davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22
The Presidential Canvass.

IL will adhere closely to these principles in the
IMPORTANT canvass which viii shortly engage he
attebtiuu o; the people 81 The whole county
Gr.at issues are al Stake, and II will need all the
lorce OF the press 10 sustain the right side. lie
Democratic party Is substantially Tor lnnatl0n-
which IL ayUwedly the nrst sep toward repuuia-
lion. The Republican party = IN favor Of a return
10 specie payments, by safe and Iuuicl0us meth
DDS. and OF keeping faith with the national creti-
G0r; ana thus Of preventing Widespread ruin anu
Irreparable national dishonOr. Ihis issue alone
would lead The Iiles 10 stand nrmly by the Ke-
publican party.
The Democratic party now boasts loudly Of lis
'.ItetUiming' spirit, DUt with Iamnl4Dy Hall ia
New York, anu = party o. imitation anu Tepudia-
ton in other States, its professions are u lizzie
value. The Times cannot place IaiIh il them. Tor
IL saw too closely and TOD clearly what Democratic
reform meant when IL was attacking Democratic
robbers, when Judges were Issuing orders vi ar
rest against Its managers and threatening its
properly, and when samuel j. 1ilJen and MS par
" u1d their best tOald The Judges anu cripple The
attack Of The Times. That Is wAat Dem Jcratic
reform meant down 70 the close 0I ISL; that is
what &c means to-day.
In the Presidential canvass. The Times VIII
strive u ger the best eandidaJes Nominated, anu
aIterwAru 10 reHcer them a Eearsy support. II
will take no part in personal i~nIriguss. out will
ever be ready 10 defend leaders and candidates
who arc true and faithful representatives oi the
people.
us editorial Columns Will be conducted in a
spirit OF fairness and tinpartiality, tree alike from
self Interested aims, political Robbery. or undue
flvoriiism. II will represent the great body Of
the people. rather than any clique. Tn all sui
jeets il viii maintain an attitude of perfect indie
pendence. Its correspondence viii DC fuli and
timely, and directed with special reference u the
publication OF the truth On all subjects. It's re-
ports will be prepared with the utmost care. Ihe
critical department will be IN thoroughly capa-
be hands, and Will present . full review OF tne
literature, the fine arts, the music, and the drama
of the day. The scientific ami educational reports
and articles are specially prepared by some OF me
ablest men in the country.
The Sunday edition Of The Times includes, in
addition to ali the news. selected and original lit
erary matter Of the most varied ami agreeable
character. special arrangements have been made
to imparI new attractions 10 this feature of the |
paper. Among the contributors OF original stories
or articles 10 this paper are bret Harte, }. W. De
Forest, Thomas Hardy, DuttOn Cook, lillian
SLACK, and negotiations ara being carried Out with
many other distinguished authors.
TERMS To MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22
Asa FAMILY PAPER.

rba Times has always borne a very high repnta-
ton throughout tho United states. IL II lree
rom ali Objectionable advertisements and reports
~. ,nt., no circumstances whatever are per
-. annanneements. or Questionable notices, al
lowed 10 appear IN its cOlumn.. The slssrseeiul
inrss Of cuacSs and medical prttanders, Nhlea
nolIute 50 many newspapers OF the Jay, aiS NJ
psnis,.s into ~. columns ct The Times on any
Israss The paper, moreover, has always rosissee
he c,umuntsie theories advocated ny miSShlcN-
US Journals. AMI has opfuscd NAvse stssSAs oH
-. sam.lv as he basis ~ Society wbtea arc 80
frc,ner,Ily made. and which have ict &c 50 muea
misery aa! crime,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that an application will
be made at the next session of the General As
sembly Of Pennsylvania, for a charter to incOr-
porate n company TO be called the Fair Hope
Boom Company" the object of which is, by au-
thority of said charter, to erect and maintain a
boom in Wits Greek, at Fair Hope, In Somerset
county. Pa, and to use the waters of Wits creek
and Brush creek in said county, as far as practical
BILE for floating logs into said boom to be manufac-
tured into lumber.
I'M. MACOMBER,
decl and others.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

THE y. Y. Times makes the on
cial announcement that the Republi-
eau National Committee viii meet on
Thursday, January 18th, At 10 A. NJ,
at the Arlington Hotel, Washington.
for the purpose of fixing the time and
place for holding the next Republic
cau National Convention for the
nomination Of a President and Vice
President.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22
Ne,o Adrertisemeat.
THE
New York TIMES.
A Political, Literary and
General Newspaper.
Devoted to Reform in 81 unsck-
pal, State, and General
Government.
Established 1851.

EJs-a The New York rimes viii complete the
sueufy-1fth year Of It's existence. Ihreushotta
-,uar.-r of a century il will have remained trae -
ne objects and aims tor which IL WaG ionh1el.
bas rid from the FIRST = fayoEite place n thc
hansehold. II has endeavoFed 10 stand on an &c
cssjous by he side Of tru-h ana justice; an u AAs
advocated political principles only wEen ny
-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

hundred men six Feet high TO act as
soldiers in the play Of Julius Cesar
for thirty cents a night apiece. He
feared il would not be possible 10 find
men enough Of the desired height
willing TO take such poor pay, bat al
the hour appointed the street was
filed with applicants absolutely fight
ing to be nearest the door, aud get
the best chance for a position.
Heavens! what a piiiful background
that FIVE hundred will make TO the
gli;tering pageant for every specta-
tor who knows the facts. There will
be more exciting scenes in the city
before winter is out. Thefts are
daily committed Simply out of hun
ger. 10 one case a tramp broke into
the basement Of a house, where all
the Thanksgiving eatables were set
out in tempting array, but left them
untouched and carried off a plate of
cold meat scraps. The wine-decanter
was on the msntel, but instead of
using the glasses beside it, the bottle
was carried to the kitchen and the
wine drank from a tin cup. Nothing
else was disturbed, showing that
starvation must have led TO the deed
A respectable mechanic was arrested
the other day for stealing something
outside Of a store to get his vile ana
three children food to eat, as he had
been unable to get work for weeks.
The bricklsyers' association lave pc
titioned the Common Council to give
them work to keep their families from
starving. and the Department of
Public Works is TO push ahead all
enterprises possible to afford this re-
lief.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of John Bowers, late Of Broihersvalley ;p.,
deceased.
Letters oil administration on the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned, notice is
hereby given 10 these indebted to IL TO make imne-
diate payment, and these having claims agaias, IL
to present them duly authenticated for settlement
on Saturday, 9Th day Of February, 1878, at tao
residence OF the admiristr1ecr, " BrotnessTa!ley
township.
FRANKLIN HAY,
AecS AhmiEiatrairr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

IL the Senate, on Monday Of last
week. Mr. NerrimonI Of North Car
olioa. introduced a bin to repeal sec
ton 4.7lG Of the Revised Statutes Of
the United states. The title TO it is
apparently harmless. bat when the
section sought to be repealed il quot
ed il gives evidence Of what is sought
to be accomplished by the gentleman
introducing it. The section in ques-
tion reads: NO money on account
Of pension shall be paid to any per-
ION, or to the widow, children or
heirs Of any deceased person who in
any manDer voluntarily engaged in,
aided aud abetted the late rebellion
against the authority Of the United
Staies.n If this bill does not mean
to pave the way far placing rebel
soldiers, their widows and heirs on
the pension roll, what does it mean?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22
dissolution |

The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned has this day 10th of December,
1871 been dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN A. SIPE,
PETER COLEMAN.
The business VIII be continued by the under
signed.
JOHN A. SIPE.
Dec Is.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

county, charged with fraudulently
altering election returns. or conniv-
ing at It, has resulted ia the same
way. The jury stood ten 10 two
the tgo obstinate meh Icing Demo
Gratis with axes to grind. There was
no question as to the guilt of either
of these parties. The cases against
both we're clearly made cut; but q
Luzerne Democrat is bound to stand
by bis friends, 10 spite of all the evil
deBce that can be brought against
them.~-PRisJurqh Commercial
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22
DUBLIC NOTICE.

Il
Notice is hereby given that an application viii
be made at the mex session OF The General Assem-
bly, Of Pennsylvania. for the repeal of the Act ap-
proved April Sth. 1859, entitled A Act to attach
Somerset County to the Middle District for the
Supreme Csurt Of Pennsylvania and for authority
to restore said county TO the Western District Of
said Supreme Court.
SAM FL GATHER. JOHN r EIDE
L.C- W. J. BAER,
I'D. SCULL- 4. j. COLBORN, .
IL r. II. L. BAER.
~ OGLE, W II. RUPPEL-
Al. HAY, ]. H.UHL.
RI: hOOSER, &c. kIMMEL.
A. H. COEFROTH, W. II. KOONTZ
ISAAC HSGUS. las T., PRIOR
W. II. POSTLETHWAITE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22
TERMS To MAI. SUBSCRIBERS.

cA-All editions Of The Times are sent free 0f
pOstagein the United States.
The Daily Times, per annum. including the sun
day edition. sI2 60
The Daily Times, per annum, exclusive Of the
Sunday edition. %
The sunday edition, per %
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

a CHICAGO PAPER
The New York herald., 1875-09-10
STATEN ISLAND.

1t stated that negotiations going for the pur
chase of the silk factory Jersey street. New Brgh-
ton and that have been offered but that &c., 900
wanted for it.
1t stated upon good authority that the Staten Island
Railway Company's steamer Josephine will be placed
on the North Shore ferry from Port Richmond to
place the North River in this city TO accommodate
freight and passenger travel
1t is understood that the Mddletown Excise Commits
sioners Monday, issued fifty licenses and re-
therefor ST. 7oo which, by law, goes to the
support the public schools OF the town. and should be
paid over the County Treasurer and appOrtoned by
the School Commissioners TO the several districts Com
plant made however that this has not been done,
some of the Commissioners claiming that they have
right to hold the money io- thirty days Meantime
the schools without funds aud District No. Is un
able to pay its teachers.
The New York herald., 1875-09-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purser Apheus smith, Colon. from Aspin-
wall thanks for fayors
The purser OF the steamer Claribe from Laguayra, dc
has our thanks for favors.
srr.MER JOSEPHINE, from Providence for New York.
morning, AT o'clock, of Watch Hn by
an unknown schr and had port pnddeboX and some
oner work away Damage schr not ascertaned
snip RAvKxsroNDALR (,r), from Newcastle, NSW, for
collision with Cyphrenes put into Honolulu Aug D.
p,,a Il n RICH from Baltimore for Boston, which
seed into Norfolk Aug 26 with loss OF fOremast Ac was
Jiscbar,iup SEPT g. and will be Immediately repaired
Everthing will be except mainmast and main rigging.
Rp,e ICELAND tBr Hicks from New York. which put into
Liverpool Ms July 81 dsaDeu SHeu SeptS Sof Diouees'ci
England having repaired
Scum MARY FARRow from Bangor for Annapolis, Ms put
into Portland Sept with pumps out OF order
scuu w BAnsEs Leach Bucksport Sept 7, from Ron
Am, rhen Going through the NarOws, struck by a
small shutting her mansa and flying Jib, but doing no
other damage.
scnR CnAs IToLr which put into Norfolk Aug 20 IN ds
tres was dchargng Sept q preparatory TO being haeo
out She will require considerable repairs
ScaR CnAs srroKxEY, from Gcorgetawn, DC, for New
York with coal which put into Norfolk Aug - LEASING
caue of the ways sept after haVnR received Ssn' io
pairs and would sail Immediately for destination.
Adyces from the schr Maggie Abbott at Para state tha
the cook had died Of yellow lever ana th he
child Of ths captain we're very SICK Du' improving
The New York herald., 1875-09-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, O, Sept ARRIVED, ship City Of Cashmere
(Br), from New Zealand.
ALEXANDRIA Sept S-Arrived schrs Four Sisters Bos-
ton; Lily Falkenburg Washington; l. Tracy, Boston,
Hamilton, - for Washington
Sailcd-Schrs Uncas Norwich: @ Young Providence;
Nellie Payne, Boston, Clara and VIM Jones' Georgetown,
Dc.
BOSTON, Sept s-Ceared sehr Mary Drury, Gage,
Philadelphia.
Wh-Auiyed steamers Panther. Mills, Philadelphia; Ian
caster Mills, do; barks Kingdom Of Saxony Br, Cooper
Sngapore Star King Bonner Salt Pond. NC: brig cssie
Rhynas Willis Baltimore; sclrs Seth Todd NORWOOD,
Montego Bay Jam; Albert l. r, Gayel, Auxcayesi Benz
Young B Mcdonald 81 Marc; Emeline tBr). Chrish9lm
Miragoanei a Fabens, Anderson, 81 Domingo Wy ,
= Wright, Freeman; CALVIN T. Baker Baker Bbas
baltimore; Waterne Kelley; Mercy t. ITunay
Crowley; VIM. Walton, Buckaloo; r. is Emery,
Weeks; and Mary Ireland. Fisher lhiladelphia laie
Coombs, Bishop, Rondout Florence Turner walker 90
America, Miller do; Mcmcnto, White, Hobokeni lauf"
Bruce (Brl, Bruce. Labrador, . -,
Also arrived, steamer VIM Lawrence, Howes bMunigrei
brigs Lzabel Maoney Baltimore; Abby watson, oiden
Philadelphia; Schrs Willie Luce Spear, Charestoni d Y
The New York herald., 1875-09-10
SKETCH OF c. L. PERsHING.

Cyrus L. Pershing is about ffty-hve
years Of age, born in Youngstown, West
moreland county, Pa and has for many years been in
public life. He has served several terms in the
Legislature, and has also been member of
Congress Mr. Pershings life like that of most
sefmade men, was uphill work at first; but
he found firm friend in Judge Black and after study
ing law with that gentleman he admitted to the
Bar of his native State 1850 and gained ucra-
practice in Cambria county, where he had settled
In 1861, Mr.. Pershng was nominated and elected to
the Legislature He reelected in 1862, 1868 1864
and 1865 serving for five successive terms. During
the whole of his service at Harrisburg he
was a member of the Committee Of Ways and
Means, the Judiciary, and other important COM
mittees At the session Of 1863 the only one in which
the democrats in majority, Mr. Pershing was
Chairman of the Committee Federal Relations and
at the succeeding session the democratic nominee
for Speaker Of the House In this year the interest OF
the State debt directed by act OF the Legislature,
TO be paid in deprecated paper instead OF
coin. On this question Mr. Pershng made able and
exhaustive speech contendng for the nvioabilty OF
contracts and asserting that State credit soud be
sacred as United States credit-that the State should
live up their contracts closely the general gov
ernmcnt-that the United States government paid
her interest in gold when she contracted 10 do
and the State of Pennsylvania should do the same.
Thus he repudated reputation, and the honorable
stand taken by hun in the Legislature has since been
maintained by the Supreme Court Of the United
States, who have affirmed the sacred observ-
of such contracts. In the Legislature
Mr.. Pershing an ACKNOWLEDGED leader aud en-
Oyed the confidence and personal esteem OF his fellow
members without distinction of party
The New York herald., 1875-09-10
BROOKLYN.

John Killian, a stawart man, was sentenced to-
the Pententiary by Justice Morse, for beating his
wife, yesterday.
Detective Francis b Reed of the Eleventh precinct,
dismissed the force for having, in violation OF the
laws of the State arrested prisoner in New Jersey.
Reed had been twelve years on the force.
The first free floating bath for the Of the
democracy OF the Eastern District of Brooklyn
launched at the inlet of Gowanus Creek yesterday
afternoon 1t will be located in the Fourteenth
ward. The bath has swimming area of 20 by 40
feet.
Justice Morse yesterday committed Robert Harris,
cooper residing No $40 North Third street. to await
examination charge OF feloniously assautng John
Birch with whom he quarrelled. The accused cut
Birch with adze the back and shoulders inlicting
painful wounds
Mrs. Margaret Lane, OF No Sc North Fourth street.
who is nnetyone years Of age, was admitted to the
Almshouse, Flatbush, yesterday Mrs. Lane, who was
born in Cork witnessed the battle of Newmarket be-
tween the Omitted Irshmen" and Lieutenant Greene s
command in 179S
Josephine Stark New Jersey woman, who was
locked up in the cells of the Fourth street station
house, on Wednesday night, attempted to hang her
self by making fast one end of her shawl to the
grating of the door OF the cell and the other around
her neck. She discovered, cut down, and, after
much labor restored to consciousness.
The New York herald., 1875-09-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsprSwALL Aug .3o-Arrived, schrs F G Davis Taylor
SEN Bocas del Toro (and sailed ast for San Bias 0h
Putnam, Phillips, Coast of Daren reported smallpox
CALLAo, Aug 5-sailed, ship NJ NJ Reed, Bruce Pabeon
In port Aug IL ships Caryill tBrl McFee from Rio
Janeiro arrived 18th Rossgnol d'r Butler and VIM Leay
from Molendo arrived 5th Alice Cooper BD King from
HoNoLULU, Aug 9-Arrived, snip Ravenstondale (Br).
Jack. Newcastle, NsW, Tor san Francisco.
HuMAcoL PR, Aug 2i-Anived, schr Palos shackford,
HAVANA Sept 7Arved, steamer City of New York, TIM
HALIriI sept s-Arrved schT Menawa, Rogers Glasgow
Cleared 9Th, brgs Evangene CB), Kingston, ia; Jean
LoBos TERRA July 2sceared previously, ship Bo-
Europe Pe.''U % snip fs'u''A congress '0' O"9 i0f
LocKxpoRr Ms Sept 7-Arrved brlgs Annie Batchelder
aBrD st Martins Tycoon (bp do Ranger tBr, do; sehr
hSpe Spad op1, 7,h hi h; Ns% vno iork ,p, ve, 1nds
IhVSRroo c1 rs Sept ssaIeG brig h zeand @ Hicks
mhhScn sep ssaed es@er KNIGHT repar m
Kirby drom Sicily and Denia), New York.
MoNTEvIpEo, July 27-Anived. bark Moonbeam, Field
MAYAGUEz Aug lo-Arrved, brig Geo Latruer Norris
Baltimore via Ponce and sailed l4th for Arroyo-has been
reported at Ponce Aug 22).
Bouchette Liverpool; Prussan Richie, do Canadian, Mil
Cleared 7th sgg Josie szsltine. HodsdGn Montevideo
Edmonds do; 18th Maiiowdale Br, Sheppard do; nth
NORTH sYDSirT CB, Sept s-Arrived bark Yarmouth
OBJ, Raymond, Liverpool brigs Laura (BD, Durham,
OUxALAsKA, Aug 14-Arrived bark Cyane, from -.
In port 10Th, bark Sierra Nevada, Dow from San Fran
CISCO wig.
PABELLoN PlcA July 2s-n port ships Alert little
field; Loreto Fish, Carney; John Bryce Morse and Son
tag McIlvery ldg; barks Oneco, Henry; ] Scammell
(Br Edmond and North Star Br Roberts, do Midas Br),
Campbell do.
PANAmI Aug 29-Arrived steamers Granada, Caverley,
San Francisco; 3Oth Honduras Howes, Central America
Sailed oath steamer Winchester, Wheberry, Central
America
PoNcE, Sept 4-Arrved, brig Chattanooga, Thompson,
Baltimore.
PrcroU Ms, Sept s-Cleared schr Joseph stoker for
Boston.
PoRr MULGRAvE, Ms, Sept 7-Passed, bark w q Putnam
(Br), Pitts, from Malone Bay for -.
Rio JAsEIRo Sept 6Arrived, steamer King Arthur Br.
johnson, Liverpool via Lisbon.
SYDNEY, NsW, July 1S-Arrved, bark Caroline (Br, i,
Trnick, New York.
SrErriN Aug 25-Saied bark Arletta, Dow bordeaux.
SHELBuRNR Ms, Sept 7-Saied bark Alice Muir DR. new
for Sandy Hook
ST. JoHS, NIB Sept 9-Arrvcd, schrs Burns, Crosby,
Philadelphia; Alert (Br Winchester, do; Maud Bessie
(Br, Pr1vidence 9th, brig Chas Boyey Br Scott New
York; schr Annie Currer tBr), Vanwart, do.
Sailed 9Th bark Lizzie Gillespie Br), Aide, Newport +.
Rice San Francisco bark Empress Eugenie Br Edwards
COquimbO
WEYHoUrn, Ms, Sept 7-saied schr Adde John o., for
Boston,
wISpsoR Ms. Sept 3-Arrvcd, schr Cyrus Hail. Boston
(and sailed fth for Baltimorc).
Arrived 7th sch Congress- Portland (and sailed Sth for
New York;.
YARMOUTH Ms, Sept 7-Arrived steamer Dominion (BD ,
Clements, Boston; schr J Morton tBr, Guadaloupe
Sailed 7th, brig w Eaton (l3r), for West indies.
ZANZIBAR Aug 2-n port, bark Victor, Pond from New
York via Port Elizabeth.
The New York herald., 1875-09-10
OUR CABLE sHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept s-Arrved barls Chasca Pratt Bassein
Fanny GeD, Moller, New York.
Sailed 7th, brig Graf Behr Negendank (Ger Schultz,
Boston.
Sailed sth, bark Brodrene (Nor New York.
BRISTOL. Sept 9Arrived barks Rosa dtaD, simonett
New York; Norma CRus Boman do brig Iron Queen Br).
Hopgood, Wilmington, NC.
Sailed sth, ship Juventa CB), France, North America
Barrow, Sept S-sailed the Aroma, for Baltimore
BELFAST, Sept s-Arrived bark Forest Queen (Br) Nc
Calmot, Chatham, NIB
Sailed sth, bark Savanna (Br), o'Neil United States.
BoRGAL Finand), Aug 21-Arrived bark Hanna (NoO,
Chrstiansen. New York
BARCELONA. Sept 2-Arrived brig Maria Louisa (Sp)
Pares, New York before reported without date)
CARDIFF, Sept eArrived Elsinore Scott New York
via Bristol.
DUBLIN Sept ssailed bark George Henry (Br Gardner
North America.
ELsISoRE Sept 6-Arrived bark Victoria (Nor Beebe-
gard, New York for stettin
GLASGOW Sept ssailed bark Harriet Jackson Bacon,
Demerara; schr Ariadne. Dyer, New York.
Arrived sth, bark Goldfinder iBr), Kelly, Quebec
HULL, Sept S-Saled, bark Gustav (Ger Hummer United
States
HAvRE Sept s-sailed, bark Frisk CNor Muthe, Phla-
depha; W jenkins (Br), Durkee, New York mot pre-
viously
Sailed 7th. ship Northampton Trask United States
ISLE WIGHT, Sept 9-oG, brig Florence / Henderson,
Henderson. from New York via Queenstown for -.
LIVERPOOL, Sept S-Arrved ship Genier (Br) Cumming
Montreal bark Australia No Iversen, Miramici brig
Sir Robert Hodgson (Br Braddon, Charleson 9TH ships
Lake st Clair (Br Cofey, Montreal Lake Ontario Qr
Gilmore, Quebec; bark Minnie NJ Watts, Watts, Bangor,
Me.
Sailed Sth ships Henrietta, Nickel and Livingstone r
Crosby United States; Alfred B Gray Savannah; schr
Chas Fabens Keene United States.
LONDON Sept S-Cieared ship Loeb Lomond (Br), wag.
staff, Montreal.
LIMERICK, Sept s-Arrived, brig Mcrrwa. Down, New
York.
MADERA-Arrved, the Maggie, from New York o.
PESARrH Sept slnrved ship Berteux (Br), Davies st
John. NIB.
QuEENsrowN, Sept e-Arrived, bark Nicholas Thayer,
Crosby, San Francisco via Guaymas
Arrived sth, bark Ocean Express (BO Crowell, Mon
treal.
Sailed 9th, bark Giuseppe Revello QtaD for New York
TABLE BAY-Arrived, brig Twisden from Madagascar
TExEL Sept s-Saed bark Kate Nor), Flood, Savannah
WATERFORD Sept 9-Arrived brig Toronto dBr. Carroll
Quebec
Sailed sh, brig Spray Bloom Br), Canton United States
SrErrIN, Sept 9-The bark Evanen Hchborn. which
rived ID from York. had ashore
Island of Laso in the Baltic and obliged Jetson 800
asks of net
The New York herald., 1875-09-10
Falrcloth. Fernandina via Por.

steamer MONTGOMERY FairclOth FernAndina via Port
Royal-H Gepcke.
Steamer y y Biddle Pierce. Philadelpha-Jas Hand
Steamer Franconia. Bragg Portland AmeA
Steamer Nereus. Berry. Boston-H Dimock
Bark Prince Hassan (BD, CASTOR, Newry-Benham Boy
Bark vesterlde NoD. Henriehsen, Cork for orders
Punch, Edye 4 Co.
Co
Bark DagmAl CSor Have, odessa-Tetens Bockmann &
Co
Bark Marannina GtaD Russo, Trieste-slocovich Co
Bark Lucia QtaD, Caeaee, Gibraltar for orders-sloco-
yich a Co
Bark Prindsesse Alexandra DAM Davis st Croix via
Norfolk-Roche Bros 4 Co.
Brig rem Aust Tomasslch Cork Falmouth for orders
-SlOcovich K Co.
Brig Roanoke CBD, wkie Porto CabellO-Dalett, Bliss
Schr Nellie Potter, Howard, Washington, NC-W IL Hin
schr Addie Henry. Burns Newbern NC-J &JA Patter-
Schr Annie L Palmer, Lewis Bangor-I Staple.
Schr Delaney, Reeve, BOston-Rackett & Bro.