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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

BrRLlN.-The concert by the singing-school un-
der the direction Of Mr. Dudley, announced for
last week, was postponed until this Wednesday,
evening
woLco1r--The Congregational church in this
place has extended cali to Rev +. j. kiddings,
Of Housatonic, Mass, for one year, to I'LL the place
Of II. Prescott, the evangelist, who leaves for
another field
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

W. II. DAmN & Son, Of Alburgh, have COM
promised with most Of their creditors by paying
them fifteen cents ON the dollar-w. H. Darby
by paying twenty cents on a dollar, and NJ II.
Darby by paying ten cents on a dollar Their liza
blllies footed up to over fifty thousand dollars.
DO. In the Grand Isle county court, last Thursday,
Isaac lawyea, on trial for shooting William Young,
while assisting in his arrest in August, 1874, was
convicted Of manslaughtcr, and sentenced to eight
years imprisonment in the state prison.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

TUFTS College, College Ill., Mass, Twenty -four
volumes OF miscellaneous books, of which We
have no duplicates.
Making total Of one hundred and three pamph-
lets and thirty eight bound volumes
The Society is DESTROYS OF obtaining the annual
reports Of town officers from every town In the
state NJ ID GILMAN, Librarian.
Montpelier, Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

Az exchange says: A correspondent at White
River Junction writes that young white lady,
sixteen years old Of West Lebanon, n H., eloped
ON the Dist ult. with a colored man She bought
ticket at the Junction for Windsor, whore she
met her colored beau, and from which place
they proceeded to Brattleboro, she purchasing the
tickets On the 9th ult there were two bust
ness failures at Bethel i. d. Williams, furniture
dealer, with liabilities amounting 10 three thou
sand dollars, and Martin 4 Bennett, with liabili-
ties amounting to thirty thousand dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

Henry PRouTs, Of Coventry, broke into the
depot at Barton Landing one night recently and
stole sixty dollars, lie was suspected, pursued,
captured and incarcerated in lrasburgh jail in de
fault of one thousand three hundred dollars bail
The money was recovered
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEINER onKnoS Br,. burnett, from New Orleans for
tered heavy gale when about 2o mile. south Cape
M ana ~
port the same time seaman swept overheard and
comtare FIRE broke in her bunk which with dim
Guilty extingushed although attended by but little
age She win undergo repairs before resuming voyage
srkAxka porrsvILLK from Galveston for Providence be-
fore reported s9oken with propeller gone WAS owsd into
from vra Cruz &C. for New YORK Sse .r,sd dy Ms1c
smlr ALEX McNkII; pst.es.! from Hong Kong for San
F;s Y.
vessel BY SLOWING the to 20 tn. barometer was a.
snip lying with her lee rail- under water A. mdnaS. the
sas @s ny Gs
commenced 70 moderaie cleared away the wreck and
The ship making water the hull being slightly
snIr Norm WALKS tBr. San Francisco Oct ls from
Newcastle E reporis,Aag q James Campbell seaman.
overheard and was drowned.
reported ashore has been condemned and sold barring
ashore Rsdlssd. strait Of Cano.o badly as%ss.d
grounded in 10th al TySss got Of and pro
int. inst with o i. n
scns RrED "f ASseeom ny, from De.@sre
sse S " n S p; \ h sis Of
phIi.delphia and + Abbott. Of Mays Landing There
seized at Halifax. Oct 25. Tor smuggng petroleum
Montreal. !, making .lons pa.sass She es d.ys
81 an G n
cargo and taken into Norfolk surveyed pronounced
scnR MARrKrrA srkrIxAs somers. at New Bedford Oct
25 from Georgetown. DC when o Cape Henry
red away iorega split mansai and sprung foretopmass
scnR HELM. Al New Bedford from Richmond. va en-
counered weather the 4th and carried b
and splt m.inssi iorsssii and flying jb.
ton Ns says that the schr Duane Of brewer Me- is.
total wreck and ,h. the mate and two men we're Drowned
Bay Newfoundland that the 10th inst tho
oy % ." ss.
ashed in the rigging aud there Is doubt that all hands
to Boston and got blown OF her course.
a. the sui. the owner. the ship Tweed for dsmsres
n % 1. ns ss ef Of the m
Francisco. Oct i9-The tug Neptune ran into the
She towed alongside the dock, leaking badly
ovRspus-The three masted schr y II Lawrence: Capt
Grand Trunk road % or 30 days since and ha. not been
ss.Ta @ os % .. e Se s
10 10 IL men, and there IL considerable anxiety for her
sHrpurIprsc-c souls. Of rreeport has got out
model for ship Of Io tons which Is 60 be bnilt next
Master Merrill ha. work his schooner
Back Bay and will have her ready for launching few
vessel OF 40 carpenters measurement has
built 1t Essex to the fishing and business
In Of Capt chvTs; Brown and Owned BY Capt
ton. and Others. She Is named Asa II Purvere.
% hssr IL s the % frs:
%.ndsa a. ss sy Up by Wn0 " Of rc w%,
"s's ss ssSsa .S5 aous. d.es.d
ing dimensions; Lensss ;f keel Us ,ses length on es.
BEAM o registered tonnage She Is said TO Be
Or % : h % will Ss Go
In the neral coaxtng and foreign trade.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
CLEARED.

Steamer State of Nevada (BD, Braes. Gassow-Austin
Baldwin 4 Co.
steamer cimbra Ger. Brandt, Hamburg via Plymouth
steamer w A scholten Dutch. Jensen. Rotterdam
Funch Edge Go.
steamer Gamma tBr) Liddicoat Hamilton ,ssrmuda,-
steamer City ofNew York. Zimmerman. navans-F Alex
Steamer Champion. Lockwood Chareston-J W Quintsrd
kCo
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. Norsolk-old Dominion
Steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore. Bsltimore-wm
Dalxeii
steamer Beverly. Wallace Philadelphis-Jas Hand. :.
steamer Eteanora. Johnson, ,Po-tland-J + Ames
Steamer Glaucus Bsxrse. Boston--b Dimork
snip plymouth Rock Griffin, London, k-Gnnnell, Min
turn Co
ship Carl cGeD, Bockolmann, Bremen ann, Koop
Co.
Bark Amor dtaD. Aarzucato. Cork for orders-John G
Bark Christina Csw). Fox. Copenhagsn-Fuuch. Edys
Co.
BARK Pepsno dtsD N.gnano- -Martino. Penarsh Roads
Bark MargartA Port). Silva, oporto, Portugal-G Am
BARK Marianins utsp. Kasso Genoa--siocovich 4 Co
Bark wm Cobb Brady. Wellington and Lytteton. NJ
Bark Morning. Star tB, sisson. St Jaxo and Guanta-
Brig Manson, Gardner, Brdsstown and Georgetown,
schr Els, Potter Pendieton santander, spainBsnt
ley. Gildersleeve 4 G.,
schr seabury. Trim St Augustine Flaw altor Lyon
schr Harris, Hudson, Jacksonville FIs-B Weinberg
schr II Lockwood, Hardcase Jacksonviile-van Brunt
Bro
schr Daylight Reed. Baltimore-Isaac R stanles
Scir Niagara Shagner. Newark-Delanoy Waters
kchr ulrica Il Smith. Rogers Perth Amboy-A Mercer
Schr Harper. smith. Bangor, Me-R Buck Co.
Sehr 4 Forsyth. Hobbi. Bridgeport-Stamford Mann.
schr Josie Crowley. Crowley Norwak. Conn-Rackstt
Bro
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
WHALEAIEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Oct IS. bark Tucker Baker
Atlantic Ocean, Western Ground with 400 bbs sp
oil Sent home the voyage 400 bbs sp oil. Reports.
spoke Western Ground Sent barks Sea Queen Allen.
wsspoIt 80 bbls .p oil this season 7th Janet Garland
OIL all told i7sh schr Sparks, Eweli. Provncssown.
100 do sp do
Arrived at Fayal Sept L bark Sarah Hale socum NB
having 20 bbs oil board sailed and returned 10Th
sailed 26th cruise 1th schr Cnas
Thompson Leach Provincetown landed so bbs sp oil l4
barks ueorge aud Mary Cannon NIB landed 100 do oil
Capt landed sick aud the vessel sailed day
cruise; Capt Cannon Improving at date OF letter.
18Th, Helen Mar Bsuldy Nh clean and sailed same day
and len Tor home Esd y,h, John Winthrop shiverck.
do ~ do sp OIL sailed 23th Desdemona. Vincent. do
officer who been left here scx having i'm
proved In health brig Moore sopsr Boston, from Ber
muda $50 do sp oil on board.
"a letter from Capt shserck .. bark John Winthrop
of NIB her At Faya sept IL to sail that day direct
for Chill. Reports that had sscn whales but three times
leaving home aud took making only IL bbS OIL
The proved excellent boat and everything
worked satisfactorily.
her ~ 81 Mchac Sept 2s having shipped e5 bbls OIL by
the Modesto: had experienced rough weather Reports,
Sept ~ bark swallow Ellis, NIB. with 3z5 Ibls sp OH
letter from Captain Craw OF barx CHilao. NIB. reports
her At Mahe. Aug 2s having taken 0O be ~ oil since
letter IRON contain Gircrd chin yonns pheriv NJ
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
OBITUAR Y.
CHARLRs 4. DRLoNa.

The Hon Charles E. DE Long, ex-Minster to japan
died Of typhoid fever at Virginia City, yesterday. lie
was native Of Duchess county. New York. When
about sixteen or seventeen years old he emgsated
California and settled in Yuba county. From . clerk
IN store he became miner and subsequently, held
the ofhce OF Deputy Sheriff, and during Intervals
studied law. After becoming OF age he elected to
the California Legislature, and IN that body disiin.
gushcd himself ready anc nble cebater. Subse-
quently admitted TO the bar he formed copar ncrshp
with General Rowe, and alter successful practice he
elected TO the State Senate oi California IN which
body he acquired great influence On the discovery OF
silver Nevada he emigratcd TO that Territory with
Senator Stewart ana many others Engaged
organiza OF the State government, he became
prominent candidate for the United States
Senate and was defeated for that Office by Senator Nye
by but one two votes Two years after he was
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
BARON ANTON voN pRoKrscn-osrrN

BARON ANTON Won PgoKEscH-osTEN.
The death OF the Austrian diplomatist Baron Won
Prokesch is announced by cable from Vienna
Herr Won Prokesch, stepson of Herr Schneider,
professor of history ut Freiburg, and born Do
ccmber 10, 1895, at Gratz, In styria There he re-
ceved his early education and afterward studied pub
lie law. In 1913 he served lieutenant In regiment
which took part in the campaign against Napoleon
After the peace his regiment went to Maycnne and
Prokesch was employed in the bureau of the Archdukc
Karl In .lSl6 his regiment transferred
to Linz He remained there only short
matics In cadet institution at Olmuiz
While holding this appointment he wrote three
Waterloo. From Oimutz he sent for by Prince
Karl zu Schwarzcnberg 10 Vienna, and. having been
at,sched to his stall ho remained with the Prince TN
the death Of the latter In lS22 Prokesch published
the life OF his patron In the Of the year
he returned to active service captain From 1874
1877 he was chief OF the general stair OF Count Dan
dolo, who was then cruising with the Austrian fota
in the Swedish waters. In 1880 he ennobled
as s.Rittcrn or "Chevalier Won Ostenn AS an
officer OF the general staff he with the Aus
trian army at Bologna IN 1885, in 1882 ap-
pointed ambassador 1t Rome; IN 1884 Minister at
1916 an Austrian baron AS Austrian Minister Ber-
lin. lS49 10 1852 he occupied prominent position in
German politics. D. Prokesch was by no means one
OF the most agreeable diplomatsts OF the day, carry
ing too much Of the corporal into hts intercourse with
statesmen. His removal from tho Berlin embassy,
which occurred late in 1852, considered a
cession to Prussia; and hs subsequent designation
Constantlnople was annulled at the desire OF tho
Porte: Porte he was ss, finally sent as Minister 70
1885. Thoncc he went TO Constantnoplc and
ceeded IN concilatng the Turkish government to such
extent that he remained from 1856 1867. He
then made Papal Nuncio at tho same Court, and
tinued to serve in that capacity until 1872 Baron
Prokesch was authority upon oriental matters, and
famous q numismatist. He the author of
several elaborate works. In addition to those referred
to above and the German governments purchased last
year his famous collection OF coins at tho high price OF
$3.50 600
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

Bark Newcomb Newcomb, New York for Hamburg.
Schr Cherub Fletcher. frovdsnce tor New Z ark
Schr L Thomson, Hall. Providence for New York
BOUND EAST.
Schr Susan Scranton. Philadelph for warcham.
Schr Richard LAW Hawkins, Port johnson Ter stoning
ton
srhr Annie Webb, Hawkins Rondout for Hartford
Schr PochAsset Racket Port johnson for Providence
Schr q Havens. Allen. New YORK for River Head.
dence.
schr Blsckman Arnold. Rondout for Provideuce.
Schr Nathaniel Giles. Giles. Amboy for Westerly.
schr Trre. Fisher Weehswken for Boston.
Schr Bedabedec. Bennett Weeeawken tor Rockand-
schr John Darlington. Parker. Baltimore for New Ha
schr Nete Walker. Ingalls, New York for Portland, Ne
schr Python, Merrill. Amboy for Providence
schr Marietta Hand Goldsmith Rondout for Sag Harbor.
schr Expedite, RAckett. HoboKen for sag iarbor.
schr Lille Fanlkinburg, fauiKnburg, Georgetown DC,
for New Haven.
sehr Ceres, Gsrland. Philadelphia for Dover
Sclir Joseph Hail. Hamilton New York for Portland,
Conn.
schr Ella Penne Thompson. Anboy for Boston.
Schr Orion. Otis. New York tor Boston
Schr Lam artinc, Smith, Hoboken for New Haven.
Schr Harvest. Corwin. New York for Providence.
Schr Ingrahau. smith, philadelphia for Pawtucket
schr Hsmond. Goldthwa aite, Amboy for saco.
schr Henry Cole Chadwick. PhRdelpha for Wareham.
Scnr Addie anes Moulion. Newbnrg for New London
schr John lsorler Lincoln Hoboken Tor Providence.
Scr VI Woodruff Adams. Port johnson for Providence
Schr II Warord Sprasue. doboken Tor Providence.
schr Curtis Goodwin, Goodwin oboken for Providence.
Schr Sarah Jane Smith, Hoboken for Newport.
schr Lamprey, Hsyaen. Port johnson for Boston,
Schr II Hoyte Hoyte. baltimore tor New Haven
Schr Mary Arnold. arnold, baltimore Tor New Haven.
Schr ii crowley. Cotton New York for Newburyport
Schr Heaton. Phinney, Hobokcn for Boston.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

ANTWERP Oct 2e-Arrivsd brig Reyno Csor, Sorensen,
Boston.
BREMEN, Oct 25-Arrved. bark Hsrmss (Nor, Havorssn
New York.
a5th. ships Moshsr tBr. MAeomson. North America;
Minnie Swift .lBr,. Liswe, do Hevsta fBr). Nielsen.
New York; barks Caroline Gen. Stricken do; Chebucto
tBr), Lawrence do; Argonaut Ger Bremen. Baltimore
DUBLIN, Oct 25Arrved, bark Sarah Caun (Br), Bev-
erdSe. Philadepha
Sailed aetn. bark Harry Bailey tBD. Winners Delaware
Breakwater
GESoA-saied. Energis. for New York.
HAMBURG Oct 24-Arrivcd ship Britannia usor), Gron-
wad. New York; 25th bark sas Fish, Sawyer Nsjiones
HAvRR. Oct 26-Arrivsd steamer Amerque (fr. rouxos
New York.
Sailed 24th bark Oasis. Randall. United States; 2sth
'Msriuccia Gslstols Chiara," for Now York.
LIVERPOOL Oct 2e-Arrved, steamer Guiltormo (sp).
Echeverria, Baltimore; bsrxs 81 utaD. Pasorin New
York; Carolina Aus), Gurbax, do; Chaplin. Bunker.
Bangor, Ne.
Sailed 25th bark Molilamo tBr) Neil. North Amerca brig
Susie Strout Pickett. United States 26th barks Nary
jana tBr Archibald. North America; Christina (Brl An
drews. United States
LosDoN, Oct 26-Arrived steamer Utopia (Br), Craig
New York
Cleared 2sth bsrks Tiers tAus Cossch and Hypathia
tBr) Dakn, United States; brig Zetand (B Hicks Bos-
Sailed from Gravesend 2eth, bark St Olaf Nor. Hssse.
Wilmington. NC.
LYNN. Oct 35-Sailsd, bark Le Grsxio Qta), Mcgone,
United States
LizARD Oct 20 PM-On. steamer Erin (Br), simpson.
from New York for London.
MovLx, Oct 2eArrived bark Excelsior (Nor) Hansen.
Baltimore via Queenstown.
MALAcA-Arrived schr A d Henderson. Henderson. Leg
horn.
MELBOURNE. Oct 21-Arrived. ship Soooo Allen. Boston
bark Nehemiah Gibson. Bradford. do.
MARsELLKs, Oct 24-Sailed. bark Virginia Stafford
(Br), Curry United States
QUEENSTOWN Oct 25-Arrived, bsrks Stanbo (Nor) Gun
dersen, Philadelphia 26h, Adelina dta), Avegnu do;
Gronsvsr or, Nesen do; Professor Nordsnskjod (Nor)
Berner, New York.
ROTTERDAM. Oct 2e-Arrived steamer Calsnd (Dutch)
Deddes New York.
Cleared oath, bark Whitney CBD. spcer, United
States
TxxRL, Oc. 25-ssied. bark Bsrsnd QGer) Meyer, New
York
TRiEsrR-Arrived. bark Lincoln (AuA Geronich Phila-
delphs; brig Gloria dtar, Base New York Gibral-
Sailed from - Oct -, schr Henry Buschman (Br),
Morris tfrom St Ubes), Halifax.
LONDON. Oct 2e-Bark Pregnsll. from Rotterdam for
Montreal which put into Falmouth leaky, cargo dam
aged.
WEATHER REPORT.
HOFFMAN, Oct 20. PM-wind s, fresh.
PLYaourH. Oct 26. PM-wnd Sc, moderate, fns
The price Of tie HERALD today and Aencstor .uiu be
three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

ALEXANDRIA, Oct 25--sxled. schrs Emma Aver. Je'-
City: Carrie Hart, Aliyn's Point: X shannon,
South Norwalk; II Jones ttrom Geo-gctowu).
BOSTON Oct 26-Arrived steamers Neptune Berry. New
York: William Crane Taylor. Baltimore; Harrisburg,
Worth aud Panther Nils Phiiadelphix. barks Lawrence
Howes. Smyrna; Grey Hound, Brown. Accra wcA or,gs
Arstos tBr Tucker surinam: Anglo tBrl. Acker barba
dos: schrs Mary ID Haskell. Carter. kast Harbor MARY
Gresham, aud kbsn fshsr Reynolds Baltimore
Stephen Morris. Dutch Charlotts Fish. Williams. Ewood
Burton. Barton: l. A Kommeli, souer, and Morris.
u PuitaJel7htA
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
HERALD FRIDAY 27 SUPPLEMENT-

Nh reports her At Maursius Sept bound into Atlantic
Ocean, oil as last reported
letter from Capt Ellis OF bark Ohio. NB. dated Faya
Sept =. had landed 3lt3 gals 81 OIL TO be shipped
hy the Kate Williams Reports bark Sunbeam Clifford NB,
had landed 4,O bbls ~ oil.
A cttor from ship Newell arrival
Honolulu Sept ~
Sailed from Edgartown Oct a5 Mary FraIsr Dexter
Atlantic Ocean.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

candidate for the position, and defeated 1t was
SAID through the influence OF the Central Pacific Rail-
rood In the interest OF Mr. Nye. He WAS member OF
the Chicago Convention which nominated Grant: he
was elected Presidential eecor tor the Stale of Ne
yada, and was selected to bring the vote OF tho
State. Originally democrat. ne became upon the
dissolution OF parties identified with the Douglas
party. upon the breaking out OF the he zeal
ousy sustained the Union against the rebellion Mr..
De Long was about forty Ave years OF age.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

Steamers State Of Nevada B hence Glasgow Stein
mann tBeg), Antwerp; kenworth tBr), do; w Schol-
tDutch), Rotterdam Cmbra (Ger) HAMBURG; City
New York. Havana: Gamma DIR. Bermuda; Champion.
Charleston; Old Dominion. Richmond, &c ship Aiexan.
der Marshall Lverpooi barks Annie McAdam, Glouces-
Saga (Norl. Dublin Alexandrine Ger. Elsinore;
Morning Star. Sc Jagc; Tide Ausl, philadephs brig
Emma Shaw (Sr) Belfast; schr NJ Weber, Ponce, PR
Wind at sunset. Nww: at midnight, NV.
Barometer 1t sunset 3O.Oi at midnight. 3012
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

TU'DAf's PKUGKANNE
In addition to tho completion OF the big rnca there
has been $500 put up for extra contest of the
"thirty three horses The entries will close on the
track AT one O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
WRESTLING.

HARRY HOWARD WILLING TO MEET AUSTIN.
GLEN CovE, L. l., Oct 20. ls76
10 THE EDIrox HERALD
viii be at KeIly's Turf Exchange on Saturday even
ing. October Is. to arrange match with Mr. Austin,
according to his proposal, and put up 500 forfeit
Yours respectfully, HARRY HOWARD
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

Prtis shlp showing letters IGKQ in Iat7 N, Ion 40
steering ESE. about Sept %.
Bark Tuda fGer, BMssan Glasgow June for Fran.
cisco. Aug 10. lat 81 s, Ion 10 W.
BARK Glide. Bcade, from Boston for Zanzibar. Sept 20,
lat u y. Ion ~ ~ w.
Brig Eliza THOMPSON. Mcconnsl. from Arecibo, PR for
New Havon Oct "a. on Montnuk.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. SO.

The price of the Herald has been reduced to
three cents per copy
HAVE JUST COMPLETED TEN OF MY NEWLY
Invented hanged bottom metallic Lie Boats. for
the life saving stations OF the Florida They
judges be far superior
boats built Persons interested in shipping invited
to call and examine them Can be for few days n
old stand. 404 ater ST. Catharine Market Nev
York J. T. SMITH. formerly with Ingersoll.
1ON RoATs, READY TO SHIP WOOD AND M
lUUtallic. 36S South st.. near Con vrrneur slip.
STEPHEN ROBERTA.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

SANE DAY-SEcOND RACE.-Purse NO. D, OF y, UOO,
'.free for ALL barring Goldsmith Mad mile heats,
three in Ave. In harness. entrance ten per cent, and
five per cent only II declared out by the 2lst INST
ST. 500 s the FIRST $3.50 TO tho second $3.50 TO the third
and $500 to the fourth.
X. W. Conklin's New York; b 6. Rarus, by
Conklin's Abdalah. .(Splan) 8 !
John Hammils Rome, N. W b. &. Great
Eastern, by WAIKIKI Chief. ......,...(Feek) 2
William NJ. Humphreys New York; cn g.
Judge Fullerton, by Edward Everett
(Murphy) 2
John Merrill's Boston. Mass.) b. L. Frank
Reeves by Skedadde.. (rroup 2 s
JOS. Harker's New YORK; b. IN. Lucille
Goddust. by Golddust. ......... .(Green) 4 8
II. s. Russels Milton, Mass) br. 5. Snug
gler. by BlancO, Observation-Disclosures a g 6ds
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

The price or TIE HERALD today and henceforlh
DcHI be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
SPOKEN.

The price cfhe HERALD to-day and hencto ,OtH be
three cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

The price Of the HERALD today and heneeforA scia
three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
FLEETWOOD PARK.

THIRD DAY OF THE OCTOBER rRoTTING MEET
ING-KING PHILIP THE WINNER OF THE
.sTonrY" ruRsR-THE s.YRER FOR ALL" con-
TEST POSTPONED AYTER FOUR HEATS.
Though cloudy and chilly the attendance at Fleet
wood Park yesterday was OF the most encouraging
character. Fully 900 persons. including many ladies,
gathered TO witness the sport the card, and never
have the admirers of trotring in thus vicinity been
treated TO hner exhibitions keener struggles than
marked the occasion. No shortcomings presented
themselves Everything was gone through with in
the business like and Straightforward way that has
made Fleetwood place worthy OF patronage tho past
season and with continuance OF Ike methods OF con-
duciing the reunions that will IN the future be held
here the track must In time redeem its good name.
The cllowd that gathered on the grounds yesterday
leads plump up 10 this satisfactory conclusion.
SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK, TnrnsDAY. Der. 2s 1s7s-THmD
DAY OCTOBER TRoTTiSG MEErIxG-FRsr
RAcK-purse No s, or $780, tor horses that never
beat 240; mile heats, three In tive. in harness; en-
per cent and i've per cent only II declared
out by the 2lst inst $3.50 frst sl25 to the
ond $50 TO the third and $50 to the fourth.
J. Y. Gilberrs New York; b. King
Patrick Days tNcwbarg n " b. s.
Jacob Fountains tElmira N Y)s.
J. B. Berlew's Union Springs, n. Yld.
John Colemans New York; b. g. Far
raguL y
Nye Jones Kingston, N. " b. &.
J. D. ....................... % 5dr
II. d. Sydieham's tNorwich. Conn ch.
m. Sadie ......................... - dr..
G. +. Smiths New York; S m. Matte K DIR.
Charles Dickerman's New York; br. g.
Darby. ..........................dr dr.
A. McDonald's New York; b. g.
Dmples.. ................. al.
RchaId Hornby's columbus, Ohio) br
fHcnard h...... .;.;.;,....;; ar
r. Y. Wcox's Utica, n. " b. G. Henry dr.
s. Porter's. Cleveland, Ohio, b. &
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
BELOW.

Bark Hebe tNor). BoRre, from Cardiff Sept Il
The price of the HERALD today and henceforA UiH be
three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. Sais. Destination 0Ece

ArEs DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OCTOBER NOVEMBER.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
1vo ccHta

The price cfkhe HERALD to-day asd Asrcso~tA viu b
tAres ceSta
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BOUND EAST.

Bark Newcomb, Sewcomb, New York for Hamburg.
Schr Cherub. Fletcher. Providence Tor New Y,rk.
Sehr Thomson, Hall. Providence for New York.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
SAILED.

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three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City New Bedford Fish, New Bedfordfor New
York.
Steamer Galatca Walden, Providence for New York.
Steamer Tilie. Ewing Now London and Norwich for New
York.
schr Willard Phillips Adams Providence for New York
Schr Fannie Hammer Brooks Nantucket for New York.
schr Red Wing. sacxett Nantucket for New York.
schr Marion Drapcr. Bavlcv. Kennebec for New YORK.
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