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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-29

TIE Longest HoRsE RACE ON REC
ORD. We were shown Yesterday what
professed to be an account of the longest
horse race on record, which does very
we'll for those who know no better. The
longest and one of the best races on record
came of at Deer Lodge, Montana. in the
wear 1870 aud was won by Lizard. Russ
SCOTS bay horse. Russ has the horse
yet and is willing to put him against any
horse to-day.on the same conditions on
which that race was won. Lizard carried
rs pounds that day GU miles IN four
hours and twenty-eight minutes. Jim
McGovern, now in Phoebe, was time
keeper, and is ready to attest the race
we'll and fairly won. There are plenty
of Montana boys working in the Ray
moud & Ely who saw the race and are
willing to back Lizard for any reasonable
amount. This lays over the Texas race,
which was more of scrub than race,
of forty eight miles in five hours and
half.
SHAM wINE.-A gentleman who is in
the habit of taking cocktail about the
break of day called in one of our saloons
Yesterday morning before the regular
barkeeper had arrived; Chinaman was
in attendance, cleaning up and waiting
on the bar. Our gent called for his cock
tail, which was mixed, and before put
ting in wine (some people don't like
wine in cocktails) he asked the gent if
he would have some "sham wine in it
(meaning champagne), the reply was no,
he wanted genuine. The Chinaman
evidently hit the nail on the head in re-
gard to a goodly quantity of wine sold.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court
met yesterday at 10 a. m, pursuant to
adjournment. The trial of A. W. Max
we'll was continued. JAS. Duff was on the
| stand-his examination occupied the en-
tire day. Court meets again at 10 a. m.
| to-day,
JUsTICE's CoURT. BY consent of coun-
Gel for defendant and plaintiff the testi-
mony of Solomon in his suit against
Rich was taken before Judge Allen last
evening" as Solomon intends leaving on
this mornings stage for San Francisco.
NEVADA CENTRAL RAILROAD. The first
trim of cars loaded with ore passed over
the Nevada Central Railroad yesterday.
the humber of cars being thirteen, each
containing five tons of ore.
We learned yesterday that q party in
Phoebe had received a letter from San,
McAdams, formerly hospital steward in
Phoebe, and that he was in Rio Janeiro,
Brazil.
The following passengers will arrive
by the Hamilton stage of this evening
Edna Griffith Mabel Clifford and Judge
Fuller.
The Salt Lake stage arrived last even
ing at s o'clock. The wife and daugh
ter of A. T. Eastland, of Bullionville
were passengers.
DURING the trial of Maxwell yesterda,
one of the attorneys engaged in the cas-,
was fined by Judge Rives for contemp
Of court.
The funeral of Iceola 4. Dakin take
place from the residence of her parents
McCannon street, to-day at 10 o'clocl
q. NJ.
DON'T, TOMMY DON'T Weiderhol
e. Goodman have for sale some of tn
) Don't, Tommy Don't !" pictures
Dun star-gazers are nightly notin
nocturnal meteors.
| A STORM is looming up. Look on
| when the loom eliminates.
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Pacific Coast.

BEAvsR, u, Oct. 2S-It showed here
for several hours to-day.
HAMILTON, New :, Oct. 2S.-Commenced
showing and blowing at 10 last night.
2P. M.-Clearing up.
EuRRKA, New, Oct. 28-2 p. NJ Been
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-29
Foreign News.

LONDON, Oct. 28.-Bullion in Bank Of
England decreased s17O. 900 during the
past week. The proportion Of Bank
reserve to liability is Az per cent.
Bullion gone into Bank on balance to-day
100000.
Rafael Bros, merchants Of this city
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-29

have failed; liabilities three hundred
thousand dollars.
PARIS, Oct. 2S.-Specie in the Bank of
France decreased $3.50. Geo francs in the
past week
TORONTO, Oct. 2S.-To-day is appointed
day of thanksgiving throughout On
tario and is being observed as a general
holiday. Business is entirely suspended.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-29

Rates payable In United States gold
coin or its equivalent.
All Consippments Of Goods Forwarded with
promptpess and Dispatch. No ForSyartling
or Commission Charges.
Mark GooLa Care 'tE. 4 p. II. r."
s,s.u WE. GRIFFIN, Agent,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
by HUGH WRITES SALT LAKE LINE
Mrs Mable Eastland and daughter.
DEPARTURES.
ny GII.MFR 4 sALTsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
RIP DAYTON W II Spencer
Esther Davis A J Barnes
W F Griffin
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-29
DELINQUENT SALES.

Newark Mining Company. - Lo.
cation OF principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of WORKS. Ely
District, Lincoln County, Nevada. = VOICE
There ia delinquent upon the following ger .,,
cribed stock, Oh account of assessment mo, ~
levied on the fourteenth day of September, Iotos
the several amounts set opposite the nah'es VI
the respective shareholders, as follows
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-29
s,x FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
San FnAsoIsco. October IS
MORNING SAILS

BAN FuAEClsCo, OtttNtI .
MORNING SAILS
a2so ophir-3s ssh s77s $3.50
as Mexican-l6kb5 l6i4 los 10
51n Gould x Curry-l6 10 : los .,,,,
11S0 Rest 4 Belcher-3S 81 g 5eS ~ - = iuO5o
S7b3O 3sOS0
100 Savsge-e9 -
5i5 Choliar Potosi-6i IS CSs 65
I25 Hale K Norcross--sO
7lO Crown Point-21 q = 25b3O
los Yellow Jscket-75 76 "a
44O Imperial-l0 l0A l0a
50 Empire Mill
80 Kentuck-I4 1871 1874 1873
l45 Apha-E
IS Belcher-l7I IS l7&
40 Confdence-20 1914
10 Sierra Neyada-l2S
SOS Justice-2a 29&
31j Overmxn-44 AK 40 4+%
1875 Seq Belcher-15 "a
100 Exchequer-4
$50 BuIlion-45A As 40 AN AZ
oIl5 California-53 53bS 52A 20
465 Con Virginia-24S IA y $50
l75 Silver Hills IA
1870 Dayton-6 ~
$50 Baltimore Conf
l70 Caledonia-I5 16 lG1s
100 Challenge ,,.
os5 Julia-16R II II y lGa 10 II a los
g25 Union Conf y = "a
2O5 Lady Bryan-lAs
AFTERNOON SALES
GO Meadow Valleys 7S
li5 Raymond 4 Ely-2S14 "a
405 Eureka Con-l3 l2A -
$50 Belmont-lh
$50 n X Con-59s
800 Leopard-l0a lGA
2260 Gila-3A 81 so
CO Jefferson-4h
100 Rye Patch-1
100 Jackson-l16 "a
90 FL Dorado Soulful
panf
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
EUROPEAN SPORTING NOTES.

Count Castillengo and Sgnor Bosi have purchased
several fine stations and brood in Lincolnshire
for King Victor Emmanuel Nineteen very choice ami
mails have been thus collected Among them is the ccle
brated stallion Carlton bred by Lord Hawke, by Stock
well out OF Midsummer by Melbourne He is dark
chestnut, sixteen hands high, and is horse of great
muscular power He purchased from Mr. r.
Davy. Among the thoroughbred mares purchased may
be mentioned Laverna and vivette, bought of Captain
Skipworth Margaret and Satisfaction bought Of Mr..
G. Walker and Lady Bureigh and Millie bought OF Mr.
w. r. Brockton. Other purchases from
Mr. g. II. Bromley, Mr.. W. T. Sharpe, Mr. f. c. Mar
shall Mr.. l. Thornton and Mr.. J. Weby.
A valuable horse known Faust, the property of
Sir George Chetwynd, Bart, while being ridden by
gentleman named Tomlinson December /, with the
Atherstone hounds met with d serious accident While
taking fence near Thorpe 1t became impaed
stake throwing its rider. who, however escaped
hurt The injuries to the animal OF serious
nature render it necessary that it should be
mediately destroyed.
A very large and interesting meeting OF the Inter-
national Gun and Polo Club was held the Sd inst. at
Preston near Brighton, and, although IL showing
eramme was successfully carried out. The principal
feature sweepstakes ut handicap distances for
silver goblet which competed for at six birds eaeh
There fifteen competitors, and eventually Captain
Forester Leighton, who alone brought down all his
birds the cup and f20 the optional funds Sew
eral other sweepstakes also brought to issue
the winners being Captain Leighton Captain Sidney
Mr. C. J. Eden Mr. V. +. BENEFIT Stanton, NJ. r., Cap
tain Burrowes Mr. Moreton Frewen and Mr. Booth
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

BLOCK ISLAND. RI. Dec ii. 1875.
letter has received from the Assistant Signal OH
Washington In response petition for the esab
fishing signal Block Island saying that he
had directed by Meyer say that he thought a
rests the following the closing part of the
same -"Whie he (Gen Meyer is convinced that the
mercal of country demand the speedy estab
lishmen of toegraphc communication between this Office
important isolated points the coast regrets
that the limited appropriation for the signal service will not
admit of the attending the construction
of the necessary line The charts showing the line in
vicinity of Block Island have been examined with
Of supplying you with approximate estimate of the
expense Of securing tegraphc communication with the
island The direct line to the mainland from
north extremity OF the island point midway
Point Judith and Noys Point, distance little
miles. From the cable landing the railroad
where presumed teeer raphic may made
about five and with the five miles Of wire the ISL
and will require for the entire line, ten miles of cable
500 mile and twelve miles of wire at from 500 to
$3.50 mile"
The only obstacle then for establishing signal Office at
this important point the expense but It hoped this
er viii prevent the carrying out OF the proposed
prise.
letter also received from the Secretary the
New York Chamber Of Commerce ANNOUNCING that the
titon for the signal station at Block Island had
had been signed, only by its president. but
by the presidents of all the marine Insurance
pnnies In that city and by the leading shipping merchants
engaged in the trade The States
Washington will do all they to induce Congress
make the appropriation and II safe predict
that the day not far distant when this dot the am
will be blessed with the desired object.
The life saving stations twoD at this place In
proper working order and 1t is anticipated that they will
productive of beneficial results along eastern
coast needed them more than Block Island
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
Sun AND MOON.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 15, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer City OF New York CBr Lochead Liverpool via
oueenstown-John @ Dale.
Steamer Holland tFr. Simpson. Loud0nF W Y Hurst.
steamer state OF Pennsylyana tBrl, Knight, GasgowA
Baldwin A Go.
steamer Nuphar tBr. Wallace Hamburg -Benham a
Bovesen.
steamer South Carolina, Nckerson, charleston-J W
steamer Pioneer wakely Wilmington. Nc--wm Clyde
A Go.
steamer Philadelphia DAVIS PnIadclphia-Ias Hand
Bark Chattanooga Freeman Melbourne MAILER Que
reau.
Bark Eta Loring, Loring Melbourne--Arkel Tufts
Bark Anna tSoo, wingsard Gloucester, E-Funeh Edye
4 60
BARK Queen (Bp, conry. Newcastle on Tyne-Boyd 4
HiuCkcn.
Bark Condor Nor. cnristiauseu, Dubln-Bockmann,
BarI Laia Csr, McSein Cork o. Falmouth orders
Heney Parker.
Bark Maria lswe). Tilman, Marseiles-Funeh, Edge
Brig Catello Giro GtaD Andrea Constantnope Funeh
Brig FayorIte Woodward Ponta Pue-H TrowbrIdges
Sons.
brig chas sparks, Bradley Havana Ward co.
schr kochekO Jasper Aigiers--F Talbot 4 90.
Schr Mary Douglass, koln, Maranham-G Amsinck
Co
schr Isaac oliver Panncil Mlragoane--young smith
scrr Adam Bowlby Jellson. Jacmel-A Nones & Go.
schr Mary Whitham Austin, Cape Hayuen X Murray,
Jr
scbr FRANKLIN Miller. Galveston -Tupper a Beatte.
schr Ann 4 Valentine Potter Jacksouyille-Bentley,
Gillrrslccyc " 90.
schr jacob stamler Crystal, Chareston-Boyd
lIiuekcn
scnr same burton burlcy. staniord-stamtOrd Manuiac-
4 q
The New York herald., 1875-12-16

hretheren. Dublin catina r. Sutora Liverpool; Pa0nA
iomhnovich, do; Usko Lungrst, do Yalkynin, Peersn
dublin Erragon, Weber. Liverpool, del Boschette.
raragale. do; Kong Eysten, Eviksen Londonderry; 81
Hull. -
RkyAL, Nov 2s-Arriyed. Knight Templar (Br, Kirby
RosTocT Nov y Sailed. Frida Lehment Glaeveck, Mes
RoCHEFoRr, Dec 3-Saiied Giles Ioring Anderson Ton
nay -Charente. e
sailed NOV 80 Attla. johnson New York
SHIELDS, Dec 3-Saed, Annandne for Mobile: Sanehc
Sao Zoos ~, for Philadelphia -
Del. '' '''s'' "
SrrrrIS Nov 20-sailed Graf Moltke. Oblf Sax York
ST NAzARE, Dec l-Sailed. Nornen Svensen Wilmington
Nc ' "i"s'-7
TRALFE Nov 3o-sailei, Prospero Repetto Baltimore
Prospern Porosa do.
York -
WATERFORD Doc 3-sailcd. Rachel BunchIn, Phnadel
phfa
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY DECEMBER lG

when he went 70 the canal. A. he was name
- them 10 any time under pressure ni circumstances
the trouble All organic diseusc. but exhaustion
which might lead 10 impaired mind he MAS airaid
that the impairment shown IS the Doctor might lead 70
soening of the brain as il Was exhaustion Of the
nerve force
aud added that one OF the srunge iancles O the de-
was piece IN his room, and whatever he
looked az would change INTO something else; one day
his little daughter entered his room, and
Ia the mind or the deceased she assumed some
horrible shape, but he would not tell what II
was he would say al times that he saw strange FORMS
and would halloa out There II is there IL Is ~ he
attempted. time, 70 jump out Of the window; his
haucnalions might develop at any time into insanity,
and they might be regarded insanity the last words
deceased said TO witness were, II have much
trouble. ~
z G. Wells, druggist testified that the deceased had
sometimes used elixir guaraLa II too much OF II were
used II would make man wild; It ls used for head
aches, &c.
An adjournment took place until tomorrow Thurs
dayl
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
DIR. DUNHAMs DEATH.

NEw BRrSswicg, y. j., Dec. 10, 1873
The coroners investigation into the circumstances
which led to the melancholy death Of Dr. Durham
resumed in this city o-day. large number Of wit.
nesses examined, and the driit " the evidence
strongly supports the theory Of suicide
Dr. Baldwin read the report OF the medical commits
SION appointed to examine the body which as fol-
lows
That the commission have agreed TO report that
they have found evidence OF physical violence upon
the body OF DR.. Charles Dunham
Secondly, that the appearances found Indicate that
IN all probability the Immediate cause Of death was by
drowning
Dr Baldwin testified that ho attended Or. Durham
two years ago, when be suffering from severe
headache; he had inhaled chlorOorm about the lst OF
September; lie found hm complaining OF thrObbing IN
ms head he had great dincuty IN speaking; the de-
ceased had hauCnailons. aud barrels ana weights
10 the room sc. he advised hin a. 90 away aud OBJ
tain rest which he needed, he thought the Doctor
was danger q breaking down with exhaustion Ot tile
BRAIN which might Jc dangerous to his intellect;
the deceased was aitcrWnrd quite sick, no
may have been laborng under dclusion
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANrwERr DecL4-Arrived. bark slo (Nor. Tellefsen.
Boston.
BRIsroL. Dec I5-saied barks Dextcrous dsr Farmour
er, Philadelphia; Irene (Nor, Jorgensen Darien.
BELFAST, Dec 14-Saed bark Arado Aus), Tarabochia,
United States.
BREMEN, Dec l4-Arrived, barks Henry Gen, Minssen,
New York Schiller Ger, Goisten, do
BORDEAUX, Dec 12-Arrived bark Argonaut Nor, olsen
New York.
CARDIFF, Dec 15-Arrved schr Sophia Kranx Dyer Ca
lais, Me.
Sailed l5th bark Emma @ Litchfeld Hayden, st Jago
CUBA.
COLOMBO Dec 4-In port bark Buston Vale (Br), Auder
son, Tor New YORK, ready to sail.
GgEESocK, Dec l4-Saed ship Poeahontas (BI. Boag,
New Oreans bark Laurel (Br), Pensacola.
Arrived 18th, bark Kenilworh Br), Bali, Pensacola
GIBRALTAR, Dec ARRIVED bark Sandy Hook. Barstow.
New York before reported without date).
HURST CASTLE Dec 16-Passed steamer Hermann Ger,
Rechmann from New York for Bremen.
HAvRE, Dec l2-Arrived bark Lndesnaes (Nor) Tonne-
sen. Now York.
LIVERPOOL Dec 14-Arved steamer Texas (Br) Lauren
New Orleans; ship Neachus. Pearce San Francisco
bark Helen Sands, Bosord Norfolk; Ferdinand Brumm
Ger, yoss. Mazatlan.
Sailed 18TH steamer City Of Bristol (Br, Ellison Phla
delphia.
LONDON Dec l4-Arriyed. brig Venus CNor. Andersen.
Wilmington, NC.
Cleared i5th ship Victory (Br) Watson, United States
LYNN Dec l4-saied. bark Gipsey Queen tBr) Mont
gomery United States.
LONDONDERRY, Dec 14-Arrived bark Vesta (Nor),
Grunde Baltimore via New York.
LIsBoS-sailed, ship Marianne Porp, Sivertsen, New
York bark Germana (porp, Pellica do.
MovILLE Dec 15Arrved steamer Anchora (Br), Munro
New York for Glasgow.
sMARsELLEs Dec l4-Arrived, brig Dirigo. Coffin New
York.
NEwRY Dec l4-Arved. bark Divico (Nor), Jorgensen,
Baltimore.
scrLLY, Dec 15-OR ship Geo Hurburt, Masson Mo
bile for Grimsby
Arrived In the Channel 18TH ship Mariana VI port,
Santos Philadelphia for Antwerp barks Annie Weston
Wnsor Coconada for London Francesca Chiazzaro qta
Pzxardo, New York for HULL Hilda Nor, olsen do for
Bremen; schr Joseph Souther Watts, Daren for -
TRIESTE, Dec 9-Arrived bark Caroline Gnlatola Qta),
Quarto, New York.
LONDON. Dec 15-Shp Baltimore GER at Bremen from
Baltimore reports having passed Nov IL in Ion Al
bark Strasund GER Oehibers London for Phadel.
phia with loss of maint opgsllant mizzenmas
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
CHESS.
GREAT ENGLISH PLAYER ARRIVED IN THE
CITY

GREAT ENGLISH PLAYER ARRIVED IN THE
No little excitement has been caused among chess
players here by the arrival in the city of The dis,
tingushed English expert Mr.. H +. Bird This
gentleman Is well known TO all amateurs Of the game
by his matches with such European players AS
Steintz, Falkbeer, Wsker Macdonne and other FIRST
rates. Mr. Bird will stay in New York about month,
and has already tested the skill OF many best
contested. On Tuesday he played three
games with Captain Mckenzie, who is by
universal consent acknowledged TO be the best
player in America In the lrst game Mr. Bro had the
move and played the Ruy Lopez attack After long
and tenacious defence Mr. Mckenzie assumed the
offensive and scored well deserved game. The second
game was q Scotch Gambt IN which Ar Bird early OBJ
sion. In the last game Mr Bird offered the Evans
Gambt which Mr. Mckenzie accepted and played what
Is known as "the compromised defence" After an
obstinate struggle in which the principal pieces
cleared from the board Mr.. Bird missed oppor-
tunity of winning, refused to draw and finally lost
game which the most brilliant OF the three. Mr.
Bird visited Brooklyn last evening as the guest Of the
Brooklyn Chess Club
Chess players will be pleased to learn that three of
the best players in Europe-Messrs. Stenitz, Black
burne and Zukertort-will probably take part in the
chess congress be held in connection with the Pha-
delphia Centennial. The Rev e. A. MacDonnell one of
the finest English players, has also intimated hls m
tention OF being present that occasion. Mr. Bird
will also return If his duties permit and with the gen
temcn named, Mr. Mckenzie and other resident
players tho event will be marked one in the history
OF the game
In the match between Mr. Alberon OF New York,
Mr.. Ensor of Buffalo, at the latter city the
stood at the last accounts to in favor OF the New
York PLAYER.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
ARRIVALS.
kkfoRTED ny THE herald sTEAN YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITKSTONE TELKGRApH ItNR

RKfoRrED ny THE RsRALD srKAx YACHTS ASD HERALD
wHIrksfoNE TELEGRAPH I1SR
steamer Russia tBrl Cook IAverpool Dee aud Queens.
steamer Wieand GER, liebich, Hamburg Dec aud
a're 4h, with mdse and 100 passengers TO kunhadt
steamer Brashear Forbes New Orleans Dec 4 with mdse
steamer knicserboeker Kembie New Orleans Dec o. with
mdse and passengers 10 Clark Seaman.
Steamer bemarle. Gibbs. Lewes Del with mdse the
schr bessie Dickinson Dickinson Fernandina 81 days
with yellow pine 20 John Ross Jr vessel g master ~.
lumber q W Parks; vessel 90 Parsons x Loud
schr Mary II Hand Hand WILMINGTON Nc. days. with
schr Eclipse. Conkln Richmond.
ssRr ssRr GI.ssa Gffs b6ss@ DARBY Efn%Gad yi4r"is
schr LANYARD, voorhees,, Virginia
schr olyphant, Truax. Virginia
schr chingarora, Jacksons Virginia -
sehr John slusman, scn, Georgetown. Dc for Proyi-
schr VIM Hilton, Weaver, Georgetown, DC, for PrOyi.
sehr Geo Tauane. Adams, Baltimore.
yS- Bark Liburna (Norl. which arrived 18th and an
chored AT Sandy Hook came mp to the city 18th AN
s Bari M Alsxsnasr Keith Dr. which arrived & and an
ehored at sandy Hook came mp TO the city 10Th An
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Thetis Young Providence for New York
Steamer United states D@sis Fan River FOR New York
schr L Brown sackeit. Providence for Haverstraw.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Daisey, Mccarthy. New York for London Z.
sehr 4 Bartlett Parsons, Alexandria for AeT Haven
scr Florence Lockwood. st John, Georgetown for New
Haven
schr L Hawley. Tyler, weehawken for Norwich.
Sckr Orzmbo. Guptill Hoboken for Boston.
Schr J Russ, Norton, Weehawken for New Haven.
Schr Mary smith Green, Georgetown for New Haven
schr Lizzie, Taylor, Hobokcn for New Haven.
Schr VIM Gilluin, Mehaifey Ioboken for Boston.
schr Mary Hamilton, McGrath. Hoboken Tor New Ha-
ven
Schr II Wilson, Clark. Hoboken for Norwich.
Schr Clerissa Allen. Hoboken for Providence.
schr Adde Avery, Ryan Baltimore tor New Haven.
Schr Babcock Babcock, New York for Greenwich.
schr II Mnrlor Wines, Georgetown for New Haven
Schr John Slusman, Chambers Baltimore for New Haven
Schr T. Darling. Darling, New York for Providence.
Schr w ID Hilton Mathews New York for Boston.
Schr Srainard Trbbe Port johnson for Providence.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16

Bs-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw YORK
HERALD has adopted stneushng Coston night signal
use board the HERALD yaeht showing while burn
ing green red changing from the other
In succession and bc several miles distant Cap
tans vessels seeing this signal will obge by
pairing any marine news they may for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
pPerons dcsrous Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing AT addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht. pier No East River, New York.
Letters from all parts the world and promptly de-
iiyered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
TWEED.

There we're no new developments in the search for
William NJ Tweed, as the officials reticent. The
sheriff said that he had a cew which promised well,
and he seemed to be in very good spirits, though
his troublesome hunt for the fugitive approaching
a crisis Il is understood that the Sherirs men be-
eve that they very close the tracks OF Tweed
Tuesday night, and that ho had escape
from capture. Beyond this there is nothing to say,
except that the belief 10 the rumorcd negotiations
gains more credence among those who ought to know
the real state OF affairs
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
WHALEAIEN.

Cleared at San Francisco Dec = bark Mount woIaston.
Mitchell. cruise
Sailed from DO probably 9th bark Aeors Barns, Hickmott
NIB 70 cruise. aud for the Arctic ocean IN tue spring
Al Honolulu Nov 20, barks Atlantic Brown, NIB, Tepg;
Europa Mckenzie. NIB; Jas Alen Keenan,. do; Java I'd
Fisher do; Cornelius Rowland, Homan, do; Flyaway,
Spencer, Honolulu Arctic Whitney, do; brig Onward,
Gflley. do
Capt Cole Of bark John Rowland OF NB.
ports Payta Nov Z having taken $40 bbs and aO
Do VII oil since leaving Bay OF isands0O sp and 1901 do
VIII oil all told.
a letter from Capt Rowland Of bark Andrew Hicks, Of
Westpor reports her Sc Mchacls Oct 81 With 400 bbls
oil this season.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by teegrAphing the HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No i6 Fleet street. London to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera
Paris the arrivals aud departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabled to this
country free OF charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med
ports will lind Paris Office the economical
and expcdtous for telegraphing
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
SPOKEN.

Oct = no lat, &c
Bars uarnarvon Castle tBrl from Liverpool for Nalpa
ra,so anu san Francisco, Nov 26, lat 40 y, Ion w
Bark Canny Scott r Bartlett from New ofk for Ado
lAide, sept ~, lat Al N, lon
Bark Wilhelmine tGerl fran, Iivarnooi
Francisco, Sept 80, lat 20 ~ S Ion ~ 10
Bark arfroJord (Nor) New for Japan Sept 10 lat
> s. lon 10 W. 'N' ST - -
schr Minnie Repper Pensacola for Philadelphia no
dnt nc 4 DAYS