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The New York herald., 1875-11-21
THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL

THE DOMINION or CANADA PREPARINo FOR A
GENERAL REPRESENTATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA
THE UNITED COLONIES TO FORWARD ARTICLES
OF GREAT VALUE AND USE.
DErRoir, Mich, Nov. 20, 1875.
The Canadian Centennial Commission concluded their
abors at Ottawa yesterday They report that the Prov
ince Of Ontario VIII make 200 entries at Philadelphia,
comprising superior live stock edge tools carriages,
furniture machinery arts minerals textile and woollen
fabrics manufactures or the latter two classes They
think the superiority Of their goods win obsiruct ne
gotiatous for reciprocity.
quebec Win make as varied show, but present
fewer exhibitors, whose specaltes will comprise
orockery India rubber goods earthenware, glass cut
ting ship material ropes edge tools urs vehicles tex
implements. The fact tnat the Quebec government
refused 70 act with the commission until the Vh lns1
naturally interfercd with the completeness q asPay
from that province
NOVA SCOTIA
win send products Of mines and fisheries ron prass,
steel, fuTs and textile fabrics.
NEW BRUNSWICK
nearly the same, with the addition q ship in"ter 1nu
live stock.
PRINCE EDWARDS ISLAND
oysters canned Holsters, wooon goods, agricultural
implements
This province also withheld action until October
MANITOBA
agricultural products coal from the saskatchcWah anu
unriYalled collection Of iurs
BRITISH COLUMBIA
products az ber and splendid specimens OF minerals
now IN readiness Ottawa THIS province contributes
a spar 200 long for hagstaH AZ paramount fahi
frorn which to display the Dominion coors.
About 90 900 square feet the various halls, have
been secured hy Canada
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
TIE LOTUS CLUB.

A BRILLIANT EEcEruoN LAST NlaHT-LohD
HoueHros AND OTHER DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
PRESENT.
The Lotus club last night gave their usual weekly re-
rcpton The occasion viii long be remembered BY lhe
members as one Of tie most brilliant Oh all The Efforts
hitherto made by the club over 100 guests paftiei-
mated IN Inc preliminary dinner, al which Mr. Nhitelaw
ged ma pres dent n he club, took The char with Ar
= sobWab a. Vice President There were also
.,esent Iord Houghton he guest Of the evening; Mr.
payara Taylor Hon Chauncey N. pepew Mr. William
etpart f. T. steadman John Elderkln, John Carroll
/ pvas r r. Robinson, Colonel A. Wagstah, I. Z.
Moves u Il nolph O. H. Chapin Colonel Gowen Col
onel j. Hay nr g. Phelps. George storey, A. Rhodes,
4 l. Holmes and number Of others
gn the removal of the cloth the President. ~ well
delivered speech proposed the health 81 Lord Hough
ton which Was responded with full houorS HIS Lord
ep replied % With some very telling remarks m Whlch
be specially lauded American institutions and customs,
dwelling particularly upon the impression made on both
himself and his by the beauty and Wit OF the
American ladies' He also Gwet AZ considerable length
upon the importance ~ literary pursuits being fol-
lowed by tae nation and the great end that such a
course would conduce 20 bring about
The President next proposed the health Of Mt Bayard
Taylor, who responded by an eloquent address, which
mostly euogstic Of the guest OF the evening and
his works. During the evening the club rooms were
visited hy a large number OF friends, among whom
noticed Herr Machte ana Or Won BELOW
Among the works Of art exhibited. which drew forth
special commendation we're the following sketches ia
oil THE Pride Of the Ralto bY II, = Grey
"A Winter Evening, y by G. H. BOnghtoni Late Au-
inmAl BY J. NJ Entee; Evening Hours ~ =, =.
BriMS "Lotus Flowers, by Mrs. r. H. brdgley :
Mobilization = by C. Never; "Mm au Cieln BY g. II.
Storey and Two autumn sketches by Storey,
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
'THE GARDENERS PRETTY DAUGH-
TER"

a WRIT SERVED UPON MR. BROWN BY THE
sHERIFF-HE SAYS lie HAS NO PRoPERTY-A
PROBABLE SETTLEMENT
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 20, 1875.
Sheriff Mount, Of Mercer county, New Jersey served
writ Albert d. Brown, OF Princeton, few days ago
for the amount Of judgment and costs $1920 obtained
against him in a suit Of rover brought by the garden
er's pretty daughter = Miss Alice Noice about month
ago, in Trenton Mr. Brown informed the Sheriff that
he was worth nothing that he was not possessed Of
any goods chattes lands tenements and that he
had disposed OF all his bonds In 1873 but declined
say TO whom in what manner
Mr.. Browns mother is very wealthy widow, and
it Is surmised that she will agree 10 pay over the
amount sooner than have any more disgrace brought
upon the family. AS Albert is the only heir to his
mothers estate he Will eventually have 70 bow TO the
mandate OF the law and recompense the poor, paf-
secuted Miss Noice for the loss OF her wardrobe and
also, in a manner, for her bghted affections No de-
cison has been rendered yet 10y the Supreme Court in
-. s-.. - 9. o - .;7o csc these parties.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
ALDERMAN JoHNsoN's FUNERAL.

The funeral q ne ate Alderman John g Johnson
whose tragic death by hls hand startled the com
munity Newark last wednesday morn ns took place
from bis late residence 80 10 Clinton avenue. ycster-
day large number OF friends gathered u pay The
last tribute Of respect 10 his memory aud Tile Common
Council and Board or Trade, of which lie was
n member attended in a body At TIC south
Park Presbyterian church. Rev Dr. James l. lson
the PASTOR delivered touching sermon dDrng which
be alluded 70 the amiabe qualities of the dsccased
most feeling manner He was positive ttit death was
the result Of diseased intellect and that Nr johnson
was not aware Of what he doing al the time.
H was possessed OF competency The IA.
neral cortege which accompanied the remains y
Mount Pleasant Cemetery one of the
largest ever seen d Newark. rumor that the widow
of the deceased Alderman bad lost her reason since tue
funeral proved be without foundation, except that
tho grief resulting from her terrible experience
had caused anxiety 20 her friends
Mr. Walter N. Cougar the business partner Of
the deceased stated last evening 10 HERALD reporter
that the occurrence han not only gricved him ey.
iromey, but appeared totally unaccouutabe. The
AFFAIRS of the Tea Tray Company we're IN most prom
iging condition. and the had not ceased % EN-
ploy their iul complement 81 hands during the times
Rhch we're dull q many other factories.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwgRP, Nov 2o-Arved, steamer Nederland CBelg).
ia mes Philadeph pha.
sailed 10Th, pm. steamer Switzerland tBeG, Jackson,
Philadelphia.
BARI dtaiyj Nov i3Arryed, brig American Onion, Col
lns, Philadelphia,
DUBLIN, Nov 2O-Arrved, bark Canessa Padre Ita
schianino, New York.
HAyRg, Nov 20Saiied steamer Labrador new, General
Transatlantic Cos line) for New York.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 2o-Arrived bark Louise Nor), Dahl,
Charleston.
sailed 10Th ship westheld Br), Leavt United States;
bark John Geddie Brl, Cawlie Charleston.
LoSDos Nov 2o-Cleured ship Plymouth Rock, Griffin,
New York
LseHoaS-saiIod ship ciampa Emile dtaD, ssccarno
New York
NoSrnosE Nov io-saiied, bark Kong Carl Nor) Beck,
United states
PLYxoUrn Nov 2o--Arrived bark Mary Marshall cBn,
Lent Doboy with loss Of deckload as been reported AZ
Lelth Oct 3I.
QuKRvsowN, Nov 2o-Arrived, barks Dexterous tBr,
Throckmorton New York; Kong Eystcn (Nor, Eriksen,
TRIESTE. Nov i3--AuIved bark TJomo Gop Larsen,
Philadelphia
vrSIcr, Nov I3-Aniyed sehr . D withereIi Garfield
RaltimouA
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD sTgAM YACHTS AND HERALr
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE


Steamer Caledonia Br sidey Glasgow Nov Moylle
7th with mdse and cabin and - steerage
northery winds and the remainder q the passage chiefly
steamer Columbia ,Br. Montgomery Bordeaux oct 2e
with mdse and passengers to Henderson Bros
Pernambnco Nov l. Para On aud s. Thomas Ilsh With
mdse aud passengers 20 " Garrison Nov 20 Barnegat
terogged, with signal tag tying With letter + u ii.
steamer Atlas Br Low, Jacmcl nov 5, Aux Cages Nov
10 Kingston Noy - with mdse and passengers 70
Kim, Fsrwood 4 Co Length 9f pa-sege dsys Had ino
winds and heavy head spoke Nov IL "a Bird Rock
lghtSoass Sr9oAI @ part AZ r,nse & @ tina sB'
seoom and Barnegat, schr Isaac oliver PANEL rom
steamer Georgia c5ogen, chsreson Noy IL win mdso
steamer Albemarie, Gibbs Lewes Del with mdse 20 the
Old Dominion Steamship 90.
70 Grace LETT Lobos Aug Il had hght ~ winds 70
" +; from thence ',fy & eI%s, % gai,' e. = . ana Light
from thence strong NV gales crossed the Equator oct ~
p lon a 70 ", iigei, ossdiing winds g y n iight
NJ trades 70 p NJ from thence 10 port had
light airs and ealma 2 ~ y ion 1s ",
very heavy and sprung leak the 81 inehes per
Fesp H. iSee Sept H. Ia 5 y Il Il Il qasa s eaBBs BsrS
Yokera tBr. from l.ohes igr Cork; 29ln al
days from Francisco Falmouth; oct 3 Iat 10 Bs
south - ~ west, bark With letter ID her 5reopsal
same day spoke bark swallow d Boston, 50 days from
lqu1ue bound . Hampton Roads, Va Nov z boarded
- north lon 70 vest spoke shr Admiral Blake, oi Marion
gark racdc Bs Smith, Bergen Nor. . days in ballast
Bark Page. Tr Afbdst Narseiie. 81 days With rd.e
70 Parsons Loud Passed Gibraltar sept * ha variable
weather.
Bark DAM Paulsen Santos - days with coffee 70
Wright Brown " 90. Crossed tue Equator Oct l6
81 81. Oct - LAT ~ Ion ~ fo passed an American ship
steering south. showing signal letters FBP NOV Is saw
masted schooner sunk in l16 th0ms water Barnegat
light bearing INV ~ miles distant the heads
White level with the water topmasts standing.
Bark Z De Laldo. Miller Matanxas ~ Gays, sugar
a. 10 Waydeil 4 Co
Bue Frank CLARK, Morton, Progreso ID days with hemp
"a Al Erhevegria a Co. vessel t0 " + Metcdi co
Brie Pearfof New Havenl Bdghtman P0u spain days
i1 ballast o Daniel Trowbridge a Co,
BRIG Daphne of Ihomastonj Copeland, Havana 10 days
with sugar TO Eiwcl 90
Hyr susts Strout Higgins Cardenas ~ days, with
naI. ~ 10 Slwpaon. Clamp W
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
HORTICULTURAL TROUBLES.

The seedmen OF this city held another meeting at the
Asor House yesterday for the purpose OF hearing
ihe committee appointed at the former meeting in rcla-
zion 10 what restrictions should be placed seed bags
and labels generally, IN order 70 The dealers
from responsibility FOR success in planting seed beyond
that which would follow assurance that the seed
sold is Of the kind indicated and that the seed Is
The chair was occupied by Mr. j n. Th0rDOrn and Mr.
T. a. Reeves acted secretary. There long de-
hate concerning the extent of the protection dealers
thould have against those who seek 70 hold them
fponsb!e for faults which not their own but for
some not expressed there failure " ar-
rive at any definite result and the meeting adjourned
without day though the Secretary fet certain that
ihere would be another gathering some day during ne
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
NEW JERSEY STATE PRISON.

REPORT or THE LEGISLATIVE CoMMfIEk-A
FALLING OFF or TwEHrY-FoUR THOUSAND
DOLLARS IN THE EARNINGs.
TRENTON y. J., Nov. 20, 1875.
The Legislative Committe on State Prison, composed
OF Senators Thorn. sewcl and Hopper and Assembly
men Patterson, Bogert Swing Gordon and Teed, have
made an Official examination into the affairs Of that IN
sttuon for the fiscal year just closed and report
daily average Tor the year o 900 conycts During that
period the institution earned ISL $50, made up nom
the following sources Convict labor $50 O4e inter
est $500. gains live stock S532; chair seats, $l9
The cost oantaning the eOnvcts during that mc was
g57 3d. The earnings for the preceding year amounted
10 S04 O4l and the cost Of maintaining the convicts
10 SOS SOL This exhibit shows falling OF OF S24 600
in the earnings Of the institution Tor the past year
which accounted for BY all Of the convcs with the
exception Of about forty having been idle Tor the past
three or months the Bay state shoe and Leather
Company having renquished their contract for con
vlCt labor
The salaries or the prison officials for the past year
have amounted 10 about $50, 600 The whole exhibit
shows that The prison Is not selfsustaining.
Six convicts escaped during the year. i've Of whom
were recaptured
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.

While boy named John Strang was coming home
last night along South street woman, with her hair
dshevecd and her hands clutched convulsvely about
her temples, rushed past him toward the East River
Struck by her strange behavior he followed pier
Is where she paused FOR a moment 10 look over the
strngpece either side and then II changing her
mind, she hurried along the dock, and, BE-
fore he could give alarm, sprung oA
the iurtner end INTO the water John Lewis, the
watchman Of the brig Excelsior noticed her passing ~
the shadow Of vessel moored the other sides but
failing to divine her Intentions he paid no heed hil
aroused by the cry the boy Then he hurried 70 her
with rope, but late to save her For
moment a dark shadowy substance seemed hoatlng
the dock which be supposed xas her shawl but
before boathook could oe procured Il was washed
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
BROOKLYN LoAyEs AND FISHES.

The republicans. VINO viii have majority IN the
new Board of Aldermen are canvassng edisposi-
iion to be made 81 the several Offices held BY
democrats Alderman Francis b. Fisher, Of the
Twenty third ward w It is said be the President q
that body The salary $500 per annum. Other
members Of the Common Council receive but ST. 600
per year. The Guy Clerkship sought after by Major
&. D. Wheeler. chairman Of the Executive Committee
parr Harlow Of the Twenty first ward, and Israel
Creme or the Twenty-fth ward The salary Of the City
Clerk is So 900 per An Assistant Keeper of the
City Hall at salary OF 81 900; Messenger the Board
of Aldermen 5000 Assistant SergeanatA Arms, 81 600;
Engineer OF the City Hail. 5000 four seaers Of weght
and measures for which the fees the compensation,
and several poundmasters all these places 10 be
filed and the applicants therefor legion
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
GUIBoRD.

ANOTHER TRoUBLE-GUIBoRD NOT BURIED
QUITE DEEP ESoUGH-THE CURE or NoTRE
DAME HAS GRIEVANCE
MONTREAL, Nov. 20, 1875
TIE Cure ot the parish Of Notre Dame, NJ. Rousselot
has gwen public notice that the grave Of j.
Guoord, IN the cemetery, dug over the coffin Of
his late widow and has only the depth or two feet and
few inches and in consequence, the grave has not
the depth required BY law What action viii be taken
thereon the Cure does not state
DISPOSITION
With three exceptions the parties arrested for COM
phcity the riot which occurred the first attempt
bury Guibord have been allowed to 60 scot free on
signing agreement not TO proceed against the lnst
tute for damages Probably the rest viii agree
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DHPARTMES-
WAR DEPARTMENT
OPTCE ~ rHg CHgF SIGNAL OFYICER,
WAsMsGroS, Nov. 90 80 r. II.
T'y'0Jabiittiss

WAsMsGroS, Nov. 20-1.3O r II.
Probabilities
During SUNDAY. in the south Atlantic States higher
barometer els. y south Winds partly cloudy weather
ana occasional rains viii prevail, followed By colder
northwestcry winds
For tie CUR states, Tennessee and Ohio Valley
partly cloudy weather and occasional rains followed BY
rapidly rising barometer, brisk norihery winds de-
cidediy colder weather and The West Gulf northcr
For the upper lakes The Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, high barometer, brisk north
west q northeast winds ana decidedly cold, partly
cloudy weather following occasional snow in the arst
district
For the lower lakes and Middle States falling bar
ometer, southeast winds. slight changes 10 tempera-
turc partly cloudy weather and possibly occasional
rain. or IN the former snow followed by rising bar.
ometer, northwesierly winds and rapidly falling
temperature.
For New England rising followed BY falling bar.
ometer, north 70 southeast winds and colder.
partly cloudy weather, possibly followed BY rain Or
snow.
For the canal regions Of Indiana Ohio and The
northern and western portions Of Pennsylvania and
New York, tho temperature win be below freezing
point Sunday night
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
YELLOW FEVER.
GALVESTON. \.

GALVESTON, Nov 90, 1875
The British brig Mystic Tie, Captain Peru, from
Cenfuegos Cuba November TO- arrived or the bar yes
crday ID ballast The captain reports to Dr. Blunt,
the Health officer, that his entire crew, includ-
ing himself in all, have had yellow
fever Three died in Cuba, died
this morning two are still sick, but
convaescing aud three, including the captain, have
recovered and are on duty The vessel anchored a
mile outside OF quarantine station and DR. Blunt has
placed a nurse and watchman on board the duty OF
the latter Is to prevent communication with the shore
shipping until the vessel has been fumgated and
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
THE WRECKED SCHOONER.

NEWPORT, Nov. 20, 1875
The wreckng schooner Young America has returned
here from the schooner Robin reported in the HERALD
as laundering by coming In contact with Whale Rock.
Ii Is reported that the vessel lies on the west side Of
the rock Of the track Of vessels and badly
broken up and gong pieces. The making
a clean breach her. Wreckers unable to do
anything with her except the saving Of her gatop-
sails The sails were badly washed and split She
Will prove q total loss. was an Old vessel.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE IN coUN-
cM-oBJEcT OF AssEMBLAGR.
DETROIT Mich. Nov. 20, 1875.
The Michigan Democratic Central Committee and a
few prominent democrats, including democratic men,
bers Of Congress met here to-day.
Augustus Schen OF New York, chairman OF the
National Democratic Committee was present
OBJECT or THE AssBkBLAGE
Among other things the speakership question was
discussed Messrs. Durand and Potter two OF the Con-
gressmen, favor NJ r Kerr Tor speaker. Williams is
predisposed toward Cox but VIII abide the decision or
the Congressional caucus.
The democratic sentiment o. the State favors Kerr
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
FIRES.

store At Bellport owned and occupied BY UT
William corwp, destroyed BY FIRE On Friday even
ng, together with the stock The 81 the IRE i
unknown Loss building and stock about S., 900
insured i0r 81 600
William Sopcrs barn al Christian Hook WAS de-
Etroyed ly hre Friday night Tie barn iuli IL
hay. Loss about 81 900; insurance. u i believed
"a have been set nre.
boy, aged cght wears. named Peter Apple, mali
cousiy set ire yesterday evening. ~ load ~ hay
standing - The corner 81 avenue q ard Fourteenth
street The lay and wagon were nearly consumed be-
arrested
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
SPOKEN.

Bark whitehall Brl. Caldwell from Rochelle for New
York. date. &C.
Brig VIM Mexican from Baltimore for West Indies
no date lat 33 l. Ion IS ~ The Mex left Baltimore
Aug i6 for Berbice and has been reported missing
schr Hector from Bangor for Trinidad Nov 3 lat p 30
Ion 60 O2.
Nov TO- Is miles SSE of sandy Hook
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmaster are informed
that BY teezraphng the HERALD London Bureau ad-
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street. London - the
Paris once addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do ropera
Paris tho arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American aud all foreign vessels trading
with the United states will be cabed - this
try free of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Mei
ports will find the Paris Office she economical
and e Z rnodit itions for teIegraphing newA
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
THE MUNFORD MEMORIAL.

Tie resolutions by which the Western Union Tele-
graph Company expressed regret for the deccase ofs
Vice President the late Mr. George Hart Mumford
have been brought together in memorial volume ele-
Fantly written in both plain and ornamental ChrogTa
phy which rs % be presented To the family Of Mr. Mum
ford The work has been done by Mr.. q. A. Simpson
sdraughtsman the electricians Office ofthe company
and a memorial Of such skAl Is possessed but
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
BELOW.
Ship Arundel Castle tBr), from Calcutta 100 days
Bark L r stookeT, from Savannah.
SAILED.

Steamers Britannia m for Liyerpoo City Of BROOKLYN
(Br, do; Egypt Br, do: Mose (Cerl, Bremen; Italin
ton and Key West Geo w Elder, New Orleans; Hudson
do: Huntsville. Fernandina &c San Jacnto, Savannah
Tybee do, City OF Atlanta. Charleston; Regulator Will
mington NC; Wyanoke Richmond, &c: Richmond Nor
folk; John Gibson Georgetown, DC ships Cleopatra, Yo
kohama sonora san Francisco; barks Adolf Ger, Bre
men George (Br, Havre; Talsman Norl, Antwerp; He
os (Norl. London; Alice Campbell New Orleans; schrs
Rose Adria 81 Pierre Mart Jefferson Galyeston Sarah
Lucy, -
Wind az midnight NE.
barometer Al sunset 80 Is.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

rl- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEW YoRK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the colos red green RED from 20 the other
in succession miles distant Cap
tains vessels upon seeing this signal viii obge by
parng any they have ior the ship News
Department of tic HrRALn
Persons desrous o communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier 10 ! Last River New York.
Letters received from an parts u the world promptly
hvcred- Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
TyIL JUSTICE SENTENCED

Justice q lhe Peace Howard o has' Ne~ ork' VINO
.,a,,,. ,ound guilty. BY jury iu he Kings county
ys of n.aifeaSanco n ofnce for Illegally
..,t.a,, vho was tried before him. was sen.
80 -. toore Yesterday. The sentence u the
tn'a ~ ~ y 40 and u default q he payiHent
hereof ne VS. = ee eSsSa'a SsSe n ~ s'J osse &
nVNu etlsst t ~, 80, vdsy next 10 pay hs hne He
,,s a.,ee uI ,gs he wou n me Reantme appeal TO
4 h4.hut rnnft from the ~ VIII
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
COMPLIMENT TO JUDGE MErcALrE

Ssman elect on the occasion Of Ills retirement nom
~ county judgeship which he has oiled or tue past
,.,. zen rears will take place on Wednesday nevt
49, Nrlving eve a Hodges Hotel, richmond
m'@th we T0mpkins wil preside,
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
BROOKLYN Navy YARD.

WAsIHvGrox, Nov co. 1875.
The Board u Naval officers, composed Of Capt viii
liam G. Temple Commander chard w. Meade and
Civil Engineer b r Chandler appointed by the secre-
tary of the Navy INQUIRE the advsablity Of dis
posing or portion % the site occupied Dy the Brook.
Ism Navy Yard - the city III Brooklyn for marx pur-
poses, have reported against such action.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
NEwARK's WATER TROUBLE.

Ttube with Their water supply Yesterday break
discovered in The High service Reservoir. ou south
Orange avenue and i Was found necessary 70 et on
nca4y all the water IL VIII ho some time before the
leuk can be examined and repaired and n tho moan
anne that portion % the city winch s supulcl from
she damaged reservoir VIII De proporuoualcly enaan.
nered IN case Of Gre.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
WHALEAIEN.

Arrived at Barbados 80 bark Cicero PennimaD OF
Nh from a cruise tand sailed.
letter from Mrs Capt Manchester Of bark John West
az NB reports Michaels Oct ~ barks Lam.
Ger Dowden Nh 100 bb p oil Pacific Borden do, $50 sp
on board; A r Tucker Baker, do 100 50 do.
letter Wicks late Of bark Greyhound Of West
mort dated st Helena Oct o. states that he TO sail
the 18th Tor whaling cruise in bark Elizabeth, Of st
Helena.