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The New York herald., 1866-07-24
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Tan EXCISE LAw.--rhe case OF Thomas j. Swallow ~
jackson s. schuls and others up yesterday Il a.
Superior Court Chambers The Is an action axssue
the Board Of Excise 70 restrain them from ntsrerne
dealer, in South Seventh street. Brooklyn. A tsn-
II the early part OF this month On saturday svsnox
the plaintiff arrested By order Of Supernendss1
John A Kennedy for selling without license and IN
prsoned in the station house during the night Yessrl
day morning Mr. Malcolm Campbell, counsel for plsin.
TIM applied upon afdavs for order against Mr. Ken
nedy 70 show cause, On the 25n inst, why he shoaA
not 90 Tor oou N ya: @ s
An AuzoHD LUSAro wux-The case OF Albert Crsas
va Julia NJ Crane up yesterday before the Sd
promo Court Judge Barnard The parties to this sss
were formerly residents OF Mississippi and were bsn =
that Stata 'The husband seeks for divorce ou ~
natic Asylum al jackson, Msa, and motion was ne0e
20 have guardian appointed for her II Is claimed -
Rsrrsrd crsnisd the motion sfssr baarnn anne sss
sion BY counsel on It's regularity.
MsErmo OF rHz BOARDS or AIDERxn AND Cssux-
EL-Both OF these boards met yesterday afssrnssa.
At tho meeting Of the Aldermen resolution Wa pspd
directing the Corporation Counsel TO take the necav
steps to prevent the Board Of Health from takinx -
session sf the Battery Barracks TO be used a . ohsl
hosp!.s 9 sSs health e that vicinity would b -
tse OF Che Common Council In favor Of sailing tue 10
srnmses Tor "a Post once building for $500 600 ~ss n
The laid Tor tho present Ths boaed q.
journed 70 Tharsday next at two p. ~ The BosSd e
Councimen also met yesterday afternoon and tFaasasesa
aquantIty Of routine business They concurrsd wiA
the Aldermen In the resoution 20 the Battery H..
racks and also In adopting report In favor Of sppsn
ing over two hundred Commissioners OF Deeda
Youxu MINIS CHRISTIAN AssootAroS.-The onainnv
monthly meeting Of this Society was held last eveug,
at their roon No 161 Fifth avenue short essay ~
read by Dr. Morse entitled 9what means shall bs a.
pioyed by the association for improving tho socal
dition OF young men" The attendance Of young mea
not a good usual II proposed to ersct bsd-
ing or about $3.50 600 for the Of the aBoe
alton, donations for which are earnestly solicited
MOVEMENT m Tmn UrT 10 Am THE AusnuAs WovD-
n-Ths Austrian Consul Mr.. Charles y. Loosey.stas
opened subscription list at tho Consulate No En-
0oer square. for the purpose OF aiding his woundsa
countrymen In the present war;
TIE JuvwnLa AsrLuM-The regular monthly meeting
Of the Juvenile Asylum was held yesterday. ThorD ars
In tho Asylum four hundred and eighty y-fourchif
dren This institnti0n OF best charities an1
donations solicited It's inmates provided wl(A
good homes, and yearly sent 10 different parts " Ne
country, where situations are procured for them.
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GA N A D A.

Movements Of General Shermau-Dr. Pen
body-John q. Breckinridge, JEc.
MONTREAL, July %, 1865.
Further public honors will be accorded TO Major Gene
Sherman on the occasion OF his return here to
from Quebec In the morning he and his party wi In
company with Major General Lindsay and sta proceed
70 Logans farm, where review Of the artillery and .
test Of the Armstrong gun will be had At three
O'Clock the afternoon he will be entertained by party
OF twenty Or Americans and number Of British
officers In trip up the river and down the rapida
dinner will he served and the incident will doubtless
be interesting one The steamer Chambly has been
chartered for the occasion
Mr. George Peabedy is now scjourning with some rela
tves among the thousand Islands
Additional orders In council permit the FREQ mporta-
tien into the provinces Of firearms under certain
dons until after the l0th day Of next August There
ID Fenian element IN this order.
John Breckinridge stopping at the Queens Hotel
in roron He denies having offered his services 70 tho
Canadian IN resisting the Fenians, and says
be on'y desred 70 defead hS home at Niagara against
th0{r attack
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CoFFEx-Ri0 continued IN good request but the prices
tions were thus prevented We notice sale OF ZOO
bags In Baltimore, Cricket, at 13c, gold, in bond
The market for other descriptions was 0rm ana moder
atey active.
FREGnrs exceedingly dull and rates were lower
The offerings small and the engagements were very
bushels corn at 4hd in bags 40 hhda tobacco at i6s
Per steamer7,000 bushels corn at 61fd 1900 boxes
cheese At 2os. q 22s Cd To Glasgow, per steamer
Tho foreign by tho Hermann was interpreted un-
favorably and shippers refused to make contracts on.
cept at some reduction from rates lately current.
meats and 270 do lard The pork market opened rmer
undsr moderate demand, but holders were free
sellers =. sasurdays prizes and subsequently sold even
mess although there plenty OF bessrs at sight
concession from that price, Tho sales comprise 00o0
moss SO Is SO Ter old mess and sas Is s. s2i % %
for prime Also for August and September delivery,
buyers and salers' option, about 5000 Ibs nov moss
and steady. Sales 500 bble at $40 e2l 80 for new
PLAIN mess and so 50a $24 80 for nsw extra mess
Beef hams wcro quiet and nominal. Bacon was in
moderate demand wo Dote sales Of 500 600 pkgs
long and short rib private terms but meats in
fair demand and prices werc somewhat nrmer The
sales were 400 pkgs at Ice for shoulders and 17c
20c. for hams. Lard wns quiet, tcavy and nominal
We note sales Of $50 pkgs at 1Sc 2OEc Butter was
dull at from 20c Csc for Ohio and 25c 40c for State
Chccse was IN good demand and nrmer, with sales 70
fair extent at from &c. . l9c., as TO quality.
Rlcx was quiet at previous prices. Separate from a
small jobbing trade no sales were heard Of.
SUuAR was steady. with fair demand The sales
were 200 hhds Porto Rico at II Xc I3hc, IA hhds
Cuba muscovado at lie II hc and 475 boxes Havana
AZ Ike q Ike We quote:-infer.sr 10 common re-
fair good grocery, nSc i2c primo grocery, IKE
12hc: Porto ydco 10llc 14Hc; meado, 6,Sc. =
SIC Nos 9 70 II, exc. 1lSc.; No y, rssc Nos
the market for refined sugar there was o moderate dc
gree OF activity. Standard hards have advanced l7c
and . coffee To 16c q 1850.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMsRcIAL.
MONDAY, July go P. n.

MONDAY, July 23-6P NJ
This has been q dull day In Wall street, and both
brokers and speoulators appear TO have dispersed In
search OF that recreation which summer Is commonly
supposed to afford The stock market consequently
duh exposed the assaults Of the 'bears" who
sold Il down somewhat but the "short' interest thus
created VIII be of assistance in promoting frsh rise,
which not likely TO be long deferred under the oondi-
tons at present governing the course Of prices
At the open board at ten o'clock New York Central
sod at lo4x, Erie e6H Michigan Southern s2sI Illinois
Central li9, Cleveland and Ptsburg s5 Northwestern
35]-preferred e4k, quicksilver ID. 81 49h. At sho
FIRST regular board Erie closed lower than the
time on Saturday Reading y. Michigan Southern u,
Illinois Central ~ Cleveland aud Pttsburg 2k, Rock Is
land h, Northwestern K-preferred y. New York Gen.
trh was higher. Government securities
we're dun Coupon fvo-twenties Of 1892 de-
ciined ~ ten-forties y. seven-thirty notes OF
the first seres n third series n. Az tho one O'Clock
sessions the speculative feeling tame At the half
past two board the market continued dull and quota
tons experienced further decline Erie closed lower
than at the first regular boaad, Reading ~ Michigan
Southern ~ Illinois Central X. Rock Island ~ North
western 1h-prefened /. Government securities were
dull. Coupon ave.twentsss Of 1862 advanced y. The
third ssue declined r. thirty notes Of the second
series r.
At the haifpast three open board Erie sold af
SIX, Rock Island e6x x, Northwestern
53k x-preferred 63k, Quicksilver AK
Mariposa preferred 22x. Western Union Telegraph 63x
Afterwards the tide OF speculation rolled suggishly and
the tendency Of prices sti downward At halfpas
Ave O'Clock the market closed steady. foows-New
York Central 1osk X, Erie s3,<, X, Reading l0sH
u, Michigan Southern 81 Cleveland and Pttsburg s3x
"a Cleveland and Toledo ITO 4, Rock Island 90 ~
Northwestern 33-preterred 62A e, Fort Wayne 9sk
Y, Canton 81 sax, Cumberland 20 n, Quicksilver
aH Ha48
Money is in very abundant supply to the Stock Ex-
change at per and the inclination OF the
ket is slightly towards the lower rate First class
mercia paper Is in light supply and freely taken at
6 per cent Tho statement Of the banks for
tho week is very favorable prolonged monetary
N this centre The deposts show increase
OF $5,s5e,0S6 and the legal tenders Of 81 9s3 015
fhe loans at the time have decreased
S3,16S,4l6. the specie s1,591,537 and tho crcu.
ation $225 152 The decrease IN loans and to some
little extent the increase In deposits are due 70
the redemption Of one years certificates by tho Trea-
sury-a process still going forward. Tho light drain
which for time set in towards the West has and
the Chicago Journals report that tho bankers there
are under the necessity Of shipping currency New
York The respective totals Of tho present and last
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Ilird.

AxDrxws-0n Sunday July ~, after . shor, hiaess
Dr. THon" y AsnnEvs Of Brooklyn, aged ~ years
The funeral services will take place al the rcadcncs
OF his brother John Andrews 20 Second place. Bruk-
iyn, on "Wednesday afternoon, At three o'clock
BsHrz Al Eas, Chester on SUNDAY evening. July n
Bcrx
The funeral viii take place from her late residence
this tTussday) afternoon, AT two O'Clock
New Orleans papers please copy.
Burn New Rochelle, ". r., on Monday, July 10
Many infant daughter Of Colonel Jamss w. and IAbboR
Montreal lc,nadal papers please copy.
BRowck k-on Sunday, July "a, Gsoncu HAvKKrrns,
dsys
Inc Funeral win ,ahe place, This nuesaayl afionoon,
meyer, No. 521 West fifteenth street
BcoEKr On Sunday, Jaiy "a af,er short bat serious
Illness M,rnn. A, widow Of jobs A. Bcgcrt aged
~ years, months and q days
The friends Of ibe family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from the residence Of her
William fgttrecb, 90 Eaet sxieth strcet "Wednesday
morning, ~ eleven oclok The remains viii be taken
20 White pians for intrrment
cAs,HELi-tin saturday evening July ~ At halfpass
nine O'Clock, Mrs. ELIZA ClxrFrId, formeriy q Hscken
saok. N u. aged 90 years. months and days
her remains VII arrive .. Hack cnsaes =. - ior inser-
ment op "Wednesday afternoon. ~ cne O'Clock
CusisnAs.-Ou Sunday July "a hAhrHA CHnsnAs.
ag~d 70 years
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residences
1ics Fulton avenue Brooklyn THIS pesday) afternoon,
cov.rr -~saddeniy. on Sunday, July a., JoHx n Co
van. aged 10 years, N mouths and days
The relatives and friends ~ the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral, this u sdayl afternoon,
NJ two O'Clock rrom the residence Of his father, a1<
South Eighth street, Jerfey City.
CrmxnsnS sunday, Juv a wuru NJ. infant
son Of william and Margaret Cambcrson aged mouths
aud days
The relatives and friends Of The family respectfully
invited attend this fuDs rat frm the residence of HE
parents ~ sands street Brooklyn, on Wednesday sfer-
noon, nj two clock
DnArfArsr On Monday morning, July % n half
past three O'Clock, frtis A.. widow % John Della
piane and daughter os the sfe Iasc Clason, aged 70
years
The funeral will take place on wednesday aftcrnocn
Al four O'Clock from her lase residence No 2Ts Frh
Tho relatives and friends of the family
spectfully invited to attend without further notice.
DosxtLr.-On Monday. Juiy -, rArntcK Doxuay.
sgrd 30 years
Tac ftepd. and relatives Of the rsmv srs rcaacssca
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MARINE DISASTERS.
Strandiux Of the Steamship Ephcsus- s-The Rslx

StrandiuE Of the Steamship Ephcsus-The RGfE
Charles &. Poole and an Unknown Stenmef
HALIFAX, July q, 1aD0
The steamship Ephcsus, Captain Collins. from Nor.
folk, Va, Let inst, with cargo OF tobacco Cot1on,
resin. &c. for Liverpool was stranded on Sable L1and
the 9Th inst The crew. forty In number arrived -
Halifax ON the 22d Inst tho governments scho0oer
Daring. Part OF tho cargo save1 but the latest
counts represent tho steamer breaking up.
PmADEIPHIA, July 20, 16o4
The brig Charles r Pool from Sagua for New Ysvt =
ashore Great Egg Harbor Her cargo consists OF ~
hundred hogsheads and ATTY tierces Of moassca fSO
Ia feet OF In her hold. Wrock Master CapsMn
J. Townsend, with schooner, is taking OUT her caFys
which is consigned 70 James z Ward New York 1A1ES
is little chance OF saving the vessel
large steamer Is also ashore at Oorson's Inletname
not ascertained
Fortress MONROE July g. 16oQ.
Tho steamer Cambria, from Now York for Charestsa,
put IN here to-day with her boiler disabled. ef
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
.Irrs4y civ.


PonnASD FUSn-rhc committee met yesterday eycs
Ing IN tho City HAIL. Mayor Cleveland IN the chair but as
had not been made for districts tire
Ing adjourned tll Tuesday evening the list inst
seven o'clock, when financial statement viii be gwen
BoSDyp wsRsHorsE Rousfny.--Odlorn Golden and
Farreisy arrested four In New York last satnr-
day suspicion Of being wrh the robbery
tho cunard docks Aaron Seaman the hrst Of too
suspected, and his confession implicated James Scanlan
James Jones and James hcAuley, who he alleged had
committed The robbery while be engaged BY them
TO dispose OF the pundcr Tho proner taken the
day before Justice powiins who rrmsnaed them.
A. noon yesterday they tascn before Justice Nc
Gum writ of hab,aa corpus and discharged Three
~ them were Immediately renrreetcd BY detective Nc
Cloud on Queens county bench vsrranL charged with
the murder uf captain the East river about
year ago. Jones was held on surpciun OF being con-
nected with the bonded warehouse robbery un the
turn Of detective Mcwiiiams from Trenton. Seaman,
for long tmc reticcn as last dsciceed that Seaman
and McAuley robbed the Cukard warehouse. and en-
pioyed him 10 sell the stolen goods commission OF
seven dollars piece for tho veivefs They also FUR
nished him with about three thousand dollars worth Of
velvet stolen from the United States bonded wsrehcnae
Greenwich street on uo night OF she lfh inst, Which
they requested him 10 seiL
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rhir,, se.sIou-sss3O r. M.
COMNIERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, July 23-9P. Il
and 500 bags meal n ls2 bushels wheat: $50
bushels corn; bushels oats 800 bsshels ys and
90 bushels malt Irrsgularity s tho leading fea
ture In tho market for State and Western -four and
note another fall Of l0c a2oc per barrel chiefly fancy
braads medium and good grades ruling comparatively
steady under moderate provincial demand Tho sales
Comprised 1000 bbla u revised quotations appnndsd
The markst for Southern -four Wa nominaliy In tho
same condition the market for State and Western
noar, closing with continued downward tendency Of
primo and choice quatieA Tho sales comprise 900 bbla
Canada nour negIectsd and prices less
nominal at \ reduction Of 100 lSc per bbL The saOs
worc confined . about 200 bbla Rye nour was nomi-
nally UNCHANGED. No Gales or importance transprcd.
Corn meal was steady with q moderate demand. The
sales comprise 400 bbs including Drandywins at IS 33
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Nine O'Clock p. w-crand ball at Festival Hall
SATURDAY July 2S0Aciai closing OF feStivit es by an
excursion 10 Mammoth Cave per extra train which will
lea tho Louisville and Nashville depot a. nine O'Clock
M The public ia general are invited this occasion
good band Of will DO in constant attendance on
tho ttaa and ia the cave
This convention promises 70 be ono OF the grandest
musical reunions ever witnessed In America
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Me canard mail steamship Persia Captain Soota, win
leave New York Wednesday for Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe will in this city NJ hfpaSs
ten o'clock In the morning.
Tho New YoRx HKnALD-Edition for Europe--wli be
ready at nine o'clock TO morrow morning.
Single copies, In wrappers ready for mailing. sx
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Extreme iassitude again prevailed in the wheat
ket and prices wero again nominay lower There Is no
cline in iour wheat must rule much lower before milling
business can be Prosecuted at profit The advices from
ment and tho trade must be governed by the homo mar.
ket To-days sales were unimportant Corn continued
In fair demand for shipment, and With comparatively
moderate receipts sellers were enabled to establish
advance OF about To- per busheL Sales Of prime Western
mixed were generally at 83Kc. S4c., but ono load
changed 0Eners at 84 Tho sales comprised 100 600
bushels incl uding unsound new mixed Western $780,,
sound do. AT S3fc S4Lc, and yellow Western at 00c.
Oats declined cent under limited demand Sales Of
30 900 bushels At 4Sc for Chicago and 7sc for
State Rye was dull and heavy We note sales OF 10000
bushels including Milwaukee at o0c and Canada West
on private terms Barley and malt continued duh and
nominal.
CorroN difficult to move The effect OF the latest
European advicss being unfavorabe sellers gener
ally anxious TO realize at lower rates than those current
on Saturday; but even at concessions buyers
willing 70 operate to any great extent and have only
70 report sales Of $50 bales Receipts, 1902 balos We
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SARATOGA RACES POSTPONED.

SARATOGA, N. r, July %, 1850.
All the acss OF the weckhavc been putovcf enc sAaY
account Of the rain. throwing tho last Men1
Of Aext week Large Numbers Of people here - ~
nces the raceR
Tho is over and The prospects Of racing -mos
are good Bayswater and Merrill arc the Ghvva1a
against the neid In the Travers stake Onward il het
yoriie aganst tho feld IN the two mile heat raco
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EXPLOSION Of A STEAM BOILER IN lfumsn STREET.

Eleven Pcrs0nr Scaided ard Iniurcd More or
Less scriousIy-Narrow Escape from Death.
At about half.past SIX O'Clock yesterday morning a
steam boiler explosion took place In the sugar refinery
Of Mcssrs. Harris Co.. Nos 20 and 2s Leonard street
The disaster appears consisted the bursting
ue In the central boiler OF the three used by Messrs
Harris Co The exact OF the accident has not
been discovered The boilers had been regularly and
thoroughly overhauled al stated periods The fireman.
who In the boiler At the time Of the explosion
and who was scalded by the escaping steam states that
there vrrc only twenty-five pounds OF steam on where
as the boiler was accustomed 70 carry much az nfty
Eve pounda The interior of the collapsed nue shows
the iron 70 have been torn like 70 much pesteboard
rHs noiLEn ROOM
Is situated in the Of the ground occupied by the
nery and the ends OF tho boilers are about Ave feet
distant from the back portion of tenement house stu
ated on lot No - Worth street From this dwelling
house nothing separated the boiler room except
steam tore down this protection, toge,her with
most OF the brickwork around tho ends Of the
In the cellar part the wall Of the house an
ing the premises With scading atmcphcre caTrying
bssks. stones pieces OF iron and wood entirely
through the cellar into the yard and hurting them 70 tho
back of the frcn house along the alley and The
street, doing considerable damage 70 property and
person
One woman Mrs. Klein while In = woodbousc In the
yard, was struck the head By piece f brown s'ore
weighing about nfiy ponds, which was driven through
the side OF the brildinz
rny yrcTms
The following are the Of the persons injured ~
tho explosion William Klein, aged twentythrcc Ger.
man. scalcd abcn, the arms and shoulder; Moses Egicr
twenty three German about arms and breart; johanna
Klein, twcnty.onc about and breast, Kate Gais,
twcnty-nnc, German, badly aaded abui face and bcdy
The doctors have hopes OF her recovery Dcnns MICK
ner boy, scadcd about the neck; Moss Rcgier cadef
about the arms and body Jacob Emmerkik, cut ON tho
bead by blow from brfck--Iniurics very aghA All
the above, except The last ono removed By oncsr
Mooney, field, and Kcnnchsn 81 the Fnh precpct 70
the City Hospital Hannah Mnlchncr, aged fifteen, Ger
man, WAS salded very seriously about Tho head ard
boy; she was taken 70 the Jews Hospital by ohlcsr
Edwards Besides theAc, Otto Kalicr, Jane wheian ami
Richard Hapin tdrcmen IN the refinery were slighty
scsided Many of he inmates Of both the front and
rrar bonscs on No Is Worth street. had narrow ESCAPES
from being scaldcd 20 death IN their beds.
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IInslsnn CIV.

Lirrc rr- FOUNDATION srosr or NV AcApgsr -
festcrdsy was gala day In Hudson City a. he corner
stone of the Hudson city Academy lad al the
OF Clark and Coidsr street. Tits academy viii
bs hundred feet BY hfyeigh, feet when completed
and Is being built BY Mr. Timothy Foley, cf Hobckcn,
Of which n Mr. r. A. Goetzc who laid the stone About
three o'clock the procession started from public school
No ., In which vere comprised the Mayor and Common
Council az Hudson City, the Board OF Education ladies'
Fair Committee. and about thousand bvs hundred
children from the public schools adaoon besides boards
OF exanincrs, frechodcrs and rrusfcea In the stone
Of the realm and medal commefnornilng The laying of
the Atlantic cable by The Great kaern In lsOo furnished
by cx Alderman Schnrcl cf Hcboken Two of the iots
which tho buliding stands donated BY Mr.
Leicht, brewer while the remaining Tour sold 20
the Trustees by Mr. Montgomery Al tvO.thiris value
The building Will comprise two stories and basement
0ae nLng of NhILh }. esiIn.lod A cl. w fLh001.
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FIRE AND MURDER.

WHEELING, Va July % l6e6
The extensive -four mill Of Messrs Leetwiller d Co.
entirely DESTROYED by fire Saturday morning
Loss estimated az $50. 900; Insurance so 900.
married woman named Riddle was horribly mnF.
dcred Saturday evening" her residence, By Car
man named Luperd- The victim stabbed SIX times
In the mock and and died within fifteen mInuoa
Tho murderer is still at large
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D,xlsIrps nx Inc xlssgsfpsI.

The steamer Vulcan and two Barge. sunk nj
Island No. 34-Coiiisisn nj the Soufhwcrt
Pass between the stenmfun Lone star and
steamer lIewcs-Thc Jene Star sunk.
Lourv1IIy, KY, July q, 1s6a
The new steamer Vulcan belonging 70 The Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company, with four bsrscs of
grain and produce, bound from - Louis for New Or
leans struck on snag at Island No. - yesterday and
sunk cus OF sight carrying down two barges Loss un
known
INV omxAss July "a 1894
The seamsuT lone STAR despatch and tsndcr boat o.
the New York Mail Steamship Company, was struck
amidshrs, carrying away all hoe starbosrd side and
sunk In fourteen feet of water by tho steamer Hewcs
W the TEXAS line The collision occurred ~ the South.
gursncs
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BREAK n TINE eale cANu.

ROCHESTER,, July q, I604
An aqueduct on the Erie canal went out last nAGhk
wholly or IN part There is report hero that the stsuc
ture will have 70 be wholly rebuilt II So II will s1s-
pend navigation for several days
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COTTON mo cam A FAILURE m SOUTH clsotIuA.

CHARiEgrON, 3. G., July q fB66.
Accounts IRON all sections Of this Stnte represent -
crop prospects for cotton and very gloomy. Ue
injury has beer occasionod by Of RAIN and tsse
crops now considered beyond remedy. Tho -
CROP wherever planting operations havo been resansd
Is 10 hourishing condition.
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Tbe Cholera M Savannah.

SAVANNAH. July y, 1896
There have been ten more deaths by cholera since
yesterday morning, all among the troops. There have
been about ATTY dcsertions from the troops landing
Tybcc. H. ID. Cooper, tho Lighthouse keeper, has
died Of fever The cabin passengers OF the San Saliva
dor remain in good health.
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EscANPxrr or TOE NEW JxRszs RrFLx CoRrs-xAis
popular corps Of the Now Jersey State mtia will ~
devious for several days At Long Branch whore N.Y.
wiz he reviewed by Governor Ward and star acoomTu-
MED by large number Of the State officials Thc
rngemenLs for camping out" and the exercises geoer
ally Il b said, will be upon grand scale.