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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JULY 3D. 1907

s.t-, orc. sad severe ard sharp things sh1s. INN.
NJ. trends were moved sito recruitment, bit hr.
choa.. .aid with evident grsf and Ike ohhd, 80 an
S,,o..d 20 write him a hter sDt tel Mn that ~ -
u,lt.Lep" Few itirg- IN him have ever touched me
80 than this modem. N yleV Of 81 the circumstances
If 'he ease. r L.;
I,u,y seen r.nsrk.ble to some ths. man Of his
rsvous tereu ent sud -ubjsct 70 such great sod
fr.eu,B, cemsld- upon Il, should not have fa.h no
N #. habtual u-e # zone powerful narcotic lisd De
cop- 20 II would have plainly manifested fseli N one
90 C. instantly before the public a. be- Exataapn oil
srrlts BY powerful narcotic i lheNtaoy i'oted oy
corresyJIdng depression. uniting ia miserable SUP
i4.. for continuous mental labor. But We al knos
ros con-ecutlge he ga IN his mental en1Ts. Wheh
~ had perf rIrsd grest service BE g ready Tor
an tber Of different but equally aoorous KIND or
for BIZ daily work
Some have been interested ~ inquire whether ne
taa the artificial aid here referred 20, IN III, mental
tforts Tie highly respected physician who ms oeeh
IL medical ateBdart for twenty year, places TINS oy
his de1isl of II, beyond question. tie would nave
known Il # i On the contrary ne saws tha'
be could ordinarily Pm, him 70 -eep With Dover :
p91d.r Once At home using laudsnum 10 tooth,
Il produced = sickness which showed that his system
was stranger 50 such narcotic.
Whether he DID or did rot, SAID DR.. Adams, e1pe-
repce that Dew birth WILTON. which no man can see
tie Kingdom Of God God knows. There are things
which make NJ hope. lie knew what be must do TO
be saved. He Was speaking with Christian friend,
in his recent Sickness abOui his feelings under the
preaching Of the Gospel. He sad, ." Any man who
goes TO perditiop under tina; preaching goes on LIS
own responsibility
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Mark~ts-Reported By Telegraph

BUFFALO July % p m-sLoUR dull aud heavy; sales of
Zoe bbls IS 80 IS for low fair Extra Illinois, - 81
~ 6.i FOR EAa Wisconsin, s59s5 - tor Extra Michigan,
Indiana Ohio 7jG 1T 81 for Double Extras. WHEaT
Def. bugt al standard Chicago spring Offering comprising
$500 bush CoRS-Sseo l6 90 bush Illinois prime
,empe re. OATS and BARLEY dub and nominal RYE is
lower, with small sars at I've NHISgY l.c. 0wer sales $40
bbs .4c. Lake INPOsTs-lOt0 bbls Flour 5000 bush.
Whist eco bush II t0O bush Oats Canal EAPORTS-
l3.O45 bush " heat. 1000 bush Corn.
OswEGO july - m.-tLOUR closed with declining ten
deucy sale. small WHEAT duh and irregular but held grner'
ally above the views ~ buyrTs sales COsS In limited
sud but CANAL tRtCHTs steadyzjc. Flur, 7c
" heat. Die Com Nr~-YoIs. LAKE. INPORTs-7 DO
bu.b Wheat CANAL EXFosTs1o bbls. Flour, 5000 bush
Wheat.
CNcSNaTI July 3 Flour IN fair demand at e. 95G5 r
SupeIne NHlsgY hrneri sales 2c. Provisions generally
uLchsI g.d.
hOBiLs july @COTTOSSaes to-day 800 bales, a. He
for uGo1g the sales Of the week add $50 bales, aud the
receipts 40 bales against 60 bales Tor the corresponding
lsst Total ecept- the present ahead Of last
t+t bales Stoch - 100 bales. FREIGHTs Hsyr
BALTIMORE. July - FLOUR quiet Howard street held at
g. s. WHEAT nE., Lar; White, ia : So Red wa
: IS. CosS unchanged Provisions steady WHISKY duh
q re.
PmLAotLPHIs. July Bilious inactive. WHEAT firm;
bite, a d15c Red, 10 Sc CokSielow 8&d Sc. OATS
sc. WHISKY steady
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EFECROFT-u Brooklyn, Friday evening July p Mary
NJ wife Of " II. O. by.coit ss.a 2 years aud months
FaGAN-In tbs city Saturday Jay - after short ne..
J-u,s = gen, n q. 65th jar Of us sse.
FARSsWORTE-Iu Wili.Hsbursh, Saturday July =.
Aics only child u 4. o. I'D s-se 81 Faruwor;h assd
months sud days.
LYoN-A, Hoppars'. Lons Island, on Saturday JAY ..
El.I sls daa. 4 WI. Mary Lyon, years
month. and days.
F-rersl 70 axe place 81 1 ?. L. On Monday.
NTRRAY-Ou saturday evening jay IS M Murray wife Of
jane. A.uGy. 4 cols-L ptlal as.d = y.ar-.
isuy David
ara Theodore holy respectfully invited a.r
fr,ral tAOLdsyj O'Clock r.siderce Of
her stL.r D.L.s. hsy No 4sI Washington street without
further uoe. be- a., Vii be Ase Williamsburg
L.
MARTIN-In Brooklyn, salrd.y uoruius July 3, NJ.
NARTYS-ou "Wednesday. July . Edwin MARTIN u Brook.
y-, formerly Of LcleOr Ess.lad aged Al years
PCTI Erin This city, Saturday u0ling July q Emma
Atsu- Only chs OF Thos. AID L. Josephine Potter aged
month. AID j.
sMTE-At Jsusica Louz Island on SATURDAY rnouag
-. John {. smith. Sgd 90 years.
sv EESEY-iu ;s cy, q Ss.uld-y July q Eliza Sweeney
daughter Of Michael ad CaIEsrue sveelsy aged year AZ
moths.
TAGGARTIa til. city Saturday morning July D. Isabel
Robinson. Lfsut esu shsr q Ch.0.:e A AID Tagga-
syrreu.- acc Ne~por r l., I-p-r. please copy.
TOPPlNC-ln Bretyn .uee-ny. Saturday. Ju7 g e,
Hobart yous-,. daughter Of Henry j. Mary Torp,Lk
sst6 rottLs.
YELLOWLEE-Ir TIL. city OF Saturday naorrLar July .
.so. uiaL. daughter q JLc. an Agnes YeLosee aged
n.o4tt, ara days.
vlsiIu th' cry on Sunday, July :. Mara e vie Of John
J. " is., IL h.r Join
H. U b. p-ru Ysn Ys,es Coua.y &, inter.
U.ut ty gay Il re- Ere Railroad.
A!b.Ly psf.Es peas copy.
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MARRIED..

BANTA-GOODNIN-O Sunday July II, By the Rev. c P.
Crawford Bsus .sq, NJ. Henri.tts C. GsJtwiu,
only daughter Of the As Dr. Henry Goodwin all Of t5s cy
BU N-McDUNALD-On Thursday evening, July q, By
n. Rev MI b-y. Mr. James r. Burnan 70 Miss Alice No
Dor aid, Ell 4 tLi- city.
New Haven, Conn, Wednes-
osy Juy Is BY the Rev Dr. Outtol, Samuel p Craf. 70
ssIsh A. ster - isaic Thou ESQ., ell u New Haven
NATTHEWS-N ETSORE-At New Srisht1u, Staten leland,
81 ThLosy July a. by ths Rev DIR Tyng assisted BY the
Rev + T. ifyius William Matthew. D. Virginia CJGrenay,
daughter Of the L,e Sidney W,,nore, esq
sUTTOS-BIRDsALL-AtN Nor Caste W-.tehester County,
he 1874 int, By fends C-remoLy Alrsi sutton 81
Mount Esc0, Jennie L. eAcr VI Jopa biTdsA If the
former place.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Kin z.britge, Tuesday,
Ju, - uy me KS. Jam. Bolton, Nj Samuel : Tamaise
aud NJ. q Mary Jane BTOdresd oth Ct Ne~-foTk
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FIRES.
WHY IN WAsHING1

YIRE IN wAsHIsGTOs STREET.
On 80 rday fire broke out IN the pork pack'
Sng ettsa i-hment of Russ d IIaght, No. 553 wash
setop street The FIRE originated in one OF the smoke
bou,s,s rbe rear in consequence a. il supposed Of
Gat frou the hans progress of smoking falling upon
the cotls. The fremen were promptly upon the
ground and succeeded in coDfnng the flames to the
Iu,Iciuy in which the fire originated. Considerable
e,Dare was done by water to the stock in the main
buildrg and alec TO the stock in the other smoke
Loasee
The total loss will not however, it is thought, ex-
coed n 600 or 81 500 Messrs Russ a. Iiaight are
insured on stock in smoke houses 200 and the same
anopnt on stock 10 main building in the Bowery In
surance Company. The building is owned by Mr..
Stevens, and IA insured.
Several weeks ago this establishment was on fire,
bp. owing TO the timely discovery by the night wach-
man, but little damage done, the flames being
sxiing uished with few pals OF water.
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FxPLosIoS N FURSAcE.-About ! o'clock yes
teTcsy afternoon some men in VIZ. Kidd n Co.. FUR
nsce were engaged in drawing some melted iron from
cupoa into AT III ladle when, owing 10 an accu-
uulaion Of waer beneath the Inning of the latter,
treuerdou explosion took place, scattering the not
ron IN every direction, ard prostrang every man IN
he building. The pindows we're all blown out aud
tie ssshes shattered 10 pieces aid the props winch
held NJ the bottom If two cupoas containing large
AN cunt of he ted iron knocked out, that the
metal ran ont On the ground. a good mary hasks in
the near vicinity of the accident were cspsiled, and
Al iron borse, weighing about eighty pounds, was
throw II dist AZ If twenty thirty feet The dam
age doIe cannot be les than 500, lncu1pg every
thing. Fortunately most of the men employed in the
furnace were a, the time absent only eight nine be-
il within the building; and, sipgulaIly enough none
.ere seriously injured. Two or three received slight
burrs and one was cut IN the arm. Tn, las'.men-
toned non, whore name was Mclean, was the only
ore obliged 10 discontinue ~oIk. The explosion IL
said to have sounded ike that OF large cannon, and
il ated the greatest CONSERVATION 10 the vicinity OF
the furnace. II seems slmost miracle that nobody
yas killed or DIRE sdfuily injured.
Rochester Demoor4t July 3
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BI1lNING OF THE RAVENSWOOD on LAKE
PONTCHARTRAIN.
IDNS Of TIFF.
Fr,x Ia, ke1- Orleans 7rv> LIsf.d.


Fr,x Ia, keD- Orleans Trs> La.d
We have received from 81 eyewitness me IONO~lhg
account II the burning o. The steamer Rev-ns"oon
mail packet piyD between lnebaTg and andeviie
Nadisonvilie and Covngton:
Sr2Arga AkRow, Lake POntcharrsS, July 10
Tie st. amer kavenswooo, Cap. Miller, one Of Capt
Grant line Of bJe lo~ pressure steamer running o
tween New Oreaus and Vaudeville, hadsonvhie ana
Gown gton, ok IRE soon after me ley Mahoe'7 '"'
uosnIi r. ard bu led TO the waters edge. ..
Then we're about thirty persons on board inciuding
the officer and crew all bu' Of whom were saved
Mr.. Bloom, an aged German of Mandevbie, wa"
drowned IL consequence OF hs beibe paDlc-suu'A '"
also arr that negro man was lot :, MI.
Passengers from the wreck describe Mr.. Bloom
conduct ar being perfectly habuc. Every ehVit ~'e
male Ly the officers Of tue boat 10 save hlm ne was
MIA ,ed 10 life boat which he unable 10 keep TO-,
,pd az EN- placed floating platform, from whch ne
fell INTO the water and was drowned lie was on MS
way 10 NeH-OrieEns to pay note OF W., u OCT VI
Which in silver and about his person, It Il ssd:
eeen Issuing from the forward hatch by one oil the
hands who on looking IN, discovered that the pihe
wood which pied up around ana undef the lunace
wss already ID blaze.
The alarm of fir. was given and the greatest excite
ment followed. The flames IN moment burst up
amidship sDd, although every exeru0n was mace Wy
the officers and crew to quench them, was ioV9u
iupOssble and rush made Tor the lie oOats IN
the hurry Of launching the life boats one oi them wa
disabled by sinking The steamer and siavng hoie 10
i,s SIDE ard one Of the small boats was cap-zed by
Mr.. Bloom fdIlDg 1TOm H. Inc IemnlDihe Hb''V
b, ats however we're able to contain al the passengers
and crew who we've left.
Many had taken 10 the water on plar ks and such
other articles cOulO be found 10 buoy them up one
nap the steward of the boat, swan some three mics
ere he was taken up. Another, who was the hrst 10
take TO the water and who was lame IRON wound re-
ceived in the Mexican war, sustained himself In the
water for an bOur with pail which he had the pres
euce Of mind 10 take with him ana make hie.prrsef-
yer Of by nvertrg it with sufficient air within ii to
buoy him up. ,
Mr. Moore, the clerk Of the boat, and Nh Perry the
wharf clerk Of the line, we're the last to leave tue
burning steamer after having saved German family
of four who ba1 apparently given up to despair ana
resolved to die together. They were Obliged to force
them over the bulwalks into the boat they seemed
paraly zed with fear.
Boats fran Vaudeville ba.teDed to the burning
steamer, which some six or eight miles distant
from that place, and ALL with the exception OF Nj.
Bloom, were safely landed and are how on board tne
Arrow.
The boa. was valued At go GOO, and Il total LOSE
Nothing but the boiler can be saved.
There insurance on the boat.
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Arsiyed SUNDAY. July ~.

Steamship Montgomery, Cr"s.r Savannah md'e and pass
snip s.nousky VILLAINS Liverpool via TraIee Is coal
and go rss.. to s,urse., G. slmsn & Co.
Bark Harvest Hammond Savannah days, cotton TO surses,
Venus Atkinson. Curacao July g. hides, &e Boonen
Brg TEouss Watson tof Philadelphia Mlndy Porto Ca
beAo iih MT, hide. &c 70 Daieu BIS. July ~ lat -,
In a. ssw amp ~ r. showing red seos with white
quarter moon IN IL 2' la - 40 on 49, spike snip Pacific
Ble saiab Beree, Clark Remedies days simp-
sou Msyhe~.
srf II. & Bro s sherr1, G5n4ve. July IS s,oy, &c,
t. lT Hsughon July - lat - 10 lon 1850 passed bark
ca, ron 4 EMU. 60. Tor N-~.Yors.
Brs ". H. Iowr.end ,Br), Crosby, Santa Cruz cuba IS
dsJ &c. Edston Bros SD in with ba.k Horace,
CsTy tor 'ew.Yofs JOY q 20 nils n ~ '" Of the High
bAs " tiine tBr, Oar, Hl'Ooro n B. days, plaster
Bss lldsn Queen (of Bath Cray M4tanz. Oh inst sugar
Bas Ad5y s~ih Avery, Maracsibo 9Th inst, hde- &c. to
h-. io,k jUy o. la, u s. lon IS .p.e schr Golden
scbr Maria Haitics Jscrel Juy8 coffee Be- to mas.
ter h.y 20 on III. outward passage IN lat 80 ~ lon u u,
swept house AID galley, ana all lumber loaded
Juy 10 a. 10 ~ oS 7. Is SPOKE brig Eaehanae from Mara
t4ibo i New YORK 5tb lat u 81 Ion. Is a. spike brig Delta
# Baltimore, from Norfolk fI Jamaicsi 2h la % 49, lon
r Mb- day 81 IS lon "a 40 .pose .nip Glover
from Noble ior Li'erPooo, q days out.
scLr sorh STATE Horton, Savannah day. cotton, &c,
soh Plat. sutb Ne~bem, C., day.. naval store. 10
-'hr 7. c. Brumly, Philips. Virginia days, apples.
DAon Wand, Oeoseso~n. 5 C., days naval stores 70
master
scbT b. Philips O.borne, GeorgeOwu, c. days. naval
10 Brown 4 O,K0-,s.tt
scbr Zee Rsns,r, BALDWIN Whteone in ballast ior Port
kweu
sch White Cloud Hissns Norwich days in baas. 70 nas
schr OI.ar 90 Smith. YORK, Westerly days, stone.
scLr K. D.sI Cok Taunton, u4Gs-. tor PHILADELPHIA
sohr jenny, CrsIe, taunton, udse for Phiiad-l pla
Steamer Di.wsc, CoPes PEi.dep hiA Cape May mdse.
aud pas.. 10 D. PeTsi-s.
Steamer wsm.uta Arey, NewBedford, nds-. pass 70
Jo.spi Allen.
s,esHsF Perel Baker Providence, ndse. to l. Osen.
BFLOW-Bsrk Georges from sehr Fore.. kim IS
nasis from RIO Jancro-Bt BY pJbcs George steers
big ltsscs, - csys from - Jsso Br.o! Belle from
Pom E'eo'-bo;h BY s,esmtog Achilles. Cap. H-unessey;
sL!p IN o., outside the bar a SUNSET.
WIhD-suuh.., N. w sunset s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25

McRE WONDERFUL THAN THr MAMMOTH Gaze
DR. II. L. Talbot, III commencing series of articles for
The Tort UGysc Tunes III regard 70 the Wyandotte
Wyandotle and Mammoth Caves; Wysndote Cave
one OF .he most extensive and remarkable IN the world
is situated in Crax10rd County, Indians about twenty
five milSs below Nes- Albany, on B.ue River. have
called II q remarkable cave. The Msumoth Cave Of
kemaekv has hitherto been designated the grea,es
know c.ve in the world. ltmsy starte your scientific
TeadcIs bear sssert the fact hat there Is
s'alag alone IN NysndOe Cave more MASSIVE than
al the sts.agnl ana stalaciteS III Mammoth Gave
pu; Together. This csye have surveyed AID mapped
distance Of twenty miles in length, ADD there are
ErrleTous avenues. Inave never penetrated 70 their
end, although have visited the cave for scientific and
o her paIposee over dozen different times, spending
on Wit for days and nights within liz ds<ksome
hats. The Mammoth Cave Is distinguished mere for
its vastness than It's beauty the Wyandotte sOr II 4,
greet eAto1t, It's mammoth ball lofty ceilings rvsch
g iIequeIiy 70 the height If 20 feet and especially
for lie nupsross AID beautiful natural fountains, which
almost CONTINUALLY meet the eye every dueCtOc.
portion of Thu cave bss been known ard visited for
over fsty years. This portion is about three miles il
length sad s termed the Old Cave. Ia 100 lev
door fron within The Osd Cave was discoy,-ed which
extended the cagcs united To about twelve IN les in ex
t@st In is2 a Kill discovery OF in-S,.ss ~as
accidentally made which has sdded esbt OF ton miles
thereto aud disei0ssd pSS 1T formation extern
sive ana more beautiful thar sny heretofore kL1wr
This cave contains every kind Il formation pecaisr 70
the Mammoth aud other csyes, besides ssg,e ysy
peculiar and unique iornstoDs ieahi only IL Nyas
doite Cave.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

s..-,,;,.-Jsnes.owp skirpsr. Sorht, Lad.T re- ~.
$3.50 Woooaull Savannah ; l. Mitsh. sou' ~
e1's a.tsr ti,.r.ol Vie Qu-eusto~n, DAs' 1Afo's
tefe w. c,.-,s.ss spasofd Tlesion Co. r0soasc'
"a - g,tiuor-. IA 3. CT msri! - A., l. r..a,.i
49,, s..in Bur...s r~.OriesDs, kooon \
,-,.,Ilor Bori.nd Lvsrpo. Williams oIion 'I I,"
; Mia Wisy. So. Holms.. 0nHiih' Ne"o'sAN'' ""
NJ - How. K.l,on Galveston O. A. Ferris Co
b,iS-wm Be- Br D. Gag. sn'a.c, C. r N.Y. w. Pea
c.. ss,m r. au.r; Born-o Cnis' ~; "sp ;, a.,
tsrh o. X cr :, py,r Asein~al J. ". ESeh "
f,.rbii tBr J. s,abb London. = saIey Iuiee n n,
nrv MARCHES at,',r Alma (Br Brown, Nss~'u, - -
-. Er.lk.utBf J. Clements, htsagot,ne SUI -,
luctr.l deD,. tBr McAHoa 81 joan D. w.. por,sr.
4 son: N ne CTis'o Northfup = john y o, Il A
- C. MANS { r. tBrl Fo~Isr 81 joan, ~ r., y.
Sri,brr,k Co Elzsb,th. rhorndise, sil'm he'0~i ~
"a Va, Rum, 4
So, TIou.rd Baker Boston. :. W Less '" SasoiS
IIs.u 100 McCrr.oy, Moti IL Co Miner, brtryI
Sen r,ro bow Tartsr tbr fr'er II ,hi S II s
vs,. Peruvian tsr Ou,bor So. sackviis r N"sus
80. I'm s.ue. Sacsyilc. r J. Nevius S''n W. IA
R,,b. lens, savannah, James Lawrence, AbeH aV'"nS
DAYTON u sprssue. IL. .,.,
slsop~Warr,u, s;snnsfd Sewiavsn, u..'er'
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BY TcIeyraph.

beuLo ir. ~ inc 5. AID f.esh.
SANDY BOOK. yul, - slpdcwn Ore ship In tow and
e. !esr. - -
HiGHLASrs July 81 no vessel. IL .!sht IL the Of
trs bound Wind $. and fresh e
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THE SUSPECTED SLAYER ATLANTIC-Rl
MORS.

From The Net Bed(O,d Mercury, July r.
We learn 10 further Developments relating 10 the
seizure Of the ship Atlantic at this port Among other
rumors hfoaf If one that the house Of Amedes Am
breles X Co. Of New York had received from Havana
the Of 10000 for the purch ase OF two shps for
the slaye-,Tade ard this connection IL If ntlmated
that this bas been applied in the purchase OF the
Atlantic az d ComOro. The COmoro alone has been
fitted through the agent of of the most respectable
mercantile houses i'll this city at an expense OF nearly
double the sam above stated, and her captain and
owner by advertisement In Our columns invites The
closest scrutiny Of the Government au horities az TO
the character of the vessel and the purpose Of her pro-
posed voyage.
The Atlantic IL said to have been seized upon inor-
nation lodged IN the United States District Court, at
BOror, by parties il New York. and the case will be
legally Investigated. In the mean time the vessel re-
man III charge of the Massachusetts United States
Deputy Marshal Freeman, ir., and will be discharged
in order for search. Well-iDforned merchants with
whom we have conversed assure us that, upon the
pre-ump tion that she is intended for whaling and
trading voyage there Is apparently nothing to excite
speoisl remark in the manner IN which she has been
ted for sea and being under the imneo late direction
Of her m1etet and owner, the avO~ed Objects OF her
voyage appear to have been judiciousy planned.
AZ the Atlantic was coming up the h,rbOT 10 charge
Cf the United States Deputy Marshal one of her crew
Jumped overheard, and Was picked up by the revenue
cut'er, and delivered into the custody of police
officer who took him ashore and couhned him IN the
Central Station. House. He was handcuffed, but pot
securely placed under lock ami key, aud during the
TEMPORARY absence Of the officer lie iugenlOusy e-
ieced ls escape and returned to the ship. lie Is a
Canadian by BIRTH and intoxicated at time he
jumped OveIbOard.
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NEW-JE.RSEY ITEMS

hPp,vEsESTs AT JERsEY CHA large dry
dock Re beng constructed 90 the neS-msde g'ound
between Washington and Warren streets, WHICH,
when completed, will be enc Of the largest ID the
sosntry and adapted TO the largest class o. vessels
II is being Guilt for the Hudson by and Wet Dock
Com pasy under the superintendent Of Mr. j. Bebee,
and will be finished By The let Of October next. In
sonnec ION WITH ihe dock thers will also be large
Bssin ,ilmar TO the Atlantic Basin, Brooklyn. ltis
AFRO contemplated 10 have extensive shpyard cen
neetsd with the dock.
At the fost of South Eighth street. piles have teen
driver for TIE new ferry at the foot Of Desbrosses
street NewYort and The work for the ferry il being
driven forward rafid5.
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bosloA July The bs Ca6so. hence the ?lst for Bald
more Vas u .ntsct of Highland Light lat evening. with dip
b'ry nom baltimore Tor Boston ard port with
'o,s o. bo~sprt and bow badly On port SIDE.
10y 1esepsPh ~ Eiwood Walter, rsq See BID Uadsyw'n
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KeteiptS OF Produce %. 1889

ToT.L ALL ROUTEs7 1874 bb.s Flour 4G92 bush Wheat,
esq bush. CON- rs BUSH O Il pkss. Ain,s, 278
wnky 900 psg. Provisions 80 bush kye, loo pigs, Oh
Cahr 30 hu.n Nal
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I'D .,. u,ued st.,es brig BslnbriJss, VA buried
a, Bz.ses Ayres. On the IN Of May, with military
boLnrs' H., reeairs we're dePo-ii.d IN the fivgo
Protestant Cew~<efy.
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MARINE AFF1IRS

TIE propeller Charlie. Osgood. recently 'nhk IN
Long Iss.d scupd has been rai-ed by one Of Bishops
Room der,i.},. .,d lowed into Huntington, L. H. by
stssmtug JscOb Bell.
FOR EUROPE.
The stesaship Arago saied on SATURDAY io' o'u'i',
ampton AID Havre, tak,ng out 10 Pae7snee ana
as 40 =, ,p.cie The steamship Viso also sailed,
Tor Corr taking out 40 psrsengers and $50 900 IN
srsc;e The We.er also sailed, for Southampton and
bremen. with ~ passengers and s63 600 in specie.
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A>HEs-Th. us,set j. steady vitn . moderate c,..s =.
Of tt.,. Po's e - Il. and Par. - IS
tOtION-In- market hfu and sales a
extent al - ht-- r-pprt-d there som. &c
El-s-.o = E,ic-lrr ta n. We e.c.-t.oa.:
kE~-rgsk cL.s.iFic1Ttos
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moveWeuts OF Ocean steamers.
u A
10 ARRIE

The Overland Mail oI California Logis every Mon.
day sad Tnupcay, Letters gDeS for IL be
MARRIED Overload, via ST. DoGis.7
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AtcIDEsr.--On Saturday morning little daughter Of
Y...s Bowers resainz last New Yort and
severely inorrd BY .rtst wagon, driven BY Jono H. L
-, tbs psslhru id ., Eat Now Yofk
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PRoBARTy TATtr REsULT or a BRUTAL Assault
M ssnv Belly o1st and resp~ctsble Ensi.hrsn hNnk
h road in Harrison ToSesmp over
~ rvs siut halfway between the Newark sno NJ. OK
b FevYOk turnpttes, was brutanJ AZ
s Of Vim. Sanford living near the
sopyer p,es who xer b,sBp Mr. Bay DIT lars' piece rom
sb.t- Tie ba- tn confined 20 bis house 81
I'd ytbn the last few days his i.ee nas sToh
h~ias entirely coseo-snd M
Dby.e<n says tbsf will probably de- warrant was i..ed
L. tte aurr q, Sxnsford INewaik Advertiser, July q
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BROOKE IN ITEMS

PyprsTRIar FEAT Or Friday night man named
Res.r Bsnu soas Mo sey Free ooonpnsd fe., Of YAH
crd cu've h0urs lie comm. oed On Mon
ssy .tht and finished on Friday night u for Of
3 80 and We. dose A6e4 hiA Hall, BsnerH District
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Fact New srk it is estimated now contains aooq'
21 nbgts ate has three ehDrohes-s Reformed Dlen
NtiodisI o. ID pfsopaisI-whcb have constant services Do
I.su3ar among The Protestant terminus
al sabbath schoos al OF which are sehoea
TkeIe &c school children in the district