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, 1875-05-11

Frat .$fS 00350 90
Bscond c!car, inch to inch. .......... 44O0as4fap
Third ciaar inrh. $500 aa0.0
Third clear hlck 49.G0s4209
CeAr fonrlug, lit aud u, rough., at0O 90
Clear slt!iuH 1st md seeoua ...,,.... 1lo1a!1 90
First common aiding. ng....,.....+........ l7OU@1a.0o
Flooring, first cDnnlun dressed, 30nhA no
EioottnR. second common, dressod. ...,, 40Oa!6.DJ
uux hcarth, and D..,...,............ 2Ao0Go3s 90
stock 8l.OU0t3Bu0
ssock hoarts 41Ia9l ~ 90
stock boards. 1AU1alG 90
Fencing ITO 1I00 13DU
Common lumber, 10 II and ,tder.
1uLst anl scantl!ny IL to a ft......., 1!.0HalBN
Lath. .......................... 9o0t} !25
shingles. JNlt 32I
Shingles on track 1b0a AIS
, 1875-08-02
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Ihc Hull Movement Sinn sft ct1-An Al.
legged lnccnutnry lntGntion-Se1v
Wells Opening G.vcry Day.

fi'c Hui Movement s,nnstscd-An Al
tr1ttl lnccnutnry Iutcntion-Ne1v
Wells oprntng Every Day.
.-..-. Mar Iark 7rlba'ne.
lirtasfi!.E' Penn,. ,Juiy N.-Tho great bull
nHvt mont III tho cruln petroleum, markets OF
the oil rct:,"ts ia broken. private cabIo
dihratsll tn-ay tta'ed that foreign
operat.ra we1o waiting for tho syectia-
t!vo fanatics In thn I'll region t, Tt:t through,
which sud an instantaneous effect Of Knocking
tho m0r eulont intu cooked hat. "Gultel' st
Tho VOLS IL WEAK at ~ ngainst II yc.tcrlay
3lr,,n, Tho stock Of crf1de oil aboyo IT and Ia
simply enormous. hnd tho worltl can pnt nloty
without producing nuotller arrcl for ai1 mouths.
It Ii r1stnnroi tint copspiracr c1iAts for tial-
uttsncouslJ burning M the entire Atock hbnso
ground. IN tho oil regions, AMI tho plpe cost,-
tanien' tanks aro ~ under ptrlct guard by dav
aud By night. The woras feature of lilo
SITUATION consists III many prominent
operators oponIy asserting their wiling
NOES to Bee ono half Of tho STOCK
above ground burned, or tho remaining hall
would bo worth moro than tho Whole amount
now tanketl.
New strikes aro coming in daily. The pasns.
dale Well, No. !. IF the Robinson farm, Hcar
'TitnBv1l!e, was struck to-day, and flowed over
tho top nf the derrick. This IL among hnndre1A
now drilling. II IL highly probable that gen.
cral t%,ut down movement will 10 tho next
thing IN order. AZ dornscr resort to fasn whai
,euiai,le Of tho region from financial ruin. TllA
IL the oyory-uay expression of tho heave6t up
orators. and Of Dealers, not only hero, hui
throughout tho entire y,etruieum.producing re
E4on. Tie stoc!; Of crudo ta1iked above Rfonnd
in tho 81! region IL not loss Than G,0G0 .00 bar
rtta, Hnc tho rtNcIa n. tho Beaboard Rn1 III
foreign rnrta arc corresponiing1y hnaTr.
, 1875-08-02

Cant. William II. Andrews. Third Cavalry,
has boon ordered form Fart D. A. Nls-
sol. Wyoming, to Join hin compsny ~ in tho
Black Hills.
DIR. n, g. Mc1hail. U. 3. A.. las boon ordered
from Omahs barracks to Fort Laramie, Wyom-
ing Territory.
A. Gcneral Court -aIarlial has loon appointed to
rneet at Fort Cameron. uesr Beaser. Utah. Aug.
1.-Cart. David Krause, Fourtoenh Infantry,
PfeHideut; aud Lieut.. Frank Taylor, Four
tecntll Infantry, Jaago-Adyocato.
0cnerR! Court Martial has been appointed
to assemble IT. Camp Sheridan, Rpo.tel Tail
Agency. Nsl., Aug. 4,-A1aj. Alexander Chanb-
eIh, Fonrth Infantry, President, and First
Lieut. TAsd1eus II. Caprou. Ninth IufantFy,
JuAgo-Adyocats.
A General Cou1t. Martial las boon appointed
to nloet Ut the Camp Of tho Back Iiills E1podi-
tias, Aug. 1l.-Lseus. Col. II. I. Dodge, Twcnty-
third Infantry. President, and Lieut.. Charles
Norton Taird Cavalry, Juigs-Advocato.
The resignation OF paymastcs ]. W. Nichols
Aaa been accepted hy tho l'res1tieus.
Eapt. II. Il. LitchAela, Second Artillery, has
boon granted leave OF abseAce for Quo year, with
permission 10 erosB tho aos.
Tho rrcBidont has accepted tho reatgnat!on
Infantry, to take sf1eo, Feb. !, lx75
The importation OF RrmB aud ammunition Into
tie Territory OF Al1aka has boon rzollbltel BY
tho Trensnry Department.
Quo hundred recruits hayo boau assigned to
to tho Twentlath lataut1y, which IL on dnty IN
the Department Of Dakota. ana la0 10 tho
Eighth Cavalry. on duty III tie department OF
TgAla.
Chaplain John N. Schultz. Twonsy-fou1th In.
fsltry, haH foH3gnel.
Four monshs' ,lsaye Of absonce has toen grant
Cd to Assistant Surgeon John IL. janewky.
AHaIstaut'hnrgool laln II. Taylor has been
, 1875-08-02
1ElEGRApHlc BREylrlEs.

Tia Governor Of Michigan has appointed
Edgar Wssk Judge OF Probate for 6t. Clair
County. in plass of 4. L. sackett. deceased.
A third special election was hold iu Lansing,
Mich, JULY 81, ou tho questiou Of bonding tho
city In $4,000 to rePlaoo' tho five Iron briigos
thst woga sHent away IL April iast, aud tha1o
NA majority Of Il AxA.Aat tho bonding.
, 1875-08-02

1.-Two han been known fonr ycars. nlil It Ia ehtl-
1natod tllat tbtro cannot Lo lcsa Than OF 10 tons
Of huncyi.. a man who lives I'll cabin mol far
FROM tho spot gotta moro honoy than h'H family
cn, ',sn frnm tho leakage. II iowa out Of
rmail apert11ye IN tho rock. fla haa honey
fountain nt bis door,
, 1875-08-02
WANTED--MALE HELP.

I{TAETE1-4T OSOE-TWD GOOD CAnnTAGH
trhrrsi .rady work viii hs kfven he riel,t men.
HODGES 90. bponshoFo, H.. MI, &. y. ". It. Il.
III Alutuannt -, - =
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
FEcHTER IN L ABIME.

The first appearance OF Mr. Charles Fechter in French
took place last evening at the Iyceum Theatre
the piece being "L'Abime," founded Dickens story
of mo Thoroughfare Although Mr. Fecher evidently
suffered from the effects of his late accident he played
with his accustomed FIRE and spirit and the lines Of
his part being in his native language made the rep
resentaton q very interesting As the villain
Rscherbach otherwise obenrezer, the swiss Mr
Fechter portrayed the emotions Of fierce love for the
girl under his care fearful jealousy Of his sue
cess.u rival and bitter and undyng hate for the OBJ
ject OF her love in a way that impressive and
effective
In the earlier he did not create any very de-
cided impression, for the first two three acts drag
considerably and the action is not hurried sufficiently
10 bring the situations dramatically to
gether But from the Rischenbacu
asoertains that his forgery is on the eve
of discovery by George Leslie down the terrible mo-
ment when he announces 20 his terrified companion
his hatred and dreadful purpose Of throwing MIN
the abyss the actor grew IN power and intensity The
portrayal Of the character is indeed masterpiece
and being totally different from those OF other artists
comes like new revelation.
The support accorded Mr.. Fechter was a verg good
one and pleasant TO that the promptor's duty
a sinecure, lesson many American actors might
probably learn nowadays. NJ Veaiat George Leslie
M. Dalbert Richard May NJ. Mezieres as sam and
NJ. Geinstier rs lie Docteur Payu excellent while
Mines Tbaler and Renard Marguerite and sarah were
careful and precise IN their assumptions
The scenery was new and appropriate the last one
the mountain pass amid the and ice being pc
culary successful In It's effect but the waits between the
acts tedious and excessively long SO that the per
formance did not end until after midnight many of the
audience leaving the house long before the denoue-
ment
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 2, 1875.
CLEARED.


Steam -,avarino CBr, Rogers, Hull E-chas l. Wright
State of Indiana CB), sadler, Glasgow-Ausn
Baldwin x Cc
Steamer Herder CGer. Ludvig. Hamburg via Plymouth
Kunhardt co.
steamer Crescent City, Curtis Havana-Wm Clyde
Co.
Steamer Gamma Clsr) Whittier. hamilton ,bermuda>-A
L Outerbrdge.
steamer Gen Meade, Foote Key west-United States
Ouartermaster.
Steamer Herman Livingston Mallory, savannah-W r
Steamer wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
Steamer John Gibson, TuA, Georgetown, DE- z
Kenyon.
steamer vineland Bowen, Baltimore-Wm Dalzell.
Steamer Defiance, Pierce, Philadelpbia-Jas Hand
Steamer EleanoTs. johnson Portland-J AIMEE
Steamer Nereus. Berry. Boston-H Dmock.
Albania (Br). Seey, Acknowledgements 20.
ship Victoria GER Cordes, Bremen-Funch, Edye Co.
Bark San Luigi dta), Trapan, Genoa-Lauto, Storey
Scarpati. n
John Norton. Jr * Sons
Brig Adolph Michele Gen, Niemann, Barcelona-Funch,
Edye Il Co.
Brig Lewis Clark Smith. Montego Bay. JAG Vessels
Brig Edward (Br), Bleecker st Johns MA Outer
Brig Louisa CBr) Blanc Port johnson, NJ-Hatton,
schr Anna Dickinson Tooker Pernamb buco-H II Swift
a Co.
sch Northern Home (Br. Van Norden Porto cabeo and
Maracai bo-Peniston h Go.
Schf Burdet Hart Brooks, Kingston via Norolk-Bent-
ley, Gildersleeve a Co.
Schr Lena Breed Stilwell, Observation-Disclosures Ray.
Schr Annie Edith Newell Richmond Val Gager
Schr Lookout, Hawkins Caais-Jed Frye Co.
schr Harry Ned, Chambers Hartford, Ct-Geo Blair
A Son.
schr Ida Palmer. Palmer, stamford-stamforo Manuiac
turing Co.
schr Goodwin, Williams stamford-stamford Manuiae-
schr A Forsyth. Hobbio. stamforo-stamford Mann
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
HENRY c. WATSON.

Henry G Watson, eminent musical critic and COM
poser and who has occupied honored position
circles in this city for many years. died yesterday
the residence Of his sister, No 22e East Eighty
street Of Brights disease OF the kidneys. Mr. Wat
son has been long and favoraby known among musi.
in this country. His life devoted TO the
best interests Of the divine art, and as musical
critic Of the Tribune and ss editor Of Hdson's Art
Journal, be showed intimate knowledge of
the art TO which he devoted his life He gained in
considerable honors as composer and many grace
ul work from his pen has found its way to the draw
ngroom and concert hall Although be had reached
the age OF nearly three years the time of his
death, yet there quite long term of usefulness
for him IN his art had he been spared He took a
lively interest in the musical arrangements for the
Centennial and his suggestions that important subject
very valuable. The musical world in America Will
miss such an experienced representative Henry G.
Watson.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

SESoA Nov lS=Ariyed p Lawrenes, Polio, Nov York;
Yates. YAieG Palermo; Caroline Eddy Dodge, cephS<
Gibraltar Nov Sailed. Assyris 81 Donaldson cfOrd
HoSTLruR Nov le-ssiisd' EmsIie Lange Wiimngton.a
HAssURe Noy a5Ssssd Albert, Eastman. Philadsipn1
BssssS PeasTssn Geo Barnard Berry, Phil
LiyERrooL, Nov l7-Arrved Poynesian q, Brown Mon.
trssl ss.s Sapphire }g,h s,ha Berry ss,@ ssSssn
Pensacola LANCET, Wilson, New Orleans San Antonio ~
Rea Galveston, &ei 18th, Nova scotian %, RichaTdson
cleared 18TH Charlotte Cedde MINES Charleston Tel
la kanlor 81 Thomas and New York. Prince Patrick Pea
Arrived 1t Holybead 18TH Baltic Taylor Liverpool for
New York J Bickmore Rowe. do for Africa.
Lospos Nov l7-Arrived sTatford, Nielsen Quebecg
ramiehl
IElTa, I'm Nov i7-Amived, Ason, Holm, New York.
Sailed l7th Cap, Christensen, New Orleans =
LYNN, Nov lS-In the roads, Gipsey Queep, Mongomer,
PLYMOUTH NOV Ie-oG Sir Robert Peel. Larrabee, from
oUEESsTows' Nov i7--Arived Bessie North, Richmond
Sailed IstS Clements Corning Londonderry vos
! SUNDERLAND Nov 17-Arriyed earn Tual, Thompson
wnIrEnAyEN, Nov le-Arriyed, Thos Lee, salkeld Nra
! BaIsroL Noy isThe Camel from D1nkirk wa
New York when latter had aud fore
carried She slipped anchor and chain
Camel also eoided with the Norwegian bark Albion froa
New York doing her slight damage The Camel sustained
considerable damage, having
other injuries.
DEAL, Nov 1.-THE Evanell, Tichborn from Hudikswan
for Bristol has been supplied with anchor and
chain in lieu of others lost.
FLUSHING Nov 1S-rhe Due de SAX Belgian ship Roecu
er from Baltimore for Antwerp s ashore
tugboas there for assistance.
LONDON Nov 1S-The Norwegian bark Stella Bugce; AMI
Concordia Christiansen both from Miramich deals All
rived the Surrey Dock lost portion of deckload
board during heavy weather.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 1.-THE Memory Nor) barb, arrived
here from Baltimore reports that on oet ~ at 81 y
heavy which started cabin house carried
spare spars and some sails.
The Bessie North Richmond arrived here from Bakert
Island. reports having experienced heavy gales from the
Western Islands TO this place, varying from SW to NW
during which she carried away several sails
The Charles Murdoch, from Newport f. for Havana
which arrived here yesterday from Newport is lealy
The Tonsberghus, jacobsen from Baltimore maze) has
arrived with loss of bnwarks.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Dec 2-Arrived State Of Nevada Br)
Braes, New York.
Sailed ist ship Chloe (Br) Cook New York; bark Fran
cesca AUS, Toneni, do.
BREMEN Dec 1-Saled, barks Jenny Gen, Grote. New
York; Gauss CGerl, steengrafe, do Alamo (Ger Bruder
hausen Savannah also the SANDY Hook for Galveston.
BORDEAUX, Dec l-Saled steamer Dorian (Br), Rtche,
New York
BARcELosA-sailed bark Forest Queen (B1, for Bull
River
Sailed Nov 30, bark Pactolus CBD Churchill. United
States
DEAL Dec 2 u M-of steamer France CBr Altrec from
New York for London.
GLASGOW, Dec l-Saled, ship Lake Michigan OBJ, La
mont United States.
GIBRALTAR-Arrived, brig Eugenia vease Philadelphia.
HAvRK Dec I-sailed bark Hanne Semer Cor), for No
bile.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 1-sailed, ships VIM Wilcox. Croker.
Baltimore; Harvester. Bosworth, Southwest Pass
Also sailed 1st bark Christine CNo jacobsen, Pensa-
cola
LONDON Dec 2-Arrived in the Channel I'd steamer Win
stead (Br), White, from Savannah for Reval.
RocHEPoRr, Dec 1-Saed bark Atta Qoreign), for New
York.
srRrrE-Saied bark Graf Moltke Ger, ohlE New York
TRoon, Dec 1-Sailed bark Amiiy CBr), Gray, United
States
wARNEMuNpE-sailed, Frida Lehment. for New York.
Sailed from -, bark Fremad CNor) for United States.
LONDON, Dec 2-The American bark Josephine Martin
was sold at Gibraltar Monday last for 5000.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

bitten Landed Hogan Bowman tceIored seaman q Nc.
him 70 the hospital at yannis The captain reports the
gale heavy and weather The vessel VIII repair sas
before proceeding 20 sea.
scHE WILLIE MARrs from Portland for Baltimore which
pu into Gloucester full Of water has been examined and
which part o her ecoad she bad aths under
deck and large quantity q these were washed away
sci viii return 70 Portland for repairs
sCnR IsIs, injured BY hre AZ wharfin Charestown Mass
ea5s sS psS se & poop esck ws ~ BE-
jured Capt Bullock states that she was not insured aud
snare IN her onehal comprished nearly all he was worth
sphsd viii sJ at s. John NB mot ha1 a S9 q sss
ngs morning q 18th MT and drtted s. Helena wharf
moored on the eastern side Of Long wharf
scnR AcAprA Brl from Dorchester with coal was run
wharf St John, NB mot Halifax as teieSraphsd 2eh u
scIE u MARROW from Georgetown, DC, for -, put
dchang her cargo Of coal Tor the purpose OF finding the
leak.
scnR DAVID TALBOT, Amesbury from Barbados for New
York put into Mobile Dec in Distress Of what is
not stated
sonR JusrIcR Caswe Of and Narrag Pier from
the rocks Eastern Point o New London har
Dor morning OF I'd inst where she remained IN
position.
scnn AcuonN 'of waldooOrG) Bradford from BanGGr s
II i Hammi.
scmR ALPHA Salisbury from Bangor Bridgeport ct,
of her Jib,
SCuR ARNRR TAYLOR from Boston for lsesDOro, arrived
of Portland Nov 20 but her anchor failing she was obliged
90 put TO sea.
FIsINc SoMEs before reported sunk at Booth
bay is thought 10 be in condition TO be raised
HAIFAx Dec About casks Of the cargo Of the schr
Modoc before reported ashore Cross Island Lunen
berg N been saved At last accounts the vessel
breaking up.
HARrFoRD Dec lThe following frozen in by the ice
AZ this port seamer Susan schrs Flower, James Will
lam Everett Sarah Reed Edwin Tyler, Mary Chapman,
sch Sunbeam sloop Ella B and the tugs smith,
j z Coulston, and ii Inslee.
NORFOLK Va Dec 2-Schr Ross Winans from Norfolk for
Baltimore coded in the bay and lost bowsprt and sails
New HAVEN Dec 1.-The Robert Smith, of Portland,
York. started from the Tuesday,
got caught the her and drted down
against the Air Line bridge, carrying away her
topping lit other portion of her tackle She now
lies fast against the bridge where she Is likely to
until spring unless the weather moderates
PORTLAND O. Nov 23-Steamer Gusse Telfair, arrived
from Victoria this PM towing ship Coqumbo to Port
Madison The vessel had been the beach last Thurs
during lost her rudder and had ten
feet OF water her hold The Coquimbo from Port
Madison with lumber. for San Francisco.
PORTLAND Me- Dec 2The schr Thos Msrston, from Port
land for Harpswe dlsmasted in gale the 3Oth ult
The badly rosbitten The vessel was towed into
Cnndy's Harbor.
SAN FRANcIsco Dec 2-The brig Lucy Ann with lumber.
Pugets sound stranded at San Buenayentura and
is a total loss The saved.
SAVANNAH Nov 3o-The steamer America came up to the
city yesterday. She will be repaired
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We are the of the City Vera
Cruz. from Havana, for favors
sHIP AeAxKmsoN (Br, from Quebec for Greenock (be-
fore reported abandoned Oct D. lat ~ ion AZ 81
fn water The captain and taken of by ship
Home OBJ, and landed at Liverpool Nov 10.
sHIr LucY WILLS Prtchard from Batavia for Boston,
when spoken Nov H. lat % N Ion 81 80 W. eaky had
age of Cape of Good Hope She in com.
paratively good order when last seen
BARK ENocH TALBOT from - for - was passed
Nov IL lat ~ N, Ion 1876 W. with main and mainto
yards gone trying TO get back into the Straits Of tuca by
bark Vidette, at San Francisco Nov2i
RRra ARIcHAr wKsr (Br, Mcdonald, from st ohns Mp
for Bay arrived oil the latter port Nov G She was
rded by Mr. Thomas Ling, pilot, and attempt was
made bring the vessel into port The attempt failed and
she blown 70 and has not since been or
heard from.
BRIG FLORENCE CBr, Avery from Charleston for stettin
which put Nassau June ieaky remained At Nov 20
sold TO 10 sold, the voyage having been abandoned
ScHR FREpERIcK WARREN Capt Tuttle oesteamer Allen
I'd inst from Philadelphia reports Nov 80
al Pm, blowing heavy from NNW, with q rough
flying anchor about three miles from the
o Life Station No l. The stood for te wreck going
close TO II possible when IL proved be
Frederick Warren Of Buckspo Ne the Of which de-
danger Of laundering in the heavy She IN
ballast with anchors The anchored
By but owing the darkness nothing could then
be done A. 30 Pm stopped showing which enabled Cap
In sight The distressed schooner also by
the Life Station No the afternoon previous, and
but for want OF sufficient help 70 launch the feboat they
would have made attempt reach her The next
ing nothing could be of the IL is feared she
foundered Or driven to during the night.
sCuR PEARf, from Saco for - put into Provincetown
night inst reports having been exposed
gale ana had sails damaged Two of the crew hOst
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

CmNFuEGos Nov 2e-saied bark Luz Csp), Moran New
Sailed Nov 10, schrJ ohm Griffin, westberg New York
CARDEaAs: Ncy 2S-saied bnrks Acacia, Anderson,
Arrived 18th schr Samuel McManemy Walls, Phiiade-
Cow BAY, cB Dec l-Arrved, brig Otter CBr, Pringe,
H1vANA Dec 1-Arrived steamer Margaret Baker New
Orleans: schr Wilton Rich, Portland: I'd, steamers
City Of New York Zimmerman, and City Of Havana Phil
1IIysd Nov 20 ss65s Fred walton Rich New York
Eva johnson. YeatOn, s. Jonh NIB Adria 3D. Everett
Sailed ist bark Eba Cover New York; brig Annie (BD
HALTix Dec Arrived, steamer George Cromwell. Ba.
Bacon $. Johns NJ via sydney CB for New York.
Sailed lsi, brig Edith CBrJ, Jsmaiea.
Sailed I'd. steamer Geo Cromwell New York.
LrvERrooL, Nov 29-Arrved, bark saguenay (B, Brown
Quebec. -
MELRoyEvE, Oct 2s-Tn port bark Mets Kent, for New
sss's ie~ days Ms" . '0'O S0 ~ 0"s san y
MAT1SzAs, Doc I-sailed bark welden. colson, New
sailed Nov 2e Cnot 22d) brig Manlius oBr Todd, New
PoRro cABELLo, N9v lin port brlgs Mary Alerton
4 p Patterson Br Keith for PhiiadepSa in few days
schrs Abby WATSON cray rom New York for Maracabo,
idE Frank Atkins Atkins from Philadelphia via Lsguayra
lilo JAxEao Nov I2-sailSd previously brig Mary Rice
Sailed previous Nov 25, bark campanerO (BD, alker
81 HELENA Nov l3-Passed, bark Doris Eckhon. Hons,
from Java for English Channel for orders
ST THOMAS Nov i7-ln port bark Palesna tBr), Ford,
loRwoOd Tor new YORK, Canada Belle (brl
Sr JAGO Nov 2-Sailed brig Lydia Cole, Rose. Guam.
tanamo and New York; May tBr), Heller, Boston.
ST johns, NJ Nov lI-Arrved, steamer Mastf (Br),
23d schr Gladiator (Br), Parker. DO
Also arrived I'D not f3th) brig Stewart (Br, Ora
sailed 10th schr B Nickerson, Morris, Boston.
81 ions, NB. Dec CLEARED, bark Ocean Child (BD,
sailed "a barks Violet (Br) Harding Sharpness: J w
oliver (BD, Mckay, Londonderry briss Lulu tr, Gvan
Cardenaa Alice (B Lewis, do Iingu (Br) Edgctt do
WINDSOR, Ms, Nov 26-Arrived. brig II haycock tBr),
sailed 9TH schr Susan NJ for New York
fPRR STEAMER CRY on MONTREAL
ANTwERP Nov I5-Sailed, Oasis Jacques England. 17tb
Bremerhaven, HOLES. New York. '
BIlIsroL Nov is-Arrived, Albion Larsen, New York
In Kingroad 18th, LAmeo, Exposo, from New York for
BELFAST, Nov 17-Arrived Belle Star, Duncan Montreal
sailed from Larne l7th. Aquila. Gerard Charleston
BREmRRHAyRS, Nov N-saiied, Auguste, Won Harten,
Sandy Hook, Anna, Samme Pensacola
BORDEAUX, New I6-ssied Fred Eugene smaIley Key
West.
Arrived at Pauillac 14h, Atlanta Davis New Orleans for
Santander.
sailed 18th Dvanesti Dubroyacki Podich, New York
14th. Gerda, Olsen, DO.
CARDIFF, Nov i7-sailed, Ellen Colder wixon. and
Eliza Stevens, Carter, Havana.
gAKRNARyoS Nov lI-Arriyed Walton, Williams, Sc
John. NIB
DEsL, Nov I7-0T, John Topper. cahil. from London
for East London Emma secor Moore from Antwerp
Jybee.
DUNDEE, Nov l7--saied, Magdalena, Brunsgaard, New
Orleans
FALMOUTH, Nov T-saed, Kate Upham. Woodwork,
London.
GLAscoy Nov Ie-sAiled, Donau CO, Richie, Bordeaux
GaEGNooE, Nov l7-Arrived Bolivia ts). Small. New
York
Sailed lets. zelanda, Allen. New orlesAs
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
SPOKEN.

Steamer City OF Bristol tBr Ellison from New York for
Liverpool Nov 20 lat AZ O5 Ion 81 45.
Ship Mount Royal Br from Greenock for Sandy Hook,
Nov IA, lat 55, Ion l2
ship San Carlos awl from New castle for Caldera Oct
16 lat . u N Ion "A 30 w.
Ship Prince" from Calcutta for New York. Sept 15 lat
"a S, Ion ls T.
Bark Forest Queen Br McCalmont from Belfast Nov IL
for Charleston Nov -, lat ~ 26 Ion 10 80.
Bark Bellevue Br), Sinclair from Cardiff for Havana lat
"16 80, Ion .37.'
American bark from Para for Havre Nov 1e lat 40 N
lon6W.
Brig Fred White. Thembs, from New York (oct p for
Dunedin NJ, Oct %. lat 81 N, Ion IS W.
vessel showing letters vTDJ for Pensacola Oct "a lat
81 "a N. Ion 80 20 w.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
CHARLES O'CONoR.

HIs CONDITION uNcHASGED-ANxIoUs IN
QUIRIKs or FRIENDS.
Up to half past eleven O'Clock last night there had
been no material change in the condition OF Mr.
oConor he slept at intervals during the day, and
was visited by Mr.. caroan o B. Bryant Of Tarrytown
and several lady friends Of the family Mr. Ernest
hccracken left his post al Mr. oConor's side. and
went 70 New York for the FIRST time In several days
Governor Tden also visited the house yesterday the
frends Of Mr. oConor in all parts Of the country send
frequent messages Of sympathy and inquiry into his
condition The patient ate bis usual quantity Of toast
and beef tea, and still continued show signs which
gye promise OF ultimate recovery IL has been ascer
tanned that he first appriged OF his approaching
illness week ago last Monday while dining with Cow
ernor Tilden AZ Dclmonicog Broad street restaurant
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
Seamey. Sa0.. IDusina,

nS-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT CT NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEW York
has adopted coston night signal Tor
use on HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red green red changing from 30 the other
In succession be several miles distant Cap
taus vessels seeing this signal will ooge US BY pre-
pairing any they have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
RPersons desrons OF communicating with vessels arrv
ing addressing to such vessels care
Of yacht, pier No East River, New York
all parts the world and promptly de-
Hyered. Duplicates required