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The New York herald., 1875-09-17
VAN DUsEN'S BAD EYEsIGHT.
A POLICE CAPTAIN WHO COULD NOT SEE MIKE
MURRAY's GAME

POLICE CAPTAIN WHO COULD NOT SEE MIKE
MURRAY's GAME.
The OF Captain Van Dusen, Of the Fifteenth pre-
cnct charged with neglect Of duty failing 10 report
the existence Of all gambling houses in his precinct as
per general order called up yesterday before Com
missoners Matsel yoorhis and Disbeoker
The spec Acatons set forth that on the morning of
the 5th a gambling house was discovered in
Eighth street kept by Michael Murray while Captain
Van Dusen reported his daily returns that no gam
bling being carried in his precinct during that
day The complainant in the Inspector
McDermott by whom the raid had been made.
Inspector McDermott took the stand and testified
Shortly after assuming command Of the Second Inspec
ton district issued an order to all captains in the dis
trct TO report in writing from day to day the
OF all gambling houses and houses OF ilfame IN their
precincts while at the Central Ofce on the 9Th inst
Richard c. johnson, alias Dick Coffee, reported 10
that he had that night lost $500 playing faro Mike
hurray's gambling house, on Eighth street; there
CpOn, with Detectives Lyon and Wood. Of the Central
Once, and posse OF policemen Of the Fourteenth pre-
cinct made a descent the place catching several
persons in the act Of playing and capturing the gam
bling paraphernalia and s. 44 % IA money: Captain
Van Dusen never reported that gambling was being
carried on there, as it was his duty to do.
Richard g. johnson sworn Went into Mike Mur-
rays gambling house at halipast two O'Clock the
morning OF September 81 there played faro losing about
1900; man named Andrew Smith was dealing; Murray
stood behind the witness while the latter Played Wit
ness did not know the place had been open for week
previous TO the 5h inst.
For the defence Sergeant Murray, Of the Fifteenth
precinct testified that the month OF July last he had
while IN command OF the precinct Captain Van Dusen
being his vacation closed up the gambling house Of
Mike Murray; he did so az the complaint Of a man
named Johnson who reported that he had lost $3.50 at
hurrays place. the witness acting that Information
took with him a posse Of men and made a descent
upon the house, had not been aware that
gambling had been recommended at the place;
had received orders from Captain Van Dusen TO watch
for gambling houses and report 10 him; frequently
passed it and sign Of gambling gong on inside
Commissioner Voorhs subjected the witness 10
rigid cross examination as 10 the method usually
adopted by policemen for discovering gambling houses
The witness continued that the best way in his
opinion, 10 discover gambling try the doors
but TO obtain information from other sources; a police,
in uniform would be less valuable IN this respect
than in citizens dress.
After the testimony Of some other witnesses the case
was adjourned until ten A. NJ. on the Goth inst
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srErrS, aug zsArfved Eorpe. Johannesen, Philadel-
phia sepento. Jorgesen. 29th Dagna Christensen,
DO; Padang Packet SchultE Nev York; Alice Starrett,
shaw, do, Heimath, kraft Baltimore.
SEVILLE Aug l7-Saied Due Frateli Menina. New York.
ST HELENA ono date)-Arrived, Eliza Kenny, Ptman,
kapgoon for Falmouth; w q RUSSELL Owen Akyab for do.
IRALEE, sept l-Sailed Romula Edgett New York.
Elso' Ang 2j-Arrived, Adonis Madrid New Orleans.
win, Craig, Santander.
WEST CoAsr or AFRIcA-At Jeliah Coffee Aug H. Boil
ivia, Everett. from Little Popo.
At Accra Aug II, Wheatland Miller Salt Pond Ster-
Ling French, from Cape Coast
At Sierra Leone Aug 49, Tropic Bird Hayin for Boston
Liberia, Richardson, Tor Monroya.
BURNos AYRrs (by telegraph from Montevideo dated
Sept 2The Lotte Kiots American schooner din
baast took fire and scuted 70 her hull she will
probably oe total loss.
GALWAY Sept SThe American ship Colorado was safely
docked last evening
MILFORD, Sept 2-1he Adrian Lloyd from Hamburg for
Charleston, SC nanure salt) has with of
gaantroyamas yard and gear, three topsals mainsah
topga antstaysa Iib and Oreopma two boats
with &C. buwarks starboard and carried
away, and having shipped which carried after
hatchway quantity Of water finding its way hold
PoRT ALFRED August 4-The Tecumseh from Singapore
Liverpool arrived about twelve miles OF this August
loss rudder having encountered heavy gale;
and succeeded In wing her
anchorage whore she remains at anchor she will OBJ
tain rudder here possible II not she is endcavoring
with the Basuto TO tow her round
Bny
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. l6, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Canada 3r samner, Liverpool via Queenstown
-F W j Hurst.
steamer Wieand Gen, Hebich Hamburg-Kunhardt &
Co.
steamer claribel CBr), Williams Port Prince sc-Pim,
FurwOod a Co
steamer Wilmington, Gardner, Gonaives, kew Clyde
&
steamer City ofvera Cruz Deaken, Hayana-F Alexan-
Steamer City Of Houston, Deerng Galveston via Key
West-C II Mallory Co
Steamer Huntsville, Chester Fernandina via Port Royal
II Gclpcke
Steamer Gen Barnes Cheeseman, savannah-w r Garri-
moud-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer g Biddle Pierce. Philadepha-Jas Hand.
Steamer franconia, Bragg, Poruand--J Ames.
Steamer Nereus, Berry. Boston-H + Dimock
BARK Carrie Delap lBp, McCray. Antwerp-Simpson,
Bark Eothesay Sor), Ivesen Amsterdam-Funch. Edyo
Bark Prinz Friedrich Carl GER, Granzen Bodoraa rus
Bark Brothers Bahrs Rio Janeiro-,Ias Z Ward & Co.
Bark TRADE Aus, Iarabochia New Oreans-JOhu Q Sea-
Brig Julia KING Br), Rowland Dublin, Up Yevius &
Son.
Brig Woodland Valentine, Palma Ciajorca) for orders
John Littlusen.
Brig Excelsior CBD, Mayor Hamilton Bermuda,-D Nc
Coll
Brig Lucy OBJ, Irving S, Johns, NF-Pomares & cush-
schr Julia oliueh Or, MaIoney. st Andrews, NB--Jed
Frye Co.
Schr Laura CBr Foster 81 John, NB-TIeney Parker
schr W u Jones, Line, Fenandina-A Abbott.
Schr Nettio Walker. Drew Jack son vlleWaren Ray.
scnr J. r Davis Sterling savaunah--Evans, Ball & Co.
schr Wedmore, Munro, Washington, NC-Lophar
schr Helene Perry Bal;imore-Wm Chalmers
Schr HASTINGS. Chase. New BediOrd-ferrls0n 4 Wood
hcfr Artist Forester. Dghtun, Muss-FeryusOu
Schr " II Bowen Dli. PrOyideBcc-H W acksou 4 Son.
schr Henrietta. Chataeld New Hagen-Cartwrght
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER ST MARY, from Havana for Galveston put into
Southwest Pass Sept I6 with loss of smokestack and wheel
house
surP SHEDIAc r wrecked at Cape Tormentine is said
other report has that the total insurance $4,000 the
ship being insured in United States office She owned
by Hon j Smith, Mr. L Smith, of Shediac; Messrs &
Harris, Moncon and others, who $l5 600
$4,000 in getting her ahoat and rehtng her. after pur-
chasing her she lay ashore at Shediac.
BARK L WcKwIRE CBr), Munroe, from Darien for
Shields which put into St Thomas in distress sold
auction on Sept z.
BRIG CATHERINE , Houdson. from Rio Janero for New
York. at st Thomas in Distress nearly ready for
the 9th inst, and would shortly proceed her voyage
BRIG SARAH f KENNEDY, Cadis which sprung aleak
while loading SALT remained at that Aug 2 repairing
BRIG CHLLIANwAIAH 3r), Colcord, from Matanzas for
New York with moasses put into Key West Sept 10 leaking
badly.
scHR W ALLEN mot VIM Allen) Conklin from Balti-
for New York with coal the schr which put into
Lewes, Del, leaking
BATH, 15-Houghton Brothers will launch from their
yard tomorrow at 80 PM ship bohemia 16o0 tons She
IS owned by the builders and will be anded by Capt
John Delano.
MAYAGUEz PR Aug 25-A few small vessels for New York
IT still needed at the end of the island.
NEwPoRr Sept 15The hull and Of the schr Minnie
Kenny which recently ashore Point Judith, while
her way from Amboy Fall River with cargo Of coal,
have been sold at auction and realized about 81 900
PORTLAND o. Sept THE of ship City OF York
that the damage the will be less than 81 600
The ship listed saving the wheat the side
DERELIcr vEssEI-Mr John Cooper Sandy Hook pilot of
boat Thos Negus reports passing Sept 49, in lat 40 80 lon
20 vessel bottom up could she coppered and
keel vessel but unable TO ascertain anything further
concerning her Judged her to be about $50 burthen
LAuNcHED-At Bath Sept 10. by Messrs Goss Sawyer
fine ship Of 1850 TONS named Astoria She built under
owned by Patten Sons and Cbas Davenport She will
be commanded by Capt. Ohm Kelley. OF Bath.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Julia Mathews benefit takes place tonight
She viii appear in "Girofe- GiroAa"
Mr. Barry Sullivan Will take his benefit tonight when
he appears for the last time the character Of Richard
Ill
The Park Theatre crowded last night with brill
liant and amused audience who to enjoy the per-
formance which, by some legal jugglery explained in
the law reports elsewhere, prevented from taking
place night before last 'The Mighty Dollar will hold
the boards for some time come
"Madame L'Archiduc" has proved genuine success
nj the Lyceum Theatre. Both Nine GeofIroy and Nile
Duparc have become established tavorites with the fre
quenters OF the house. The grand military review IN
the last act stl continues be leading feature of the
performance Madame L LArchiduc" is likely to hold
the boards until the arrival Of signor Rossi.
The performance given last night at Central
Park Garden for the benefit Of Mr. Theodore
Thomas proved, in spite Of the storm, plete
There was an absolute crush and very carly
In the evening it was impossible to find an
unoccuped seat The audience was recruited
from the airest and most distinguished Of our metro
poitan society, and there notably large repre-.
sentation Of persons prominent IN musical circles.
The programme selected for the Included works
by Bach, Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, which
were performed with the admirable intelligence and
hnish which has made Thomas orchestra 80 popular
With the educated lovers Of music.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept I5-Arrived ship John Mann Br, Gibson
New York
Sailed 18th, barks Eios Aus Ear New York; Hope C8r
Robson, do.
BRsToI. Sept I5-Saled ship ST Petersburg (Nor Han.
SEN New York
BORDEAUX, Sept l4-Arrived bark Ste Genevieve Pr),
Demeurant Now Orleans
CRooKHAvEN Sept 1901. ship Bonnie Dundee Br)
Goh. from Quebec for Liverpool
CoNsTANTIsoPLE-sailed, brig Daisy Mccarthy New Ha
DUBLIN Sept l5-sailed bark Charles Cox 1Br. Goudy
North America.
GLASGOW, Sept l5-sailed ship Glenberric Br) Dawson
North America.
HAmURG, Sept l5-Arrved barks Candace Ger, stehr
San Francisco reported arrived 9TH Ger
Christofers New York.
Sailed 14th bark Sunny Region Br), Kenny, North Amer
lea
HAvRR, Sept i5-saied, ship scioto cB0, Mitchell New
Orleans; bark Pekn, Seymour. New York.
HELvoET, Sept l4-saled. bark Anna (Nor Gunnefsen,
New York
LIVERPOOL, Sept IS-saiied ship Athenais o8r Jones,
New York
sailed 18TH ships Zephyr sweetser United States;
Ronochan Br), Scott, North America
LONDON Sept le-Cleared bark Mirto (Aus), Boromo,
United States.
LoNDoNDERRY, Sept le-sailcd bark Village Belle CBr3
McCoy. United States.
LEGHoRS-saed, bark Ironsidos, Tapley New York.
MovILLE, Sept l6-Arrived Hibernian (Br),
Archer Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool
MALAGA, Sept l5Arrived, bark Fury Loud Denia; brig
j PetngL Hail. Glasgow.
NEWCASTLE, Sept l5Arrved ship Zurich (Br), Forster
Quebec; bark Wilhelm Ger) Rose do; zulettc (Br),
Young, do.
PLYMOUTH, Sept 15-Arrived. brig Golden Fleece CBr.
Harnden, Montreal
Arrived in the Channel 18th, bark Finland us). Bornes
tad, from Quebec for London.
PAYsANDU Sept 5-Cleared, brig Dudley, Dunnel. Balh-
OuRrysrowN Sent l5-Arrived bark Left Friksen Cyor
Mathesen, New York.
RIGA-Arrived bark Idolique (B Nckerson, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept I4-Sailed Neckar (Ger
Meyer tfrom Bremen). New York.
SUNDERLAND Sept 15Arrived ship Charmer CBr) Guth-
rie, Quebec.
ST VrScESr-Sailed bark Warren Hallet Doane Boston
America.
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ROUGE EFT NOIR.

DESCENT ON A GAME AND DESPERATE RE-
sIsTANCE.
George Hendrckson, OF South Oyster Bay Long
Island, went 70 the Seventeenth precinct station
house and Informed Captain Mccullough thai he had lost
Sl4 at game called rouge ct nor In a gambling house
at No First street Captain Mccullough al once pro-
cecded 70 the place mentioned with section Of men and
on arriving there found all entrance barred against him
lie ordered his men 10 break their way into the place
and they followed his orders 10 the letter breaking
through four doors before they reached the gambling
table Ihere they iound our ono person, whose name
is Frederick Murphy and who at once placed under
arrest
Murphy arragDed at the above Court YESTERDAY
where be identified by Hendrckson as the person
who dealing the game where be lost his Si4
Murphy was held in 81, 900 bail 70 answer.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
ONE OF THE YoUNGERs SHOT
STORY OF THE SHOOTING or THE ROBBERS or
TIE HUNTINGTON VA BANK.

STORY OF THE SHOOTING OF THE ROBBERS or
TIE HUNTINGTON VA BANK.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept 16, 1875
despatch TO the Louisville detectives reports the
Wouhdng and capture Of OF the men who recently
robbed the Huntington VA Bank Of 81 900 in the day
light The detectives that the capture was made
at Pine Hi, KY, BY two residents named Dillon
during Tuesday night. 1t seems four men, who com
mtted the robbery in Huntington, we're pursued into
Kentucky the news Of their fight being telegraphed
ahead Of them every day, with Instructions 70 effect
their capture. on Tuesday word was received
pt Pine Hill that four robbers supposed
20 belong 70 the James Younger hand
were near that place. The two Dllons armed them.
selves up night The lookout for the out
laws Az twelve O'Clock four men were seen by the
Dllons coming toward their home. They opened tho
door and asked what they wanted. Only men were
now seen, and without answering they fired on the
DillOns but without injury The shots returned
and Of the outlaws fell Az this iuncture the two
other outlaws appeared Ia the GEAR Of the billions firing
ns they approached but without injury. The DillOns
then retreated 70 their home, Grng as fast as they
could. when all was over three q the men had fed
leaving their companion whose appearance answers TO
tne description ot Cole younger. the Missouri outlaw
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

re- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red green red changing from the other
succession and can be several miles distant Cap
tans Of vessels upon seeing this signal will obse by
pairing any marine they may have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
BPersons desirous Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do addressing such vessels
of HERALD yacht pier No East River New York.
received from all parts Of the world promptly de-
hyered. Duplicates required.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD |
wnITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LIVE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Abyssnia (Bp, Murphy, Liverpool Sept 4 and
queenstown 9th, with mdse and 378 passengers 20 q
steamer Greece Q}r Thomas, London Sept and Havre
5d VIVA nose aud lbJ passengers 20 W Hurst Sept 6
at 454 Ion So passed red telegraph buuy marked No
3 with hAgah top 7th lat ~ Ion % no. passed
A1stacs lNoD, from Rotterdam Tor Boston 10Th lat a.
on ~ experienced revolving heavy gale from The westward
steamer state Of Pennsylvania CBr, Knight Glasgow
Sept via Larne 4th, with mdse and f1s passengers
Austin, BALDWIN \ Go, Had westerly
moderate gales 70 36 sx hours dense fo after which
violent gale beginning az Sc and ending with ship hove
for 10 hours remainder voyage brisk westerly reezes
passed large iceberg In LAT "A, lon 4s 46
Steamer August Andre Bolg). Greve. Antwerp Sent 1
wish mdsg and ~ passengers 70 Funch Edye CO. sept
20 Ion 81 - passed Norwegian ship from Genoa 40
days out steering 4sh, la& AZ 60 80 spoke Garnan
bark Paul. steering W
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
SPOKEN.


delphla no date lon ~ by pilot boat No 49,
Ship Thornhll Br Hanos from Quebec for Liverpool.
sept 4 lat A bS lon 40 -,
ship , burns from Liverpool for San Francisco,
July 20. lat 1 N, Ion % 30 W.
Ship voyager Chase, from Now York for San Francisco.
July 20. lat "A n Ion A. w.
Slip HsrmonlS small, nom Liverpool for Bombay. Aug
81, lat 80 30 n, lon 40 w.
Ship Aacana Of 81 John, NIB, Tor Bombay, July H. lat
z 80 n lon 25 IA w.
Anr 20, lat ~. lon l3.
/, III miles SM OF ally.
81 30. lon %
so N. lon ~ W.
Bark Lewis Lamb CBr) from GreenOck for Montreal,
Aug 2S LAT 81, Ion 81
Bak CIeshro Bachedcr from Cardiff for AMER, Sept 1,
Bark Shamrock Panno from Hamburg for New York, Aug
Bark Amcta (Nop, London for New York. Sept 1.
LAT ~ OF, lon 81. 81.
Barb Repubiic Of Windsor Ms. Sept lat a 40
Abark showing letters WINS cupposed Amehcan), Aug
20, Lar AZ 50 y. lon 10 Ol W.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
atfp
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY oF Music.

The spectacular play Of "Around the World in Eighty
Days. is still being presented at the Academy Of Music
by the Kiralfy troupe to good and remuneratve
houses The enjoyed by this remarkable piece at
the Academy is appropriate Of the great success
attained by the original the Porte ST Martin Theatre
in Paris where they adopting tho American fashion
OF matinees in order TO accommodate the crowds OF
people desirous Of seeing The scenery introduced at
the Academy is very hne notably the ship in the
fourth act The mechanical effect elcits much applause
rs does also the railroad scene
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
A FARO GAME BROKEN UP.

Yesterday afternoon, about halfpast Gvo O'Clock,
Captain saunders Of the Twenty seventh precinct,
made descent upon the gambling at No. Park
place The officers we're unable 70 make entrance
until one Of the detectives suggested that ladder be
brought This vas At once done and entrance
Effected George Clark, the dealer, was arrested and
four Others two only Of whom gave names-John
Stevens aud w. Princa Several narties succeeded M
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
A GAMBLING POLICEMAN.

Patrolman Thomas II. Fay, Of the Fifteenth precinct
was yesterday arraigned on charge Of gambling in
the house OF Nike Murray the night that place was
raded Tho defendant pleaded that he had gone there
for the purpose OF ascertaning whether gambling
beng carried on for the purpose Of reporting the
70 Captain Van Dusen. The referred TO the
Board FOR decision.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
A PoLICEMAN's EXPLANATION.

New YORK, Sept. 16, 1875.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In your report yesterday of the trial Of Edward Con-
way, for the robbery Of Sarah j. Van syke you say
testified to being in Conway's company all the evening
at a picnic Your reporter misunderstood my testi-
mony. Conway was no associate OF nine | not
in his company minute during that day evening
did 50 testify. was with the picnic duty
police officer solely and him there. am sir, very
respectfully FRANK CAVANAGH
Officer Eleventh Precinct.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

that by teegaphng 10 the London Bureau No 40
Fleet street. to tho Paris Office No 81 Avenue dc Popera
the arrivals and departures European and Eastern
ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading with the
charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi-
terranean ports will find the the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM OLIVER STONE, n. A.

WILLIAM OLIVER STONE, n. A.
The well known artist William Oliver Stone n A,
who died so suddenly at Newport, l., on Wednesday
afternoon born at Derby, Conn. but most Of his
life mad been passed in New York He was specially a
portrait painter and in that branch Of art he had great
success He lavorte artist and was commits
stoned by most of the best known, wealthy persons OF
this city. He a member the Union and Century
clubs and usually contributor 10 the exhibitions
Of the latter club His unexpected death will shock
many persons 10 whom he endeared.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
THE EARL OF HUNTINGDON.

The cable last night announced the death Of the Earl
of Huntingdon. Travers Theophilus Henry Hastings
Earl OF Huntingdon born the sth of No
vember 1s0s and at his death was sixty-seven
years Of age. He succeeded the twelfth
Earl Of Huntingdon the death OF his father In 1928
Seven years later after succeeding to the title he
red Elizabeth Ann daughter and heir of the late Mr.
Richard Power, of Waterford. The line OF the Earl
dates from the Norman conquest, George, the third
Baron Of the house Of Hastings, having been created
first Earl of Huntington by Henry VIII
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
HERALD FRIDAY, IT, SHEET

getting out OF the house before the police made the
descent The captured property consisted OF 900 ivory
checks one faro table, layout, one casing box,
few chairs and tables and the elegant carpets OF the
roo,ns The arrested parties all gave their residences
as New jersey though il Is well known by the police
that they are New York gamblers. The fancy" as
the poi,e stvle them we're all taken 10 the police
ton where they we're held to await hearing At court
hfc
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB.

TRIANGULAR CONTEST IN oowANUs BAY-THE
vANITA THE WINNER.
The race between the smallest boats belonging TO the
Atlantic Yacht Club, which postponed from Fri
day last, came OF yesterday Though somewhat prom
sing IN the morning the weather by no means
agreeable toward the Of the contest which
ated drenching shower Of The entries were
as follows
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WTIALEMEN.

Arrived New Bedford Sept i6 schr VIM Wilson, Braey
of Marion. from Hatteras Ground
Hope On l9l tons. Of Boston Fairhaven,
has purchased by John Richardson and others Of
New Bedford She will be rigged bark fitted for
whaling ia the Atlantic and Pacific under and
Of Capt Michael Baker late Of eh Petre and will sail In
November.
Boston 80 bbs sp oil y schr Benz Young which
IA lat 81 50, Ion 70 55 on the 2Sth Of August.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
MARQUIS pENso DE cAyouR.

The Marquis Benso de Cavour, nephew Of the famous
minister, has just died. The name and nily of Ca
YOUR have thus become extinct The Marquis was the
possessor Of his uncle's papers
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
Iowrsrorr ANp Krss1NeLAvn L1Gnrs

Notice is hereby that alteration in the positions Of
the North Holm and other buoys having been made the
Loweso and Kessng gland Lights have been altered and
show follows, viz
Loweston Low Light changes color cable Of
the North Holm and NV Croon buoy and IL cable OF
the South Scroby Elbow buoy.
This light does clear the Scroby Elbow Bell buoy
The Red Cut OF Lowesoi High Light intersects Lowesto
Low Light at cables of shore vessel ought be in
the White Light Of Lowestof Low between this point and
Lowestoftness
Lowesto High Light is longer masked the Bar
nard Sand.
Kesngland Light extended correspond with tho
alterations in the positions IN the Sonth Newcome and East
Barnard Buoys By order ALLEN, Secretary.
TRINITY HoUsE, LONDON, Sept ?, 1875.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in
parson with the corresponding date of last year as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
srnNoR RoNcoN1.

despatch from St. Petersburg says:-The Journal
de 81 Petersburg the death Of "Signor Ron
conf, the celebrated Italian singer"
II is doubtful whether the Journal means the Signor
Rouconi SO well known in America
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Pollock Rip ghvessel No 40 placed on the Pol
lock Rip station the l4h inst The near Pollock
Rip is broken up
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
G. II PERKINS, Inspector Second District
BosToN Sept IS, 1875
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
FUNERAL or A WAR CHAPLAIN.

REV. MR.. L cHEvERs BURIED WITH MILITARY
HoNoRs At FORTRESS MONROE
FORTRESS MoNRoE, Va, Sept 16 1875.
Rev. Mr. L. Chevers buried this morning at
eleven o'clock The whole command under General
Barry turned and buried Mr. Chevers with military
hOnOrs