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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Feb Arrivsa steamer Quebec CIR. Be-.
a Ram r'i lawson S' biy o. Islands NJ.
Sailed. teamers Carroll. and Norman:
eny. Washington. NC. -,
pool; giaanseSwsis @er Gnasassh, Bremen csors.
Shns hopkins Boston sessH
az snf Sife Edwards
steamer EaqssSTa H1nsslsy rhadsL
ph FSh ks MoSso inS
bark En,raeht eI MrsSeS tsSm Fry
SEW ORLEANS. Feb i+-Arrlysd stsamsy: " p ling
ton Holmes saltimore wa haVa"A' 0nieo S'a'ss Dur
'S: sa :ss,y ss: 3 Ss4. a v'De0
schs Jq H1nx %Gino:
Corson Phlsde both put in tor harhor ON ao
Higgins. Kew Orleans for Providence l. Holloway. Ery
sat sfM assn 81 ~
de l:issds!I Rogers Baltimore tor sosioa Highlander,
w i,s S SSSSs G sshT Wiley Wiley n4
nSss FOB ssasa BARK Legal Tender
s, Yep sJ,,1 Ar sss :sa S...l SsaI "
cS Sst ~" . .S', ~" ,.... ' sn,,S u...o.
iith-1rrivsi. steamer 1onawanda, wiltbank' savan'
wns;oa NG sonsH Boston through sSs
.sxS FExNclsco, Fob s-sailsd ship D0rrowaA's OBI
StR. sailed snip Duncrais B rinlayson, LySsrpSol
SAVANNAH, Feb l5--Arrivod, barx Chhrlen bonaell
DR.. Carmen. Mexico mot a. beioroji scnr 0hsrns
.Siled nsohrs Kai,e b Turner. Chamberlain Pniadsl.
phin ueorQe Washington, Baracoa;. ,s..,....
hArrye brig Black swan winsaae T9SsSs son
New bedford this morning to break the Ice ia the harpo
naG ," Wien c wsrs
part I'D the barD0- by me tug % -. c.,,.., n u...
In pprt-scnrs Anna Lyons 4 Anes samue! v harc
AdIs Hurchie, Lizzie + low, Joseph hay nna frank v
Dow. 80, A.. .aa,. wu~oh,. .nd q 4
Hart dawn to .ay and Joseph Hay, ana o Low up
Expect to nave the Ice clear to.uay.
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SPOKEN.

snip Shrysqs, q sess w. from Cardiff for CAL
Bark MARYLAND ,of 81 John Ns) Jan n, lat DlY n, lon
IL SOW.
Z :, lon
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes In
the temperature during the past twenty Jour
hours, 10 comparison with the corresponding date
OF last year, as recorded at Hudnups Pharmacy,
uERALp DuIdi NJ. New York;
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Moro hanis, shipping agents ana ship captains are
Informed that by elcgraphng TO the HERALD London
bureau. No % Fleet the arrivals at and depart.
ures from European ports and other ports abroad Of
American anu al! foreign vessels trading with the
United states. tho will DO oabsd to this country
free OF charge and Published.
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SAILED.

Steamer Uansa GER Bremen mot 18th; ship Critic
rion. San Francisco banks Modesto, Janeiro priso
Glasgow; Anderson Havana; schrs Hannah l. ba
ker. RIO Janeiro; A McNichol Bania.
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BOUND EAST.

BOUND EAST.
Steamer New Haven, jackson, New York for New Ha-
steamer Bridgeport Peck. New York for Bridgeport
hrRALp TELEGRAPH station,
WnIrEsroSE, Feb II. 1873
There no change In the condition the river since
last report
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MISCELLANEOUS.

as0I.rTrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF.
n feront States; legal everywaer.; dessrtion. &e:
sufoient rause no puDiciy required; no charge untt
S,vnrcs GRANTED; advice free. "a.
.BsoLurE D1voRCEs OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n different tates LEGAL everywnsre; no pupne,y
10 . ,so' :" "' FREDERICK l. KING,
Saws Counsellor. at.Law, SUI Broadway.
n lava allied on HOWARD Il CO.,
- 21l flth avenue.
rrug GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE F0e
J. palma nchcs, sores bruises ana sore throaM y W
public sna never failed. sod by oil druayiss " osnt
and ST.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived az 81 Helena Jan g. barks Sarah. Foster, OF
BIB, with 5) 50 and 80 VIII and both remained Jan H.
rscruiin2l
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

INV BnproHD, Feb is-capt Fish. Of steamer City Of
New eaSra that hs buoy On Egg Island ra Fiat
position also that the buoy on sand spit Bpzzard Bay
Sound, are gone.
lighthouse has been erected 90 Money Point, about
shown from it on the opening OF navigation.
me light = reyoyiny showing alternately req and
minute ana half II elevated feet above the
Tue illuminating apparatus Is catoptrie.
The 81 SQUARE wooden O q building painted
Position-Latl72 10 \, Ion 80 2S SO ".
LIGHT on CAPE GEORGE ST PETERS INLET
lighthouse has been erected on Cape George south
ine and light will be shown from It on the opening
The hsht Is fixed white elevated 50 test above high
water Il and s visible IL miles .. o,,ro
The tower is square wooden building 20 feet high.
PositionHLat As a % N. lon 60 4s2ow.
SOUTH PACIFIC ocEAS-yEw cALEDoxrA-posirIox or
The following has been received rom the
retrie rect was sighted by Mr. Goodall in the May
he ee MI @ no aa sou n
5 m sa d O hn pp
emily has deep water detached reel hes Just within;
aio TO be small ope ming at the southern extremity Of
The western and southeast sides Of perie
sandoanks from 20 70 y feet high on me northern end
time setting to the northeast
R?f he D sSah po is IS In
sourn rAcrrrc-yrw nrsnIpfs-sAsxs sLAsDs-azRy NEAR
Mr. Goodali of the May Queen also report, the exist.
ence O rect. having e ieet water SITUATED ~ miles
The reef about 100 yards in extent and mas !? athoms
fosiiion-Lat 10 20 80 g, Ion 1877 % 80 E approx
matt y, =, ,,. pr-.,n =, x,v,r,,,or
~ Hsoir %Y@A sussaa ct sssSqeiI
Us HydrograoSic Once, Washington. DC. jan ii. iHs
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
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FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
ARRIVALS.

PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. IA, 1875.
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ftcamer CITY OF sew BedfofI Fish, Nav Bedford
Tor New York. with mdsc and passcngera -
steamer BOLIVAR, aHson, New Bedford for New
YORK. with nldsc and pa,sengers .
steamer lille, DALEY, SOW London tor New YORK.
with lndse and Dassenxefk -. LIT
sisSmler Granite state, Hartford for New YORK. with
$50 and passsuxart
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NEW BnproRp, Feb ls-Capt Fish, Of steamer City Of
New bcdford reports that the buoy Egg Island Fiat
has drted quarter OF a mile up tho harbor from 1t
position; that the buoy sand Spit Buzzards Bay,
and the lghtvessel OF STAFFORD Shoal, Long Island
Sound, are gone.
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Steamer Sails Destfnation. 0sges
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
THE CALIFORNIA BANK.
JAMES c. rooD, rnE ~mIzoSSArnr. A BROOM
LYN noY

JAMES C. rrooD, THE SILIzosSAmr. nnooK-
LYN n0Y.
few facts touching thc carly advent on M business
stage Of hfo of the benciicior ~ he bans of California
James Fiood has ius besn hronrh % eht IN Rrook-
iyn. In the summer cf tstt honest it ne Nd tho
OF Irish parouts, oallci ga Colonei Church ana
asked for employment His Wero accepted ana
he was duly iudeusured tho folovnE dsy banrr
Brooklyn Commissioicr of Desis a. an Apprentice n
the trade Of wbcelrght Ia sIeUing the nientnrc b.
made ms marx, being ignorant ~ afifng Tao com.
missioner Of Doeds commented uron the piahla isno
rance of boy ~ his uot knnNng hua sien hts
name On leaving the uHioe yuunE flost iHr sfi
the apprentice said % bis couiIanion, NO uian uii
need say that 10 AGAIN VII lrarn
TO read and write ue soon mastered fhe
art and became proficient bis trade "a which he
worked t lsfa, when De- went 20 CaiinFha aud took
part IA the dclvng for the precious mrtai ln lsit ha
returned brief yisit to for Hamilton wisre BE-
showed Church 80 0Do saying. "Wcl ] an rifh noN
and am going ~ enjoy myfclL a. went West taen
but returned after short soiourn n thst part of ere
country To California There ~ sklul speculation ln
mining stocks and shrcwd real osate trarsacfons BE-
has amassed immense fortune. estimated al between
SIS 600 900 and s20, lO0O00 fort Hauiioulans are
proud of their millionaire wheclfigm apl plrcutcc
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
REAL ESTATE SALES

There was large attendance st the Exchange yestcr.
day. and many were consequently disappointed BY tho
posiponements
Richard V. Harnct sold By orders of the supreme
Court Frank Rudd referee Tho hroe story hEh stoop
brown stone house No So West Twenty fourth street.
north side, 1875 feet of sixth avenue - ~ l.e
clear title warranted with thc exception oi nrsi mort
gage OF $4,000 and interest from Juiy l. isia. said
mortgage being held BY The Greenwich saringi Hank
which was stated could remain 90 long a. me Interest
was paid, the interest due amounting % 500 a. Il
was knocked down 10 Benjamin y spink % No. 503
Broadway for as 200 over and above the mnrtrare ana
interest of $40 100 A. The properly cost years
ago $4,000, and has a nominal market value Of
S24, 600
Richard v Harnott Sold by orders of tho Supreme
Court the small story brick dwelling Ma loo West
Thirty third street. south side. l oet west of sixth
avenue lot 1913 by 0.lO by los hy 80 A ~ Mary
Seaman for IS, OOO The property valued 40 silicon
A H. Muller son offered Cor sale by order ui The
heirs of Peter D. Frcclgh, dcceascd, The plot az sna
containing SO acres, located AZ fassc \. j.. and
uaed on The Erie Railway Westcrvcit place and River
street with Slj 900 mortgage thereon. which could
remain II started al So 0OO but there
bidders, the sale withdrawn.
D. W. Seaman adjourned his advertised sales 20 Oc.
tobcr l. A. n Lawrence x Co. adjourned their sales
Indefinitely, and VIM. Kennedy the Grand Opera House
sale, 5. NJ. Pike owner, 70 the lst Of October
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
THE NEW JERSEY DEFALCATIoN.

REPORT OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE AS
TO Ex-TREAsURER sooYs AccoUNTs-AcTUAL
DEFICIENCY OVER FoRTY-FoUR THOUSAND DOL
LARS
TRENTON, N. j., Sept % 1875.
The investigating committee of ex.Treasurer sooy's
accounts and official acts reported Governor Bedle
tonight the pith OF which is roliows:-
That they had examined all the State securities and
find incorporation of any of thein except as TO
quarterly dividend of $72l5 paid in July, 1875, on
stock of the United Railroad and Canal companies OF
the State They also examined tho States
source Of revenue, and found no dealcation ex.
cept in revenue payable by the Pennsylvania
Railroad 20 the State As to that they
found that during the time extending from September
so 1871 TO August 80 1873 the late treasurer
from the railroad company, for taxes, the sum OF
S1,l42,S27 while the amount credited to the State in
the books in his Office and reported to the Comptroller
is only S1,062 662 leaving deficit of $50 1866 Besides
this, Mr. Sooy, the 18th OF July, 1875 received
dividend of ST. 217 which he has not entered in the
books making total deficiency of Ss7 3s2 They
found credited to the Treasurer in the Mount Holly
Bank, the of SOS 32 which had not been reported
to the Comptroller, and which reduces the defalcation
to 061 Besides this, Mr. Scoy gave n check TO tho
Attorney General on the 2d inst, for the use OF the
State for sl4,9i4 This reduces the deficiency to
As what has become of this the committee are not
now prepared TO state except to say that there
strong and cogent reasons for believing that It has been
squandcred and is entirely beyond tho reach and con-
troll of Mr. Sooy The report goes state that for
considerable time before Sooy's delinquency was dis
covered on many occasions he failed TO re-
port truly the payments actually made to him.
Divers of the payments made to him appear
TO have been diverted from the of the State
and IN order to conceal such diversion and make his
accounts appear correct he would obtain advances from
the Pennsylvania Railroad on account of accrng
not due or payable without informing the
Comptroller thereof and then report to tho
Comptroller the money thus obtained having
been received account of past due These ad.
appear to have been made upon representations
that the State was in need Of money for immediate use
and would be much accommodated by the advances
The report concludes follows.-
"The practice Of tho State Treasurer in receiving
payments away from his Office, In odd and often tunes
small sums and when not due, irregular and obcc
tonable, while his practice of not dcposting the
moneys paid him within three davs after he received
them TO the Comptroller, as required by law. aud his
conversion Of the States funds TO his uso were
illegal"
The report is signed by all the members of the
mi
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
IRELAND.

THE RESULT OF THE MAYNooTH sYNoD-THE
BISHOPS ENDEAvoRING TO CONTROL THE
EDUCATION OF THE NATION.
LONDON, Sept % 1875.
The Pal Nah Gazette says
'The pastoral of the bishops assembled at Maynooth
recently ntmatcs that it the intention establish
a Catholic training school for masters under the care
the VincentIan Fathers They say the primary educl
ton system is than disrusted by them, and
declare that the control of the State the education
Of the country has been enlarged to extent perous
liberty. They say in few years the band of proes-
sors and masters being formed by the Catholic
University will have the intermediate education of the
country in their hands, and it will become impos-
sble for the State to withhold legal recognition from
The educators of tho nation"
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
THE ROYAL YACHT COLLISION.

VERDICT OF THE coRoNER's JUHY-THE coLII-
SION DECLARED AcCIDENTAI.-PoPULAR DIS
SATISFACTION.
The inquiry into the death OF Nathaniel Turner mate
of the Mistetoe, who drowned during the collision
with the royal yacht Alberta in the Soent which was
held before the borough Coroner at Portsmouth, Eng
land, was concluded on the 10th inst
The evidence being closed, the jury retired, and In
ten minutes returned with q verdict folows:-
First, the jury agreed about the identity OF the
body OF Nathaniel Turner; second that his death was
caused by drowning and that death caused by the
accidental collision OF the Alberta with the Mstletoe
The Coroner--And there is a rider at the bot
tom as follows-'And that the jury wish to express
their opinion that there was an error in Judgment on
the part Of the navigating officer of the Alberta that
lower rate OF speed during tho months cspcc.
tally would be more conducive TO the public safety
aud that there should be more efficient lookout
The verdict received with kissing from that part
OF the court where the general public had been al.
mittcd.
The Coroner-Is 1t your wish that this rider should
be appended
FOreman--It Is, sir.
On Prince Leningen and Captain Welch leaving the
court they were followed by mob Of disordery per.
sons and hissed for some distance Mr. Haywood and
his brother were by some Of the poopo loudly chcered
The New York herald., 1875-09-23

A VESSEL DISABLED BY YELLOW FEvER IN con-
TACT WITH A BARK.
Az about four o'clock yesterday morning the Nova
scotian schooner Southern Home into The German
bark Bremen In the neighborhood Of tho sandy Hook
Lightship inHcting damages 10 the extent 81 about
81, 900 to the German vessel
The schooner southern Home, commanded by Captain
s. s Thomas, halls from Canning Nova Scotia and was
on her way this port from - Domingo cay wHh =
cargo OF cedar sugar and gnum viie &C, Cor hessrs
A. Nones 4 Co., when the collision occurred
The Captain had been very ~ on the passage with
yellow fever HIS steward has died from tbs fearful
disease; the mate aud four OF The ftii M van
yellow fever, and there only two lc % work
The ship. The Captain who D. from uarunAiOn Nova
Scotia Is a pucky fellow, otherwise hc would never
have succeeded, considering how short handed b. VAS
in bringing the ship into port
The following Is brief description of the vessels
Tho Bremen Is Of 73s tons. built n is7i NeEo-
sack, near Bremen, aud o. owned by 4. haucr a
Sons, Of Bremen. The southern Home WAS built n
1873 at Canning. Nova Scotia Of DO tons and n
owned by u. Bgelow A sons. Of thai place
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
A FAsHIoNApLE wEppING.
MARRIAGE OF THE DAUGHTER or HENRY @. MAR
oUAND TO THE REV. RoDEmcK TERRY.A
THRoNG OF DIsTINGUIsHED GUESTS

MARRIAGE OF THE DAUGHTER or HENRY q. MAR
oUAND TO THE REV. RoDEmcK TERRY.A
THRoNG OF DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
NEwroRr, r T. sept a. 1873
This afternoon fashionable wedding occurred Al the
residence Of Henry C. Marquand Of New York.
the daughter OF the latter Miss Linda being ihe bride
aud Rev. Roderlck Terry, OF lrvington, n r., son -
John S. TORY, OF the firm OF L. d. Morgan CO. New
York being the bridegroom The ushers W. 4.
Dayton of New York; T. De Witt Cuylcr OF Phlaic
phia; Frederick t. Peet aud Seth Low. Of Brooklyn
and A. and II. Marquand, brothers Of the bride The
bridesmaids the Misses Marquand sisters Of tho
bride The ceremony performed by the Rcv. DR.
John Hall, of New York assisted by the Rev John r.
Taylor of this city. Tho bride who is not only bcaut
fu but very accomplished, being an artist OF note
wore white satin dress, with Elzabethan rus OF lace
and pearls.
The in which the ceremony was performed was
delightfully."- adorned with choice tropical plants Whore
the happy couple stood complete arhOr OF dressed
smilax, in the centre OF which suspended huge
basket OF white flowers Intended TO represent the
riage bell THIS, together with the plants which lined
the room and dressed smax suspended from each cor
ner made splendid contrast 70 the stained glass
dows Several handsome pieces wero fastened 20 the
wall and the mantelpiece banked with flowers OF
every description Choice tropical plants placed
either side of all the principal the lower loor
The bride and bridesmaids were presented with elegant
bridal bouquets of white roses.
The bridegroom has just been settled a Presby
terian church in Peekskill n. Y.
There were many distinguished guests present, among
whom were Vice Admiral George Grevilc Wellesley OF
Her Britannia Majesty ship Bel erophon and Captain
Jermaine, OF the Argus tender to the rst named YES
sell Others present were Governor Edwin H. Morgnn;
Professor W. b. Rogers and Professor j. j. Cooke OF
Harvard College; Mr.. and Mrs Fairman Rogers, Of
Phadelpha; Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Miss Maud Howe.
Captain W. Gore Jones, Naval Atach6 OF the British
Legation, and the wife and daughter OF Admiral
Wellesley and others.
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
MR.. TowNsEND's POSITION.

Nrw YORK, Sept q, IsT&
To THE EDITOR or TIE HERALB;-
Under head OF "Board of Police In your edition
Of to day, among other remarks Mr. Dsbccker s 70
ported have said he had bits possession evidence
" show the manner by which Mr. Townsend obtained
testimouy-thc manner IN which be purchased iLn If
these words that have done anything injurious
10 Mr.. Disbocker they fairly import that have sub
orncd witnesses against him. have had moro trouble
in getting proofs upon complaints which have been
my Office for investigate before the than
in any part Of my duties The charge he makes
against is definite and public, and publicly
request him either withdraw his statement or pro-
ducc his proofs before magistrate In rcFart % his
other ininations that have not fairly conducted the
Investigations can only say that have suppressed
no complaints which have been presented 10 me have
shielded no person against whom charges have been
made aud have YET received intimation from
any membcr Of the committee that my course has not
been perfectly fair and impartial | have understood
from various sources that other parties have CON-
planned that have been unfair tn conductrE the
amnaions before the committee but have found thrfo
suggestions emanate from but one class Of peoplo I
agree with tho poct that
No rogue eer ielt the halter draw
With good opinion ~ the law.
As this attack made against me personally feel
that have n right 10 u IN my individual ca.
JOHN n. TOWNSEND.
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
THE SAN FRANCISCO TROUBLE.

ErFEcT or MR snfoSroS's cARD-A SEwsPArER
WAR AND LInFL MISREPRESENTATION
As TO rHK HEcExr MrErrNo on CITIZENS
sas rnAsu-Co, sept "a is1a
The simonion card ia Ihe nraAtb n me issh inst
has reached bore aua has been pubi.shed IN ni the
papers except ne Buil,ia and Can. ne very payers
which be intended 70 IN ths EasL rhs ana Tos
aud cAronios aiark ne card uuncrcifuy. aud appeal
70 The 20 600 pcopis preseni ne great mssng or
confirmation n their rtntsmeuw The ON anuouuces
tina morning hat isgai STEPS have been taken
10 eommeuoe Lbc mh ssan.t ths ara
NJ simonton has sviesuuy been imposed
uPon Tor bis representatives. hs card of tal meeting
was total pcrverson % actA colouei Barnes speech
was not % eloquent a. ihai q Far3 bui was
far more damaging 90 the Huiisiu. ana more Intel.
lectuai rcsPeciabe sna weahy class of msn could bs
seen on any platform thsn 90 that oerasion. Their
enthusiasm was unbounded when ths Buasts. ana car
were attacked and denounced
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

\
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0PFIcER,
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept 22-7 p NJ.
Probabilities
For New England and the Middle States, partly
cloudy weather and rising temperature, with north
westerly winds, backing westerly and southerly and
rising, followed by falling barometer.
For the lake region, the Ohio Valley, the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys partly cloudy
weather and rising temperature with southery to west
crly Winds falling barometer and Of the
lake region and in Minnesota
For the Gulf States and Tennessee, increasing coud
ness northery winds, shifting eastery southcry
and during Thursday. falling barometer and local rains
For the South Atlantic States continued cool partly
cloudy weather, with light northerly eastery Winds
and stationary rising barometer.
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
COUNT Won ARNIM.

ais CASE TO COME BEFORE THE HIGHER COURT
ON OCTOBER 1.-THE COUNT IN SWITZERLAND
AND SERIOUSLY INDIsPosED.
LONDON, Sept %, 1875.
special telegram to the Pal NAL Gazette from Ber-
lin states the OF Count Arnm has been fixed
In the higher for the 18th of October 1t ex
pected that the Kammergerchts' will be
nrmed The Count who seriously ndIsposed is still
In Switzerland.
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
AN APPEAL FOR AID.

Mayor Wickham yesterday received the following tel
egram from the Acting Mayor of Galveston:-
GALVESTON, Texas, Sept 81 1875.
'gTo THE MAYOR OF New YORK Cry
Tndianola and other towns the coast below here
almost entirely destroyed. Those who sur
vive have lost everything, and appeal for
sistance. l am conscious of the sympathy
felt by the citizens OF your city with the
distress of the sufferers, and confidently appeal to
you for aid Provisions clothing and every necessary
of life needed j. P. DAVIS Acting Mayor
RELIEF FOR INDIANoLA
will place by telegram and procure receipt for
donors any contributions which may be made through
me for the relief of Indanola
j. H. BROwER, No. As South street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
THE MISSISSIPPI TROUBLES.
ERALS LETTER-GovERNoR KELLOGG, OF
LOUISIANA, APPROVES 1T.
WAsHINGroY, Sept. e, 1s75.

WASHINGTON, Sept %, 1875.
The Attorney General has received several kilograms
from Mississippi, from persons Of both political parties
in the State commencing his recent letter Governor
Ames, which is described having a very sautary
effect The kilograms also mention that perfect peace
remains that part of the State lately reported as dis
orderly.
Governor Kellogg of Louisiana called upon the At
orney General to-day and had long conversation re-
specng affairs in the South, especially regarding Mis-
sissipp and Louisiana Governor Kellogg expressed to
the Attorney General his entire approval of the
OF the in tho Mississippi business and concides
in the views Of others that the letter TO Governor
exercise good effect not only in Mississippi but
in Louisiana and other parts Of the South The Gov
ernor also stated that political matters in Louisiana
remarkably quiet and there indica-
tions OF renewal OF such disturbances some time
ago characterized the condition of affairs in that State