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The New York herald., 1875-11-01
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
WAsHEGToS, Oct. 81, lS-j.

wAsuEGroS oct 81, 1875
THE CUBAN QUESTION ATTITUDE oF THE UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT As INDICATED IN THE
INSTRUCTIONS 70 MINISTER CUSHING.
Since Hon Caleb Gushing ent 10 Madrid ia the
pacity " Minister Or the United states less than
years ago, there have been four different changes
Of the Spanish Cabinet These changes and the
prevalence of civl have affected aud necessarily
delayed the transaction II the business With whicn he
charged The instructions he received from the gov
had reference entirely y the actual state Of
the island Cuba and United states
as well as to spain. He Vas also furnished with a
lection in chronological order 81 TIE numerous dc-
spatches which had passed between The tao govern.
Inents From them he derived ample Information, not
only concerning special questions which had arisen
from time 70 time, but also respecting the
general purposes and policy Of The President
in the premises The discussion Of the Spanish Cabi-
ncts reply 10 what is called in the late Madrid tee-
gram "the Wash ngton note has reference u The
settled questions the two countries the state
ment of them being free nom the verbase % CORE.
spondcnce and presented ~ a comparatively brief
memorandum The exact points u this Official paper
cannot be ascertained but they may be Inferred from
the viers oG tbs President which form the basis q
the Instructions 70 Minister Cushing, and which show
that the President regards the crl dissensions
have been prevailing thcre tor the last seven years,
producing effects ii The United states second in
gravity only p those which hey produce n SPAN
Meantime political relation q Cuba altogether
anomalous, seeing thlt for any injury done 70 The
United states ther citizens in Cuba We have al
rect means ot redress there elm obtain only by
long and circu.tous ACTON, 1y WY ri Madrid. The
ultimate issue of events II Cuba viii be Is
independence, however thai ssue may be produced
whether by means 0f negotiation II r. the result o.
military operations q of those unexpected mel
dents which 70 frequently determine Tie lte 81 IA
tions The continuance of the nsurrocuon crows lay
lby day more insupportabe the United states and
while the Attention u this government axsd on pba
in the interest Or humanity BY Tie horrors y cy rar
prevailing there i iorbear 10 reflect tha the
existence Of slave labor % Cuba ana ts influence over
the feelings and interests Or the Pennsuar spanars
lie at the foundation Of all the caamiues which nov
aflct the island But slavery long continue ID
Cuba environed as that island Is by communities of
.mancipated slaves the West India Islands and
In yhe United StatcsL>corder H1ckstt says.-" What
ever may have been ne political 81 former saders
Tamun my HaH, ney hare increased hen ~ eren
so0estts ~ interfering lOlth tie Independence " as Court
in ,ohich ! haze ne honor 10 be Jadge
The President has not been without hope that All
these question: might be settled by the spontaneous act
OF spain herself, she being deeply interested IN
such ssttsmeRi IkaR All ihs rest Of tes World gle-
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

90 For urher particulars concerning ship John Pascal
general news columns.
sHIP sRHRAMis, 1885 tons. built AZ Portsmouth, Nh IN
1856 metaeu ~ l644 poFt, hAs beeu sold
der foreign nag A. private price supposed y ~ about
S45,UUU.
BKiG BALEAR at SayannalaMar Sept - from New York
experienced heavy weather the passage aud seriously
damaged Aer cargo.
BRIG Ia CAYEsSa r 200 tons built Al Bremen IL 1888
metaed ii loI2 IL port has been sold Contnen la
account AT y private price.
BRIG SHERWOOD tBr), Turner, from Cow Bay for New
York with only fore aud mannass standing having carried
away the other spars Of 18th heavy RI.
BOOKS AND RECORDS CoURT 10 4 P0LrrrcAs I
COULD NOT 10 IT. akCACsE HK DEPUTY IS NOT AP.
POSTED w raE JUDGRs oF COURT GENERAL SEs.
slONs f-WNN gale spoken day, 35 ION
- BY pilot boat y As2inwall aiu any assist
Tie body Of Capt Woodwork 81 wrecked shin south.
found the River Dec 10Th an nqu
held upon i The body ~ ohm Carroll cabin boy also
picked up 10th AZ Seacombe ~ which place
except four men, lost vessel near the
mouth of the Mersey 20th sept last
PRouDEscE, RI Oct sl-Ihe schooner Mary Nc.
Hale from BaltiWore for New York ROCK Oh Quouo-
contaug Tie crew have been saved
Hudson Ferry saturday nlxut She Is III
critical position and may loss raised IN
mediateiy
AMERICAN LLoyns REGISTER SUPPLEMENT Avp TErE.
GRAPHIC SIGNAL CoDk tor October published by Messr,
HartShorne King i received. II contains reports IL
vessels; also 90 special surveys and
valuable shipping Information
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DEDICATION IN BROOKLYN.

GRAND CEREMONIAL AT ST. STEPHENS s CHURCH
SERMON or BISHOP LoUGHIIN.
Yesterday forenoon the and imposing Catholic
eddce St Stephens church, which has been reafed
within the past eighteen months, solennly dedi
Gated 10 the worship of God presence Or
lage or about people The congregation composed
Of representatives Of every parish the city or Brook
lyn, began assemble about ten O'Clock, and BY a
quarter eleven O'Clock, when the services
menced, the seats, galleries and aises crowded
AT that hour the peaed forth ts grand tones and
the dedication march played by the organist
and conductor 81 tie choir Professor NJ Halam. The
process led out of the vesry and into the church,
presenting al Imposing appearance After the first
Gospel Of tho mass had been read Bishop Loughln
ascended the altar steps and preached.
The venerable and distinguished prelate took for bis
text J. Corinthians II, T-2i:-tFor Christ sent
me not 70 bapuze, but 10 preach the gospel; not
with wisdom speech lest the cross Of Christ should
Ne made void But We preach Christ crucied,
to The Jews 4 stumbling block and 70 the Genties
foolishness But 70 them that are called, both Jews
AMI Greeks Christ Is the power of God and the wisdom
God Il After the fall of our first parents IN Eden,
God taking compassion them resolved to help them,
and He promised that Redeemer should come. md
thai the seed Of woman should crush the head of tho
serpent He promised that mankind should be saved
In a special manner Those promises we're handed
down by long line Of apostles from gen
Grafton 70 generation, until 10 the fulness 81 Gods
time their glorious purport was realized, and ian
angel 81 the Lord declared unto many the great mvs
terry which was n store for her. Thus through Mary
vas the promise of God hldcd and she brought forth
the son Of God, Lord and saviour. Hence
preach Him who born 81 Mary and crucaed.
W. preach Him who came INTO the world according 10
His Fathers VIII p carry out the plan q The rcdemp
ton 81 mankind
thc redemption Of man through Christ crucihed II
Before ihe lss gospel the Papai benedicton was
gwen Dy Bishop Lynch.
SEw BUILDING,
which Is Of brick with stone trimming Is N the
largest III tue city 0f Churches II fronts summit
street beng the intersection Of that and
Hicks II s ~ the Gothic order of architecture aud
vas commenced il the spring Of 1874 It's completion
Il extraordinarily rapid, considering the elegance and
perfection Of the work both interoray and externally
and the credit of It's erection due 10 the worthy,
energetic aud jealous pastor Rev. Edward ORieny.
The cost III the structure will be- upward "
S75 900 The altar beautiful piece III carved work
manshlp Tho walls are handsomely irescOed the win
doss are nf stained glass, representing lfe-szed
pictures oi saints The organ Is hne instrument and
the acoustic properties of the building are superior
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COOPER UNION FREE LECTURES

Hon a. s Hewitt, Secretary of Cooper Union an.
nounces that RECORDER HAcEBrr sAYs.-"THE LgGIs-
IAruRE aAs WISELY THE SELECTION ~ oFFIcERs
oF rHE C0URr ~ GENERAL SESSIONS N rnE EXCLUSIVE
DISCRETION oF the JUDGES THAT COURT EVERY
DAY or ExPENEScE CONTRIBUTES To 4 COURT OFFICER 5
rsEPrLSEss the rst division Of the course of Satur
day night free for 1876 will be as follows.
is75-November D. ''lccland and the N0rthmen \ by
Or l. T. Hayes; November -, Arctic Adventures and
Discovery 7 by Dr. T. l. Hayes; November -, "Ex-
poratiOns in Equatorial Africa by Mr. Du ChaIllu
POUR LECruRKs THE HUMAN MIND
November 27, s'1he Interest and Value Of the Study
of tie Mind - December g. The Powers Of the Mind "
December II, ''The Memory December ls, The
Imagination 4 by the Rev. Joseph 7. Duryea, y. D
rwo LECTURES ON
lSTB-anusry 8, "The study Of Musical vibrations '
January Is, Harmony and its Graphical Representa-
uoua1
AND TWO LBCrUREa oN PHOTOGRAPHY
January ~, Photographic Optics ~ January 29,
Fhot0graphic Chemistry and Manipulationsn BY Pro
ssor y Il Brnckett Professor of Physical Science N
princeton College
The lectures viii Be fully illustrated By drawings and
the use of The stereopticon
lhe second Series Will be- duly announced
IhSse lectures are free to an and tickets can be OBJ
laheo y thc ONCE q Tie Cooper Union. and adrns-
son had without tickets for minutes prior to eiaht
oeloeE When le doors arc closed W prevent inter.
rpiyn
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 81, 1875.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer City of Berlin 3r Kennedy, Liverpool Oct 21
and Queenstown I'D with mdse aud 100 passengers 70
steamer Hindoo CBr, NILS Nm oct "a via Southampton
10th, with mdse and II passengers % Wright Co. Oct
- iat ~ 81 lon u ~ spoke bark Eta Stewart Br from
Steamer Manhattan McGee Norfolk With mdse and pas
steamer Hateras Maett Norfolk with mdse and passen-
gers 70 ne qld Dominion steamship Co. ~ .,.A
mdse and passengers to- KENYON
steamer sonth Carolina, Nckerson Philadelphia, IN bal
schr Bagaduce of Cnstinel Cox MIX River % days,
schr Lizzie Lane Cof Seasport, Me West Bucksvle So,
days with lumber 20 orderi vessel 70 Buck The l.
Is bound 10 Searsport
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Schr WIN Gcssner Egbert, Providence for New York.
schr CLARA Rogers, Rogers. New Haven ior New York
Schr Orlando smith, Ferris Portchester Tor New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
schr Fyaway Enos Port johnson for Providence.
Schr America snow, New York for Boston.
schr Cynthia Jane, Gardiner Hoboken Tor Providence.
schr Hannibal, Port johnson for Boston
schr , French, Chds, Philadelphia lor Boston.
Schr Isaac Rich Dudley New York tor Boston.
Schr L q Wells Wells Hobokcn for East Greenwich
schr Fannie Hammer, Brooks Port johnson for Proyi-
schr Moves Baker E1abethport for Providence.
schr Monticello 8r, Lent New lork Tor ST John, \ b.
sehr osseo tBrj Gorham. New York for st Johns. NF
schr John stockham Hart Port johnson for Providence
schr y Bird, hneklngham, Fort johnson for Boston.
scnr L Buriingame, Burngame, Hoboken or Proyi-
Schr Favorite, Clark, Ambov for New Haven.
schr J Barrett, Nlckerson Annoy Tor Boston.
sohr Florence Mag, Ma nall Neg York for Eoekland
schr Wm CApes, Kelly. New York for Providence
Sehr kennedy kennedy New YORK for Il Bostan oguu ~
Schr 4 Taylor, Jones, Amboy for New London
& schr A1thony , burton JohnsoE Anb9y 1T fai River
scAr Helen, Matthews, New York for Newport
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

Fs- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHF-The NKw YORK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
use board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red green red changing nom to the other
in succession be several miles distant Cap
tans ovesso upon seeing this signal viii obge rs by
pairing any they may have tor tho Ship News
Department Of the HERALD
Persons desrous q communicating with vessels arriv-
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
OF HERALD yacht pier No East River, New York
received from an parts q the world and promptly de-
lyeTed. Duplicates required.
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WEIALEMEN.

Arrived IL 81 Mchaes sept - bark Linda stewart vii.
0l NB and sailed 18th 18TH schrs Agate, ATKINS ~
Providence land sailed 2uh 23d w a Gr1xer Roberts
Providence from Flores bark Fox Hambin of NIB
from fayal Q,nd sailed oct u 26th, brig A Small Cur.
rem Of Providence, for Flores.
letter from board the bark Napoleon reports
Mary susan, July ~ With 90 bos Oh shore
Grounds
a letter from Capt Jspegan, of bark Napoleon q NIB,
gives the following particulars the collision OF his
with bark Atlantic While cruising the on shore Ground
We we're ~ the bark Atlantic 0 NIB The Napo-
the tarbgard tack, and had good lights
green and red The AZ the wheel board the
Atlantic misunderstood the order given and put bis wheel
the wrong way which caused the collision Tie Atlantic
struck about midships then swung around and took
on all AMI smashed bis badly We lost
boats wth every ching attached anchor and
sails heavy swell AZ tie time caused great damage
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
SPOKEN.

Ship Charles Lulng Ger, from Bremen i0r New York
Oct -, ~ Dimgcuess.
ship Carl (ler, from Antwerp-REcoRDER HAcRErr
sAYss-"I HAyE RECORDER NEARLY YEARS. AsD
/ HAyR BEPoRF REcEiyEp ANY sUcH NriMAuoN,
iAFLcArIoS'-tor New York, Oct ~ lat ~ -,
lon . iJ
Snip Prince Arthur Q8r. from Bassen for Queenstown
Sept "a, lat 20. Ion 80 w.
Ship Ben News DO from Liverpool for Mobile, oct ls
lat ~ lon ~.
70, lat 70 n. lon - W.
Bark Niagara Ger, from Bremen or Baltimore, Oct p
lat ~ Ion a.
Bark Vera Ger Lupcke, from New York or stetn. oct
IL, lat - ~ lon 10
Bark Lima ,GcD from Hamburg FOR Daren, Oct r. 81
sciy
Bark Maador Gen from Quebec for Newburg (scotapd,
Oct 10. lat ts ~ y, lon 81 ~ VI
swedish bark showing sigral H6CN from Gottenburg
f9r savannah, oct 4 lat Al ~, lon IA
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
NEwPoRr. la. oct 9o. ls7.

NEWPORT, RI, Oct 30 1879
The captain Of the schr Flight with coal tor New Bedford
which put this port lew in distress will pro-
badly sen his cargo here he finds impossible proceed
before stopping the leak
schr Nathaniel Holmes Capt Torrey o this port which
has been loading produce Bristol RI FOR New York
sprung aeak evening and before discovered she
had five feet Of water n her hold The schr Harvest will
u her III d II. aeatIuatinn
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

Eastern ports ogAmerican and all foreign vessels trading
with the unted States the will be eabed to this coun-
try free ofrharee.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi-
teanean ports win find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditious for telegraphing news
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BELOW.
ship yentus, TheobsId, from Bremen SEP, ID.
SAILED.

ship Thcrese for Mobile bark W L Anderson Matanzas
Sailed Both, H. steamer Swatara.
Wind at sunset W
Barometer sunset 297a.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping ana shipnaster informed
that by teegrapbng to the HERALD London Bureau ad-
dressing bennett No 80 Fleet street, Londonn ths
Paris Office addressing Bennett "a Avenue dc ropera
Psrs Ihe aEiYeA a. and dcp4nwss IRON EuE0Deaa ana
The New York herald., 1875-11-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRIsToI, Oct 3osailed barks Mimi tAuS Than, New
YORK Athlete (Br). Hutchinson, do.
GESoA-Sailed, the Mary for New York.
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Recorder Hackett says:-"Possibly may hereafter
invite political animosity by this determinations yet
while privately my sympatnies most ardent in their
democratic tendencies, | should be recreant to my
judicial independence and sense Of duty 4 answered
otherwise than have now dono"
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
SaiiA Des,iaafi0g Office.
shaHer.

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
NOVEMBER
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THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA BONDS
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L,oR ALDERMEN FOR THE SIXTH SENATORIAL
H District
HENRY OHLHORST.

Recorder Hackott says;-'The officers who escor
and guard prisoners TO and from tho City Prison, ant
who guard them in court and who TO some extent con
troll process, ought not TO be politicians but sue,
reliable meAaa tbs jndSss seleGkn
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

WANTED-A SCREW STEAM YACHT, FROM so TO
w % feet long and II IA BEAM drawing not
AZ feet ~ water and with speed Of IL miles hour has
not been built three and Is in good running order
Principals only may address g. II. c., Herald oiice
VA lTANTED-TUGBOAT CARRYING ABOUT 100 PEO
w pie three feet draught; fast water condenser
Send terms and price JOHN H. SCOTT, Dr., zoo south
Emr iIade
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF
"a ferent States numerous causes legal eveywheres
no nubcitv charge until divorce granted ad
vice free M. HOUSE. Attorney, 1914 Broadway
A CENTENNIAL HOTEL FOR SALEM PHILA,
IN delpha 10 foot avcnue within 10 minutes Of New
and II minutes by passenger hallway OF Cen
tennal grounds. .,.,.
the above hotel comprising Of 20 large houseA
making front the avenue Of 400 feet having corridor
ruunn9 through the entire block the building fitted
with every convenience and will about 0Ot
persons viii sold easy terms, large amount
reman on mortgage Any company taking hold o
the above realize handsome profit during the Centen
nal and acrward get than first
selling il out for private dwellings. Apply 70
PAGE BROTHERS,
l4O south Fourth street,
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WASHINGTON.

x Speculatcr's PlCt TO Increase
the Public Debt.
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ANrwERr Oct l7-Arrived Emma Secor, Moore Akyab
Sailed 18TH Tamerlane, Sedenburg. New York 18th lhas
II Aultou. Peck-ecoyer Hacken suys."D there 1tls az
0g whth pda 1ay othev sggtI s. uey diuorcf
from Tt,o1l onferitioHs = d ~ ork or ipy iotk NJ
Mobile; Etna MckiunOn, Cardiff, 20th Sul0te Small
Sandy Hook Malleville, Thompson, Akyab.
Sailed from Flushing Roais 10TH HclVeta Nelson New
York 18th, Margaret Evans Hurrs Philadelphia: EmmA
Card New York George jenkins Hilton do and was IN
Plymouth l9th 18th, Mira, stocr, Wilmington, NO;
ALIcAsrE Oct I4-Arved Charles Dennis Darrah Palma
MajoTca
ALcoA BAY, Sept I3-sailed suzerian Crosby Hampton
Roads Island Belle; Russell do.
REPAsT oct 5-Sailed Fanny Atkinson Hunter Darien.
BRsroL Oct i9-saed Eliza Everett, Dunkeron Tybee.
Sailed 18th lockwood, Deap savannah (lnd passed
BaacELoSA Oct s--Arriycd Joseana. Maristany. New
Sailed 7th-Metta, segern Charleston.
BORDEAUX Oct 17--Saed from Paniac Elizabeth Hamil.
ton stewart. 50 Thomas Helene Fack Now York 18th,
CARDiyY Oct i9-Arryed, CLARA Goodrich, Look Bris-
tol 4 Maria Norwood, Andrews, Gloucester, Is.
CApz, Oct lOArrived Mary FRANCIS Francis, Santan-
DIAL, Oct l9oG, Sondrenorge, from Phiadelphia for
ChHstiana
DUNGKsrss OCT 1s-on Sarah Staples Nickerson from
DusLS Oct is--Arrived. Fgremont, Chatham NIB
DgsKfRg Oct 10--Sailed. Sionne, CuneO, Baltimore.
FALMOUTH, Oct l0-Arriyed Eliza A kenney, Pitman,
sailed 10Th Tyanhoe Herriman from Lobos), Liverpool
OF the Lizard 10th Andrette Oedmsn rom bremen ior
Wlmin gon Nc Nancy Bry5on from rexel for charleston
FLORES. sept I5-Ardved AmiEade, Melto 50 Michaels
tand proceeded for Bostonl.
mington NJ. 10Th Vesta. olsen Philadelphia.
Oct II-Clcared. Guglielmo Carlo STANFORD
Maresca Genoa Knudsvg, Evensen Leghorn both from
GrsoA Oct fe-sailed Edmond Rarge, Blglam, Pensa-
cola Adolph Enger, Strout, New York .
HAMBURG, Oct l9-Auiyed Gilbert %, Barends, New
sailed l7tb, PommeEagia a, ScRYspsep. NaN XWk Yia
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