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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14


The Chicago inter Ocean is deter.
mined tolhaye It's sensotion items any
how, whether 1t does any good or not.
That paper has correspondent at
0kolona, Mississippi, who has infor-
nation that thousands Of s"White
Leagpers" aresridIng up and down
through the country, each man armed
with several navy revolvers. rifles and
knives, butchering the negroes wher-
ever found and driving them out of
the State. This, says the Courier Jour
nal, is a pitiable state of affairs, and
naturally excites horror; but when Z 1t
isperceived that the party who thus
victimizes the Inter Ocean, signs his
illusions 0newho dare not give his
name,' are relieved. The fellow
knew he was lying and had some
doubt doubt as to the proprlety Of writing
himself downa liar. y ~ :
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14

The article Of the Constitution on
public lands and the land office was
hpally passed and engrossed a second
time onaWcdhesday last, by a Iargs
majority. 1t is claimed to be fS,r-
qnd liberal compromise ofthe different
opinionsthas prevailed On the subIecf'
among nlembets offhe Convention.
we'afesfatihedto ncticcthat tI,e sec J.
ond section revives all unsatsfied GEN
ulne land certificates, barred BY section
four of article ten Of the Convention Of
1859, byreason of the holders or own.
er or owners thereof falling to have
them surveyed. and returned To. the,
IAndpffioeb the first of Iast January
granting I'VE years after the adoption
Of the new. Consultations rini which To-
pes fec saeh titles,,s.and; that section
threeiconiinues theold policy of grant
Ing lands to railroads, restricting them,
however g not more than sIxteen
Hhf4lnrl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14

Col. JOHN Il. GowAN, the great en-
gineer who raised the Russian fleet at
at Sebastopool, is to be employed by
the British government to raise the
Vanguard, recently sunk off the coast
OF Wicklow, Ireland. He says: II
don't want to make money by the OPP
Grafton. | simply want to show the
English that American talent and en-
ergy are not to be sneezed at. AS MIR.
Pickwick says, 1 merely wish to 'sus-
tain principle.D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14

The Missouri knights of Pythias, to
the number of fifty or more, met in
Grand Conclave, at st. Louis, on Tues
day last, and remained in session two
days, having Il public parade on We'd
nesday and ball at night. The order
throughout the State is represented as
in ilourishing condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14

The people of st. Louis are reviving
the talk, prevalent some time ago, of
getting up a testimonial to Mr.. Reaves,
in the shape of homestead, Tvs some
acknowledgment of the great good he
has done that city in his various pub
lications. 1t should be done.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14

MoNCURE CONWAY is lecturing at
Chicago on "The Devil.r He should
be careful not to say anything bad
about him, so near His Satanic Ma
jesty's domlnions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14

GERMANY wants to purchase the
Island ofSt. Thomas, one of the West
Indies. The consent of the United
States-which will hardly be given
and n question of money is all that's
In the way.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14

THE impressions gains ground that
Grant will be the nominee of the Re-
publicans for President next year. If
so, and the Democratic leaders will act
wisely, there is scarcely a reasonable
doubt but that they can elect the Pres
ident.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14

A REGIMENT of soldiers were kept
under arms at Chicago during election
day, by order of the Governor, who
feared an outbreak.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14

THE Vicksburg Herald says that 1t.
Gov. Davis (of Mississippi will make
fine presiding officer of the next Sem
ate, for about thirteen minutes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14

Two hundred and sixty-four new
cases of smallpox have been reported
to the health officer of Cincinnati since
the lst OF November.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS who has been
receiving fresh honors at Dublin, sails
to-day for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-07
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL Feb 5-sailed. bark Clio Bono tap, Chiesa.
United States
GLOUCESTER Feb 5-saied. bark Krey woggerson Ger,
Peters, United States.
HAvRE, Feb 4-sailed, ship Union. Greenleaf United
States
KoSIGsBERc. Feb 3-Arrived. bark hummer Fumi
(Ger) Becker, Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 6-Ceared, ship Washington. Bradley.
New York bark Rachele (Aus), Nasso, United States
Arrived 9Th, Pm, steamer Russia tBr), Cook New
York.
Sailed lth, steamer Adriauc CBr), Perry, New York
direct
Sailed 9Th steamer Ohio. Morrison. Philadelphia.
MovILLE. Feb 6-Arrived steamer Nova scotian (Br),
Richardson. Baltimore via ST Johns NF tor Liverpool
NARYPoRr Feb 6-Arrived. bark Fisher OBJ, Temple,
Barren.
oPoRro-Arrved, brig Paqucte de Nova York (Porp,
Silva, st John, NIB.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 6-Arrved. ships Lutterworth (Br),
CLARK, San Francisco; Talisman (Br, Finay, do bark
Lamek (Aus), Coboovich, New vorK-
SIERRA LEoNK-Arrived bark Tropic Bird, Havlin,
Boston brig Helen Holmes, kldridge. do.
TRALrr, Feb b-saisd bark Anso (suO, Schroeder,
United States.
YoxouAxA, Feb 6-Arrived. steamer Great Republic.
Cobb San Francisco for Hong Kong.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 6, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Republic Br Gleadell. Liverpool via
oseenstowpWK 81 coT Saon Rr Evnon 1ivernool via
on Dae ''f A'n0n Vef'00' Wa
steamer Spain (Br, Grace. Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer Giamorgan Br) Laybourne, Cardif-A
Steamer Vile de Paris Fp, Lachesnez Havre-Geo
Steiner Oder GER, Bussius. Bremen &c-oelrichs
Steamer Geo Clyde, Pennington Galveston via Key
Steamer United States Burdick, New Orleans-Fred
Baker.
steamer Knickerbocker, Kemble, New Orleans
Steamer san jacinto. Hazard, savannah-w Gar
steamer Champion. Lockwood. Chareston-J W Quin-
Steamer Benetactor, Jones, Wilmington NC-wm
steamer old Do%inOn Walker NSTtoIk City Point
Steamer Knight Chichester, Georgetown, DE-
Steamer Fanta Howe Philadepnia-James Hand.
Steamer Gen whitney Halett. bosop-B Dimock.
Ship John II Worcester tBr. Cawse, Loncon-Arkeu.
ship Criterion, Lul, San Francisco-simonson L
Bark Olustee. Nickerson. singapore-salter Liver
Bark Dirigo Staples Glascow-Carver d Barnes.
Bark David Taylor tBr). Atkinson Glasgow-slocovich
BARK A Brayton Gray, valparaiso-Fabbri 4
Bark Fannie Carver ontevideo-walsh 4 Field
Bark Granada, hodsdon. Rio Janeiro-B Metcaf
Bark Mayhower Lsnfare, Barbados-H Trowbridgcs
Bark Betty GUIDE CNoE, Due, Baltimore -Tetens L
Brig Etna tBr,, McKnnon, Cette-Bird. Perkins L
schr A McNlehol, Reed, Bahia Miller 4 Houghton
schr Lottie X Friend. Collins, Kingston, Ja-A Solo
'' schr II Heath. Yichos ARROYO. PR-Evans, Ball
schr Nary slusman. Adsms, Havana-Jas Ward 4
schr A Bentley. Mshafey. Jacksonville Warren
schr Nellie Potter. Howard. Wilmington Nc-w x
sehr Harry L.ndsl Taylor. Richmond and City Point
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Sailed from Gravesend 10th, Peru. for Now Yorks -
ria Merlin, Pniladephia .,..e- Io,r,. a.tao,a
from Liverpool for HALIFAX.
MARsrlLLrs Jan H-Arrived, James Kitcnin. Rsy
NnwaT s Jan is-Arrved oro Bensa New YORK; Ida
OPoRro Jan Arrived Fortuna. Mesquite. and Sarah
d Emma Carter. New York 49,,
gefano, Waterford; 2Oih Imperial. Crosby. Dublin
ST sravMS' Jan ii~saIled Maabar Leroy, Pensacola
aground on Jueps Sand came of this morning ahd pro
ceeded upward.
BnkMrnnAvss, Jan ls1The bark Dorchester q
was Abandoned Jan in LAT Al n Ion SO w. with loss OF
and part OF buwarks and with five feet water In he.
hold and crew exhausted; crew saved by the Arch
FALMOUTH, Jan 20-The ship Jorawur of London from
Liverpool for Calcutta before reported was abandoned
saved
GREESocK. Jan 2o-The ship Island Home, from Liver
pool for Charleston, has put into the Tail 0! the Banh
through stress OF weather since reported sailed Jan 3d.
LIVERPOOL Jan 2l-The scandinavian o. from Port
land arrived here that during gale Jan II she
shipped heavy sea- which smashed port side o. after
deck house.
= LONDON Jan 2l-The W stetson, Moore, arrived IL
e a q she M IN WITH ne huh
sci, supposed n bark. burned TO the waters edge
posed OF bark were floating ali round the vessel also
large quantity OF wood. spars, cabin doors, &c.
MouLNEIS. Nov 30-The American bark Milo has been
of timber which the owner has bought hence fol
san Francisco when proceeding 10 sea today got lou
as reporte1 by cabs CARVING AWAY the latter vesse
mzzen rigging the starboard sde and sprnginR the
mast
for Danzic with petroleum, Is stranded near Leba and
swINExuNpK. Jan 1.-THE Rosa Bottcher. Peters, from
Doboy has put In here on account OF the Ice In stral
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WALKING TEN MILES.
MATCH OF $1,000 BETWEEN WILSON REID,

MATCH OF $1,000 BETWEEN WILSON REID, A
cARTMAN, AND s. D. DAVIS, LETTER CAR
RIER-REID THE WINNER.
The ten mile walking match between Wilson
Reid a cartman and Silas d. Davis a letter car
rier attached to station q, for the OF 81. OOO
came or at the Rink, Sixty-third street and Third
avenue, last evening. Although the termination
OF the affair was one-sided the exhibition was
quite creditable. Davis withdrew at the end OF
the fifth mile and, Reid going on. won as he
pleased.
Amid uproartous shouting the men got away
at oh. Ism. 1t was an easy step ut first, but soon
Davis went to the front ana ended the initial mile
IN ON. 1885,, with Reid well up and waiting his OPP
portunty. On the second mile Reid extended
himself, and In q creditable manner INDUCED in
several spurts, and the exertion required OF
Davis to keep level with him TOOK much OF the
"steel" out OF him. which soon manifested
itself In his shortened and unsteady stride.
Davis nnshed at the 'front.' In the second mile,
In l0m 24s., with Reid right at his heels but on
the next mile the letter carrier was headed, and
from THIS time there was no possible chance for
MN. Reid was seven or eight yards ahead on the
third nile, onehaf an entire lap in advance the
fourth and the same at the nth, when DAVIS with
drew IRON the contest. AS the latter's reputation
had caused him o DE the most fancfed among those
Reid was notified that he might "pull out" when
his opponent stopped. but he preferred to con-
tinue and, 10 make sure that ne went the ull ten
miles, made seventy-two laps OF the track.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-07
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM 8. FITCH.
apocryphal.

Mr.. william $. Fitch, father OF Lieutenant
Thomas Fitch, United States Navy, whose marriage
to Miss Minnie Sherman, daughter OF General
sherman. created SUCH a stir in the fashionable
world departed this life yesterday morning at his
home IN Greenpoint at the age or fity-six years.
lie mad been suffering Tor long time with cancer
in the stomach and although confined for several
weeks to his house MS death was somewhat uneX.
pected. At the time oil his demise he enjoved the
iull OF his faculties and was surrounded by
his wife and three daughters. Lieutenant Fltcn,
however. was unavoidably absent but ne has
been autographed Tor and will In all probability
reach home TINS morning. Mr.. Fitch was born in
Ireland and came TO this country at an early age.
BY industry ana thrift he managed TO accumulate
a respectable portion OF tins worlds goods, so
that he has, in all probability, lett his widow and
children in comfortable circumstances. For q
number oil years he has been engaged In the IRON
business and has by his strict adherence TO Lusl-
ness principles, merited and won the esteem ana
confidence OF those with whom ne mas had bust
ness connections. No day has as yet been fixed
Tor the iuneral but 1t is believed that he VIII be
buried on Tuesday next
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Cuba (Br), Martyr. Liverpool Jan 23 ana
Queenstown 2atn. with mdse and is6 passengers to
steamer City Of Montreal SBr, Mlrehouse. Liverpool
head almost the whole passage Jan 70 46 10 Ion
H. Is os as sSaSa wss
blue light rocket ana red lqni; feb lat AZ 20 ION
ST. M g. aa SsaOa sM
steamer. In company. bound west supposed OF German
ss ,5 Keey hswss Del Win md'e
ship Aasdaenn GeE hense Hre s DAYS IN BAL
G 70 as a
with strong westerly winds u.. Ne,
sss. S.%sssh S
s s e had Jas strong
BARK Camelia Iof st Johns; Mo harvey, Pernambuco
$a ss: S1o:ssd - Eass'os Jan i lon 3 VI asS
fine weather to Hatteras; thence days with strong
sehT Mary Douglas c9f Booneayl sherlock Havana
Weinberg. Had strong 81. NJ ana NV winds ,.,.
TO Eaa s 10 ssss sS days. with fruit
schr Leona oorden Corpus Christi 81 days. with hides,
ioS,.s FrszisT cysT0rd G'sorgstSwp
seSr Albert Mason. Rose ceoTgesogn Sc saay. with
.,.schr 81 Byard, Camp. Virginia, with wood to
schr Paul Thompson. Taylor. baltimore
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg, Portland for New York,
with nldse and passengers TO- AmeG
steamer City OF titchburg Baer, New Bedford for
New YORK. win mdsc and passengers
steamer Thets, Young. rrovidence for New York
with mdsc ana passengers
Brig Daylight Marks Demerara via New Haven tor
New YORK. in ballast, TO L. Armstrong
sehr Mary NJ. Murray. Long Haroor Nj. Tor New
York. 9davs. with hsh 20 u Weinberg.
schr Electric Flash Nc Donad, st andrews Bay, NF.
for New YORK, IA days, with Dish TO master.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer City Of Fitchburg. springer. New York for
New Bedoro
steamer Albauoss DAVIS. new YORK tor Eau RIVER
Steamer Theus Young. New York Tor Providence.
sehr Highland, iitus, New York tor Boston.
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GEORGE WILSON.

George wilson, who was born IN England, In
ITS, has Just died at Janesvlle. ONO. When
quite young he enlisted and was assigned to the
regiment or which Wellington, then unknown TO
fame, was major. In l794 he served IN the Low
Countries, aud was in tue memorable retreat from
bremen. Two years later he was nghtlnQ Ilppoo
SanlD, IN india, aud served through the Manratta
wars oil 1901, 1907 auo 1903 subsequently ordered
10 Europe, he was at the battle oil kioge, 10 lso7
ana went TO Portugal IN 1905, wnefe he took part
III the battle OF Nemeria. He was at the defeat OF
MARSHAL soult, la 1909 ana, later. at Talayera:
with Wellington at Waterloo and PacEenham be,
lore New orleans. Alter the last named engage.
ment he refused 70 re-enlist, and, making mis- wav
10 Janesvile he remained there TIL tue emo OF his
very long lie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-07
FOREIGN PORTS.

sr f ;sns: s Paine: .as Srs:
! GENOA. Feb SIN port DsfX Don JUAN Bennett for
ssSsIsAs' Dec ssMAr,lysd bark. Meteor eNsg Lar
fe Lesson @ for
Boston Lucy e Paul asr5. XndreIs Isiseiss eaad
na ssd sS So
sd is nS sailed h for As n y1ss
Powers Licaia and Palermo and smiled 18th for Pha
RIA grom Marseilie.,. New York; san dastsno dtsi.
Passed 18TH, ors Tubsl Cain. stone, from cstts for
In port Jan \ barks Abby Bacon. Merrill from New
Y Arrived S d Of Yer ss1ysa s
!sf Venice Giovanni iab Paran s from Palermo Tor Tor
o nTGaS The strait: 'chr Minnie
lowed through the saits Jam :chr Eda @
Pl6sham from Palermo for New York:
Lsf $S Rns a,na
a:s Sss aiss'n: Tor s Kew YORK ids
a % ro SF 6 two wa Il rSoma
Eo JAs.so Jan g7-clearsd barSs Adelaide. Bailey.
,sIJoHs. NIB Feb 4-Cleared schr sinope Obi, Toote.
Tsl.sIy Jan lin port steamer Ipd,s sws Fought
a ais,s' tor Ne" York. dos ''Ar Haskell or'"s
ALercIRAs Dec ls-Arrived Amilcore. Romano. Cata-
BerxnAx, Jan 2o-om Arlington, vickery, from Havre
BRISTOL, Jan i9-Arrived Hidalgo. Roberts, Bull Rlv.
err So I'm Georgia f len irnce Edward Island
FOR Gloucester; list, Lady DuneIin, Marshall 81 john
BAaenLosA, Jan l-Arrived. Castillo oO. Larrssotl.
~ BELFAST, Jan 2l-Arrived. MarSaretha. saDpa. New
,BAsJoKwASck, Nov 2S-Salled. Meus Kent New
cAaDIrs Jan ls-Arrived. Minnie. Murchison George
town. PEI
yApIz, Jan i2-Arrived. Sadie, shephardson Boston.
TIA Montaznare do 1ereslna Lauro do; Amalia Gar.
CALCUTTA Jan ls-sailed, Otago. Ihorndike. -;
2stn: b Bertram Kisby: New York y.,,., a..
:. DeAL Jan 2o-Passed New World, Hammond. New
q, FALMOUTH Jan D7Arrved Rosebud reiaee, halifax:
:. GLASGOW, Jan l9-Arrived, Caprera, Crombie, New
sailed 10Th. Lillian v,gus, yigus Havana.
Arrived 18th, Ironsides. Tapley, Baltimore.
Hull Jan 4o-Arnvei, Pornah, Huffman, San Fran.
HoLYHEAD. Jan l9-Arrived. Sunbeam, Daizell Darisn
hAsBuRe, dan l7-Arrived, Leasing 81, Toosbery. New
YORK Adolph, Hendrieksen. savannah:
. Sailed from Cuxhaven 18th. Chametie, Waite, Ham,
nAvRE Jan r-Arrved. Minerva Larsen Baltimore.
ss sse rea Gsa HSnnoye e 81 MmeecS Havana ana
Cleared Ism celeste. Wright Charleston 10Th. W
LIyEarooL Jan zj-Arnyed, Lord Nor,hbrook, Chris
sailed llsL Arbitrator a.. Jackson, New Orleans
Cleared lsth Diana. Hanson, Baltimore 2tth Media.
Srican, Kathleen, Ssea b stien Talis%Sn. Baker
Tybee Mira. toer, Wilmington, &C.
Lospos, Jan ls-Clsared, Mistus, Psdorseu. whining
Lhisrsd cut aesh. Jenny. S,omavis. Phi,AAaanAAA
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went aground on ne Upper Middle, but would proba.

|
| bly, get of at high wfer
oSe NM for BE-
ings connected with shaS broken II was
and Capt Holmes 1Une %s H Il would b
prudent TO make port She proce,ded on Friday.
See TO ssd
received a new mainmast bowsprt and ,;hree lower
Snad s" caS cat'sn two
On ta U the %
70 be oasea i Slsh
salt which composed prrt OF her loading was being
the Oarks leave last nigh night for the city
M before reported ashore a. sc,nats
and supposed that her hull has sustained serious
Blunt ashore az Jones' Inlet came up
Gone to e 70 and
Of the past DAYS but very little will be saved from
her.
her foresail and lib. No other damage.
Pilots CARRIED Orr-In consequence OF the heavy
aso fa e" ssrf!ea
be taken Off by OF the other boats which are
ashore on TUESDAY evening last in Cove to
ana
Sih s e bsea
raised and taken into Quantco.
schr Thos which arrived here Yesterday pm.
bowsprit carried away.
BELFAST. Feb THE Ice embargo still continues. al
to at he o% nf ao ii e
% Kasdn H s e her AZ w fsrf " rev DAYS
Strange from Boston ior Baltmore.
at wP send to-
oil soon.
NEW BEDFORD Feb 5-Steamer Island Home reached
her wharf at Nantucket on Wednesday for the first time
IN two weeks. landing large amount OF freight pas.
sage through the Ice to Brant Point Sunday
by over eu volunteers Yesterday the steamer
hour getting througe the ice coming out
PORTLAND Feb 5-F q Bailey 4 Co Yesterday sold the
remainder OF the wreck Of Georgia for $3.50
JAS Powers Co. of Boston, and Col Edward Moore Of
this city.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR Jan 29-Schr Howard, Macombcr
Williams from Boston tor Franklin, finding ali the
bors closed by ice from sullivan Prospect arbor
hard Ice centreboard schr name unknown belongs Se
ing to Ellsworth anchored there about the time
NJ hs nort aeVenue cluG 1Svi mo0aoqsy arrived
she assisted schr Hattie Ellen, from Calais ashore
there, The cutter carried the schrs anchors and
feet higher she can be taken of with the next high
tide and favorable weather.
LAUNcH-Messrs Rldeout Lord. OF Calais have on the
ship to the Pr de OF the East being the
model She is 232 sailed upon the stocks and
owned Messrs Rdeout a. Lord and others OF Calais
and capt John A. Lord, OF Ellsworth and Will be COM
named John Lord in honor of one OF the owners.
LAUHcHEp-From the yard OF william Adams d Son.
Hodgdon's Mills on Wednesday, the schr Baracoa, l67
owned oy McKoVn, Fisher and others and to be COM
manded by Capt l. McChntock
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SAVANNAH RACES.
SAVANNAH, Ca,

SAVANNAH, Ua., FeD. o, 1919.
The weather to-day was One. and the track In
good condition for the races The attendance was
large.
The first race was dash OF two miles between
Granger and Limestone IL was declared q dead
heat. Time. 344. The owners OF the horses
divided the money, and declared they would not
run another race.
Inc secood race was three mile heats Jim
Hinton won IN Two straight meats, beating Acci.
dent Time, 7O4-6:2l The race was poor one.
The third race was mile heats. Three started,
VIZ. ;--Nolcanp, Denver ana Warfare. Volcano
Won two meats In I;57E-l:5 2h.
Inc races WA be continued 90 NondAy.
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SAILED.

tBr), DO; SPAN Br) dol Castaa tBrl, Glasgow vc!o
ria (Br), do; Vile de Paris frl Uavre. Ulatnorgan
tBri, Cardiff Oder ier). Bremen Arregon brl, Bris
toll, Caland Dutch, Rotterdam tsailed othl tina
(brJ, Kingston, &c, Geo CLYDE. Galveston via Key
West United states. New Orleans; kncEerooekeE aoi
factor Wilmington No. Old Dominion. RlciiInond &C
Il Knigbl Georgetown. DC, fanta fhiiadel ph I;
barKs Water Lily (Brj, Lon0on; John Williamson tBrl
Ayr Magnas hus tswe, stetn; Alberto Gtsb; vaea,
Johns NJ; schrs Orre Drisko. Demerara; Teresa.
Para; Impulse IBID, Belize and TruxilIo.
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A DOLLAR FOR HIS ExCELLENcY

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
| Tor one land think may speak for thousands
In this CITY alone) Will gladly contribute 81 TO the
fund 70 he raised for President Grant ITO make
100000. provided he resigns the Presidency. saw
on tue Atm Of Marcn next wiz you please give
TINS prominence In your valuable Journal and
obnge, CUNSIANT BAAOkk
NEW YoRK. Feb. 4 1874
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COLONEL GEORGE GILIAspY.

Colonel George Gillaspy, prominent Iowa poll.
tician, died at Ottumwa, in that State. on the
3oth ult., aged slxty.one years. He was born In
Kentucky. out removed to Iowa while It was still
q Territory. He held q number OF local Offices and
a member Of the Constitutional Conven Ion
OF 1857. He was democrat In politics, ana was
often the Candidate OF his party Tor important
ofices, among them United States Senator and
Lieutenant Governor and in 1869 for Governor.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captain, arc
informed that by telegraphny to the HERALD London
Bureau No 45 Fleet strse the arrivals at AMI depart
from European ports anu other ports abroad Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with tn,
United States the will be cable1 this country
free of charge and published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-07
JAMES QUINN.

Mr.. James Quinn, late Clerk Of the Tenth District
Court, died at his residence, in Mott haven, on
Frilay last. MIR. Quinn has figured Tor a number
OF years as one OF the leading young aspirants Tor
political fame in the newly annexed Twenty-third
ward. He was born in Ireland aud came to
America when very young. At the time OF his
death he had attained tue age Of thlrty-two years.
Mr.. Quinn was possessed OF many fine qualities.
The attaches OF the Tenth District Court held q
meeting yesterday on which occasion suitable res
olutions or coincidence aud sympathy with the
services over the remsins OF Mr.. Quinn Will be
held Tomorrow Monday, morning, " hali.past
ten A. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-07
SPOKEN.

Ship Alexandrovna (of st John, NB,, from London
for sydney, NSW, Jan 10, lat 40 8 N, Ion Is W.
An American bark, showing signal letters HNLY, from
Antwerp for Rangoon, Dec lat Is 20 s. lon So 10 W.
negat Sc IL miles.