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II AVlNG completed my contract abroad which
~ have occupied my cole attention for nearly
year past, am now prepar d for orders in all the
departments of House Building Address ME at
ChArlestown J. c. HOLMES
September 10. IS16
The New York herald., 1876-12-18

ss-NorICR TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN 1RADE.-Captains or snicers
ofvesses engaged coAsng and foreign trade ebssrv
Ing the Of buoys requested
TO communicate the HERALD that mpy be
letter addressed ITO the editor OF the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and POSI-
tion displaced buoys the OF their removal Will
suffice observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts American Continent When they observed
European countries In the Aedterrsnean
requested information be either by telegraph
or letter Office Of the NRw YORK HERALD ~
Fleet street. London the Paris oce 81 Avenue do
pOpcra Paris Where the telegraph s used dispatcher
may be addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London"
"Bennett Avenue do rOpera Paris" Whore cases Of
the reach the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
may with upon reaching the hrst csnven-
lent port will be eabed ffee Of charge to
the HERALD and published
K5-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS kNTHRING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The New YoRK
HxRALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal
board the HERALD steam yssht showing while
burning coor green red changing from to the
other succession and be several miles distant
Capt vessels upon seeing ths signal will osge
by airing any they tor tho Ship
News Department ofthe HxRALD.
xPersons desirous Of With vessels arv-
ing York do BY addressing to such vessels
care Of HERALD news yscht, Pier No. East River New
York. Letters received from all parts Of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
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Ing the moth OF October 1876 conserving all
Ing vessels reported lost-55 English. 10 American
IS French. Is German, II Norwegian, DsIsn,
tueuese, Russian Brazilan, Greek. OF which the
nafisnslity 10 unknown total 1855 In this number are
included vessels reported missing Steamers reported
lost Nine English American. | German French OF
which the nationality unknown total ~ In this num-
Der Is included steamer reported missing
FORTRESS MONROE Dec. iz-Brig Harry which passed
to-day tor Baltimore from the spanish Main had heavy
winds and split all her Sails The five days with
food when she schooner Joseph OAKS
which rendered assistance.
Ngw LONDON Dec l6-During the westerly gale OF this
forenoon schr William Mssen Of Taunton from
Groton but subsequently, hauled on the ee shore by
steam tugs and brought TO safe anchorage
LAuScnEsAt BATH Me- 10th inst ship st Stephen. from
the yard OF Chapman Flint She is 1902 owned By
the builders and will be commanded by Capt VIM Doug
lass of Bath
The bark at the yard Of Atkinson 4 Fillmore -
buryport, was 20 be launched on the 18th inst
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
AQUATICS.

The straight away scuilers race, In best and best
boats between Walter Hl of York, and Henry
Thomas Clasper, of oxford, took place December on
the river Ouse at York, the distance being mile
down, starting from point Kings Stath. The
stake was Gag a sidc the PECULIARLY OF the pre-
venting the from being barred IRON competing in
tho race at the Thames National Regatta for those
who have never sculled for fl00 The was rowed
under the revised rules OF poat racing 1t is long
timo since there much excitement over
sculers' race IN York. and possibly there
many people congregated on tho banks OF the Ouse
Kings Staths, which al some points was simply I'M
passabc There was great crowd outside Hills house,
the Grown and Anchor, opposite which was the
starting pont rowing down strcam and here there
was q fair amount III speculation though the cxtrava-
CANT odds that were forthcoming on .Claspcr caused
Hills friends to light shy, and the Casper party 10
get on mad to lay and even 3 TO l. Although there
lot OF rain in the morning II cleared up at noon,
and the provei most favorable, the be-
ing smooth, with good current though even at Its
appointed time (nree o'clock the men padded 10
their stations Claspcr, who over night had won the
toss, taking the Nunthorpc side, and almost
at the first attempt they got away. Young
CIasper showed the most pace at starting,
and soon drew the nose OF his boat In 'front.'
leading ere quarter OF mile had been travcrsed
quite by three-a oil length, ana little further
he took Hlis water giving him the benefit Of MS
wash for about 800 yards Although Hin made one or
desperate spurts draw boatup ho WAS unable
70 ea'L ground. and = quarter OF mile from home
matcy passed the post winner by about sx lengths
II III stopping ten lengths iron, home
The proprictors OF the Nercdsne chronscte have
offered a challenge cup. value f100 with f100 add,
tiunal In money, Tor competition among rowing men,
the winner 10 hold the title OF champion OF England
The nrst competition Va TO take place on tho Tyne
petitions are TO DO decided on tho homs river Of the
then holuer Of the cur
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
ARRIVAL OF BuDD DoBLE AND GOLDSMITH
MAID.

From tho San Francisco Chronicle, Dec. ~
Budd Doble was the track on Saturday. Ho has
Just returned from the East, and was warmly greeted
by his many friends. There Is one more thoroughly
identified with trottng in all Its most brilliant phases
than Dudd Dobc, and in the quiet, genial gentlemen
about thirty five years OF age dressed with exquisite
and neancss would scarcely expect to recog
nize one of the best whips country can boast Of
He expressed himself glad TO be once more at hume
and expected pass Q quiet winter here He arrived
safely his car specially lifted Tor the service,
his valuable stock among which are Godsmith Maid.
sam Purdy and Abe Ellington. In tho middle OF this
week he expects another car LOAD comprising Bodine,
Rarus Llcmentine, pair Of handsome carriage horses
and two or three roadslers With these arrivals, and
thu: which she already boast Of, San Francisco
H,her % pSSsess States mn. ,oso.Ser Mr. Doblo SAID
that there difficulty IN the transportation OF
horses such long distances save that Of tho az
peuse. By the freight trains u would take at least
twenty days the continent, and the cost
would be aDout $500 Tor that would contain from
ave 10 horses The animals were, Of course, some
what stiff on their arrival as they have " stand The
wiSrgRxG rRorrERs IN cALyoRxIA.
In answer to inquiry whether, taking all thing
into consideration, he considered the wintering Of
irottcrs and runners California judicious, notwith
standing the tedious journey TO and fro, he expressed
himself decisivcly 10 the Affirmative. II am como
hero, he remarked, ITO lay or have had a long
any contests here, as yet give no definite answer
One shing, however, wish you to distinctly under
stand, and that Goldsmith Maid is yet the queen Of
the turf IL IS true that onco she had to lower
her colors TO Smugglcr-and what animal on the
track has not oil day-but she has
beaten him two three times since, and twice she
distunced him. Besides, at Philadelphia she alone
equacd her grand OF 2l4 and so she Is yet with
out peer As 10 showing her powers here can give
you definite IDEA. She has well earned good long
rest but IT, IL two or three months, she appears as II
she willing TO buckle to the track, might try
To beat her own record Oh San Francisco track.
/ am always willing Tor q match, and there arc some
good ones out here, among which are ST. Julisn and
Oakland Maid and think excellent trot can bc
ranged In time. /"
In speaking more especially of the idea OF wintering
tho orous abred racers here, Mr. Dobe said that
doubt II would be beneficial TO them, except 10 the
young ones, and he thought that II sufficient induce
menss were offered IN the way OF late autumnal and
early spring races of the largest stables, such
that Of Mr. Belmont and Mcssrs Loriard. might be
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

HAvRE, Dec l5-Arrived. ship Transit, Percy. New Or
leans; barks Albert (Nor) Andersen do Montebee (r
Kelley, do; Blackpool (Br). Aitchison. Galveston.
Sailed l7th ships Expounder Crocker Uuited ststss,
Waterloo (Br). Dunbar, do brig John Wesley. Hiuea
Baltimore.
LivERPooL. Dec 17-Arrved, ship Lancaster, Leland.
Galveston: bark Ala fNor). A.aksen, New York.
LONDON. Dec l7-Arrived ship Constantine Crssvy New
York
QuxENsrowN, Dec l7-Arrived, bark Alexander Keith
r Fisher Belfast for Delaware Breakwater see below.
SOUTHAMPTON. Dec i7-Salod. bark D $ souls, Soule.
Matsnsas
sailed from Dec IS, San Francisco for United
States
LONDON Dee 1.-THE bark Alexander Kcith (Br'. bound
Belfast Delaware Breskwater has put into Qnssns
town. having los. her sails and yards.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYaxAD Dec IT. PM-Wind SSE. cloudy.
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY

The purser Andes from Prince &c,
has thanks for favors.
sm me-. :,S S1rs sSSd S
hxrbo II she hoated 1T high she would proceed
sHtrJ wHrxLxnis still ashore on Governors Island in
about the same position as she was Saturday.
rs s: s' I% s .w sGm
the s.S sh tod from nv Blowing hurricane for 10 hours
only .
that well furled and damaged spArs and rigging
muda. date, In distress.
BRrc BxAnsx, ss Newport from Pensacola lost part
Of her deck load.
sold suction Dec for $3.50; the balance Of tho
scnR PAVILION. while the passage from Boston 10
81 hs ls n SpSn the sn' q wsSs s
spsrs with rigging attached and the stern Of schooner
parensiy Of about m tons The remains Of the stern
also barrel the wreck supposed 80
pc pc ~ nan % sIs
vented approaching with boat
scHR ALICE ALLgS. Brigham, from Turks Island for
Baltimore, abandoned 9th Inst in lat IS H. lon
~ o. dsmated and IN a. : sinking condi,cn Her crew
Isvans which arrived phiiadsiphis yesterday The
in is7a whence she hailed.
scHs II CLEMENTS, q Philadephia, the vessel
Il She Is bound from New York 70 the Rspps
hammock for oysters.
Point Mass laden With granite Is ashore on Two Nile
Beach miles north Of Cape May The crew is
and ~ trying get her on and will probably succeed
They have sent Tor steamer.
scHa FABxxs from st Martins for Boston. put
Savannah 18th inst having lost her sails In hurricane on
Hatt.ras
ScHR MApAGAscAR before reported ashore at Fewport
was hoated of yesterday
PLor BOAT ISAAC wrBs Of New York. srryed At Newport
18th inst u cruise. On the 9th inst she was twice
thrown hor beam ends In severe gale and sns
tanned damage.
The follo~ II the vessels built At Bath dur
Ing the year I'D ships "a. lyB - tons; barks
90 TINS: 10 schopners 6 9S tons slocps l4koi
tons-tosai, 45 vessels, 3. .yl3. 81 tons.
The Direction veritas has Just published
the following maritime dissstsrs reported dur
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmastsrs are informsd
that by teegrsphng the HERALD London Bureau. 3D.
dressing Bennett No 20 Fleet London. Or TO the
Paris onice addressing Bennett 6l Avenue do rOpera.
Pasn and from European and
Eastern ports all foreign vessels trading
with the United States tho will be csblsd 70 this
FREQ OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from Frencn and Medi-
ports will Paris Office tho more economi-
cal and expeditions for tclegrapning newa
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt sprague OF schr Frank Of NB
ports Madex Nov IL clean The weather had been
rough aud Capt Sprague reports speak
ing bark President Psase NB having seen whales four
and enly which slowed down ~ bbls Ill
we'll onb both vessels.
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

NAvAssA. Dec 5-Rsssed. steamer Alps Br), Williams.
from New York Kingston. ia. .
Sailed Dec g. sch. Alice Crosby. Hutchinson Port Royal
sc; Sth bark Ada Carter. Abergh, Baltimore.
sr JOHN Nh Dec l4-saiIed bark Silver Cloud tBr),
Robertson Londonderry
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
GERMANIA THEATRE.

Mr. Neuendorn's fourth symphony concert took
place last night at his handsome little theatre The
concert commenced with weber's meodious and popu-
lar overture to "Precosa," which followed by in
teresting selections from '.Dic walkire," by Wagner
The orchestra rendered the trying music OF the Tr
iogy with effect the skill of tho contributing
much toward the success OF the performance. After
Wagner was presented, symphonic concerto" for
piano and orchestra, by DR.. Gustavc sattcr The cm-
nent composer appeared and gave magnificent rem
dcring OF the work. which contains wealth Of bril-
liant ideas, capital effects in Instrumentation
aud gitcring bravura passages for the piano,
without, however, any symphonic or con-
certo form The passages seem to be strung
together without reference to harmony OF
construction Tho orchestra next played the Polonaise
from Meyerbeers ''Struensce and the glorious Fourth
symphony OF Beethoven. The last concerts OF tho
present series will take place on January and ID.
Mr.. Neuendorn proposes to give the concerts Of the
second series on very largo scale.
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
SAILED.

Ship Belted VIII (Br,. for London barks Banda Br)
Adelsids; Charlotte ,Ger), Hamburg
Wind at sunset sE. light: at midnight ENE. fresh.
Barometer y sunset 3l.7u ~ midnight, 3u.5A
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. DEC. II, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITRsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Quang Sc (Br, Jones' Yokohama Aug 90 Hiogo
Sept A%oy os Singapore 18th Port Said Nov
.s, s Ia q 50 q
and fore and gone cabin In house and
on her beam making clean breach her
s sa;; @ nsfss bss s ssy
with %ss and .ss Civ oo SG
k with mdse and Old Dominion Steamship
s.samsrEC Knight, Chichester Georgetown. DC. with
mdss TO L Roomc, Jr.
c,s ss.%s. santa, Howe rhAdslDhia with md'' to WIN
% T
with chalk 10 order Was days n Of Hasssrss, with
@sa.. a,.D N..sl,s Cardiff s. day. II bal,
Harry Buchanan OF Plcsou cossdon aberdeen SO
ess: esy. i1.% lon Is 20 AsAs'
x,n % % the s hs S
Nov IL had strong NV gales Ss entire
and ssss
Brig E%.ns:I dab. Tues,, lm.:srd.a IS days, in BALI
vim S @ ' strong sw
s.,
passed sisrEe aa.nnty q ilunSsr.
sss sr % sl.p a.ors.o~n C. for Bo.
put in for hRibor.
Schr George Tauline, Adams Philadelphia for Prov-
schr Addle Doape Neterson Pbiadephia Province
town.
schr Nellie Lsmphcr Higgins, PhiadeIphia for Lynn,
put In for harbor.
aBark Ignaxio 1taD which arrived l6sh from London,
had heavy NV gales and hurricanes the whole pssssss
carried away fore aud mi.ssn sopmass and lost and split
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer City Of Fitchburg Springer New Bedford for
New YORK.
steamer Bolivar Geer. New London and Norwich for New
York.
Schr Minnesota Coombs. Pawtucket for Now York
kchr Mary Freeand Freeiand Providence for New York.
Schr K l. Fessendeu, Beebee Providence FIR New York.
Schr II Wariord. Sprague. Providence for New York
Schr q Hsvens Brackett, Providencs for New York.
Schr X Runyon. Campbell. Saybrook for Amboy.
Schr RichArd Morrcll Morrel Greenwich for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Baltimore. Francis. Amboy for Norwich.
Schr Loon. wskeley. Amboy tor Bridgeport.
Schr A j Quincy, Amboy for Norwich.
Brig Ambrose Light. for New Haven and the other
anchor outside ThrogRs Neck all
weathered Saturdays storm and proceeded this AN.
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office
/ Dssiinafioa

,Arrs or DEPARTURE yRoM NEW YORK ZOE rH1 MONTHS
or DECEMBER AND JANUARY
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
OBITUARY.

Ex-GovERNoR WILLIAM c. CoZzENs, OF RHODE
ISLAND.
Ex-Governor William c. Cozzcns died yesterday at
his residence, in Newport, r. L. from typhoid fever.
contracted al the Philadelphia Centennial. Deceased
was born in Newport August - 1871, and for thirty
years he was the leading dry goods merchant OF the
place, and personally acquainted with the major.
iy Of villa owners who spend their there He
was Mayor OF tho city 1855 and 1856, and while
rhoera ragged there tho latter year conspicu-
In amoorating the sunerings Of the poor OF the
city. he President OF the Rhode Island
Union Bank and the Redwood Library Tor
many years He elected TO the State Senate In
April. 1862, and in January OF the following year
siccted President OF the senate February OF the
same year Governor William Sprague resigned tho
office Of Governor to take his seat in the United
States Senate, and the Lieutenant Governor,
samue g. Arnold, also rcsigning to MI q vacancy in
The Senate TO which he had been elected, mado Mr..
Cozzens Governor. which Office he ably filled from
that date until the last Tuesday May the year,
when hts term expired. While Governor he received
the late Salmon r. Chase in Newport city with
grand military and civic honors In personal APP
pearancc he rcsemblcd Charles Francis adams, and
frequently while away from homo was taken or him,
the resemblance being 30 striking In his death New
port loses OF ITS most public spirited and nonored
citizens aud one whose place cannot easily be niied.
MISS SALLY woRTHRoP.
Miss sally Worthrop died at the residence OF her
niece. Mise D. c. Sanford, in New Milford Conn, ON
the 16th nsI at tho extreme age OF 100 years five
months Up the early OF last June her Iacul-
ties remained unimpaired Three weeks before
tho anniversary OF her one hundrcdth birthday,
which occurred the 2Sth Of last June, she with
q fall which severely injured her that grand
tennal celebration to be rendered her by her many
friends and relatives, necessarily postponed The
injuries that time ultimately led 10 her
death She possessed OF remarkable business
aculnsn and left large property.
CARDINAL PATRIzL
A caLlo despatch IRON Rome announces the death OF
Cardinal Patrn, Dean OF the Sacred College. A false
repor. OF his death telegraphed at the beginning
Of this month, but was contradicted In few days.
Constantine Patrizi born at Sienna the 4th Of
September in the year 179S. He studied Tor
tho priesthood. and was. after a brilliant col
legiate career, ordained. His promotion in
thJ Church rapid. He created Cardinal on
the 11th OF July. 1896 Cardinal Patrzi Dean OF
she Sacred College and Archbishop OF Osta and eetr
(lS10l Archpriest Of the Basiiica OF ST. John OF
Lstcran, ana Grand Prior Of the order OF Malta. in
Rome. The deceased highly esteemed by the
Pope and his loss viii be severely islt BY the aged
fonsiG.
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The attendance at tho second Sunday concert given
by Downins's Ninth Regiment Band, at the Opera
House las, night, was rather slim. The programme
well selected and excellently carried out The
overture All Contc de Essex finely rendered by
the band. Then followed cornet solo, "Brilante," 4"
bv Mr. John Hammond. Mr. Fred w. Jameson sung a
composition by j. X. Thomas .Ah. Never Deem, = and
Nine. Marie Savotti received warm applause Tor the
in which she gave .Mia Piccirella Mr. Frank
Glider performed the Transcription" from III Troy
store as piano solo, and the ballad, III You Love
Me, Tell Nc So" sung by Master Thomas +. Mont
gomery The closing piece by the band .'God save
the Queenn
The New York herald., 1876-12-18


YACHTS. STEANfBOATS. SSC.
I'M BOATS WOOD AND METALLIC. READY TO
1UUship y6s South st., near Gunverneur slip
STEPHEN kUBERTS.
Misc CELLANEOUS.
nIvORCEs, LEGAL EvKRYWHERE, OBTAINED
Dwithout publicity; advice <ee. FREDkklCkl l. klNus
LAwssr. No St Marks place
The New York herald., 1876-12-18
A QUEER CATCH.

Mr. George II. Vail, of Peconic, recently caugns IN
the bay large marbled seal in his fykc net
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MISOELLANEOUs,
a a1 ny1 hibCELLAhE0US. lnisa'
STOCK PRIVlEGESI
"PUTS" AND "OALLS"

WE MAKE A SPECIALLY or DEAIlN0
w In Stock Pnvilegss." and are prvpsred 70
negotiate I" Pats, |" Z" Gala (" md +" Double Priv
ilsees " q tLs CLOSEST msfkst rates This
mods Of operating has been In vogus In Bsn
franelseo about one yesr, and has we.ed o.
eino controls 10 70 100 shares of sty stock for
10 10 80 days--" Calls I" often paying Tront Of
$500 70 Boo on Investments OF tipo 10 eios.
~ 6 itr t- ,a Do laf
~ Cs.prshsssivs C;reslas, szp,sisiss
Privileses sd shs beet .sAs ~ sssr.
ssiss. .siisa free 60 ssy aatress. Fs
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srcx winlow's arrest the stories 70
the discrsdit Of his parents are contra
dictsd. men are paying notes which they
had declared to b forseriss. and people
are remembering good qualities that had
been forgotten. At this rate there vin
be public reception arranged for him
by the time Of his return. and perhaps
he will BE- invited to assume the man
aaement Of the Eastern Railroad. which
nssds an experienced hnancisr to take
ID through lie troubles. .-Boston Ifdrslsr.
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AFlxxc1ixTS in London aeeomplish-
Cd feat the other day which IL Is sale
10 say NO other man ever tried-that Of
cutting o6 HE ovu hssd. srissed an
amateur Ruillotins out Of tvo uprishts.
and q transverse beam in which vas
fiIsd q ubls-bladsd knife. which WAS
made to work by msans Of . pulley aud
a heavy weight. He arranged the bas-
kst In position TO catch his head, laid
in position. pulled the stnns and slieed
his head Oh with b neatnsss that would
have done credit 10 Sampson. 49,,
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%. DR.. Ia MARS 3
SEMINAL PILLS
rnf Glory Of Man IS MS srRsnsrHI

II 10 wsllknown fast that Thousands sufsr
frsm the sbove-bsncd complains. Tho very
nature Of such troubles besstA timidity that
often prevents the suntrer firm consulting
frtsnd OF pAysIeian. and the victim .oes on
from month 10 month unrelieved. until the
lack.lusur ere, psiiid cheek and general mental
add physical prsstration hpds him broksn dsun
IN hsahh. without energy and without hope.
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DEPosIrs ofcoIS OR BULLION received.
De either ON opsn account OF u issus Ckh.
TIFlCArEs therefor, payable tat tho option OF
She holder) In Gold lin or San Francisco; 10
mAks collections, purchass Bullion at the most
nyorabls rsi,s. or advance coin thereon when
forwarded 10 the Parent Bank In San franeiseoi
calls Bills Of Exchange, and transaets General
Banking Business.