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The New York herald., 1875-10-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Oct is-saled, ships John Mann dr, Gibson
New Orleans; Joseph spinney, Jordan, Callao.
Sailed I7th bark Margaret Evans Br, Hurry, Phlade
phia.
ALIcASrE-Arrived, brig Perces Hinekley, Small New
York
BRrsroL I9saIled ship Eliza Everett 13r, bunker
ton Tybee.
BELrAsr Oct Is-sailed bark Fanny Atkinson CBr Hun
er, North America.
BORDEAUX, Oct ls-Arrved at Pauillac bark Fred Eu
gene, smaey, Richmond, Va.
CnRrsrIASA Oct loArrived bark Josehna (swe), Bern
detsen New York.
CETr-sailed brig Myronus, Higgins United States.
FALMOUTH, Oct 19-Anived brig DIR Strousbcrg Gen,
Horst Wilmington, NO.
Arrived in tho Channel 10th, ship Matura Br Homer,
Philadelphia for Antwerp brig Ponvert Parker, Santa
Ana Mex for Hamburg.
GLASGOW Oct lo-Arrived steamer waldensan (Br, Ste
phens Montreal.
GnKESocK, oct 1s-sailed. brig Merriwa, Down, Car
denas
genoa Oct 1G-Arrived, bark Pohono (Br), Sangster
Mobile; schr Florence Shay, Van Cea, Philadelphia with
loss OF sails.
HAnsuRG Oct Is-sailed bark Clara Gen, Hnlmer, New
York
LryERpooL Oct 19Arrived barks Truce Br), oldrewe,
New Orleans: TaGaI NoD. Jacobsen. Quebec
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

rB-For loss of bark Huda CNo hence for Dundak sec
general news columns.
STEAMER RALEIGH, at Baltimore from Wilmington NC.
discovered Monday be fire in the engine room
During the voyage the vessel experienced heavy weather.
running into the hold Of the vessel and commngng With
the bge water and cleaning it out spark from lamp
with the aid Of the donkey of the steamer Damage
west on the 10th inst and lost sails.
LA GLoIRE (Br from Philadelphia for Bremen be-
fore reported having put into Halifax leaking &c has
also lost rudder head and Sails and had buwarxs
SHIP QUEEN OF ENGLAND and BARK TARIFA coded In
Quebec harbor Oct IL, and both were slightly damaged
FULL RreeEP snr sf American N build passed Sep.
yards all standing headgear adrft sails in frag
mens hull painted IN black AZ the same time was passed
posed Of above ships Probably the joe
doned.I '''0'''D 'O1"'
BARK LIZZIE GILLESPIE or and from $. John NIB, arrived
at Newport f. Oct with loss Of deckload cargo shifted
and almost on her beam ends
BARK NysrAD Nop Ghristiansen at Charleston Oct
having aground Pm Of the 18th. 0'''''
BRlc NELLIE ANTRIM, from Havana, at the Delaware
OF bones OF fatteras - - : 1'SA 'O"a
Sem EMEl.SE @ oefore reported encountered hurri-
the masts were cut away She rghted The crew were ae
oil BY the brig Comrade bound Jamaica on tho 18th
Mafax = '"O O''S hiie : Du'ier ana taken TO
sGaa wA1cmTU5 sSa u en- Newport from New York
jib. Put in for repairs
ScHR + RACKET from Watkins Island arrived at New.
port October ls for ORDERS and reports split sails lost
part of deck load and Is leang she has cargo log
wood.
SoHR OLD ZAcK, Matthews, Of and from New London Oc
tober Is for New York ashore the rocks Thibe
Island and bged She driven ashore the gale of
Sunday after having parted her chains Assistance will be
sent her from New London.
BosToS Oct 1e-Schr Lucy Graham at this port from
reports that last Saturday when of Fire Isl
NJ and coored seaman Of Philadelphia while they were
furug sails.
day the hpwrecked of ships Tornado Sanspare and
bark II Kitchen Gall before reported
LAUScHED-At Somers Point, NJ Oct Is masted
centreboard schr Wood 129 keel "a beam rs
feet de pth Of hold decked capacity tons
She is to be towed TO Philadelphia to t owners
Capt Enoch smith (who will and herr, Wood
job Wolf, Overton Hawkins OF New York, and others
She Is to be engaged in the general eightng business
The schr Maud Briggs dimensions already given) was
launched from Oakes Sons shipyard Brewer Satur
day. The schooner named after daughter of Judson
Briggs, Of Brownye and will load lumber for New York
eat Portland 18th inst ship Alice Cooper goes on
the dry dock for examin alton.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 10, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Bothnia CBD, Noodle Liverpool via Queens
town-C q Francklyn.
steamer Leo, Daniels savannah--Murray Ferris Co.
steamer Wyanoke Couch Norfolk, City Point and Rich
steamer 4 knight, Chichester, Georgetown, De-
Kenyon
Steamer Glaucus Bearse, Boston-li DimOck
Bark Atlantic GER, schering, Newcastle &c Tobias
Co
Bark Alert Gorl Aas, Plymouth -Bockmann, oerne a
Bark strossmeyer Aus Mcduvich Cork for orderS-J
Bark Catina Au0, sattora, Cork Falmouth for or
dcrs-J
Bars ~ Lorenzo dtaD Brgnett, Cork Falmouth for
orders-J Seager.
Bark Camilla tNor Chrstiarsen, Queenstown or Pal
mouth for orders-Bockmann, Oerline a Co.
Bark Dexteruus lBD. IarmOurer. Queenstown Fal-
mouth Tor Orders-Benham a Bdyesen.
: Bark lno 0we), Witt Buenos Ayres via Monteyideo-
Bark Adde sleeper, sleeper Havana--James Ward a
Brig Iss Anderson, Georgetown Dcm-Dwight Plat.
Brig omer Brl, Perkins, 81 Pierre, Mart-Howand AS
Brig Grace Kelley Dr), Dinzey. Antgua-Howland As
Brig Sickerson On, Norris s. Johns NC W Ber-
taEx.
Schr Eva Yates, Yates Santa Cruz and markct-Ystes
schr Annie Merritt Pinkham. Jacmci-A Nones 90.
Schr Carrie Clark Cross. Aux daycs--R Weinberg
Schr Paos, shackord Humacos, PR Ds Rivera A co.
schr Cora, Robbins, 81 Thom maB-Penston 4 Co
Schr Leona Gordon, Corpus Chrsti-I N Brewer.
Schr Henrietta Chat6ed, Norfolk Racket a Bro
Schr Sea Bird. Hogan. Washington DC-slaght Petty
schr VIM Gilum, hehaney, Washington, DC-Slaght
Petty.
schr Victoria Batweli. Baltirore-wm Chalmers
Schr " simmons Godfrey lphia-Sag a Petty.
Schr Kelsey Steeimsn Phiaiel phia-Slaght 4 Petty
sehr Hero. Baker. salem-C RsDbinA
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
NOMINATIONS LAST NIGHT.

The Tammany Hall Senatorial Convention OF the
Eighth district Brevoort Hall and nominated Mr.
Everett p Wheeler for Senator Ex-senator Hugh
Moore and others afterward made speeches in
advocacy Of the election OF Mr. Wheeler
The anti Tammany Aldermanic Convention OF the
Eighth Senatorial district nominated Messrs Thomas
Carroll Martin Cogge and John Bussing for Aldermen
Messrs. Bryan Reilly and Thomas Wild nom
mated for Aldermen by the anti Tammany Adermanic
Convention OF the Fourth Senatorial district
George s. Scully was nominated in the Sixth Sena-
torial district for Alderman by the anti-Tammany Al
dermanic Convention.
The Republican Senatorial and Aldermanc Conven-
tion Of the Sixth district met together and nominated
Caspar A. Boadn for Senator and Joseph 9. Pinckney
for Alderman.
Rufus b. Cowing was nominated for Assemblyman by
the Republican Assembly Convention Of the Twenty
first district
The bloody battle which expected TO come or
the occasion Of the Tammany nomination of civil
justice in the Fourth Judicial district did not occur
Alexander F. Krcheis young lawyer Of good reputa-
tiOn and fair abilities whose brother against Tony
Hartmann for Civil Justice six years ago in the
district, nominated for Civil Justice.
In the Seventh Senatorial district Mr. Benjamin
Casserly nominated for Senator by the Anti Tam
many Convention
) Mr. John McGowan received the Tammany nomina-
ton for Civil Justice Of the Sixth Judicial district
The liberal republicans Of the Thirteenth Judicial dis
trict nominated George r. Mckay for Assembyman.
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Sailed 18th, bark Karsen Langaard Cfo. Jahosen New
Orleans; 18th, Westfold No1, Larsen, North Amesca
LONDON, Oct 19-Arrived ship Solon (Nor), Ose Que.
bee; bark Chapman (Br, Penglly, Pensacola
Cleared 18th. ship Rebus Nor Petersen United Stats
barks Left Ersen Sor. Mathiesen, do; st Peder Nor
Ostensen North America
LARsE, Oct 1e-sailed State Of Pennsylvania
tBr), Knight Crom Glasgow New York
LIsBoE-Arrved, bark Mariana III Port, Santos Phil
adelpha.
MALAGA, Oct ls-Cleared brig Goodwin Craig, Denie.
PALMA, Oct ls-Arriyed brig Woodland Valentine, New
York.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct Io-Arrived steamer China Cr) Gill;
Boston for Liverpool land proceeded).
hGA-Arrived, bark Trahk tNorl, jacobsen New York.
ROTTERDAM Oct lsArrived bark Germania Ger Evers
Baltimore
SHIELDS Oct ls-Sailed, bark Mayat IN or, Christian.
sen, North America.
sAsrASpER, Oct Io-Arived brig Orbit Nash New York
Trailer Oct l9-Arrived, bark Prospsro QtaD Repetto
New York
VEMcx Oct I6-Arrived bark Amira Coornbs Lanrtborn
Phladelphia
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THE JERSEY CITY PARRICIDE.
CONCLUSION or THE GOODWIN NQUEsT-Two
SONS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

CONCLUSION OF THE GOODWIN NoUEsr-Two
SONS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
The inquest the body OF Michael Goodwin, who It
supposed kicked death by his sons in Jersey
City, resumed last evening Brady's Morgue be-
fore Coroner Reinhardt
Dr. Prendergast testified that week ago last Friday
he called at eight O'Clock in the evening TO
attend Michael Goodwn found his hands cod and his
pulse weak and rapids he said he quite sore in the
abdomen and other parts OF the body; there were
bruises his side; prescribed tonic but found
day procured as directed Goodwin died on the
following day His death resulted from violence
County Physician Stout testified that he made post
mortem EXAMINATION and found the injuries described
by the previous witness
Bridget Goodwin wife OF the deceased testified that
she heard scute in one of her rooms; rushing in
she saw her Thomas lying on the floor with his
face covered with blooi the deceased was lying on him
with stove Inter in his hand Thomas cried out his
brother James, ''For Gods sake come and take him
of"
WERE DRUNK
at the time. This testimony corroborated by Law
renee Goodwin, son of deceased The case was then
given TO the jury, who after brief deiberaton
dered verdict that Michael Goodwin TO his death
from Injuries inflicted by his sons, Thomas and James
The accused young men were thercupon fully com
mitted for trial by the Coroner
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct 1s--Arriyed, steamer John Gibson.
New York; schrs Lottie, Wllets, and Doughton.
sasd-se4Ts Q Il Minis, Nswburg; T Tasker v e Hiek.
man. Henry Davy, and W Bunne rom Washington. for
,APPoNAuG, Oct ls-Anived, schr Charles Heller
BOSTON, Oct i9Arriyed steamers Allentown, Tuttie,
Thompson, MirAgoane Althea Backman Baltimore Adde
JordRn 1 weeSsr AeSsndra Charles Lssrensc Kent
Esmin Mason Alberger Foster; Horace Noodle Hand
II Bue Ireland, Philadelphia; Alpha, Salisbury Eliza
Ssthport Sarah Buen Petty do Sarah Jones Phlnney
Davis do Hsson Rhnney do lanes sBarrss Bar Nfser
Also arrived U steamer TaiIapSoss McKItchie, from
andris; B HiiI, Higgins Do; sarah Bright, Thomas
Bseon Bacon ssbcecR e Babeoen Psee AfHH Hney
Isabel Rose Allen Middleton Jr Townsend; Francis
SSdiS VIII Wilton is %aS hea lRdVS Cartoon fo%
port Johnson Annie MarchiS scep do Il RoSe
Whttemore, Hoboken; Marcia Lewis, Lewis do silas
Cleared-Bark Neptune, Beal, Smyrna; schr Belle
sSiedestca@eT Lord Give GBr), for Liverpool
Oct ls-Aysa ArIs. aeS%sT MsS Foley
Tuckshce brown kewbem NC; Fanny CadwaIsder, Fos
Ger New York ypesnd % Bowen DO sShEs Rescue Henry
clesred.stea%ers VIM Kennedy Foster providence
New York oetcrors Reynolds do Bsrs Continental Ps
bury Msrseilles Bergliot Nor Mosberg Queenstown
Quincy Point; Q Hickman, Simpler, New York; os.
Sailed-Bark 81 Olaf (Nor) Newry
BRUNSWICK, Ga Oct 13Sailed, schrs Anna Bell Grif.
fin, st John, NIB; 14th A Hayford Shute Boston
BANGOR. Oct 16-Clcared, schrs Dolphin Young and
Mary Augusta, Holt New York. Fanny Elder. elemental
and Fanny Butler Warren Philadelphia; berry Wins
Philadelphia.
BATH Oct 1S-Sailed, ships Astoria (new) Kelly New
Orleans; Bohemia tncw) Delano do Harvester (new),
Bosworth, Liverpool; schr II Potter, Andrews New
York.
BRISTOL, Oct 16-Arrivcd schr L B Cowperthwaite
Jones, Providence for Georgetown, DC.
17th-Arrved, steamer A g Barstow Konney New York ;
schr Ida della Tore, Chase, Philadelphia.
sailed-Schr Julia Baker Baker New York or Bangor.
CHARLESTON, Oct I9-Saied bark Gloria de Bloret
gsp), Puia Barcelona brig Little Harry (Br Rourke,
Liverpool
Cleared-steamer Rita CSp, Riestra Barcelona.
Sailed-Schr Mary Novel;. Nowel New York.
Also sailed, brig Warren, for MlnatetRn.
DARIEN, Oct f4-CeAred barks Audhild CNor), Madscn
Cherbourg; Ulrlka Usus), Lake, Toulon. -
FBRNANDINA Oct 1I-Arrived, schr Jesse Clark, 81
wood, New York o days passage).
lZshCleared, bark Der Nord (Ger Lanre, Queenstown
for orders; David Carkson Ireland. Camden, NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
THE PEOPLES PARTY.

Mr. s .. Van schaick and Mr.. William 3. Dunning
having resigned their nominations by tho peoples
party for the positions of Surrogate and Judge OF the
Common Pleas, Mr. Rufus y. Andrews and Judge
Spauldng we're appointed a subcommittee from the
anti Tammany party TO confer with the republicans
The main body Of the anti-Tammany conference as
sembled at the Everett House last night
and waited until almost midnight for a report
At that hour letter received from the sub-com-
mittee stating that there probability Of agree.
ment until 10. morrow II also stated that Mr. van
Setback might be induced 70 withdraw his resignation
and consent to run for Surrogate. The committee
then adjourned, 70 meet at Mr. Bxbyis Office il Park
row this morning AZ ten O'Clock
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
MYSTERIOUS DEATHS.

QUEENS COUNTY PHYSICIANS AND SUPERVISORS
ON PosT-MoRTEMs.
An inquest was held yesterday, upon tho body Of
Mrs o'Nie, who found dead in her room at Bliss
vile The jury, after short deliberation returned
verdict Of ''Death by visitation from God" AS
bruises found upon Mrs. o'Nel's body, ana as it
was known that frequent quarres with her hus-
band she had been severely beaten currently
ported that she victim to foul play and that her
husband had caused her death. Acting upon these
ports together with the sworn testimony of Mrs
Blake, who testified at the inquest that o'Neil had
kicked and beaten his wife Sanitary Inspector Taylor
has refused to grant permit for the burial until after
post-mortem examination has been made.
Another singular is that of Mrs Berkhardt. OF
Astoria, who died recently and buried without
coroner's certificate. Whether post-morem examina-
tons will be held is doubtful question the doctors
throughout Queens county decline perform the duty
at the present rate Of compensation, S. allowed by the
Board Of Supervisors.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
THE REFORMED CHURCH.
rnE NEW YORK cIAssrs ~ rHB COLLEGIATE
CHURCH

UhE NEW 1Ohh CLASsIs IN THB COLLEGIATE
CHURCH.
The Chassis Of New York met IN the Collegiate church.
Fiith avenue and Twenty.nnt street Dr. Rogers
opened the proceedings with prayer Dr. Vaudeville
elected president, and Mr. J. IL Berthold clerk
The retiring president Rev. J. NJ Ludlow. D. D.
preached the sermon customary on such occasions
Rev. Mr.. Reilly dismissed from the Thirty fourth
street church. having received call from church n
Buffalo The question Of church missions was much
discussed Il was stated that the missions would fall
10 tho ground II money could not be-
rised to support them proposition to try
and raise $4,000 In sixty days was adopted but
tpon one Of tho pastors obectng TO put such prop
ps on before his congro Sation, the motion
edeyed and lost A resolution adopted by the
rasif declaring opposition % the omission Of any Of
thc sacramental forms or words from the service.
Lcw Fef bi rules Of order adopted DIT Chamber
h4 Pres bytcrian missionary TO Brazl, spoke few
words 20 those present behalf Of the religious needs
Or that country lie said there we're 10000 900
Toorle there going TO damnaton. Tue fol-
bwiaz Conniuee of Examination was an
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

Bs- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT EIGHT.-The NEw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing red green red changing the other
in succession and can be seen miles distant Cap
tans vessels upon seeing this signal win obge pre-
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD
HPersons desrous Of communicating with vessels arv
ing York do by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD news yacht pier No East River New York.
Letters all parts Of the world and promptly de-
lvered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
FATAL FALL.

James Crowley, moulder, residing at No 216 North
Second street, while spree last Monday night fell
the Of Grand and Water streets and broke his
neck. The facts that crowd surrounded the man
when be fell and that he very quarrelsome through
drink led 70 the arrest Of William Hepworh Michael
kecgan and George Myers suspicion of having
knocked him down. The Coroner deemed 1t necessary
to hold them only witnesses in their own recog-
nj
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
INSPECTION OF THE FORTY -SEV-
ENTH REGIMENT.

The Forty tyseventh regiment, n. GsNY., Brooklyn
Greys, inspected in the armory at the corner Of
Fourth and North Second streets last evening by Major
Theo Livingston, Inspector Of the Eleventh brigade.
The regiment mustered 357 present 81 absent 447
t0aa slight gain last year in the number present.
when the figures 3+4 present. 105 absent and AS
total Previous TO the inspection and muster the regi
ment reviewed by General Meserole, commanding
the Eleventh brigade After the military portion of the
programme had been concluded dance indulged
in by the members and the many ladies present
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpm informed
by teegrsphing the HERALD London Bureau ad-
dressing Bennett No 4e Fleet street. London the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de pOpera
Paris" the arrivals at and departures from European
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabed this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving At and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will find the Paris Office the
and expeditions for telegraphng news
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

MEETING or THE SOUTH cIAssIs IN SIXTH
AVENUE.
meeting Of the Protestant Reformed South Dutch
Chassis OF New York was held yesterday morning in
the church in Sixth avenue opposite Amity street Dr.
Hutton presided and the regular routine OF business
accomplished II has been decided TO unite this
Classs with the other In the Collegiate church.
OF Fifth avenue and Twenty ninth street. but in
asmuch as the business Of the meeting was not en-.
trely terminated yesterday the work Of the consoda
ton adjourned 10 the third Tuesday in November
On the Sunday after that date DR.. A. r. Thompson viii
ofciae at the services, and preach farewell sermon.
Rev Mr. Friedel yesterday obtained dismissal from his
pastoral relations with the church in Norfolk street.
and at his request transferred 70 the ClasSis OF
New York.
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pointed, after which the meeting adjourned
Drs. Ornlston, Vaudeville, Ludlow and Ganse, and
Elders j. Wood and w. Wood. The latter Is memDer
OF the Board OF Education of this city. He pres
the meeting, and stated plain facts 10 the pas
tors ia regard 10 the impossbity OF raising the pro-
posed SIS, 900 for foreign missions
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
THE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

PouGHKEEPsIE, Oct 10, 1875
The Synod OF New York met in this city TO day. 1t
is one or thirty making up the General Assembly
Of the Presbyterian Church in America 1t consists of
Presbyteries g 3l5 minister's 167 churches and
membership OF nearly thirty five thousand
The session will continue two three days.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
LECTURE.

On Thursday afternoon at half past three O'clock the
Rev. Dr. Ever win deliver lecture in Grace chapel
Twenty third street. east of Third avenue. Subject
''The influence of Good Woman With the Sinful and
Troubled Of Her Sex, and How to Exert 1t" The lee
ture Ii unsectarian in character.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
BOUND EAST.
SAILED.

Steamers Leo, for Savannah; Regulator, Wilmington NC
ships Island Home CBr, Liverpool; Thos Dana San Fran
cisco; barks Maria (Swel, Santander Giuseppe
daD, London; New York Nor). Have Abby Bacon Glib
ratar; Monte st Angelo QtaD, Bristol; Maury Nor),
Charleston; sirrah (Nor do; brig Helen Rowley. Gal
weston.
Wind at midnighta.N.
Barometer sunset, 3021
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
AMERICAN COMMON SCHOOL LEAGUE.

public meeting of the above league, whose device
is 'The Bible in our Public Schools" will be held in
the Cooper Institute night October 20, at halfpast
seven O'Clock Eminent speakers, Il is said, viii ad-
DIR ess the meeting.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
FIRE IN MERCER STREET.

Shortly after ten O'Clock last evening fire dis
covered in the building No l54 Mercer street door
to Tony PASTORS Metropolitan Theatre. Fortunately
but little damage was done although the audience in
the theatre considerably frightened, and for time
stampede was imminent
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
SPOKEN.

Ship Nelson 13r Christian from Newcastle NsW (Auc
8 for San Francisco, Sept 20, lat - N, Ion 1871 W.
The "Henriean tof Yarmouth NS), for New York Sept
26, lat 40 Al N, Ion II 81 W.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
WHALEMEN.

Cleared at New Bedford Oct lS bark Hercules Sherman
for Indian Ocean (and sailed 10TH
Sailed from do l7th chr Rising Sun, Taylor for Province
town.
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
as4aasa'a- ''77iiasas'sa
SliiA Dest marion

DATES or DEPARTURE NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OCTOBER NOVEMBER
The New York herald., 1875-10-20
BROOKLYN PRIMARIES.

The democratic primaries for the nomination Or
Adcrmanic and supervisora candidates held last
evening in the twenty five wards Of Brooklyn. Good
order generally characterized the elections The fol
loving tickets were nominated: -
The New York herald., 1875-10-20


loving tickets we're nominated
Wards AJdermen Supervisors
mo primary
2-George II. Sterling Patrick Bresling
morris Reynolds Charles Lutz
4-Robert Black George g sexton
5--Henry Corr Andrew q Coates.
g-,James Kane John G. Byrnes
Horace Holt Brewster Wood.
S-John McIntyre H. r. Stickeners
S-Daniel O'Connell. Henry Hawks.
10-Simon GunteG John s. Moran.
1--Danie Van Nosrand. George Baldwin.
l2-James Donovan. Robert Mcdonald.
l3-No primary.
l4-ThOmas J. Kenna. James Ticrney
l5-Joseph Wlkeeon Thomas Farrell
l6-Chares G. Wagner. william link
l1-John Sheehan Matthew W. Dalton
le-Horatio Balderson. George s. Brown.
l9-No nominations.
20-William y. sprague. John s. Norris
2i-No return.
22-Michael Bennett Abraham Mandeyille
23-No primary
24-George Jennison Henry Steers
Zo-Jsmes J. EastoA PhikD Sullivan
The New York herald., 1875-10-20

ALEXANDRIA, Oct 1s-Arrived steamer John Gibson
New York; schrs Lottie Willets, and Doughton.
- for Washington.
Saled-Schrs q II Mills, Newburg T Tasker T. Hick-
man, Henry Davy and W Bunnen ron Washington, for
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-17
A STRANGE PROCEEDING.
A Pickpocket Let Off.

James Daniels, the pickpocket, who was
captured Wednesday night at the corner OF
Common and Dryades streets and locked up
in the Central Station, charged with robbing
Col A. X. Johnson of 5000 and a lot of valu-
able papers, in front OF Hawkins saloon ON
Common street, was yesterday set at lib
erty.
This matter looks strange, as Mr.. john
son came to the station and identified him as
as the man who grabbed his valuables and
made off with them. The case Was a clear
one against him, and it is presumed that he
turned over the effects. r.- --.-.---- a..
Mr. Johnson expressed himself very
anxious to prosecute, and now the matter
rests. If thief makes off undecided with
property, he is benefited by it. If he is
caught stealing and is willing to return the
property. the police let him off. Why is this
thus ? Will Col. Loan explain?