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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05
GRAND LFvEy
AZ the Rockingham House, Plais'ow. N. H.
(Sceve at dinner tabel
TOT THURSDAY, June 10. 1883. 100
iOi Admission 81. Managers chosea BY the lOO
crmpery

vas here sacerianed that when The drawings 70
ca several hundred people coDgregated al TIE Rock
n cham House 10 Re present some would thres
FOUR days beforehand, and by this means Shuts would
Tremendous business 10 the hctel line On the day
Of the craving he would pronounce the whole affair
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THE REPORTED ARREST OF A BRITISH
NAVAL OFFICER AT HAVANA.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
Hlvlsa, Nay 30, 1sss.

The English Gunsoat Fleet on ae CaSan Coas.
me British briEofvr Ataanta arrived here last week
nom Vera Cruz IN eighteen days: abe bound 70 Bermu-
da BY The way whence originated the report tbs. has
gong The rounds Of the American press thai there
were eighteen Brsh cruisers OF The coast Of this island
There Britain cruisers nov, has there been
larger number within The pest Eve years OF the coast Of
Cuba
rne following s . list OF the names, captains number
OF guns, &C., OF the seven cruisers or this ISLAND
Jasper, gunboat Lieut. W. IT. Ppm, eighty horse
power, one SIXTY four FOUNDER amidshps.
Jaseeur, gunboat, Teut j. II Scott similar gun
Fossard, sunboat, Lieut. H. Davies, sixty horse power,
one similar gun.
aipjsot, sunboai, Lieu. J. nensay, sixty horse
power, one similar gun.
syr, side wheel steamer, Commander vssey, 2so horse
power, guns.
Buzrard side wheel sseamer, 900 horse power, six
guns.
Basisk side wheel steamer 400 horse poser sir guns
Not another British vessel OF nov or hes been
recently cruising OF The co>st d Cuba.
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srAmrSG AFrRAY-Three men, named Edward Brandt,
Henry wenrng and John Weaver, got into nsht at the
Of Thirty nth street and First avenue, yesterday
afternoon when be former stabbed WenYipg In the
and Weaver In The len breast, nfcting wounds
Brandt was arrested and locked mp for examination He
old offender and has just como out Of the penitea
tary.
STRANGER RoBHEp AND BEArKS-A man named Cnas
Feulks was found early yesterday morning the
Of Wet and Liberty streets, nsensible and badly
Injured. He taken the police station, where AFTER
being restored he stated that the evening previous he
bad arrived in the Albany boat, and was soon after
attacked by four men. who knocked him down and
robbed him Of gold watch and wallet containing $33
He could give description of the except that
a them was large and had neavy dark whiskers. He
suitAb y provided for by the police
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M B,oo.s,eG Father Hired to go Prayer Meeting
p, pn. az, - - cbIS. Prsyer "I's too ae now, Pa"
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The Young Mems ChrIstIan CnI0n VII loII q sIECIa
meeting on THIS Tuesdsy) EVENING At o'clock IN theiI
room (ton Hall An estsy will be read by Mr. STEWART
L. WOODFORD on Moral Truthfulnes+" The public are in
yt.d tc ,itend. T. BONNEAU, jr., Rec. Secretary
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The AtIantic cable Celebration.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. WEATHER delig htful.
Notwithstanding that the celebration Of the sue
cess of the Atlantic telegraph has been gotten up by
private citizens without the least patronage of the
city government, from the extensive preparations
being made the occasion bids fair to be of much
eclat throughout. large number Of hotels and
stores on Chestnut street are handsomely festooned
with British and American flags. Mammoth trsnsA
parencies are being fitted up. There will be three
separate and distinct professions, military and civic
during the day, ana fTemens tOrch-light procession
during the evening. national salute was fred at
sunrise and anothers at meridian, and at o'clock the
state house. church, and fire bells pealed forth chimes
and general rejoicing commenced. The streets were
thronged rapidly. The professions formed and
passed through the principal streets The civic
procession included few Of the Nisgsras crew.
At noon the impressive exercises in Independence
Square were opened with prayer by the Rev. DIR.
Nevins Letters we're read from President Buchanan,
C. W. Field, and number of others. Hon. W. D.
Kelly followed in powerful Grafton. During the
exercises the American and British flags were
brought forth the platform and eonjoined with the
cable. This ceremony was attended with great APP
plause. The motto displayed Franklin, Oersted,
Morse: iled-"God sends his lightning TO bless the
Union of the Old and New World with intelligence
of peace and prosperity" Mrs. Stephens's odes,
received here by telegraph, were chanted at the
The rooms of the Corn Exchange Board of Brokers
are closed to-day.
New YORK, Sept. This is the most beautiful
day of the season-clear sky, warm sun, cooling
northwest breeze.
Preparations for the grand fete have been going
on on Broadway nearly all night. At an early hour
this morning that thoroughfare presented most
animated appearance. Platforms and temporary
balconies are plentiful along the whole route marked
out for the procession Throughout the city waving
flags with appropriate devices and mottOs are more
numerous than ever before at any celebration Many
buildings on Broadway are gOrgeously decorated,
and the most lavish preparations have been made
for the evening illumination HauGhWouts ware
house alone will show eight thousand variegated
lights People began to flock into the city from the
suburbs at early hour this morning, so that be-
fore O'Clock Broadway was crowded to excess. The
grand Geographic banquet does not take place until
70 morrow, when it viii off at the Metropolis
tan Hotel.
The Messrs. Leland have arranged with the Amer
lean Telegraph Company to have telegraph instru-
ments in the Banquet Hall during dinner, to send
dispatches to all parts Of the world.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04
nombardment o. Iiddah.

Jiddah (Arabia) was bOmbarded by the British
steamer CycIOps in consequences, it is said, OF the
delay Of the Turkish authorities in granting rePara
ton for the recent massacre there of the English
Consul and others The Cyelops sheled the city for
FIVE days, when Ismail Pacha, the Turkish Commits
siOner, finally made his appearance in the place and
promised to arrange the matter. He subsequently
executed eleven of the asssssns and sent four others
to 6onslsntinople To be dealt with there By the Sultan.
The CyelOps then took her departure.
The despatch conveying the above intelligence
gives no account Of the extent of the damage done
to Jiddah by the bombardment nor Of the immediate
grievance which impelIed the commander Of ths
CyolOps to 50 summary proceeding, as was pre-
viousy understood that ne was to await the arrival
Of Ismsil Pachs before proceeding to extremities.
The bOmbardment of Jiddah BY the English has
caused great sensation in France.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

A TRAGEDY IN VIRGNIA.-Ths Richmond Enqui-
rer contains letter from Fincsstle Va. dated Aug
d. which furnishes the details of an unfortunate
tragedy at that place the previous day. The writer
says:
l wrote you, yesterday, informing you of the
shooting of Mr. James Mcdowell Sr President of
The Farmers Bank of Fincastle, by Mr.. H. NJ. Bow
yer of this vicinity. Mr.. Mcdowell died to-day, Of
his wounds, about three O'Clock. An examining
court was held also to-day, which committed Mr.. b.
for trial before the Circuit Court. The testimony
before the examining court went to show that Mr..
Mcdowell had seduced weak minded daughter Of
Mr. Bowers from her home, and furnished her
with wsybin and money to 60 North where he
would meet and provide for her comfort, thahe had
urped her to this course the ground that he had
learned that some one intended to write RnOny-
nous letter to her father scqusintng him with their
intimacy &c and that if her father found it out he
wouId probably kill her. That i've of Mr.. BOWyer's
servants had frequently carried notes from Mr. NJ.
TO Miss B that Mr.. NJ. had been frequently seen
prowling about the premises of Mr. B. late of even
ings and that Miss B. had been seen on the same
evenings, sauntering in the same directions; that
Miss B. did leave home and was found by her broth
er, who wen; in pursuit, in the city of Baltimore,
in q suspicious house. Mr.. Mcdowell also left
home a few DAYS after Miss B. left and was absent
some time MIR. Bowyer brought his daughter from
Baltimore and placed her in charge OF DR.. Strib-
bling of the Western Lunslo Asylum, after which
the occurrence narrated in my note Of yesterday,
took place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

The Utah correspondent Of the New York Herald
writes under date of the 8Oh Of July, that an cleo
ton for members of the Territorial Legislature and
county officers was to take place on the Sd ulL OF
course the straight out MOrmons are largely in the
majority; but nevertheless the Gentle residents had
for the first time in the history Of Utah local polls
tics, nominated ticket, composed partly OF Nor
mons and partly of Geutiles, orsOn Hyde heading
the list Of candidates for representatives. Brigham
Youngs financial affairs appear to be in sad plight.
The Prophet has heretofore induced the people to
give ND their gold and silver and receive in exchange
notes of the Deseret Currency Association. The
Gentle merchants, however, refused to take these
notes. thus causing them to depreciate and the Nor
mon leaders finally also repudisted their own drafts
The Indian tribes in Utah are becoming troublesome
It believed that they have been melted to insubOr
dinaion BY the MormOns for the purpose Of divert
ing the attention of the army from themselves.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

AsoraEE FIrE Tsor X PHospEcs- LoHcst " ss
s Lantern. I'VE learn that dOuble-tean nstch'
for So, 500 q side, has been made between Mr..
Ralph's Lancet and Colonel Halls s. Lantern
to go against each other in double harness each 20
select what mate he pleases, whether a pacing
trOtting, or running horse. The match is to be rOt
ted in October on one Of the three Long Island
tracks, vet to be named. Il is said that Colonel
Hall has already engaged Tom Wonder, = the trot'
TING stallion. and smooth running horse, to Try
which companion is likely to suit him best Thu
match is said TO have grown out Of private trial
aIaptern I" and Lancet J" in double harness to
eether, when half>mile was marked down il
I:12 C?) dispute lhereupOn arose as to WhiOl
horse vas NEST entitled the credit Of this extra
J ordinary time and hence the match