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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

An EXTRA DEsI ABLE INvRsTMENr-LAND
~ outside ~ Brooklyn city line fronting % the
main bouiC wards, near Prospect PARK Tree Of incum-
proved Properly, free lightly encumbered value
OF land $500. will adj cash IL necessary. Address
stating price and tu particularly locaton Ac., {. b. y,
box ~ Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

At DOUGLASrON, 1. ITO LET. AN ELEGANT
n Cottage Curnished). 100 yards OF depot two acres
Ground splendid boating bathing and stabng terms
easy Apply NJ II Broadway. room rs or JOHN REID,
Superntendcn premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

DENT FURNISHED FOR sEASON-WILB SELL OI
IL exchange, elegant modern stone Residence
containing every convenience; high location; Gem
manding extensive views excellent neighborhOod; u
miles from New York. on Delaware Lackawanna AM
Western Railroad extensive grounds with handsome
groves. HAMILTON WALLIS, 80 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

cyFAsHORE.-A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET. AT
- southampton. T. \ good bathing, garden
shade low rent; also, two story House for ale near
OCEAN W. a PELLkTREAU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

A WE'LL FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-FOR THE
- sumner, situated IN beautifully shaded lawn;
wagon b1u@e attached alE0 us garden, poultry. Ac
on the Harlem Railroad, hours ride rom the city.
Inquire ~ 1872 Nacdcugal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

A SMALL PLACE. HEALTHY LOCATION, MAR
n the city, is wanted purchase, which in part
payment given three Clarence, crimson SIR
rep lining made by Wood Bros double Harness. Silt
mountings, by bunscomO. Address. with lowest CG1h
price. y. w. box 10 deraid Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

NANTED-A GOOD FARM FOR DAIRY PUR-
w poses. with stock ami Implements IN exchange
Tor Houses and Lots nice Country seat Address,
with full description, price, location aud name, DAIRY,
Herah Office.
WILL BXCnANGE-FOR SMALL BE yOKLyI
w House nearby Country Seat in new Jersey, wlth
nice Dwelling, u lots Of Ground, near depot.
w. PATIBE 80, 7s6 Broadway.
C1O nnn TRINITY CHURCH LKARRHobO
BlD.OVV. Tenement Property, free and char
rented tor $1,000; will exchsnge place in the country
and clear, about value, casli hasa a.
q. LOvMs GA sixth avenue Of Thirty eEhth e.
Fer other Real Eatate AdvertIscDemta
go Directory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

L.oR SALE OR EyCHANGE-CoUETRY HOTEL, an
IT Highland Falls West Point; plenty of ground.
Address JOHN ChATIDLoN SON, IS Clif street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

Ar NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RENfs.-sErE-
n raj dellghuully situated Villas furnished aud ~.
furnished modern conyenences ferry; view per-
fect'y charmingi stables gardens shade &c.
W. A. hARDING, $40 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

Nav JERSEY CENTRAL-SPLENDTD PLACE, %
IN acres; everything desirable for comfort and health
might take city Property lightly encountered. NsILs
owner. Third ave que. corner lllth street,
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

repa me Of the Creole vas % santos
20 take command Of bark VIM Jones, om Newport boane
50 Valparaiso, and made the report % Capt Lennon
ns s as.pss wSR :. PC.,SH ,OS " yL,ysgsS ~,
tOpssn yard gale and The ship experienced
greas dcay on this coast and most 81 the crew we're
sHIP CAMILLA from la Pas for Liverpool put into apa-
raso Oct 30 In want Of men and provisions
R.EE ogEss or rms E5ssr Br not the oIss&n & q the
Oct "a and Of the crew taken to 81
vile SC for sesrpor with hard pine was abandoned ~ iS
crew rescued 6y sc6, Hpa nom naohiS aud arrived 10
Portsmouth harbor sth The 1872 tons register
6s y He a "a
Banks during gale and abandoned the Wesley saving
the crew numbering seven men.
BRIG Bravo swe,. oessen from Rio Janeiro tor savan
nah put into Charleston 7th inst, with loss Of radder
oS sostoS s % %s ss into s s.rpss %
inst in distress len Boston 9th u and took the
ssSs Ssn Az. s s !. let g yin the
saSss Se: out s'' % :s or seur use n =: $
inches Expecting 20 roach her port day
suerng from thirst and they spoke the ship
miles OF who had also been driven out
to oS anS shT ss snd iuRpsd sn with all they
scHR KArR Cook, Haig, At Mosquito Inlet Fla, fom
parted her anchors % ar and live went ashore NOV & sa
20 go in Vessel and cargo are total loss The Vas
- tons register built a. Absecum Nj IN lc ana hAieo
from New York.
ScHR los RUDD-Gen Tiiott, who for IA months
gagged at BaSos Texas getting schr Joseph Rudd ahoat
recently returned Northport LII he had to
be dug miles long IS feet wide and feet deep IL cost
$4,000 to get the schooner on
ScHR HIRAM TUCKER from Boston for Pembroke Me- put
into Portland 9th inst with loss Of bboom and headgear
having been In collision
SoHR n (B1. from Londonderry. Ms for Boston was
partially dsmasted lost deck load in the late gale She
made temporary repairs Apple River Ms and proceeded
arriving At Portland, Me- 9Th inst
SoHR MOUNTAIN LAuREL before reported ashore at Bner
Island has been got OF and taken into Westpor with keel
damaged and sails gono.
ScHR ANTONIO PoMAR (Sp from Havana for Porto Rico
put into Charleston 7th inst, totally dismasted
SoHR TALBOT Amesbury from Barb ados which arrived
Mobile Dec in Distress bound 20 Pensacola mot
New York;.
ScHR ANDREW PETERS Cook at Portland 4th from Calais
of the former the t when she took gale and
blown off, and had jib and foresai torn.
SuHR NoNPARIEL, before reported wrecked, was from
Rockand mot Boston, for Sedgwick, Me-
scHR ABBIE before reported ashore Cnshngs island
successfully oated and owed into Portland 9th inst
injured.
soHR LoIs Cr) from Boston for Prince Edward Island
before reported ashore at Pubco has been got OF but Little
damaged after dischargng part OF cargo.
BATH, Me- Dec There have built in this district
since January 1876 IL ships barks bark entire l6
schooner and sloops aggregatng % 200
There the stocks ships schooners and bark
with an estimated aggregate OF 5000 tons.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND
RAILROAD.

ANNUAL MEETING or THIS Stockholders
ELECTION OF DIEEcToRs-coMPLET1oN OF
TIE Road TO rHE EUDsoE RIVER.
Boston, Dec l. 1875.
The annual ueetat - the stockholders OF the New
York snd New England Railroad held mere to-day.
The President ccngratuaed the stockholders meeting
for the first possession Of their own property.
On July 81 the trustees made deed Of all the property
which they received under mortgage to
she us- company. The Board of Directors
dlc not consider II necessary 70 make
repnr or their coings for the four months since they
obtained possession Of the road but the felt
Ihai is only TO the stock kholders that some
should be made Of the result of the business
they into possession OF the property.
Tne report OF the shows the net income be-
fer 1871 s203 937 1878 fl2S 000 for 1874 e97 0O0
and for 1875 S149 600 To pay on underlying loans and
complete the road 10 the Hudson River will require
So 600 600, vote passed ratfying the mortgage
which has heen negotiated and the issue OF bonds for
the above object taken for directors, and
the following elected almost unanimously y-George
W Baldwin, of Boston; A W, Baird, OF Boston;
legrSnd B. Cannon New York; Charles II. Dalton,
Boston Charles Dana New York Thomas Dickson,
New York; r Suydam Grant Providence William T.
Hart Boston; Edward W. Kinsley Boston, Frederick
J. kngsbury Waterbury, Conn. Earl p Mason. Bos-
ton George NJ. Rice Worcester; John r. Slater, Nor
wich James T. Smith, Providence and James Sturgis,
of Boston
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRsroI, Dec e-saied bark Alan CRus, Pensacola mot
the -Aine,n as reported yesterday.
BKLFAsI Dec 6-Safled, bark Dido Rus). Rank, United
States
BORDEAUX Dec 5-Arrived, bark Brothers, Thurston,
Baltimore.
Sailed from Panllac 5th. bark Canning Br. Mitchner
United States
CAGLIARI-Saled bark vittorio dtaD, New York
GLASGOW Dec e-saled. ship Lake Erie (Br, sclater,
United States
LIVERPOOL e-saied bark TRADE AUST, TarabochiA
United States
MRMKL-ArrIved brig Morning Star r). Borden, settin.
MEssINA-Arrived brig Kossack, Smith, MarseilleA
Sailed berk voyager Fr), New York
PLYmovrH Dec Ton, bark Hebe (Ger), FreytaG, from
New York for DantEic
QuKESsrowN Dec 7-Arrved barks Urbano utaD oliyar,
New York; Kong sveue NoD, Aske, Philadelphia; Ester
dtaD Mortola Baltimorefo Dublni osanna qta, Gar
guio, New York for Gloucester
Also arrived 7th bark Hesperia CNor sunsdaI Bati-
moro; brig Ave "a us). Redoslovich, New York
Also arrived 7th, AM steamer Marathon B Garrett,
Boston for Liverpool (and proceeded.
SOUTHAMPTON Dec s-Arrived, steamer HeckM (Ger),
Willigerod, New York for Bremen.
SIERRA LEosE Nov l5-Arrved, schr Abbott Devereux.
Rich. Boston
LONDON Dec S-Bark Mary Moore Br) from Jameica for
London. has been abandoned at Her
eued and landed at Queenstown
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
lGO AND NORTHWESTERN
RAILROAD.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO H., Dec. 7, 1875.
New York despatch to the morning papers having
stated that the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Company is nearly insolvent and the verge OF
bankruptcy, o reporter called Mr.. Keep, President
of that road to-day, and obtained from him the follow
ing statement
This assertion is believed to be an effort OF stock
dealers who short on Northwestern break down
that stock The company has just paid its December
bonded interest about 500 600 without borrowing
dollar, and after making this payment has very
large balance in its treasury. In fact, 1t has
not been easy financially for years, nor
has the condition Of the road Its equip
ments before been good
II the author Of these is heavily
short OF stock he has good reason for the anxiety
manifested in the despatch We will 60 back 10 No
vember andI will show you from the books what
have been enabled TO remit treasurer 10 New
York since that time all Of which has come from the
earnings Of the road
President Keep here showed that the amount sent
November ! Is $685. oo0 and that more will be
sent Immediately. The earnings for November show
gain the corresponding month Of last year Of
4l54 600
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THLs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. I, 1875.
CLEARED.


stesmer Idaho CBr, Guard Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Acadia CBr Craig Gias0ow-Henderson Bros
Steamer City OF Merida Reynolds. Havana, Vera Cruz
Ac-P Alexandra sons.
Steamer Cleopatra, BuIkley. savannah-Murray Ferris
Co.
Steamer Isaac BeI, Lawrence, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer Richmond Kelly, Norfolk-Old Dominion Steam
ship Co.
Steamer yesper. Davis Wilmington, Del-A Abbott
Steamer Maytower Davidson, Phladephia-Jas Hand
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards. Philadepha-Jas Hama
Steamer Glaucus Bearse. Boston-h Dimock.
Bark Wilhelmne Ger, Mortng. Cork Famouth-c
Tobias 4 Co.
Virgo tAus) Maneich Cork Falmouth for orders
John O Seager
BARK DR. Falk tGe) Haupt Bremen-H Koop Co
Bark unione UtaD Rnssu, Genoa-James Henry
Bark Francesca qtal Castelano, Lsbon-Slocovich 4
Co.
Brig Clary, Scott Bridgetown, Barbados-Dwight 4
schr Dora Prndar Miner corruna and cadiz-Parsons
Schr Henry Fay Philbrook Trinidad--Jcnes 4 Lough
scnr Parepa, Packard, Bridgetown, Barbados-Daniel
TrowbridEe d Co.
schr John Boyd r), North. Falmouth, Ja-A Solomon
schr Anna Glover. PodGer Point Ptre-H A vatable
Son.
schr Olivia A o'Mullen (Bo, Holmes, Halifax. NS-D R
De Wolf Go.
schr Annie B oBr), secord St John. Mp Nevius
Son.
schr r Meany, Lewis, Indianoa-Tupper 4 Beattia
Schr Ocean Queen. Gilbert, Key VEST u Fish Go.
Schr Mary StockhAm, Reed, Richmond va-Slagtt
schr Lucy Jones' Merihugh. Norfolk B eager.
Schr Louisa Birdsall, Bragg, Washington. DC-Saght
Petty.
Bro.
schr Cynthia Jane, Gardiner, New Hayen-cartwrght
DOYLE
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
A BATTALION OF GIANTS.

thousand filed Sixth IN fron:of Booth
Theatre yesterday morning. clamorng be engaged
auxaries in the forthcoming spectacular tragedy OF
Julius Cesar Commodore Tooker and Stage Manager
John Vincent did the work Of selecting the wanted
There were all sorts and sizes from tho Five Points TO
Filth avenue and from Eve feet feet five fnches
Youth and Old age in the throng bat OF fine looking
specimens Of physical manhood there was an uncom-
mon display The remuneration Of about flfty cents a
night attraction some but the majority, ac-
cording y Joe Tooker impelled TO apply simply
out Of desire 70 get on the stage The work Of en-
rolling the necessary number conducted with great
rapidly Twenty policemen, under Captain Steers
Kept order and did excellent In wedding the
htuo ielows from the Dig that wanted and
fcndlns them 70 the right about without loss Of time
Yet some Of the htte fellows would manage slip in
nevertheless and after being banged through the
Twenty third street stage entrance would return and
edge Their way 10 again by the Sixth avenue door.
Had y not been that Barney Williams wanted Ihe
theatre ~ rehearse Connie SooRah the whole mum.
bcr required for Julius Caesar would been en-
Boyed, but another batch will be engaged rs soon az
possible and the drilling Of the entire lot will be begun
next week. In the crowd Of applicants were college
students dry goods clerks and members Of various
professions, whose evenings their own and who
went N Tor the fun Of the thing
Almost all who received tickets Of engagement
stood about six feet They 70 be used IN She "a
bloau1 With which the play Of "Juus Cssarn is TO be
illustrated
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

cALLAo Nov 2-Arrived ships Adelaide Baker ,r Hove,
Sote 9th Adams Morrison, RIO Janeiro othere tBr
Green, Valparaiso l1th Topganant Phillips, Pabelion
sailed Nov ships Cambridge CBr) Hin, Pabelon; Ora
HuSnilcs barks Moonbean Field, DO; Mathide steens,
Kten 4th, ship; Ocean ESpress IoR Boilo. New York
ssiss Ny 'h,P ds;isS S aeSiapS PaSsnsn S
PS T @ GS' dcs "S rom 51 Hdesids Europe
s Europe clearing; John Potter Mocugs
SGRPsof fsPs from s''fs a
Japeiio arrived Oct % for Europe clearing; Rssolqte
B Green, DO; VndeTSri.s CID, dsoo3nel clearing. .
north 81 Hsitefss @ ss% SsMsnsny Walls PsS:.s9s
Ssosn ssSsnnss Dss osss: ses;
cS. e y Of Mexico sn.
wood Crua for New York scbr zcta Psi Jameson
sailed 5thBarks Augusta Elsa cp1, Trsdqa Galveston
north Of nsi.eras Graeioss Por RosS Bstimors sci
Ger Connor kes rssengGuhs he, we.,wood fR s...,
Ponce. PR; IN, c0mrads hsrl, Kingston, ia
siiss sse R bee s s.od .ssa%sr c.Sel 3D.
Arrived Nov "a schr Annie Booth Baves, New York.
Sailed Dee l. bark s. Cloud Bagey Southwest Pass
Belle ss s%ss WIN '
PhlsdeYhis s.ya S sPsi.ser o5 Nsv York Or PHI.
MIsnl oc, ii-sailed bark GAselle Gen, Lansr, Ban
P1D1So, Nov 27-safled, bark Queen Of tho soas OBJ,
Haveron Now York
Amsrca asd City Of Panama seabury, Ban Franoisoo;
24h Colorado oonnoy, do Costa RicA Dexter Central
America
81 0EoReE, NIB, Dec A-cieared, schr Julia cinch B)
Maoney New York.
81 Joar NIB Deo 7-Arriyed brig Plying Send Br) Car
for sydney cB tvAs unable % get Into sydney
account Of ce).
Cleared eth, brig Magdala lBr), for Cardonas
Sailed 9Th barKs Howard Br for Belfast Windward )
Higgins, Dublin.
VILr1nAIso Oct a2-Arrived barks oneata d, Carter,
Montovdeo land sailed 10th for Iquque) 10th John Htto
sen Msnyman Busnos Ayresi B0th, ships Camilla Hum
phrey, La Pas Tor Lvcrpoo pee Miscellany Nov 2, indc
bendence, Strout Boston.
Sailed oc. r. earhs Norwegian Br Rogers from Lobos
Queenstown having repaired Nov q Helen Marion BrA
| Mundy Antofagasta and Philadelphia
YoKoHAnA Nov ll-sailed previously, ship Ambassador
r, Prchn, New York bark cremcDa Cove do uhe lstte
I not In ilth).
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

p9-For wreck ofsteamer deutschland Ger from Bremen
for this port attended with loss Of nfo dis
Anglia CB hence for Glasgow general
columns
Purscr Henry Reyes Of steamer Alps from savaniIA re
viii please accept thanks for fayors
STEAMER ID Foley, at Baltimore from Wilmington, NC,
reports Dec during gale with heavy lost sails and
under Oape Lookout and until the
reporta of Lookout Shoals brig with topgA
lantmast end Jbboom gone
sHiP T0PaAkLANT Phillips from Lobos arrived Caao
Nov IL for repairs Captain Phillips reports thai he
dered 10 anehorage about eighty
gusno which be required 70 m and that
meneinR his anchor be found II foul
other vessels board the TopRaau
and ultimately than hundred q the
wndnss uyine the Anchor which however they
could not move. The rrain wac 80 immense thai
the ship pulled dx inches down by
the head at length sprang tho vndess and
ried pipes aud other The
and 45 athoms ehain lost and the ship
ured sndanger her IN the event Of having ride
heavy weather Capt Phillips decided "
70 Cailao for repairs
sHp IrAsHA Capt Lennon Of Baltimore late in command
Of brig Gadateur condem ned A. santos that the
ship Itaska Teportcd mssing) spoken about July 4,
lat 80 4 brig Creole from Cada 70 Ko 6rande which
dsmaslad Iniy ID aud pu oack 1o Rio JAnAir" Tor
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
ACCIDENT TO THE EARLY MAIL
TRAIN

INCONVENIENCE IN PHLLADELPHIA-THR PHILA-
puPHIA OFFICE or THE HERALD BEsIE0ED
BY DISAPPOINTED READERs-ANxIoUs IN
oUIRIEs.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 7, 1875
How easily and how a luxury grows into a neces
sity was witnessed this city day when the early
mai train from New York, bringing the business
ms early letters and his equally indispensable NKw
YoRK HERALD, faedto arrive usual Il is recent a
matter for The HERALD 10 reach Philadelphia al
O'Clock n the morning and for the mer
chant to receive his New York correspondence
Il the Post once delivery that il matter OF
surprise thai the first failure OF the
lIne should have caused such and such far
reaching inconvenience.
The delay OF the mail train by the accident OF this
morning al Bergen Cut resulted in an inconceivable
amount Of annoyance not only to the business of
ths city, but TO all classes IL gave rise and
incidents and around the Philadelphia ONCE of the
Rgw YORK HERALD, at No. ia South Sixth street.
thai were amusing as well as annoying The
usual congregation of carriers and newsboys and early
readers assembled at the Office they daily do the
tptoe OF expectation, counting the minutes as they
passed on toward the usua time OF the arrival OF the
HERALD The regular time having gone by grievogs
disappointment expressed on al sides 10 terms
neither measured nor poilte The iate comers came
pouring IN and allied the ofhce 70 overfowing-on
chairs desks folding tables and every available point
upon which gdmGn could perch. The little
Arabs would stir TO make a penny
other papers, with which they literally sup
Piled bat with unceasing anxiety listened the com
lng Of every approaching wagon, iondly hoping their
fayorite journal would eventually arrive When an
hour thus spent in irutless expectation the
Youngsters departed with ruefu countenances as much
grieved their elder brethren the carriers
whose customers were IN their turn awaiting their
morning literary repast
AZ the hours rew by reporters and gentlemen or the
press HoCking IN 10 gain tidlngs OF the accident
and until twelve o'clock the callers without num-
Der, many cf whom had come long distances TO inquire
the Of this the first and unavoidable departure
from strict delivery Of the HKRALp prompt time
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
THE SECURITY SAVINGS BANK.
MEETING OF THE DEPosIToRs-THEY AGREE
THAT THE BANK SHALL GO ON

MEETING OF THE DkPODlIOh5- -ThEI A0ff1E
THAT THE BANK SHALL GO ON
On Saturday last following notice was sent to 25O
OF the heaviest depostors the Security Savings Bank
representing seyentyn i've per cent Of the deposits
therein
sKcuRlrY SAVINGS BASK.
coRSKR THIRrY FOURTH sTsEET AND THIRD AyxxuH,
You are respectfully invited Z meet n eonsnltaton with
the trustees q this bank on Tuesday evening next a. bali
private order cooperate with
ing arrangements for Al early resumption Of business
d b. r MGRsHxLL' President
Al eight O'Clock last evening there hundred
depositors present the hall above mentioned
Mr. D. D Marshall President OF the bank, said
that he intended 70 ask Judge 6. Duffy 20 act as
chairman Of the meeting, but he was not present
DAVID NJ. koehler brewer, was elected chairman ana
Charles D. Norton and James S. Combs secretaries
Mr. Rich, counsel for the bank, read statement 70
the effect thai the assets Of the bank amounted 70
$4l6 600 and the amount due deposors was 4Os, 600
leaving q surplus OF 81 600
Mr. John X Dillon ask cd II that portion OF the assets
consisting Of bonds and mortgages we're on Guy prop
Mr. Marshall assured him that they were with the
exception OF FIVE thousand-aoAn mortgage Oh somo
Westchester property
Mr. Marshai-An our assets are genuine. We can
pay dollar for dollar. We have no Georgia bonus OF
Texas bonds Alabama bonds
After some discussion a committee OF conference Of
thirteen was appointed
Chairman and ex.Judge GarvIn Secretary. After a
short discussion the following resolutions were onered
70 the meeting as their report.
Believing that the Security Savings Bank been pru
IDENTIFY honestly managed by its present officers ano
ha is fully justfes its continuance in business
Resolved Est That recommend 20 the deposftors 70
unite agreement allow certain proportion OF the
their credit the books the Board 70 remain
deposit with said bank for period Of at least twelve
months from Date
Resolved Of twenty per Of the de-
posits be paid in ninety days
Resolved While expressing our entire confidence in the
for the Of promoting the ous
Of the bank and enable the depostors
through Of their selection keep advised Of
It's future would recommend the Board
additional tusees the following named gentle
who depositors with the Bank "A o. salter
Ferdinand Hagan, Charles Medley. NJ Boodhorn William
Blair Henry Salspsugh John Carney, Samuel d. Busse
r G. Duty, Frederick Frndentha Jacob smitser Joseph
Bryant NJ D. George G. w. Stivers and John J. Brooks
motion made to appoint committee Of six TO
obtain the signature Of all the depositors numbering
2,400 The motion adopted and the following COM
mttee appointed John j. Burke, John Pullman,
John K Dillon John J Jones' Joseph c. Biglin and
John W. Kruse
Mr. Marshall stated that he would be ready 70 pay al
small depositors from SIS TO $40 to-day and twelve and
q half per cent TO all depositors on Monday
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
BOAT RACE ON THE HUDSON.

Notwithstanding the inclemens weather yesterday
morning several hundred persons assembled At the
Elysian Fields 10 witness 3 threem contest, for .
OF 5000 between Samuel Carter Of this city,
James B. Brown, OF Hoboken, n. j. The betting
al the start $50 70 $40 on Brown, and the odds
were readily taken by Cartcr's friends Al the word
go" themen started pretty evenly, but shortly after
ward Brown took the lead which he maintained TO the
upper stakeboat, rowing the first mile and half in
Is minutes He foued the stakeboat turning, and
Carter passed him Brown settled right down TO his
work gradually closing the intervening gap, and when
200 yards from the finish passed Carter amid the most
intense excitement II only for moment how
ever for Brown exhausted and unable TO keep the
lead and Carter by brilliant spurt passed his oppo-
nent and kept the lead TO the end winning the race by
nearly two lengths In pam. ASS
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
CHARLES o'CONoR.

Since Charles O'Conor threw up the slight repast Of
toast and water which he ate on Monday morning. he
has taken nothing substantial into bis stomach Yester.
day he expressed desire 70 eat grapes which
we're at procured and be took Of them slightly.
DR.. Van Buren, his old family physician accompanied
DR. Keyes yesterday and convesed for some
time with Mr. o'Conor The latter asked his
old friend II nothing could be done 70 save his
life 10 which DR. Van Buren obliged 10 In
the negative ExJudge Peabody the only distn-
gusbed person who called at the oConor mansion yes
terday He only remained few moments and left after
expressing the convection that Mr.. o'Conor could
live over hours The physicians left between
six and seven O'Clock after which Mr. oConor began 70
sink and IL is probable will not survive another day.