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The New York herald., 1875-10-29
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIsroL, Oct 2sArrlved steamer Somerset Br Western
New York,
Sailed 27th ship Dunrobin Br Harris United States.
BARI Oct 22Arrived brig Juliet Clark, Shaw, Phila
delpha.
BRExEs Oct 2e-Arrived ship Maryland Ger Ide, Balti
more; 27th bark Auguste Ger. Won Harten New York
CErTE, Oct ls-Arrived bark Demenco Lansta qtaD Ro
sasco New Orleans
DUNDEE. Oct 27-sailed, brig Frederick Thomson Br)
Duncan. North America.
GLASGOW, Oct 27-sailed bark Karnak (Br Cook, North
America
GENOA Oct 22-Arrved bark Rosina Bruno dtaD. Patur
10, New York; Pearl. Ryder, do.
HAMBURG. Oct 27-sailed. ship Mary Durkoe dp Will
hanson. New Orleans.
HELvoEr Oct 27-sailcd bark canessa Madre QtaD for
Baltimore
HAvRE, Oct a7-Arrived steamer France Fr) Trudellc
New York.
LIVERPOOL Oct 2s-Arrlved steamer Egypt l3r Grogan
New York; schr J Gamewen, Berry, Rosario
Sailed 9th bark Dover, Hand, United States.
LONDON Oct 2s-Arrived bark Lord Macaulay Q3r) Monk
man, San Francisco.
Cleared 27th bark ornen tfor) Taug North America.
LONDONDERRY, Oct 27-Sailed bark Giuseppe Emanuel
QtaD, Denigri United States
MovILLE, Oct 2S-Arrived steamer Hibernian Br, Ar
oher, Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool
MALAGA, Oct 27-saied steamer Nuphar CBr), Wallace
New York; 2sth bark Busy, Heard, Philadephi !.
NEWPORT, Oct 27-saied brig Belle Walters OBJ, Kynin
North America.
NAPLES, Oct 1sArrvcd, brig Armida PcvreluEzi QtaD
Petreluzzi, New York
Rio JASKRo Oct 25Arrived previously bark May Queen
Springstein Baltimore.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 2S-Sailed steamer Salier Gen ,
Francke from Bremen), New York after detention of 80
hours.
In the Channel 26th barks Fridef (Oor) Morthensen
from New York for Hayre Antoinette Ger) Rosenau from
Baltimore for Bremen
SWANSEA, Oct 27-sailed, bark Harvest Homo CBr Ger
man, North America
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MANIAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
Sun AND MOO
/ HIGH wArKR.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 2S, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Holland (Br), Simpson London-P W Hurst. -
Steamer Switzerland (Belg) Jackson, Antwerp-1eo w
Steamer Frisia oGer) Meyer Hamburg-Kunhardt Co.
Steamer City Vera Cruz, Deaken, Havana-F AeAan-
steamer Montgomery, Faircloth, Femandina via Port
Royal-H Gelpcke.
Steamer Gen Barnes, Cheeseman. sayannah-W 6arri-
steamer old Dominion Walker Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer A c sinners Warren. Phiadelphia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Chesapeake. Bragg Pcrtlsnd-J Ames
Steamer NeTeus. Berry. BostOn-H Dmoek
Bark Lillian Vigus tBr), Vigus, Lyerpooi-J Whitney
Il Co. = me-,
Bark Cecilia QtaD cacace, Dublin-John seaser
a Go.
Bark Hebe (Gcr Freytag Dantzc-Funch, Edge 4 Co
Co.
Bark Emihe Ger. Diecke, Havre-chas Luling Co
Bark Ammonia Aus) Staugher, 0dessa--Socovich 20.
Bark Casco, Penny st Pierre, Mart-hoWiahd Aspln-
Brig Dirigo Coffin Marseiles-Jas Henry.
Brig curocoa (Brl, Faulkner Willamstadt-J Foulkes
Brig Thos Turull, Thompson, Port span-L W P Arm
Brig Brunette CBr) winser st Johns NF-Hewlet Tor
rance.
Brig John Welsh Jr vanselow Philadelphia-Evans, Ball
schr Jesse CARL Underhi Para-Burdett Pond
schr Peter Mitchell (Br, Benton, Jeremie (HaytD-BJ
schr A Stewart, Libby, st Johns (Antgua)-Dwisht
Platt
schr II S Williams Wilson, jacksonville Ray
sehr b Hazard, BowlGnd, Georgetown SC-Bentey,
schr Nellie Potter, Howard Washington, NC-W Hin
Schr Yankee Doodle Rose Norfolk-Slaght a Petty.
schr T Willetts, Winetts, Washington, DC-Slaght
schr Maria Person, Grant Washington DC-Saght
Petty.
sehr Witch Hazel, Springer, Gardiner he-Van Brunt
schr Ida Palmer, Palmer, stamord-stamforo Manufac
turing Co.
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FOREIGN PORTS.


CURAcoA Oct Tin port, brig Thctis. spalckhavcn from
BERMUDA, Oct 1s-Arrived, brig New Era (Br, McPhee
Cardiff.
HAVANA, Oct 27-saled, steamer Margaret Baker New
Orleans
Arrived 2sh steamer Crescent City Curtis New York
HALIFAX, Oct 37-Cleared, ship La Glore (Br, Bagdon
0rom Philadelphia, Bremen having repared brig Wood
land CBr), Jamaica.
MALAGA oct 2-Cleared mot sailed Oct ~. schr John
Smith, Jones, New York.
MAGoASE Oct 11-In port brig GoldGnder (Br, Hadey,
for Boston in about 10 days.
NASSAU Mp. Oct 23-Put back. schr Douglass (Br).
Bethel, for Fortress Monroe (see Miscellany.
PoRr Az PRINcK Oct 23-Sailed, brig Torrid Zone Br,
Cooper New York.
Going in 23d, schooner, supposed the Wyman, Tur-
ner from Bangor.
PoRr DE PAX Oct 25-sailcd schr Mary witham Aus.
tin, New York.
QuKnKc Oct 28-Cleared ship Chas Chaloner CBr Rus
sell, Fleetwood; bark Cyca tBD Turnbu, West Hartle
pool -
pha; schr Joshua Grnde Preethy do 18TH bnes Oliver
(Br) Weeks New York; Guisborougn CBD, Hansen, do;
23d Oliver Cults (Br), Jones, do
ST JoHNs NJ, Oct 27-Aruved, steamer Caspian 03r
Trocks. Liverpool for Baltimore.
SYDNEY CB, Oct 27-Sailed schr Louisa Orr Orr New
York.
York; Chas Cox Qr), Goudy, Savannah
Sr JoHE NIB Oct Arrived, scr Edward Burton (Br)
Also arrived asih bark Jane Wright 3D. Kerr, Sydney
CB.
Sailed 25th not 26th), ship Lucy Nickes Iiverpool
Agues (B Ferguson, Sharpness; brig smith IBr War.
ren
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BURGLARY IN BRooME STREET,

burglary was perpetrated some time during
Wednesday night last the premises Of l. r. Bnsse
Co. importers and dealers in buttons at Nos 425 and
427 Broome street, and stock to the value OF about
81 900 carried away The robbery was discovered at
eight O'Clock yesterday .rnipg when the porter
opened the store Buttons and boxes we're found
scattered profusion the floor. An incomplete
set Of burglars tools consisting jimmy two braces
bit and strap, lying the floor told the tale An
examination Of the revealed the manner in which
the thieves had effected entrance Panels OF the
door the Crosby street side Of the store had been
forced in, enabling the burglars to push back the iron
bars securing the door The firm has twice before
been victimzed, the burglars in each case escaping
The police have no clew to the burglars
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
p9-see arrivals At this port.


STEAMER Loan CLvE (Bp. Urquhart which sailed from,
Boston Oct 10 for Liverpool takes the place the wrecked
steamer Abbotsford the American line between Liver
pool aud Philadelphia
STEAMER G II NoRTHAx from New Haven arrived at New
York yesterday, disabled In Of tugs Brckbcck
Seth Low
Sur la GLoRE CBD, from Philadelphia for Bremen
which into Halifax In distress has lnsbed repairs and
cleared 9th inst TO resume her voyage
WHALING BARK EDWARD EVERETT or New Bedford dbefore
reported lost in gale Of wind when Eve DAYS ont from
New Bedford The crptan and were all taken OF by
Dutch brig and landed at Bermuda
BRIG JARLEE (Nor, Rummehof. from New York Oct 8
for Dublin Spoken date lat 80 80 Ion 7e by
brig James Landels at Savannah Oct 21), with bhoom
bowsprt and head carried away. She wanted assistance
intended 70 make repairs aud proceed on her voyage,
BRIG Bir1ERS tof PED from Charottctown for Bermuda
with oats has been wrecked az Bear lsand Canso
ScHR EnHA BACON tof Barngabe) was passed OF Egg
Barbor Light Thursday, with masts gone, having been
run into during wednesday Dight.
scHR CLouD of Trenton. ND for Providence with coal
tOundered 27h inst four miles cast Of Saybr0ok (CD bar
The landed At New London next morning in small
boat.
ScHR CARRIE WALKrR from Bath for Philadelphia. put
into Portland Me- 2sth inst with oregah broken and fore
sail and ioregafiopsaN torn.
Scum CHARLES GIBSON Emory, with cargo Of salt for
Providence from Bonare. Into Newport 2Sh, having
when Oh M0ntauk Point during the heavy gale OF 2Oh inst
lost fore and spanker gals and snrnns mainboom.
scHR JosnuA GRIsnLF from Marc Is below Philadel.
nha with naa Of ihb0om and foretopmast
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AMERICAN PORTS

ALEXANDRIA Oct 27-Arrived, schr J r Halliday New
York for evrRetown stopped at the shpyard for SLIGHT
pairs Henry Finch, New York for Washington; Il Graz
Caroline Kenzie, w u Rand, Snnckson Alice Borda X
2 Carlisle, N Stockham, Baker, Sarah Cullen.
Rachael Nanaman, and Clara -- tor Washington.
sailed.Schrs Fisk Boston; l. Copperwaith Provi-
dencei II A Burnhem Georgetown; Joshua Bragdon
iron sGTe@oSgetownl - Ann Cannon, Georgetown
BOSTON, Oct 2S-Arrived, steamers Centipede Miller,
Philadelphia; Allentown. Tuttle do; Geo Appold Love.
land, Baltimore; schr Melissa Wiley, Wiley do.
Also arrived, steamer Panther. Mills, Philadelphia
boom. -
Ceared-schrs Frank Luc cas- Hulse Kingston ia; Nellie
10 load for Cuba
Salled-ship N Boynton brig Mary Bartlett
BALTIMORE, Oct 2S-Arrived, ship Helene (Ger, Has
hagen, Antwerp via New York
Also arrived-John Garrett. Hix- New York; Martha
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A GOOD INSTITUTION.

The Bowery branch Of the Young MEMS Christian
Association is still energetically pursuing It's good
work Of lodging and assisting TO situations young men
who have become destitute in want or employ
ment Last night a social reunion took place among
the present inmates OF the lodging house al No
134 Bowery and many others who had once
received aid from the association. From
the statement made by the Secretary, Rev
John Dooy appears that during the past three years
situations have been procured for 3 263 young men,
while $500 in all have received aid in some FORM
either In clothing lodging Religious services are
maintained from day TO day and at these services the
aggregate attendance has amounted to 142 1874 while Of
these fully 600 present at inquiry meetings Last
night many Of those who had received aid and
prosperous brought their families and made inter
esting statements Of the benefits they had received
from the association
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NAE SERVICES LAST EyENING.

The crowd greater last night than upon any even
ing this week. and again the "overlown gathered in
simpson church and were addressed by Rev Dr. orms-
ION. Mr.. Sankey went while the hymn preceding
Mr.. Moody's sermon was being sung At the time
Lprayer meeting being conducted in the Reformed
church opposite the Rink for the Of the preach
ing Thus three meetings were in progress the same
lime Mr.. Moody read for his Scripture lesson the fifty
Hrst psalm and then followed up his previous on
repentance with confession of sins basing his
remarks Daniel tx, 20 -'Confessing my sins. !"
Ii easy Mr. Moody remarked, for us to confess the
Of neighbors but it is the hardest thing for
70 confess our own sins In the psalm he had read
David thirty three times confesses himself sinner.
five to get into the Kingdom of God must
BY the way OF confession. When a confesses his
and not his neighbor's he is not far from the
Kingdom Of God Now, some people think that we
should confess our sins to men But all sin is against
God and must confess to him. You need not 20 to
any man. for every man has much as he do TO
lake care of his own sins Judas confessed
thing he did to go and hang himself
II you have injured any man Of course you will 90
him and confess your guilt toward HIM. Mr. Moody
gave several affecting illustrations of confession hui
forgiveness and also several selections of the
said to be man after Gods own heart that he
confessed and repented OF his sins whenever he did
wrong The Church Of God
CONFESS
If she expects blessing from God If We who pro-
Tossing Christians, had walked ought would the
Church be she is oday iu of divisions and
tions Confession must begin at the Church OF God.
Daniel the best man in all Babylon, begins
by confessing his sins and then the
sins OF the people There is nothing that will move
the world like the Church coming up to her work in
the Of the Lord. But before that she must
down in the dust before God. We must get into the
fifty first pssm before God will bless and Lift US up
The eyes OF the world They do not read the
Bible but they do read you and Now, you who are
Christians, see if you have nothing TO confess Have
Of you been busy in the world and like the word
Are there professed Christians here who have not
had family altar in their homes for years. there
not some here who drive sharp bargains with their
neighborsg
/, AT this point voice in the OF the building
shouted, 0Glory TO God I" This interruption
buked by Mr. Moody, who said that the friend could
help MIN if he would say "Amen" when he (Ar Moody
told him. Mr. Moody continuing, called on the uncon-
verted TO confess their SINS that God might put them
away slight commotou was created in the audience
by fantng who carried out of the building.
AT the close OF the sermon which short, Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church hed up again and
half an hour spent In prayer and confession after
which an inquiry meeting was held. IN the young
mems meeting eighteen stood up for prayers and
young converts gave their new-found experience
The New York herald., 1875-10-29
BROOKLYN.

Andrew Natherson, seaman the bark Orion, ly-
ing at Erie Basin fell from the masthead to the deck
yesterday and was fatally injured.
The Superintendent Of the Brooklyn Police has
issued general order for the guidance and instruction
Of the force the day OF election
The Sheriff yesterday seized the new furniture at
Police Headquarters, Court street. to satisfy judg-
ment obtained by Robert McGivern for S23l
John Hoffman, German, and Henry Held, OF 24o
johnson avenue cunning in shoemaker's Woods,
yesterday when the latter's fowling piece exploded
and the charge entered Honnan's mouth. The wound
is serious
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.

At meeting OF the New York Yacht Club, held last
night the regulation limiting the number Of the
Of second class soops repealed, and ress e.ion
adopted permitting the carrying Of light sails over
working sails A committee was appointed to consider
the proprety Of fixing the amount Of canvas TO be
carried by the boats Of various classes during races
and charging time against those the sails
OF which exceed the allowance. The communication Of
general Hagley, President OF the Centennial Commits
sohers inviting the club 70 par5eipate in the cecbra-
ton at Philadelphia referred to the flag officers OF
the club Captain Alexandria Peidcn Rhind, United
States Navy, Superintendent OF Lighthouses Of the
Eastern district, elected TO honorary membership
of the club and twenty added to the active
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THE ITALIAN MURDERS IN DENVER.

DENVER Col, Oct %, 1875.
Three OF the participants in the murder OF four Ial
ians in this city recently have been arrested One Of
them, an Italian, confesses that he played his harp
while ve others the throats of their victims Three
of the murdercrs Gaatti and Frank Roldere Italians,
and Mexican, still at large; but 1t is thought they
will be overtakep in few hours Intense Indignation
is elt but il is believed the culprts will be dealt
with according to law.
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THE PRoHIBITIoNIsTs PRONOUNCE.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 2s, 1875.
The prohibtonists OF Albany county, in convention
to-day, adopted the following:-
Whereas the prohibition party or this State having
placed in nomination State ticket in all ways worthy
OF the surages Of all good men, and whereas the plat
form OF the said party pure and embraces all the
measures OF both the republican and democratic par
ties. with the prohibition Of the liquor traffic included
therefore be 1t
Resolved That we, the prohibtioniss and other rep
resentatives Of the above party and principles Of the
county Of Albany pledge united and individual
support TO the prohibition State ticket headed by
George b DusenberrY for SECRETARY OF State
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RELIGIOUS RAILROAD REvIvALs.

The revival among railroad in New Jersey has
extended to Port Morris the line Of the Delaware
and Lackawanna Railroad The number Of men who
attend the meetings is set down 400 Fifty-seven
conversions reported and demand has been made
that the Young Mems Christian Association OF Boonon
tender their assistance and aid the IN prayer and
religious exercises Sunday school has been already
established. The superintendent Of this school pre-
dicts that Will soon be necessary TO build chapel or
church Bible racks have been set up on some of the
engines
The New York herald., 1875-10-29
THE HOUSE OF BISHOPS.

The House of Bishops o. the Episcopal Church met
yesterday At Grace church 70 elect missionary bishops
Tor China and Africa or the afty-six bishops in the
United States thirty four present. the Bishop Of
Kentucky being Ia the chair Rev william Talstock
of Connecticut acted secretary The Convention
vas private, and ts abors viii not be concluded until
r.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents shpma are informed
that by teegraphing to the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett, No 4e Fleet street. London" the
Paris Office, addressing Bennett Avenue dc pOpera
Paris" the arrivals at and departures from European
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign trading
with the United States the will be cabed this
try free Of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi
terranean ports viii nd the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news.
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VILLAGE FIRE IN NEW JERSEY.

MADISON Oct, 2s, 1875
nre resulting from the explosion OF lamp, totally
destroyed the fine brick building occupied by Van wag-
ner Co., druggists, and slightly injured Harman's
store The business portion Of the village endan-
gered and kilograms Morristown and New
ark for help. The appeal promptly brought fire COM
panies from both places but the Morristown company
arrived Arst and they succeeded in quelling the
flames, there nothing for the Newark company TO
do but return which they did. Great excitement pre-
vailed throughout the VILLAGE
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A TRAIN wRECKER ARRESTED.

SEABRooK N. H., Oct. 28 1875.
Henry Beekman, ringeader of gang who attempted
70 wreck train the Eastern Railroad Sunday
night was arrested at Exeter to-day.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Ellen Bogart aged sixty eight years, had her right
leg fractured yesterday by being by wagon
at Greenwich avenue and Tenth street
The body Of the unknown woman found drowned
yesterday in tho Narrows was identified last evening
that Of Francska Muss OF No 305 East Fourth
street. She has been missing since the 10th inst
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FIRE IN MADISON.
MoRRrsrowN. n. j. o

MoRRIsrowN, n j., Oct. 2s, 1875.
fire at Madison this afternoon destroyed Van
Wagners drug store and Post Office. The Fire Depart
Of Morristown aided in preventing the spread Of
the flames The loss is fully covered by 900 insur
in New York and Newark companies. The fire
was caused by gasoline explosion.
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CONFESSION.
Ha. MOODY on THE BEEET1cENT POWER OF
coSrrssroN-A BELIEVER IN HARD DARGAISs

nrR. MOODY on THE BEEEFIcENT POWER OF
conTrrssroN-A BELIEyER IN HARD DARdAISs
REBUEED.
Tba ,,eetng Yesterday morning at the Brooklyn
aberuaele was characterized by large attendance
as ON the previous mornings and the overflow was
.g.,n nrovided for in the chapel Mr.. Sankey spent
mart OF the hour in the church. then LEFT 70 attend the
meeting in the chapel He came in before time for
onening and led the congregation in hymn Tho
meeting was opened BY the singing Of the seventy
seventh hymn Requests for prayer we're then read
After a few moments or silent prayer for the ro
quests the eighty fourth hymn sung.
MI Moody read the story Of the prophet Elisha
raising the shunammite's child from the dead Then
he said--The verse ! want to call your attention to
4 thc thireth-"And the mother Of the child said,
As the Lord liyeth ana thy soul lveh, will not
leave hee.n Now, some people coming 10 these
meetings I think, because there Is such great
crowd that there win be a good work DONE Now, If
W. don't lean God We shall be defeated. want to
hold up this woman as an example "As thy soul
liyeth viii not leave thee" Well she did not for
she had she would not have got back her II we
come to Christ and pour out our hearts in prayer
Christ viii not disappoint II was great disap-
pointment when the staff and servant failed but
Christ came and brought resurrection 10 that child
Oh, mothers, is it well with your chidren2 Bring
expect great things from Christ the blessings VIII
j remember, at the close Of meeting in Nashville,
soldier rose up; he a strong fellow, and he
trembling from head to foot He put his hand in his
pocket and drew out letter covered with -
got il last night" he said, ''and did sleep a
minute Ii is letter from my sister, and she tells
that every night when the goes down she goes
her knees to pray for me, and cannot
rest y God had answered that sisters prayer. .,
my friends, let us take our brothers want TO
saved right away from the meetings and the minis
ters, straight TO the Master, and he will answer.
O. my friends let go straight TO the Master Let
have few moments of silent prayer; then If any
led by the spirit of God let him pray Here prayers
offered and the eleventh hymn was sung by Mr..
Sankey, and f. W. Howiey delivered short address
DR. Fulton also delivered short address, after which
the eighty seventh hymn sung, and Mr. Moody
requested few minutes of silent prayer for Gods
blessing all the meetings OF the day. There
several other requests for prayer, among them
for
CATHOLICS,
especially who came out OF the Rink weeping
and sobbng II never knew there was such short
way to be saved / have learned tonight Mr..
Moody requested those who wished be prayed tor TO
stand, and he closed the meeting with short prayer:
'We thank Thee for this pleasant hour thank Thee
for the privilege Of coming straight TO the throne of
God May there be many souls saved to-day, and may
God be with US We 60 TO our homes and
Dur places OF business may the windows OF
heaven be opened and the spirit Of God descend on
The New York herald., 1875-10-29
NEW YORK FIREMENs ASSOCIATION

ne New York Fremen's Association held a meeting
as' evening = Bleecker Building FIX Alderman Eugene
NIa presiding About twelve new members re-
cesed and the Centennial excursion 10 Philadelphia
On Thursday. November IL : -
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared at New Bedford Oct ~, bark Patina Rowland
Indian Ocean (and sailed 2Sth.
In Arctic Ocean Sept To- barks Triton Heppngstone Of
NIB with 10 whales and 500 bbs walrus I'd Fish
err do, with whales and 400 bbls walrus oil
letter from Capt Clifford Of bark Oak of New York re-
this
spoken-oct going into Cumberland Inlet bark Nile
Spicer, nj, with 260 bbs VIII oil
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SAILED.

Steamers Frsa Ger, for Hamburg; Switzerland Belp)
Antwep Holland tjr), London; City of Cruz Iia
Montgomery Fenandina, &c; Gen Barnes Savannah
Old Dominion, Richmond, &c; Albemarle, Lewes Del.
barks Lalah Rookh OBJ, Hayre; Dpton Brl, London ;
Bertoletto Savona taD Cork Falmouth Luigi Aus do
do Giuseppe Abundo dtaD, Trieste Carrie L Tyler
Genoa brgs Sara Dutch, Corfu; Thomas Turu Porto
Rico.
Wind at sunset, SW
Barometer a sunset 3015.
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RELIGIOUS MISSIONS.
ANNUAL MEETING Of THE AMERICAN MIS-
sIoNARY ASSOCIATION.

NNNVAL MEEIINU q THE AMERICAN MIS-
s1oNARY ASSOCIATION.
MDoLETows, Conn, oct 2s 1875
The annual meeting Of the American Missionary Asso
citation was continued to-day. This morning PAPERS ~
interest we're read, foows:--By Dr. Leonard Baoon
of New Haven, upon rhe Fundamental Reconstruction
Of the south;' BY Rev. +. ?. Hawos, Of New Haven
upon slavery and the Slave Trade a. They Nov Friet
ii the World" by Rev. Mr. Dana of Norwich unon
sThe EvaDgezaton Of Africa.n Dr. Bacon took Tho
ground that federal legislation the Of force 10 sn
force legislation Is no longer needed at the South but
the work or the schools and the Church. and especially
the work Of Cancellation.
After the reading Of the papers interesting addresses
upon the topics presented were made BY Rev DR..
Haudin. Of COnstantincplci Rev Mr.. Grout formerly
of south Africa Mr. Dougal, Of the View York Wines;
DR.. Whipple or New York and others
in the afternoon Session Mr.. a. Meacham Tor
merly Peace Commissioner with General Candy gave
Captain Jacks version Of the Modoc troubles Rev. A
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

John Klngle, aged thirtydve years, attempted sui
eide yesterday evening By taking prussic acid Family
troubles supposed to have induced him 10 the act
He was taken to Bellevue Hospital HIS condition is
considered pTecarous.