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, 1876-09-27
SMrfei.

2onbnn %. Scpttmbcr. Ginc
&euter'i9e Sep l6e ous SIsrao be.
ridtet, bo6 Die Armce ocs @cneruls
Si6ernojcii pollHdnoi9 orsAcrillt't NOR
Den, I'm Den &lleg oui lanNc SIT fort
fibrrn AL tornen, I'M S le lem 6rie-
bus 6lnb Su Stdnoc tommt. 6tlmn;
lioe uno Sutli0leu tommen nod, ID {
Dor aus &uBlono an.
2onopn, 26. Opt. Gurc 2'p
]de aus ct. Yctersbur9 ltcQt uac Gt
rii9ts in gesus auf %frieserildt @Orbcs
reitunsen ool Seiten &uBlanss in @b-
reoe uno i6reibt bieielben Dem oufse'
resten 3ultanoe Der 0HcntIiden Slim
mling at. Die Qniabl Der naA Ger
bien abgcbenoen 6reilplalSen nlnmt IL
bod tdsliA 81.
pnlontinppeL 26. Septbr.
Sic Yiorte bat olen SeIeblsbobtrn ib-
rer Nrmecn Sefsbl ertbeilt, Den @Of-
fsn5lilltauo auf peitere a4t Sage gu
beo5o6ten.
2onoon, 26. ecpt. NaGridtep
aus gelsroo bis 10 ubr gmeItern Mor-
gen meloen, oob oalclblt nod nlhts
Ncues i'm Setref Der Sprtoauer bes
Observation-Disclosures empfanaen wuroe uno
es perlautete. oab Die 5einoiellsteittn bei
9elisrob picoer e%rOfnet wurosn.
Cine ipdtere 9epelde oes &euterlhsr
Selesrapben aug Gpnltontiuopel berlN
tet, ooB Die ousmartlsen @eianOten on
nd9ten 9ienliase Der Yforte Die Dol
Den @roBmdhttn aui9eitcllica 6rieoens'
pOrlhId9c o%iii5icll mittbtilen iperocn
Sic einselnen Yuntte oerlclben wurotr
bereits perDfentliAt. &uBlano fat lei.
ne Gen I'm 9un9 Der Iprl6Id8e on8e'
%tinbist.
0ie BON ben @robmd9ien auf9 1tta
ten SrleOensbeoingunsen errs9eu ungc'
beure N%uirc9uns unter Dem ieroii0el
Goltc. Mcn %bebouptet, oaB Die Ser
itrlung oes uStatns qnp ante bellum'
in Gerbien nit Der Giniii6:unA uon III
lotolcn &efurmen in Den 1riitI;Acn YrI
plnien Der Surtel Elm fut0lcr Sd)i0u iii
iene gambler lein miirot. Serbien nil.
be pbne pOaitanoise unabbdnOi9ft,
moralilh tobt lein, uno iiberoles mir
Den Die Oerlpro9cnm Geformen in ocl
anoeren Stuaten ni9t ausstfubrt mer.
ben. GIN inter iolben 8%tOlpgunger
abgel1loNener Ttieoe wiiroe oen unub
menbbaren Con lItt nur ouf turie Sri
bnonsi9isben.
, 1876-09-27
Guropai(he uabribtfn.

25retnen. Sier TT, Iant amtlthsr
8etauutmahuns, wabriAeinlid burd
ben &artOifelprooiant zines bon New'
Dort in Bremerbapen angstOmmensn
uno sel0iaten Dampiidifies. Der Cos
loraootai er einseihleppt worosn. Da
unter ben obwaltenoen 9erbaltn.lieu
has @infubrusrbot nidt anacwanoi
merSen lam, 10 linb bort beionoers
ltren9e MfaBrsseln Der iist worosn, UNI
peiterem Shaoen por5ubea9en.
ProieHor Nooli 8alian, Der betannt,
lid BON @eburt Brcmer 1T unS in BIZ,
berem Nuitrase Saoumerita b%ersilte,
UNI fir oas 8erliner Wfulsum nab Mls
tertblmern gu foriben, 1T nad beinabs
1aiabri9er abweieubeit naA Berlin su'
riid9ctebrt. Ser beriibmte @tbnolose
bat leioer oas ursliid sebabt. oab le.ne
NIT uielem 6IeiB unO unlaslider Mabe
an9elesten Sammlun9eu liOamerItanI.
lder NltertDimer ourA SaiifbtuA uer'
loren 9eSansen lino. 2uf Ole Helultate
ieiuer TorlWun9en. weld)e YrOf. Sa'
titan balo Der Osifsutlihteit ~Iberseben
wlro, 1T man III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strst1
len 9elpannt.
Samburs. SOr bieiiJem Straf9es
rid)t iano an 25. Au9ult YerAanolun9
itatt sc9en ben So .aprI9en &auimam
Serm Sob. 50. &egrielOt, wtQ II Sers
fa0run9 unby lholteNer Wtao1en inter
16 Salren, lowle 9esen Die WIrt0id)ultS'
lnbaberlnnen Otaria, seihtoeue 9eeb'
ler, uno gamma, 9clAleotne SIS 1ler,
we9cn &uppelei. 9cDrfelOt's GQcfrau
bate I'M uOrI9eu SaDre Die l5labrlse
Bertha 8tuner in Oicup q nonmsu.
2ebrielOt Ucriol9te oa8 unerfaqrenc
WtaOden 10 lange, bis iie ipm gum
Spier 9cfauen. Die a3uiammentiinlte
lanOen ltaIt III benz 9teBler'iIeI Wmtb'
l1aitSfsuer in Der 6eroinanotraBe uno
i'll Dem Der &oblcr ON 9roBcn Yulitab.
{. wuBte oa5 Ofaoheu gu beWesen, nod
s,uel ebenlo lun9e 6reunolnnen beran5us
5tsben. Wtlt Ibuen eln5eln oosr audi
3ulammen telu1te 8. Die &euerfneip II,
no IN Den Prluat,lmmern Der Wlrtbm'
men oann bic (Aamlolelten Orsi.n 9ss
feiert wuroeu. Der Staatsanpalt be-
| antraste ae9sn 2ebrislOt 8 Wonate,
9e9en bic 9teBlcr 6 Wtonate uno ses.u
bic &Obler A WfOnate @efdn9nI6, lowie
ae9en aue Nbsrrennuns Der G9renrtdlte.
DaS @sriht aarnrtheilte htn 9ehrfstot.
, 1876-09-27

re- THE CIRCULATION OF TIE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER than
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-09-27
Spanlen.

9~onbon, IS. Septbr. Ni@olas
eulmeron bat liA BON MnOrio naA bier
oeT Iii9tet, I'm Der Icrfolsun9, re9en
8tr5tnbuns nit Dem ManifeIt oe5 ~No-
pance &epublicau's", wclhes er untcr=
ei0net nno pef6es, tpie lcbtc @o6e be-
amt 9emo6t mnroe, our6 9on5 Spa
MEN psrbreitet 1T, gu entAebcn.
, 1876-09-27
0irsinia StaatS<0a5e1Gf
tastp teraussesebsn sOr
9obn a. y II.
30. s 3m6lfte Strafe.
u d. III Il B, y a.

snbscriptieps Dreife.
, 1876-09-27

0urian @eipolttbdtigfsiten errei6t por-
Den lino. Sic 9eOingungen lino unbes
fannt, ousgenommen Die gntl9dOiguns
an Serrn Mtogarp's Samilie.
, 1876-09-27
Die Tnbkur\

~ b%efirnntt. bas sarse btsberise Scitperfabrst tn15
auItoben. Ole Cur ,piro burd bus iogenannte
&pbbao unb bnr3 @tnnebh,en pom Sobpnlpet
bemirft sc sObbdSsr Setssn an, mo- PIE Srant5ett
Sett set9en fe bic 9ebensfroit bes MenI6en an.
SouIenoe iino in BEN Ieeten opet Sabret In Der
SaoezQnltolt, "a Gtantou Str., asep Yort, Sebetlt
worben. Inter ben Sebetlten %betlnoen t9 ptete
fh BON anoeren 8aoern oabur5, oaB lie brett ouf
be Rraufbeit sinwirfen, u,b ben tranfen StoiI ent'
ierntn, in pelfer 6orm ct aud gum 8ori9etn
tOmme. ste itnS eth 8erbrennnn9ss oeer ansl9ets
bungszproceB ber SrantbeltsitpIe. Sober Rronts
mfrs bel Der Inwenbuns bieier Sur l~oSulagen ietn
stsener gtrst. @crn ,Scmonb burb Sieie . dber aes
betlt tit, 10 lit er wtrtli9 uno rabitol 9ebetlt, NAB
renb nab Der bisbertsen Seitnetbobe bic gttttet
Bep5buli6 seiabrlt6er limb ais bic Rrantb cit ietbit,
uno ii9 0tters ~ sansss Seer ieeunSdrer Srants
beitem etniteut. y>..'
Sbslei@ bie svybaSer ane srantbeitsn, ihntrli9
uno duberli9, %furireu, 10 iinc bod bic 8trfnn9en
nod In acutem3 ~nitanoe ~befinben, gang aubsrorSsnk
lid: Nieber, ielbit Geruenz Inb Tpphnsfeber,
perben iebr i5uel, 9epSbult4 nit l-3 Saoern,
turirt. gals uno Sam8eniGptnoladt ptro,
b~eIonoerS BET iuneen 2euten II. TN eriten .Staotnui,
eepobnli9 lei6t fnrirt. @afertndt, Wbens
matiSmuS iperpen oft febr. i9Hea. 8ssbetlt;
ebenIo Nuaers nno Sbrsntrantbettet, ioruts que
iDpbilttttGe 9ramtss'tss tn lsDsM Ssaoe' m 81.
Sdlipiiren, GeropbeItt &C. III bic Sirfuns etre
pISblide Ii. Stdtbare. Sur Elm 9ab TIT btnrsi4snb,
Inn Seoen pon bet @irfuns gu itber3en9en. Wtas
SSnrferrrbr (etne bis lest uubctlbare 8rantbeiD
SSaroen ss5silt, Sci Icstsrcr &rantbeit seben Is
@ro,ent bcs 3uderitohes nit iebem Babe sur4 bea
llrtn ab.
Ole 8obes unb Ginnebne s@u[per p.rbcn mad
iebem Qlob i'm 9anbe %perianbt, Ser Qrsts bes
bubezpulpers 1T 50, Der hes Ginnebme : Burners
81. MAN laie fb cine Broi9ure lber BITE 2obtH
1T snslil9sr ober beutider Sprade i9ideu.
FIR. RauchfusS, v
"a StantoH Ctr. BOX 1901
9ew 9ort.
, 1876-09-27
Gbiaa,

China.
2onbOn, 26. Sept. Cine 9epc-
i9e an Die DSim.s" bon Sbangbai be-
ri4te, oaB arrangements binf9tli9 Der
, 1876-09-27

~cD'Nt To pm IT,,
iNod'platr ron ReQpat & @iblpn.)
Y 0. | 207 81 a | i traEe
mpc eur une +. dnrIet in
olcn orten orsclluns . las>
NSooren lo'pie in uerihieoeueu
rten NouSb' tm19See~
rGtbihoftel.
d. bate fee { riret ron Der ga IT in
9 mpate, Sronf'ei6, line iril6e Seupnna,
ucr eem 'elten ire sEiil. en- Mtp rtifsIn in
@lNsmna,en me6e ltd l,hr fir S,Ioon' mp
WrIbiGafsen %eianen, erbalten II b Butte B
publifam min gu LEI den, pa i9 ieDr srbptiu
bin metus @anrsu 5t Ssiaen.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
DANGEROUSLY STABBED.

Shortly before ten o'clock last night an alteration
took place between two Italian booblacks named An
drew Masante aged twentythree years, living at No
80 Thompson street and August Donera, aged twenty.
seven OF No 81 South Fifth avenue, during which Ma
sante stabbed Donera In the right side
wound IL appears that Masante at Donera 8
house and after some conversation they quarreled
Masane dared his companion TO go into the street TO
hght, threatening If he did TO kill him Donera
accepted the challenge and the two went outside
They had hardly reached the sidewalk when Masante
drew a pocket knife and plunged it into his
assailant's side, after which be away. Tho
wounded man staggered 10 the house ana the inmates
to his relief physician was summoned and
dressed his wound which he pronounced dangerous
Word then communicated to the Fifteenth
precinct station house and detectives aftor
Masante, but up midnight they had not succeeded
in finding him. general alarm also teegraphed to
the various stations Rivng description OF the fugitive
The wounded appeared loath TO give tho police
further information as to the aray and declined going
TO the hospital
The New York herald., 1876-02-21

render assistance owing 20 the heavy sea and sn0u
cRooEHAvIx Feb 7--The brigantine, Hogan toatsli
rom Prince Edward Island has arrived here for orders ane
OF ganuary the vessel experienced gales from 81 q
NV IN which one man was washed overheard; mansai
ouks olnnacie and compass carried away vessel akeA
considerable quantity OF water.
caDlz, Feb 1.-The odorne will probably not have "a
discharge IN order 20 have her but in case
any dsehsrse should be necessary Is VIII only be Of po
tests:-rhe II Jones' from New York vim Gibraltart
George kremelberg hom Richmond Luigi Trspan frout
HoLYaEAp Feb THE italian bark IgnaaIo from Liver
The roads on he oh inst 70 clear bark john walker %
Liverpool she was t9wed ont to-day and picked mp boR
PLYMOUTH Feb Tine Therese shaw from Mobile foe
Bremen put here yesterday and reported having
SnssS %%s 20 Ssse and other ronxor ao
Therese has since arrived at Bremenl
oursSsrowS Feb 5-The Fanny, Torgensen from, strad
raer Doboy alas has in here with loss wats
The % Christina Andrews from Musquash NB for Liver
pool deals and obsters srrved here reports having e
from 10 w during which she carried away bowsprit li
boom foretopmas and mantopgalantmast, and shipped
away boats and caused the vessel TO leak
here has lost mzenmast and all attached buiwa
and sails, and is leaky: 80, :.
&c reports that on in lat 81 n Ion % W. ne boarde3
the Fhio brig of llesand. and found her aoandonea
with Of in her hold and mainmast gone
Before reportedl
RIO GRANDE Jan 7-The brig Orleans, ofqnebec. FROM
sat while being towed in here Dec - struck thd
heavily tines the pilot in charge ran her on
ground close to the guardeoat where sae rcmane1 ,C
jose do Norte the brgas since been leaking
viii require be hove down and examined previous
repairing.
ST HELENA, Jan. 2l-The Regent, from. Manila for Nex
York proceeded Jan IL About es of her cargo ugs
had been sold at auction on the 18th <
,,wSxFoRp Feb s-The brig Willie. q Yarmouth tNs9
North Bay today with iorstopssyard gone and short a
water Master reports that on Jan 2s during gale lca
water the ship proceeded about PM.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21

New Orleans Maria pD sisa Charleston CsfOre reported
without dats)
BOMBAY. TO Peb 1s-sailed ship otheIlo CBr New York
DUBLIN. Feb Is-saed. sehr Adana Rokes Rhodes
Matanzas
GIBRALTAR, Feb leArrived brig salists Partridge New
York.
HAMBuRo, Fen ls-Anived bark Wilhelm Bateman CGer)
Noack. Philadelphia.
Arrived lsth barks Vega Ger, Gerths, Wilmington
NC; Wave Queen (Br) Wilson. New York.
Sailed 18TH the Lupa. for Phnadelphia
LONDON Feb 2oArrived ship Sir Robert Peel Larrabee
New York
PLYMOUTH. Feb 2o-Arrived steamer Wieand Ger), He
bch New York for Hamburg (and proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb l9-Arrived bark David Babcock Err
skine, Samarsng.
srAvAScEn Feb l7saled bark stavanger CNoD, United
States.
HAvRE Feb 2o-schr Adelia Hills Gregory. from Pensa
cola for Liverpool lost her three and Feb
in lat A. Ion "a fallen in with by the Ganuea Rodrl
guez, from ManzanA which supplied the with pro-
visions and all the rope she could spare and assisted in rig
ging jury She making no water and Capt
in hopes OF reaching his destination.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AMSTERDAM. Feb ls-Arrived. barks Disco CBr). AIcn
savannah johanna Gen. Koepcke Philadelphia via Fall
mouth.
Sailed 18th, bark sgurd Jar CNor). Wilmington. NC
ASrwKRr Feb l9-Arrivsd bark Nellie Guest (Br),
Messenger. Baltimore.
BnsroL Yeb 2o-Arved bark Gusa Helene CNor). Flor
oness. Baltimore.
BRKxKx Feb Is-Arrived. barks Johann Kepler tGer).
spille New York George tCer) segeken, do Prodromo
Nor) jacobsen Savannah Bruennow SGer Paget, Phia-
delphia Falmouth Minerva Norl fstendahi, New Or
leans
Arrived 10Th barks L~ocadia Ger, wenke. New YoFk;
GermanA GER, Culver. Philadelphia,
BKRcES Feb l7--sailed. barKs Bjorgvin Nof), United
states: Haakon, Haakonson Nor. DO.
BtRcyLnSA Eeb l3--Auived hrTn PedJiio SD. AhSh
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
BELOW.
Bark Alma cGerl, wOxolth. from Liverpool Jan o
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK ctEoNE 34e tons, formerly whser from New Bed
ford New York. has been purch asei by swift
Allen. Of New Bedford to be fitted for whanng.
BARK La PLATA of New York. 3e4 tons bnit Salem in
1871 Providence has been sold through parties
New York Mr. Matthew Bartlett OF Boston, Tor S25oo
cash.
Brig MARY GARDNER CBr) from YORK for s. Johns
NJ Thomas in distress had dschaT ged about 200 bar
res -four damaged They sold auction previous to
Feb - account Of whom it and brought
between 81 and IS.
BRo DA1sr BoYSroS Appieby, rom London for Boston
(beore reported into s. Thomas Feb IL totally dis
mased md leaking.
BosroN Feb 2O-The fishing schr Horatio Babson, when
about and half miles from Highland light Cape Cod
PM Saturday into the fishing schr Glenwood, of
Gloucester Both vessels sank The saved and
took refuge the life saving station The valued at
5000 and insured
EoRToLK Feb l9he anchor and chain lost from the bark
Matilda smith. last week of Cape Henry, recovered
by Capt Brown the sehr John Houseman and brought
this city yesterday.
Leigh Bros Phelps, viii elIo-day at II o'clock
the schr Marion A, of Boston.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 2O-Bark Ferda Nor) lying at bal
last wharf above Kughns Point NJ capsIed Sunday
morning. during fresh blow from the NV.
Bark Kate Harding and the schr Richardson before
reported the Bukhead below Newcastle. Del
manned sunday Both vessels are reported uninJured
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
THE LOST FOUND.

Laura II. Nourss, the young woman whose mystcri-
disappenanee was published few days ago has
been found. Il appears that she was hboring
under a temporary alteration OF mind on
the day she lcn her home, causcd by q pro-
iongct illness aud as she walked lstlcssy down
West Nineteenth street her careworn appearance at
Ulctec the attention Of CLERGYMAN and wife who
passing by They questioned her. and invited her 10
thef residence The following day seeing the notice of
her disappearance, they communicated With her rca-
tives and she taken home The. name OF the
clefgymau IS Withheld from the press.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
CONKLING RHYMES.

Do not, If you think you're wrong cling
To Ulysses; go for Conkling.
Let through the nose, with mighty song sing,
Songsters now, TO Roscoe Conklng
Yon Custom House and dock yard throng cling
To the soaring skirts oil Conkling.
To him next year you'll all belong. Cling,
Then, at once 10 conqucring Conkling.
Politicians sound your gong Cling
For your lie 10 President ConRng.
CHORUS
You who've been wrong cling
To Conklng; to Conkling.
To Conkling, 10 Conkhng
You'd better all strong cling.
To the coattail of Conkling
You'll see The whole throng cling;
Ii Sl not be long; cling
AT once, then, to Conkling
Bang Bang the gongl Cling
To glory and Conkhngl
Whether President Grant
Says "A third term | want"
or President Grant
Have third term he can't;
Or you want, with jaws lanterney,
S-n B. A.
am insane
For irs utterly vain;
Ny brain II is ranking,
! can't rhyme with Conkling
Conkng Conkling,
Conkling Conklng,
Bang Bang the gong Cling
To glory and Conklingi
The country wants Conkllng
or Benjamin FranklnC;
We cannot have Frankng
And so We'll have Conklng.
GREEK CHORUS.
Sit down. This is worse, we swear,
Than punch, punch for the passenjarel
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
TIE HACKMEN.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 20, 1876
To rRr EDiroH OF rHr HSnALD:-
In your ''Municipal Notes. OF this morning you
STATE that the hackmcn and livery stable keepers are
worried rs 10 the new ordinance now pending before
the Board OF AIdormcn. The hackmen want the fare
low AZ they claim ~ will make more riding and the
only class OF livery Aable keepers t viii AFFECT arc
those who pay hotel propreiors large ices ior me use
o, the street, In front o their hotels for hack stands
and while they are Wiling 20 take 81 the Ores they
can pick up on the streets they do not want 10 bear
70 Them. the odiOus name N backmen.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
Seamer. su,l,. Destination

h1rNoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NKw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal for
board the HERALD yacht, showing while burn
ing the coors red green red changing from TO the other
in succession several miles distant Cap
tans OF vessels upon seeing this signal will obge us by
preparing any marine they have for the Ship
News Department OF the HERALD.
Person derous Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
of HERALD yacht pier No East River New York
received from all parts of the world and promptly de-
livered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
RAID ON LIQUOR DEALERS.

The police Of the Fifteenth precinct made raid last
night upon liquor dealers selling in violation
Of the Excise law. The following persons
arrested:-Alcxander McClennan, No. 146
Sixth avenue Joseph We'll, No 126 Sixth
avenue; Justice Heck, No. 1s6 Sixth avenue ;
John H. witpel, No. 1913 sixth avenue; Joseph Thorn.
son. No. "a sixth avenue; John Shedy, No. "a Sixth
avenue; John McCray, No. "a sixth avenue; Jacob
Giersdorf No. % Sixth avenue Charles n Cox No
ll2 sixth avenue Peter Donay No. 1856 Sixth avenue.
The prisoners viii be taken 20 Court this morning
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The can buoy I. missing from the Sow and Pigs Re T.
WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt sturges Of bark Marcela. Of NB
ports Mahe Jan TO- with 1850 bbls all WE'LL bound
home direct.
letter from Capt Downs Of bark Petre o. NIB. reports
he Mahe Jan IL arrived LIST, with 700 bb and 200
do VII oil, all told all well. Expected TO sail 18TH
letter the third officer Of bark MarceA OF NB,
that bark Memao Hicks, Westpor sailed from Mahe
Jan cruise around ST Helena and then homo. The Mer
maid wanted 100 bbls 20 ill.
BARK reports having brig Abbott Lawrence,
with bark company supposed to be the Spartan cutting
q vii
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents shipmasters informed
that BY eiegraphng the HERALD London Bureau, ad-
dressing Bennett No 4e Fleet street, London" 70 the
Paris oce addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc lopera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will cAbed this
country free OF charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French ana Medi
terranean ports will Paris ocO economical
and expeditions for teegraphing news
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
SPOKEN.

shin Candida (3r). Matieson. from Ardrossan FOR San
Francisco Dec ), Tat % " Ion - ls w.
ship City Delano from Havre for New Orleans
j an 81 LAT 40 Oo, Ion Is II.
Ship Peru Larrabee from Cardiff or Rio Janero Jan 2e
lat rs ". lon 20 w.
schr ~Phenon DAM from New York for BuenOs Ayres
Jan - lat 20 n Ion 80 W.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
AN OFFICER INJURED.

onicer George Wolf Ofthe Sanitary Company, was in
Jured while on duty at the Hppodrome last night by
being pressed against the door by the surgng crowd
endoavorng 70 effect an exit he was attended BY Po
lice Surgeon Dorm.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
SUICIDE BY PARIS GREEN.

Joap NeDouzan aged twenty-siI years, living at No
1s2 Eighth avenue, committed suicide yesterday by
taxing Paris groen The cause OF the act is unknoxu
An inqgeSt will be held by the Coroner
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
A MAN FOUND DEAD IN HIS YARD.

About eleven O'Clock last night William Kilmour
forty-hve years OF age and employed in Rockwell's
morocco factory, was found dead in the yard OF his
residence No 81 Graham street, Brooklyn, L. d. The
cause OF death s present unknown. but tho
being investigated by the police OF the Fourth precinct
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
~ ent States, for numerous causes without publicity.
rn everywhere; charge until divorce granted ADV,
tree. NJ HOUSE. Attorney. l9t Broadway.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM DTFFEV-
n en states for withont pubcv legal
eyerywhere terms Satisfactory advice free. FREDEKf
lck MING, Lawyer, No. est. Marks place
VANDERH0OF. THE LARGEST COAL DEALER IN
New York, "a delivering part Of the me
pcor Coal at 81 and So so send 20 20e Eae l4 ST. 5fG
81 ks.sts -
The New York herald., 1876-02-21

H. THoSrE DE GAMoND, FRENCH ENGINEER.
From the Dublin Frceman's Journal Feb. IL
NJ Thome DC Gamond, the well known French eng-
neer who was the FIRST put forward any practical
shape The scheme for the submarine tunnel between
France ana England and who devoted thirty years Of
his LIE 90 propagatng his idels, has just died in Paris
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
YAcHTs. sTEAMBoArs. so.

IIOR SALE-A SMALL SLOOP YACHT FITTED Up
with staferooms and perfectly complete every mar
tcuar Address Post ofice box 1888 New Haven Conn
L1OR SALE-PADDLE AND PROPELLER STE4Nf.
IN ships. aud Sound amboatx steam Tugs ~f.Atn
Yachts. &c Apply 10 FRED Q. SCHMIDT, No. soait Vii
liam 81.
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
OBITUARY.
JUDGE ALEXANDER spAU1D1NG.
unusual ability


Ateleven o'clock yesterday morning Judge spauding
late one the Justices Of the Marine Court died at his
residence in West Sxty-frst street. On Monday last
he caughta cold resulting in pneumonia which
assumed such speedy and acute form to battle the
skill Of his physicians. Being man of powerful
physique and OF uniform robust health apprehension
was felt OF serious termination Of the disease until
very few hours before his death Judge Spaulding
was born in ls2s Vernon Oneida county this State.
In early years he evnoed studous disposition, aud
his father sent him TO Hamilton College, where he
graduated with high honor Having chosen the law
his profession, he entered, law student,
the law Office OF Miard Fillmore at Buffalo Having
completed his legal studies he entered the practice
OF his profession at Greeley Wis He OF the
pioneer lawyers in that district and this young State
speedily acquired lucrative practice HIS active
mind however could not bide the slow growth OF the
West and 80 some twenty years ago he came TO New
York and In this city entered on the practice OF his
profession which he followed assduously, excepting
OF Internal Revenue the Eighth district through
an appointment by the late President Johnson,
until his election in 1871 as Judge OF the Marine
Court he elected the aEt-Tammany ticket.
He showed bench such admirable judicial quail
ties that the election two years ago he candl
for Judge OF the superior Court but was defeated
with the balance OF the ticket He endowed with
that strong personal magnetism that won him hosts OF
friends. A well read lawyer, careful discriminating
and able Judge of the srictest probty Of charac
dignihed and courteous OIL well on the Bench,
large hearted and generous his unexpected denise
will be deeply regretted by both the Bench and the
Bar Action will be taken on the opening OF the Marine
Court In regard to his death. He leaves wife and
three children The gements have not yet been
made for his funeral
The New York herald., 1876-02-21
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