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ST. LOUIS
National Stock Yards |

THESE YARDS are located at
East st. Louis, Illinois, directly OPP
posite the city of st. Louis and
nearer the Business Centre than any
yards located therein. They en-
brace an area of 65G acres, of which
100 Acres are Enclosed
for the special business of the yard,
and 60 Acres are under Sheds.
Constructed in the year 1873, improve
ments suggested by experience In other
yards, have been introduced and II is
believed these yards present advantR-
winter or summer, not offered by any
other yards.
The stock arriving Is unloaded dir
ectly in the pens and placed imme-
diately on the market.
Buyers from New York, Boston, Chi
cago, Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville
and other points are permanently 10
Gated at the yards, and shippers can
confidently anticipate an active and
fellhDle market Tor MI receipts now
eeer largean for all grades Of stock.
Every effort will be made to advance
the confidence OF shippers in the 81.
Louis live stock market which has al
ready, through the agency of these
yards, become at least the equal OF any
live stock market In the west, and by
shippers concentrating the live stock
trade In this market, It will become the
largest Wholesale market in the west
for cattle as 1t is now the equal of any
for all other stock.
A first class hotol for the convenience
OF its patrons Is attached TO the yard.
The East 81. Louis stock Yard Bank,
under the management Of Newman,
Hastings 4 Co., has ITS office 10 the gen.
eral offices OF the yard.
ISAAC ii. KNOX, President.
JOSEPH AEELHALL, Superint endent.
j. GREEN CASH, Asst. Superintendent.
o2Twtf
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How 20 vanquIsh the Stomach.
TOrmentor.

IL the enemy OF mankind was per-
mitted to exert his diabolical ingenuity v
In the invention OF new disease. he
could scarcely devise one more worthy
OF his genius than dyspepsia. The dys.
peptic sufferer is tOrmented by symp-
toms resembling those Of almost every
known malady, and is often worried
into monomania by these conflicting
aud perpiexing manifestations. A ia
yorite though absurd hallucination .of
the Victim OF chronic Indigestion Is
that he OF she has lreart disease. Dys-
ptpsin has often been pronounced in
eurapie, but experience has shown that
nostetters stomach Bitters will van
qush y together with the constipation
and bilious arrangement which iisli.
NY accompany 1t. Diseases OF the
hlansys aud supposed rheumatic pains
are also frequent cencomitants OF dys-
pepsia, but they, too, suocnmb 10 the
AboVs named invaluable corrective.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-27

While Grant was on the recent
spree in the west, he gave a $4,000
stallion to Ex-Governor Hunt OF
Colorado.
L. L. Lawrence of Dublin, Ind,
has sold the stallion, st. Lawrence
to Geo. E. Brownell, of Elvra, O.,
for $4,000.
The celebrated gray gelding, Lon
Morris is dead. George Lunden'
berger, his owner, rejected an Offer
of $4,000 for him year ago.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-27

We have watched very carefully
the course of the Telegraph on all
the great questions of State policy,
asthey have been evolved by pass
ing events, and must say that with
but few exceptions it has always
been right, and its course meets the
hearty approval of the great body
Of the Democrats of the State. We
blamed the Telegraph for not at
once, and earnestly contradicting
the Statesman's charge, which car
ried falsehood on its very face, as to
the coalition between the Radicals
and Grangers in the Convention.
Instead of doing this, our good
brother began at once his lectures,
advising the Grange to eschew poll
tics, etc., and would only '.prefsr to
believe with the EXAMINER
that the thing was canard. As 9
friend of the Order of Patrons, We
have only one fault to find with the
Telegraph, and that is, it has toe
little confidence in the earnestness
honesty and judgment of the lead
ers of the Order, or in the declared
purposes of the Grange. Now, We
have entire faith in all, and do no,
hesitate to condemn such 9
charge. And no paper in the Stats
has had better opportunities to gel
Mt the bottom of its purposes, thar
we, and no other paper would b'
half as ready to condemn an infrac
tisn upon its declared purposes, by
any member or combination o.
members.
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S5 TO 300 per day, Agents

S. TO S2O Rsr %ao,.S' DAY a., ,AEsas: s,s.s,:
OF working people OF both sexes,
young and old, make more money at
work Tor us In their own localities, du.
ring their share moments, CT all the
time, than at anything else. We offer
employment that will pay handsomely
Tor every hours work. Full partieu-
lars, toims 80, sent free. Send us
your address AT once. Don't delay.
Now Is the time. Don't look for work
or business elsewhere, until you havs
learned what We offer G. Stinson a
Co, Portland, Maine. jydswly
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JeG Davis signed Kim.

One of our racing men told
another stockman, who is also a
Judge, that he had been offered
ii, 900 for his horse.
"sl, 200 for your old crow bait:"
exclaimed the Judge incredulously.
Eyes, Judge, $1,000 in green
backs"
"Jeff Davis signed 'em, didn't
he!" was the closing ihcredulous
query of the Judges. 4. Heraid
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THE POSITION OF TEXAS AND THE
WORTH OF HER EXAMPLE.

Texas, lying as she does upon the
the extreme verge of Anglc-Saxon
in the Western world,
is the advance picket of the prog
ress and ideas of that sturdy race,
which, since the Conquest, has been
forward in all great enterprises
which have had for their objects
the enlightening and advancement
of the people.
Texas lies close alongside of the
chief representative, on this conti-
nent, of the effete, sickly, worn-out
sick man of Europe, the Spanish
people. Essentially missionary and
aggressive IN all our ideas of things,
with a sublime confidenc in the cor
rectness and truth of our plans of
government, and for the advance
ment of the institutions of civil, po-
litical and religious liberty, we are
constitutionally eager to extend
these benefcent influences to omr
immediate neighbor, and Texas, as
she led the van in the war with
their military power, would now
lead in the crusade against the ig-
norance and priest-hacked bigotry,
and make another conquest with the
weapons of Christian enlighten-
ment, universal intelligence, good
understanding and good intent.
To do this, and to do it promptly
and etfectually we must present an
example of broad liberality, tolera-
lion and intelligent apprehension of
the spirit of the new age, that we
may win Mexico, and her brutalized,
ignorant and priest-ridden popula-
tion to the ways and paths of our
newer and more vigorous civiliza-
ton.
To this end we would have our
Constitution redolent with all the
well tested virtues of republican
freedom. Who ever saw Catholi-
cism or ignorance in the ascendant,
where the free school idea was
predominant? In giving to our
own children the great blessing of
common and free education, we hold
out the bow of promise to the chill
dren of our neighbor across the way
By showing them the beauties of a
perfect system, uncontaminated by
priestly bigotry and repression, in
time we stamp upon Mexico the
great ideas under which we have
won the marvellous success which il
the wonder and admiration of the
world.
In addition to these considera
tions, we have history to care for
We have the sacred fires of civil anG
religious liberty, to keep burning
and in all our legislation, in all oul
public policies, this consideration
should be present. We must no
pause even, much less retrogate
which we would do, were we to fai
to provide for the public fre,
school system to which the masse
of our people owe the intelligenc,
upon which is built our gloriou
system of government, and it
free institutions. Our Convention
should pause before it draws tn
bar-sinister across this glorious his
tory, by refusing to perpetuate tn
principle which so surely lies be
meath it all, and which spoke int
existence republic, which is tn
glory and the pride of the ages
Texas is the advance guard of thi
enlightenment To her has bee
committed the banners of thi
progress; let her carry them proud
ly aloft, even far ahead of all 9th
ers in that race for perfection, ,whicl
her people desire, and with whicl
only, they will be satisfied.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The partnership heretofore existing undel
the firm name of Jones q Grand is dissoi.
we'd, from this date by mutual consent. Mr.,
Wiley Jones will continue the business at
the same old stand, on Third street, where
he will he pleased to see all the old custom
ers Of the irm.
JONES q GRAND.
oet26dw2m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-27

What has ever become of the
Sherman Register, Not q single
copy in week. Come, Brother
Martin, that won't..do at all, at all.
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GENERAL" COOK Stoves

These splendid Stoves have been
awarded FIRST PREMIUMS fer six
years Ia succession, at the 81. Loui,
Agricultural and Mechanical Fairs,
over aii compe'itOrs, aud have been
awarded First Premiums M many STATE
aud county Fairs throughout the East
"rn and Western States, MS the
BEST COOK STOVES,
field trial. For sale by
OldSm WICo
/ AND FOR sALE.
half miles from
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EAGLE SPRINGS,

all under a good cedar frnre, dwelling
house, store house, cotton pin and other
improvements. Wen Of good water auc
two good sphngs, In the midst OF the bss,
wheat and cotton region Ia Central Texas.
good stand for a Flourlng Mil. All for
sale cheap. W. q. rApyBRLL.
Gatesyllle, Coryelle County, Texas.
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 81, 1875.

The Madison Plaindealer indig-
nantly resents the charge of coali-
-tion between Grangers and Radi-
Gals.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
THE CENTENNIAL NEW YEAR.

The arrangements for the Inauguration of the Cen
tennial year the various cities ana towns of the
Union are naturally Of unusually extended char
acter At the meeting OF the Fire Commissioners
this city yesterday it was resolved that to ap-
propriatey commence the Centennial year the Ere
bells OF the department shall be struck at midnight
on the 31st INST follows:-1-7-5-6 1-8-7-6
At Gettysburg the Cemetery Hill made famous dur
ing the battle there will again ring with the thunders
artillery honor OF the OCCASION in San Francisco
a general illumination will take place; and similar
celebrations will occur, announced in dispatches
in Worcester, Mass. Poughkecpsie, n. y. New Lon
don Conn in Middletown, " Y; IN Newark, ~ J. in
Waiertown, n. Y, and many other places ln Phila
delpha the citizens will illuminate their houses and
the state House bell Will be rung for half hour from
midnight
A despatch from Cincinnati dated yesterday, says
the Committee OF Arrangements for TO morrow nights
celebration having sent request 10 Archbishop Pur
cell that the Cathedral chimes be rung at midnight
ceIyed the following reply
let the bells of all churches ring the mid
the OF nation OF eenen the natal
Of civil and religious liberty, and let
the blessings
claimed hundred ago may last until time shall be
10
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 80, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer State of Virginia (Bp, Noodle Glasgow-Austn
Baldwin 4 Co.
steamer Pommerania (Ger) sehwensen, Hamburg via
Plymouth--kunhnrdt 4 Co.
Steamer City Of Vera Cruz Deaken, Havana-F Aexan-
DIRE a Son.
Liberty, sundberg, cienfaegos and St JagoJas
4 Ward 4 Co.
steamer Gamma tBr). Whittier. hamilton ,bermuda)-A
j. Outerbrdge.
Steamer Huntsville, Chester, Fernandina via Port Royal
ii Gelpcke
Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory. savannah-w R
Garrison
Steamer Magnolia, Hazard, Savannahw Garrison
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer Nereus. Berry. Boston-H Il Dimock.
steamer Eeanora. johnson, Portland-J Ames
Ship John Bertram GER, Rod London-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Pyrmont Ger, Dedrckscn, Hambarg-Funch,
Edye 90.
Brig Sarah Loring, Lorng. Bordeaux-Brett. Son 4
Co.
Brig Peggy tNor) Miller, Lsbon-C Tobias 4 90.
Brig Lizzie Zittosen wilkinson. Cardenas-John Zitto-
Brig Manlius Brl, Todd, Sagua-Waydel Co.
Schr Helen. Robertson Hayana-Brett, Son \ Co.
Schr w Peasley. Barker 81 John, NB-Heney Far
ker.
Schr Hattie Card, Moore, acksonvie-Warren Ray.
Schr Rbridge Gerry, Arey, Bucksport. Mex Buck
Co.
Schr Corvo, Tyler. Boston-H Brown Co.
Steamtug Morris. Baldwin, Washington, DC-f
Baldwin.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIsroL, Dec 3o-Arrived bark Amor Aus), Premuda,
New York
BREMEN Dec 2s-Sailed. ship Moonlight, waterhouse,
Philadelphia before reported sailed Dec 10 for New York;
CnRisTASIA Dec 26-Sailed bark Heimdahl dam, Phil
adelphia.
GLOUCESTER Dec 2e-Arrlved. bark Josephine, stah
Philadelphia
GLASGOW, Dec 3o-Arrved, bark Mynheer tisr sagert,
Wilmington. NC.
Arrived 10th, ePM, steamer sidonian (Br), Edwards
New York.
GgSoA-saled, bark Rocco schiafino qtaD. Lavarelo.
San Francisco
HkLvoEr Dec 2e-saed ship Clara CNoD, Eitsen Phila
depha; Also European, for do.
HAvRR, Dec 2e-Arrived, ship Kentuckan Dunbar, New
Orleans; bark Cupid (Br). Grant. New York; brig
Cove. Hodgman Norfolk schr John II Kranz. Pitcher.
New Orleans.
Sailed 2sth. bark Emile Ger, Deicke New York.
KoxIcsnRRG, Dec 27-Arrved, bark HoHnung GER. Ger
ZACH, Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL Dec 3o-Arrved. ships Virginia, Baker, New
Orleans; America. Chatheld. San Francisco.
Also arrived 3oth Cngalese DR. Gardner Balti
more; ship Garland CB Crocker Savannah; barks Spirit
of the Dawn tBr) Dixon. Batmore Behrend (Gen. Ber-
ding Wilmington, NC
Also arrived soth steamer Ontario B Bouchette Bos-
Sailed 3oth, ships Casda Pike, Savannah tnot previ-
ously) Missouri (Br. Lang. Galveston.
Also sailed 3oth steamers Adratic (Br jennings New
York direct Pennsyvania Harris Philadelphia via Queens
Cleared 2ath. ships Livingstone t8n, Crosby, United
States British Navy (B Atkinson San Francisco: bark
Emma Paysant (Br) Dexter, United States; (Br).
Burchel do.
LONDON Dec 3o-Arrved. bark Gynlaon (Br) Taleck.
Bull River.
LiEgRIcK Dec 29-Arrived bark Emela tAus), RADIO
mich. Baltimore
PALERxo-Sailed. STAPLES" for New York.
PAysAsDU Dec 25-In port bark Forest Princess (Br)
Purdy, for Baltimore.
QuEExsrowN Dec 3o-Arriyed steamer Wisconsin (Br)
Freeman New York for Liverpool; barks Ataanta (Br)
Doran Savannah; Ambrosia (Nor Borjesen, New York.
Also 3oth ship Harvest Queen Jansen San Fran
cisco
Arrived mot Dublin. bark West Wind (Br) Con-
way, Daren.
YARMOUTH, Dee 29-Sailed, bark Wetterhorn. Wymar
Qrom HULL New Orleans.
Sailed from -. bark TraHk (Nor), Jacobsen, United
States
Rio JAxRIRo Dec 29-Steamers King Arthur (Br). Cowe
for Baltimore has cargo 500 bags Of coffee and Hum
boldt, for New York, 1000 bags coffee
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
FOREIGN PORTS.

BAxrR,s IstAHp Oct 2-sailed. bark Emma Beal Bal
ascurrA Nov le-In port ships British King tB Quine
Ireshope Br Balie for New York Exporter Brooks
sailed from Sanger Nov le ship Garibaldi Thatcher,
C.nprxas Dec 2a-Arnved, schr Julia Brown, Nicker-
son 23d. brig Belle Walters (BD, Edgest Newport,
GSaALrAR Dec s-Arrived bark Fred Eugene. smalley,
De hsy for New oean nd
In port Dec bark Sandy Hook Bsrstov for New York.
New York via Lisbon arrived 9TH. disg
HayAsA Dec ieTSaed bark pro.sss sa ohipman zsza
hammock, Pendleton, New Orleans. -
Martins; roxel (BD. InaGua; Snow Bird tBr, Deme-
sailed 18th brig Ubaldena CBu. sporagle. PayaL
IocKpoRr Ms. Dec 2s-Arriyed sehr Republic. 81 Mar.
NAyIGAroR's TsLASn Nov SIN port, bark Delaware.
pos, Mulca1vr Dec a7-saed ship Jas Duncan tBr,
(rom charottctown. PED. for Charleston, to load for v
1rrrxsrows. Dec 22-Arrivod. ship Joe MrOury tsr
New York via Cape Town land sailed 7h for Banskesl
Ms1niSa. 10 DSd ss for turks Islands and Boston
smKLBuRSK Ms. Dec 25 Arrived senr Druid Br. Turks
81 JoHx, NB, Dec 27-Arivod brig Peril Stevenson. 81
Arrived oth sehr Julia Merritt, CB. Norchouse, Brton
Perry ,a,n ,,D, r0om,, s,oo. pl,eA., SAINT. cru.
Cleared 10Th bark Sunlight CBr. Hayes Liverpool schr
g Paine. MatanEas
trKa STEAMER MAnArnoN A. BosTox.l
AxrwRar. Dec io-Arrived, veritas Meyer. savannah.
sailed Llth, A Gripenstedt. Cas,el New York.
BRIsroL Dec iiArrived. Berg. Nielsen. New York
Amicita Remcr. doi Anna whemsen. Quebec; Napo-
leon Ill KioIner and Gibson Craig. Rulhon, 10
BRIpPoRr Dee ii-Saied, Y W Fischer MaatE, Whining e
bsLrAsr Doc i3-Arrivcd Ocean Traveller. Mccalmont,
Miramichi. 80. .
ERrMKRnAyRN. Dec o-Arrived, Ncckar tO, Wlligerod.
New York. 81.
sailed 9Th, Tide, Percch. New Orleans; Pacific Harris
New York; Sch astan Bach, Sanstedt Philadelphia. An
toinete Rosenau Tybee. Joe Rauers kranse savannah
BoaDaAUK-saled from Pauill"e Dec o William. schauer
Tybee. - -,
CARpfvr Dec III Arrived, Alex Mcneil, Sproul, Hnu
Maria Dakin ~ john SB Kate Agnes Ferguson, sharp
ness - -
Cows, Dee l2-saied- George Green. Wilcox drom En-
derbury island, Hamburg ~ -,
pooL ,.,
DIAL Dec lI-Anchored Seas ard. McGegor. London 70
Sandy Hook 12th, Mexican of Wisbeac irou shields y
Or d. 18th winslow Erickson 81 Johu. NB, Tor Iuil
Passed 18th, Hhhnemann from shieds tof New Orleans
/ Mary A Marshall. Lent, Daren Tor Leith
/ DovKK Dee Ia-Passed down, Berlin %, OF Bremen.
DlKrrE. Dec ll-Arived, Aorlord lruDee AeCahum
| Cardiff - , -.
EIMoura. Dec il-Arrived Olaf Kyrre, Andersen. Me-
GLopcEsTEa Dec ii-Auived. Oscar 1 Asbsrs. Chatham
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from San Francisco Dec - bark Rainbow, Logan
OF NIB, to cruise
letter from ON board bark Perry. Bassett Edgarown,
reports her st Michaels Nov 10 with i0 bbs oil all
told On the 2th OF August In lat 80 IS lou ~ so
enced heavy gale which blew the two close reefed
topsails with and main saysails The storm
lasted about - hours during which time the vessel ran
about 100 miles under bare poles Lost Arboard boat and
davis also the starboard and wat
boats the aboard boat and broke marai and lost
about 40 bbis of blnbber from deck.
A letter from Capt Tinkham, OF bark Chas Morgan OF
NIB reports her sailed from Bravo Nov bound SOUTH and
would be ut Faya in April
lester from Capt Crane, Of bark Caao, OF NIB dated Dec
g. ut sea, Ave days out, reports all we'll; clean,
letter from Capt Peaks. of bark Draco of NB dated
Bravo Nov 3 reports bound south cruise on River Ia
Plata.
letter from Capt Montrose of bark Stambou OF NB
ports her at kitty Sept having shipped her oOo bbs
and 20 do by bark Arnoda for New Bedford
Auckland, NJ Nov 2I-Bark Arnolda, Banldry, NIB.
rived Russell Nov 16 40 months out with $50 bbls sp
1900 do VIII oil for the voyage She is bound home and
will leave on the 24th inst Capt Bandry reports speaking
bark Stambou NIB Sept 15 with 500 bb sp oil, 45O bbls
OF which she has shipped in the Arnolda as freight
Bark Frazier NIB ut Norfolk Island Nov H. and
bbls oil She bound for the on Shore Ground
Bark Eliza Diamond NIB arrived of Russell Nov 20, and
for letters She IL ~ months out. She left
again for Norfolk Island on the I'D.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
SISTERS OF MERCY.

few days since In paragraph relative to Dolan the
convicted murderer Of Mr. Noe the HERALD alluded
that he had been visited his cell by Sisters
or Mercy OF whom said 10 be his sisters SUBJ
sequently q correction, made on Dolan's authority
stated that his visitors not hs sisters but that he
said two OF hts sisters had been, years since
"pupis the SISTERS school in West Houston street.
since which time he did not know where they :"
Both those statements inaccurate The school VI
the Sisters Of Mercy at their convent No IS East
Houston street They have never had pupils any
sisters OF Doan, and the only knowledge they have of
him IRON their pious mnstrations him
a condemned 10 prepare him for the death to
which the law had doomed him. This duty the Sisters
OF Mercy have faithfully performed in the City Prison
for the twenty four years They have chcered the
last hours OF many passing souls, and BY their kind
counsels induced penitence and cobtriton in hearts
which had long been steoled against all good influences
The New York herald., 1875-12-31

NB; 18th. Eeho, onttormsen. New York: ossana Oar
DO; norma smith, Chatham, Nh.
sailed ltL Soureren, Petersen. Philadelphia Rldor
Larsen, Port Royal
fowEY. Dec iI-sailed, Alsyid, for Philadelphia
GLAsGow, Dec ll--Arrived, Caledonia a. sidey.
York; Beatrice. Bowley, do. -
Sailed IOth, Peter Crerar Munro Chariestown. Ac
GENOA. Dee 9-Arrved, Carrie l. Tyler rVler New
10th, Canadian ts), Miller, Glasgow.
Sailed 9th. Attvita. Meresea. Baltimore
Cleared 9th. Alice, Razeto. Philadelphi Carina
HayaE, Dec io-cleared Charlotte 4 IAttleaeld, cl
Cardin
Sailed llth Tampa, Olsen, Tybee
Irswlcn Dec i2-SGiled. lloltingsn. for New orlear
Cherokee, Downie, Montreal; Emma Paysant, II
Rahh wn;,l' zen nousnhSnse' ' ~ john NJ Glen
souri, Lang, Mobile; 18th, Montana (s, Beddo New
shad Hansen do do; opohess enssH I9sa%eSi I9spSS An
90, Murphy. New York Anna, llausen, Quebec; q
Hbernian 81 Archer, baltimore Ryl, Harrie, 81 JON
> sailed lith, ,Saguenay, Fownes, rybee; 18th,
ing. Baker New York 18TH Columbus IhIder Sava{
Virgo Nicholson Galveston.
Cleared iith Record, Dllziel, Southwest Pass; b
CALI, Knudson. Hampton Roads; Alice CsJ Ellis. NJ
leans Del GrGtia Norehonse Ensanada tRiver Piats3
Arrived ut Holyhead llth, Emma " Berlin, Lis'
tand ssAed 18th Tor Chareston).
Losoos, Dee lI-Arrlyed Princeton Bradley New
pJ oienfea % Inn, smith Petersen, Erickson. New Or
iarodi ~ bruhxoni, Baltimore
Entered Entered OUT Ilth, kohinoor, Cooper. bermuda
Arryyed ~ Grave>end 18Th. Elena Cordano, Schi
Sailed 18th 9TH. New wo.a champIcn New York;
Berg, Pensacola Adegunde, IIof.aarde do.
LhgnoaE, Dee ARRIVED 7 q Jones berry, Alex AND
Sailed 7th, Giovannina, Gargiolo, New York
MAumrIus, Oct l5-sailcd, Julia ii, shaw. Port Lytt
NJ.
NEWPORT, Dec ll-Sacd, Alberta Hinekley, Guadal
Venture Cole. Martinique.
PLYMOUTH, Dec l2-Arriyed, Frankfurt "a Won II
New Orleans for Bremen land saied).
Sailed lth. Hannah D. Seaerook Goole.
Pom MADoc, Dec lo-sailed, Nelson, Dixon, Darier
QUEENSTOWN, Dec l2-Arrived. Martha Cobb. Green
Lobos leaky Isabel, Newhall, Buenos Ayres (see
lany) zsmbesi Searr6y Quebec for Newcastle Isaky
RocHEroRr, Dec lO-Sailed, Lenne, Adams Tybee.
Sc.
ScILLy, Dec Ion Pegase, Bertrand, from New o.
for Havre (and proccededJ.
OF the Wight 18th, South Shore, Whittemore from
for Ensenada.
wARsEMuNDE, Dec o-Sailed, Freida Lchment, Gia,
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
A SPANISH GUNBoAT IN NEW YORK

No little stir caused in this city yesterday by the
announcement that the Spanish government has gun
boat lying IN this port which win very shortly take
her departure for Havana Her officers and crew are
in this city, having arrived board the Havana mail
steamer City OF New York which arrived in New York
ast Wednesday. The commander OF the is Lieu
tenant Luis de Pa, who accompanied by seventeen
officers seamen, all Of the Spanish navy. The gun
boat question will be taken down to Cuba by coast
pilot She draws very little water only and half
feet and built by John Roach AT Chester, Pa
she Is ninety feet long has powerful engines for her
size and is intended TO up creeks and rivers TO
tack the Cuban patriots. She will mount pivot gun
she reaches Cuban waters. She Is now lying
NJ the foot OF Ninth street, East River.