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The New York herald., 1875-09-19
COULIssE CHAT.

Howe cushing's Circus reopens on Monday
Miss sophie Heilbron has become Of the attrac-
tions at Gimore's concerts
The sale of tickets for T:ltons lecture on "The
Problem Of Life" begins tomorrow
Miss Kate oConnor, gifted vocalist from the Dublin
stage, has made quite hit at the Olympic
THE Yankee Shooters" is the title Of musical ex.
travaganza TO be produced the Olympic on Monday
The Darling Opera House is meeting with great sue
cess Cotton, Borden and Bob Hart making a strong
team
'Red and Black; or, Gamblers Life the title of
the sensation TO be produced 10 morrow night at
the Grand Opera House.
Walack's Theatre closed last night Il will reopen
for the regular about the 4th Of October Dur
ing the recess the house will be redecoraed throughout
The Sheriff thought to carry or The Mighty Dollar
but found the Park Theatre proof against attempts of
that nature The question depends the decision
of Judge Donohue.
Barry Sullivan's engagement at Booths proved re-
markably successful Crowded houses attended his
performances and he than realized the expecta-
tions formed of his ability.
On Monday night Mr.. George Bemore appears at
Booths as Nat Gosling in Bouccaults drama of the
'Flying Scud" His impersonaton of this character
won him great favor in England
The contest between the Skidmore and the Mulligan
Guards is the great attraction at the Comique 1t has
made a great hit-a regular bull's-eye. And the
regular army wants 10 have hand in
cablegram received from Mr.. Boucicault last night
announces the production OF ''The Shaughraun" in
London where it met with ''the greatest success
The house was 'the largest record " and the play
was received with tremendous enthusiasm" 4"
''Around the World Eighty Days" Is meeting with
fair success at the Academy. The piece has cut
down considerably and the dialogue frightened up The
scenic effects presented with the greatest
peteness and remarkable for their artistic beauty
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

CALCUTTA, Aug 7--sailed ships Astracana (Br James,
New York Arundel Castle tBr) Fulton do (and pro-
ceeding down the river 10TH.
In port Aug 10, steamer Glengarry CBO, Miller, for
New York ships Alice Buck, Snow for London Elcano
Brown, Meboune Star of Scotia (Brl, Hughes.
Crown (Brl, Tait and Woodburn (Br, Hartno for New
Carleton Kendck for Maurus he latter is also reported
for New York..
Sailed from saugor Aug ship Royal Alice Bp Hughes,
for New York
CuRAcoA Aug l9-In port. schr Anna Shepard, Terry,
from Bonaire for Providence trying TO ship crew
GIBRALrAR Aug 3lln port brig Ellen Maria, Hoxe, from
New York, disg.
HAVANA Sept I6-Arrived steamer City Curtis
New York.
HALIFAX. Sept 17Arrived schr Rescue (Br. Demerara;
18th, brig Themis (Br) London
MANILA July 26In port ship villa Franca (Br English
for New York.
MONTREAL, Sept l5-Arrived steamers Polynesian BrJ
Brown, Liverpool; 10th Texas (Br), Lawrensen. do.
Wier (Br, McPha Bremerhaven for orders Norvil (No
Gloucester, Eng.
RorrERDAM Sept 17-Arrived, ship Macauay, Rogers,
ROSARIO July 2osailed brig Eleanor Miller (Br), Hin,
Rio Janeiro
Rio GRAEDR. July 3O-Arrvcd schr Edie Waters Barnes
Richmond Vas Aug T. brig Water Lily (Br) Cutra New
York; schr Gersch Banker. Price, Richmond, Va.
RIO JASEIRo, Sept l7-Arrived brig Senorita Townsend
Baltimore.
SINGAPORE Aug ARRIVED, Oxfordshire (3r),
Jones' Annoy sailed I'd for New York;
Sailed July 80 bark East Lomond (Br Brown, New York
via Penang.
port Aug ship Bengal Blanchard for New York bark
Rosina, Hansen for Boston.
ST JOINS Ne, Sept 15-Arriyed, brig octaeiluis ('r
Touse, New York.
ST JoHN NIB, Sept 17-Arived, steamer Alexandria r),
Henderson, Liverpool via Halifax.
Cleared 18th, bark Algeria (Br) Brown Liverpool.
TAHITI, Aug S-Sailed brig Robert Cowan Br for Homo
lulu
Returned July 81 ship Eddystone B, from Guaymas for
Liverpool Miscellany.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

and racer humor. Hence the presentation Of
"Rabagas' is not clear Interpretation OF the
authors delicate and delightful satire on demagogism
and revolutionary spread eaglesm doubt atroupe
of Gallo performers could furnish nor is Il so artistic
success as the performance OF guch play as Utmo,"
''Dr Wespe" and other well known German comedies
II Is IN the native German drama that the Germania
Theatre must seek its chief Herr kirsehner
as Prince OF Monaco was like fish out OF water Herr
falsa, as Rabagas was even more dry and angular
than is his won't Herr Merten. who IS delightful
comedian, still retained of his keen droery under
the French varnsh Fri Weizel and Fri Tempe made
amends for the deficiencies of the male members Of
the troupe by bright and vyaciOus acting The audience
was appreciatve and rewarded the performers with en-
thusiastic plaudts 'Rabagas' will be repeated on
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

EDDYsroNE (Br) Guaymas Liverpool before
tensiye repairs resumed her voyage returned July 81
with ve feet Of her hold after being three days
rara reports that the 10Th of August, 80 PM
Is 80 lon 81 30 the vessel encountered earthquake The
that of the vessel striking heavily against
bottom sunken rock The weather moderate and
no damage was done The bark was between 81 Thomas
the Island of St Bartholomew, 40 miles any
up the Island Of Barbados about the 29h and he satisfied
the shock he felt was from the
BARK SARAH Nichols from Antwerp via Baddeck CB
which into Boston in Distress has repored and cleared
18th for destination.
ERROR" (Br) is ashore Marquesas Keys She Is
laden with mahogany.
BRIG CnlLLrAxwAhLAu Br, from Matanzas for New York
18th for repairs
scHR KATE of Halifax was towed into Port au Basque
Me- sept IA by salvors having been dismased by storm
sSHE GsS while taking lime from San
Of her cargo.
scHR sAYvIILE from New York for Boston, put into
London 18th with loss of jibboom.
ScHR WooLsEY, Terrl from Pawtucket for New York
put into New London 18th with loss of mainsa.
scHR NJ HARRIS lof New Londonl went ashore on the
West Bank south of Dix Island PM Sept IL but was
got off about Pm without damage by the quarantine boat
soHR HATTIE KING while coming up the bay on Friday
was run into by steam yacht carrying away her jbboo
The yacht lost main boom.
sLoor APOLLO while lying alongside the wharf at Sag
Harbor 10th inst found to be fire in her cabin which
and extngulsh the flames Damage estimated at sion
Vessel owned by Gregory is tied up under libel
The clipper schooner being built at Essex by Adams
Story has been sold TO Butman, Of Boston She
finished Immediately and is desgndd for African trader
KEY WEST Sept ls-The Norwegian bark Nordkyn with
mahogany from Mexican port tor Queenstown, lost
reef in hurricane on the 14th The saved
The City Waco from New York Galveston is
ashose on French Reef She will be towed down.
MONTREAL, Sept s-The steamers Montreal and Quebec
collided last night the way Quebec The Moutreas
side crushed and and saloon smashed in
No was hurt and the boat continued her trip.
PnILApELrHIA Sept lsSchr Cambria hence for st John
NIB is ashore on Goose loland
PORTLAND, Sept 1S-The ship Alice Cooper while
being launched Cape Elizabeth this afternoon broke
ways and stuck in the mud, where she remains
QURBKc Sept 1s-Yesterday's has quite subsidized
The following damage shipping has been reported A
ship New Liverpool The schooner Undaunted
lost both anchors and otherwise damaged tug
and towed her safe quarters The Nor
wegan bark Canada loading Indian Cove. broke from
her moorngs to her assistance succeeded in
ing her safe anchorage The ship Agememnon broke
ad and grounded the Priests wharf, she assisted
by placed in safety. The bark Wilhemine
ashore at st Nichols, full Of water
ST JoHS Sept 17-Ship Shcdiac wrecked at st Tormen
tine was condemned yesterday. The cargo saved.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
SPOKEN.

Steamer City of Brussels DR. New York for Liver
pool Sept 10. lat f3 80, Ion 80 30.
Ship Superior Nor from Antwerp for Philadelphia Sept
H. 70 miles ESE of Barnegat
Ship Lightning tBr), Watson, from London for Sandy
Hook, Sept 15 lat 43 Ion 50 80.
Ship Gysbertus Hermanus Dutch, from New York for
AMER July I6 lat IL O3 N, Ion 25 50 w.
Ship ST James (3r from Liverpool for Callao, June 25
lat AZ II S, Ion As W.
Bark Arisdes (Nor) Void, from Rotterdam for Boston,
Sept l. lat 4S SO. Ion u SO.
Bark Nymphen (Nor), from Liverpool for Philadelphia
Aug 81 lat "a SO, Ion IL "a.
Sarah (Brj Tlley from Antwerp for New York Sept
1, lat AZ 10, Ion 20
A Russian bark showing letters QBGD from Bremen for
Baltimore seen Aug 27, OF Newfoundland.
Brig John Boyd OBJ, Roberts from st Johns PR, for
New York Sept 8, lat 20 H. Ion II IS.
Brig NJ Tinker Barnard from Calais Sept for Rio Ja-
metro, Sept z, lat Al 20, lon 65 o.
Schr Maggie Gray. Hudgns, from Demerara for Bat
more Sept o. lat 20 40 Ion 80 o.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

hovILLH, Sept ls-Arrived steamer Assyria BE Donald
son, New York for Glasgow
MARsEILLEs Sept IO-Saied ship Puget (Fr) Aziberk
New York.
oPoRro, Sept ARRIVED, brig Confederate CBr Grant
New York.
Sailed about LIST, bark Theirs CPorD, oampos UnteG
States
QUEENSTOWN Sept ls-Arrived. bark Loyal Sam (BD,
Gyltenecrue. New York.
sANTANDER Sept Io-Arrived bark N S de los Angeles
(Sp), Ramirez, New York.
Arrived at - Sept H. brig Mary Leighton Leighton
New York via Penarth
Sailed from port United Kingdom Sept H. barks In
dustria utaD Schaino United States; Dronnng Louise
CNor) Larsen do,
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A M u S E M E N T S.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.


"Our Boys Byron's successful comedy about which
the public have heard much through the medium Of
the courts produced at this house last night TO
crowded and brilliant audience and was received with
unmstakabe marks Of appreciation 1t belongs strictly
to the class Of plays with which Mr.. Byron has made
familiar, but is marked advance all his former
efforts The plot is very slight, but there several
very strong and effective scenes and the individuality
Of the personages is drawn with bold firm touch In
this respect the play compares favoraby with most
modern works. There is about it plenty OF
human interest which than compensates
for the absence of any absorbing plot
The story may be shortly told follows Sir GeoGry
Champneys one OF the upper ten and Perkvn Middle
wick retired butter merchant both blessed with
sons, from whom great things are expected by their
respective parents These two hopefus arc "Our
Boys and Of their mischanccs tho dramatist has
constructed his play At the opening Of the piece the
young men who have been travelling the Continent
returning home, having accidentally and struck
up travelling friendship Before the appearance Of
Our Boys" kindly taken into the confidence Of
the parents, So that we may know what
manner of persons they expecting and
now much both to be disappointed.
The old gentlemen desire to select their song wives
and the Young men choose their mates in direct oppo
sit'on TO their parents views The result is that both
dsnherited and the second act shows them going
out 10 make fortune for themselves In the conclud
hand Of the fight for fortune The girls however come
10 the rescue and In time the old gentlemen reent and
there IS general happiness InS klght plot been
surrounded by fretwOrk Of dialogue full of spirit and
sparkle It's wit is not perhaps, Of the brightest
keenest but Is very effective and there is plenty of it.
Tho dramast did his very best TO make the dialogue
lively and he has succeeded admirably The audience
thorouyhly enjoyed the constant rcpartee and every
wittcsm had It's appropriate Acknowledgement In the
ripples Of merriment that through the house At
the end Of the second the Of the piece was
assured and the curtain had to be raised four times
answer 10 the enthusiastic applause Of the audience
Ia literary merit "Our Boys is far in advance Of any
thing we have yet had from Mr. Byrons pen and IL
gives promise Of better things to Mr. DAILY has
10 be congratulated the admirable which
tho play has been produced and especially in the
ing Of the characters in which excellent Judgment has
been shown Want Of space prevents entering more
fully into the merits of tho play Of the actors
bat promise ourselves the pleasure OF returning
the subject Suffice tito say that "Our Boys" a
! play worth lighting for.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Sept le-sailed, ship Magma Charta BD, Ma
lony, North America
Sailed 18th, vadcrland (Belg Randle PhIlade
phia.
Arrived 18th. bark Usage (BD, Mcdonald New York.
Sailed from Flushing 18th, ships Lawrence Brown, Will
iams Savannah; Martha Bowker, Woodside, New York;
bark Johanne Nor, Muller do.
BRISTOL Sept lS-Aryed Arragon (Br), symons
New York
BELFAST, Sept 17-Arived ship Lovitt CBr). Wiley
Quebec.
BREMEN Sept lesasRSd, bark Niagara Ger, wischhasen
United States
DUBLIN, Sept 17-Arrived bark Esp dtaD, Dodero
New York
DUNDEE Sept l7Arrved bark Bondevennen (Sor), Tho
messen, Quebec.
GREESocK, Sept 17salod bark Jorgen Lorentzon Nop,
Petersen, North America.
GIBRALTAR Sept 10-Arrived brig Maria Concetta utaD
Gugelmo Philadelphia.
HAMBuRG, Sept l6-sailed, brig Rana NOD, Larsen
United States.
LrvERrooL, Sept i7sailed ship Porta 3D. Johnston
North America barks Glen Grant Br, Russell DO TAR
pean OBJ, Young, do
LoEDoS, Sept ls-Anved, ship City Of Lahore CBD'
Greenhon. New York bark Joutsen Qsus Ekland fenss
| cola
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. IS, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Rhen Ger, Brickenstein, Bremen via South
ampton-Oelrichs \ Co
c II Mallory 4 Co.
steamer New Orleans Dearborn New orleans-clark
Steamer Brashear, Forbes, Brashear-Chas Whitney
Steamer San Salvador, Nckerson savannah-w Garri-
Steamer Mercedta Marshman, Charleston-J Quintard
& Co.
steamer BenefactOr, Jones' Wilmington, NC-wm
steamer old Dominion, Walker Norfolk City Point and
Steamer John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DE-
steamer Elizabeth, Clark Baltmore-w Dalzerl.
Steamer Philadelphia Davis, Philadelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Gen Whtney 5 HIiaett BostonIH Dinoek
Bark Eecta Br, Maynes, Cork or Falmouth for orders
Bark Hulda CoD, Gundcrsen, DundaIk-Benham Boye-
Bark Prospero QtaD Repetto, Tralee-Benham 4 Boye
Bark Mann Ger. Deutsch, Riga-Funch Edye 4 Co.
Bark Thomas Small Ger, DillwtH, Alicante-Funch,
Bark Ragna (Nor Ellertsen MarseilesC Tobias 4 Co.
Bark smyrniote Sears, Messina-Jas Henry
Brig Wesley Seymour 3D. Knovlton, Newcastle, E-J
Brig Bems MoD, Arnoldsen Exeter, Funch Edge Co.
Brig Ellen (Br, Burns, Laguayra and Porto Cabelo-J
Brig Nellie, Higgins st crox-Roche Bros Co.
Brig Victoria Amelia Br Bouche st Johns, NF-Hatton,
schr Madison Holmes, Bayles Antigus-Dwight Piatt.
Schr Mary Lunt (Br). Dixon Aux Cayes-B Weinberg.
schr North America (Br Joyce, St Johns NF-Hatton,
schr il wOtherspoOn DBr,, Pcttis Windsor, Ns-D
DE Wolf A Co.
schr d sawyer. Cummings, St John, NB-Heney a Par
ker
schr Clara wOodhouse. crusc BrazOs santiago-wOod-
house Rudd.
Schr Melvin Roberts Newbern NC-W II Kerr
schr Mary Simmons Goudy Norfolk, va-overton
Hawkins.
schr G Schultz, Thompson Richmond, va-saght 4
Petty.
sc6r Boyle, Cubberly, Alexandria va-saght &
Petty.
sehr Henry, Falkingham, Boston-E Richardson
Schr Acora. Foster. Boston-H w Loud & Co.
Schr John G.Wnght, Scul, Boson-Overton a Hawkins
SchT VIM Fisher, Hicken Proyincetown Mass-Fisher
Co
schr Tillie B, Haskins Dghton-ww Baker.
Schr Gloucester, Hurley, Providence-Rackett Bro.
schr South Wind, Merrill, New Haven-Cartwright a
Doyle.
schr Palmer, Palmer stamford-stamford Manufac-
ing Co.
schr sae Burton Burley, stamiord-stamford Manufac-
soop Eliza Ann Van Tassel New Haven-Delane VAL
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
AMERICAN PORTS.

.nS Sept b sS B?ys sas @ s.iI
oesredssteamsrs Rcmsn, croyen, Philedolphla Glauy
Ing FSPssTe Robinson cTqsGe Robinson dol brgs Helen
Musquash NIB schrs Charles Sawyer, Mullen Brunswick
Ga; Mary NowaT Novel; Chareston J Bragdon. Laven
AIerandra; Charles Jones, Jones Georgetown, DC;
do; Hattie Crowell, crowell, Baltimore; William q
saied-seamers Atlas and Worcester, bark Lawrence.
0rEs B1TE Hssfs1 and see. hsen r,nr,cb.r r.m
James cary Hall NeWbee Sc shin Mnpyand ;Gs
BULL RIVER, SC, Sept fs-Arrived, bark Annie Beals
CHAkLEsToN, Sept 1s-Arrived steamer Georgia,
s1lsd S 8 stsa@sg Equator, Minehley, Philadelphia.
eager New YORK City Of Mexico Sherwood do via Mexico
Havana; schrs A II Waite Dhsko, Matanzas II Buddig.
In quarantine 10TH schr King Havana, with yell
s'B: svsso5 Sss York. Ean Hunter
En
Whiting HHa5dns Providsnee 4shlaqd whtehurs do;
schrs Mary Augusta Holt Bangor Ada poane, Scker:
sOn Susan msrfs1 Gsrwood
Simpler Charleston; Aid, Fisher New Bedford; Gov
tie snd cns George es Mal Ma
S:In d0 Sao aqssGH fisher
visor oer dS Pon s S
Joseph Hay Butler, New Bedford Smith, Grace, Med
ford Eva Belle Somers Sag Harbor Ocean Wave omers,
Dickerson, do; Charles Smith Hanson, New London r
Heraty, Cannon Pawtucket; Young Teaser Socum, Bns
tol Ferry.
Sailed-Steamer Nederland.
Arrived l7h-Schr Alabama, Vanglder, New York, (not
beiore).
NEWCASTLE Del Sept 49, AM-Barks Otto Georges CGer.
for Kongsberg Bredsdorf Nor) for Trieste (Ge)
for Bremen. and schr American Eagle, for Pawtucket
chored of here last night and proceeded down this morning
Ship Chloe (Br, for Bremen bark Nathaniel Nor for
Havre and schr Ada Doane for Harwich passed down
last night Schrs James Martin, for Boston Mershon,
Pawucket and Abigail Haynes for London passed
down this morning Schr Charles Moore for Savannah pro-
ceeded down this morning.
Sept Is-Arnved bark zeeburg days from Demerara,
for orders.
NoonSchr Emma Heather, from Pensacola passed up
945 AN. Schrs Daniel Pierson and Sea Nymph both for
Boston passed down since the morning report.
PM-Steamer Harrisburg, from New York. passed
this afternoon steamer New York new from Wilmington
Del, for New York. passed down 1910 PM steamerS
Junata for Savannah; Catherine Whiting for Providence
and Norman, for Boston, passed down this PM
DELAwARE BREAKwArER Del, Sept 1S, AM-The bark
Johann Hazerland Ger sailed for Falmouth last night
Arrived this morning light bark and brig Compcer 3r)
the latter from Bordeaux in ballast for orders Steamer
Richmond arrived from New York at 80 AM Steamer
Urbana from New York in for repairs and sailed for Nor
folk last evening
PM-Arrived, bark sedburg from Demerara for orders
No change in the vessels here.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept lo-Arrved. brig Percy Edward
Turner, Tahiti
WILMINGTON, NC, Sept 17-Arrived, brig Neponset.
Strout, Navassn.
Cleared-Bark Clint Nor), Jobson Glasgow.
16thArved barks rtha Gerj schultz Liverpool mos
Bremen; Speed (Nor), Natvig Rochefort
WICkFoRD, Sept 16-Arrived, schr Geo Brown, Geds.
NavuX Xnrr
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND uERALI
wurTRsToNE TELKGRAPH LINZ

Steamer Celtic CBr kiddle Liverpool Sept and Queens
10Th. with mdse and passengers to RI COrtis
10 46 ~ lon ~ passed Britannia r) hence
for Liverpool 18TH lat ~ So Ion 81 - passed steamer Wis
consin B, from Liverpool for New York l7th lat ~ "a
lon "a s passed a brig rgged steamer bound east
Steamer City OF San Antonio, Pennington Savannah with
mdse and passengers 20 X Lowden.
Gulf Stream, THbon, Charleston Sept IS, with
mdsc and passengers 20 Jas w Quntard A Co.
Bark Rega Nor Larsen London ~ days, In ballast TO
Tobias A 90.
Bark Agar Nor), Olsen, Havre 40 days in ballast to
Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Gcorgietts Small Lisbon 3s days, with salt to
Amsnk Co; vessel 70 James Henry.
Schr W Bartlett Bartlett, Richmend
schr Lille Falkenbcrg, Falkenberg. Alexandra.
Sehr A A Il Benton, Budd, Virginia.
Scbr Jacob Birdsal, Blake Virginia
schr O. Benton, Miller, Virginia
Schr Barbara Candy Virginia
Schr II y Brewster. Gibson, Virginia
SchT Granger. Nelson Virginia
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters informed
that by eegraphng the herald London Bureau No 46
Fleet street. Avenue de ropera Paris the arrivals
and departures from European Eastern ports of Amer
and all foreign vessels trading with the United States
the will be cabed this country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing French and Medi.
terranean ports will find the Paris office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphng news
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

Rag- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGTIT-The New YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red green red changing from tho other
in succession and be several miles distant Cap
Of vessels upon seeing this signal will obge by
pairing any marine they may have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
Rs-Persons desrous of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
of HERALD yacht pier No East River New York.
Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly de-
lvered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
eERMANA THEATRE ''RABAoAs. +"

The opening Of the German dramatic season was
sRnalized on Friday evening by the production the
Germsna Theatre, Of sardou's "2abagas" and last
evening II was repeated to a crowded audience Mr.
Neucndorn7s company has received two valuable addi-
tions in Fri Weigel, from Breslau and Fri Kempe from
Leipsic In the dne French comedy Of the school OF
Sardou they do not appear such advantage as In the
more familiar plays Of their native authors such as
hnsar sanndict Lindan or Roson, with their broader
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
BELOW.

Ship Lizzie Ross (Br) Morris, from Antwerp, Aug 9,
Bark Chto Gattorno (ItaD, from Southampton.
Bark Letzea QtaD, Castellano from Antwerp II days
Bark Agder (Nor), from Havre.
Bark Regina QtaD, from Lcata.
Bark Martino Cento Qtal, Lauro from Licata July l6
Bark &c Lawrence" UtaD, from Genoa
Brig liza, from Baltimore.
Sehr Harriet Brewster. Sanford, from Para
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
SAILED.

Steamers Rhein Ger, for Bremen Amerque Fr) Havre
City of Chester Bp, Liverpool; Germanic Bp, do The
Queen (Br) do Utopia Br Glasgow Cornwall (Brj Bris-
toll City Of Austin Galveston New Orleans, New Orleans;
Brashea Brashear City, San Salvador, Savannah Cham
pion, Chareston Benetactor, Wilmington NC Wyanoke,
Richmond, &c ship Hectanooga Br Lverpoo barks Lu-
cia lta Gibraltar Caroline Galatoa Qtal Trieste
SueE Nor, Genoa; Gauss GER, Bremen Atlantic Bar
6ad3s Marannina utaD Trieste 6risS Ruggero qtal};
Gerrish, Savannah Mar; Eveline, pico
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
JOHN MoRRIssEY FOR SENATOR.

John Morrissey club was formed last evening, at
No 2O6 Grand street. Charles Z. McElroy, President,
and John Boyle, Secretary
The suggestion Of Mr. Morrissey's for the State
Senate was received with great enthusiasm. Resolu-
adopted indorsng him as the workingman g
friend.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK.

THIRD DAY OF THE SEPTEMBER TRoTTING MET
ING-Two EXCITING CONTESTS POSTPONED
AFTER THREE HEATS EACH.
The September trottng meeting at the West Side
Driving Park continued yesterday Two events
we're the programme, but neither was finished,
owing 10 the time consumed by some OF the drivers.
SUMMARY
WEST SIDE DRIVING. PARK, NEAR JERSEY City n j.
Sept IS 1S75-Third day Of the September Troetng
Meeting Judges-W. Cowan, W. 4. dudley aud Isaiah
Hutton
FIRST RAcR-Purse OF $3.50 for horses that nevcr
beat 49, mile heats three in 1--WE, in harness Ss5 TO
the FIRST S45 the second and $40 70 the third horse
STARTERS
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
THE NEW STATE COMMITTEE.

The delegates from the Twenty-eighth Congressiona
district have yet been able agree upon their rep
rcsentatve.
The committee will hold its first meeting on the 23C
inst next Thursday, at Albany.