper The public cautioned against
eaasing the same.-Pittsion Nov g. 1875 JOHN HOWEL.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

TAcK-wrLL BE THERE WITHOUT FAIL DON'T
81 forget the wells. ClIADO.
, 1875-08-07
RAILROAD NEWS.


MR.. M'LAuGHLtNS PASSES.
4 Springfield dispatch III yesterday g TRIBUNE
stateB that Mr. McLoughn Secretary Of tho
Ka!iroad and Warehonao Commissioners had
boon sntersIewed in regatd to tie story re'hted
in Chicago paper fow days nso that d com
mercia1 trayelor Of penns,IyaDia louao Ind
presented uno OF his annual pasaas on tho Mil
wanlce l. st. Paul Railroad, and that tho pass
wns taken up By tho Railroad Company tn spsto
of tho protestatIous OF tho traveller who claimed
to bavc bought 1t Of Mulford l. Co.. u scalplng
firm in this city. Mr. Mclaughlin denied that
ho over sold or rented d paHs on d railroad to
ANYBODY but says aoIne Of his tinketa were
Bto!ou last fall, aud this must have been
ono OF them; ho Ind Informed tho
two companlts Ut tho fact at tito
tin1e,-.tAo Rockford, Rock Island g. 81. LOUIS
Railroad mud tue Gilman. Clinton j. Springfield.
1t will bo remembered thRt ab0ut two months
$50 TIE TRIBUNE published statement of how
an old gentleman tried to pass over tue Hock-
ford. Ruck Island l. st, Louis 1tatIroad on ono
Of MIR. h1cLaughtln'a pasBes. Tho conductor.
finding out that tho oid gentleman waa not Mr,
to paw iiis fare. rio ge.ticman who held tho
pasa cla,mod that 10 had bought it in Ut. Louis
BcaIptug o1fice md tho st. Louis scn'pcr
claims that hd bought 1t al Mr. Mclaughlin
himself When Mr. Mclaughlin heatd that
tho pass In quertlon had been taken mp, ho
wrote lettcr TO tho Manager of tho Rockford,
Rock 1A!aud D. st. Louis lsoaa, stating that hs
lad lost tho tcGot, and requested that 1t be TO-
turl,eu u lin, and tho AfAnagor did return it to
him. 1Io did not state then TINT tho uckck waB
stolan, but loht.
, 1875-08-07
LEI THE PEOPLE SPEAK.

MANHATTAN, Kan.-R. Y. Pierce. Btgalo, N
T-DEAA sln Your Favorito Prescription has
dono my wife world OF good. sha has taken
nearly two bottles, and has folt better tho past
two weeks than At any time In tho past two
yeArs No moro periodical pa!us; nono Of that
aching back or dragging ssnaatlon iu her sto1a-
ach she hrs been accustomed to for several
yeass. have 80 much confidence 1n IL that /
would DO perfectly willing to warrant to certain
customers Of ours who would 10 glad to get
hold OF reief at any expense. l havs tried many
patent medicines. but navsr had ANY occasion to
extol ona before. Very truly yours,
GgoauE D. WuIT1so.
Mrs. f. n. Dsly, Metropolis, ILL.,, w1lles:
"Dr. Il, Y. piaree. Ny aiaier IL us,ug lhs Fa-
voElta Prescription with groat benefit"
alary Ann Ftishie, Lehman, Pa-. wrltss:
"Dr. Il. 7. Pierce: What | have taken Of
your mcdie1pa has bsen OF more beuetls to mo
than all oshsEA and hundreds of doctors bslts."
Dr.. flaFeo'a Favosits Prescription IL sold By
dealass tn nsodiaaos generally.
, 1875-08-07

days ftmIlsr .crtdrnt h.rprneh 'n Tven.y'"ec'na
t1tnt hrittae, 1hs sclIF Herald willis Icing
tnwrd up ths river ~ she tug Parker col;
HID with lilo Norman, lying IHat touth ~
Twenty .aernnd street hrffHn ath Isbounslinfr 1h
the }rilgr wIth full force aase,cly damaging y, ~
t.t cannot 10 entirely el'f' nni t. ,ras.'se f"r
oil by the coIl!plon made urHa h"e III he hrtiYe.
10y WIN M tho trtlgo ii tho t1n Of te clli'.
Inn fell thrnt1gh .lt. hole anil ~a' drowned. The
Int bs4ra frr tlhtsnm hcr iswalr. ani was either
wire Damaged. II II claimed that thn Incident ~ t!ne
1IlRgIe Tho President nj lilo vtraet 0~nrfr Tn*Ine
Company to whom the tua hclongs At once discharged
fate awaited aIt oer Ca1,talna who .1Il not all
rrrer caro- and caution In towing vosaeA through tbs
IlFcr,
, 1875-08-07

NntEANQ.
ae'ers aqual pazsed oses tli& section Thu1sasy
@sn.' e.' tAus sas no Aocideut sxoept that to Tho
9aeAe Lol1s Nj oooouuE ot which Ii aytu elsewhere
has been rspoFtel.. Tho sshs Violin. which left hers
yssssfaA5 morning. wsa obliged 10 return, owing u e
efon8 wind prevailing al day. Luuber rates still
fem&ln urn. ChAsteEs Wssa 1nate Yesterday from
oton&o, 3!oo tfofn 0rscu Day CITY 81 90 from Man,
!. ,1'se 4aa uss1a River, al.tah from Muskegon,
lsBuT sr11v'uHr and thu tu9a sxpecs ID fesS rth
vert tolay ana h+iaoreows 'se' "s1~
1lsx rAnt1co
Capt John frndasillo received dtsratci ynstoyds.
announcing the safe arrival Of lin scir 1,,n,,ro -
Queteo 1t took her dfsy.hys d.ys 10 ,u.le III, ia
f1on oueenssowa 10 this aide, N unusually lupa linn
md many had alseaay etrsa hor up n loxt MI rrn.
a,ts M W .eous IT, o.l5 0as *ho continually in.l.tea
ths Wa oGsr aud events layo proven tl.t he ~.
right. 1t u. howassr, nut ltey tAat H.. Trnd,iit.
WI e,er .gain etnbssk her III Earope,a en,sse
es!roua IN = financial loint Of yisw. rhs r.mito,
~ Chicago with cargo Of corn for Liysrpooi XII,
ts7a. and Arsi'rd 1t tho other side 1t IL ocs.1
sha ehsFtered Ia laka back cArgu Of cne,nia.i.
but, When near Newfoundland, encountsfoI .eyrrs
ssoEn aud a!uust Wrecked, cuMpelln4 hor 10 IN
dsd % roseh ills country hut With no Getscr sucta
than ts trst tune, beIn8 aguin driven b4ck Ia ui..
Aeled condition. TGis s she Arrived At this site Of
sas ocsAn but only eftAr Most tedious and sn4tAy
many.
AxorHKR namok ACCIDENT.
and8A aoCtdents seuM Low to " In order, aud
aAtulJ day passed but ono 1uIsAkIh happen
9As STRUCTURES lg&dtfg ssEoss As river 1t " only
soaat wssk s9e ta4t sls stnr IspAp iuto Clark
1ss* et4d4s obsts1csn8 eomauulcAttua betwssn two
IT, tas Van sussa street h1iass, sesary damaging
- a*esRotu1a and Amoes knln8 ! nQmheF OF persops
aa'aAs ssaslns tho dsAsh Of VapaLs hossa. Ysser-
, 1875-08-07
WHEREAS

WILLIAM 4. EWING did tho lith dsy u! January,
a. !es make hs eestan grcatssosg o'Se Tor s!x hnu
da'o. which nute urdft by tho oph eralers
saeuftty Of nnte for tteen Thousand dla1s {8i50U.
.t1 sKnssa by Msttia wf 1. o or!or q
rucore4 ii uo esl oi ResesIs pa9N il: Ii tue ceorsi-
e. o.oe o. goek t"onty nnls; aud whereas default
'nuut Of tho tad note uado ~ him. rlto noice ia
iaaed ahaii. on Mond,J August iii, lis, =; il "eiock
ln the fusenoon u tho north front d Of thu Ghaes
and Washington streets, tn tho City uf Chicago, Cnx
go1nty l,nnis expoto for tne aud sn At public aug.
M nMwna ~ ttss hcr VIZ, ,hs mortgage scearuS s sans
Ewing together with Interest aud costa tnetcou:
+. IL. RIDES,
Lna1! hotdes OF said note md collateral.
Dated this Eth t1Y MI Ans ruaf 4
, 1875-08-07
THE HEROIC TREATMENT.

8peeAt U1atdtth 70 1hs Chicago 7T7ttFns.
FoaD nu Lao, Wis, Aug 6.-s1,s. Clark D.
Sampson, who haa boom an Invalid for some
months, and for several wocks has exhibited un-
miatakhbls signs Of insanity. undertook to CON.
ni!t suicide yesterday forenoon by cutting her
thsoat. Sho Lad got possenso1 of her husbands
pocket-knlfe. With that sle hacked hcr throat
badly, lutotinR several ngly wounds, but, for
tunately thoy will not provo fatal. Btrauge to
Ray. attor blocdinR an hour or two, Mrs. samp-
sons reasou returned. and sh9 IL alsenly ~ Sane
noigbbots.
, 1875-08-07

spsrfnf Nsp1kh To The thtc,an 7rftune.
ALBION, Ind, Aug. 0-The Methodist Church
OF this place, under the cllarso Of Pastor Wilkln-
son, made Al excursion to Chicago yesterday,
and returned today. There wore fifteen coaches
wcil filled and tho day noing fine, tho affair waa
completo SUCCESS. bringing tho church about
f700 clear, which will DO used in building now
church 1t this p!nce. A feature worthy Of noto
waa that tlero were among tho pRrtv novural old
settlers who had neyor enjoyed d ride on = TAIL
road before. They, Of conrsa, woEo vol plnnHed
With their tri,. There Was no accltlent of any
kind, and tho party returned we'll psoased with
thcir living visit to Chicago, and commented
vely highly upon it's growth.
, 1875-08-07
THE WHISKY FRAUDS.


= AVERY.
ignecfdl Di*naleh n The Chfendo Tribune.
sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. G.-Chief.Clork Avory.
indicted for completely In tho whisky frauds
hero, has, up to this tmo, boon unablo to giyo
tho necessary bond for llis appearance. Since
bis arragnmont, fow days nGo. Ae has boon
allowed the freedom Of tho city OH his own TO-
conizanco, IN ordor to facilitate linn in finding
bondsmcn. Ills few ftienda here have becn in
doiatRable in their efforts TO raiso the desired
amount. but have thus for failod. Tom Walsh,
tho Goycrumcn, nschitcct, whoRo signature wae
counted upon for large snnl. has positively re-
fused to be mixed M b the matter. Ascry is
nov ack In bed At tho planto1s' in this city, md
is said to bo much dlshcartoneI by blH failure to
riyn bonda
, 1875-08-07

EHlChuHs
Frcehts wore dull AMI lower unslcr Inrgo ofefnga
md light inquiry. Corn waa taken for unnalo pt
2,:c snd wheat to Port Colbosne nt Sc. Charters
TO l}uIalu-frop J. Fiek, what and corn, null prop
Arizona, corn through sclr D. y. DohbIns, corn on
private lorna. To Fort Colborne-Schr J. Graham,
wheat at &c. Capacly. JG,tn bu wheat aud ~ tt bu
cot1.
The charters reported On tho 4th were 8ehr WaI-
conn. coal to h{arqnrtts SOC per ton, AMI iron orc
buck to Eric at $50 per ton schr Monitor. coal to
llarqueo, sao ror ton aud Iron back to slpd,eky
rt.; schr L. T. Darrr coal to Detroit, 15o rcr ton.
fren; schr Ievt nawBUn, coa to Green bay, 5Uc rcs
ton and Btases back to Bu,falo CONTRACT hchf G.
lfukicy coal to Chicago, SIC per ton; ecr G: A'ne-
den e9al TO- Cleveland, n A. per to. isen Achr edat
utEvEt4AND.
Only enc charter could 10 nHecrtained on the 4th,
fhat Of tho schr Harvest Quoen ssons. from Kellcy
lsand to Portage, and orc back to EtIo from Htar-
1aeltc. ~. No roal de:tcl Change IL tho fzeiChtn
Gu coa] to auy lake pprt waa announced.
July RATES.
Tbs prospect OF tho lake-carrylnt} tuaucsa has had
btish.ur look during tho latot part Of July.
The movement Of grain toward tic seaboard has been
socetesated aud Eates Of freight advanced By tho
cont appreciation In tho market yalncs Of breudkTp
Beadcs there II escry indication Of Improvement
IN rates Of upward frc,shts especially on coal
@ which thoro h known to b. largo stocks to 90 forI
ward from all tho ahippuR ports Fro1 the lat to tho
l7h Of July tho fretghtrate for wheat from Chicago
to buffalo ranged at ", *, 2he rct bs, md during
the Latter portion Of tho month at 3A6, 3o per bu.
4 ressels could pay cxpensns OIL 2Isc per bu,
there IT, f. ovi,sently ssnalf marFu IN stles
2,so on wheat md .6s cor, Ia shaau lower thun
shc average for tho nth Of Juue. Tho rna rlnge.
fur July tls higher from Milwaukee, than from GAi.
esgo averaging =, for the month: The corresponding
yoar tbs avesagc lake fretyhs from Chicago
fiegh'a 1aye advanced from 1,.5c 10 8.6c per bn on
wheat from bnn"1o u Now YORK during IL" n,.nth.
on corn. Compared with the cortespont!tn. month
lat year. thu average Is ats a. lo~tr. Tbs 10 reto-
ton In State tolls eaVcs 10 ror til dnrresaton this year
aganst tho canal husiness for tho nunth Of Jufy
Last yoar. Tho only ycars that show figures compare
snywhere hear with tho prehons low rates npIeaf til
The following table:
, 1875-08-07

Among the oolored s1cursionie.s who arrtyed
here from Leoabu1g this morning wcrc mar
Eied couple, who, while At the steamboat wharf
waiting to sAko trip to Washington. were an-
proached by former husband Of the woman.
The present husband begged her not to sroak to
or have anything to do with Enoeh but tho old
love "an too strong for het 10 reasst its lntl,.-
ence. and - ahe joyousty ru'hed into tho arms
OF No. !, No, put bis umbrella over his Shout
dor anu deliberately walked of ~ tho street,
leaviu. her aloue With him whose su,iles ti1Ht
made her weep.
, 1875-08-07

troou. ln,nt,cr reop Messenger, IT. Jo, 'an1Ffca
,oS- H. ,1c,r, Huntington. 1u,nfcr: srhr sfncrva,
Mu,kecon, lumber srnw kary l1rtrn, Nhe Lake
h,,k. rcrt A4rsstic, 1fnstegon, lumber 1cir Live
NIX. Msnistee, lumber: s.mr Chicago, hfnnleowoc,
luu,!r,o.; tchr Dnna1,iron, infal". coal;
,cnr l.. y. Coates, MaAkfgon, lumber; sc'iF
1eorge /. Wrenn, radlnRt"n, lumber; ecl'r
william Jones, Michigan CITY. light;
,hr pe,tss Cslkins, Eantsier, iutn'rr prop Mcnuni
ure hurktgon, snnhrits: scl'r Truman Mnss, Mants
Ire. tur,l.er; sshr Thomas r. Hlcinn, Er1c coal;
tc1r liotokcn tnw+go. coal; prop Gen II. F. Paine.
Grand Naven, towing hsrgn g. .. D.. Grand f1svfn
Jumbcr basae GOLDEN 1farvcss, Grand Iasen, la'n
bcs barge City OF drau'l Haven, Grand nasen, lun
bcr barge Wyo,nlnH, Grand 1iastn lu.nt,cr: bargs
Apprentice hoy, Grand Haven, :IutnbeF barge Vol.
ycrine, Grand Haven, lumber actlf ]. cstehp"le.
hlustcgon, lumber; sc1,r RfA!nR Htar OaTeao coal
schr @. II. 11ackny, haskeHnn, lumber: :eir Winnie
Wing, fl. in. aht scr DcIolt, A1ssta, hark 'chr
A, tlust, Afuekegon. lumber Kcir t. O. finnie, 30"
dus, coal prop g. r. Heath, Slug1tnck, kunlrirh;
schr Seventh ohlo Black isIror, lumber: achr Coral,
Duck Lake, lumber; echr Ella Eenwood, Whito Lake,
humber nchr Raleigh LudnAton lumber: rchr lfel-
yelIa nufalo, coal schs Frank Crawford Maskegon,
iu,nl,or sehr American Ualon, afeuomincc, lumber
bark r+sh:iRo Cleveland, coal sctr Tti Color. Kutkc-
nm, {lt sehr Julia 1aracnt White Lake. wood schr
Lookout, Grand Haven, lumber; schr Fl Tempo,
Hlke Lake. lntnher; srhr jarnca O. afrlson Buffalo,
ncal: schr Aut!row jackson, Lutllugton, lun,her;
whr Qneon City. Bandnrky, cosl achr !. q. Jenktus
Onwego, coal 'shr Lumhertn.n, Dack Creek, lutn-
sr tshr Ms5'1 s9t Buffalo, ,:;t, a'r . e M.ih sI
s:hr i montpelier, otvc9o, cos: sshr r. Berrt.nan
telr Hob Hoy Ceaco Ptcr, lumber sehr g Il. John-
son saugatacf lumbar: scar America, Pigeon Bay
naue yon sMsso ss es cn"n
Cleveland, coA'; sehr J. u. Ncwland. hantssee,
e,b- ,r,,tt..,t, f,o5,r.,,,,,o ~ te1 In,
, 1875-08-07

Sreefa' pispAtth IA The Chtcd1o Tffoune.
LlsALLE, Ill, Aug. G.-Iho stesmar 0ryy
Eagle from Henry. with large party Of excus-
aioniHts for Starved Rock. paasod up this morn
ing for the frat timo bringing INTO rcqulstion
the pivot span OF the new shippingspost bridge,
aud presenting tho second oooaBiun for tic
operation Of tho draw Of tho Coptral Railroad
bridge. Both wero operated promptly. Tho
Bsea.nes returned this afternoon. The passon-
gers may bonat Of participating in siio first
steamer trip TO Btarged Rock In midsummer.