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TIE NEWS IN HopoKEN.

Although ire gloomy things OF this terrible dis
sster will bear load Of grief 70 every quarter Of
this country and 70 many q home in Germany, yet
nowhere win the sad news draw forth so many
az In the little city Of HoDoken 1t was nom
that place that the Schiller sailed; IL was there
that large number OF the lost passengers were
acquainted, and had hosts OF relatives and friends
This was forcibly SHOWN long before the arrival Of
the melancholy intelligence OF the wreck. On the
27th or April the day the steamer was loosed
from her moorings-an immense tnrOng OF people
assembled on the wharf TO wave what proves 70
have been last adieu TO the passengers en- board.
There was the usual display Of mingled mirtn and
sorrow by the friends that were about 70 part for
ever. Hands were firmly claaped cries and s0bs ana
laughs broke forth, and lew last precious words
fnteTchanged between the crowds on the dock ana
the hundreds on board as the good vessel decKed
with Raudy nags, stole softly away from the wharf
en- route for the dismal cnannels beneath the cold
waves OF the sciny isles. When the concourse OF
friends remaining on land cast 1nal glance az
the stately snip as she ghded toward the NaTrows
they were scarcely Tree from the fore Dedings
which beset mortals every occasion oil the
kind. But these apprehenslons are stined by hope
and the great chances Of safety which modern I'M
provements create. Hence II was That the nrst
announcement OF the calamity In HoDoken yes
terdaY vas Jnokan nnns "A ineraninias put on
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FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 5, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Prof Morse, Stead. London-Iniernational
Ocean Telegraph GO &C., 49,, p,on.n =. soo,n.mn-
on-OeIrichs Co
steamer City o. Austin, Eidridse Galveston via Key
steamer Cortes Freeman, New orleans-Clark A
steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, savannah-W
Steamer Charleston. Berry. Charleston-J ouin-
steamer Benefactor woods Wilmington. Nc-Wm
RiehmaoSa-oid Dominion steamship Co.
steamer John Gibson, Winters Georgetown, DE- Q
Steamer Hatteras swim. Baltmore-old Dominion
Steamer Experiment. Allen. Philaoelphia-James
sIeamar aen whitney violet. Bcsinp-B Dimock.
Ship VALPARAISO. Asnson "a Franclsco-sptton CO
Bark CarmeIta Ida Ger, Jensen, Hamburg
BARN Lord baltimore Or, Hqxford, Rio JaneirO wa
BARK Morning star Orr, stssOn, st Jago-wavden
Bark Richard Pearse Obj. Bartsby, Fernandina-J y
RTE Emily IBri BIddie Belize-wm Jex 4 Co.
Brig odiorne tBrJ. Renauit Antgua-Perkins
Brig Ethel Bolton CBr). Heney. cardenas-Heney A
Bris j D upper Br), Reese, HALIFAX, Ss-o " Der
Brig Para OBI. Stevens Hinsboro, Ss-P l Neyius
Brig Beauty Br,, Sinclair, St JOnn, Mp Eevius
sr,g qsstilllap, Owens sorfolh-Ja; i Ward Sc9
schr North America (Br) Joyce, characterization,
se i a scAOlu cGsrG seholta, Liverpool ss-L =
? chr Minnesota, cOombs stJOhn NB-H Loud a
scnr Annie r OBJ. secord 81 John. SB-Hensy 4 Par
kerr
schr Hattie Fuller smith. Brunswick. Ga-warren
schr Thomas Ellis, Kelly DennispOrt-J Al Rob
inson.
schr Osprey, Crowley. East Weymouth-Jed Frye A
scnr WIN Bowen Dill Providence-Hw Jackson
Son.
schrv Acken, Toms stamrord-stamfora Manufac-
turing Co
Hawklna
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THE CITY OF CHESTER ALL RIGHT.

A great dear OF anxiety was created lew days
ago by the publicity given a rumor to the erect
that the City OF Chester OF the Inman line, which
sailed from this port on Saturday a week ago
yesterday, crowded with passengers, had foun-
dered when out but day or two Among
the Chester's passengers were ana are
David Dodd and Patrick Doyle, botn
well known members OF the New Jersey Assembly,
and Mr.. James +. Bond President of the Newark
Board OF Assessment and Revision OF Taxes, be-
sides Hon. William Wright and other Newarkers
The families OF these gentlemen have been greatly
alarmed over the rumor referred, and yesterday
their tears were quieted by despatch received
from New YORK by Colonel Courtois stating that
the Scoua had spoken the Chester twenty-four
hours after the time OF the rum0red laundering.
Everything goes TO show that the rumor was
wholly groundess.
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THE NEWS IN THE CRY.

Tne hrst onicia despatch announcing the loss or
the vessel was received from the once OF the COM
psny ID Hamburg, and was directed TO Consul
kunne, New York, and read A. follows:-"scn1ner
wrecked on scllys. 70 far A. known only four pas
erssAVed. Names VII be sent you from scilly.
Only seven or the crew saved. Captain. second ana
thru ofncers drownedn Tfc despatch was signed
"Transauantlcr This was a terrible blow 20 those
who had waited In the hope that the inteni.
gcnce Brst communicated 20 the press might
prove TO have been somewhat oyerdrawn, and
many az once gave way almost to despair. 1t was
then that the loss was not measured BY the de-
y rncton Of tie vessel and her valuable cargo.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BIT THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHnEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED 1T THE HKRALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHIrKSToNE TELEGRAPH Line
via Sh SSu WITH Sds and IS
oercbs Co ESperienced strong westerly sa'es with
lat 8 50 lon % 60 passed bark Jenny Gen from Bremen
anc, Erin. France Victoria and City Of Paris all bound
Steamer Cleopatra Buxiey savannah. May 8 with
mdse and passengers 20 Murray, Ferris Co
% nsss Ss eoon % VIM cgds Co Nay
4 on Cape May, passed u steamer Powhatan with
BARK francisco BaaTamba 1taD. BorzOne. Bristol s.
Bars Virginia dtsD Sencio'e, Leth 9 days with coal
Brig Doe fslis 1,sb inaerino, ce!te g days. win
wine, 4c., 70 order; vessel TO Punch. kdye Co
o Sr Se 70 o sss Bro Il SreA = Gays "'h sugar ana
BRIG Magenta .of windsor Ns, Loekhart sagu,, y, ~
schr Louisa Mallory tof Portland, CO, sistson
Asmsrpns ye; sI, 70 ~ Bentley Co
days VIII sSsSI e nsrph{ Co vessel % srons Nv
schr KAYE Atten tof Cape Nay, Brewer, Ma.anzas
10 days with 70 Noses Taylor Co vessel 70 mas
with in pinea ,p % HoG SON vessel TO
se6r pisk. Williams, Campbell, Jacksonville days,
cotdn s ssp naval tore" 70 Pssws WIN
schr chauncey crafts Greeley, Richmond, VI, tor
Schr Kndbers, Horton Alexandria for New IA
Schr keOecca Knight Leek, Virginia.
schr RI stockton, Abrams, Virginia
schr NJ Vance, Lee, Virginia.
seSI {essp65 4 FIsSislin,s ha~ssins, Virginia
schr Ella Bodine Butler, virginia.
SohT Ella Worden, Young Virginia
Scnr N Lee, Taylor, Virginia for Boston.
Schr II Hill, Duncan, Virginia for New Haven.
schr Marv Emma smith Baltimore.
Schr Parker, Parker, Baltimore for New Haven.
pgBark Mary Ann (of South ehieIds, Folett nom
Batavia via Bermuda which arrived 5tn and anchored
a sanoy Hook for orders, came up % The city Pm Of
the Sth.
Rg-Bark Gaetano Repetto utaD. from Dublin, which
arrived "a inst and anchored in Gravesend bay, came
up 70 the city Sth.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
bound souTK.
steamer City OF New Bedford, Fsh. New Bedford
Tor New York with mdse and PASSENGERS
steamer Title, Ewing New London for New YORK.
with mdse and DassennerG
steamer ualates, Walden. Provideace tor new YORK,
with mdse and PASSENGERS
Brig Josephine CBr, Gavon Boston for New York, in
ballast, ~ master.
schr EXCELSIOR, Blydenburp, Cold sOrins for New
YORK
sehr Dolly Warden. Smith, Riverhead for New York.
bchr Roanoke. Hathaway. Taunton for Hoboken
hehr Mary hiniin, Willard, Fall River Tor view
sehr oliver sconed, DissOswsy, new Haven for sst-
schr John ChsTee Newell, New Haven for New
York.
scnr Mary A Brown Brown, Glenwood for New York.
schr Laura Watson, Watson, Providence for new
schr orozimbo, nan, Providence for New York
Schr henry Friend Friend, Gloucester for New 1oTk
Schr Boston. NickcrsOn, New Bedford tnF Npw 1OrA.
snhr aishlander. Wood, PIoyaenee ~. $50 lOg@
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scnr @ Lowell. Fall River for New York.
Sem su9a RS:s A Re Toyaence for New York.
schr Velocipede, Chapman New London Tor New
sohr Day Or, Nc sride oornwailis. Ms 10 days,
for New YORK With potatoes to Bertau1i VesSel"
sehr AisxsndeT: Heath. Providence Tor PniIaaePhis
sebr N ? King, Jarvis. Providence for New York
Elem f S.% Ssys SI SsE
schr Rowland, Rowland. Providence Tor New
schr NJ W Roberts Roberts, new Haven for New York.
eRr Rescue Re ProTdsnes for S new
x'Sns oI s SS YORK
schr Wiley. Wiley, New Haven for New York.
Se6r crocEsTs Cocker Boston for ri New YorI
schr George W whistler, Keefe, Taunton for New
schr Carroll Thompson, New Haven for BaltI-
BOUND EAST.
Usrevenus cutter Grant sllcer New York for Boston,
steamer United States DAVIS New York TO- Fall
schr L A Rose. Rose, Philadelphia for Boston.
:, schr Albert Mason, Rose Georgetown Dc for New
,,schr W L Rlkins Ludlum, Georgetown, DC, for New
,schr Langren, Flowers. Virginia for New
schr Kate Mclean, sammis. New York for Hunting
schr Joseph Alien Hart New York for Boston.
schr Sparkling Sea Chase HSbeken loE BSstsn n,
schr RIOS Hx. Hal. Hosossn for BOSTON, on
shT Es 1s ynR for salem
schT eeh nss New YORK or Boston,
schr A Kindberg Worden, Alexandria for New Ha-
schr Lucy Church, Pierce. weehawken for frovi-
dence.
schr Gar, Nixon, Philadelphia for Boston.
Scnr M w Drew. French. Hoboken Tor Belfast
Schr America, Miller. Rondout for Boston.
si%
Schr John Crockford, Hart Hoboken for Providence.
Schr John w Bell Swift Hoboken tor New London
&srsdsn PeS
Schr Henrietta. Linden, Newburg tor ApponauR.
Schr Arcularius, Lord Rondout for Boston.
Schr Hiawatha, New York for Newburyport.
Schr Sarah Buckley, Buckley, New York for West
port
schr Layinia Jane, Mott Hoboken for New London.
Schr Palma Weeks. Hoboken for Providence.
schr l. Benedict Arnold, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr DR. Franklin, Beebe, Hoboken for New London.
schr Emma Cook, Amboy TOR Taunton
schr A G Acker WoodhulL Albany for Riverhead.
schr Henrietta Smith, Hoboken for salem;
Schr Nellie Belle, Baldwin New York for Boston
scnr Asher Parker, Carpenter. New YORK tor Glen,
Cove.
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About two years ago this line or steamers was
usnered into existence uncer auspices which babe
fair 70 bring fortunes 70 the capitalists who estab-
lisned u. Inc steamers we're or the most ap.
proved models; magnificent dock was built az
Hoooken a. cost Of teOo,Oo and the whole stock
81 the company was valued az s16000.000.
Many people In Germany we're induced TO
invest their property IN the concern ana X
was sara tnat Prince Bismarck Indirectly specu.
lated IN ~. Wnenefhe LEASING sailed on me am
INST, tne dock, WIN all the companyis prouertv
was eneled ~ sac. All the steamers were " pa
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Rs- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW ToEK AT NIGHr-The NEW
YORK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston nght
signal TOR use on board the HERALD yacht show
ing while burning the coors green, red changing
the other succession and can be sew
eral miles distant Captains OF upon seeing this
signal will oblige by preparing any marine news
they may have for the Ship News Department Of the
HERALD
n~ Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving New York do 20 by addressing to such
vessels care Of HERALD news yacht pier No East
River York Letters received from all parts Of the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
Quired.
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placed under the hammer In Germany, and the
Hamburg Steamship Company Is TO buy them for
service on that route. IL IS SAID that many people
have lost large amounts by the failure OF the
line. The actual consolidation OF the Eagle line
and the Hamburg Steam Packet Company took
place on the gath OF last mouth, and the Schiller
was TO have been sold on her arrival in Hamburg.
The old company, II Is stated, will give the
holders one-third OF the face value OF ther bonds
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the receipt or later kilograms confirming
the report a gloom OF sorrow was thrown
over the whole community. The ofnces OF
besieged by persons OF every class, and the most
prlful appeals were made to the oficials for some
definite parLlculars OF the catastrophe.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Spirit OF the Dawn (Br, from Portland, Q, fo
Liverpool April 70, on Equator.
Bark Canny Scot (Brl, from Melbourne for New YORK
May 2 lat 81 N Ion II so
Schr WIN Deming OF Camden from New YORK for -
April &c, lat "a Vi n, Ion 81 ii W.
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SAILED.

Steamers Adrauc tBrl, for Liverpool: City Of Paris
Br). do Erin tBr) do France Biz Londoni victoris
(Br, Glasgow; state of Nevada Br Antwerp; Claribel
sr FORT au Prince 1c CITY Of Austin Galveston and
savannah; Charleston, Charleston; Benefactor, VII.
mington, NC wyanoke, Richmond, &c John Gibson,
Georgetown, DC; Hatteras, Baltimore Experiment.
Phiadep hia; scnrs Rosaie Br Harbor Island; clara
Montgomery, Kingston, ia
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srEERAGR PASSENGERS.

srEERAGR PASSENGERS.
Armbsuster Louis, New YORK.
Ahrens, J., Terre Haute.
Burgnard, Carl, chicago.
BeCkerl, j., Chicago,
BvhnnO1, John, New YORK.
Bonner. Aloein. New YORK.
Breucke, Doris, Troy.
BTeucke, Ferd.. Troy.
BundIck, j., Chicago, III.
BrOschwltzEy, Louise. New York.
Cramer, Osksr, New YORK.
DreuOhl. J. r., Scranton.
Daner Franz, Syracuse.
DucE1eld, Mrs. suzanne. New York.
Dypheide, Hermann, New York.
Delta, Michael, New YORK.
Esser. Christ, New YORK.
Evans, Mrs. Fanny, New York.
Flepue, Fred, chicago.
Sors er, Heinrich, Jersey City.
Punch, Katny. New York.
goldsmith, 7, Newark.
GuLscne, g. w.. Davenport.
Soetsc.., H., Davenport.
dlamoacher N. r.. Brooklyn.
Grunberg, + A., Germany.
Honer, joseph. New YORK.
Harter, John, New Albany.
Hearst, NJ. A. New YORK.
HennIng, Mrs. Elizabeth, Williamsburg.
Holyndur, sophie, Troy, N. u.
Hanson, Herm. New YORK.
naake, Mrs. sophie, Williamsburg.
Ilg, John, Williamsburg.
Jerome, Henry. New YORK.
sJo0n, Carl. New YORK.
Johns, George, New Y0rk.
JoeDs, Jonn, Davenport.
Jantzen, Carr, New YORK.
Kratzerberger. Pred, Troy, NY.
Koppel, D.. New York.
koca. Wilhelm, Rock port. m.
Knock, Edward O., New York.
Lyneel. Thomas, New YORK.
LeyenDerIe, Mr., New York.
hulot, b, san Francisco.
mitchell, Richard. New York.
hanqueen, Michael, Detroit
Maunneimer. r., Philadelphia
Maner. Henry. Chicago.
hiesner, Anna, jersey CITY.
Nelson, f., New YORK.
Nissen, Jonn, Davenport
Pollock. August, New YORK.
iieil. Carol, Williamsburg, n. Y.
sPercy, Z. H., New YORK.
Roen, r. l., Brooklyn, r. d.
Roach, Christian, New YORK.
Klmmer, Thomas. New iOrk.
kdscnman, T. G.. Davenport
llnk, Jean. New YORK.
santo, Phillip, New York.
SantO, william, New York.
Ssiler, Wilhelm. Highland Fails.
schmidt, William, New YORK.
scnilling, carl, New York.
SaupL, Henry, New YORK.
sScnellerberg. r., New York.
Schneider, Ludwig, New YORK
Schneider, Carl, New YORK.
SonnnreI, Frederick. Columbus. Ohio.
Steinmetz, Emille, HoDoken,
Stracke, August, davenport, Iowa
S0pper, FREQ, New YORK.
weicher. Louise, New YORK.
winter, SOphie, New YorK.
Wei, j., Greensboro.
NnEes, MRS NJ, hoboken.
Zimmerman, Frederick. Highland.
Lopiei, theodore, New YORK.
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A RsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"a ent states; no publicity; advice free Notary Pub
lie Comm ssoner Of Deeds for every state Law Docn-
ments properly prepared FhbDhhioA hiNu'
Attorney, No. D3 Broadway
A RSoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DTFPER-
ent states; legal everywhere desertlon. &C, su-
Gent publicity requrea 70 cnaike unu di-
vorce granted; advice free. NJ HOUSE, Attorney,
A
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OMoe

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK ron THE
MONTH OF MAY.
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THoMAs y. AGNBw, 80 vRsEY STREET, rs NOW
il selling the choicest Teas and Conees AZ the lowest
possible price, the people should know A. Remember
30 Yesey street,
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Important to Agriculturists.-
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JUDGMENT.


ISABELLA 7. SEnrLE, wife, Parish Court
". Parish of Rich
M"sEs J. LIpDELL, hu.b'd, land, State Of
Lonana.
Dl reason of The law aud the evidence i'm
ID This suit, and by la,hcr reason of an
answer iclng flied, aud the case being rcgu-
lariy taken mp, IN lis ur,tcr for trial, and the
law and the evidence heinz favor of the
plaintiff, Isabella 7. Scupic, wife, it i there
fore ordered, adjutacd aud derrrcd that the
community of acqucts and gains heretofore
existing between Isabella 7. Scmplr. wife,
and Moses j. Li5dcll, husband, bc dissoly ed,
and thal Size be separated IN properly from
hlIn, and hat she be authorized Ia resume the
separate control and administration of her
separate property AMI be authorized To man
age her aGars aS i,mc .Die. II is further
drcrced h.ai plantH i, the owner of the
Piano and suit al Brd-H"un Furniture, ~
described in plaiItih : petition, and that she
be placed ~ possession thereof under he's
separate control.
Read and signed in open court tins DIST
August, 1919.
X. +. WILLIAMS,
Parish Judge.
hereby certify the above aud foregoing To
be Il true and correct copy of the original now
TN HE IN NY office.
-, Wiinessmy tfiicIaI signature and
Seal seal Of office on this y36sdtay Of
w Augusta. ID. 1874 :, :.
J. NEWT. PITTS,
aug 2S-jts Clcra ! l!h Dist Court
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STOLEN STOLEN!

From the undersigned on the plantation OF
H. r. Wade, Is miles north Of Delhi one
black mare, Il hands high, years old, one
of her hind fetlocks white, and has had the
foot evil in two of her feet No brand visible
will pay Fifty Dollars for the delivery OF
SAID mare and thief or Twenty Five for the
mare on my place
NATHAN JOHNSON.
Delhi, La, June 2s,h, ls75.-jy3-tf
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-18

slept in an editors bed last night,
When no editor CHANGED to be nigh,
And thought as tumbled the editors bed,
How easily editors lie!
Exchange. !
II the lawyer slept in the editors bed !!
When no editor CHANGED to be nigh,
And thought as above he has naively said,
How easily editors lie,
He must then admit as he laid on that bed
And slept to his hearts desire,
Whate'er lie may say Of the editors bed,
Twas the lawyer himselfwas tue lier liar
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-18

Now is the time to advertise in the
Richland Beacon. Cotton will soon.
begin to roll in, ard We believe our
planters are less involved with priv;'
legc debts, in consequence of which
they will be free to manage their own
cotton. /;