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, 1875-01-07
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lit abwe5eno 0 England,
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9eitorben.
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Der State Sant ssssniter. g.
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miro auf Ufentli9er Muttipn peer pr,pat Yer-
fault. SGuler uno "a % tptrb sermistbet unb
elonbere Iufmerflamtett pirp auf bas @caef-
tiren bon Mietbea sslest.
Der @erfauf BON @runtliden irscnb elmer
Irt pirb aufs Sprsfaltisfe betrieben.
mi mint
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Waare. Mnh fdbren MIR
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mem Wein- unb Gyisituplen. @slGGf. hnbe,.
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psrbsn. Sober Gdufer bat tas Msbt, bic
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ten 3tpst Sabren bemlelene l1nierfubunp unb
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-15
DEssDEhCE FOR SALE

Owing to the fact Chat my house is much larger
than need, offer Ii for sale, together with four
Catholic Church, the soil excellent and under
high state of cultivation Will sell - On time
with approx ed securitE. Apply on the premltes
JOHN GcELREA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-11
FOREIGN PORTS.

VICTORIA Oct ARRIVED steamer City Of Panama Sea.
bury, San Francisco; ship Emily farnum, Austin do.
fPER STEAMER DoNAU1
ANTWERP Sept 23-Saed from Flushing Roads, Nile,
Newe0mb America; Lusspmauo, Scntinella, New York
BHsTOL, sept 1B-Auvcd, Chimma. Haane, New York;
Fanchon. Stanley do; Nina. Johanescn. Miramichi.
BREnKRHAyES, sept 2f-Arriyed Main 81, Leist, New
Y6k
Cleared 2lth, Drury, snow, Bermuda; Veteran,
CETTE Sept 25-Arived, Mary / Peters, York, New Or
leans.
Sailed 22d Aurora Adams Narcotics and New Orleans
DEAL sept 26-Aryed. Blue Bird. Michener London for
Sydney, CD 9th Bean Monde Hawkins do for New Or
leans Jane Wheaton, Browning, do for Halifax, Ms Au
gusta Buck do for Boston land al anchored.
Passed goth Hector t Rose, from London Tor Savannah
9th Mary Varwe, Narwell, from do for New Orleans.
GLOUCESTER Sept 27-Arnyed, Chns Murdoch. Campbell
Pensacola Teresa, Cnpurro, New York. Kong sverre Cha
ham, NIB.
GniMsny Sept 25n the Roads, Norma, scopnich, from
HUI for New York.
G,ErSooE, sept 24--saHed Framat, Longrcn, Whining
GRrLR Sept l4-saiIed, Fredbolm, Leverin Boston.
GEsoA, Sept 23-Saled, John Rottman, Raye New
York.
HAMBURG sept 2s-Arved, Hebc Taylor, 81 John NIB
Sailed from Cuxhaven z2d, Iona Klein, Pensacola 24th,
Hermine Wins, New York 10Th, Minnesota, Arcy, Balti-
HAvRE Sept 23-sailed, Louise, Bclstcdt Sandy Hook
KfNsALE Sept 25Put In wind bound Victory Finn, for
Yougha Nellie caski"s- Mickey, for Newy (eoth from 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-11
SPOKEN.

Steamer LEIPZIG Ger Hoffman,, from Bremen for Balti-
Steamer Student tBrj thompson from St John NIB for
Charleston, sc. date. &c.
s sg G s lon 50 y from Ne" York for
ship Constance GT Law from Antwerp for Philadelphia
Ship Arlington ORD, vckery, from Greenock for New
the Highlands.
snip Gregory eT Anderson, from YOUNGSTOWN
Ship owego Anderson from Liverpool for Southwest Pass,
Ship Tasmania Or, from Shields for Gale, Aug le lat
Ship India dr Moran from Liverpool for Bombay, July
3 = 3 Sn o& New % S sSa &c
esl " vessel Aug "a lat IS \, lon 81 W.
Franesco July q lat 81 & lon il "
july dS lon Is from Ne" York Tor san Francisco
ship Athenes T Jones from Liverpool for New York.
ship B9Toyd%e B trSp Liverpool to San Francisco
Ship Advice OBJ, from London for Quebec Sept IS lat
slip Rohoehan gH, Scott, from Liverpool for Mobile
Bark Cherokee CBr, Doane, from London for Montreal
Bark Emily ,Lowther (Br, from Gloucester for Cape
Bark Idoque of shelburne Ns) steering W, Sept 23 lat
Bark Braslera Ge3 from Rio JaneirO for Falmouth
date, lat 36 n, lon "a A W :
Sept q s iat q 81 lon 10 Il from O' ''s i'O0A
Bark Trey NoD from Forey for Philadelphia Sept 81
Brig Myers from New York for MOntcvideo, Sept
Bark Gutenberg (Ger from Bremen for Charleston. Sept
Bark The Queen Cr) from Quebec for Grangemouth Sept
IL, lat AZ, Ion 81.
Bark Mingu tB) from Newcastle for Bombay and Column
bia River, Aug 20 lat Is GA n, Ion y 80 W.
Irene rl, from Caernarvon for ST John, NIB Sept
% n miles SW of Bardsey Island.
Bark Bessie Morris (Br), from Buryport for Montreal
Sept %, lat 45 Ion 81
Bark Virginia Stafford Cr, from Dena for New York,
Sept %, off Cape de Gate
Bark Oasis Randall from Cardiff for Rio Janeiro Sept %.
lat SO 30 n Ion z % W
Bark Iduna Nor from Hamburg for Philadelphia, Sept
%. lat -, Ion So
Bark Pein Seymour from Havro for Sandy Hook, Sept
"a. lat 46, Ion 20
Bark Sarah Cam Br from Rotterdam for Philadelphia,
Sept 20, lat 40 A., lon IL Oh.
Bark Chas Cox lr), from Dublin for Sydney, CB Sept
10 lat 80 %, Ion l3 40.
Ion 81.
An American schooner, showing blue, white and red flag
in horizontal stripes with u the white stripe steering
south, Sept 10 lat 70 n, lon % w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-11
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Oct oArrived, ship Marcia Day, Chase, New
York
BREMEN Oct 9-Saled, ships Storm King, Boyd, New Or
leans; Shakespeare Ger, Fechter, New York. barks
BUSHNELL Mayo do; Andriette (Sw), Goldman, Wilmington
NC; also the Glueckaui, for do.
LONDON, Oct 1o-sAiled bark II L Routh, Martin, New
York
PIYmourH Oct I0-Arrived steamer Sueva (Ger), Frana-
zen New York (and proceeded for Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 10-Arived, ship Garnet, Oliver, Jar
Wis Island.
Also arrived 10TH Noon, steamer Adriatc, Perry, New
York for Liverpool tand proceeded.
RrGA-Arriyed, barks Tampa CNor), Olsen, New York;
Agnes, Foss. do
ROTTERDAM Oct o-Saied Johanna. for New York.
srKrrN-Arved. bark Ellen Dyer Capp, New York brig
Clara Ger. Drtwitz do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-11
MILITARY HANDWRITING.
THE APPROACHING REVIEW OF THE FIRST AND
SECOND DIVISIONS.

THE APPROACHING REVIEW OF THE FIRST AND
SECOND DIVISIONS.
The annual review Of the Second division of the State
militia by Governor Tlden viii take place the Pros
pec Park parade ground Tuesday next The various
regiments viii rendezvous at their respective armories
and march 70 the PARK BY separate routes The Fifth
brigade has been assigned the right Of the column
which will be formed at three o'clock p. NJ. At half
past three the Governor and his staff win be escorted
to the reviewing station and will be received by a
salute, to be fred BY battery A. The division will
march around the parade ground passing the Governor
with the usual marching salute Each regiment will be
dismissed Immediately after passing in review The
Thirteenth regiment will aferward be escorted BY the
Fourteenth and Forty-seventh regiments to its new
armory on Flatbush avenue
On Wednesday His Excellency will review the First
division in this city The Third brigade, which has
been assigned the right OF the line, viii form the
side of Fh avenue, with its left flank, the Sew
enth infantry, resting the north side Of Ihirteth
street The First and Second brgades, batteries and
X IN columns Of pieces, the Separate Troop cavalry
aud the Washington Greys will form in their respective
positions on the left OF the Third brigade The last
troop has been designated the escort OF honor
70 the Commander In-Chef and will accompany Gov
1lden from his residence to his position on the
right Of the line The column will move, at half past
three down the avenue 70 and past the Worth monu-
ment, where the point of review will be established
The Third cavalry which attached TO the First divi-
son. has been ordered parade thig OCCASION
because " - without horse equipments The Old equip
ments were condemned year ago, and though the
colonel has made application for supply his re-
QUESTION has not yet been 1lled. Their inability to
participate IN Governor Tildens first Of their
division Is great disappointment 70 the members Of
I the regiment.
on Monday the 18th inst the Seventh regiment viii
be inspected by Brigader General shaer aud the In
n spector General in Tompkns square. Since the an
nouncement Of the determination OF this regiment TO
participate IN the Centennial Celebration IN Philadelphia
the Fourth OF July next recruiting has progressed
with unexampled rupdity. The officers Of the regi-
ment expect 10 muster l. 900 mon in the Centennial
parade in Philadelphia.
The annual inspection OF the several regiments Of
the Second brigade viii take place ollows-EIghty
fourth infantry, Monday, October 20; Fifth infantry
Tuesday October 70; Ninety sixth infantry, Wedpes
day October % Eleventh infantry Thursday October
2s on Friday the I'D inst, the Fifty nth Regiment
Lafayette Guard will parade in full dress Tor review
and annual inspection on the same day the annna
inspection and muster OF batteries A and y, Second
division by Lieutenant Colonel Henry A. Mayenborg
chief ordnance officer, will take place on the Prospoc
Park parade ground.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-11

schr Annie Martin, Harris Providence for New York
achr neorge Brown, Gedney FAN River New York
schr Hero Baker, Gloucester for New York.
Schr Rival, Dunton, Gardiner Me, for New York.
schr Dart, Williams, Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Martha Hsr) Glass, Now York for 81 John NIB
schr Hatfield OBr, Hatfield, New York tor Yarmouth.
schr Avon (Ilr King, New York for st John, NIB.
Schr III Sweet Br) Sweet, New YORK for ST John NIB
Schr r j Mitchell Merrill, New York for Stamford.
Schr Monitor, Chase, Raritan River for Wareham.
Schr X Lane, Fowler New York for Yarmouth
Schr Viola, traitor, Rondout for Providence.
Schr Edward Ward Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Geo A Pierce Kelly, New York for Salem.
Schr Emily, Brasted New York for Stamford.
Schr Mountain Laurel Higgins New York for Boston.
schr Pacific, Perry, Ioboken for Providence
Schr A Reynolds, Palmer, Baltimore for Boston.
Schr DIR Franklin, Howard, Amboy for New London.
schr Henry Lemuel, Jarvis, Amhoy for bridgeport.
Schr I Is Smith, bowman. Weehawken for New Bedford.
Schr Scud Lynch Amboy for Fall River.
Schr Kate Scranton. Palmer New York for Providence.
Schr Baheocx. Roberts Port Johnson for Greenport.
Schr Il Il Mars Marts Port johnson for Portsmouth.
Schr Marshall Perrin. Packard, Amboy for Boston
Schr Ontario Burdick Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr Flavlla Payne Philadelphia for Provincetown.
Schr Olive, Hill. Port johnson for New Bedford.
Schr Worthington, Fitch, Port johnson for Provi-
dence.
schr Luna Wells Amboy for New Bedford.
Schr Hurst Cook Amboy for Providence.
Schr Vim Flint, Pendleton, Amboy for Salem.
Schr VI A Coombs, Coombs, Port johnson for Boston.
schr Mist, Muncey, Trenton for Fall River
Schr Everglade, shaw Port johnson for Portsmouth.
Schr Booth Bayles Georgetown, DC, for New Lon
don.
Schr Olive Warren, Hoboken for Portsmouth.
Schr Paragon, Springer Port johnson Tor bubec
Schr Taylor, Jones, Amboy for Newport.
Schr Jenny Lind, Spencer, Albany for Brantford.
Wind at Midnight, N.
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sails blown away
= me William Mctvery. from 81 John, NIB. is In Canadt
DoeA Win Tour or i've feet Of water ID hold
Mo,NrEosE Sept 29-The Welsh brig Leah which put ID
nee s9Sy july 81 having been slightly repaired and got
ueW Ispoa mas sailed for AberaYron where she viii Id
'no'"usy repaired before she proceed TO Quebec
.QuhhssIowA, Seyt 2o-The Aretas arrived here froI
windsor IN LAT ~ N onH 90 W the
crew 81 we Aurcaln French brig from 81 John b. oi
~ Malo deals, which vessel wateogged aud
beam ends.
RIO JASEIRo, Sept 29The Richard Busteed from Cali
fona tcoall has put back leaky
RIO GRAEDE, Aug 27-The Ole Bull Meidel from Ris
Janero for Molendu which put IN here Aug 81 with for
rigging damaged, will not be detained very long ~ tbs
necessary repairs.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 29-The Rhein ts, Brckenstain al
rived from New York passed 9th lat long 81 M
wreck Of English bark Eastman, Of North Shields WATERLOO
ged and drifting timber foremost oye{
deck nobody on board and no boats
SWANSEA Sept 29he bark Colee, Of Nova Scotia froS
Queenstown for Yarmouth with pumps choked and lcak
put into the Mumbes lust night
WEXFORD Sept 2S-The bark Ellen arrived here from 81
John (NB). Had about 200 deals jettisoned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-11
BELOW.
Dark Ammonia lAusl stangher from Montrose Ang 81.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Wind at Midnight,


BRIG PIERRE MoLAsQuE, 166 TONS from Cow Bay OF and
for Quebec is ota loss at Albright Island Captain and
cook drowned
BRG PRosPERrTE QNor at Philadelphia from Fowey, ex
peeDced heavy weather the passage; also while
anchor AN 10th inst off Brnndywine into by
seh Mary Sheppard, bound to Philadelphia aud parted
cable losing 60 athoms and anchor and carried away bob
stay The Sheppard also lost anchor and 80 fahoms chain
and was slightly damaged by the collision.
ScHR SoPnIA EMILY (3r from Lisbon for Halifax, has
been abandoned at Captain Jenkins Sailed
from Lisbon August for Halifax, Ms, with cargo of
had variable Sept 10 when encountered
hurricane from SW in which the vessel sprung leak
Sept 30 lat AZ 30 81 fallen in with BY bark North
Queen tof Yarmouth (US), Capt Dalar from Bremen
for New York, and the crew being worn out with
pumping. and having three feet of water in her,
concluded abandon taken board and brought
this port The and 90 and two years old.
ScHR CARVER from Bristol. Me- for Wilmington, Del,
which ashore recently West Chop arrived New
Bedford Oct for repairs She leaking 600 strokes per
hour on arrival
FAST sAILING-Schr Lizzie Dewey, Davis, which sailed
from Portland Sept IL arrived Ayr, Scotland 9th inst
making the passage in Is days,
LAuNcHEp-A fine schr launched at Port Ludlow
Sept Is She is three masted vessel and is To be named
the Young America
schr, named the Bonanza of about 200 tons,
launched recently at Victoria.
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is way 10 New YORK a market As YET tne supply
is not full, but very good prices are expected.
SALMON
The market in salmon is higher now than il was at
this time last season. the following quotations will
show:-F0r lbs, 81 20; lbs, SO 40, and 2h lbs
50 co. The great scarcity and continued good demand
Will cause Il Is thought still further advance The
stock here and the way Is small and viii 90 but
short way 10 supply the demand Late advces from
the Pacific state that salmon Is getting very
scarce on September there not than
30 900 in FIRST hands among the packers the
Columbia river and OF these needed finish up
for export already made and partly hllcd At
san Francisco September q here were barely GOO
cases of all sizes.
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Seomer. san. lDe.tiaario-.l one

Rs- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEw YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing coston night signal for
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Department Of the HERALD.
RE-Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv
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Of HERALD yacht pier No l East River New York
received from all parts of the world and promptly de-
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared at New Bedford Oct bark Laettia Church. for
Indian Ocean.
Sailed from do 9th bark Norman, Campbell, for North
Pacific Ocean.
Arrived At Hobart Town Aug 5, ship Eliza Adams Ham
bin, of NIB, from South Seas
Arrived ut Flores Ang schra Lizzie simmons Budding
ton Nj clean 3oh Grozier Roberts Provncetown. 40
bhs; 31st, brig ID Small. Curren do, 800 do; Sept
bark osmanl Osborn, NIB, So sp ID ship Young Phenx,
Clifford, do clean; Sth barks Ohio Id smith, do, H. sp
10Th, Seine White, do, $50 do brig Eunice Adams,
Brownell, do 100 do.
Heard from, no date bark Sarah II Hale, socum, NIB,
with 10 bbls sp oil.
letter from the third officer of bark Ohio I'd Smith
NIB reports her Two Thirtysix Ground Aug 20 hay
ing taken sp whales, making 10 bbls oil.
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NOTICE 70 MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasers informed
that by elegraphng the HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street. London TO tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de popera,
Paris arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with United States the will be cbed to this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR MONTHS
OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
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YACHTs. sTEAMBOATs, Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.

T,oR sALE-sLooP YACHT KAISER WILHELM lsrg
II 70 DO seen Of Court street. Brooklyn. Apply "a
NJ H. GREENLEAF GO Exchange place.