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An indictment was found against Rinds-
kopf at the summer term OF the Unitcd
States court, but postponemcnt OF
the case was secured withoata any dif.
iiculty.
AJAiL BIRDS BANQUET.
The next torn of the court was held
in September at La Crosse but dcs.
pitc all the efforts of the district alior.
ney another postponcmept was OBJ
taincd. Supervisor Mnnn wrote to
Commissioner Douglass favoring this
continuance and said in his letter, un.
der date of Sept. Z, 1874, that he had
conferred with Senator Carpenter, who
had applied for postponement of the
trial. When the November term came
round there was vigorous effort made
by Mum and Carpenter to obtain still
another continuance, and Douglass, AT
the request of the Senator DIRECTED the
district attorney TO continuc the case
till the June term, 1875 but that Off.
Ger would not obey orders, and pressed
the case TO trial and convicted Rlnds-
kopf Hewas, however, very lenicntly
dealtwith by the court, being sentenced
to pay fine of $1,000 and be impris.
oned in tho county Jail for one day
only. "Princc SAM as he is called,
paid the fine and passed one day IN
jail, and amused himself during the
period OF bis incarceration by giving
ono of the most recherche entertain
mcnts to the United States officials
that was ever heard of in Madison.
In the meantime the whisky men in
Milwaukee aud the revenue officers for
that district had purchased tho Senti-
mel newspaper and were running II as
a Carpenter organ. A. +. Durpec, who
had been the special revenue agent for
that district for several years, WINS re.
moved at the demand of Keyes, the
Chairman Of the Republican State Cen
tral Committee, and S. J Conklin, who
had formerly been in the revenue ser.
vice at New Orleans, was appointed
his successor The developments
made during the trial OF Rindskopf
were such that Deputy Collector Wcis-
scrt and a gauger named Mocller had
to bc removed. The testimony was
explicit as to both being in tho pay OF
the whisky ring, but Notwithstanding
this they were rcnstaici on the 9th
Of January last. Sam Rindskopf was
nominated as q Democratic Gambia .te
for Congress, but the Democratic news
papers in the district would not sup
port him, and hogan a vigorous on
slaught on The whisky ring, which
forced Sam 10 withdraw. However,
tho Carpenter candidates for the legis-
laturc were elected by large MAORI.
ty, and every Democratic district IN
Milwaukee was carried by the Rcpub-
Iicons hv tha liheral use of Tho whisls y
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Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,


ErOR sAiE.--rhe undersigned yder. iof
II sale valuable town property in the borough
u clcarhsld. Lot s6xies feet, with good two.
story plank house thereon ercscd, with three
roems down stairs and four bed rooms up Stair.
Also sewing room and bath rcvsu on second noor'
ilouse huishcd complete from cellar to atlic--
Good douhls porch sud good wa,sr Price Fes-
souahle and payments easy.
2oang7s wM. NJ. MCCULLOUGH
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bic 10th Of May last, he built good
sized bonfire In his ,listillery aud con,
sumcd all his books aud papers. The
proof Of the destruction Of the books
and papers was conclusive = indeed
Rehm admitted that they were burned,
but he said they were so bulky that
no had not room enough IN his dislll.
lsry TO stow them, and so he burned
them up. The destruction Of the re-
cords Of q distillers or Wholesale deal
er's operations within two years Is an
indlotablo oifense, and yet Rohm got
of In spite OF his own confession,
The district under the supervision Of
Dan Mum included Indiana, Illinois
and Wisconsin. Besides half n dozen
members of the House Of Representa-
tivcs who were either directly or indi.
rectly its bcncicaries, the ring COM
mandcd theactivc support Of at least
two United States Senators. The
Binghams, Of Evansville, Ind. arc nc
two and Influential Republican polIli-
clans, and have always been the friends
and advocates Of Senator Morton. II
is an indispasablc fact That IN 1872
Senator Morton tclcgraphcd TO the
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CHEAP GROCERIEsl

CHEAP GROCERIESl
~ LUMBER CITY, PA.
The undersigned innounces to his old friends
and patrons that has opened a good line Of
GROCERIES A PfovfsIoNs at the old stand
Of Kirk Spencer, Sr which he solicits liberal
patronage. ". W. SPENCER.
Lumber City, Pa, March soft
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Eseal advertisements.

Spirit of the press-Cider.
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large and wcli-hnished Brick DWELLING, stu.
ate on the river bank, In the borough Of cioar.
he'd, Containing eleven rvoms, With good cellar,
water 10 the Kitchen, aud all the modern souve-
a'enres. Paatriss Bathroom. Cio,hcs- presses, As.
Z" .Hty feet ifont aud two hundred and thirty
'es' nack. with twcnty foot alley on lhv east
side' said building, with all the spput,nanees,
w'h 'e so'i cheal, with paymen,sio TO suit purcha-
sef. Application can be made 10 tho under
ngnea OF 70 a, z, Tate, E,q., Who will give all
"ses.s'y 'n'ofma''on TO 'hose who d,sire to In
'pec' the property. fFI
May aist isrs.tf.
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"CnnisriAN" SwINpLisGs. The coun.
try, broa' and wide, knows how the
poor niggers of the South, who had
their little all in that Frecdman's Bank
nj Washington, d. c., have been rob.
bed, but viii scarcely be prepared to
learn that, dmoug the miscrablc, scoun.
drclly thieves that stole tho deposits
in that institution, stand forth gang
OF rottcn.heartcd Pharisees, known as h
~Ohristian Association T.. which pChris.
tian Association. borrowed . $50, 900
of the money, put uplbogus, security
refused to pay anything on t,c' p,ihci,
pail andihavo of 'laies even sroiused.t TO
discharge the intotyst aod'arStrying
to bcatthc bank oatof The entire. .ls,n
Every, man Of this schristiap ,Assochl.
ton held IN holy h9rrorthe old 'siave-
ho'dsrs2 who's sas.slssl. and ppeteclsd
his "nisse'sSs sbst anes getting these
mere children away from tllcir mas
tors, and telling them ,hcy wsiV hcw
tree aud could claim Gas their own
all thv umnoy thcyicarneds tlscse l,io,'s
raseaIrr 50 soM sgioor Suinb9 saves
UP something, tnrtfAround themselves
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FULFOaD & THOMPSON
CtoME AND SETTLE.--

Having taken my brother iato partneuhip.
desire to have my old accouuu closed. | there
,es give notice 70 all who know thsmselvss IN.
dehssdtc me u come iurrard soon aud ssuls up,
" th@ ~e can take new departure.
ceAtAjd. Js "a, 'Ts.rf. f.'M. JARD0N.
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A Spanish rroverb says, "A kis'
without muslacho is like an cgg with
out salt"
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will thc co rtof inquiry, which Bah.
cock has demanded, look into oil these
transactions, or will It bc nsee--ary for
a committee Of the Ilouse Of Rspresen,
lativcs TO pqi in thu searching probe ?
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
FOREIGN PORTS

BOMBAY Oct Ain port, bark Milo Kracht for Tutucorn
BArGKoK. Ang 23-Arrived, bark Rosina Hansen Singa
pore (and sailed Sept for Sourabayal.
CARpENAs, Nov 5-Arrived, bark Romance (Br) Loye,
marlborough E schr Freddie Ebbett Br Veale, Lin
gan, CB.
CiEsTuEcos Nov 6-Saled, brig Asudneck, Johnson
New York bark Camilla de Tossa (Sp) Kestre Charleston
DUNKDIr NSW, Sept 24-Arriyed, bark Jessica tBr),
Congdon, New York.
FATHER PoIST Nov S-Arrived. steamer Scandinavian
(Br), Smith, Liverpool for Montreal
Also Arrived sth, steamer Lake Champlan B Bernson
Liverpool for Montreal
HosG KoEG Oct 25-Arrved, steamer Gaelic CBr), Par
sell, San Francisco via Yokohama.
HAVANA Nov 6-Arrived steamer Columbus, Reed, New
York.
Sailed eth steamer City Of Vera Cruz Deaken New York
Austin Morgan Rockport, Tex; st Mary Staples Indian
ola; Castillo CSp) Laragot New Orleans brgs Keystone
Barter, Falmouth E Joven Ana tSpl, Curel Chareston
schr Donna Anna. Whaley North OF Hatteras
In port Sept IS barks Mary Rdeout ) Gibson for New
York; Emma Frances (Br) Burns. tor do.
MONTREAL Nov 4-Cleared, steamer Moravan (Br), Gra
NORTH SYDNEY, CB Nov e-Arrived bark James Kitchen
Q3rl Reynolds, Stranraer
PoRr MuLGRAvK Ms, Nov 6-Passed, bark r Robertson
(Br) Mckinnon from - for Prince Edward Island
RIO JAsEIRo Oct lin port bark Hancock King to load
for Hampton Roads =
sIscAPoRE sept le-Arrved ship Tempar. Haskell, Ma
sT CRorx Oct 22-saiIed, bark Prindsesse Alexandra
DAM. Davis, New York brig Nellie, Higgins, do
Sr johns, NF, Nov 5-Arrived steamer Nova ScotiAn
Br Richardson Baltimore via Halifax land sailed Tor Lv-
sT JouN NIB Nov s-Arrived schrs L Burns Philadel-
pha; Il Chambers sydney,
Cleared 6th. brig Maggie Wood, Havana.
TABLE BAY, CGH, no date-Arrved tby telegraph nom
Madeira 26) ship Arundel Castle Br, Fulton Calcutta
GnrN Yprk
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

nFor laundering Pacific and serious loss OF
life general news columns.
SHIP NoRrnERN Light Kenney at San Francisco Oct 81
from New York lad violent gales from Aug 10 TO Sept 3
vicinity Of Cape Horn, which stove buwarks, Lost
sails and did considerable other damage.
snP GRANGER Doane San Francisco Oct 81 from Liv
erpoo reports that Aug Is Carl Pepper seaman native OF
Austria died. aud the 24th, Thos Willis seaman, ma
Of PHILADELPHIA aged - years was lost overheard
sur b BROWN Kearer San Francisco Oct 81 from
ston reporps that Juy - Hemer native OF
many and Kerley, native OF Washington DC, both
seamen, we're washed overheard ana drowned of Cape
Horn.
B.ax YuxuRE fBr) from New York before reported
quarter her has been saved and taken 10 Sagua
scHa CHAs DENNIS New York;, Wickes at Providence
chartered Tor ORIENT LII % load guano tor savan
nah at 81 90 per ton.
scHR Cora McKean from Littie Egg Harbor for New
York with hoop poles sprung leak az Nov = and q
driven about AN. opposite Lille saving station
No H. Squan Nj and total wreck The surf boat
launched AN the wreck boarded az 90 the
ssng OF i've persons taken OIL and the boat returned 70
the beach ut 9;Bl
scHR OLIVER JAsKsoS, Campbell. from Windsor Ms, Tor
Richmond Va with plaster put into New London 9Th inst
leaking about 80 strokes per hour She will probably dis
pnt Vineyard Haven Mass the 9Th inst, leaking
badly.
Pnor Boar w EIwELL NO y, which ashore near
Barnegat morning Of Nov lies heading ESE, iul 0t
ably not bilged yet Yesterday M with heavy
The agent Of the Coast Wreeking Company has charge o
her.
MISSING vEssRtFears entertained for the safety OF
ship Lgnra (Nicl which left Puget sound IN June last or
Calao, aud had reached her destination Al last ac
counts.
HArirAx Ms, Nov s-Thc steamer Bermuda, which takes
the Of the Falmouth for the winter arrived this morn
ing from Portland.
MosrEyIDKo, Sept 2o-Bark sarmientO, Adams, from
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
NEW YORK, Nov. s, 1875

good deal of interest centres in the approaching
billiard tournament at Tammany Hall, which in every
respect is expected TO be complete success The best
known and ablest players the country to partc
ipate and private gentleman of wealth, somewhat
skilled In the game is sao to be lending his and
influence TO add to its attractiyeness. Mr.. Albert
GARNER has charge Of the arrangements, and
among those players who to participate arc
named Messrs. Maurice Daily, cyrille Dion, A. ?. Ru
dophe Joseph Dion, s. r. sosson, William Sexton
and A. Garncr. The aggregate Of the prizes will be
81 500 The winner Of the first six games win receive
81 500 the first prize The second prize is $1,000 the
third $3.50 and the fourth, $3.50. -Four games arc to
be played each daytwo in the afternoon and two In
the evcning-the opening games taking place on Mon
day evening, tho 18TH INST
on the opening night Mr. Sexton player compare
lively a stranger will make his first public appearance
In the last tournament Mr.. Sosson OF ST. Louis, rep
resented Chicago. This time he will be accompanied
by party Of professional and amateur players of St
Louis and other Western cities The referees are TO be
selected from among the patrons of the game
in this city. and their decisions will be final Every
arrangement has been made by the committee having
the matter IN charge TO insure the comfort and conven
fence Of the public.
Maurice DAILY the present champion, and Cyrile Dion
will play match game Of 600 points for $500 aside and
the championship the close ofthe tournamenton the
23d inst The table used will be 1--WE feet by ten, and
It's position will be such that every spectator ia
the ban may the play without obstruction IL un-
derstood that Of the principal players have been
pracang regularly each day for several weeks past to
prepare for the coming test OF skill and no doubt some
very dne playing may be witnessed at any q inc e.
hibtons.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
FREE TRADE.

meeting Of the international Free Trade Alliance
was held last evening in the Of the society at
No AZ Washington square, at eight O'Clock = n. Tho
President Mr. Frederick u Harrison, called the meet
ing 10 order and said that i the nrst meeting Of
the Alliance, which had been formed 70 abolish the
collection or duties on imports ny the government
Knowing Inc strength OF the opponents Of free trade,
he did not despise them but hoped that the Alliance
would meet them fair grounds and with strong argn
monts He then introduced the Secretary, Mr.. Earle
who read letters from Professor Sumner, of New
Haven G R. Agncw, N. D., Parker Godwin ana others
regretilng their Inability 70 attend.
Sir Al Il Earle then addressed the meeting saying
that he considered this meeting for absolute free trade
TO be the arst Of tho kind ever held IN America or
Europe Speeches we're then made by Messrs Oswald
ottendorfet Thomas Holland, William b Scott x. X
Bowker aud others. The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov e-Arrived schrs Belle Halliday. W
Hilton shepherd. Maria Pierson, Tilson, aud
sssd-s.ea%s, u.i;y Alyns Point; sfhrs Ellen TCon
Gcoreetown, Hart, Bristol John Griffith, Brook
'APPoNAUG, Nov e-saiied. schr Eli Townsend. Arnold
N Jones CBr) Damage, TURKS Island Josie Deyereux
Prince; Tampco, Bonhon st Domingo City via New York
PSTs Roy sc Alfred rs k.ea
Chas Morfcrd Parsons do Drsko Drisko Baltimore
Adea S corson % corson Geo Fsssendsa B.sSsi
ThOs Clyde CAIN John s,iOsp Nieksr.on and PAINE h,
sofsn Esn'' Issso 'SIs Rich ssudiss' Ss~ yori
.her Mills dS osnPeds Miller so sshrs 4ssic BsTTssy
0ys Davis rHt LsS xsxanaps Sheste FSes%su do
Harry Withington stone do Lcckw9od, - John, 90,
Emma wnsy ns s' as sg Ssg
Hs' Elmer Essy sns Es"Sf Cotton SS
earet Lyons stevens; Mary Riley, Riley Sallie Mair
snSs %Sod a%ss Sa1s hor.u
Dearborn, scull Lena Hunter. somers VIM Lewis Bax
Lee. smith; Maggie Mulyey. Fountain; James Marlin,
BBs9wna Pbsdephi" BS~s Benoe.. Ehssbehpor
Eiyra Bancroft 90; Prancona, Jordan, do steeinan
ssiIss snS Ksns Ra6st johnson sawyer boyd cha:
EoSssRsa Means James Newton s.odsr Laura Bridge
man Thompson Pavilion, Linscott; Howay Bryant
Vim Capes. west lhnptny rltlo Leland, ana IL Is Nc
Nicho flaming. from Hobokcn Nellie Clark Clark; Sink
sherman; Virginia, Bearse Hodgman leighton, and
IA n Bird Blackington from Weehawken; John Boynton.
Cook New York: Mary La9gdon, Miller, America Miller;
CleAred-Stea Nereus. Berry. New York schrs Win
ner Harrdan, Port Prince Edith. Fuller Mobile l.
Rose Rose, Georgetown, Dc Stimson Sloman Washing
ton. DC Cbas Heyer, Poland, Baltimore; Eagle, Rob.
bins Albany via Kennebec River; Annie Kranz Pervere,
Kennebec River 20 load for Key West Fla
BALTIMORE, Nov Arrived, bark Heinrich Ibsen Nor
Nelson, Cork via Hampton Roads
sth-Arrived, steamer wm Crane, Howes, Boston; schrs
Ramie Carlton, Butler do: Edith Stone Huchns. do
Mary Hickman, Robinson North Carolina; sam art
Aelly, New Bedford; Clossen, Dority New York.
The reported arrival Of tho brig Echo from Rio was
premature
.Clcared-steameV James Garry, Han, Newbern, NC
Elizabeth Clark, New York. Geo Appod Lovclands, Bos
tom bark Ada (r) Crosby, Bremen; schrs Admiral Steel
man. Jacksonville, Rodney Parker. Parker New Haven
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov 7-Arrived, steamer p Funch CBeg),
Knudsen, New York.
ALEXANDRIA, E-Arryed. bark c Jones Br, Berry,
New York.
BRISTOL. Nov S-Arrived bark Bertha tGer), Schultz,
Wilmington, NC.
BELFAST Nov 7-Arrived barks Ann (Aus), Percch New
York Giano Aus, scopinich Baltimore; brig compeer
CBr) Ellis, Philadelphia.
Sailed 7th bark osmi Dubrovacki Aus), Marianoyich,
United states.
BREMEN, Nov 7-Arrivcd, ships Moonlight, watcrhouse,
New York; Derby Ger, Huneckcr do; bars Marie tNor
Weyhousen do; Indiana Nor). sCroger do Talsman Br
Baker do Antoinette Ger Rosenau, BALTIMORE Pacific
GoD, Harris, Philadelphia
BORDEAUX, Nov 5-Arrived, bark Dagmar Nor). Olsen
Baltimore.
BOMBAY Nov 7Arrived ship Carrie Clark stowell Ly-
erpool.
CRooKHAvEN Nov 8 AM-Arrived steamer Celtic CBr),
Kiddle, New York for Queenstown and Liverpool.
DEAL, Nov s-saled, bark Lord Dahlhouse GER Poes
from London), Pensacola
Arrived 7th bark Amalia Hedwig Ger, Lenz New York
for Dantzic.
DunLs Nov 7-sailed, bark vug CSor). Gregerson,
United States
GENOA Nov 5-Arrived, barn Saga CNor), Larsen New
York.
Baltimore.
HAvRE Nov e-Arrved bark Nellie Guest CB) Messen-
ger Philadelphia
LIVERPOOL Nov 7-Arrived Usko from -
Sailed 7th bark Melbourne Br) Burns United States
LONDON, Nov 7-Anive6 bark Floka Nor), Michaesen
Round Pond Mo- schr Austin CBr), Crowell Wilmington
NC.
Cleared 9Th dark Rjukan Nor) Andersen United States
LISBON, Oct 31-Arrived ship Mariana Port Sivert-
SEN New York.
Sailed about 3ist, bark Rebekka (Nor,, Bull United
States; schr Eagle Rock, Hammond, do.
MALAcA-saiIed bark Bounding Bllow. league, Boston
MADErRA-Sailed, Ceres, for Wilmington. NO.
NEwRY Nov 7-Saied barks Prince Hassan CBr). Gaston
United States Mary (Br) Mcintosh. do.
PALERMO, Oct 3l-Arrived brig Kodiak. Peters New
York
ROCHESTER, Nov ARRIVED, bark Edwin CNor), ChrstoT
ersen, Baltimore.
ROTTERDAM Nov 6-Arrived bark Wick Mebane CBD,
Whitesde Charleston
SLIGO, Nov 7-Anived bark Ragnhild CNoD, Jacobsen,
New York.
sHrELDs, Nov 7-sailed bark Cieone, Maloney United
States.
NAzAmE Nov e-Arrlved, bark Carmella (Aus) vece-
rina, Pascagoula-
srEITIs Nov 2-saled, brig Wright Myers, New
York mot before)
TExRI Nov 7-Arrved bark Harding (Br), Harding
Baltimore.
VENICE. Oct 3l-Arved. bark Domenico qtaD, Culottc
Philadelphia
WATERFORD, Nov 7-Arrived, barks Agur CSor3 Olsen,
New York; Sth, Rachele (Aus), Nasso, Philadelphia
Sailed 7th, brig Temi Aus) Tomassich United States
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
SUN AND MOON.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 5, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards Philadepha-Jas Hama
Steamer Eleanor.. johnson, PoTtland-J Ames
Ship Helios Ger) Rothberth, Roterdam-Funch, Edge
Co
ship Magellan. Henry, vaparaisosimpson, Capp Co.
Co.
Slocovch x Co.
Bark Maria Iuigia dtaD Limidca, Queenstown Fall
mouth for orders-Benham Boyesen
Bark Ivao RUS, Spolander, Anlwerp-Bockman. Oern
a Co.
Bark Eugenia Iongo utaD, Ruggiero odessaLauro stO
rey ScarpatL
Bark Washington dtaD, Laura Naples-Funch, Edge a
Co
Bark Gustaf Adolf Cswe Janson, oporto-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark W Griniths, Drummond, cienfuegos-Jas Ward
a Co.
Brig Eaget (Isr) Davis Savanna Mars de Cordova.
Brig Wiley Smith Br, Hewitt, st kits, &c-Jones
Lough.
schr Adeline Eiwood HoG, Rio Janero -Thos Norton
Co
Schr Helen P, Jones, Hartford-Rackett Bro
Sloop Aida, Mckelup, Newark, NJ-Delanoy Walters
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
Sa,n.r.
ome
pTAINs OF VESSELS ENTERING

B8- NOTICE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr-Fhe NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted ngushng Coston night signal Tor
board HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the colos red green red changing to the other
succession be several miles distant Cap
vessels upon seeing this signal viii obge us by pre-
pairing any marine they may have for the Ship News
Department OF the HKRALp.
H-Persons desous Of communicating with vessels arv-
ing at New York can do SO BY addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River, New YORK
received from oil parts Of the world and promptly Do
hvered. Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
MASONIC EXCURSION.

Last evening S. Elmo Commandery No. 81 Knights
Templars Of Grecnpolnt Emincnt Commander George
Bradley met seventy i've swords and accompanied by
benncts FRS, Regiment Band, took the New Haven
boat Tor that city 70 pay raternal visit to New Haven
SouWan9ery NO l. - Elmo viii be received as the
boat ~ the New Haven Comnhndery and escorted for
breakfast 70 The Iontne Hotel Al noon to-day they
Will make joint parade, az 3 r. NJ ST down TO n
sumptuous banquet aud Al 10 sgnpper In the even
ing they viii enjoy themselves al Grand bah gwen in
their honor md VIII leave for their return home a.
a. H. " mOTTop
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasers informed
that by teegraphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 4e Fleet street. London the
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de Opera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign trading
with the United States the will be cabed
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi-
ports viii find the Paris Office economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
SPOKEN.

ship Shakespeare Oierl Fecher from Bremen for New
York, Oct "a. lat 40. Ion 81
Bark Lyman Cam (Br), from Gloucester T. for Tybee
Oct 10, lat 40 26 lon II 20
Bark Monitor, Eaton from Charleston for London Oct %
lat A 36. Ion 53 or
Bark Levanter vesper from Liverpool new York. Nov
6, 30 miles NV Of Cape Henlopen
Bark Monitor Eaton, Charleston tor London Nov
Al 10, Ion =.
brig Belle Prescott waterhouse, so days from Buenos
Ayres for Portland. Nov z lat 81 A. Ion "a 81
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Ann Atkinson of 10. 10 Second street, williams
burgh after being sentenced months IN the pent
tentiary by Justice Elliott yesterday, beng placed in
the cage the noor Of the Fourth district court
house to await Tie arrival of the Maria to convey her
10 her destination tried TO hang herself but was dis
covered ~ the Keeper IN time 10 her lie.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, SHEET

Portland for Rosario aground few days ago At Avea
on account of low water.
NEwPoRr RI Nov s-The wreckers during the present
week. should the weather hold good viii make an enot 70
the standing rigging Of the 3masted schooner Mary
Mcla ashore Qnonoeontang beach An enort VIII also
be made 70 what is valuable Of her huh
QUEBEC, Nov s.-ship Daniel Rankin tBD, that cleared
this port the 18th for Glasgow with Of timber Is
ashore near MataneS