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III

ION the red hsarth's reddest CENTRE from blazing
knot of oak, f.tEt 80
Seemed to gibe aud grin this pha nto when in terror
awoke; i..u1
And my siunbrous eyelids strsnng, as staggered to
. the floor d. aee.rt -ar.rE E--H ''t|-t
stiii in that dread vision seeming, turned my gaze to-
h wards the cleaning -.-.l
Hearth, and there God saw it and from out
its flaming jaw it EH-..as .H.[ lsTi
spat ceaseless, seehng, missing, buo5ling gurglng
stream OF gore OPP .'''ioljast p. -
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SYMPTOMS

The symptoms of Catarrh they generally appear
are at first very slight. Persons find they have cold,
that they have frequent attacks, ond more sens
tive to the changes of temperature In this don
the nose may be dry, or slight discharge. thin and
acrId afterward becoming thick and adhesive. AS
the disease becomes chronic the discharges are i-
creased 10 quaint sndcbaDged in uaiity; they are
nowithick and heavy, and are hawke6 and coughed
OF. The secretions are offensive, causing q bad
breath the voice is thick and nasal the eyes are
weak the sense of the smell is essened destroy
deafness frequently takes place. Another common
son is obliged to clear his throat in the morning of
thick OF Shiny mucous. VIII oh has fallen down from
the head during the night. When this takes
place, "A person may be sure that his disease is
en- itswsy to thelungs, and should lose no time in
airesting it. 81 . HHid +ss
'+ The Adore are butJeao Of the many CdtDrrh
a--7' ISg,nDtoD7s -ttf7-t III e5't 2
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

z seases of the Nervous, Seminar. Urlna.
Ory and Sexual Systems-new and reliable
rea tnent-in reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Sent mail in sealed envelopes free of charge Address
DR.; ) SAILLlN HOUGHrON, Howard Associa ton, No.
South NiRth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 1yS9
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lous note. ''-.'t s--is-ti7
From the tail and stately linden, where a Robin
sswelle his throat
Quefuicus, iQuaker-breasted robin aliinq quantity
Tor his mate !, -.- -
Then started up, unbdden from my slumber, night
mare ridden, s .# 90 ;. -. -, -.
with the memory of that 6rG-demon in ms central Are
On my eyes interior mirror like the shadow OF a tate
H ~ w 10
Ah the Gendish fire had snnou'dered TO white and
tormless heap,
And no knot of oak was flaming as it famed upon my
sleep,
But around its centre where the demon face had
;- Shone, segf5 .,......, .fg-
Forked shadows seemed to linger, pointing with,
1871 spectral finger E5 s.t-.t, 81 Il 9s,--.s
To Bible massive, golden, table carved and oiden
And bowed and said, GAN power is of God, of God
,.. alone. ,-. 40.
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Dissolution Notice !

VHNhe Co partnership heretofore existing between
IL the undersigned, under the Firm name of Bailey
Schofen is this day dissolved by mutual consent. =
The business of the late firm will be settled by An
drew Schoen, who is authorized to receive and re-
ceipt for all debts due the lsse firm, and will pay all
demands against the same.
KeZosha Aug. Gath, 1864.
~-- EDWARD BAILEY,
ANDREW SCHoFFEN. q fr3i
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CONSIN, THURSDAY, DEC Is, 1864.
One Of POe'S Experiments towards ''The Ra-
"

+ f.
The assertion lately made by correspondent Of the
London Morning Star, that Edgar A. Poe plaigarzed
"The Raven" from the Persian, has brought out
eral letters from class Of Engishmen who look upon
that celebrated production as "the greatest single po
EN- that America has ever produced" writer in
"Eotes and oGeries" indignantly protests against the
translation theory and only hopes that if it be trne
We have more Of the same stamp and done by COM
peten men as Edgar A. Poe. But the most important
result of the discussion is from Mr.. Macreay,
the trsgedian, part of which we subjon: itiR LIZ
n''I think the following fantastic poem "a copy of
which enclose) written by the poet whilst experts
nenting towards The production that wonderful and
beautiful piece of mechanism (he R.venl may posi-
bly, interest your numerous readers. The Fire Fend
the title of the poem encIose) Mr.. Poe considered
incomplete, ana threw it aside in disgust Some
months afterwards finding it amongst his papers, he
sent it to a friend labelled facetiousy to be read by
fire light at midnight, after thirty drops of audanum
was intimately acquainted with the methsr-il- law
OF Poe and having frequently conversed with hsr re
pscting 'Ths Raven, she assured that he had had
The idea in his mind for years and used frequent
y to repeat of it to her and ask her opn op Of
them frequently, making >Alterati and Improve.
ments according to the mood he CHANGED to be in at
the time" .-...s-s-,.-r .-... ala "a r.a
There are certainly remarkable discrepancies be-
tween this account and that which Poe has himself
given to the world in Of the most famous of his
critical essays. f .s..4 ,rf l,r, 3,.., On n
The poem which Mr.. Macready transmitted to the
ing Star is long, and contains much which
is terrible CHASTITY, and too horrible for print It's
author probably designed that it should see the
Light. We give below the best stanEas an the read
er will not be slow discover the presence Of that
same weird, wond erfuIIy musical, senusous harmony
which has made this singular and cratic genius the
head of distinct school of literature. ns
1.-THE FIRE FiESD-A NIGHTMARE
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One inch Of space will be counted a sqpare

UAC lutn Vi SpaCo VIII Do OOun'Uu sYusFe
SPACE. wv. l8w. I4w sw.1L 8 M rs u. yr
'1sqr 81 90 81 IS So 50 50 S4tO $7Oo u 90
2sqr. 200 975 I rs 45O i 8 90 10 90 IS 90
asqr. / 2 50T rs 4 400 cool z0o 1900 1000
ACol. 8 90 5 90 6 700 90 II 90 IS 90 20 90
1lool. 4 OOI 90 90 1000 "A 90 20 90 % 90
160Ol 90 700 no 90 II 90 u 90 20 90 40 90
as0ol s 90 70 90 " 90 1900 20 90 % 90 20 20
1Coll 1000 10 on Is OIL 20 90 rs 90 40 90 1900
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS, 81 q line pre-
year for the first five lines aud ATTY cents for each
additional llLe. 1868 .tLi, So eFrye ,tf- i
EsTRAY NOTICES, published four weeks, $1,7b for q
single animal, and fifty for each additional an
imal in same notice. -tt 4frlfi Gao. ..t5t
LEGAL NOTICES. at statute rates.
ADvERTIshMEGTs not accompanied with directions
will be inserted till forbid and charged for accord
ingly. seet. ~ sot5 at.a .u.fsut59f
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THE FIRE FiESD-A NIGHTMARE

SIN the deepest death Of midnight while the sad ard
d solem swell ~ $3.50 HilI a..i. itt4t.. .4H
Still was floating, family echoed from the forest chap
tHI. el bell .itI stjJt t(.F -HR 8aeEt!t.
Family alterngly floating DER the sable waves of air
That were thro the midnight rolling. chsed and bill
fr, levy with tollpg- f..E aE..N -
In my chamber lay dreaming by the hreg1t's ftful
cleaning, II 9E.I.Iis'.8-. frftfn ~ M llFf
And my dreams were dreams fcreshadowed on heart
81 foredoomed to care. aEa4 trU ls.
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L. G. MERRILL,

l.. GIs MENhAHHs n
a,uranca-He is Agenttor curious Companies y
dmbted credit and is prepared to issue Poicieson
LIZ. and p Iperty, on favorable terms. Bee advef
tisement. ''
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LYMAN MOWRY s. co.

LYMAN MOWRY IL CO. yrs'
Roots Shoes. Leataer, F5ndin0s,Gc Eoery cGraesy
avery article pertaining their business may pc
AZ them at the lowest prices Custom work to order.
Leather for sale. Hides bought, &c: corner oinh1-
Lat scnare and Main street. See advertisements
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bio fale. 900 .lga5 nh.3m ls. A5Dieo
.Ls13 1ra ogsli# ,e59-'g !ls9-oss co. al q
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Corsner,a Inaaests.

DANGEROUSLY ISyuREp A FiGHr-ASrR MoRryn Es.
ANIMATION friday night George saur entered tho
lager beer saloon OF Ignaiz Due % avenue A. and called
for something to drink. Some trouble arose betv con
them about paying the bi but after the matter had
been settled Ssur commenced abusing Ducrr aud whcu
the sidewalk knocked him down, aud continued l.,
beat him wi he renuced To insensib,y. lie has
since been confined % hissbed, and fears being
tanned he might not Coroner Naumann took
mis- ante nnortem deposition. The facts elected are
mainly stated above The jury found "that Duerr
ceived his injuries az hands OF George Ssur the
18th day July 1904 Saur s in custody awaiting the
death or recovery of his victim Duerr 10 forty eight
years OF age and a native ~ Germany.
SUICIDE MT HAvcNe--sisGrLAn CAsE.--Coconer Maui
yesterday he'd Inquest at No. 14o Third street
on the body Of william yoee native OF Germany, forty
seven years Of age committed suicide late Satur
day Afternoon during The temporary absence Of bis wife,
ny hanging himself nail IN the door leading into tho
yard, by Of ,ord. II appeared from the tesfi
nony that deceased and his vile arrived In this oounry
about nine mootbs az 20 join their eldest who had
been living New York for several years On their
Mr.. vogei learned that bis had changed hts re-
hgon and been converted 20 Catholicism. This tact
weighed heavily o. bis mipd that he often said u
would Kill HIM. ana saturday Afternoon, becoming nn.
usually excited and dependent over the matter. Noee
Terminated bic exeere the manner indicated above.
Wnen found life wss qtite extinct Tho jury rendered
verdict corresponding with fbe foregoing facts Ne.
ceased bad been msrre twenty i've years. and has LETT
widow and seven chIliren. NJ 0#s .#.Nl XIX
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BALTIMORE JAY a'-Arr brig; Walter Io.ss, Pierce
RsasT John Freeman nan GsoSs forss. Monroe; seAr
BELFAsr. July as-Arr schr Georgia. Gis christ, rhils
BaTM, jay 2s-cd schrs LsesOurg ssSs. Philadelphia
BKisToI JUS 2g-Arr s.oop Julia Ann, Davis Elizabeth
Brook yn. NY; 2ssh sehr Croker Presorey' rhaas
DASyERs. jul, 24zArr schrs Black Diamond Young
eor sor Phlsarphla: 2sih schrs Partridge, Ferry
ofs Tor Boston; spauding Nyark for RocAlnd sd schr
p0asDINER; July as--sld sehr Richard Wood, Baker.
taAiETSokD July 2oArr schrs Mary Caroline. Adams'
SIM Bresi vpv anderson pes nson e. Az
John Lane A and 1p Webb. aosss ssoaeSa
s%ss
and aa prnea Henderson, NYo SD scr P, rhomp
sew HAVEN. July a7-Arr brig Eliza Thomson, Marks
eGss rSr'rs W., Monroe;
sw brig kks@ a ss pS RSsr %
Ss.,s;
faso and sssr:rs s. *.ssss;
r.son: Corson sarhlshsad T,amph; Jarvis Nsaord;
FosfIsS5: JsS ss-a rr bark $. Jag, White: Havana;
ssar ssaa and sh
Webster Thqrsion PASSPORT for Baltimore Cid bark
PORTSMOUTH July 26-Ar schr Florida, Kelly. Rliza-
bethpor
PLYMOUTH, July 27-Arr schrs John Wesley. Higgins
and Austin. Parsons Philadelphia. Sid 23d schr Richard
Law YORK, Philadelphia. /.
SoSERsEI wy sssr Flight Gibbs rh s.s,s
son DAVIS, NYork; sloop Oak Davis do. - -
SALEM. July 26-Arr schrs Forest C0nery NYork; Nth
lev and W S sar,e's lp sesssr fhade S ss.'' No.
ted brig Potomac. Richers Africa
WAREHAM. July 25-Arr schr Msgnoia Chase, George
town. DIG Sid 21th schrs Amazon. Chase NYork; Lamar
tine Gnrney, dc; Casta Amesbary. baltimore.
WEXFORD July 7-Arr schr Cabinet. Burdick, Eliza
bchport.
port
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AcxrrxAs On Sunday morning, July 81 o. uaras.
mus MnSs LorEA, only daughter u Henry and Mary J.
Ackermpn. aged III months and "a days n74M i @f
The friends and acouautancee OF tho fsmily are In.
vited TO attend the funeral from Iel seventh iveuue,
Tuesday afternoon, al one o'clock
Bsows --Oa sunday, July 81, GsoRos BRows, In the
l3d year OF bis age.
Tne relatives aud friends Of the family cspect-
folly invited TO attend the funeral, from tho residence
Of bis brother, Robert Brown, i32 varick street, on
Tuesday AFTERNOON, 81 two clock ia ~ fFN
BraSE--0n SATURDAY,, Jrly 30, after short illness,
lnfuAEL Br.gr, aged Go years
His friends invited attend the funeral, from his
late residence, No. 22l Seventh avenue, this Monday
afternoon, at o'clock.
Clonmei tlreIandl papers please COPY.
Bo0sar On Friday evening, July 70. LYDIA, wife Of
Albert @. Bogert, 81 Bank street.
the restves and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend The funeral, this Monday rpiug a.
half pest nine O'Clock from the Reformed Dutch church
In King street, without further notice.
LDw, N Ne bsth year Of bis age.
NJ rsiasIv and friends e W fAnils. 80 ~ mem
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from Pacific Ocean Perrambuco With 7po sp 25 VII
OF Isnds Aprii TO- bark Trton Packard Nh nothing ncs
LEAVING Hobart Town H-arl from on Chatham fslsn 4
Arri TO- AMP Three Brothers, Swain Nant nothing since
Leaving Bay Of slands.
lst ~ one entb out having large 80 wins wb,ch
would 2vO bbs OIL Had touched At Flores and pro
cured All we'll
DHr Foreign Ports.
Rio JASrrRo, Juno 25in port ship Bunker tIili Davis
Caao July bark Hazard karsen, Tor San Franciso
July !.
BOSTON July 81 AM-Arr bark Lampizhtcr, Kirby
GEORGETOWN, DC; pchrs Senator franklin and Blake
purvere. 40 Bid bark Wsltham.
Also arr SOth, brig Il Allen, Georaetown.
3ls-Arr bark Eiinawood. Philadelphia; brirs Allen,
Be ~ Aquiduec, hatsnyas, Monticelo, Georgetown DO,
Belle yArnArd Baiumore Forest Rondout; Sarah Pesrs
RLxAbsihpsrtt chr kniA Max
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miscellaneous
STEAMSHIP EDrSBuRe sBr), Capt Roskel OF the Inman
line. sailed Saturday last noon for Queenstown and
Liverpool
SUR DOUGLASS (Br) 600 TONS was sold recently on pri
vate terms III u -
BARK srsRA CRooKER sisples from Mstan,as for Por,
land with cargo OF moasses was wrecked tho
das out from Matanyas, the orida
ycscrday Crew saved: cargo Insured In Portland Crhe
was built IN 1898 at Prospect Me- $50 tons register AZ
and owned In Stockton, Me- ..M. EEK = =
BARK YxAros Portland 4sD tons 10 years old has
been sold 70 parties in ID citv for Sl4OO0. cash
1883 has been sold 10 ca, VIM strout and others Of MIL
bridge, Me, on private terms. h
The following table gives summary of the sells In the
harbors of E.w Yorg Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and New Orleans accounts each OF those
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F'Rx-Tbe kind'ss ~sod mandatory OF Nessrs. 10
Baum Co., Noe. md Jay street, was destroyed BY
IRE about -four O'Clock Saturday morning resulting IN
dsmage tho crteutof s. 000 Insured in the Hamilton
and American Insurance companies Of New York for alb ut
~ 900. Mr. j. Doherty, the engineer OF the establish
FolIer, adjoining Vas damaged 70 the extent Of $780,
insured.
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Port OF New York, July ii, 1854.

ARRIVED
revenue steamer kerwanee. Com David Evans Bali-
more. 50 hours
leans, July 10 VIA Washington 2ell with mdse aud passen
gers - Quar;ermaster 2h inst IS miles Of Cape
Henry fen in with gunboat Miami disabled and towed
her to Fortress Monroe. rF =
steamship Baltic GU tranrport), Maury, Fortress Mon
with sick and wounded soldiers.
Steamship Saxcn ~ transport), Lavender. Fortress
Monroe To u 5 Quarermaster -ea
Steamship Mcclellan US ransporl Gray, Washington. 10
U Quarterlnas,er 3uth inst saw steamship Auanti,
bound up Chesapeake Bay at Pm. Bremen ship Albert,
from Cardiff for Baltimore. =
Brig Irowbrid.e Lyou Ponce 10 days. m ballast, to
roworidge.
Schr : Mcloskey Ryan. Gardiner, 10 days
Schr Ada Herbert Crowei, Gloucester.
Schr Ida Ladrenier Coleman Boston for Albany.
Schr Charles Henry, Brown. Boston for Eizabethport.
= Schr Eva Northrup, Providence.
Schr u Meserole. Osborn, Providence. m
Schr w II Brainard. Pendeton. New London.
Schr Il Stevens Benton Stonlngion.
Bchr Sylph, Smith, Brookhaven for R0ndout
Steamer r Cadwallader. Pearson Baltimore.
Steamer Hope. Warren, philadelphia.
Steamer Phelps Brown. Philadelphia
Steamer Pelican. " aldron. Providence
BELOW.
J. TX Wild Horse (Br), from Ma,anzaa
Ada Wheeler ~ da, from Cardenas, to masters.
Bi Alavla. from Cardenas
SAILED. AfM
3'ti'-Sbps General Mcclellan, Lotus; barks Msth Ida.
Ydalr derholn briggs Fennechiena, Nile, John Stevens
Gaele 'cbrs Kate Merrill Estele. G Kinball, Anna
William, American Chief, George Hoyt Richard Law /.
Hamilton Electric. s.s
Wind At sunsets.
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Commercial Int diligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MksEEr.

Consos dun at 90 Y qOss.
The rebel loan Is two per cent lower partly owing TO
she realz lion OF profits and partly from ad
Awakened TO when the outhern armies will
Spon invasion Of the North The quoted "a
a0.
In American stocks Erie shares have relapsed per
cent, preferred ~ Illinois Central shares per cent
paid mp shares az.
mo other commercial or shipping has been re.
ootved by the Bremen-Ed. HERALD.
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How MASSACHUSETTS Rscsuns.-Isst saturday q Bre.
mon steamer arrived II Boston with hundred male
smigr rants every Of whom n said. pre.engas
luaaU Atlaa
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MARRIAGES AND OEAThs.


SrADcS--EM Won Saturday, July 90, at g. AIMS
church. T,RA A. SrApcs, of New York, 10 CArH1sg RI
LEY, cfthe parish Of Mall 0oran county Cav ireland
Chicago papers please copy ilsaal Ea&N0
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ToOLATE FoR CLAssIrrcATIOH.
Mr. JOHN HAYES ~ This DAY ADMITTED a
AZ palmer v IN my business. HENRY J. ROBINSON.
The nndergn will continue the -four busn ess a. No s.
arm name Of Rohnson 1 1swsa HsNRY =. iOSiHsCS
JOAN nAv1A
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. Great Britain.

m the House Of Lords the 18th OF July Lord
Brougham presented petition from jamaica relative 10
she increase Of tho save trade Cuba and asserting
that Spain had violated her treaty agreement on this
ssbject
Iorc Malmesbuy advised tho repeal OF the Aberdeen
scs.
In the House Of Commons Mr. Osborne called attention
% the political relations with Brazil, said that Eng
nd the only nation with which that nation had no
treaty. He strongly urged the repeal Of the Aberdeen
co.
lord Paimerston said the government was engaged
With the friendly Intervention Of the King Portugal In
Sndssvorng restore diplomatic relations.
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~-~~-~~~-~~~>-~--~>~~,-~~--
Teltgraphic Details OF The News by
The Bremen or Cape Race.
THREE GAYS LATER ADVICES.
Decline in The Rebel Lean and Relapse in
American Stocks
~~~-~~-~~-->~e~~-~--~~--
The Dano-GsrMan Peace to be Ne
gotia;ed in Vienna.
>-~-~~~~>~~s ~~----~~~~>~~-
Difficult Position of the Danish
King,

CARE RACE July 80. 1854
The steamship Bremen, from Southampton 10th inst
route for New YORK, passed this point at to-day
and intercepted by The yacht of the press.
Der advces three days later than per the steamship
Scotia at New York.
King Leopold left Brussels on visit to the Emperor
Napoleon.
Two Italian vessels have been ordered cruise of
fssch there being two suspicious crafts observed OF
point
The steamship Sidon, from New York, and the Hiber.
Han, from Quebec, arrived out on the 18th inst
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CHIPPING NE w S


Eais forwarded ey regular Inca
The steamers or call )aesnstswn
tspt the Canadian Hue which call at Ieudondarrv TAs
or FROM Continent. call at ssuthampsn.
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Brooklyn Military Matte 70.
PROGRESS OF RECRUITING.

The Kings county Board Of Supervisors having con.
cuded pay three hundred dollars bounty substitutes
the BUSINESS OF recruiting for the army navy cont,
nues brisk An average OF forty men are on.
listed the Provost Aarshals Office daily and az MANY
at the naval rendezvous The quota OF the county
will very nearly be filled II enstments continue as now
and the hardships Of the draft will be greatly mtgate
II Is complained that some OF the sharpers about the naval
rendezvous procure passes 20 board North
lima and sell them to women who wish sec their hus.
bands brothers, to procure the bounty which they
entitled for from eight 10 dollars each This Is
q nuisance which should DO abated.
THE FIFrY-srxrH REGIMENT.
The Fiftysxth regiment Of Brooklyn, now encamped al
Port Richmond, Staten Island orders to march
for Washington Tuesday. The men are ordered "a
day and into the United States SER
vice. and II not present be treated as desertcrs
good many persons visited the camp yesterday The
regiment will number fully six hundred men.
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Marine Total Losses and Disasters Re-
ported I'm Jaly. 1864. n4a a.
From record kept BY l. H. Upton, Secretary Of tho Ame-
rican Shpmasters Association complied the follow
ing list Of total losses and disasters for july 1884:
TOTAL LOSSES.
STEAMERS. 3
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The Park Yesterday.


The Park very much crowded yesterday By per.
sons who wished to breathe little fresh air but the
heat was during the afternoon that even 10 the
Rampe-the shadiest place In the grounds cool SPOT
could scarcely be found. Many persons stood in the
spray from the Terrace fountain being den
cous such hot day." but then the slight wind would
suddenly iull and even that luxury would be denied
Thorn.
The following donations have been added 10 the Park
collection
One fawn, from Isaac P. Martin, Esq Of Fort Wash
ngton.
New York.
One pair Of rabbits, from William E. Sparks, Esq, Of
westchcs,er.
in latitude 10 west longitude 81 north presented by
richardson Esq OF the brig Etefana OF Turks island
The majority of the animals now located south OF
the arsenal and form y very instructive menagerie
Crowds Of persons especially Juveniles, visit the place
The following Is an additional list OF plants nov aower
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The Danish War,


The Aus,ans possession OF Fcohs on the 18th Of
July.
An island the coast Of Sohesyg possession
u the Allies.
The Paris Motur that the negotiations for peace
between Denmark and Austria and Prussia WIN take
place at Vienna.
The Paris Cons,tuornel says the admission OF Den
mark into tho German ederation would disturb the
Balance OF in Europe and the scheme is impos.
sble
The proposals Of Denmark az Berlin and Vienna were
met by Austria and Prussia with agrcemen, 20
suspend hostities land and until the 3st Of July
che existing blockade in the meantime to be raised.
Germany has sent request TO Denmark to send
Daenipotenary to Vienna Immediately, order to
% m understanding with Austria and Prussia.
An engagement took place the l4th Of July
between the allied aud Danish gsaboats
Sweden has commenced the construction Of three Mont