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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-17
Also,

We will sell on account of ]. X Skinner, lot
H. and the w "A of lots Is and is, biloxi ], Mott
Track, purchased by him at our auction sale
OF February list, 1876.
Also, Block @, Mott Tract, containing 16
lots, which will be sold one lot With the priv
ilege of the whole.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-11
NO. Is.

rector in the Emma niiuo md to assist
iii getting General Schenck OH tho
Board, and that Lyoii's statement 10
contrNy to the coinmittteo Is absolutely
patrde; that lie has Never seen Lyon
dor had my communication with him
in his life; that ho never sare any
sliares to Stewart, eithcrto become di-
rector himself or toyet General Schenck
to be director.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-11

THNNUNI NIDTtW Z,
In tho House Of Commons, this even
ing, the appropriation for the purchase
Of tho Sucn Cnnnl shares passed to tho
third reading. The Government was
nNYcrcly attacked Ivy Gladstone and
Lowe, ot tho late Cabinet
Albert Grant, tho noted Gnancicr, Ia.
tends to 80 TO Washington aud person.
ally testify before tho Iiousc Committee
on Foreign Affairs to the following cf.
feet: First, that ho never told Lyon
that he (GranU had given Senator
Stewart 1000 shares TO become di.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
pRooKLYN THEATRE.

Miss Minnie Palmer appeared at this theatre las t
night In a new drama entitled "Kisses." Despite the
storm Miss Palmer was greeted by a large audience
Tho play styled tho bills serio- comic drama,
but the incidents were by no means comic The plot
Is hreadbsrc and possesses features of interest
power Tulip Mss Pamer) Is In ovo with the dis
guised and prohigate son OF Marquis (Mr Phillpsh
whose second wife loves advocate (Mr. Aytounl.
Henri, the son Mr. Pympton), endeavors to win the
village beauty, who discovering his false love, flies
TO the Marquis for protection and to sa We
her aged father from want. The follows
and the Marquis commits suicide because his
wife Is about to clope with the advocate. Tulip Is ac
cused OF murder by her lover and beng convicted Is
sentenced the stake She IL finally saved by the dis
covcry Of prayer book, which the suicide Is ey-
planned. There Is a rustic lover who does grcat deal
OF mischief and tries to be funny at times. Why the
piece is named "Kisses' is mystery. for there
few kisses exchanged, the persorages being more
Inclined to tears than anything else. In fact
lected few odd pages from old dramas, And, having
pinned them together, tried to mako thcm hinge.
Miss Palmer Is ovcrweghted by the part OF Tulip and
of the other characters consistent or true to
lie The dialogue contains good deal OF nineteenth
century slang and the laid in the days of Louis
XV the effect beng anything but pleasing. The act
ing OF Mss Palmer shows that she possesses talent
while Miss Mary Davenport does all that 10 possible
with the character assigned her. Mcssrs. Pympton.
Aytoun Phillips and Seymour deserve credit Tor their
efforts to breath lie into the parts they were intrusted
with and II Is not their fault If the piece was not
The TACT that all the action covers several
weeks aud that the piece begins and ends with Nay
pole will give clew to the incongruous elements thrown
together by tho dramatst
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

ADELAIDE. July 15-Ssiled. ship Benan (BT, for San
Francisco.
BAsnow. Aug 2s-Arrved. bark ROmanoG tBD. Haley.
CARDiyr Aug 2e-sailed. barn Souvenir (Br) Holmes,
Lewes Del
UuArHAs NIB Aug 23-Arrived barks Mary Jane. Archi-
bald London; Seaward. McGregor do; Mary. Mesom Ply
mouth: brig VIM Crosscup, Owen. Havre.
Cleared 10Th, ships Bessie Crosby (Br Trefry Sharp
ELsISoRE Sept I-Sailed brig Dirigo. Coffin, New York
GLASGOW. Aug 27-Arrived, steamer Waldensisn. Ste
phens, Montreal 2Stn, ship Altoona. Grossart d.
Whitehead New York for St Johns NJ.
Sailed 4th. steamers Beta (Br) for bermuda and st
Thomas Caspian B Trocs. from INyrsrpSoD NE Baltimore;
LIvERPoo, Aug :O-Arrived ship Maritime Union (Br).
Sanford. st John. NIB.
Also arrived Both. steamer Mississippi Br. Linda Mon
teal
Arrived 18th. steamer Lake Champiain Csr. Bernson
Montreal.
Arrived goth, bark Ranger tBr3. Doty. La Have.
shall Portsmouth. MI.
MIRAxcHI Sept I-Arrvod. brig Pedro. Gardner, Liver
pool
NEWCASTLE NSw mot sydaey). July l1-saied schrs
Henry Lppett, Howes Batsvis mot Hong Kong 18th.
bark Vile de Lille Fr, Ryckmnns, Honolulu and San
Fancisco
Sailed June 2s ship Connaught Ranger tBr. Hansford
San Francisco tnnotne- account says Shanghai.
NEwcAsTLE NIB. Aug lo-Cleared, ship Bessie Crosby
PoNr Lonos Aug Is-sailcd. ship Charlie Baker (Br.
Brown Queenstown.
Bristol Channel; brig Leonie, for liverpool
QUEBEC, Aug 3l-Arrved. bark Annie Laurie. Stevens
Leth Sept ,. ships Chippewa Br). Mcintyre. Glasgow:
City of Montreal (B Wilson, do via Greon Island (whcre
SrErrIS Sept l-sailed bark Lucille Br, Andrews New
York.
Sr JOHN NB Sept CLEARED bark Enchantress Boddia
Dublin; brig Fidela Young do scr HEREFORD Wyman do
Arrived 4th. schr II Crandal (BD. Maioney. New
York.
Cleared 4h sehrs Nellie Clark Clark: Lisze O. Gilchrs
and VIM II MAILER, Reynard. Now York.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
SAMSON. Port au Prince, savanilla,

Steamer Etns CBD. SAMSON. Port Prince. savanila,
&c-Pim. Forwood &c.
Steamer A Stimers Warren. Philadcpha-Jas aud
Ste amer Franconia Bragg. Pcrtlsud-J Ame.
ship Hclvetia (Bslg). Neilsen Bremcn-Funch, Edge
Co.
Ship D Chapman. Tukey. New orean.-N Brigham
Bark Juventa tNor) Aaby. Hull. E--I.ous Tctens.
Bark Jerbuen Nor). Svendsen Londonderry. I-Benh
4 Boyesen.
Bark Laburns Nor, Gunnesscn Queenstown Falmouth
for orders -Bockmann. Ocriin h Co.
Bark Ogir (Nor, krogh Stettin-Funch. Edye Co
Bark Dirigo. Blair bath Mc-Jss W Elwel 4 Co.
Brig Soc (Aus Stupparich, Bristol Is -Socovich 20.
Brig Josie Pettigrcw Bristol E-simpson. Ciupp Co.
Brig PERI stevenson Les Sabes dOono (FrsnceJ-Brett,
Son 4 Co.
Brig Maria Fr.ari dsap PaolestO. Nessina for orders
Brig Five Brothers, Randall Palma Msjorca for orders
Miller Houghton.
Brig Louisa Price HayD. Brown. Cape Haytsu-A Nones
Brig Perces Hinckley. Small Clsnfuego. Ward L
Co.
sehr Anna Collins. Bayls Las Palmas Grand Cana
sehr VIM Douglas. MeIndoe. Cspe Haytien-BJ Weinberg
4 Co.
schr Henry Middleton Miller, Aux Cages tHaytD-Abel
schr EADo Hart Farnhnm, Aux Csyos (IayrD-A
Nonss Co.
schr Jas Wilson. somers Key West and Cedar Keys
Overton Hawkins
schr Howard Macomber, Williams, Brunswick. Gs-war-
Ray.
schr Henry Parker. Lewis. Washington, DC-vsn Brunt
Bro
Schr Sunny Shower Davis, Hartford-Pdgeqn Christie
phersen
schr A Forsyth. Hobbie. stamford-Sta amford Manu-
featuring Co.
schr Crusade. Mullen. Orient, LI-Rackott 4 Bro.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
KELLY 4 LIONS MrNsraELs.

These rollckng troubadours last night followed the
HERALD's advice and like lot OF discontentcd Irshmen
returned to cork. That Is, they again backed their
face and like the Hbernians referred to. they evi.
dently felt at homo more The bill presented to
the small audience which struggled through the rain
the usual varied character and the musical por
ton OF II though not entirely was highly pleasing
"Two Men Behind tho Bar" contains no alluson what
ever the play whose It suggests The feature
of the performance last night however, bur.
lesQue invented ater centuries OF patient thought and
untirng study and called Sir Dan OPallas, Chief of
the yrian lin Jams" The scenery and properties OF
this are a sight behold Mrth-provoklng animals
are the Irish mot Assyrian) bulls the sculptured
hcroglyphcs would make Oriental scholar open his
eyes and as for tho "Snow Sbovellcrs' Billet'wel II
Is happy for the fame Of Sardanapaus that he
saw IT, for II he loved laughter hall as much as his
tory records he did be could have survived
performance TO perish herOicaily amidst tho ruins of
his palace.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

p-ror sinking Of ship Sonora and steamer vivar Cp In
collision general news columns Ccablo).
srr.xxn cm,sA Br from Liverpool At Boston, Sept ..
heavy sW gale, with tremendous sea.
SHIP CuLrivAroR Todd which sailed from Calao Aug IA
for Valencia put back about oath leaky.
sulp CRY MONTREAL tBr). Wilson. from Glasgow
Montreal with coal wa; s. ore on Green Island shoA Sept
BARK MAUD HKLEx (Brl Mhikcn from Belfast Aug for
Quebec has foundeed at Crew saved and landed
North sydney. CB. Sept -
BARK ZErLANp tBr,. Batcman from vienta Frio Central
America which arrived Charleston st inst leasy sailed
As A whes ssS in Sow and heavy sns
of straits Of Florida Aug a. severe gales and
this Tor safety.
SEARCH from S. John, NB for ssn.
TO the Island below st John sept T. lesky.
ELLA BARNES. in leaving Charleston LIST inst for
Orient Li with oef nsvns ,s no pilot wen, ashore on
her position and proceeded to sea- possibly Leaking.
En Of Vsen % SGss 5 ns for Bo':Gn With
strokes per hour She would dispose Of portion of her
cargo Al Vineyard Haven ard proceed
scna ANN STEVENS from Georgetown SC, for saco Me-
which put into Newport after being ashore has been exam
ncd anu as no w' aa we sosse
her port OF fdesiinstion.
scnr orvx Rusnx. bound to Baltimore. while pro.
ccedne up Patzpsco Saturday. with full cargo
fruits and vegetables. was caught IN squali OF Curtis
the time OF the accident below in his eaon had narrow
escape drowning. and she saved themselves by
The Goldsmith Maid rescued The towed tho
vessel to Baltimore.
scaR Dr FRsSsLts. Howard. from Port johnson for Fall
River with i3s tons coal ran ashore on Hall IT'S Point.
He'll G.,s At AN Spndsy: ',aynss hole IN her stern
years old. and will probably be total loss Tho
saved.
sLoor RMrrRoa. New Havcn ID from Elirabe,hport.
sprung aeak about o'clock morning the sound
which not discovered until dsybrcak IL was then
stopped
LAuScH-Mr Henry Steer. will launch WEDNESDAY at
II AN from hi hi'yar. var =, se amer Masaehn,
Company.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
sailed nom Bristol Channel 4.n. brig. Els. Stevens. Car

Sailed from Bristol Channel 4th. brgs Elisa Stevens Car
ter, Cardenas; Magenta (Br). Lockhart. Madeira
BELFAST. Sept assiled barks Ashantee tBr). Roberts,
United statss: Annie McNairn (Br. wayeost. do
BREMEN Sop. 3-Arrived ships John Mann iBr GIBSON
New York; Game Cock. Hardy. do LongobArdo tNor''
HauH. do
Sailed Sd. ships Nevada Kruger. Philadelphia ramsr
lane Ger. sidenburg. North America: Crusader sbD
Brewer, New York; McDougali tsr) Gould, do.
CKIrx Aug 29-Arrived bark vaubsn (fr'. csroi' New
York.
CADz Aug 2s-sailed brig Ossso Lowrsy. United States
DUsDALK, Sept 4-Arrved, brig Arcot, Small Boston ;
schr Warren. Johnson do.
ELsrSoRE-Arrved. brig Norge Nor Christensen Phila
depha schr Annie Burr Simpson, konigsbers for New
York.
GLOUCESTER Sept s-Arrveo. brig Daisy Boynton. Apple
by Richibucto.
Sailed 3D. bsrka Sunny Region Br. Kenny, North Amer
lea; Algeria (Brj, Brownel. do.
GLAssoS DOCK. Sept 3-saled, bark Sues QtaD, Cnscu
oio. United States.
GALWAY Sept 2-Sailcd. bsrks Romano tAus. sxopoi
mich, United States; Luisa dta,. Ansaldo. do.
GENOA Aug 29-Arrived, ship Marietta ID QtaD. Bsva
Pensacola bark Southern Belio Dr. Robbins New York.
GIBRALTAR. Aug 2s-Sailed, brig Gonitore Figli QtAD
Frenga from Leghorn), New York.
Sailed Sept g. steamer Gordon Castle (Br). Jones (om
Yokohama, &c), New York. after coaling.
HAvRx. Sept l-saied ship Glad Tidings (BL, Dick.
United States.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 2-Arrived. barks Island Queen Br.
Cunningham. Richibucto 3D. Cviet tAus Chrsterch, Bal
timore brig Stella tBr) Kay. Rchbucto
Sailed 4h bark Bengal Lorng United States schr Min
ME A Reed. strout. Dcmcrara.
LONDON, Sept 4-Arrved. barks Jas Mark CBr Martyr.
Bull River, SC; Laura Emily Br). johnson. do; Aruo
(Aus) Soppa New York: Dover Hand Philadslpha brig
Nagdals (Br). Trafton Wilmington. NC.
LYNN Sept 3-sailsd. bark W Harvev Ger. Peters.
United States
LISBON Aug 2eArrived brig Elisha dtap. Persio. Now
York.
MoviLK Sept ARRIVED steamer Sarmstisn (Brl Arid.
Montreal for Glasgow (snd proceeded.
Also arrived Ith steamer State OF Pennsylvania (BD,
Knight, New York for Glasgow (snd proceeded.
MALrA-Arrivcd, bark e Small (Br), Evans, Boston.
Sailed. brig Helen Holmes Eldridge Grom New York;
Smyrna; schr Robert Palmer Dcnnison Taganrog
NAPLES Sept 3Sailed. steamer Caledonia (Br), Allison.
New York.
QUEENSTOWN Sept 3-Arrved. barks Gpsey Queen (Br),
Montgomery. Baltimore; Atlantic (Nor). Knudsen do
4th 20 AM. City of Richmond tBr) Brooks Now
York for Liverpool (and proceeded.
ROTTERDAM, Sept 3-Ssled. steamer Rotterdam Dutch.
Wis. New York direct.
SOUTHAMPTON Sept 4-sailed, Othelo (Br Bris
(rom HulD Now York
srxrrrS, Sept 2-Arrved. bark Monitor Eaton. Phade
phia.
SIERRA LEONE, Aug s-Arrived, Siberia. from -
TRALxE Sept 3-Arrved. bark Mary (Aus), Ghgliano-
vich, Baltimore.
WEST HARrLErool. Sept 2-ssied, bark Botvic tNor),
Hendricksen, United States.
Sailed from port in Kingdom Sept .. barks
Hans Nielsen Hauge or, Petersen. United States Ann
(Aus), Poshch. do.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

The usual variety performances was given at this
house last night few features were introduced,
among them being pantomimic sketch called Jim
Jams" in which Robert Butler and Master Martin ap-
pesrcd. The entertainment ended with ''beautiu
domestic drania called rhe Idiot Friend" and very
idotic play 1t ,s Mr. George Il. Edison in the title
r6is was good ms was also Mss McAllis,er the
heroine: but Mr. j. Il. Gusmcr as Colonel Martin. the
hero at,ired in souch hat which descended over his
cars and an old army much too big for him, was
evidently i'll at ease and unhappy and the audience
sympathctically shared in his embarrassmcnts An
abundance OF abduction kidnapping and proniscuous
crimes certainly prevent the chargs of nspidty being
brought agains: the piece in which. by the way, we
think we recognize old friend with a new name.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
Troops Ordered to Move on
South Carolina.
PROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON Sept 4, 1915
THE ALLKGED CONSPIRACY OF GINIRAL DIIs-
TOW AGAINST PRESIDENT GRANT-NEw REyE-
LATIoNs PROMISED
The evidence of conspiracy against the reputation
OF General Grant and his administration on the part OF
the late Secretary Bristow and his friends is
taking such shape that even those heretofore most
increduous are coming TO change their opinions A
interest been gwen TO the subject ov the recent
free expressions of President the representative
OF the HERALD, and carefully prepared state
ment of the whole matter including the volun-
tary testimony of one OF tue parties to the con-
spiracy, has recently been submitted to the- men,
bers of the Cabinet, which leaves room
for doubt in the premises One of the principal OIL
cials In charge of tho forward
and gives his the details step by STEP OF
Grant and advance the claims of Mr. Brstow for the
Presidential candidacy All this has been reduced to
certainty by his statement, which has been corrobo
rated fully One member OF the Cabinet, feeling, per-
haps kindly than the others to exSecretary
Bristow, says
.'While the whole thing may bear this coloring, yet
It may have actually originated with the sanguine ex
pectatons and overdone zeal OF tho near personal
friends OF ex-Secretary Bristow."
But at this period all room for generous consd
Sration has been swept away and the facts sooner
Dr later so 10 the people The President Is party
10 the plan Of divulgng what has now
long slept his bosom, but he will not
hesitate to declare his conviction at the proper
timo that most nsdious and astonishing attack was
made upon his reputation in the house OF his friends
All the facts will be shortly given, and tho President
will leave the country to judge OF their enormity.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
OTHER FIRES.
LARGE FIRE AT sEAFoITu, CANADA.

SRAFoRTn, Ont, Sept. l. 1875
frc broke out In Mrs. Griiliths grocery store
Main street, here at two oclock this morning and
spread north and south with great rapidiy Crossing
the stree, the flames caught the Mansion House and
the entro blocks both sides OF the street
sumed. Two blocks Gooder.ch also dcs-
troyed Tho total loss IS estimated at S,5,OOo
The following among the suiercrs;-R Car
michael Mansion House. with furniture aud four other
buildings s25, 800; insurance. William Grassie,
buildings and stock, So 600 insurance, 81 500 Hon
man Brothers, stock, $500, insurance, $4,000;
A. G.. Auli, building aud stock. So 900, J.
johns, stoeg, $4,000. insurance, g, 200; j. Duncan
buildings, $1,000. insurance, s., 900; Thomas Lee
stock, $1,000; Thomas Downey. buildings, 81. 900 (;
Thomas Coventry. stock. 250O. insured n Nageary,
stock. 81 900, Robertson Co, buildings, 81, 500
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
THEATRE CoMIouE.

Mcssrs. Harrigan Hart gave good show, with
plenty OF variety and fun last night to please their
patrons. Tho Irish sketch of rs. o. T." took we'll
Miss Adah Richmond pleased in her ballads and Billy
Carter made his banjo ring TO the delight OF his listen
crs The or gina drama of .Down in Dixie in winch
Harrgan and Hart appeared brought the performance
10 close, all the company appearing and joining in
the old plan Of life down South In the days
before the war.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
EAGLE THEATRE.

The storm last night had perccptible effect this
house though attractive bill was given. Tho farce
of Turn Him Out" opened the nights entertainment
Mr. John Allen followed in his songs and dances, and
received hearty and the Irish specialtes
OF Mr. Bradley also a feature OF the nights pro-
grnmme The buresquc Of blue Jackets" with Miss
Marion Fiske. Miss Branscombe, Miss Gorenno, and
Nessrs. Wild. Sheldon and Richmond In the cast, con-
cluded the nights entertainment
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
"oFFIC1AL" KNOWLEDGE BOXES.

Ngw YORK, Sept T. 1874
To EDITOR THE HERAID:--
Now that we have Governor Seymour's word for Il
that he has given letter to Mr.. Magono In which he
formally declines the democratic nomination for Gov
ernor is 1t not IN order for certain members OF the
Democratic National Committee explain their course
during the past few dayss II is all the imp
lively demanded from the fact that Governor Tdcn
tso moving spirit OF the committee, as he 10 of tho
State Central Committee.
Can tho committee satisfactorily answer why Mr..
Andrews, sub-secrctary of the committee over his
signature as secretary announced Saturday
that he had ofllciai knowledge that Governor Scy-
had scccptedy
Can Mr. King. another Of the sub.secretaries explain
why the evening before friday he stated to the
bers OF the press that Finley the messenger from Sara
toga to Mr. Hewitt the chairman OF the committee,
had to his ikingsl own positive knowledge, message
not only conveying the official acceptance OF the
nomination by Governor Seymour, but a statement
from the latter that he would IN week, II necessary,
begin 10. stump tho State for Tildeh Beside Mr.
King stated that the Interview with Governor Seymour
and the HsRALp correspondent at Utica was ''sheer
fabrication i'm Other words. that It took place
Why all these attempts 10 mislcadg DEMOCRAT
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
WOODS MUSEUM,

The great attraction at this house last night the
spectacular drama of 1.-THE Ice Witch" which was
strongly cast, well played and finely mounted. Mss
Liza Weber has good part and we'll received;
was Miss Polly Booth and Miss SOPHIE Miles and
another old favortc OF this house, Miss Agpie Wood
also welcomed when she appeared on the boards
Mcssrs Fitzgerald Ward, Stewart and Charles helped
make the cast strong, aud Hernandez Foster was as
sprigh,ly demon need wish to witness
Everything passed on we'll and ''rhe Ice Witch" may
be regarded as q success
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
MRS. ROCKIES CASE.

The case Of Mrs Roche, which was reported In yes
terday's HERALD under the caption of 'Hard Working
Women" seems to require slight modification. Mr..
Herbert who is quoted as saying she Is hard working
woman recratcs tho assertion but denies that he is
the landlord OF the premises
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
SAILED.

Ships Golden State for shanghai Francis Sage Ban
gor, Me: barks Anna Nor, Hamburg HRpsburg Ro.
ance (Br, Hsvre; Betsy Dude Nor. Gothenburg
gusts Quinta UtsD, Gsson Dock. III briGs Anita owen,
Liverpool; Ross St Pierre Solaro (Br). Rio Janeiro
Also sailed bsrks Hslsingor DAM for Dantsic; Kong
Oscar (Nor), do
Wind at sunset. W: at midnight. WNW
Barometer sunset. 2Y.54 at 10 Pm. 30
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
FIFTEEN HOUSES DE rRoYED.

PIrrsBuRG Pa, Sept 4, lsA
Ore Al Mansfield, Allegheny count, Pa. al one
O'Clock this morning, destroyed fifteen houses the
main street. including the American Hotel Bursands
Bank, j. wad.e's butcher shop, Heirs saddlery shop,
A A. Adams drug store and A. NcNeil's dry goods
store The loss Is vaousy estimated at IRON f50 900
$4,000. The OF tho Insurance Is unknown
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
SPOKEN.

ship Ocean King Freeman Lv crpool for San Fran
cisco, Aug IL. lat - n, lon il9 W.
Ship Garibald Thatcher from New York for San Francis
co, June -. lat o2 >. Ion 80 W.
Ship berkshire Br Cunnin CHAM, from Dundee for San
Francisco July 26, lat 10 ~ y. Ion - W.
BARK Bean. Young, from Boston for Valparaiso. July
~. lat - 20 \. Ion ~ 80
Bark jennie Armstrong B. from Belfast for Philade
pha, Aug 70, of Georges
brig Pron,o tBrl, from Yarmouth. Ms for Porto Rico
Aug %. lat al ". Ion Us 30.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship Alexander Marshall Gardner, from Liverpool Aug
Ship Hamilton Fish, Mortimer from Dublin uly -.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASsrFRDAx Aug 29Arrivcd. brig Emanusls utaD. Tue
81. New York mot previously).
ANTWERP Sept ARRIVED. schr John Krans. Howes.
Baltimore.
Bssroi- Sept ARRIVED, ship Johann Feuman Clus,,
Sohlstrom. Phiadsiphis
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasers Informed
that by t.egrsphng to the HERALD London Bureau. ad
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street. London" to tho
Paris office, addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue do r0pers
Paris the arrivals AZ and departures from European and
Eastern OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United states the will be eabled to this
country tree OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi-
will hnd the Paris oce ts econom
cal and ex pcditious for teicg. aphing neva
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
MILLS AND LUMBER CONSUMED.

TYRONE, Pa, Sept 4, 1874
Gre near Bglcr, Pa. last nigh, destroyed Hoover.
Harris h Co y steam sawmlli. two dwellings and .
quantity Of lumber. The loss Is SIS, ooQ
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYnEAp. Sept 4, PM-Wind, SSW: barometer, 20.0i2
PLYMOUTH, Sept L. PM-wind SIS, fresh. with rain.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
FLAMING MILL BURNED.

SEixA, Ala, Sept 4, 1874
Berg's Planning Mn and Variety Works. with sew
era frame buildings, were burned tonight Loss,
$2S, 900; no Insurance.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
An ALBANY JUNK HOUSE IN PLANTS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept 4, 1870
John Muriaugh's junk house. at No 80 Quay street,
was destroyed by dre tonight Loss, $1,000 In.
sorcd In Lacys Agency.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
HAVANA MARKET.

Havana Sept g. 1870
spanish gold 227 22S Exchange ady; she United
STATES 90 days currency IA discount: short sight, do
!, par discount sugar firm.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
WASHINGTON.
The Conspiracy of BristOw Against
Grants Administration.
NEW REVELATIONS ANTICIPATED.
attorney General Tafts Instructions TO
The MarShalS

A CONSULTATION 1T The WlR DEPARTMENT
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

DIED.
FAoAs-Septemhcr 9. 1876. WILLIAM HORACE, infant
son OF John W. and Margaret A Pagan. aged year,
month aud days
NOTICE. OF funeral tomorrow.
For OMer Deaths See Eighth Page
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &c.
VXyANTED-A PLEASURE SLOOP, 40 TO As FEET
w long. must be able SIN art and well built L. 3. CN-
DERHILL, l6 all ST., New York.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent states for numerous causes. advice free.
FREDERICK KING. Lawyer No. q St Marks place.