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The New York herald., 1875-09-18
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
SUN AND MOO
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. II, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Germanc (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens
town-R j Corts
Steamer City Of Chester CBr Leitch Liverpool Queens
town--John q Dale.
Steamer The Queen C3r) Bragg Liverpool via Queens-
town. w j Hurst
Steamer Cornwall BD. stamper Bristol, E-W Nor
gan,
steamer Utopia CBr, Groat, Glasgow-Henderson Bros
steamer Amerique pr), Ponzolz,. Havre-George Mac
kcnZie.
Steamer Maynower, Davidson Phiadelphia-Jas Hand
ken.
Bark San Pietro QtaD, Brunette Queenstown or Fal-
mouth-Benham a Boyeson.
Bark yingoli Norj Nielsen, Queenstown Falmouth
Benham \ Boyeson.
Bark Faiken CNor Christensen, Rotterdam-Tetens
Bark Gauss CGer steengrafe Bremen-H Koop Co
Bark Martin Luther (Nor, Nielsen, StettinTetens Book
man 4 Co.
Bark Chcstna Redman. Redman Cadz-Parsons a Loud
Bark Pearl Ryder. Genoa-J II Winchester & Co.
Bark Edmond Gabrielle (Fr) Lechaux, Rio Janeiro-E
unkart.
Bark Atlantic Lanfare Barbados--H Trowbridges Sons
Co.
Bark Floka CNor), Michaesen Round Pond, Me-Funch,
Edge Co.
Brig Rovigliano qtaD Cacace, Mcssina-Lauro Storey
Co.
Brig Raven Nash Corfu orders-simpson, Clapp Co.
Schr n Hand, Doherty, Para-trancs Moran
Schr Gerrish, Armstrong, savanna la Mars De Cor
dova
sohr A Emerson Emerson Vera Cruz-A Mudgett.
Schr Fannie Williams, Spearer, CAibarien-Overton
Hawkins.
Schr F Farnham. Green Jacksonvlle-W Warren Ray
Schr Annie Booth, Boyles, Washington and Aexandra-
Van Brunt Bro.
Bro.
schr Rio Larrabee Machias-Wilson Godfrey.
Schr Florida, Thompson, Danyersport via BosonCandee
& Pressey'
Schr r1nis Depew Baker Boston-Chas living.
Schr Nuato Small Salem-S Snow
Schr Urbana, Allen, Provdence-H w jackson Son.
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
PUBLIC SCHOOL SCANDALS.

THE HoIIINs EXPOSURES IN JERSEY CTTY-MAN-
DAAIUs FROM THE SUPREME COURT.
special meeting of the Board of Education was held
in Jersey City last evening" ostensbly to take into con-
sderaton the charges Director Hollns against his fe
low members in the Board but really to the writ
of mandamus from the Supreme Court compelling the
Board TO admit Mr. Hoins all the privileges of men,
bers Of the Board 1t will be remembered that at the
meeting Of the Board on Monday evening Mr. Hollins
preferred grave charges against members of the
Board and demanded investigation. Next Monday
evening set down for the inquiry in the case but
called for last evening. When the meeting was
called 10 order the clerk announced that he had been
served with writ of mandanus from the
Supreme Court commanding the Board TO
admit Mr.. Hollins TO all the privileges of the
Board. This announcement created great c0nsterna-
uon Mr. HollIns folded his and smiled A
resolution was then offered and adopted that
committee, consisting OF Messrs. Sanborn
and Mercein with power 10 appoint ex-Judge Randolph
DO appointed a committee to investigate the charges
adopted than MT Holns announced that he would
positively refuse to appear before that committee,
he did not want any whitewashing report
He had been advised by committee Of his
wipe the charges preferred by him, and rather
than submit to any such arrangement he would prefer
a meeting in the Grand Jury he said he would
substanate every charge preferred by him and that he
made amenabe to the law. After saying this
Mr. Hollins left the room holding large
bundle of manuscript. Messrs Sanborn and Mercein
will positively decline the investigation Of this case
the Grand Jury have already summoned witnesses 70
testify in the matter Although the gentlemen named
bear reputation without reproach in the city, they
voted for the motion 10 suspend Mr. Hons which has
been sgnally condemned by the Supreme Court
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sufp CufLLikSwALLAn tBr from London for Quebec Is
reported been wrecked = miles east o the south
west point Of Auticosti; crew saved.
BHtc IpaIA CBr), Graham. from Pictou for Boston, put
into Halifax sept l3 leaky.
BRIG HYPERION Of Portland now lying at that port has
hecn the past month and put in good condition
She newly strengthened and coppcred new lore
toumast put up and other repairs made
p.,o v,,t,,ws tBr, from Para for New York in bal
la, when days out into Barbados, where she was
neanncd with three OF fever board had deaths
from fever during the voyage
scnR CAsovA from Calais Ne eoilidcd with schr Jose.
phno Of Mbrdge az ELLSWORTH l5th lhst carrying a"y
he formers jibboom aud head rail
ScnR WALTON Of and from Richmond Ne, with cargo O
ha, while al anchor Portland lower harDOr night loth
trs broko sdrt and both anchors and 30 fahon6
on hnn she succeeded getting 70 wharf without uther
damage.
er,,. r,s, Vp.xcrg Kelley from New York. with corn
for Bedford dragged anchor ana ran nara ashore
Tie Horizons Point Light Long Island SOUND, loth'
and hlcd with water.
larger vessels turned ont OF Nova Scota
shpyards ship Of 100 tons was launched tiyeI yYn
Il74 AyoBdae aud Of lZfO az Nti&hu las'
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Insectivorous Plants BY Charles Darwin. New York D.
Appleton Co.
The Theistic Conception Of the World By b. F. Cocker
ID. ID. New York Harper Brothers.
Four Thousand Miles ot African Travel BY Alvan S.
southworth. New York lker Pratt Co
Startling Facts in Modern Sprualsn. BY n B. Wolfe.
Chicago: Religio Philosophical Publishing House
Life in Paris BY Arsene Houssaye. Boston William F.
Gill h Co.
Hoosier Mosacs- BY Maurice Thompson. New York e.
j. Hale Son.
The New Don Quxote. BY Alphose Dandct Boston
William i. Gin & Co.
KinTsbury sketches By John Il Kingsbury New York;
G. W. Carleton Co
johnny Ludlow, A Novel New York: G. W. Carleton
4 Co.
Barford Mills. BY Miss NJ. E. winsow. New York Ma
tiona Temperance Society.
The Better Way. BY A E Newton. New York: Wood 4
Holbrook.
Elite Directory New York: Phillips Andrade 4 Co.
Suburban Homes-IIow TO Obtain Them New York 7.
Towndrow.
How Use Pistol New York Industrial Publication
Company.
The Mechanics Friend. BY wilanDE. A Axon. New
York: ID. Van Nostrand
The United states Insurance Almanac for 1875
Annual Report Of State Engineers for 1875
Exploration Of the Colorado River Of the West-1S6972
Report on tho Hygiene Of the United states Army.
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
HON. SYLVESTER r. HAZARD.

The Hon. Sylvester r. Hazard, Of Newport, died at
his residence on Thursday last Deceased born in
South Kingston, R. l., March 3, l7o1, and conse-
quently in his eighty fifth year. He descendant
Of the famous Earagansett Hazards and Robinsons In
early life he went 10 Newport and settled down. and 1t
is noted fact in relation TO his life that he and the
Hon. James f. Simmons who ably represented
Rhode Island in Congress for many years, ord-
nary teamsters IN Newport He was appointed several
times by Andrew Jackson Keeper Of the Beaver Tail
Lighthouse He served during the oflSl2 captain
IN the Newport artillery, and took active part in
the engagement OF Sachues Beach where the seeple
chasing was recently held with the British
Nmrod II was he who carried many Of the field
pieces from the town 10 assist in this brief nght He
was consequently one Of the few pensioners Of the
War OF lsl2 and he drew his pay from the govern
Tnent every year up 70 his death For many years he
has held oulces under the municipal government and
In fact at the time Of his death was Inspector OF
Nusances He was a remarkably active man. and up
20 few weeks ago was able " attend 10 h.s official
duties The City Council took suitable notice of his
death Thursday evening
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
OBITUARY.
GoUvERNEUR KEArBLE.

The death Of Gouverneur Kemble at his home at
Cold Spring, the Hudson, Thursday revives the
memory Of that coterie of distinctively American
authors and their sympathizers of which Washington
Irving the central figure and James Rod
man Drake and James X. Paulding were loved
and admired members. Mr. Kemble was q member
Of that coterie Beside interesting himself in literature
he also took an active part in public affairs When
young years he appointed Consul 10 Cadiz in
Spain. While IN Spain he became interested in the
process Of gun casting practised there and having
learned us details introduced 1t into this country He
first expenmented at Cold Spring, and the ordnance
he produced being pronounced good he started the
foundry which is now celebrated throughout the
world the West Point foundry. With
that Institution Mr. Kemble associated the re-
mainder Of his life. From 1887 10 1S41 Mr. Kemble
was a member Of Congress- and in 1916 be was a mem
Der Of the State Constitutional Convention. He was
Of the founders OF the Century Club Of this city
Mr. Kemble brother-in-law Of James K Paul
ding. After a life Of ninety years. kept bright by
literary studies and useful deeds he departs and though
but few Of his old friends now live, he leaves many
mourners among the younger who know Of him mainly
from the memories Of his earlier years
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Sept I7-Arrived, C Funch tBelg),
Knudsen, New York
Sailed leth ship Blanchard, Meady, -; bark Tan
cred (Nor), New Orleans
BRISTOL Sept I7-Arrived, bark Fairy Belle (Br, West,
New York.
Sailed from Kingroad l6th ship Juventa (Br France
Mobile.
BREMEN Sept 1e-Arrived steamer Donau (Ger Bussins
New York
Sailed Ieth steamer Hanover Ger, Hlmbeck New Or
leans; ship Auguse Ger, wierichs New York; ventus,
Theobald do; Victoria tBr, Warren do; bsrks Reck
Ger, Waten, Philadelphia; Belgium (Br, Moaher New
York.
BORDEAUX, Sept 15-Arrved, ship Elizabeth Hamilton,
Stewart Baltimore; bark st Lucien r) Goun, New York
Sailed 10Th, bark Isaac Qor), New York.
CADIz-saed brig W Heney Obj, Taylor, Boston; schr
r Hart, Coombs Gloucester, Mass
DOVER, Sept l6-oG ship Agra Ger, Hogeman, from
Baltimore for Bremen.
GLOUCESTER, Sept le--sailcd, brig Emma Shaw Bp,
Macomber, United States
HELvoET, Sept l6-Saied, barks Sarah Cam Br), FL
bridge, Philadelphia; Clara Ger, Kruse, do
HELsINGFoRs Sept 7-Arrved, bark Homborsund Cor,
Petersen, New York.
HAMBURG Sept l4-s&ied, bark Frank Nor), Petersen,
United States
HAvRE, Sept 15-salled, ship Chandos Ross, United
States.
LIVERPOOL Sept l7-Arved ship Siberia (Br), Urquhart,
Quebec
Sailed 10th, ships Washington Chase, and Sussex (Br)
stropp United States Spartan, Jackson, New York.
Spirit of the Dawn (Br. Dixon, Baltimore.
Sailed 17th, ship Ronochan OBJ, Scott Mobile mot pre-
viously).
LONDON, Sept l7-Arrived bark Keso OBJ, Dodds New
York.
Also arrived 18th, Italy CBr) Thompson. New
York.
Cleared 10th, ship Carondeet, stetson, United States
bark Memento Nor) Pandersen, Philadelphia.
LANCASTER Sept 17-Sailed- bark Churchill CBr) Rob
ertson, North America.
LONDONDERRY, Sept le-saled bark Village Belo (Br)
Mccoy, Baltimore.
MARsEnLEs, Sept 14-saled bark Rosina GtaD, Lauro,
New York.
MELBoURNE-Arrved, bark Unkel Braesig Ger, schcb.
ner, Humboldt
NEWCASTLE, Nsw-sailed ship Bowden Br, Edgar, San
Francisco.
QUErNsTowS, Sept le-Arrived brig Providcntia Ger
Holtz, Montreal.
Arrived I7th Russia CBr). Cook. and Montana
(Br) Guard, New York for Liverpool CORNER Pm, and
both proceeded).
Also arrived 18th, ship Rebus (Nor Pederscn, New York
Sailed 18th, 10 80 AM Adratic (Br Perry Qrom
LIVERPOOL New York.
Also sailed 17th City of Berlin (Br), Kennedy
drom Liverpool, New York.
Also sailed I7th Heinrich Ibscn Qor) Nielsen Balti-
srErrrS Sept 14-Arrivod brig Brown Foster Phia-
delphia
TnAPAx1, Sent le-sailed ship David Brown, cocord,
Gloucester Mass.
Sailed from port in the United Kingdom Sept e bark
Pet Dubrovach Aus ChersenaS, United States.
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER July ls-Passed, ships Regent Bray, from Manila
for New 4G & GoTst Bray from DO Tor Boston .-
Table Bay dsS; brig Glide Br RGgcs & for Boston s9Hsl ds
YORK and sailed 2sth ior soursbayaJ 18th Commerce
Elliot, do land sailed 27th for Sourabaya). -
and New York 26th, brig ossoo Lowry. do and do
pGE cba % n MaPs Ps Bea @Hsy aHs from Boston,
EyeP.S s1 AsrF oSs to sss sa
tons) same voyage and rates brig Rozoa Smith (Br Nc
BaSekoK JUS. 2O--in port barls Alma Lord swatow,
arrived June 25, for Foocow Wealthy PendetOn Blanch
BARSApOs Avg g2zy-Arriyed IA brig Williams Br'' VIII
cnErco, July 5-ChaEtered schr Z Patton, connor, to
load AZ Newchwang for Hong Kong.
from Manila arrived S.S ig New YORK ' ds ~
DEMEHARA Aug l3-Arriyed, brig Morning Light Morrow,
sailed Aug l6, schr Maggie Gray Hodgns, Baltimore
LAST iSsu 'A' 0'' N1lN-H '"'' ''0' '"'
In port Aug % bark zephyrlne CBr) Johnston and
HAvRE Sept 6-In port bark Modesto CBr Rowland for
H1LrpAx Sept I3-Arrived, brigs Texada Br English,
Boston; Idaa (Br, Graham, Picton for Boston put In
Arrived l7tR @ steamer Caspian r Trccks Ltysg9OL
Cleared d; iSth & bark Rome Obj Mckenzie Liverpool
NORTH sTDSTY, CB Sept ie-Anved, brig Carrie Pick.
PoRT MyLGR4yr, Ms, Sept 15,,Passed steamer St Law
SfsGAPoRE july 24-(hareted bark Viceroy 1857 tons)
70 load at two in Java for Channel New York Or
soURAnAYA July l7Arrived barks Batavia Sawyer Ba-
tayia' lgth Doris EekoH Hons do 10th, Evening Star
AZ Java July 2s, bark II Libby Brooks from Newcastle,
NSW
ST HELENA mo date)-Arrived ship Valiant Dnnham, Cal
cuttai bark Wood Br, Nichols, Table Bay CGll, for
Boston.
81 PIERRE, Mart Aug 2o-Arrfved schr o Remington,
Nickerson. New York.
ST JoHSs NJ, sept 15-Arived steamer Caspian tBr),
I0cks Liverpool (and sailed for Halifax and Baltimore).
sAcKvILLE, NBsept I5Arriyed, schr Mocking Bird Br
Bradbury, New York
81 JOHN NIB, SEPT l7-Arriyed ship Revolving Light OBJ,
new) Hlsb0ro, NIB bark Laura Emily (Hr, new, Matt
land NS brig II Gillespie (Br). Parrsboro Ms schrs
do.
TuspAS Aug l5Tn port, rchr Santa Rosa, Hcrict, from
WINDsoR Ms, Sept I4-sa1ed, schrJ Hatfield, for New
York
sailed 10TH sehr J. crosslav- NA~ York
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BETTY's ISLAND LImr-Notice is hereby given that a
has been erected by the Government o. un@aa
and Province OF NU Scotia and the light viii be exhibited
81 81 va after December 1875 Lat "A % Lon % ID
The light revolving light attaining its greatest
brancy every two minutes elevated 20 feet ABOVE te
level of high water and weather should be at
distance I OF miles from all points Of approach ,h
two horizontal red bands, and has keepers dwelling
The Illuminating apparatus is catoptric.
The hight Is for the purpose Of a coast light ,,
Deputy Minister of Marine and FISHERIES.
Department. Of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa, Sept l.
INDIAN ocEAS-INDIA-wEsr coAsT-EREcrIoN STONE
Information has been received that beaeons have
been erected in Bombay harbor replace buoys heretofore
ON the edge of the which dries low
ter, 70 the eastward OF Eephanta Island - 80,
= On the rock southeasward OF Butchers Island which
also dries at low water.
MALAccA sTRArs-SoRrHwEsr ESrRAScB-PuLo BRAssE-Iy-
TENDED LIGHT ON PULo BRAssE, NORTHWEST COAST OF
The Netherlands has given notice that light
will shortly be exhibited from lighthouse recently erected
on the north point OF Puo Brasse the northwest enc
Of Sumatra island.
The The tower tow. & : pf stone painted white n, ,u
clear weather should be from distance OF ~ miles
Of the Light
cHINA-EAsr coAsT-HoNG KoNG-GREEN H1.ASD-Es-
TABLIsiIMEST OF FIXED GRkEN ISLAND, NORTH
The Colonial OF Hong Kong has given notice
reep res Tn gy @ 81 light was exhibited from lighthouse
The light is liked with red and green between
bearings and green a Set%een ssn bearings
TO NV 80 N's' VI A'-- %" % y"
1t elevated e5 the mean sea level and
Bearings magnetic Variation 30 min eastery in 1875.
by Or'Gs u Il '3s WYMEN qeSu 9 Navigation sN
HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE, Washington, DC Aug 81 1873
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
OUTGOING MISSIONARIES.
FAREWELL SERVICE AT THE MADISON AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH.

FAREWELL SERVICE AT THE MADISON AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Madison avenue Baptist church was last night
the scene Of touching and impressive ceremony-the
farewell service TO three devoted sisters and two
brethren who depart to-day for heather lands TO labor
for the upbuding Of the cause of Christ.
The congregation present was not very large, but
what it lacked in numbers it made up in earnestness
All seemed to be impressed by the sight Of those young
Christians-the Oldest under thirty-who leaving
the joys their own land for many long years-perhaps
for ever The services begun by singing
the missionary Hymn" after which the pastor,
Rev. j. F. Elder read portion Of the tenth chapter of
Romans. The Rev Mr.. stephens theE offered prayer
and Dr. Murdoch Secretary of the Foreign Missionary
Society, made short address, in which he described
the present condition of the missionary field Rev. A.
A. Newhal and Rev A Loughridge the departing mis-
sionares each made short speech expressive Of their
intention to labor faithfully in their new
fields These two gentlemen 60 under ap-
pointment Of the Missionary Union TO
labor among the Teoogoos The latter will be accom-
panied by his wife The two ladies' who to enter
the field are Miss Sweet and Miss Keeer. They are
being sent by the Woman's Missionary Society Of the
West to Assam, Asia
The exercises concluded by DR.. Anderson, ofthe
First Baptist church. who called the departing brethren
and sisters up the PLATFORM and shaking each
by the hand, pronounced the formal farewell
The New York herald., 1875-09-18

R9- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THB PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEW YoRK
HERALD adopted nguishn Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the green red changing from 70 the other
in succession and be several miles distant Cap
tans of vessels upon seeing this signal will obge us by pre-
pairing marine they may have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD
nPesons derous of communicating with vessels arriv
ing at New York do addressing TO such vessels care
OF HERALD yacht, pier No l East River New York
Letters received from all of the world and promptly de-
hvered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
NEW YORK CITY.

AT a meeting OF the Police Board yesterday resolu-
tion was adopted ordering the Superintendent Of Police
Telegraph 10 connect the Chambers Street Hospital by
wire with the Fifth precinct station house.
The veterans Of the war Of 1872 TO have grand
military and civic picnic Tuesday the 2sth nst and
il is hoped their friends both male and female will pat
ronze those aged patriots who defended the country in
the hour Of her peril and made this country asylum
for the oppressed OF all nations Tickets he had
Sulzers Easy River Park foot of Eighty fourth street
on the day the picnic and at the Office Of General H.
Raymond, No City Hail place third floor, daily, or
OF any Of the committee
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
TIE SCOTCH AND THE CENTENNIAL

AZ the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening informal
meeting Of some scottish-Amercans held 70 ascer
tain the feasibility and proprety OF making
Scottish-American demonstration az tho
coming Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia
The question was fully discussed with great
enthusiasm Finally IL was resolved 10 call special
meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel September 30 at
eight T. NJ, at which all leading scotchmen should be
present 70 prepare details for the exhibition Of the
geological agricultural and commercial evidences OF
the wealth Of Scotland at Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping and shipmasters informed
that by elegraphng the HERALD London Bureau
Fleet street. the Paris Office No 81 POpera
the arrivals and departures from European
ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the same country free of
charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for teegraphing news
The New York herald., 1875-09-18

ST JOHN NIB Sent 1.-THE steamer Dominion this
ing from Boston Yarmouth with accident which
caused her 10 unshp her rudder she was taken In tow
and has gone ON blocks
LAuSoHED-At Bath Sept IS by Houghton Bros snip O.,
1850 tons. named Bohemia She was buht nhaer speclM
Of the American Bureau Verta and Is
owned by the builders She will be commanded by capt
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
SAILED.

Steamer Canada Cr) Liverpool 10th ship Mar
cn Day Antwerp barks Carrie Delap obj. do; Nenu-
phar OBJ. Calao, 4e; Brett Montevideo; Augusta
IterJ Bremen Anal NoT Cork; Kepha NOp, do Prinz
fredrch Carl Ger Boldersn Itussia brigs Save Br),
Punta Arenas Sarah Cr0weu Br, 81 Johns, PR; Raven
Corfu; schr NJ A Harmon. Kingston Ja
Also sailed barks lolhsay (NoD, Amsterdam Aster
or Belfast; Neranda NOp stettin Mary Mckee. Phia-
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
WHALEMEN.
E9-see arrivals at this port

R1~See arrivals at this port.
Arrived at New Bedford Sept IT. schr Ella Rodman, Geett
of Fairhaven, from Hatteras Ground
Arrived at Provincetown 18th, schr Clara Sparks,
Sparks Atlantic Ocean, with 23O bbls and 100 do wh oil
on board Reports spoke Aug l3 lat 81 Ion 36, schr
Grozer. Roberts, Provncetown, 800 sp and % bkfsh
Sclr VIM Wilson, at New Bedford from Hatteras Ground,
has lS5 bbs sp aud 80 do VIII oil TO Hadey Reports
spoke Sept D scr Edward Lee Atkins Proyncetown oil
not eported lOth Mary Simmons Rich, do oil last
reported.
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
STABBED HIS WIFE.

Officer Walker arrested George Wrightgate aged
foryseven years in Brooklyn, last evening" for cut
ting his wife in the wrist during quarrel at their resi-
dence No. IS North Elliott place The ACCUSED was
baId foro
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in com
parson with the corresponding date of last year. in
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

About Owe O'Clock yesterday afternoon young
named Eliza Hurley jumped OF the bridge at the
Jersey City ferry foot OF Montgomery street She
soon rescued, however and when brought ashore she
declined 10 give the cause Of her rash acL The Of
Sl65 Was found on her person,
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
CARDINAL GnAssr1rr1

Cardinal Gaspard GrasseLini who was born Al pa,
Ierno in 1885, and elevated 70 the Cardnaate IN 1886
dind ungfnrduY
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
efgD,

.TEs or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK THE MONTHS
OF akrTEMnER ANp oCTOnEn.
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

average tcnperaLtrc yesIeruay bU
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year ....................... &C,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-03-31
What'n They Do with It?

If the owners o: dog flesh in this
community intend holding on to the
stock Of CANNES now on hand not
withstanding the DOG Law" "a very
handsome revenue from this source
may be anticipated. On the other
hand, if they propose sending the
stupendous surplus of this species of
property to the boneyard, we fear
that such stencil will be created in
these suburbs that human life will
become almost insnpportable. The
city fathers may solve the difficulty,
we candidIY confess we can't.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-03-31

The e. T., Va. & Ca r. r. has lost an
immense amount, owing to the damage
done by the recent floods. On Saturday
a telegram announced that the Bridge
over Hiwassee River had again been
swept away-and Sundays train was de-
layed until midnight, owing to heavy
"slide" near Loudon. The mails have
been very irregular for some two weeks
past, and but little freight has reached
us from the south. Matters, however,
might have been much worse, but for
the energy displayed by the officials Of
the road, and their efficient management.
During all this time, President Jaques
has not been occupying an easy chair in
his Office at Knoxville, but might have
been found on the road at any time, Civ
ing personal attention to the reparation
of the Road, and to the convenience and
welfare of travellers. We have no fears
but that the Road win be in good run
ming condition at an early day.-,Joaes-
borough Journal, 24sh.