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New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

hut after intmatiou from the chairman thni
the authority Of the Committee would be enlorceo tne
following ELECTED: The deposit wes made IN lsof :
the compensation paid MIR Irwin. the stah ire,er
that time The witness being reminded tLat ht;
kemble and not Mr.. Irwin. office In 1867, SAID
thai II during Mr. frwins administration that ne n'u
reference 70. The witness then asked WIN
whom the deposit had been made. He ue,
cned to answer this question unless c0Inpeheh
do The chairman insisted upon his answering ~
unless his answer would crimnatc himself nc tnen
gave the name of George Brubsker Of Lancaster Inc
deposit 10000 He did not know how long Bfu,
baker bad the money. His Information was obtained
from q Son -in-law OF Bruhakcr. now licensed
John W. stclman testified in reference 10 inc f'joZ
TRANSACTION that Scnk having transacted legal business
for Mackey he StohmaDj, without Mackeys knOwledgr
voluntarily paid the money He aftervard informed
Mackey OF what he had done and the latter did not ma
fault with him.
O. Can you explain this entry in your cash book dated
April "a 1869 Common wealth OF PenDsy wanna;
Brlibaker. Amount NJ : \. Weys note. rlO,l33 - =
A. This tie Treasurer paid this note that we
held against =. 4. Wiley ind r-ed by Geo. Brubak,r
O. Was Il paid with FUNDS Of the commonwealth A
Yes, sir.
T. H. ROnch Of Lancaster testified that the SUIT Oy
Msckey against him. ia which 1902 was paid was on
prOnIssOry given by ROncn some ave years DeiOe
The Committee adjourned until Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
MIR. BEEcHEEs FRIDAY NIGHT TALK.

JCHN's PREACHING N TIE WlLDERNESs-iTs IF
rEcr On TUE sCIIBGs AND PHARISEEs.
Mr.. Beechcr's regular Friday night prayer
meeting in tne lccturc-room Of Plymouth Church had
the usual lrgc at Hdance last evening The meeting
seemed 10 be more distinctly a Plymouth church
prlyg-InernC than the rcviaCs one, Tor there were
fgcr strangers and the familiar faces every sab
bath in the church made NJ very large part OF the as
scpy Cathcn ne Bccchcr Mr. Breche-s sister, sat ~
the loo of the steps leading t. the platform ON the
i!1t 'orm beside the PaStor were Mr.. gilbert, Nllian
Ecerhor and Deacon Howard. The 5o3d hymn IN the
ply,ponth Collection was sung. Mr EGscrton then
l1.vcG; the -90th hymn was sung. and Dr. Wmtc
rray ed Tor Divine Dressing on the church
fl the course of the evening" talk MI Bcecher SAID
IT. ministry of John the Baptist made not only pro
f,iud ,-ipr,ss.nn upon the imagination ~ the Jewish
p-oIr at that time. but profound impression On the
inl of Jcsr. John Kind oi phenomenal preacher
rt there Wi- good dca of reason "hY those p"lshru
Icy of the temple ana Of the synagogue 81 Jerusalem
l.uld look upon him with great ds;aste. When they
heard that IA re- had broken OGj 20 the southeast OF them
, ,r,t wonder and sent cmissarcs who returned and
,vt,oiurd WHY this Il q MIN Vho has not dwclt much
among refined people hc ~ coar-c fellow nc Ats never
been il tnc school oi the prophets 'hai j. certain me
ht4 has never EaI any education; ne MS never
been ~ rehEel % .oc',S 80 M n.erf was canel's hair
and he had q ieiihcr irie about Ills oiu', ana NJ sne
@ ~'s M how he lnuty-rocd Jews Who had mixed
yith fI Greek c- iliatiou and the Roman. looked wh
di.,tr uppu the ncursiOn NJ This rude rcorncr right
from tie WILDERNESS John said 10 them. Repent 0
votr .ius And since greed aud violence. AMI fraud
and vporrisy were abroad body Of ms exhortaiion
WIS vcTv hu:niatiIg IL dCc!aimed 10 the open air
yv;tbnrt building without ritual, without fOf'nay, ont
az his own sense Of apprOpriGt"ur-s. intensely ind-
ydna he did whether haf ever been done before or
MOI aud ynet lrr men liked D. or not. There were large
numbers of the -ribc- and PLrsgcs hat went down 10
uniIruizc John. 1t Will DO tins uhran here ome good
tn atyp them little lie has got Work 90 DO, ana 40
~ nIrbt Ia encourage him" And 50 iev eve offered 10
niu Inn little ana the Pharsec- and tie rjidu' ecs ht
,I, buuii
.ou uUto them: 80 generation of Nipei5, w ht ~
"A armed won 10 dee from the wrath 20 come Bfng tor II
therefore fruit meet fOr repentance ana now os" INC
as l. laid unto tine root Of The trees therefore every Tree
rh briucrth not forth good fl1it j. heWn down ana
c,sl INTO the rc" my impression that hn'h water
ya. moi used ON those and that JOhn vas more
odious in the temple than before.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
TIE Court OF ALABAMA cLAG,rs.

W,,uI~GTON. oct SIN the Court of Commits
.oner, Of the CLAIM, the following business was
For los. Of merchandise board the Electric spark de
stroy br the foda July TO- sol ihe folio" ing ugln' rs
-4-Evercit Lane, f2.3Oi - Ca" No 49S-Wm G. lonin
gius of NcwOrr.n.. 81 l,@lo tas. No LI99-EdWard
David aud James wallace New Orleans s51O- 80 Case
No j0 Leon Gandchsux Of SeS,prlean -i9V5l - C1se
Gnjsamucl G0uld NJ Boston. Mass f15S g. Case 70 5l
John Martin oi Sew York 500 81 case no 7'o-9heri
For 0 chanisc On h9ani HE Anna y >'hnldt dr
,troycd D! lhs Ala'A,h 3 , q, -, o. m ~ @ " - s5 n
pix OF Oahiouia S33 - COS. Fhaes tarru'h ~ Ro'
t,n s5si y. ease 6Oi W. k. Lewis * BIO Boston.
80 n ct.r 500 A. B. TWamniey kennebunsDOr Me.
charlie, pratt Williams Of NeYcrk loss in crown Point"
,inet si M II case G9j Albert lark ct a. G Boston
for o Of goods Lark Judgment for SS5S 20 case
i3J p b Eran Of Maine. Judgment fIr si4l %.
ia. Auua schmidt Nathaniel wilson ior chnadtr and
tbo nua cases the T. schmidt were Submitted on
aud oral argument o counsel cummings q
Baker IN latter appearing for the claimants and j. \
Cre.aen for IN, Uuiifd states
1hr regular second call Of the calendar resumed
No 2iG-r -rohin lId Davis agt United rtes. for loss of
rnr f.hinr S. boomer Ada Nh Paine FOR claimants.
No 2G6-A. Colin igt United states ior loss Of mer
~" It5"Fay Bros Of NewYork agt United States, for
loss % mrrclsnd.s 81 gu the trUwn Point sc
No l9I-Ic-ry j. >orn at United states for loss OF
30 2@7|AugrIst Hansco Of Francisco ag United
States. for loss Df personal effects.
30 282T iIctcnhotham art United states, for loss
of Inrrc handise on the commonwealth. ~
No S lanes Frank of Francisco agt United States
fnr los II mcTchlnd - on the crown Point aud
NO u Oscar Pass ngt United = tt com g on Tor hnAl
hearing submitted upon ne t inoll tnu proi
VI ol scl W q. Low Tor plaintiffs, and Frank W HacAett
for nied states. ...- -. ..
No 7j3-H. X. Cummings agt United states was submit
uron the Testimony aud oral argument OF counse-McG
j. Mitche-' q .or plaintiffs ~, - ,.u,.., Co... 49,,
ta9 Charles simon ag United states Tor loss o the
ackrtt Unite submitted on the iesu
uOny AMI oral argument O t0ni'rl
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
PENNSTLTAAII TREISCRI IAIE>TiG1-
TION.

ruF coMNTTE@ FAIgLY A. w"RR-INrpRIANrr oF
Iug MISSING yoUCHERs-A .LJCTAAT WINES.
STUMBLING ON INTERESTING FACTS.
HARrIsBURG, Penn, Oct. SIN the state
Treasury Investigation to-day d. c. Maurer. Cnief Clerk
of the Auditors GENERALS Department for nine years prior
Ia May SO testified that the missing vouchers Of s. H.
Walters late superintendent Of Public Grounds.
for so 900 had been regularly filed He could not
,ornt for their Disappearance. Their Of
a,certaning 20 whom or for what purposes the
money was paid 10 Walters, except by these vouchers
T. " Slocum. bOokkecpcr of tine late banking firm OF
5teluau GARRISON & 60. of Lancaster, produced the
booi. Of that firm. and testified that between April,
-,j- and April 1873 the deposits OF the different State
Treasures with the from - 1000 to 10000
II time aggregated SO 49, His ai"ntion was called
to IN eatry Of May 1, 1870, as follows To profit and
los. Paid stehmnn. int. 500" lie had supposed
this was Tor interest on a deposit hut was told by Mr.
aieban that Mr. Mackcy had ssd 70 hni that he owed
" w %henk AL attorney Of Lancaster. some Tees snd
costs In suit and Stehmin volunteered to pay it, aud
did pay IL. He slocum knew Of compensation being
pa,d by others than members Of tho firm 10
state 1reasurers for deposits other than thosc on
the books Tpon this paint. the witness' having
testified with evident rciue'anre hnally declined 70 an
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
Nru IInur oN rrE LANGMAIp nrRDER.

CONCORD, y. H., Oct. 8.-The excitement
over the Pembroke murder is revived To-day, Al
an early hour. Josiah Carpenter of Pttsfeld. went
10 suncook and informed Officer II!llrcth OF
some facts. which, II true. viii have an i'm
porant bearing the ease. He reports that
Miss Lake. Who taught school three years ago at
Pembroke and boarded at Lansmald' and has CORE
,pondaI since with hc deceased arrived at her home in
Chichester the dav following the murder When informed
of the tragedy she at once exclaimed " Bin Drew did
H." and stated that Josie Ianguaid tod her Drew had
several time. grossly insuted her and threatened, II she
told her father. he would kill her and cut her
into inch pieces. officer Hildrth visited Miss
Lake and she will testify before the CorOner's
inquest tomorrow. Drew still protests has Innocence
md does cEhibt the least anxiety or nervousness ~
hs un,iion pair Of stockings were found to day near
the scene Of the murder They were evidently worn out
and east asiue although they may add something TO the
case II said tla Drcw has for years carried about hIs
prr-ll sharp dirk KNIFE ana II cannot DC found now
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

Ea94 q @ s NJ Ii Ii @ Berry rgdtS s 2' "a 5ssf
Relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
without further notice Train leaves New York at 1915
bcrs street Ferry, va " and Y r. r.
cAsEon IRars9;y oct n = 9 a. NJ SeTLota ,, L l. EsteIla
Relatives ami friends are invited to attend her nersi
m The f4enGe Of @ her 1s be c5Fefr ea Cpes' snd Fulton
East New YOrk for ,ypTsss,aye at 1870 p m
1n Deborah n, wife Of Rcha Field, 7jt year Of
Notice Of funeral hereafter
daughter Of willard and Mrlyina D. Gregory aged year
li nS al % m The aisityGs and friends Of the an Ss 1rs
respectfully invited 10 attend.
GROSs-Ou "Wednesday evening Oct g. Charlotte A. daugh
rit5ye @ and fri1ds Of The family are re.ncc,,ouv in
y TO attend he fne?al services AZ brr ate e No m
100 East seventeenth St. on saturday morning 9TH INST. as
INGERsoLL-At Angler Point Island u Java board tho
bark VIII Mgdgrtt. saturday. June 26 1878. Lorin
r Of Lorn and ebecga T. LngTso oi this city IN The
18TH year Of ms
I,FAM-on we,l9esay evening Oct Katie Muller. only
daughter Of Charles H. and joanna A. Isham aged years
Frelds 81 the family ar inited @ to attend her funeral e
a N. Friends are requested not 10 send flowers.
MILLER Al The residence OF bis sonnsw. Rsv. n Ho,dn.
The relatives ad friends the family are respectfully IN.
ved to attend the funeral al the Methodist Episcopal
remains viii De inferred IN the Coutant Cemetery Now.
MULLANY-At ,riuagar cashnere. India on the 2sd Il
August last Jane Mullany daughter Of tho
James r. Mulany IN the 5yih year Oi Eer age.
PHELPS-At Hartford. Conn. oct s. at - n. HamphrG
phrlp. m the m ye.r of his agr.
Funeral to-day saturday, St 3 p m.
SkILLAAN-Wednosd SHAY evening, oct 9, 1875 Martha D..
only daughter of Abraham D. and Caroline T. >Aunau.
Funeral saturday D. ~. from the Il
heg parents. West TwelftlI-st.
STICkLE-A Rocsaway. MoTris County y J.. Thursday.
= Barnabls King sickle. m tie js year o ~
Funeral services the Rockaway Presbyterian Church
Monday, oct. II. at lU9 a. m.
VALENTINE-At her residence Glen Cove. T. l., sixth
iay tenth month -h. Elizabeth NJ, wife John f. Yacn.
zine. in rho 4th u her
The relatives and rcls family respectfully
fn attend funeral Friends Meeting House
tnrcork l.. first day, 10th ~ II o'clock m.
Carriages will be IN waiting at L0Clst Valley station
arrival of the 9:}O A m. train from Hunters Point
WHEEL URIGIIT-On Thursday morning Oct. : Benjamin
r.. Whc.iwr ght. in tlir I'D year Of hls
friends of the family invited O. attend tho
- West seventeenth
sunday. oct. TO- at 1 ..
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

800 a. m.
LITEST FOREIGN NEWS.

THE WAR IN TURKEY.
sERy!A wARNED-rURKEY TO BE ALLOWED TO IN
WADE HER IL SHE Il AGGRESSIVE
BELGRADE, Friday, oct ), 1870.
The journals here state that the Powers nave
issued q note declaring that they viii not prevent
the occupation of Seryian territory by the Turks II
>eryia prOyokes it.
LDSDoS. Saturday. Oct. % :. III.
4 special dispatch to Tie Morning Standard states
that the Servan Deputies have met AT the residence
of Prince Milan and rejected motion for war by n
vote of 80 To 81.
CFDr ether Foreiyl Ye,os sre Ftrst Page
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
MARRIED.

COLNoCoRESsFs-BAL Liichneid. Conn., %
THURSDAY. !. by the Rev. Alex. Leonard. \. T. n
Lieut. Geo =. COyOcOrrsscs 4. :. y, TO Minnie Dgists
daughter OF Theodore T. Baldwin
DOWNEY- -FISHER-On Tuesday evening. Oct. g. - ths
BrOadN ay Tabernacle Church. by te Rev. VIM. NJ Taylor
D. d., Mary L., dauughier OF Nathaniel Fisher. 10 John r.
DOTncy, all ~ this CitY
EWING-RYNO Thursday oct at the residence of tho
brides father by the Rev. Thomas Mckee Brown Dr.
Henry Ewing, 10 Miss G. Augusta daughter Of Crowell
II 8ynO esq.
N-LOONTSAt the residence ~ the brides parents.
:, by the Rev Dr. j. ". Chadwick Mr..
Green 10 Miss AltcBi W. Loomis both Of Brooklyn.
LAND-FROTHINGHAM Non Wednesday, oct 6. by
Rev. J. W Chadvsk h. Francis H. Howland 10 Kate G..
eldest daughter Of Robert j. rockingham, esq all OF Brook
Ism. No cards.
WILSON AOIR-On the 7th lust, the residence
brides father by the ". W. Page Henry a.
Wilson Jrr Ia Miss Jennie A. MO daughter OF Mr John
Mulr. New York.
WRIGHT-RICHARD "Ridge View" Irvington on.
the. Hudson Oh Monday Oct g. 1870 by the William r.
AlgeT. d. D.. OF New-lOrk, Louis L. Wright ana Carrs
Isabel daughter Of Augustus Q. Richards.
wRIGHT-SILLIMAN- on Wednesday. oct g. at the rc.i.
parents. New Haven Conn., Rev
Leonard Bacon D. D., LID. Prof Arthur Williams right
Miss FORBES 5iilnsn, eldest daughter OF Prof
SLliman.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
TIE ncEAN YACHT RACE.
IaE RE.oLUrE AGAINST THR CoMET-CNFAVoRABLE
wFArHER-THE COMET WINS.

IHE RE-OLUTE AGAINST THK COMET -tNfAN oi'AILb
wFArHEB-THE COMET WINS.
The second of the races between the yachts
Comet and Reoue took place Yesterday over the Ne"
York Club course II was sailed IN hours minutes
and ~ seconds an excess OF minutes and IL seconds
over the time permitted by the rules Of the club FOR
race. This rule, however. well As all other CON
d,tions exccrt that OF "tne allowance" had
been waived by Alr Hatch before starting. The
contest.ng Yachts Rufus Ha,ch's Resoute and Wm Il.
Langley, Comet struggled with persissnt calm al; the
outset but finally crossed the starting line few mo-
nrns after the firing the signal gum about even AT
1919 They reached Buoy No 10 at 300 p IN. where
the Comet was moro than TWO miles ahead
of the ResOuie. At this point light breeze
favored the hindmOst boat. and IN about
an hour during which both vessels set up aud hauled
down nearly every fancy sail and spar on board the
Eslute overlook and passed the Comet soon after the
latter got the advantage Of the wind aud good breeze
carried her 20 the glt--hip closely followed Oy the
Ec,0ut. fhe two passed that point Nlthn three uilu
utcs OF each other, and started hone"51Id AT .
o'clock The stih breeze suited the Ec-0lute, ana
she raUidly ovcrhaUlcd her opponent, nut
rauidv lost her advantage when, soon after gelns
Inside of SANDY Hook. tho wind died away ana again
drifting became the order OF the day Al tc last mo
ment howeye. a brisk wind sPraug and the yachts
crossed the starting line 40 close tOgethSr
thai the iudCcs at the Clubhouse were unable
70 Judge owning t. the darkness which reached home
nrst though the prevalent impression scented 10 be mat
the Comet tired her gun something hike INFINITE 700 soon
The Comet however Won the race. she entitled 70
a1 received liberal time allowance as the sirof poa
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
JUDICIAL REBUKE OF TWEEDs DELAYS

JUDICIAL REBUKE OF TWEEDS DELAYS.
ATOMS OF HIS COUNSEL DESIED--GlE DE-
FFxDANT ALLOWED slvEN DAYS To ANSWER IN
The CIVIL SUIT.
As previously reported, the Supreme Court,
General Term vacated the order OF Judge DOnohe OF
dernr the People to furnish hill OF particulars III Ie
anti against Tweed and. IN vacating the order also
vacated the stay proceedings. So that Tweed was eI
- ~, only FIVE dsvs 10 nut in al answer. on tie settle
nrt Of the order his counsel asked that he should 10
be connrcd to merely answering but permi'tcu 10
answer demur OF make motion he might DC ADVISED
within the five days. The General Term has denied
this motion. but extended his time 10 seven DAYS 5'
tho following reasons for 80 doing:
The stipulation given by the plaintiffs attorney alter
the hearing of the motion at Special Term related IN
terms TO that motion. and obviously was given TO meet
the contingency of denial Of the motion lha stlpua-
ton was suspended by order adverse TO plaintiffs ana
which extended the defendants time 10 answer &c
mur or take any other action 10 which ne might Dc emu
ed until 90 days after the service Of an amended com
paint and of the bill of particulars That order mas been
WHOLLY reversed on the appeal There was ~ stay OF
painjifs proceedings hy The order ana inc slei lesa
result IL that the defendants time 10 answer OF uehu
has expired. The opinion OF the court Oh dpIrTal
directs that he have I'VE days 10 answer aIttf tle
service OF the order entered thereon the Defendant now
asks nave inserted III the order proysi ,o ,ne
that he uenui or take rich otht 'cOl as
ne entitled 10 wien the morton Nas ,e r., i ny
conceivable or nctitOriOus question Ol law or ct III ne
case can he raised b. answer Or on tue t.l ol an i5e
the true interests of TIE defendant REQUIRE mar me va"
f yi,nises ,uould terminate in decisive tlldl Oi the
merit We have the power TO compel TINS now. ana We
deem II duty Ia 40 so. contrary course oIcs .u
door for every form Of legal strategy 10 be display ed III
da.orv ucadngs technical motions ana cyaslons oI ne
final issue. indefinite period Mcanwhh1 tie or -
f,~iat may remain III Iaii miustly and unrriieNtu II
innocent or. If guilty, battling justice 10y using !oI lhi
Iup1,e tie proceeds # his frauds II is llin 70 Stop II
nnssibo this condition of things ana we shl lhtIuIt
irut nutblug but leave Ia answer TEr order VIII pro
vide that tbs defendant may ah""tr NlAu 'N'u 4 y,
which viii leave 70 plaintiffs tine Z" notcr lLt c'se lu
rial At Tie November circuit IN order ii cOuiOrhl'!
with this decision at once entered
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
HTDNIGHI WEATHER. REPC RT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE oF THE CHIEF -iGSAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, d. G.. Saturday. Oct 81 a. IN.
Synopsis f0T the pdsf - hours
The barometer Is highest IN the Upper Nils
sssipp Valley and the lakes, wnere cool northwest
northeast winds AMI partly cloudy weather prevail
uortboTy wds and stationary pressure prevails III the
Lower Missouri; ami ohio valleys ana thence 10 the CUR
with cooler clear weather, except in the Lower Missouri
Valley where rain has fallen rising barometer north
west 10 northeast winds. falling temperature and partly
cloudy her in the Atlantic states
The have fallen ut Memphis. NicksbrC. Nash
willie and C:nciuuat and risen az Chattanooga and Au-
gu-ta
PrDbablites
For the iO,cer lkes and he Atlantic '1es, riS'HD bdro-
efer tO northeast cdS c0ODieT, cicdr, or pdTty
cfOUdy reafher. trih frcT''sth frOstS.
For the Gull states, tennessee and the ONO valley,
rising harOineer stationary or faliuc temperature,
partly cloudy clear weather aud nOrtItascrly to
southeast,Iy winds. with possibly occasional rain from
T..N.I IL, r.nll a.nA
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

aossGrsa At saP ISos e, gd's T.. Antwerp sept H.
,riaI imp Hispa, Z snsisrs 20 sandy Hook fof orders
Bsrk sra lo PenDroke Corning. Bordeaux 80 days 10 o
B1s Eosnor Miller Ccf Nsssnu, Hiu S. Thomas 10 days
sohr Olivia OMurn Cof Psrrsboro N. 81 Reynolds. Went
worth. y. =. with plaster.
schr Adde HeDry Berry. Ncvbcrn. " c. daya win %
seSI ! FoSts crSs%sT ge9rg;tcwn t,. d5,n,, D6
sCHOOsERs-grvEg AND C0AsIwns
Peerless. Bristol 4. y smith. New Bedford
WIN. Farren, Warren :. b, Ives, sag Harbor
". Cummings. Cohasset. Hunter Dighion.
r. M nufield Portland. c. q. stsncliG. Portland o.
". J.. Hall, Portland Ct H. L. c. MinsH Plymouth
Game Cock, Milestone Point. Prudence tal h;yer.
6 H. Nordham, Portland Ct 9. Gilunt Portland, ct
Chase. Fail River. Mary r. Cook, Boston
A. Lawrence. Boston. H. :. Billings, Boston.
Ira faffriener. BOSTON. l. = Barnes, Boston
VIM. D Marwell Boston. II NilletIs Bostoa
T. Edwards, Boston Mary stewart, Boston.
NJ kC ~ BOSTON
Cerre Gordo New LONDON onward Kenneb,c Me-
J.G,worthinEton, Ne.Havrn. $. iaayon. view Haven.
4. Gurnsy New Haven. Kate Mclean. New Hayes.
D. d. Pitis Providence :. 81 Tyler Providence.
] : Tcrry, Proyidenee Jonn v arren Providence
Cotharine, Providence Florence. Providence.
Z. SAWYER Norwich. Wave Pawtucket.
ANCHORED At HART ISLAND.
Brig VIM Dobson Cof ST. John, " b.. from windsor ~ =.
schr Arctic from ROcklaud with lime
sSehr Aliee & oases from Garine, lar, Is, With lumber
% schr & Rival Du'on On rom Car siaGiner ne Min lumber
schr A C. Watson Of and from II John " b. with lumber
SAILED.
ship MAY Qucen. for barks Hex Tor Havre Olaf GlaA
FOR Cork Tor orders Hermone for PernambucO and Bahia
NOria for scrs Juliett. ioI Bahia L. v Clover Toe
Georgetown : g.. Elwo0d Doran. for
TIND-sunseE light. :. > W. cloudy.
MEMORANDA.
WNrsoR, Y. 8, Oct. sailed, schr Caledonia for Now
York
QUEENSTOWN Oct. 8-The Canard Line AlgeriA
from New FORK. aIriy yed ~ 8 D. N to-day.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Oct s-Salrd for the United states: Beltsta
A. Iarns worth >ungh 1into Fredig Juno Jacques Coou
- al ouln
the AltagT1cia. Investigator William
Hunter Wieland LeOcda Mercur Frank the latter
Arrived the eth kalervo, the
Cardiff Bengal j. r. kIanz. Acturus. Maria Clotsilde
Hall. Hilda, the latter Deal Garibsld. Douglass
castle sunbeam. Arrived out the 9Th inst. Advance
EgrrmOn the latter Whrhnven cyclone. Granville Belle
Alex Mcneil the latter Fn oath John Geddie aud W.
Putnam.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
EASE BALL.

The Athletic Club of Philadelphia and the
Hartford Bloc stockings played yesterday afternoon at
Philadelphia TAc Hartford Club took the lead, and won
The game easily 10y "a score OF > 10 l.
The Chicago White Stockings and the St.
Louis Brown Stockings played close game at ST. Louis
yesterday afternoon before large number Of spectators
The playing OF both clubs excellent The St Louis
Club won. after spirited contest by score Of TO =
The Hudson Club Of Jersey City and the
Hoboken nine played game Of eight innings ON the
Eysian Fields III HobOken, yesterday afternoon. Tho
game wAs WI played up the fourth inning. when the
Hossksn Club made nYo runs. earning four of the
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
END OF THE FRrAR's POINT WAR.

MEMPHIS. Tenn Oct. S.-The Fuars Point
war il, considered al end. The wnoie arar was
regarded here politicians bra"ls 4he Aod|''
Helena special saws sheriff Brown il stu there ana says
he viii not return TO Friar's Point and thit the negroes
there threatened 10 kill him II he does. Many negroes
trnrn oaboma County arc in Helena Chalmers IA en-
drVorug 10 surround Peasc aud capture hn II possible
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
INCREASED RAILROAD RATES.

CHICAGO. Get. S.-Rates on eastward bound
freight. Of the fourth class hav, been increased fol-
lows To Baltimore and Philadelphia. - cent, 20 New
York i0 cents 70 Boston, - cents These rates 10 into
opcration Oct H. II is increase of cents per 100
md.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

A washerwOman knocks al the door ol one
NJ the rnoms in south we'll known 10 man quietly
Keeping CHAIR down aud the following dialogue takes
nluce: Female" DO you want any Washing uoht
- vim digrty-"I I sm a tutor. Madam" Feinae-
ION. Of course then you Won't have any done- fAie
Record.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

II is believed that the revival viii prove unexnm
pied in the history OF Brooklyn.
For other Moody and S1Sy Sond Prg,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
THE STATE OF TRADE
uAVANA MARKETS..

HAyANA Oct spanish Gold 227 Ld22s Exchange dull
United states, so days currency li2d prem
short sight l6a ilS prem 90 days gold ltOal az prem
,horf eight i45ai4T prem London. l73flL5 prem on
PARIS l$G6lj- prem. sugar lu No II D. - Ao4iS1 teAs
per lrrUbl IN gold. 5A26I reals