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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
[For Other Ship Nsrs see SerenM Page

flor other ship Ners sersnh Page.I
s,,,m.b, r,e,por, Johnson Portland with mdse and pass,
Steamship penau coer Dus;ins Bremen ing =. and
BARI CEebucto Cr Lawrence Liverpool July a. in bal
'' Brig H Eas GrSfss! I az 81
sSsr %rpsr G%FSr oSsp' Ms m YIN an s5ani'
s saT T Xn' n sniT bS Gas' WITH TA s lSSr
sS@r Nary Gafs. o:r.: Ssu,,SFs Ct with fish
sbns DUNEDIN for PrI.o Il Admiral for San Francisco;
wv wiS st.lsui mcderatc, f. clear.
MEMORANDA.
nGS nT up So 3 %amr
to the same date 557, leaving 10 Vessels IN port
Aug Imam Line ne steamship city no, Of
Williams Guon Line steamship WscoIsin FREEMAN from
Aug for LyerpSS arrived 'f b1 ,o Gn,
Boston. 49,. 49,, ,r. u,.,.,.
ST. John n saieI schr. stephen Bennett for North Of
MAIiFAx Aug 26.-Arryei, schr. Emma, from New York
Sailed bark Palestine, for Liverpool Arrived 9th, steam
Rankin from i,octland sailed for Port Caledonia Ada
Ans Kocklald sailed, schr A. Denike oi Port Gale
Avg 2esaleq ste2msp CITY g Of od Hey'p sa
SYnxTy C. b. Aug 2s-Arrived steamship Matthew Cay
lr bradley from Limerick; barA Mary A. Marshall from
ssnT, Rmy 25-sailed bark My Mckee Haley North
OF iacras brss Aqudneck, dol Ernest sinne for Bruins
Sf JOHN ~ b. Aug 27.-Arrivea, chip Maid Of Orleans
r nodstor from Antwerp brig Peerless, roin shSo schr
Buceo. YORK
WSpoR \. 81 Aug. 25.-Arri.ed schr Anna lyons. from
Portland.
DOMESTIC "ORTS.
BRUNSWICK. Ga. Aug. 27.-AIrivod. brig Atavels from
Providence schrs Lizzie Irwin from Newly Ork iona Doug
ass Matilda Brooks, g Il. Hall, Virginia Rulon and Wave
Crest, from do.
from BOSOM; Chalcs T. Paige. from Philadelphia Monte
hristo from York; schrs Marcus Edwards from Phha
,lciuha Anna f. Glover from Bosom; Witch Hazel nom
New York Sailed, steamship Calvert Tor baltimore .
GALVESTON aug. 26.Arrivod, outside, barr Edward no
SEwi,gnToRD Aug 27-Arriyed schr. flora A. Sawyer,
from Nowf YORK ,,,-..- -.
"a Ar'OITRI Aug. 27-Sael, scbr. J. q. Whppe for
Ea,, Arrived utuWest Pass scLr Monadnocx, from
poTriAxp Me- Aug 27-Arrved, schr. C. u willard from
philaielnala. Cleared. bark Rome, for Liverpool.
Sly Francisco, Aug. 27.Arryed, bark iedwg Ger }.
Walnken Newcastle r., 2CtL, bark Aoyey holmes OBJ,
Newcastle NS.W Cleared. ships Rosie Welt, Welt for AS
Of Wales BE- Henderson, for Iondon CoiGsa Hawe tor
TYBrE la Aug 27.-saled. steamship Leo. Daniels from
uNIx1roS Aug 2C-Arriv.d scbr. Henry Middleton from
phlalrlpha Saed steamship d. j. Foley, for BalLinore
bris i,.rtha tti,rl, for Rotterdam.
Ro.IoN Aug. 27.Arrived. steamships ORIENTAL Hallet
from say sunai NeTgus ron New YORK Cleared. STEAMSHIP
MsIa on Br Garrett, for LiyerpOo VIM Crane Taylor.
Tor Ga 10 yerdca and Area L. J. gelow i salem; schl s.
Mary a.rr virginia Nellie starr Tor Wilmington y G.
Iucy u. Handy fOI Richmond Va. Gov j. u smith FOR
N.s Aprg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

Tur proptI. COMMON SEX.E MEDICAL ADyI,ER, ~ PLAIN
TX IIH; or MEDICINE SINPIIFED by H. V. Perez, NJ. D.,
al The Wo,lds Dispensay. buffalo, " y Tho above worAa
book nine hundred large pages prfuse Illustrated
hOuwiI be sent post PAID 10 any address Tor one
Dollar AID nifty Cents; making it the cheapest book ever
IA, siic medicine Of Ike sze and syo OF binding aud no.
nearly well illustrated, with no coor,d plates, ana sOne OF
them containing prescriptions an mdGn2 Known no n aus
of "a care the diseases which they Jscis cell Tor IRON
tnr,s dollar half to tys dollars. Were Dr. Fierce
Work not published the author printed and bound with MS
own and ii soil through agents, other IKE
works are OF II would have TO De not less than four
when the publisher pays the author u iIr yice
for proiucio then adds PrOht to his Investment large
for the risk Of p,cuniary loss when no hss i
in taxing chances Of the enteise proving scces and
ce ed profit they have aide1 inc expense Of book,
originally cost aDou II % 50 much that inc people nave
10 pay not less In IS for IT, THE PEOVLss MEDICAL Ap
y, the contrary Laced within tno pecaSry ieach OF
AL the aptnOr who adopts the plan OF the GIa2ers
dispensing with middle ami giving the benefit Of tnelr
pons people, his book at price Little ABOVE
actual cost OF publication That desiring the book
run 10 losing their money IN scaGng through the
mails author averiises that money addressed 10 in AZ
risk Cl loss The author large WIN ae pa
pie upon medical matters, which, are ered6y nfornc ire
qucnily three hundred letters day. ana e0 res sew
erl lfu medical assistants ana shorthand To-
enable h Ia entertain ana answer thein AS wen AS
Ills ge dealings with disease al the Worlds D pensAry
apnea PECULIARLY tted hun for iling te WurA by
him very famnar the everyday medical needs
OF ,ho people IL this WORK 10 answer all the
num relating 10 health aud disease that have
aud important Information for the young aud
male and iemai single and marra nowhere else 10 be
found All the most prevalent diseases OF Doh arc .o
plainly fully considered Aud means OF selfcue made
Known. Unlike ether works Domestic Medicine II inclu res
tho subjects Of Boogy, Cerebral Physiology hygen lem
porsents Marriage, Reproduction. &C. AL OF which arc
treaed original aud interesting manner IL conf
pe,aiun Of Anatomical Physiological, and Medical secGte,
aud ruIbodes tue latest discoveries In each Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

MONTREAL, Aug. 20-Judge Mckay has
given lis ,cison Montreal C,ntre election case
declaring the election void, but cxoneratins Mr.. Dsyn
from ali knowledge OF participation in the alleged cor
rlpt practices. Mr. Deyn aiicrwaTd received seIe-
lie from about 1000 rsos headed by tho Iiiber
MIN Brass Band.
OrEBEC, Aug. 27-One of the locks of the
Beauhaois Canal was broken ibis morning by the pro
peIer Prussia. 1t will probably require six or seven
days time to repair it. por4 from the eastern town,
sns ehow the crops to be good condition The yield
viii probably DO tie abundant for years.
MONTREAL, Aug. 27-Edmund Augct Co.
Of tle Dominion Boot and Shoe Company have made
assignment Tho liabilities are $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

the fashion 40 prevalent in Paris q few years ago,
of Furnishing with II htcoOred woods There will be
very little rosewood and mahogany IN the Palace The
wo0ds used will be almost entirely native such as
golden mahogany. laurel mansanta. oak. red wood, &C.,
all OF hight color Mr. Leland will introduce novel fca-
ture In San Francisco In the matter OF help There nre at
present not dozen colOrcd walters In the city, but ne
has under contract two hundred negroes for his
diringroom. under Nathan Randolph Of the Ocean at
Long Branch. The walters are paid from $50 to SJo,
while In Washington, Baltimore, or Richmond the best
cclorcd walters may he had for $40 month When the
hotel will he opened II Is difficult to say, certainly not
within month, although the carpets being laid on
the top floors. The price per day. when y remembered
that In San Francisco the best accommodations are TO DO
had for SO, at most ~ day, seems rather M
reasonable. being 81 80 per day In gold let Mr. Leland
say half his rooms already engaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
THE LATEST FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

PRESIDENT kALSTON SEEN To TEAR UP PAfER5 AND
DRINK FROM A PIIIAL.
A boy named Fcstue Mazzcle states hat he saw MIR.
RastOn before he reached tho house saw him sit on
the clay bank tn smelling works tcarup several
papers and throw the scraps into the water Search
was made for the pieces bat coul be found.
Ii is also reported ns he TO drink the con-
tents Of a phial leiore going into the water.
The general impression is that he took poison before
entering the water.
COMPELLED TO RESIGN AT THE BANK
The Board of Directors of the Bank of California
held meeting to day. Mr.. RalstOn was requested 10
resign rs President and Director, which lie did The
town is full Of rumors. The streets at this hour
e p. n.y. are crowded with people II is understood
that owing to the excited feelings manifested, ar
rangements have been made to call out the military
TO preserve order if necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
suERIFrs SALE OF THE STOCK OF sCHULHOFF
Il co.

The goods III possession OF the firm OF Phllip
saauloG Co.. importers, sold at auction yoster-
dav by order OF Sheriff Several firms who had
made advances 10 scdlho Co 10 the extent Of some
$500 900 had sued the rn and this sale Was held under
the judncnts obtained by them. The stock consisted OF
ribbons millinery goods. ladies ties, uDde wear etc. and
WAS worth about 1900 Buyers representing the ar@e
houses OF this city, Boston. ana Phlddeipha were
rrcs,,1 and the articles sold at very nearly their
,,l ,l,;,,on Inc Iud ,ncnt OF Field, Morris Fenncr
Co was ob,aincd TO cover any deficiency That mSht
nr Nv the deprcciaion in value Of the goods held ny
tHci ~ collateral security. and dis sale win secure all
Inc ndebtedDess to thcu, amounting TO slj6Ooo me
i'm, If sIhu hOd Co. now out Oi business cnilicy'
u.s. - ,he a.f1rs arc In state of liquidation. there beng
a. xc, mo- uossiby knowing what dividend they VIII
ID. able to pay their creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
THE COLLISION WITH QUEEN vICIORIA'S
YACHT

rIE CORJNER5 JURY UNABLE TO AGREE-THE IN
QUEST ADJOURNED.
PLyNoUrI. Friday, Aug. %, 1875.
After ten hours dciberalion to-day the jury
holding on inquest into the collision of the Royal yacht
with the Yacht Mlsctoo unable TO agree. Tie i'll
qu, has been adjourned until the next winchester A.
sizes jurors and Witnesses bound over 10 appear
One Of the jury says that ali Of the jurors favored
verdict OF accidental Ueah, but they differed
as 10 the blame att 'clI,ng to individual
officers. The feeling against mo "iiiccfs
OF The roya, yacht very strong. Some OF them were
molcsied or tho street by mob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHNGToN. Aug. PA Board of Naval SnI-
geons VI Me Inspector A. H. Onion, Ireedent
Medical Inspector c. aud Acting Assistant Surgeon
Sowerby has been tered Ia meet at Annapolis Tor e
candidates fOg appointment CaJtt lDnecrs
and Miisl pmen Mt the Naval Academy.
Passed Assistant Err sineer j. H. j. Bosth~ck ana ASSIST
Engineer Charles w. Rae have beer detached from inc
Alert and ordered to the Naval Academy. Boatswain John
Walker has been achc from the naval rendezvous at san
Francisco CAL orereh % hold himself in aiiness or
duty board the Pensacola BOatswan John keang mas
beer ordered 70 the naval rtndezy0us AZ san FIancsc0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

Verdict IN Accordance With Pross..he vc," s Az
the public favor VI H0sTErExe sroACh & ~ s,rics
fers from sOme that might 10 mentione IN Delns
accordance the proofs repeatedly adiaced 10 pgc bc
the claims most popular reneny ~ NAY
doubted In there e.cne Ia saDua,ton ~
81 unsolicited testimony ma ~, liz 80
An examination Of esabisbeS
Importance ~ the and debitate m vel a. thoso wv
exiossd 10 VI climate ths .S
Bitrs unequaed tonic an active ana
for every disorder Of the digestive biary ann *
oreaps reliable me regulating the OF we moss
Important functions Of tho body ard sup M a.,
against intoi nent and remittent feveis Ma an "'' Wv
eases 70 which malaria gives birth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

Buro got 0f the send OF. and dashed away for
the halfrnr post. holly pursued by Ida Wells Wi ca-
den third The latter made splendid effort and vent TO
NJ front winning first place by nail length ~ tue haif-
mile posi when EurgOO was second ana iua Wells tlr
lack iriy, followed Camden in the hoIGe-strctc Bur
zoo hein third. The home was unusually close anu
exciting The horses all urged to their utmost anu al
the frlolg pole they evenly placed tat 1t ws
ANYBODY. race Ida Wells vas unfortunate IN veering
hck md lack Trigg, and Burgoo uid strong Roadway
dn,n out OF field ard the race by two lengths,
in IlsI, Jack Thgg second with Veinlngo ut his sat
dl,-girtns Mutual pool tickets Oh BufgJo brought
*i3 10. -. - ., =,
$500. $3.50 10 the first horse, 500 To the
second and $50 to the third weller weights;
horses beaten nj Baltimore. Jerome Park Long BIinch
o. Saratoga once allowed pounds twice or oftcn r.
10 pounds The WAS run over tie usual course ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
TIE FALI. OF SEQ DE URGEL.

HE GARRISON MADE PRISONERS OF WAR-TI!E
FORKS OCCUPIED ~ THE ROYAL Troops.
PERPiGNAy, Friday, Aug -, 1875.
SEQ de Urgel has capiiulated. The AlfonSist
army occupied the forts this morning. The garrison
we're made prisoners of and were taken to Pay
ccrla The Bishop OF SEQ de Urgcl also taken g.
Puvccrda "a q prisoner VI war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

FLdadeen. after one breaiaway, was the frat to get
the word vernango second. AMI Jack Trigg third The
latter closed up at the rs turn aud past the quarter
post neck and neck with yenango. Fadadeen third. and
spindrit JUST commencing lively career to the half
mile post, which he reached two lengths In advance Of
Fsdladccn Jack Trigg third, and Donnybrook fourth.
The run home animated, and the field was brought in
under the whip ias the urong pole. where the heat
yielded 10 Spudif who passed under the wire at
Gamer i6e three long; IN advance OF Faddeen,
who preceded JACK Trsg b. the same distance DOnny-
spnrft was great favorte before the second heat
that to make The betting animated, II became necessary
leave him of the pools aud sell second choice,
Tor which Fadadeen brought SiJ5 to $ll5 Donny
brock with $50 vernanco aud Jack Tiigg. SpiEditt
got third place I'm tie 5rnih, DDDnybruOk leading, AMI
Faclaecn running in second place D,nny brook at the
qua post was tjrcc len ts in advance of Fdiadcen.
with spindft thrd and moving gradually t. the front
Vt the hamie post be had lett lhdiadeen two lengths
behind. and running at increasing speed two lengths
hehni Dornyhrook, who was oy"riaken at the three
quarter posi-, bu still showed good pinck and under ne
iulIirnce Of tie whip assumed pace that sInnd,'t'
who had commenced 10 iag, could not keep The exct-
nent to feicr heat as Donnybrcox cross me line
with three lengths spare in lisa Spiuirit second,
and ioar lengths liz advance Of Fa'adcen.
lo5 in ony :ror Poo sii Sey aid those
OF spindIfs hackers w!o forcsaw certain defeat; male
good use Of the int rival in hedging spnirit ard Don
nybrooy had to seitc the race between thom the other
horse beng sent to the stable Dcnnynrook dashed on
and half lengths in advance OF Spndrift AZ
the quartcrpos Denny 0ok felt the whip again, aud -
the ia-me post was frequently urged While Hpindit,
who thus far had refused to be beaten by the killing pace
competitor, drew up "ThuEhiy ultil
quarter post he only a length behind DonnybiOOk.
VINO driven home under tie lash the excitement In
the Grand Stand became intense. SpndriIts hackers
had nope TOR moment, and DonnybFook's hell thcr
breath until Al the quarelsctch the latter showed sil
Gi.n bottom him the victory, when the feel
in showed Itself ia rounds OF excited applause. Don
nyhr0Ok tbc heat and race by SIX lengths IN l3lH
Mutual pool tickets pu chased before the Il 81 hcnt
Donnyhrcok brought rl9 30 each before the second
hcn, on the field. Sl7 20; before the third heat on Don
nybrOok. rs 20 .
Tho Third race was throeNuaIer mile dash for all
ages purse OF 500 The race was very spirited ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

The Calvert ReIneIy operated by Stirling, Ahrcn5
A. Co.. as agents OF the Company. Mr. Stirring
was President, and Mr. AnIens Treasurer AT
meeting of the Board Of Directors to-day. 1t was
ascertaned that Of the amount stated IA due by sun
dry parties, the OF $4,000 was owed 10y
the firm OF Stirling, Ahrens Co. MIR
stirring rendered his resignation President "a also did
Mr. Ahrons Treasurer. Both OF them were accepted.
The business of the refinery will be continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

Of the firm in the Kings County Clerks Office yesterday
By this the stated to DO nearly $4,000. while
the liabilities set down ut about S25OOOO. Ycser-
DAY Judge Moore Of the Kings County Court fixed tho
assignees bond at 100000 reporter OF TIKI TRIBUNE
informed last evening that though the amount of
the bond 10 he required had been settled, his father
had not yot qualified Mr.. johnson was given twenty
days by the Court IN winch 10 qualify stated that
the firm hope TO be able II time 10 given them, to pay all
tn crcredOrs In fun at all events. they expect to 10
able 10 settle on basis OF 60 cents ON the dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
RAILROAD ROBBERIES.

BURGLARY OF A CENTRAL PACIFIC ENfREas CAR
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Aug. 27.-Ihe east
ward bound express car on the Central Pacific as
robbed last night near Bitter Creek Station II IL re-
uocd that the robbers climbed INFO the car from ,no
roof through n window while the train was IN morton
and tie messenger asleep The keys were taken from
lie woae up however, and stopped the tram The ROB
hers shot nj him AMI escaped. The amount OF tho rob-
LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
MALTA. Friday. Aug. 81, 1873.
THE GERMAN PILGRIMAGE TO LOURDES.
ANXIETY MANIFESTED IN FRANCL-IEAHs OF IN
PLEASANT RESULTS.

PARIS, Friday, Avg 81 1879.
The pilgrimage from Germany is exciting
considerable discussion i'll France. lie honfeur says
France is open to all foreigners. but That the Gov
eminent Il entitled and bound To oppose all
asscmbages or displays of banners and insignia
cnlated TO disturb public order and it will not fail in
It's duy Tho Government and pubic opinion OF Franco
agree that 1t is their duty TO abstain from interference
with the discussions and conflicts in Germany between
Church ard State and for tho sake OF peace. which
dear to ,s and to the Gcrman TO avoid making
French territory tie Of their religious discussions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
aIEEPING. CAn ROBBED.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 27.-PassengerS on the
tram IRON Chicago via the kankakee route, wednesday
night, report the robbery Of the occupants OF Tho sleep
iup-ar 10 the OF $1,000. Two men suspected oi
LIE rnhnerY left the vain ~ Lafayette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

Mr. Shaw has several pieces OF real estate in larry
town. the valro of which is not fixed in the petition, but
it is largely incumbered with mortgages. Mr. Maycte
has life policy of $4,000 Tor - years The
liabilities are about Si20,34 Of, estimating de claims
below IL 900 at 5,O00 The assets 92,Gj2 Al OK
elusive OF the Tarryt0wn real estate the value OF which
is not stated in the petition. large proportion OF the
liabilities are those which brought the failure OF two
years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
ASSIGNMENT OF JUAN c. DEMIER.

Tho liabilities OF JUHH o DCIHIcI, Do'''
American merchant doing business ut NJ IL "iains,
and WHO recently made assignment for the benent OF
,, c,cdiiors are said 10 DO nearly 100000 Tho as
si,,ee il William Lultz OF No 100 Madeniane MT DC
ME states mat unsecured liabilities III ms CITY vi"
- nxosed \ 10 OO and that his unsecured Liabilities ID
soutn America arc lees than $4,000 Jnc cause oi nis
f.urc he claims to have been the shrlnRage I'D to
Inc of real estate ia this city, pecthicd ny he pres
e,r instruction III the United stiles oI Coohpia, o1uh
America, where most of his business interests were
locat d. Ii H. thought that with eareiW ihaA"eenNe"'
creditors vii. not lose any tLing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
THE CALVERT SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.

STATEMENT OF IFS AFFAIRS - $4,000 OF
MONEY LENT TO srIELING. AHRENs & Co.-TAE
REFINERY WILL CONTINUE OPERATIONS.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 27.-At meeting OF the
creditors the Calvert Sugar Refining Company to-day,
by request OF the Board Of Directors, at the Office Of
Stirling Ahrns Co.. the following report OF the cond-
ton of tie Company WAS subIuitted:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
TO-D,Y'S RACES.
BASE BALL.

The game which was played at Chicago yes
terday between The Athletics OF Phadeiplha ana tue
Ch,ago White Stockings, well PLAY ed on DON tucs
thc Athletics winning by score OF D to o.
The Mutuals of New York and the Hartford
Blue Stockings played yesterday at Hartford TAc gamo
was ON easily ny artfords, who scored 10 runs 10
ti,. Il,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

w be therefore that tho circulation Of The TRB
through the mails greater that Of Ts Hold and
combined that The World aud nms combined and
almost great ~ all these other
combined Adyorusers wl md also 10 ther interest 70
member that the columns OF Tux TRIBUNE sIth wtdcS
hose u other IN the city, and that each coinn
tasn CAa.an line ~ ANY OF the other papers -
Duily Gitvns, Nay II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
MARRIED..

FIMONTE-HyATT-Aug 20. at the residence OF the
bride parents, by the Rev. A. H. carter, " Jos9ln
Demone to Jnla youngest daughter OF Edmund yatI sh
of TINS city. 49,
LUMMIs-BEATTIE-On Monday I'D inst. by REV n: w:
Conkliag D. d.. Henry Nj. Iummis of New.fof 70 mtss
Delphna Beate youngest daughter OF Cofuehus Do"eo'
esq. OF Elizabeth, NewJersey
WOODRUFF-BATEMAN-InP Portland Maine. Aug 20, ~
81 stephens Churcn, By the Rev A: Daiton EnN.i
Woodruff of NewYOrk And Mas May Bs,sman I" i"ruS""
Maine
All NoGces of Marriages must be indorsed ,cih fau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
THE CATHOLIC CONGRESS.
ADDRESS BY DIE ARCHBISHOP OF NEW-OiIEANs-

AID OFFERED HIM.
LONDON, Saturday Aug. 2S-5:30 a. M.
The Tr,aes's Paris letter says an address
was delivered BY the Archbishop Of New
Orleans to the Catholic Congress at Poi
tiers, detailing the progress Of Catholicism In his
diocese and the impoyorishmont prevailing In
&c Of the late civil collection made
In response to this appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
NEW COTTON IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 27.-The first bale
Of new cotton was brought here today II was ia'rd
few miles below here and is Chased good mdilng. and
weighs 534 pounds 1t was purchased ny B H. olcwart
and sLjppcd 10 Bussey & Co. OF New-OrleSns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

City WITH tow g. twelve hargcs ard six boats OF oosi
struck the bar hoad Of leland No. 10. while under
fill hesdway yesterday sinking tho whole tow with the
exception OF one boat The amount vi the 1853 hos
ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
TIE STATE or TRADE.
COTTON RECEIPTS.

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovIpTscR r. l., Aug 27-Prnting Cloths quiet and I'M
changed
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, Au, 27.-Sprits 1urpentine firm a. 2oi<c
Resin steady ut IL % for Strained Tar Donnaiy I'll So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

TIE horses went to the hreeuaer post for ne start
They kept close up far the furong pole when spnd
rift went to the front and made lively running past the
Grand stand. closely followed by Hattie Howard ana
Moe Darling. Carver and Monmouth came rapidly up
tho horses approached tho halfmie post, where
spndr led by three lengths Carver second. Ida Wells
third and Monmouth fourth Carver increased his pace
On the last turn and but two lengths behind spind
rift rs the horses turned into the homesrecl Carver
was unable to hold the pace he had attained at the fur
long pole and merely held his to the line, which
Spindri't crossed with lead Of two lengths In 2:l3,
Monmouth gaining third place, eight lengths behind
Carver. There si7 tickets IN the mutual pools,
representing - 23J Each OF the 4G3 tickets Spine
mt brought - 80.
The chief event Of the day the second race. mile
heats for all for purse Ci 300 $500 TO the fist
horse and 800 to the secoud Pools before the first heat