The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-23
NEW YORK SATURDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1912

W OASANAANOS VII ~o3 ~
ACCIDENT TO TIE MARQUIS AND MARcHIoNEss OF
WAfERroRD.-On Saturday, the 25th ult, the mar
gus was driving his bride the grounds of Curragh
more, when of the horses ofhis pheton, stung
by a hornet, ran away, with his yokefeow, and the
riders Were thrown out The marquis was I'M
hurt; but the lady suffered slight confusion of the
Drain, and severe confusion on her left side The
most exaggerated reports reached Dublin; where,
AS Well as IN the immediate nelghborhood the most
lively interest was excited; the recent nuplials of
the pair, the marqus's kindness-he had just for
given ms tenants whole years rent--and the en-
gaging demeanor of the bride, were circumstances
which gave more than usual interest TO the accident
FROM the latest accounts, ii appears that the mar
choness Is recovering, by slow degrees.
IMPORTANT To THE Corn TRADE Since the print
ing the bill Tor the new tariff of duties on the 18th
MT, an important relaxation has been introduced
by the committee OF allowing corn IN the bonding
warehouses an allowance for natural waste viz +
Twelve months and upwards--wheat, barley and
rye, ? per cent oats, per cent Except on Span-
ish wheat, barley and oats, and on wheat and bar
ley klln-dred abroad, which are to have only half
the above mentioned allowances; and none is TO be
made on kiln-dried rye.
If warehoused one and less than three months
wheat, barley and rye, Il per cent oats, 2. per
cent.
Three and less than six months-wheat, barley
and rye, per cent; oats 81 per cent.
SIX and less than twelve monhs-wheat barley
DONATION FROM New York The Glasgow Cou-
ricr announces that the handsome sum of f3O4 6s
has been received from New York, through Hugh
Anchlncloss, Esq, being the amount Of a subscrp-
certain towns in Scotland. The money which was
RENTED, under charge, to the Hon. Sir James
Campbell, Lord Provost, and Alexander Thomson
ESD, American Consul in this city, has been paid
over to the chief magistrates of the respective towns
in accordance with the Instructions received from
New York;
Paisley and ncighborhood 80. 600
Gpesnort .''''''''.''.'''.' 90 .
SIieehoeh 20
K;)marnock Che balance 5000 30 9
The British Parliament is at present occupied
with discussion on the appalling and increasing
distress throughout the country, Mr. Wallace having
on Friday, moved, as an amendment to the order of
the day tor going into committee of supply series
OF resolutions TO the effect that Parliament sho uld
not eprorosued without an inquiry being instituted
as to the extent of the distress and the best means
calculated to afford relief.
The suspension of payment by three highly re-
spectacle firms on the Continent has been announ-
ced IN terms of general regret The first of these is
the very old established firm of Nevin. Kerr, Black
and Co., OF Constantlnople. The second is that OF
Wilson, Harvey & Co. "a mercantile house Of high
standing at St Petersburg: and the third that Of Op-
penheImer Il Co., of HaTburg-a failure which il
is supposed will be felt IN this country as the firm
were considerable purchasers of Manchester goods.
The WEST INDIA Mail Bears The United
service bdZette announces tnat the losses oil the
company some time past have not fallen far short OF
fl,0O0 per diem, that the contractors have solicited
the Admiralty to relieve them from their RESPONSE
bltes, that is likely the Admiralty will purchase
the boats; and in the course of the next two months
the entire service will be placed under the direction
of the Board.
The Commercial Steam Navigation Company dis
solved itself on Friday, at It's meeting at the London
Tavern To relieve the Company of its liabilities,
the whole OF Its property IS to be disposed Of l. APP
1par hiatt the plf has hao,, oil.
for their vessels, which left the sum of f2S,000 to
be raised.
A gentleman employed by government has, it is
said in ascending the river Juba, in Africa, fallen
in with considerable tract of country, inhabited
by a curious race OF plgmles, not exceeding four
leet IN height, with very curious views of religion
and government, and exactly resembling the type of
Herodotus.
a protest has been drawn up against the income
tax, and signed by Lords Radnor, ICELAND, Kinnaird
and Rosie, Mounteagle (of Bandon,) Duncannon
Somerhill, Gosiord, Campbell, Concury, Claren-
don, and Denman. Another has been signed by
Lord StaDhope.
The new bishoprics are about to be formed by the
committee appointed tor that purpose, viz one in
New Brunswick, which, with a population OF
10000, will have an endowment Of 9I, 200 per an
mum; and another in South Australia, with fl 600
per annum.
TheTudges of the Court of Common Pleas have
decided that time bargains for shares in railway
iobbing act 9th Geo III, C. 81 as the certificates
cannot be regarded as public securities.
A grand entertainment given on the 10Th at
Godsnith's Hail. to Sir Robert Peel and the rest of
her Malesty's ministers, at which the right honor
able Baronet INDUCED in speech alike distinguish
ed for its strength and Its length.
More than five thousand operatives were out Of
employ in the mining districts of Truro, and about
an equal number of women and children whose SER
vices had been connected with mining operations
'hp "A fb,T,1 xsyao la1
The third dividend declared under the bankrupt
cy OF Garry and Curtis, the Baltic merchants, is two
pence In the pound. This, with the two previous
declared returns TO the creditors eleven pence
In the pound.
The Earl of Rosse has been chosen President of
the British Association for the ensuing year. The
period OF the next meeting is fixed for August 1913,
at Cork. Grants amounting TO E3, 1893 were made
Tor various scientific purposes.
The Irish Executive have suspended Mr.. Law
renee, c. Smyth, and Capt. De Ruvynes, the magis-
trates at Ennis, until the decision Of the legal trbu-
nal, before which such must be tried, shall be
made known.
Friday nights Gazette contains the proclamation
announcing the issue of the copper coinage of half
farthlngs. The proclamation declares that they will
not be- legal tender for any sum above the value of
sixpence.
The King of Prussia has become subscriber to
the British and Foreign Bible Society. His Majes-
~ sent donation of fl00, and has announced his
intention OF paying an annual subscription OF E25
TO the society.
The Carlisle Patriot and the Westmoreland Ga
zette both mention the shock of an earthquake a
felt in the neighborhood of their publication the
2Ist ult.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager has taken Roth
say Castle, at High Cliff near Chnstchurch, Hants,
The seat of Lord Stuart de Rothssy, for three
months.
CoTTos WooL.-Upwards of f50,0O0 were paid,
as duty, at this port, cotton wool from the ship,
tor the month ending May 81 exclusive of the duty
paid on cotton in bond,
Six sail of line ofbattie ships had been put in com
mission by the British government, in addition to
those already in service, and il was supposed they
destined for China
Great progress has been making in the gigantic
undertaking of erecting lighthouse on the Good
win Sands. The caisson is already placed perfectly
air and water tight at low water mark