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The New York herald., 1875-12-01
NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

THE GATHERING or THE MEMBERS OF THE
EGIsLATURE-CANvAssING FOR THE NEW
SUBORDINATE oFFIcERs-PRoBABLE cANDI-
DATES
TRENTON n j., Nov. 80 1875
Quite an influx of politicians, legisators-elect and
Office seekers paid visit TO this city to-day. AT
the coming session OF the Legislature two or three
lucrative Offices will have to be filed and is custom
ary the candidates for each position are legion Prob
ably the most lucrative Office is that OF State Prison
keeper now held by Mr. Charles Wilson, Of Camden. II
Is worth at least $40 600 year The present incumbent
has occupied it for years, and he expects re-
appointment which, II he Is successful, would give him
further term Of five years of authority, accord
ing to the change made by the adoption OF the
constitutional amendments. Governor Bedle has the
appointment, with the advice and consent oil the
Senate The Governor Is democrat and the Senate is
republican. Owing TO this conflict or disagreement
between these authorities or fountains OF govern
ment respect TO their gift OF ohice Is not improD-
able If the Governor appoints democrat 10 succeed
Mr.. Wilson, who is republican, the Senate may not
acquesce. General Mott present state treasurer
Colonel W. r Murphy and D. D. Hennon are promi-
nenty mentioned in connection with the once, and IL
is very likely that the Governor will make his selection
from this trio, whether the Senate VIII be pleased
not
Both houses of the Legislature will have the appoint
ment of State Treasurer TO succeed the present in
cunbent General Mott The General retires because
he Is a democrat, although efficient and upright
Official A gentleman Of true republican calibre will be
the choice OF both Houses, they being republican on
joint ballot Charles Bechtel and Walter +.
Bartlett, OF Trenton Phineas Jones, Of New
ark f. " R. Wright and. RprtO o1. FtP5isr, are
candidates for the position II Is probable
that the contest will dwindle down TO Mr. Bartlett and
Major Anderson The Office is wopth about $40 600 per
year. perqusites included
The election of General Sewell to the Presidency Of
the Senate and Mr. carscallan 10 the speakership of
the House Is foregone conclusion.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

AUCKLAND NJ Oct 2s-In port barks Moneynick, More.
ton, Sydney, just arrived: Caberfed tBr Mckenzie,
from Newcastle, arrived l4th for New Caledonia
Arrived Oct bark Stag (BD. Mcclellan, Newcastle (and
sailed 26th 90 returnl,
New York arrived about LIST.
BRIDeEwArER Ms. Nov 2s-sailed brig Alpha (Br) Bar.
bados.
CIRpENAs Nov 2e-Arrived, brig Spanish Main tBr)
Halifax 2Sth, bark w Grifiths Drummond. New York
HAVANA, Nov 2s-Arrived brigs Maggie Wood Br), St
John, NIB Both. Hermann, Hichborn, New York.
Sailed 3Oth bark Oscar tSpl, Moragnes, Charleston
HALIFAx Nov 29-In port ship Caliope (Br), Sinclair
from Philadelphia for Antwerp, TO sail 3Oth.
LoxDos, Nov 26-Arrived, steamer Gamma tBr), Luck
LEsHoRS Nov 2s-saled, bark carrara dtaD Pontre.
LrytRrooL Ns Nov 2s-Arrived, brig Linda Abbott,
LocKPoRr Ns Nov 2s-Saed brig Caroni (Br), British
West Rndies: schr CreoliAn tBri do.
MAYAGuEz Nov l2-Saiied, schr Yates Keane. From
MArAszAs Nov 27-Arived schr Abbie Dunn. Fountain.
NORM sYpxsY. CB Nov 25-In port bark rcarus CBr),
Cochran for New York; bgs Cheviot (Br Carter from
Wexford arrived loth TOR 81 John NIB Northern Star BD,
Arrived 18TH bark Toyburn CB, Jones' Liverpool land
cleared 23d for st John, NIB,
81 MIcHARLs Nov 3-Saed bark Kate Williams, Hale
New Bedford, with full cargo Of OIL
ST DoMIsCo Cry, Nov lin port bark Tia Macarsand
lFr Pauson or New York: schr Hattie White, Belaty
for Boston loading
Bacon 81 Johns NJ land cleared Tor New YORK via Halifax
Horner. Mobile Dark oliver (Br Mckay Londonderry
VICTORIA Nov i7--Arrived, barks Prince Rupert (Br)
Main, London 18th, Paas 0usl Niska. Calao; Henry
Buck, Sorman, from Port Townsend for Nanamo.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AETwKRp Nov 2e-saied, steamer Nederland (Beig).
James Philadelphia tand passed Flushing PM.
ALIcASTE-Cleared. brig Woodland Valentine. Havana
BRsroI- Nov 3o-saied Somerset 3D. Western,
New York.
BELFAST Nov 2s-sailed. bark Fidente lAus, Radoso-
vleh, United States.
CARDIFF Nov 3osailed bark Rowing Sailor Bryant Ma
previously schr George SHEPPARD Rich, Ha
latter putting back
cHRisrANiA-Arrived, bark Thyra CGer. Bohn Phadel-
phia
GrpRArrAR-Arved, brig wolfvlle CBp. Barting zantc
for New York.
LrvERPooI. Nov so-sailed ship Virginia CBr,. Ward
Savannah; bark vasco de Cana Nor) Mortensen Calves
ton.
Sailed 2eth barks Mary Marshall CBr). Tucker United
States; Annie Putnam CBr), Fleming, do
LONDON. Nov 30-Saled, bark Lord Duferin (Br) Han
SON Pensacola
Cleared Goth. bark Speed (Kor Faikenstein. United
States.
PALERMO Nov 3o-saned. bark Rialto Brl Linden Baa
more
QUEENSTOWN Nov 3o-Arrived bark Urbano utaD. OIL
var, New York
Also arrived 3oth steamers City Of Brooklyn CB lib.
belts York for Liverpool Partha B, Watson Boston
for do land both proccedcd).
29th ship Island Home r) Smith New York for
Liverpool (see below.
on Fastne soth pm. steamer Egypt r, GrOgan, from
New York via Queenstown for Liverpool.
RKvAI, Nov 2o-saled, bark Alice Tainter, Losberg,
Cadiz
SLIGO, Nov 2s-sailed bark Rasnhild tNoD. jacobsen
United States.
ST HELESA-sailcd bark Thomas Pope, Alexander, New
York
SINGAPORE Nov 2e-Tn port ship Douglas Castle (BD,
Skinner 90 load for Boston.
TRALEK Nov 3o-Arrved, bark Alfred Nor. Won de Fehr
Baltimore.
Sailed 3Oth barks Rosa dtaD Barbagaleta, New York
Harvey GER, Peters do; Flora (Nor Petersen do
WATERFORD. Nov 2e-Arrived steamer Gurterbayer Gp.
Arisoleaga. Charleston for Liverpool lsee below.
LONDON Nov 3o-steamer Gurerbayer Csp) from Charles
ton for Liverpool put into Waterford yesterday, with
chinery disabled.
Ship Island Home CB) Smith, from New York for Liver
pool put Queenstown yesterday, with her rudder dam
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
A CHARITY LOTTERY STOPPED.

charity bazaar and concert, the proceeds Of which
are be devoted the erection Of the first house or
the Mission Of the immaculate Virgin for the Protec-
ton OF Homeless Children, opened in Tanmany
Hall last evening. The affair was conducted upon the
lottery system and the premiums to be distributed
among the audience amounted to 600 As the tickets
were issued at the low price OF twenty five
cents, immense concourse was pfesent
The hall and starways were all crowded
and the people in the street who camored for entrance
numbered about 1000 The bazaar and concert we're
under the direction Of the Rev J. q Drumgooe and
was meant TO be conducted under perfectly honest
and equitable system. There many prizes in
cash. The following gentlemen acted as judges
Thomas II. OConnor James Lynch, William Dough-
erty, James dwell, Alexander Patton, James w,
0Brien, +. l. Carey, Thomas Kerrgan, Dennis oiDono
hue Jos p Payten, Peter Dolan, James Moore John
r Walsh NJ y. Holohan, Patrick Campbell of New
York; Thomas Douglas, Arthur hcCanrey, John Nc
Cormick OF Brooklyn.
than Police Inspector Dilks with squad OF men, ap
peared upon the floor and stated the managers that
an lotteries contrary law and that the drawing
must Immediately be discontinued The managers
we're very much surprised at this unexpected turn Of
affairs but after brief consultation proclaimed tho
drawing would take place IN private and that every
thing the committee did would be published in the
morning papers Great indignation manifested
upon the interference OF the police a. the lottery
varied IN particular from those frequently conducted
by various religious societies in this city.
DRAWING.
After the dispersion OF the crowd the committee pro-
ceeded to award the prizes follows.-To the holder
OF coupon No l3 022 $40; 1l2 s6T knives and forks
25 4o4 SO; 32S3 ton OF coal 403 umbrella; 81 o59
shoes II 467, workbox; $50 81 e,l29 ton Of coal
81, 1885, Lives Of saints" 2096, sewing machine ;
6l 444 500, gold; 1900 mcerschaum pipe, rs, 172
SIS; 2s 645 washing machine; 1904. picture LADY or
Lourdesn 80 57l ton OF COAL 96 s69 barrel OF nour
2e s22 awcbster's Dictionary 35 205 IS; 10. .577
dinner set; 6,s65, photograph Of Cardinal NC.
Closkey; 6s, 64S sllk hat 1853, spinning
jcnney; 6,sG6 "Hlstory Of Lourdcs" Y go,
So 3,551, cooking stovei lo6S S7s, $40 o9,2e7 o.;
% lO2 sherman's "Memoirs;' 112 997 barrel Of -four
ls5H So, 1850 box Of City cigars; 2o,64s, S.;
Ill SOS photograph or the Pope 1909 'Lfe Of the
Blessed virgins" ia $50, Angeus clock; 5 O5o. copy
OF Father Burkes 'Lcctures" 1853 IS; as 4s6 S5;
n 273 S5 10 97l silver watch 66 593 $40; T3 G52
"History or the Church; ~ 20 1871 barrel Of -four
1916, pony, wagon and harness; H. 927 picture,
'Iady or Perpetual Help;n ll5 023 single pedstead
81 $50. $500. gold. u. .G2S. $40.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HIGH WATER
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV % 1877
CLEARED.

Steamer Abyssina Br). Murphy, Liverpool via Queens
town-C q FrancKyn
steamer Rotterdam Dutch, Wis RoterdamFunch, Edge
Go.
Steamer Colon, Tanner Aspinwall-Pachc Mail Steam
ship Co.
Steamer Leo. Daniels Savannah-Murray Ferris Co
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer Richmond. Kelly. Noriolk-Old Dominion Steam
Steamer Ann Eliza Richards. Phladephia-Jas Hama
Steamer Glaucus Bearse Boston-b Dimock
Ship Jean Ingelow. TantoDg areston-Yernon Brown
4 Co.
Bark Franklin Petersen Hamburg-Funch Edge Co.
Bark Christopher Columbus Nor, Knudsen, Havre-
Bockmann. Oerein 4 Co.
Bark Cupid tBr), Grant Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Nueva Emea Celestina utaD, staracci Leghorn-
Fuuch Edge h Co.
BARK Nomad, Jayne New Orleans-R II Drummond A Co.
Brig ThetiS Spalckhaver. Wiiamstadt-Douvale A Co.
Brig Oliver Cults (Br, Jones, Port PrinceR Murray,
schr George Treadwen. Taylor Jeremie-Isaac Sta
pies .
Co
scfr Israel Snow. Hatch Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Scln Maud Webster, Wentworth Key West and Pensacola
-Benner Pinkney.
schr Backford. Bush, Key Vests Bush.
Sch Bell Hardy, Kelly, Alexandria and Georgetown, DC
A Dayton Co.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
ARRIVALS.

REPoRTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHuEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer George Washington. Whitehead, New Orleans
Nov l5 via Norfolk with mdse and passengers 70 Clark
Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory. Savannah Nov 25
with mdse and passengers TO W II Garrison.
City OF Atlanta, Woo dhu Charleston Nov ~
with mdse and passengers 10 Quintard Go. Died on
the passage. Nov 2S Of consumption, Mr. George Crnmmy
Bark Emma Frances tof windsor Ns), Burns Montei
video 55 days with hides &c TO Bertaux Co. Crossed
the Equator Nov l, IN Ion 1880
schr Kochcko Jasper Rio Janeiro IS days with coffee to
Panaor Nov in lon 81 30 w no date lat o. lon 65 ex.
changed Ion gtude with brig Water Lily bound north
schr sarah Reed Gupl, Pointsa Pitre 20 days, with
8 days n of Hatteras, with heavy NE gales.
schr Charlie Miller, Ross Virginia for New Haven.
n1-Bark Left Erickson CNor) which arrived 2sth and
anchored Sandy Hook, came up TO the city 3Oth AN
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Albatross Davis Fall River for New York.
schr Mary Helen sanborn, Turks Island via New Haven
scby Adeiine Mott Rosyn for New York
Schr Veranda Pond Providence for New York.
schr Jessie g Russ Morton. Bridgeport Tor New York
schr Alice Scranton Hubbard. Portland, c. for New
Schr Venus Providence for New York
Schr william, Boston for New York.
schr Mary Mflin Ferris, Warren for New York.
Schr W Mangum. Chase. New Bedford tor New \ ork.
Scnr J X Mitchell. Morre. Stamford for New York.
Schr samuel II Goodwin. Williams Stamford Tor New YORK
BOUND EAST.
Brig Eleanor (Br). oeilvie New York for Gibraltar
Brig Prince LIE Boo tBr. Hatfield New York Tor Alicante
schr Union Flag Frisbie. Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Success Person Hoboken for Providence
Schr Harriet Lewis. Port johnson for Boston.
grbr A TIeaton Phinney, Port johnson for Boston
schr Sarah Thomas. Arnold Port johnson for Boston
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
BURGLARS FoILED.

About eleven O'Clock last night the ofhcers at the
Efh precinct police station apprsed that some
prsons we're trying gain entrance to the dry goods
sore or John Anvil ofNorth Moore and Hudson
reets by boring hole through the brick wall from an
nocoupied building adjoining. u appears that Mr.
iken who is the nephew OF the proprietor OF
ne store watches It during the night he
heard the sound Of scraping and boring ana
dipping into the street without making any noise, I'M
hediately Informed the police, Four men were a'
once sent who, bursting in the iron' aoor
of No la6 Hudson street, whence the noise came,
bno ~ them attempted to escape through the mont
window but pistol pointed at his head caused MN
ho gve up that idea Two satchels iull u tools
land tour empty valises IN which they INTENDED
10 carry or the dry goods in the store we're found 10
their possession They had already made qnick woTK
short time would have made hole through tne MAIL
rhOmDgOn.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
AN OLD LADY BURNED.

A PROTECTION AGAINST THE wINTER1r WIND
RESULTS IN AN ACCIDENT THAT WILL PROB
ABLY BE FATAL-A WIDOW LADY ENcoM-
PASSED IN FLAMES
NEWPORT, R. L.. Nov. 80, 1875
widow lady named Margaret Cochrane, aged
seventy five years. living alone Kinsleys wharf IN
this city, most shockingly burned this noon After
making fire she procured quilt TO wrap around her,
the wind found it's way into her poverty stricken
home Before doing this however, she held II up to
the stove to In this way 1t took fire, but she
did perceive it, and put It around her. In few
moments il was IN flames, and She not having pres
of mind, ran up stairs into neighbours house,
and, finding in, returned and made her way into
the street BY this time her clothing was
all ablaze, and the strong wind only served
TO fan the flames. The neighbors ran out
with blankets to enyeop her in, but this action was
delayed long; her clothing clear 70 her skin was
burned entirely off where they were fastened around
her waist The skin from her ankles TO her waist was
entirely burned off and IL dropped Off like chan Her
suferings intense and large number OF people
congregated in and about the scene of the accident
She alive nine O'Clock this evening" but neither
Dr. Stanton Squires, who are attending her. believe
that she can live until morning
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CrrY HAvASA hence for Havana, which put
into Savannah with machinery damaged, proceeded 3oh
inst. having repaired
gWp JAMES DUNCAN (3rl, from Charottetown, PEI. for
Chareson Sc before reported ashore Port Hawkes.
bury Ms will probably get on IL the weather moderates
and 20 the marine railway.
BARK MINNESOTA toi Boston, from Hamburg for BatI
more, before reported put into Hall the 26th inst
eaky has been surveyed by the Port Wardens and
ed discharge 100 tons Of her for examination
BARK LORD BALTIMORE tBp, from New York for Rich.
mond while anchor IN Hampton Roads Monday night,
was run BY sc Louisa Mallory which carried away Tho
bark oreopg allan tmat and jbboum. The Eva vas also
IL collision With brig isggy Br), from Rio Janeiro carry
Ing away the ates bboom, bOwsprt and part Of her bull
wArkS
BARK ROearf Nosi from Now York for Konigsberg with
cargo Of I43 GI gallons refined petroleum. which
abandoned June a. a 3a Ion ~ 3 and subsequently
derec Is reported have been picked and towed into
C0runna.
BniG Anna MITCHELL. Or, Is the vessel Newport in
distress flou 81 Bnnkt1do mot Anna as reported).
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
OBITUARY.

HON. BENJAMIN P. AVERY, MINISTER PLENIPo-
TESrrARY OF THE UNITED STATES TO CHINA
The State Department in Washington received intel.
iigence yesterday informing the governments OF the
occurrence or the death Of the Hon Benjamin Parke
Avery, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary Of the United States China hr. Avery went
to China from San Francisco. No particulars OF his
death are just at hand His Ministerial residence
was at Pekn.
BENJAMIN Parke Avery, late United States Minister 10
China was born in New York city and In his forty
sixth wear. He was the son OF Samuel Putnam Avery,
who came from stratford, Conn, to New York, whore
he died In 1892 AZ a boy, Benjamin y, Avery mani.
tested q taste for literature and the arts,
and went iEto the establishment OF Rawdon,
wright 4 Hatch, bank note engrsvers lie about
nineteen years or age when gold discovered in
California TO which he entra IN ls49, being among
the earliest Of the pi0neerA Ne went through Gil the
ytcsstudes OF miners life but continually pursuing
his stuses n literature and frequently contributing 70
tbe nresa az the state He nrst attracted public
ton as the editor OF the Hydraulic Press published AZ
North San Juan raising this paper 70 leading position
among the weekhes of me STATE Of Oaliotnia
IA 1860 he founded the Marysville Appeal the
drs, daily paper published out Of San Fran
cisco ard which he controlled until 1863 Being an
earnest apIslavery man and republican, ne dd good
service tU the cause when Y was unpopular snd
dangerous todo So During this period he was elected
State Printer but the hed Of politics was not coDgena
10 his disposition literary tastes On bis retirement
from the Marysvi1e APBeas pc became eepr % o se san
Of the San Francisco Art ASSOCIATION, ~ we "
terest oi which be wrote and lectuSpd frequently.
His health falling through the seyeIe iaOor ~
tending the editing Of daily paper, he retired from
thai post 1874 and assumed the edilorship on mo
Creriayad Monthly, 20 which he had ceen constant
coRLIIbulor. Nj Avery was marrisd. ba.ba no chil
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

NS-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The New YORK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal Tor
use on board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing green red changing from one to the other
IN succession and can be several miles distant Cap
ans of vessels seeing this signal will ooge by pre-
pairing any marine they have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD.
nPersons desrou of communicating with vessels arrv-
ng York addressing to such vessels care
of HERALD news yacht pier No East River, New York
Letters from all parts of the world and promptly de-
lvered- Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
WHALEMEN.

Cleared Nov 80 schr Louisa sener, Atlantic
Ocean.
Cleared New Bedford Nov 90. barks Greyhound Allen.
Indian Ocean; Calao, Craw, do land sailed 30thl.
Sailed from Russell, NJ, Oct 81 bark Bartholomew Cos
mold Willis, New Bedford.
letter from Capt Jernegan, Of bark Napoleon, of NB
dated Honolulu Nov 20 that he has left the vessel
account III health would home. The bark had
sailed the 6th cruise under command Of Mr. Turner
the first mate
letter board bark Matilda Sears Childs Of Dart
mouth dated Hobart Town Oct l3 reports had taken iS7
bbls sp oil since last report
letter from Capt Brown Of bark Atlantic, Of NIB dated
Honolulu Nov IL reports had completed repairing OF dam
from the collision with the Napoleon and would be
ready for in few days.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
PROFESSOR THOMAS HEWITT KEY, THE PHnoI-

PROFESSOR THOMAS HEWITT KEY, THE PHILoL-
ooIsT.
cable telegram from London, under date Of yester
day November 80, reports follows:-"Professor
Thomas Hewitt Key, the philologst, is dead He was
mathematical professor in the University OF Virginia in
1924" Thomas Hewitt Key N. A.. +. r. 81, was born
in the year 1899, in London He was consequently TO
years Of age at the time his death He OF the
late Thomas Key NJ D. or London, and brother Of the
late Mr. Aston Key the eminent English surgeon He
educated at 81 johns College, Cambridge, and pro-
ceeded TO Trinity College, where he graduated as a
wranger in the year 1921 He studied medicine. Sub
sequeny he accepted the Professorshp Of Mathematics
In the University Of Virginia United States. He re-
turned 10 England from America In the
year 1927, and became Professor OF Latin
In the University Of London, on the establishment
Of that institution in 1898 Mr. Key subsequently re-
signed the chair or Latin for that Of Competitive Gram
mar. This in the year lS4I This professorship,
well the head mastershp OF the school, he con-
tinued 10 hold His reputation scholar and pubicst
stood very high He was engaged during many years
past the work OF q Latn-English dictionary
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.

Detective oBrien, Of the Central once, last night
recovered $500 worth OF stolen property consisting o.
,ilk dresses valise and shawl pin, supposed 70 be
he proceeds Of burglary committed In Brooklyn, py
man named Benjamin Fowler, who was arrested rev
lays ago by Captain Walgrove, of the Brooklyn force
The property which is awaiting iaeheinca.on ~ ne
central DEPARTMENT was collected from three different
places portion found at Simpsons pawnshop,
No 1856 Bowery; more discovered al ahother
pawnshop at No lS2 Allen street. ana lhe reinAhuer
was Obtained at No. lO3 Crosby street
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
SAILED.

Steamers Montana (Br). for Liverpool Australia (Br),
Glasgow Colon, Aspinwa; Leo, Savannah; Isaac Bel,
Richmond Ae: Richmond Norfolk ships star OF the West
Shangha. Charles Luling Ger, Baltimore; barks Eliza
Barss Br Hamilton tBermuda) Carlton, London; orsoo
UtaD Lisbon; Idaho. Cienfuegos; brgs Harry Aubrey
tBrl Barbados; Laura Cacace tBr, Cadiz Eiche Br)
Laguayra and Porto Cabeoi San Frisco utaD. Trieste
Nellie Hustled Havana Emily (Brl, Belize.
Wind at Midnight. NNW.
harauetar a a0.19
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
HARBARA's BROKEN ARM.

orccr smyth, of Tho Twenty FIRST precinct last night
saw Barbara Berricc domestic aged seventeen years.
of sixty ses enih street on the corner q Twenty
street and First avenue, With broken arm, she VIZ
iaken 70 BeIeyue h0spIlaL
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasters informed
that by teegraphing the HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street. London to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de Iopera
the arrivals at and ss5"-,"-.. f-~'
with the United States the will be cabed TO this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegrsphing news
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
A CHARITY FAIR.

fair win be begun this evening at De Garmos Hall
West Thirty third street for the benefit Of the Homo
for the Blind very deserving institution. The fair
will be continued tomorrow and Friday, and, II Is
hoped Will reap full Harvest
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
NATIONAL GUARD FESTIVITIES.

The Forty.seventh regiment N.GsNY., had q
dress parade at their armory North Second and
Fourth streets Brooklyn, y. D. last evening" for the
purpose OF presenting marksmans badge to the
member OF the regiment who had won H. The affair
came or very pleasantly and the friends OF the rcgi-
meat had good evenings amusement
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
MR. AsToR,S WILL.

In accordance with the petition Of John Jacob Asor
a citation has been issued by Surrogate Hutehings
all interested in the will OF the late William b. Astor to
appear before him the 18th inst when II Is probable
the millonnare's last testament will be offered for
pr1b
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Light House gives notice that and after
Dec first class steam siren will be sounded at Grand
pier head light station Lake Michigan during thick
giving blasts of five seconds duration
intervals Of 80 seconds Also that and after Dec 10
from the lighthouses recently erected
the mouth Of the schuylkill River Pa The lights will
be xed white.
The New York herald., 1875-12-01
ORDER OF ST. GREGORY
GREAT.

MONTREAL, Nov. 80 1875.
Information received from Romo states that HIS
Holiness the Pope has conferred the distinguished
order Of ST. Gregory the Great Mayor W. H. Hing
stou NJ D., and Mr. Justice Berthelot; similar honor
also has been extended 10 the Lieutenant Governor Of
On
The New York herald., 1875-12-01

dren His mother brother lS p Avery, well known
IN art crcesl and other relatives resided IN New YORK
With the exception Of short visit TO the East IN 1900
he left his adopted state until the time 81 ms az
pointment 70 the high post Of diplomatic trust ia whieh
he has Just expired