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The New York herald., 1875-10-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK EDMUND Ger), Jordan Philadelphia from Liver
pool reports sept ~ la s9 lon ~ eneoInSred a. hurr
PEELED throw overheard 100 tons OF cargo Sept "a en-
sails everything movable washed the deck, and
received other damage.
sonR DAsrEL CLARK CBrl from New York for St John
NIB before repo rted ashore Peaed lin Bars Cape Cod
condemned aud sold provincetown parties tho
following day The vessel viii be torn up the cargo
that remains carted over the beach to Proyincetown
ScHR SAXON Of Islasboro, from New York for Camden
to anchor In dangerous position OF Spruce Head
Ledge sa inst and would pro9Mssy M have been total
Foster who towed her Of tho danger and into Seal
bor The saxon had lost o her anchors and dragged
the other until she close on the rocks.
segH @ Na before reported damaged
by eoiiaihg' wiz 80 70 Nc" bedoru 70 repair
LILY, Taylor from Charleston Oct 0ior New York.
with Cn and cotton before exported dsv put 4 back
e i9s Re'' ''A' condition 'n' arrived at A''' on the
scnR NEPrUSEs PRIDE at Portland for Now York while
entering the former port struck Aliens rock and
% leaking badly her pumps barely keeping her aioai was
towcd to the city
soHR EnEs FISHER from widdsor, Ms, for Alexandria,
Va got ledge Addison Me- her stern and
had discharge her there and undergo repairs
complete which will consume two or three weeks
BANGOR, Oct I4-ships Harriet McGvery, Lucy Nick
els aud Henrietta Of Searsport are loading with deals in
The eIen Aaer 100 toms q New York, hauled
out Of McGivery Co.'S railway last night
HAugAx Ms Oct l5-The steamer Nova scotian now due
from England, has not yet been reported at ST Johns NJ
oUEsEq Oct lnGge5ce has been reseyed Sc @ that the
became watcogged In TIE gale on the 10Th inst at 81
Pierre Muueion crew were saved the
abandoned.
81 JoHx Nh, Oct 1.-THE abandoned ship MayAower
from Greenock or Boston, was seen IN good condition, by
vessel Miramichi
sehr Minnie recently port from Dorchester ex.
perenced heavy weather AID had W be ashore
mouth Of shepoddy River She s repairing but has
sustained no serious damage.
LAUEcHEs-The schr Maud Briggs building at Joseph
Oake Sons yard Ii Brewer, Is 3i2 tons, old
neut and will be launched on SATURDAY..
The appearances that Capt lIetrman's ship
building 10 carters yard At Belfast will launch until
spring
LAuECHRD-At Bangor Oct i3. from Crosby's yard the
Harry smith, owned by the builders John Weeks
and II smith Go IL New York She has been chartered
w sterns Co 20 load deals for Liverpool and will be-
GIN to load Immediately.
At Damarlscotta, Me oct ~ by Charles Merry. the
bark Josie Moore 4Jo tons owned BY Waydell Co Of
New York and Capt Carlisle Of Portland will COM
mnnd her. She is destined Tor the Cuhn trade.
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steamer Denmark CBD, Williams I.ondon-FwJ Hurst
gan.
steamer France tFrl, Trudele Havre-Ceo Meckenne.
steamer Geo II Stout Ford. Philadephia-Jas Hand.
ship Z w Stetson, Moore, London-Grinnel, Mintnrn
Bark John Campbell tBr. Harkinson London-Jas W FL
well a 90.
Bark Giuseppe Accame QtaD. Mainero, London-sloco-
Bsrt Runberg GSon FrodrIcksen. LOndon-Funeh, Edge
Bark Iona tAus Ragusen. Gloucester E-Funch. Edye
BARK skuida tNop. johnson, Glasgow-Funch, Edye a
Bark Embla QSor) sorensen. Dundalk-Benham a Boye-
Bark France ct Platte Fr, Lcquense Cork for orders
Bars Bett Aus Tomcich Falmouth for orders
BARK Charlotte sr Wheaton, Cork or Falmouth for or
ders-lieo Bulley. =
RarE Josephine (Br) McFarlane, Alexandria, Ell
BARK Principe dc Napon dtaD Megna, smyrna-Funch,
Brg LAmco Utah, Esposeto, Gloucester. ELauro, sto
rey Scarpati
brig Eliza Thompson, Bates, Arroyo. PR-L W 4 Arm
Brig lydia II Cole CBr, Roese st stJago-waydcll Co
schr Peter Crowel Chase, Buenos AyresJ Norton Jr
schr speedwen Drisko Barbados-Dwighi Platt.
schr Remington, Harding, ST Pierre, Mart-h suau
SON ,,,,.a - = .
De Wolf 4 Co.
schr Laura Roberts Observation-Disclosures Ray.
Schr y r Auger Bedel Richmond. Va-A Abbott
Schr II Stockham Reed Washington. DC-Slaght a
schrr Gettysburg, corson, Washington, Dc-slaght
Petty
schr Winnie Lowry, Spear Portland Me-candee Pres
sey
schr Ayres Provost. New Haven-Cartwnght
schr a E Baker, Murray Bridgeport Racket Bro
schr Annie s'nase, Richmond Sag Haroor-ueo biaH
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRrsroI, Oct I5-Sailed, China, for Now York
BkEMKN Oct 14-Sailed barks Iris Ger) PfeiHer Savan
nah Erna CGer), schutte, Galveston.
| CoNsrAsTISoPLE-Arrved, bark Henry knight, Amcs,
New Haven.
DUBLIN, Oct 14-saed, bark J Dufus tBD, Shaw,
North America
GRASGEMoUrH. Oct l4-Arrivcd bark Cameo tBr,, Hut
ton Quebec.
GENOA Oct l3-Arrved schr Della o Yates. Yates, New
York
HAMBURG Oct l4-sailed Artemis for America
HAvRE Oct I3-sailed, bark Montreal (Br, coalaeet,
United States
Also sailed (not arrived 18th, bark Nor, for New
Orleans.
Ipswich, Oct I4-sailod, bark Giovannino qtaD Ma
resca United States; brig Marietta Qtap, Ferrara do
LIvERrooL Oct 15-Arrived Agathe, from PensacoaQ)
Sailed i4th ships Leading Wind Hnckley United States;
Edgar BD, Beverldge, Ssvannah barks vesuvio QtaD,
Cacace, New orleans Wave Queen (Br), Wilson, North
America
LONDON Oct 14-Cleared, barks Eolus GER, Berdng,
United States; Agnes Campbell CBr, Landry, do
MARYPoRr. Oct l4-Saiod, bark Ruma (Aus), Begna,
United States
PLYMOUTH Oct l4-oG ship Cornelius Grinner Borand,
New York for London.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 15-Arrved, steamers Wyoming (Br;,
Price, and scythia qD Hains, New York for Liverpool
Sailed l5th Celtic OBp, Kiddle, and City of
Montreal Br Mirehouse rom Liverpool New York; Da.
kota Q3r) Forsyth from do). do
RAMsGArE Oct I4-Saed bark Adieu (Nor). Guttormsen
Qrom Antwerp Baltimore. having repaired
ROTTERDAM, Oct 14-Arved, steamer Rotterdam Dutch,
Wis, New York.
Sailed 18TH ship Macaulay, Rogers, Baltimore.
SHIELDS Oct i4--Arrived bark Adventure (Br), James
Quebec
woRKrNcros Oct l4-sailed schr Allie Burnham Baxter,
United States.
Sailed from - Alma Medusa, and Sabine for United
States
LONDON, Oct l5-shp wiem Poolman Dutch valck
from Newcastle, Z, for Java and Portland o. has been
totally destroyed by FIRE The saved
have arrived at Padang
Steamer Vile DAurIlac r, has been badly damaged by
FIRE at st Naxare, France.
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

To-day will be the last Of the autumn meeting at
Jerome Park, and from the bill Of fare presented it
promises be about the best regard to the sport
that has been offered Five events are on the card
the first free handicap sweepstakes Of $50 each IL not
declared out, with 5000 added the second horse to
receive $50 out OF the stakes; the distance
one mile and five furongs The second
race VIII he for purse Of $500 for maiden two-year-
olds, dash OF three quarters Of mile The third
event is for purse of 5000 the winner be sod
auction; horses to be entered to be sold for
s2 900 to carry weight for age for 81 500 allowed lbs
for $1,000, lbs for $500 Y lbs the distance mile
and three quarters. The fourth race will be for a
purse of $500, winners at this meeting Of 81, 500 to
carry lbs, Of S2 600 10 lbs extra; horses beaten
and having a this meeting
allowed lbs; the distance two miles and
half The closing event Of the day and
the meeting VIII be handicap steeplechtse
for purse ol $500 $500 of which to 90 the second
horse, three horses the property OF different
ownersl 10 start the distance about Two miles and
halt The following pool sales show The estimate in
which each horse IS held by the specuators.-
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

The Literary Society OF the Young MEMS Christian
Association OF the city Of New York held Its twentieth
semannual reception yesterday evening in Association
Hall
The proceedings commenced with Bible readings
by the President, Mr. Henry S. Carr Mr.. Felix Jel-
lenk gave rectatons from Macbeth and succeeded in
eliciting considerable applause
Mr. Eugene Peck was the orator of the evening, and
he ulated at some length Certain Ideas About CuL
ture" The event of the evening debate upon
the subject ''Is the Present State of American
Civilization Conducive to the Religious Growth of
the People2h MIR. Pinkney and Mr.. Runk contended
the affirmative that civilization and religion have
always advanced hand in hand in the past until they
eliminated in the highest civilization the world has
seen-the Amercan that the conditions favorable TO
religious growth more numerous than those OPP
posed TO it.
Mr.. Rose and Mr. Sage behalf Of the negative, in
sisted that high state OF civilization does not imply
ligous feeling; that scepticsm aud indifference gen
Grated by the teaching In our public schools
and developed by the corruptons and abuses of our
political system have taken deep root among the peo-
ple and that the national temperament, inclined ms II
TO exertIon and the amassIng of material
wealth, is utterly opposed to the spirit OF religion
committee of lve decided by majority of three TO two
in favor of the negative The meeting brought to
conclusion by address from the President on
stReadfnp -
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, 0, Oct l2-sailed bark Dehane Br, Nc
i4th-Arrved, shIp Lancashire BD, New south Wales
ALExANpRiA, Oct l3-Arriyed, schrs Jas Phelps, Rock
saedseSs Kass ord Portland Ruon Jo
sey City; Young Boston; D Anthony, Mary Farr.
I4th3ATriyed sch Henry D"yy, New York. :. u NM.
ArP0NAUG, Oct 14@saed, schr Rachel Jane, Lynch
BOSTON Oct l4-Arrved. schr Louisa Bliss, Strong Phil
I5th~Arived steamers George Appold Loveand Balti.
more; Saxon snow, philadepha bark Glide, Bachelor
Psneet9n, Wells Philadelphis sehrs Cupid Kelly Mira
Fey Sargent ST Martins Colin Baker Baker, PhiIade
pha: Nettie Langdon, Collins, hoboken.
Louisa Bliss, Strong, Phadephis Abbie corson Reed do
s9o AmsSy UsaS Se Hn
Chase. doi Alice, Avery, Goth New York; speedwcn,
Ceared-teamers Parthia CBr Watson LiverpooI Johns
Hopkins, Parker, Baltimore; bark Lyman Pinkham,
BALTIMORE Oct l5-Arrived steamers Raleigh, Oliver.
nedy Pos,e Providence Brune Fosse New YORK
esrks Alfred No yondsrieh, GouesseE 81 Serene S.
Charles Ieyer, Poland Bostoni Vineyard Rosenbrook
CIeared-steamers Blackstone Hallett. Providence Lu
ellie. BENNETT Chareston John Garrett, Hix New York
brig Haskell iasSoI PortsmoStR Nil schrs Thomas
som Sears, Portland; Bird, Fales, bridgeport John
saiedMBarE Maggie u Hngg aneIro; schr Ben Bor
BtLL RIVER, oes la-Arrived, brig Emily CBD shop-
CHARLESTON, Oct .I4-cleared, bark @ Hall Br. Da-
Wis. Rotterdam.
i5th-saiIed, barks Aaron Goudy BD Havre; Herbert
Hall
Little Harry OBJ. RourKe, do
on the port-Bark Gutenberg Ger, Gerlach from Bre
DARIEN, Ga Oct 7-Clearcd, bark Mary Marshall CBr),
Lent, Leith
lOth-Arrved, brgs Wenonah, RUSSELL Charleston Abbo
Watson Hooper Boston.
Doane, Chandler PhiladelphiA
ELLsWORTH, OCT e--Asrived, schrs A Woodward
Woodward New York; ilth, Red Rover B0wden, do
Cleared 18Th schr las Holmes, Rider, New York.
EAST GREENWICH, Oct l3-Saied, schr l. D Wells
Wells, New York
tigua for orders.
metro; schr Anna W BarEer from do
Sacd-Bnrk Gitariela lBrl, from Bermuda), Baltimore;
PASSED out-Bark Maggie NJ from baltimore Tor Oueens
town schr Francis fAo Turks Island for Bridgeport and
about 100 coasters bound "
FALL RIVER, Oct l3-Auived schrs Blast Parker;
MIST Muncey Storm, Staab and Ynpo Johnson Trenton
Eliza Rebecca, Port Johnson; II Borden Baker New
York 4 w Allen
saed-schrs 4 7 Bryan John Sanford from Somerset
for Gcorgetown, DC
KEY WEST, Oct i5-Arriycd steamer Clyde Kennedy,
New York for Galveston (tnd proceeded).
sailed 18th, sehr Franklin Miller drom Frontera), New
York.
MOBILE, Oct l5-Arrlycd schr Ida ayno Miller, Key
West
ClOared--Bark Eides Nop. Horsen. Grimsby Is.
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
FERRY ROAD IMPROVEMENTS.

The heavy load Of debt with which the Bulls ferry
road expenditures have sadded the townships of Union
HILL Weehawken and West Hoboken, n. j. is alarm
ing the property owners in those places. large meet
ing of citizens took place Thursday night in Keisers
Hotel Union Hi IN reference to the matter. Tho
law authorizing the improvements provides for
the issuance of bonds, follows. VIZ. West
Hohoken $l500o Weehawken, $50, 000 and
Union Hill, S65, 900 II necessary. OF these sums
the following amounts have already been levied,
West Hoboken SO 500; Weehawken, S23, 500 and Union
Hill s3 000 Another big job proposed is the extern
sion Of the OF said road Fulton street. but the
property owners have almost unanimously protested
against the project which is likely to fall through
consequence
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The Illuminating apparatus win be catadoptrc. Of the
80 order, lighting the entire horizon.
The focal plane il 431 feet above mean low water
The light should be In clear weather from the deck OF
Is feet above the level, " nautical miles
piles
Iron work roof painted brown dwelling white and
lantern red.
The approximate position Of the lighthouse as taken
from the Coast Survey charts Is iolows-Lat ~ 90 % n,
Ion 10 rs 81 w
Magnetic bearings distances prominent objects
as follows
Thomas Point wNw y W. nautical mile.
Talley's Point N BY w L w, pa nautical miles
South end OF Kent Island SSE 4 Il. nautical miles.
During thick and foggy weather bell Will be struck by
machinery three strokes in quick succession at intervals Of
80 seconds.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
JOSEPH HENRY Chairman
1873. ' -
The note Of the steam fog whistle Pollock Rip
plainly hoard Chatham, 1o2 miles distant during the
cent - - - y
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fourth Richard nrn Columbia Chief sixth and weOOor

fourth Richard nm Columbia Chief sixth and webber
seventh.
Third Heat Wallace stu the favorte three 10
over the others Jack Draper was nrst away,
Frank Palmer second and the balance we'll together
On the turn Draper showed the way handsomely, and
at the quarter POLE 36z seconds two lengths in
'front.' Palmer second, Richard third, Sir William Wal
lace fourth, Columbia Chief hfth, Bateman sixth and
Webber last There no material change
at the hafmile pole In l13h nor along
the lower turn, but approaching the three quarter pole
Palmer play with Draper and left him as If stand
ing STILL and doing his work grandy passed under the
wire winner Of the heat by one length in 20. Bate
man meant business down the stretch and finished
ond Jack Draper third Richard fourth Columbia Chief
nth, Sir William Wallace SIXTH and Webber, usual
last
The race then went over with the other until to-
morrow.
SUMMARY.
PoISr BREEZE PARK PHILADELPHIA Pa, Oct IA and
10, l875-Third and fourth days Of the Fall Trot-
ting Meeting Judges, George W Fitzwater, Samuel
Comfy and George W. Caket Timer, G. NJ Resell.
Purse No Of $1,000 for horses that beat 2:23;
mile heats three in i've In harness. ST. 600 TO the FIRST
$500 70 the second $500 the third and $500 70 the
fourth horse; entrance ten per cent of purse, which
eli auvth alax
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SCULLING RACE.
THE RACE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP TO-DAY BE.
TWEEN EVAN MORRIS AND HENRY couLTEI
on THE ALLEGHENY RIVER.

PITTsBuRG, oct 15 1875.
great sculllng race for the championship and
purse OF f1 600 between Evan Morris and Henry Coul
ter comes OF tomorrow afternoon over the racing
course al Logan's Eddy, the Allegheny River,
twelve miles from the city
Coulter win row a new shell, which is said TO DO
much better suited for him than the one rowed IN the
former contest and though he is IN as lno condition
az possible the betting rules heavy against him. odds Of
2 70 being frequently offered He has been rowing
constantly since his defeat and IL il quite evident there
is marked Improvement in bis stroke Morris Is ~
excellent trim, and very confident 0f SUCCESS
Inc trouble about the referee has been overcome
through the acceptance of the position BY John Maxwell
Of the Columbia Boat Club
Quite number Of prominent scullsrs and sporting
men from the East are here to witness the contest
which promises TO be exciting than that OF
few weeks ago.
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasers informed
that by telegraphng the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street. London the
Paris office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do pOpera
Paris tho arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United Sates the will DO cabed to this
try FREQ Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the oce the economical
and expeditions for telcgraphing news
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
A NEW BRIGADIER GENERAL.

The field officers of the Finh brigade, Second division
NG.,sN.Y., met last evening, at the headquarters
corner Of Court and Joraemon streets, Brooklyn, TO
elect a general in place of General T. s. Dakin promoted
to &c command OF the Second division. on the first
j. r. Winslow votes and Colonel Joseph Burgher
votes. The second ballot resulted in the unani-
nous selection Of General Jourdan, who now commands
the Thirteenth regiment. The Brigadier for
mery President OF the Police Board, and occupies
prominent position in city politics.
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
THE GOODWIN TRAGEDY.

The inquest the body Of Michael Goodwin, who, it
is alleged died from injuries inflicted by two Of his
his residence in Railroad avenue, Jersey City,
resumed last evening. The evidence damaging 10
the Of deceased Thomas and James. DR. Prem
dergast called but did not respond, and the in
quest was adjourned till Tuesday
The New York herald., 1875-10-16

FIRST RAcE-For the Ladies Cold Cup, valued at
$l00 mile heats.
sue W ynn 4
Mlsueai
Time l:50l4-l:50h
Pools before the first heat averaged $50 to SO
Misdeal and after the FIRST heat $50 TO $25 Sue
Wynn.
SECOND RAcE-Dash of one mile and half for a
purse Of $3.50
Richards Sae Gardner r.........................
Arllouh z
Dead heats between Fanny Malone and Damon for
the third place Time, 2i5.
In the pools Arizona the favorite at $50 TO $40
against the fed
For tomorrow the races follows:-
First dce.-Linckis Hotel Stake, for three-year-
ods; s25 entrance, p. p $3.50 added by Lnck: mile
heats. The following viii probably start:-W. I.
LInck's George Graham, Frankns Planlvoo, Dur
hams Sue Wynn, Rce's Volcano and Richards Katie.
Second Rdce-Jockey Club Purse Of 5000 for all
ages; mile heats three in five. Probable starters
Sallie Gardner and Brakesman.
Third Rgcs.-Consolaton Purse, $3.50; usual weights
and allowances; mile heats Probable starters-Bar-
ry's Cataran. Baile Pcyton's ch. M years old Rich
ards Redman, Barnes sebree, Loves Ida Love- Cheat
hams Newbern and Davis Pythias.
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
INDICTMENT OF A JUDGE.

The Grand Jury Of the Court of Sessions of Kings
ty brought indictment yesterday against Justice
William B. Howard OF East New York, for alleged NAL
feasance in office The offence consists in receiving
Illegal fees He pleaded not guilty, and his trial
set down for Friday next He furnished bail in the
O 500
The New York herald., 1875-10-16

Josephine (Br) Alexandria; John Campbell CBr)
London Christiane (No Cette; Neptun (Aus) Beyrout
Trait dUuon Br, Port Prince; schr Adelaide tBr)
Port Platt.
Wind at midnight. NNW.
Barometer at sunset, 3s.74
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OBITUARY.
HON. WILLIAM CUSHING.

A despatch from Newburyport, Mass, announces the
death Of Hon. william Cushing the youngest brother
Of Caleb Gushing yesterday morning, Of consumption,
az the age Of lfty-two years
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WTIALEMEN.

letter from Capt Baker Of bark Cape Horn Pigeon Of
Dartmouth reports her at Panama Oct having taken go
bbs hpbk oil since last report 1910 do this bbs
and 300 do hpbk oil all told Capt Baker intends 30
June
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Gross Rip tvesse hns ooen returned 70 her station
The Relief 3htvesse No Is 81 ''shoyeliuln station.
by order % the Lighthouse Board.
GEORGE DEWEY
Inspector Second Lighthouse District
Bosr0y Oct "a, 1870
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HAVANA MARKET,

HAVANA. Oct Is, 1878
Spanish gold, 22e< 227; American gold, ga pre-
MUM Spanish. Exchange active. but weak; the
United States % days currency ITO liz premium; short
sight, ia 1i6 premium; 90 davs gold lao AZ
MUM short sight 146 a 14s premium On London, l72
ia premium ON Paris, 13G l3S premium Sugar easier,
but quotably lower
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rnomAs roLaT LLaMr. cnnsArnAKE nAv.

TfUMhH FUINT LTfWf NIII-FNTTafHF HfFf
Notice is hereby gvon that and after November 90
1878 llaht VIII he shown lighthouse recently
erected Thomas Point shoal Chesapeake Bay, Mary
land tho day the light the point itself will
be discontinued.
The light VIII show brilliant rcd Dash az intervals Of 20
aecondk
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Hawthorn CBr) Harding from Gloucester via sgd
ney, CB.
The New York herald., 1875-10-16

NASHVILLE, Oct 15, 1875.
This the third day Of the fall meeting Of the
Albion Jockey Club Galatin. The attendance
very good but the track heavy. The following
the summaries Of the races
The New York herald., 1875-10-16

asy- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NfGHT.-The NEw YoRK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the colos green red changing the other
succession. and be eyera mios distant Cap
alns Of upon seeing this signal will obge pro
pairing any they may for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
Persons desous % communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht, pier No East River, New York
Letters received from all Of the world aud promptly do
nvered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
PEDESTRIANISNL

To-day a lve-mile foot comes on at Deerfoot
Park between J. Connolly, OF New York and IL Ker-
nan, Of Canada A spirited contest is promised
The New York herald., 1875-10-16

FOURTH DAY or THE FALL TRorTING MEETING, OcT.
Is 75-FIRsT REGULAR RAcE-Purse No. 7, OF
81 600 for horses that never beat 2:34 mile heats,
three in five harness. 81 600 to the hrs $500 TO the
second $500 the third and $500 TO the fourth horse
entrance ten per cent which closed with thirteen en-
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,econd: sac back ror running.

NoTE-Postponed after fourth heat until 10th inst
SANE DAY.-SECosD REGULAR RACE-Purse No Q,
of 81 600 for horses that beat 229 mile heats
three Ave in harness; s., 900 the first $500 to
the second $500 the third and $500 the fourth
horse entrance ten per cent which closed with four
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny HERALD YACHTS AND HERALI
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE

wHITESToNE rKLEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Anchore (Br--new), Munro, Glasgow Oct and
Movie Sd with mdse and passengers TO Henderson Bros
Steamer q Y Punch Q3elg. Knudsen Antwerp Sept 26
with and passengers Punch Edge Co. Oct 3
lat c passed German steamer bound east showing sig
nal letters RDWJ.
steamer Switzerland (eig) Jackson Antwerp Sept 80
with mdse and passengers to w Cotton. Had strong
westerly gales, with fog on the Banks.
Steamer Crescent City Curtis, Havana Oct O. with
mdse and passengers Vim Clyde Co Had strong NE
winds the entire passage
steamer Abemare Gibbs, Lewes DEL with mdse to the
Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Ship Tam OShantcr (ucw 1900 tons), Soule Portland
DAYS ballast to master
Ricardo Baros Newton days. with fruit
TO J 4 Pearsall; vessel to Weinberg.
schr Sak Of Machias), German Alma NIB IL days. with
lumber TO Chase, Talbot Co.,
The New York herald., 1875-10-16
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Staplr

ArEs or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR rHE MONTHS
OcTORhR NOVEMBER