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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20
THE LOUISIANA MESSAGE.

The Presidents message on the
Louisiana troubles is not the docu-
ment his assailants anticipated. They
have pictured him rs Cazar, grasp
ing for despotic powers, but his mes
sage confirms the better classes of his
countrymen in the opinion that,
though a great soldier, he is the most
democratic of rulers. They had ar
raigned him before the world as ty-
rant, sending his hirelings to overawe
the Legislative Assembly of Sow
ereign" State. but his message, and
the facts. show that his subordinates
we're simple conseryators of the peace,
as prompt to respond to the calls of
his traducers. as to his friends, when
that call was made in the interest of
peace. With the bitterest inyective,
and the most unstinted abuse,
his enemies have charged him
with sending to Louisiana y
Lieutenant General of the Army, to
stife the voice Of its people and in
stall with bayonets a usurping body
Of legislators, whereas the facts are,
beyond any question, that Sheri-
dan went to New Orleans without
special orders, but with instructions
of a general character, 70 prevent
lawless bands of violent and armed
men from defying the established au-
thorities of the State, and plunging it
into anarchy.
For ten days the country has been
trembling upon the verge of civil war.
The passions of the people have been
reused to the highest pitch by misrcp-
resentation and a system of intimida-
ton, such as in 1861, carried millions
of people into a terrible war against
their reason and interests. Already
the sober second thought has turned
the more considerate to see the dan
gers of this passionate furry which
designing men have set in motion.
The Presidents message will bring
the country back to its senses, and
we predict that its calm statement OF
facts and dispassionate appeal to the
judgment Of his countrymen, will con-
vince them of the injustice of the as.
saults lately made upon him, and
establish more firmly, the confidence
of the people in his patriotism and
devotion to law and order
One portion of this message will he
hailed with satisfaction everywhere
and that is its emphatic disavowal Of
any claim to the right or power Of the
President to interfere with the affairs
of State, save when it is made hi:
duty to do 50 under the Constitution
for the preservation of peace, and fol
the protection of the citizens of the
United States in the enjoyment o
their rights to life, liberty and tn,
full and free enjoyment of the fran
chise. Another part Of equal i'm
portance and significance to the Uniol
men Of the South, is that no matte
what amount ofobloquy may be heap
ed upon him, the President avows hi
determination to execute the law
= passed for their protection, and to Sc
{ that even in Louisiana the humbles
| citizen, white or colored, shall be pre-
> tected in life and property, from tn
| murders of White Leagues and Ku
r klux organizations. The messag
H.. will be read and we need invite a
/. tention no farther to its statements c
= promises.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20

The young gent who sent a note to a
young lady asking if her affections
were engaged, was somewhat taken
back by receiving the following re-
ply. 1--WE have little on hand, but
Pa does not do a credit business. The
cash has to accompany all orders"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20

A NASHVILLE special to the Mem
phis AppeR of the 18th, says Of the
proceedings Of the Hobbs nyestiga-
ton:
The COMMITTEES have examined Dr. Nor
row, State Treasure: Thomas Scsulrn,
one Of the pcuitcnliary lessees, and H. Nc,
Adoo, Of Nayerly, member Of the last Leg
islature. The investigation Is takiug Il
wider range than many thought it would
and much Luv be revealed.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20

THERE is a class of journals of
which the Memphis appeal is a fair
type, whose columns fairly groan
these January days with such express
sions as The Sovereign State of
Louisiana" SHERIDAN is endeavor-
ing to bayonet a sovereign State p
A sovereign State in chains !"
" Grants minions trampling on a
sovereign State - They ring the
changes on the words sovereign
State" od nmtseom, like a rickety
hand organ, manipulated by an ex-
lied italian.
Now, we admire enthusiasm, but
we beg our readers to remember that
there is such a thing as zeal without
knowledge; that in times of high po-
litical excitement it is wise to keep
cool. think soberly. and act discreet
". Probably not one Democratic ed
itor in q dozen ever reflects on the
meaning of the words he uses, with
such evident gusto, when he pens
that cabalistic phrase, a sovereign
State" The few who do know the
meaning of words are logical They
mean to teach the old Calhoun doc.
trine, that each one of the States is
superior to the General Government
that the General Government is not
a HttOH, but q sort of slave of the
States-a servant who not only serves
two, but thirty-seven masters We
advise these gentry to consult
their Webster's Dictionary anC
learn what the word sovereignty ;
means. Our copy defines the wore
thus: supreme IN Power; Superio
to all others independent of and un
p limited by any other" Now fLoui
siana can lawfully enter into an
70 treaty, alliance. or confederation
can coin money, emit bills Of credit
grant any title ofnobility, keep troop
or ships Of war in time OF peace. la
any tonnage duty, or establish pos
Offices and post roads, each Of whic
70 ie nm oeaar+ioI o+trfIrt. Of go,.eroi,r,
e tv bur +. e,-pres.ly forbidden bv m
- Constitution of fine United Sfoto
}. t5rn is T.ouisiapaa e. CovaraioD Stata
e and not o.Fe,-yrf.a Now IL Ph,l
,- island or Louisiana. up Drlawar, OF
L. .irelv INDEPENDENT of and unli,oi.a
bv amy other mower "a Franco il E.
7..,-1... - rr,,r.,,d ~. D..
IL ~ ~ w..
o lh'epe""ehO Oh germany VI on ia
;, contrary, is every state shorn Of the-
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20
4 NA.nIILLE special b IL Ia.

tanooga Times Of Wednesday says:
The Senatorial contest is getting hotter.
There is no prospect yet Of caucus.
Prominent men in the Legislature say
johnson i. no Democrat, but they want to
elect him and get him out Of the way. They
say be will be- a cipher in the Senate where
he viii only fight his own battle. But they
fear be will break up the party if be is de
featei. The majority Of the members,
however, oppose johnson and viii not be
Influenced by such notions.
Brown holds his own. His friends are
very confident
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20, 1875.

IT is now evident that Hobbs can't
be elected to the United States Sen.
ate.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20

DAN VOORHEES, withdraws from the
Senatorial contest In Indiana. evil
IDENTIFY impressed with the sentiment
Of the bard, that " he who fights and
runs away may live to fight another
day lie believes that a graceful re-
treat is better than an ignominious
defeat, and that too in the house Of
his friends. Who will be the first in
Tennessee to follow his example
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20

ADUCEs from Nashville represent
that the Hobbs question is getting to
be more interesting than ever. Hobbs,
it is said, shows a disposition TO keep
away from the jurisdiction Of the
Committee Of Investigation. If the
matter is thoroughly sifted and all
the facts are brought to light, some
who have assumed an air Of yirtuous
innocence viii no doubt blush. We
congratulate our readers upon the
prospect for q solution Of the yexed
question, WHO'S Hobbs 2"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20
A cnnRrspoNnrNr nf the Rnnner

A CORRESPONDENT of the Banner
grows very pathetic over Senator Cor
don:
Tho last guns of the Lost Cause were
fred by Gordon, of Georgia. at Appomattox,
and the first voice from the South that has
reached the hearts of the North, is that of
Gordon, of Georgia. North and South,
East and West, his burning words are up.
on the lips of the people To-day the bat
tie SCARED "Rebel is saluted by the
American people as an apostle Of liberty,
while the conqueror OF Appomattox has
sunk into disgusting tyrant. Fortunate
it is for the South, that in her crucial hour,
one Of her sons, who never knew the shad-
ow of turning-who felt with her, who
acted with her, who suffered with her, who
was Inundated with her--was her accred-
tied witness and advocate before the Amer
lean people. He had the right to speak for
his people, and nobly has he spoken.
This writer belongs to class no
doubt, that always associates Grant S
name with the idea of disgusting
tyrant" when thinking or speaking
of Appomattox.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20

The Shelbyville Commercial, u
straight Rourbon sheet, published at
the county site of Bedford,
thus openly and unblushingly advises
assassination of the President, Gen.
Sheridan and their friends:
A debt due the country is the assassina-
ton of those men in authority who are
usurpng the rights of the people in the
State of Louisiuna-Grant and Phil Sheri-
dan-and every other mental under Grant
who is ready and willing to do the work OF
usurpation at his bidding
1t would appear from this that the
" Southern heart" of the Commercial
is getting pretty well L" fired"
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
FOREIGN PORTS.

ALcoA BAY. CGH, Aug I2-Arrved ship Tecumseh Ellis
Singapore via Port Alfred (Sept III for Liverpool to
port Aug TO- bark vcsuvius Ullmer disg; brig Glide
CARoIFr Sept s-Arrived ship Herald of the Morning,
CARE Toyv, oGH, Aug l4-Tp port, ships Sacramento
Lane for Boston lSg; Adelaide Baker tBr loves dsS
CALLAo, Aug 2l-Arryed, ship Matchess, Dawes, Liver
CARpENAs, Sept i7-Arrived, brig Houston Griffin New
CirxyuEeos, Sept 15-Arrved, bark Chapman CBp,
Cow BAY, CB Sept 22-Cleared schr Grasmere tB. for
FATHER PorNT Sept 29Arrived steamer PhGncian CBr),
HAvASA, Sept l7-Arrived, brig Georgiana Br Little
steamer City Of Havana, Phillips New York
Sailed 18th steamers Crescent City, Curtis, New York.
do; brgs Wavery, Terry do; 18th, Havana Meyer, New
HALIFAX Sept l9Arrived ship Roseneath Br) Mcvicar
Glasg9w brig Pre,qer r Wilson, Boston schr Newport
Sailed isth bark Antwerp tBD Atkinson, Pugwash, Ms
the West lr u Hemmet sala Demera5a O.. ~.
MArANzAs, Sept l7-Arryed, bark II Chadwick, Doull.
sailed 18th, brig NJ Mariner. Ttcomb. Baltimore
MONTREAL sept 2l-Arryed steamer scandinavian (Br),
Cleared 2Oth steamer Manitoban Br) wylie Glasgow
PoRT MULGnAyE sept 2l-Arved, schr Wild Brier Mira
Passed north 2lst bark Antelope for Pugwash brig Aso
Passed south 21s ship County of Pictou Br, Munroe,
RTo JaSTiRo Aug e9-sailed bark wnirred cBr Dnl
BALTIMORE Sept schr Dawn lr Collas, Richmond, Va
leans cd) King Arthur G for BSItimore sips fnyinci-
Bile. Strickland; q VI Adams, Morrison: Oneida, Nckes;
Theobald Alams Oakland, Reed and Franklin. Linnell,
unc barSs Templar Booth from Baltimore arrived Aug 30;
Emily Ger, Beachman. from Richmond arrived ls Serene,
Scgcman; Adelaide, Bailey aud Tigre QaD Ferraso for
Baltimore; Frgga Dam, Nader for New Oreans Florida
(Swe) Anderson, for Molale; l. Pendergus Br Bates,
for Hampton ~ Roads; Mary NJ Bird, Packard,
and Clara Nickes wtg Marthe (Fr, Macon,
from Marsciles for San Francisco repg; brigs
Viola CBD, Frazer, for New York; Zephyr,
yor), Sverneand aud Mosquito (lr) Crosby United
States; Kremln, Wyman Lewis T. souires Blachord; +
II Todd Hutchinson; Lizzie Iiitlosen, Wilkinson and
James Lswell Glover unc. schr Tuzzo tporD CamDos
for New York. J Simons0n. Crawford unc; w Barker,
Snowman. for Hampton Roads
smyrna, Aug 2S-saled, brig Domcnco (AusO Monaster-
ietta, New York
ST JAGo, Sept l4-Arryed chrs Louise (BD, from Hall
fax; Adrane (Br, from DO.
ST joins, NIB, Sept 22-Arrived bark Hecla (Br new),
from Maitland, Ms
Sailed 22d ships VIM Douglass DR. new for liverpool
Mary Frazier Or, new do; Inromar Cr) f6 io bark
Melbourne CBrl Burns dos brig Maggie (Br) for Penarh
WisDsoR, Ms, Sept 2l-Arryed, schrs g Young Port
land Sedonia n George Me and both sailed for Pha
delpha) Albert Irea Eastport (and sailed 22d for New
York;.
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
MARITIME MISCELLANY.


STEAMER RrBEccA CLynE, from Wilmington, NC, for Bal
timore ilaeras Inlet sept 23 n disabled condition
having damaged her engine while of Hatteras light night
Of 22d.
SHIP CANADA Hartman. san Francisco Sept 10 from
Newcastle NSW reports that June % heavy board
ed the ship killed Alfred johnson seaman, and also
stove bulwarks boats side lights ventilaors and poop
steps
sur RosENEAru BD, at Halifax Sept 10 from Glasgow
away mizzcntopgaiant mast ia squa on the 10Th
inst.
BRIG KALuMA from Elzabethport for Salem. at Vineyard
Haven 23d ashore West Chop night Of 22d but
came of with assistance unchanged.
ScuR NEWPORT tBr) at Halftx 10Th from New York,
sqnal on the 18th carried away foretopmast.
CEoRGErows DC Sept 21schr Tlos Clyde from Boston.
colided with schr VIM Wilson, of Fort Washington. last
night The latter lost her bboom and sprung bOwsprt
The Thos Clyde was but slightly damaged
HAnFAx Ms Sept 23-The brgs Chilion, Of Lunenburg,
and Empress Of HaaX NJ jamaica dsmasted by the
storm on The 18th Ihe Chi0n reported sailed
from Kingston Sept Z and the Empress Sept 4, both for
lnAgua.l
NEw BEDFoRD, Sept 22-Capt Gibbs Of S steamer Yer
benn reports yesterday the bboom OF sunken schr
i'm direct line from Nobsque and Gay Head lights Tarpau-
lin Cove lirht bearing about NNE IL is in dangerous
from Lucas ShoaI Buoy Gay Head The wreck probably
laws In abou fathoms Of water. Her iibboom appears
surface Of the water al All states Of the tides
CyEBEc Sent 23-The British strip Abeona, from Glasgow,
which arrived Yesterday reports 18Th inst large full
rtyued shp ashore Ancos 20 miles 90 eastward Of
ouhwes ponfF TLe vessel Is painted black outside white
inside and has ight coOred lower She has three
across and from appearances has been long
time ashore She appears 70 have been outward bound
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept 22-saled ship Nile (Br), Newcomb New
/ Orleans
ALrcASrE-saed, bark Guchen FD, Havard, United
| States.
BELFAST Sept 23-Arrved barks Ocean (3r) Whteside,
Quebec Fanny Atkinson 'r, Hunter. Chatham, NIB brig
Maria QtaD, Romano, Philadelphia
Sailed 22d, bark DiliGena (Br), Kan, United States.
BREMEN Sept 22-Arrived bark Nordhavet (No, Myher,
Baltimore.
Sailed 22d, ship Savannah Ger Tableman, Savannah.
CLYDE Sept 23-saed, the Jacob, for Tybee
CAERNARvoS Sept 22-Sailed, bark (Br), Perry,
| North America.
CHRIsrIANIA-Sailed, bark Jeane (Br) Gary, United
States
DEAl Sept 23-Arrved barks Sarah Staples Nickersor
Philadelphia for Rotterdam Phenix Gr Chapman, Que
bee for West HartlepoO Elder NOr Jacobsen, do for
| Hull
DUBLIN Sept 22-sailed bark TolOneO AUST, Gladuch
New Orleans.
DENIA, Sept 1s- Cleared bark Virginia L Stafford Br
Curry New York direct 2Oth steamers Castaa (Br), But
Ter, do via Malaga 22d Trafalgar (Br for do via do.
FALMOUTH Sept 23-Arrived ships Belle Morse Whitmore
Rangoon; Anna Camp. Gardner, Lobos.
HULL Sept 22-Sailed bark Norma AUST Scopinch New
York
KoNIGsBERG about Sept 20-Arrived bark Horace Beas
Pickett Phadep phia brig II C Sibley, Nichols do.
LIVERPOOL Sept 22-saed ships Lake Superior (Br),
Buchanan, North America Ravenscrag (Fr, Biggan,
Ironsides speader United States baks Glenraock (B,
Waddle, do; Emma Paysant 3D. Dexter do brig Helios
Ger, Borgwaldt, do.
via Halifax.
LONDON, Sept 23-Arrved, barks Ganger Rolf Nor), An
dersen Quebec; Fernfenger (Nor), Christensen, do.
Cleared 23d, barks Blue Bird (BD, Michener, United
States Peppino dtaD Paurso, do Volturno Gta, Sava-
rese, New York
MovILLE Sept 23-Auved steamer Victoria (Br, Tedder
wick. New York for Glasgow.
MrpDLEsBoRo, Sept 22-saied bark Romance (Br Toye,
Cardenas.
PLYMOUTH, Sept 23Arrved Nile CB), Gibbs Pensa-
cola.
Also arrived 23d, bark Maud Cr). Mcdonald, Quebec
QUEENsrowN. Sept 23-Arrved barks Walter Arlington,
Jr, Hooper Baltimore; Eunoma or, Olsen, New York;
Bertha Nor Gaarn do; Niord Nor Erickson, do; Mary
(Br. Mcintosh, do brig Oromocto O3r Pratt, do
Also arrived 23d bark Soguedalen (Nor Fach, Quebec;
brig Jane Black (Br, Southerand, Montreal
SHARPNESS. Sept 23-Arrived, bark Chas Murdock (BD,
Campbell, Pensacola
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 22-saled, brig Henderson, Hen
derson United States.
SWANSEA Sept 22-Arrived, bark Chester tBr). Jones'
Montreal.
SUNDERLAND, Sept 23-Arrvcd brig Alice Wilson (Br),
yinton, Quebec
TRrEsrE-Arrived, bark Horace Scudder. Could Rich.
mond.
Sailed from -, Maud Helen, for United States.
LONDON Sept 23-The "Eras" has put into Queenstown
leaky.
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
WIIALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Sept 81 bark Abm Barker Potter
Bay OF Islands April "a with ITO bbs 4O taken on the
passage home) and $50 do hpbk oil and 5000 lbs bone
sent home the 20 bbls and 600 do hpOk on
and LOO lbs bone While firing for pilot Yesterday the
gun burst and the right Of Abm Barker kanaka sea-
man hroken Spoke July % lat 81 90 lon AZ 56 ship
Young Fhenix Clifford NIB, clean; Aug g. lat 81 Ion 4l 30
schr Union, Long do, 60 bbls VIM GrOzer. Roberts
provineetown no report bark spartan Trpp NB, clean
Heard from, same day bark Ohio, ID Smith, do. clean
Also arrived 2ls schrs VIM Martin of Boson) Martin
Atlantic Ocean with $40 bbs and 10 do bkish oil Chas
Thompson ot Provinceown), from Hateras ground with
100 bbs 50 oil Sent home on the voyage 2l0 bbs sp oil
Arrived nc do 22d bark Caao Lee South Pacific Ocean,
Hobart Town April st Helena July 81 with l20 bbls sp
and 500 do VIII oil Sent home the voyage $50 bbs
and 100 do VIII oil April 5 lost the starboRrd and bow boats
Of the cranes May lat 30 5 Ion l3 81 E, spoke bark
Canton, Sherman NIB clean.
Also arrived 22d schr Rising Sun (of Provinceown) Tay
or from Hatteras Ground with $50 bbs p and go do VIII
oil Reports spoke 18th inst schrs Mary Simmons, boiling
whale which would make about 40 bbs sp oil Edw Lee.
Atkins do IS sp
Cleared 22d schr chas Thompson Leach Province
town.
Arrived az Provncetown 21st, schr Ellen Rzpah Dun
ham, nom Hatteras Ground via Vineyard Haven with oil
before reported
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
Y. M. II. A.

The first monthly entertainment of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association was given yesterday evening at
Standard Hail. of Broadway and Forty second
street The attendance large, and the evening
passed Off very pleasantly DR.. Blumentha delivered
the opening address, welcoming the members of the
society and compimentng them on its increase. Mr..
Oscar S Straus followed with essay ''The Haunts
OF Literary Men" or disquiston their clubs
and societies. The style Of composition was rather
labored and most of the incidents he related
familiar TO be very interesting ballad, "Across
the Sands, y by MillaTd next sung by
Miss L. Franklin. MISS Sophia Flora He'll
bron played ''Le Reveil du Lion" by KOntzki, for
which she was loudly appauded. The second part of
the programme opened with Hausers violin SOLO Lieb-
eslied . by Mr.. j. d. Samson. Mr. Lepziger then gave
very amusing readings from Mark Twain and Ar
temus Ward Miss Franklin sung ballad called "Sep-
araton," by Graham. The entertainment closed with
''The Dream OF Eugene Aram,' dramatic recitation,
by Mr. Frank Rothschd, Jr He rccited the piece ad-
miraby, Stimulating the agony and madness of the muir
derer with terrific truhiuIness He was enthusiastically
aDplauded
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept 22-Arrived schrs j A Danengiower
philadelphia; David Ames Windsor Walter Palmer Phila
depha; VIM Anon do for Washington; Allen Mason, New
York Ben Gartsidc, and Maid Of the Mist, for George
saiIed-schrs Norman, Boston; w Boyle, Georgetown;
j shepherd drom Georgetown. -.
BOSTON. Sept 23-Arrived, VIM Lawrence Howes Balti
more sehrs smith, Bennett, Alexandria; Vashti Sharp
Hills, Phladoiphiai Mary HASKELL Saunders do VIM
Conners, French Eizabcthport; Helen Ames Endicot
Georgetown. DC; Jennie = Wiley Trehhen, Baltimore j
clayton, Clifford NJ NJ Pote, Straton. Timothy Field,
Leland Miller, hteelman and Mary Bryan, Thomp-
son, Phiadepha; Grace Girder, Kelsey, Amboy; Plow
Boy Haett Port johnson joseph Knowles Wass Hobo
ken
Helow--Bark Adela, from ST. Domingo City
Clcand--Schrs Mary Rankin Fuller, Galveston; Henry
Haven Pearcc City Point Va; Hector Higgins Norfolk,
BALTIMORE, Sept 22Arrived bark Brothers, Thurston,
Ceared--Schr Forest Oak Parker Now Haven.
23d-Arriyed. steamer Josephine Thonisson, Moore New
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
Brg LI..Is N Merr. Mlnott oharles.on-Evan.. Ban 4

Brig Lizzie Merrill Mnott chareston-Evans, Bali
Co
schr Louisa Wilson, smith, Aux Cayes-I r Staples.
schr Flint, Douglass, Port Lemon, CR-Wm Grace
&CO.
schr wardwell Bernbaum DECENTRALIZATION Asmus.
Schr The Star (Br, Lynch, st John. NB-Heney Par
ker
Schr J II Kranz Pitcher, New Orleans-N II Brigham.
Co.
schr Abraham Richardson, Pray Bangor-Jed Frye Co.
Schr NOlant, Dodge, PortsmOuth-H W Loud CO.
Schr Independence Palmer Hartford-Ci G Blair SON.
ing Co
Schr G Acken Toms. stamford-stamford Manufactur-
ing Co.
sloop Deception, Adams Hartford-Rackett Bro
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
LS1ANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
sun AND MOON
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. %, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Pommerania Ger, sehwensen, Hamburg via
Pymouthskunhardt a Co
steamer Mas Dutch, Chovalies Roiterian.-Funch,
Edyc & Co
steamer Carondelet MeGeeEy Porto Gabego Aux eayes
&c-C II Mallory Il 90.
steamer Ontario SiGcnra Rio Janeiro-VER Garrison.
steamer City Of New York, Zimmerman, Havana-F Alex
andre a Sons
steamer MONTGOMERY, Faircloth Fernandina via Port
ROyal-H Gclpcke
Steamer city Of Galveston, Evans, savannah--R Low
den
Steamer + Bidde, Pierce Phiadelphia--Jas Hand.
Steamer Franconin, Bragg, Portland r Ames
steamer Nereus. Berry BostonH Dinock.
Ship Norris. BnrstOw, New Orlean8-B y Metcafek Co.
Bark Try CBr), Miller, Lond0n-Boyd a Hnoken.
Bark Caroline CNOrl, Medahl, AlSerakumeiburg& Co.
Bark Ihos Brooks, Waugh. So JagO-W aydeN D. co.
Bark Anna Norl Wahl, Batmore-Funch. Edge a Co.
Brig Starlight, stoyer, Port Spain, Irinidad-L W
ArBaefronn-
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT RI. Sept %. 1875.
The schr Ellen II Gott tof Camden, Armstrong from
Charleston 10th inst for Boston, with Of rosn tur
pentine scrap arrived here to-day Experienced
heavy weather and head winds the entire passage and split
sails carried away rigging aud rudder head. win remain
for repairs.
schr Nymph Dow, Of and FOR Providence arrived at
that port from Philadelphia to-day and reports that the
10Th inst Barneva bearing WSW miles ran into
the spars sunken wreck and had flying bboom and cat
head carried away also lost anchor and 25 thom Of chain
1t was blowing hard the time, and the vessel making
nine knots hour.
The New York herald., 1875-09-24

D7- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGIGT.--The NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal for
board the HERALD yacht, showing while burn
ing the red green changing from the other
in succession and be miles distant Cap
tans Of vessels upon seeing this signal Will obgs by pro-
pairing any marine they may have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD
pBPersons desrous Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York DO by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht, pier No East River New York.
received from all parts the world promptly
livered Duplicates required.