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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 9, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Utopia tBr Snail Glasgow-henderson
steamer Hohenzolern Ger, Nordenhodt Bremen
Steamer Switzerland .Bels). jackson. Antwerp-G
Steamer City OF Vera Cruz, Deaken. Havana-F Alex
Steamer Clyde, Kennedy Galveston via Key west-c
steamer Knickerbocker Kemble, New Orleans
Steamer United States, Burdck New orleans-Fred
Steamer san Jacinto, Hazard, savannah-w Gar.
rison ,o,. w., so, ,owa.n
Steamer Georgia, Crowell Charleson-J Qun-
Steamer City Of Dallas. Hines; Moreheao City-C II
steamer Old Dominion. Walker Norfolk, City Poin.
and Kichmond-Old dominion Steamship Co -
- steamer John Gibson Winters, Georgetown, DE- U
steamer vInd,cator. Norton Philadelphia-James
steamer Gen Whitney, Ballett Bosi"n-B F pmcsk
Bark whitney OBI, Spicer Liverpooi-JF WHIT
Bark Canning (Br,. Kitchener, Gasgow-Crandal
BARK Lameck tAus. Cobojovich, Cork for orders-r
kark Eliza Nor. Kieldsen, Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark Sarah, Sherwood, Portland-Niiler Houghton.
Brig Matilda Bella0smba dtab. sturlese' Dundalk-
:, Brig Margaretha DAM. Nielsen. Fredrickshaven-
Brig GOODWIN, Craig, Alieante-Jas Henry.
Brig W Armstrong, Morrow. Demerara-L W r.
Brig Oliver OBJ Weeks Port au Prince-R Murray,
Brig J. II Lane. Bickmore, ST Jago-Carver Barnes
Brig Hsrman Pa rSon Matanzas-Csrver Barnes mes
schr K Lawrence, Herrick Jacmel-warren Ray.
sch. vascelo (Br), Morrison. st Fierre-D De Wolf
Co. -
Schr LavinIa Warren johnson. Fajardo-Miller
Houghton.
schr Stella tBr) Aitchell, st Johns, Mr. Curre
Co.
Schr MARY Woodruff, Davis, Corpus Christi
Brewer
Scnr B Wharton, Bush Mosquito Inlet via st Au.
gustine-Van Brunt Bro.
Sehr john Hall, Jr dheen, Jacksonville-van Brunt
Bro.
schr John n Colby, Wilcox, Charleston-Evans, Rail
Co.
schr Nellie Potter Howard, Washington. Nc-w
Human.
schr Rose Howell, Richmond. va.A Abbott
Schr Ayres, Provost, Stamford-Pettee Maun.
Sloop Agent smith, New Haven-Rackett 4 Bro
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
~ See cable ne W..

@ s:Ss E aYs on
only Injuries she SUSTAINED the los. her
s:FeSsy RaS'is Tie ansesa
aste 1n IN
STEAMER CLYDE Kennedy, hence 9TH ior Galveston.
s aSs
Went INTO Commission, taking cargo Of spirits IRON,
Rotterdam to B9nny ON the west COAT Of Africa On
s ZEN Say a Tie sns Ge ad
ss
e tS hs The Aoa ~ int
had agreed % paw the sum Of $500 for the
Sns the
81 she Ss s
AFTER , 6efs In Two and Ssn nd bar Hry Way
with Capt Charles RUSSELL command, eifeeiing
Came ca af into hs 81 his Capt
sell and made number Of successful rips 70 the coast
q Sns sa r.
BAnx AxlzADE, a. New Bedford from 81 iclaels had
and Is leakmg The crew nearly exhausted. Threw
overheard $50 boxes OF oranges.
BARK $40 tons built at Wilmington Del In 1861,
now at Boston, mas been sold on private terms.
BARB PAwAsaIcx tsr,, Mus!erd, from M9neyldso for
dered TO remain there to be sold
Dn,sI Lssa 80, tons has been sold at San Fran,
f S.Sso Tor ''"" 10 p" 's'"''" "a"'0''' '"a San
BRIO wArsa w,sca Jaws.. from ssl.lmo,s fYr Rio "a
on with ship ORGY Eagle sailed Tor her destination 9th
Inst
BnIo MyLaosr of Boston, at Boston from Philadelphia
incorrectly reported a. having struck on Nantucket
shoals She passed. over ths Shoals Dec 20 and III
sight OF Nause 3h when she took the gale Of that date
ana was blown to the eastward Of Georges Banks One
man was badly trosibitten.
scnR 0xo l. FEssxspEs Beebs, at Galveston from New
YORK HSfc aSS INTO aay :u S IL
BY lghning The tore opmas and ibboon went by the
b0ar the zzsnmast was badly crpplvi ana all nands
deck were shocked senseiess including the eaphln
hurt and they soon recovered CONSEQUENCES lmmedi.
aely atterwarc smoke seen Issuing from the bulk.
head and the alarm OF fire WAS given. he matches
were opgned aud the waves allowed to wash Into Ihe
hold and the hre which commenced among some PACK.
ages OF cotton ducks W this means oxtingnsaei
before IL Ead made much progress
scan CARL Lornaop (of Lubso), MaAilep before re
pored from 81 John, MI tor Havana on Dec 49, When
hours out from 81 John sauali struck her break.
Ing aud carving away The Melnsail ald
other sails. Ihs ,ehr snsn Amos; under bare poss,
bUre away Tor Iilsbor0, Nj, and dropped ahcnor "
GfnasioIs lslapd ilsboro. The weather was IA
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STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATED PRESS,
NEW YORK, Ian. Q. 1875. [

STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATED PRESS,
NEW YORK, Jan. Q, 1875.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:-
SIR-There has been considerable comment in
the newspapers In regard to synopsis OF the
Presidents Message which was sent to Europe by
the Reuter- Telegram Company, and the name OF
the Associated Press has Deen 70 some extent,
connected with the discussion Of the subject.
viii you do US the favor to say that the Associ.
ated Press had nothing Whatever TO do with the
AFFAIR." We furnished to Baron Reuters agent
exactly the same matter when We furnished TO
70 be more or less accurate forecast or the con.
tents ol the Presidenrs Message eighteen hours In
advance OF IT'S delivery 10 Congress.
AZ our service TO the Reuter- Company does
tais city lull copies OF our telegrsms, VI
course we are IN nowire responsible Tor the fact
that this sei.explanatory prediction was furnished
to the London papers ~ the very Presidents Mes
Il we needed any Justification we nigh. safely
rely Tor IL on the article in tie London Times Of
december ~, out OF which the controversy has
grown.
For instance, the following paragraph shows
that the Times did US justice IN the beginning and
upon the iacts apparent on the face VI the trans
action:--
'srhe case IL one Of c0mplere substitution OF q
fabricated Tor the real account, and when we bro-
coed TO the discovery OF the origin VI the language
attributed " President Grant we ind That IL ~ III
truth u copy oil what appeared In the New YORK
notification OF what was TO oe said. the qualifying
words were, however, dropped. what IN New
YORK 10 Q surmlse 10 teiegrapned 70 LSadou As
taot." J. W. 6LMONG0N, General Agent
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A MYSTERIOUS CASE OF DEATH.

MYSTERIOUS CASE OF DEATH
Coroner Reinhardt. OF HUDSON county, Is to com.
mence an inquest on Tuesday next on the body oil
James Butterfly, whose death took place in St.
Mary's Hospital, Hoboken, under strange circum.
stances. On the night OF the LIST inst. Butterfly
appeared &C the hospital door In great agony. his
face all bloody and his jaw bone broken. The Sis.
ter's admitted him, dressed his wounds and paid
every kindness and attention to him, but despite
their efforts he gradually sank until death ended
his fortunes on Thursday. Prior to this
ne was barely able to state his name,
We're IN Ireland. but could not say I how ~,
he came by his wounds, except that he
mad been quarrellinR Ia Jersey City and was
struck somshow when CROSSING the track OF the
his way from Jersey City. posi- morton ex.
animation was held and IL was found that the
injuries mad been the cause OF death. Cnief
the alalr and discovered that deceased had been
In the employ OF one John Dempsey, q baker, re-.
siding at No. 90 Meadow street. From Dempsey's
deceased, dempsey and another, while distribute.
ing lOaves to customers, entered a saloon kept by
q Mr.. Reilly, at the corner OF Henderson and
FIT, enth streets, Jersey City. stranger
was tnore playing fiddle, ana deceased began to
sing. Dempsey told deceased TO take q back seat.
A dispute ensued. and violence was 0uly pre-.
vented by the proprietor's interference. Dempsey
LETT and deceased stayed in tile store. Shortly
afterward Dempsey returned when another
quarrel took place. but this ended IN an apparently
peaceful manner, and the men separated. The
nrst seen oil deceased thereafter was on New
Years IN ,rning. when he was found lying helpless
in Dempseys shop. with his jaw broken. Demp-
sey reused him. and deceased said lie would set
out Tor the hospital. Nothing more IS known Of
ment at the hospital. IL Is expected that the au.
thortties Will slit the case thoroughly.
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ensely cold and two Of the badly frostbit'
ten. Capt McAllep went to St John tor new sails
Sem KANE. McAulay, from Bay Of Islands for
Boston with cargo Of fish p1 into Marin Curing
rough weather IN crossing the Cult
10 New York parties tor 81 500
scHR Isaac MERRITT. OF New Haven which was sunk
raised.
Ga, sprung head OF Ioremast of Cape Iatieras
Sem navm HAYwaHp remains on the stones Lewes
ChAnLorrrTowN, PEI, Jan 7-Brig Hilda. from cascum
pee Tor Great Britain with oats is total wreck al enc
HALpAx. Ms, Jan 2-Reports continue arrive Of dis
asters on the coast during the storm OF last Saturday
chr Eugena. Bissell, with general cargo from here
tor ysr os went ashore rSsh near
sehr Union Morrill,, from Petit de Goa. for Halifax.
shelter struck on rock and became total wreck. The
s!saa,s. Virgo which arrived last nisht from New.
her.
ihe cargo Of brig Helen. wrecked near Herring Cove.
Sidney iiarbor is still open
JomS SB 6-schr Carl L1throp hence for
her sails IN gale last week remain; Ut Grinds'one
had to put W her awning canvas instead.
The ship H Corsar hence tor LiyerpooI. which put
sails ugboat will be tomorrow 10 tow her
sh-The brig william Nash. of and from Corn.
ws Ms for With sas # ea fnS
took hre and burned up; no insurance.
The wreckers receive $500 salvage tor getting of
schr W Is. at Block Islano.
sHIrnULpISG-The first vessel for several years past
Is building the yard formerly occupied by Don
ala Mckay East Boston, Only four vessels on the
stocks in the other yards Two are nearly ready to
launch.
There were built In Newburyport In 1874 ships ]
bark, schooners, and steamer. aggreCating l329O6Y
tons exceeding by Sill tons measurement the tonnage
built on the Merrimac IN 1873.
LAuscHED-At Rockiand, Ne, Jan q. from the yard Of
Snow, Farwel Co, the Al schr Luella Snow. She
registers 1856 :! tons mi very hne vessel IN model
lows Length 1906 IT: breadth. 81 ~ depth OF hold
ga Il. She Is owned by Snow, Farwoll 4 Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10
THE LATE FATHER KINsELLA

FUNERAL SERVICES YESTERDAY AT wEsTCHEsTER.
The obseQuies or the late Father Kinsela took
place at hali.past ten O'Clock yesterday morning
in the church OF st. Raymond, westchester, Of
which he hsd been pastor for seventeen
years. Among the clergy present were
Archbishop McCoskey, Bishop McNeirney.
or Albany; Bishop Lynch, OF Charleston.
The church was heavily draped In mourning, and
over the altar was the touching text from Job. In
bold letters, ''Have pity on me, At least you my
friends" The remains were exposed to view IN
rich casket that was crowned with most exquisite
wreaths. At the solemn high mass Bishop McNelr.
ney was cele0rant, Father cole deacon Father Meis
ter suo.deacon, Rev. DR.. BurtseI assistant priest
and Father rarely. naster OF ceremonies. Among
the priests present were Father Quinn. Vicar GEN.
eral; Father Cl0wry, Father ConiOn, OF staten Is
land; Fathers O'Farrell, McEvoy, Collins, Cutran,
Edwards, O'ReilIy and Hughes. The psnegyric
was delivered by Father Drisc0ll, 3. J. The abso.
luton was performed by the Archbishop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING. NEWS.

BRIsro1 Jan s-sailed brig Eisil Sor Larsen. United
States.
BAacrLoxA-Arrivsd, BARK Honor tAuO, xaresiia.
New Orleans
CoAK, Jan s-Sailed. bark Chasseur tNor). Thornsen
United States
CONWAY, Jan 9-Arrived bark Reform Nor. Jorssn.
sen. Savannah.
ClvlrA vrccuIA-Arrivsd. brig New York ttaD. ANA.
deo, New York.
GLASGOW. Jan s-sailed. bark Eber lAus, Gurich New
York.
HAvRr, Jan s-Arrivsd ship Algeria Or, Brownsll
/ Charleston.
Sailed It'll. ship Screamer Young, United States.
LIVERPOOL Jan y-Arrived ships Duleep Singh (Br),
williams New YORK; Edorado. Winding. San Francis
co; VIM Tapscott Morgan, New York; Southern Chief
Higgins Galveston.
Sailed 9th. barks Sabine. Williams United States;
Jessie Gilbert tBr), Bourner. do.
Also sailed 9th, Helveua (Rr), Webster Bos.
ton.
LONDON, Jan s-sailed, ship Hudson, Knight. New
YORK.
MApxrRA-Put IN, ship vasco de CANA port, Ferreira
New York Nov 9 TOR Oporto leaky
PLYxourn Jan 6PM-Arrived steamer Leasing GER,
Toosberg New York for Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 9-Arrived, bark Gotand (swe> Sig.
gein, Baltimore.
Sailed sth 10 80 AM steamer Oceanic (Br) Jennings
urom Liverpool. New York.
ST. THonAs, Jan 8-Put in, schr Jeanne dArc FD,
Ferrie, from Algoa Bay for Boston Gee below.
Arrived at JAN g. Ardolph. from United States:
9h barks G Ewell OBJ. Utey. Bull River SC; Blond
Qor). Court, do
LONDON. Jan "a report received from Queenstown
states that a steamer is aground OF Seven Heads sup
posed to be the AbSotsord, Deiamotte, from Antwerp
via London New York. previously reported putting
back for Queenstown under sail
scnr Jeanne dare dr. Ferrie. from Algoa Bay Nov
for Boston, into st Thomas Jan to repair damages
received during severe gales
Capt Nickerson OF brig John Sherwood, from Liver
pool for Havana has died ut Queenstown, where the
put In, before reported. The steward OF the
brig has been dangerously wounded
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHfrESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHfTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Tartar (Br), Ferries Foochow Oct l9, Annoy
Zth Hong Kong goth. singapore Nov Pointde Gale
Gibr altar 10Th. with teas &C TO Everett Co. !rom
Singapore Port Said had moderate weather. In the
Mediterranean had a succession OF strong westerly
gales. blowing at times with hurricane volehcc the
passage across the Atlantic had westerly gales
.geria (trl, McMIckan. Liverpool Dec 26 and
Queenstown 9th, with mdse and l04 passengers to
Franklyn Had a continuation OF westerly gales and
head seas the entire passage.
Steamer Benefactor, Jones. wilmington, Nc, Jan 6.
with naval stores. &C. TO Clyde Il Co.
Steamer Albemare. Keiv. Lewes. DEL with mdse
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford
for New York. with mdse and PASSENGERS
steamer Electra, Young, Providence tor new YORK.
Steamer Hattie Mason. Port Jefferson for New York
schr koret Durham, Bafh for New York, with lumber
to John Greco.
schr Pointer. Sears. Providence for New York. with
oil and nails to Jackson Son.
chr Benjamin Church, Church, New Haven for
New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
schr A Bentley Williams New York for New Lon.
don
schr D Comstock Mould, New York for New Lon.
don
schr GENTLE, Eldridge, New York for Newport
schr Mabel Hall Murphy. Port johnson tor Rockland
Schr Mary lice, Durham. Port Johnson Tor Green
wien.
schr George W Whitford Henry. New Yors tor Provi.
dence.
6chr swan. Knapp, New YORK LOT Oyster Bay
Scnr Asher Parker, Carpenter. New YORK tor Glen
Cove,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

cIEsrvxoo. Jan 5.Arriysdi brig; Lillian, rsmoush
Cleared 7ih, brs F"res. Prince agr'. Boston. 49,,
Barcelona; schr Lizzie Gregg Anderson, rhiIadel.
GvAYxAa, no date-A,rrivod, ship Eddystons. Lewis
hayrs to 9aa a n1a lana tor rqr9rn ORR
Cardiff: brig Nslis Giord Tspey. fSad. phis schi
toss sa PsisS.lDnss :sif Hs1
Sailed PIN. Auroras sp>, New orleans, ra.
G aAIlra AZ Dec sAss,Ied bark PAwa.hiok pr from $
Thomas Portland tAnother account says the Is to be
Sailed 9th, bark Arethusa OBJ, Sligo.
M1rAxzAs Jan s-Arrivod. brig Asonora. Prince Pay.
GnAspH Nov is5ArEysd brig Hadsas
ST JoHss, NJ Jan Q AM-Arryed. steamer Noys SEQ.
h Kan AZ al .'AA'a''A' ''V''''0 "'' 'A '''
IPsR sraAxen ALoEnIA
for New iork 18Th SUNNY Region. Kenny. Tor do' 18TH
Coumbus, Hilton Batavia for do. ,,. >,.,.u.
BELFAST, Dec H-Arrivcd Ocean Traveller. MoCallum
DRIDcEwATlH Dec 24-Arr.ved, LUCILLE, Psiiycant,
frn ner saT Dsc a gass & Ae
RIGA. . o, A.,
BRExrnnAvES, Dec 2e-Arrivsd. Friedrich, Buchanan,
MSee very Sswet Cape
sailed Noy 8 Mary Davis, Davis, rrobolinEo 7th'
ciy,1A vrecniX' Dec I7-Arrvea, C II Foster, COMBS
UALcurTA. Dec is-saned. st Fil,ns. New York; 2Ath
Chouia do. . =.
GLASGOW, Dec 23-Arrved, Lake Erie, Moncvideo
Anglia 81, smith. new iork; 2Sth Evss w, Sampoeii
sailed Gath. Marchino Zinc, New York.
CkSoA, Dec 22-Arri,ed l. staples, etowerG ana DAVID
Bug bee. staples, Baltimore.
Cleared 2ist. J II Le Vol, Crowel Lican.
GIBRALTAR, Dec 9-Arrvvd, GugiVlmo toinassino, As
trita Narcotics nnd cleared for New YORK; Hugo NO.
RIM Messina and cleared Tor Phiade!phial l0tl, Is
Aerrtsk, baker rhiadephia tand Cleared lvti for
HAxauAC, Dec 2-Arrl ed, Holsata ~. Barends Now
YORK: 3i, Klopsoek ~, Flsener, Do - -,
Hawk, Dec 2-Arrved. vile dc Paris ID Danro, New
York. -
suned ISL. solad ~, sorensen, New York.
HxLvokT Doc E--Afrivod, Catharine Lsea Leea' bos
ton.
sailed 2si. Hapoy Home. Coaiaeet, New York.
. HONG koSG, Dec l2-saisd bsenAn hiaokstone, new
YORK.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 22-Arrived, England 10, Thompson,
New YORK land entered ont 2&th 10 rsturnl Minnesota
~. Jones and Earl OF Lonsdale %. Rogers doi ta'ed0'
man to- hamilton New Orleans; zth. npain ~,
GRACE New YORK and entered Gut same DAY 70 retorn.
ROhiemay. lines, Piciou: DANA Hansen OF Johl o.
10Th, ocean. Jensen. do Antwerp, Chnmusrs ~. 20
ionipa. stronbers, snap Hsrbor' reruviah Y" watts
Portland, Ne. .
Sailed 23d, ponmark NJ, williams New YORK, Nor
eisco Iiivernlan j. Archer Portland; Maa Malcolm
son. sew orleans. Viola slater ltowiands isiahai ALI
GUS. IarsHalL san FRANCISCO. A.,
| CLEARED A.h, IndustrIs, Hlloken. Ealum9ret mar
mora. Downts, Char!Sstoat Eva C1vtA' Hoys' 0o'n
] bay
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DIR. JOSIAH CROSBY.

DR.. Josiah Crosby, q leading physician OF New
Hampshire. died at Manchester in that State few
days ago at the age OF elghty years. DR.. Crosby
began the practice OF medicine in 1916. and prac.
ticed his profession at Manchester since 1s44. He
was at one time president Of the New Hampshre
Medical Society, vice president OF the National
the Massachusetts, Medical Society. He mad also
been member OF the State Legislature and OF
several constitutional conventions Among his
brothers were the late Professor DIX crosby,
n. D., OF Dartmouth College; the late Professor
Thomas r. crosby. OF Norwich University; the late
Professor Alpneus CROSBY, the distinguished Greek
scholar, and Judge Nathan Crosby, Of Lowell,
Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10
HELEN AUGUSTA RoBrNsSoN.

Helen Augusta, wife Of W. E. Robinson. ex.
member Of Congress. expired at the residence OF
her husband at 1iteen minutes to six O'Clock
on Friday evening, after HnR and painful Illness
Mrs- Robinson was q daughter OF George Dough
erty, OF Newark, and was born on the 7th OF Feb
ruary, 1881, in New York. She became the wife OF
marriage ceremony was performed at the resi-
oence OF her ather In Newark, by the late Arch
bishop Hughes. she was . lady possessing many
eminent social qualities that endeared her to all
who knew ner and her death Is deeply regretted
by large circle Of friends who mourn her loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10
RAID ON A FARO BANK.

Francis DouRnerty, OF No. 10 North Fourth
street, Brooklyn, Z. d.. went to the Central once
last evening and complain ed OF having los. s2l In
Q faro bank at No. GA Grand street Detective
Woolsey was sent 70 break up the house, and he
players aad the dealer, Robert Williams. All the
prisoners were locked w In the Thirtaenta pre-.
cinet station house TIE complainant xas held
~ wltuesa.
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THE CAUGHLIN BIGAMY CASE.

Two tenants OF James CauRhin. VINO was con.
victed OF bgamy In the Hudson County Court
some time ago, awaited themselves OF the absence
OF CauQhlin TO refuse payment OF their rent TO his
second wife, In consequence OF their entertaining
moral scruples as to the right OF that woman to
receive II. The names of the scrupulons indivtd.
uas are Lewis BrugRermann and Hugo Keller.
they were sued IN hobOken on Friday, however,
and compelled bv Justice Monk 10 hand over the
amounts the second vile.
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SAILED.

Steamers Adrauc Br), tor Liyerpool; The Queen tBr
do; Utopia (Br) Glasgow switzerland (Beg), Antwerp;
hohenzolern Ger, Bremen; Andes ODD. Port au
Galveston and Key West via Norfolk; United States
New Orleans Knickerbocker, do; Regulator, Savan.
nah San Jacinto do: Georgia, Charleston City OF Dali
las, Morehead City, nc: od rominion Richmond. &c
don; Johanne lGer Bremen; Montana tBr,. Glasgow;
bnrks Cleone, Ctenuegos, Amelia. Antwerp John Ztt
loseu, Cork; brig Magnus Swed Pcnarth Roads; schrs
Nav (Br), Pernambuco and Bahias b Palmer Tam.
pico, LaQuna and Campeache.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10

Ship Tyro (Br Robbins, Hamburg for Tybee. Dec
10 40 miles SW Of Sicily
Ship Gilmore, Carver from Liverpool for Cal
cutta, Oct %, lat ~ =. Ion II W.
Ship New Era. from San Francisco dec 10 for Liver
pool. Dec a. lat ~ ~ Ion ia 70 w.
Bark Geo II jenkins from Bowling for New York. Jan
Bark ironsides Tapley. from Baltimore dec q for
Genoa Dec & lat SO H. Ion SO 81 nad lost foretopgaant
masU
Bark Lochaeet (Br from San Francisco for Liverpool,
Nov Is lat 81 5, Ion PAW.
Brig spray Bloom Br) Canton, from Montreal for Ro-
sario no date lat 20 n. Ion 81 W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are
informed that by teesraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 40 Fleet strset the arrivals at and depart
European ports and other ports abroad. Of
American and oil foreign vessels tradiu2 with the
United states the same will be cabsd this country
tree Of charge and published
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PArRAs Dec 3-A circular has been issued by tue Min
try OF Marine the effect that tor the future harbor
light and tonnage dues TO be charged on the
tofQre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived at Provncetown 6th schr Lottie Cook, New
buryport, to ut Tor whaling.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or JANUARY AND FEBRCARY
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Steamer
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-11
TEXAS CATTLE-AN ENORMOUS IN
TEREST

Texas is credited with 8, 3,494, ,043 of
the 23,S5O,60S cattle in the United
States; and these cattle of ours are
estimated to be worth $13,5S4,272 or
less than 81 a. head. 1t will readily
be admitted, however, that the num-
Der, Of our cattle is much larger. than
the estimate given in for taxation from
which the above figures are taken
Probably. after all the depletion of re-
cent years, it would not be extrayagant
to put down the number of our cattle
at 100000. The estimate of the val
ue of our cattle at four dollars per
head is ridiculously low. AT least,
in forming proper idea of the wealth
of our State in cattle, it may be justly
said that if the improved process of
cattle-tending now being introduced
should reduce the number of cattle,
they will increase the value per head.
So that in putting down for Texas s.
100000 of cattle now as worth not less
than $50, ,O0O, 900, we are, in our own
opinion, below the actual truth at the
present time, and far below what will
be the value in very few years to
come. This S3O,OO0,OOOis is two and a
half times more than the officially re-
ported value of all the merchandise i'll
the State, more than twice as much as
the value of all the miscellaneous
property put together, six times as
large as all the reported money on
hand or at interest, and larger than all
these other sources of wealth put to-
gether.-Houston Union. -t.a