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The New York herald., 1869-05-03
CluaI CALENlAn-IHIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT-PART 1-OyER AND
TERMISga.-Nos 4s47 1882 eO3, 3Oi, 1a4l 1921 i24o,
1923, 1899. 1902 1852 1855 1879, $751; 179 1901 1875
14l3, 1885, 1885, Part mos. 1881 1915, 1880, 1900
2l2, 4l4, $685. eo2, l6io, 1lss, l16e 1lo4 1901 625,
145l, 1918, 1000, 1899, Gil, 13is. Part 3-Nos 742
1920 e4o 1882, s3s, l440, 1442, 3Te2 $685. l0l6 s5o
s92, 1926, e12 252, s14, 11l0, 1915 1896, $685.
SPECIAL TBRM.-Issues OF Law and Fact-Nos.
2e6 2e7 2o0 1856, 2O9 2g3 207 20e, 273 2OS. Demur.
rers-Nos. I, 8, Q, 10, IL, ~, 13, Ia, Is, 10.
CHAMBERs.-FIrst Monday calendar.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TBRM.-Part Nos. 273,
$780, 3eOls 409 405, s79 2929 ss3, 241 345, 42j 43l
759 763. 76 5o5, 7g9 s09 s3l. s3e s4 $40, $40 s5e
$780, see. Part 2Nos 730, 70, 712 &c., FAC, s0s Sss,
7os $50, s92, s12, 446, 12s, 62s, eo2
COMMON PLEAs-TRTAL TERM.-Part 1-Nos. 15a,
sSs Iss. ll3i 5s $50, $751; 5s2 $685. 5s4 5s5 6Se So
tss 5se Part mos. 57s 52l 236, 1893, 1s4, 400 80,
5l1, II, Sg5, 2Os, 575, AIS, 437, 446. W.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 2" A. o,,o
225 263o, 2ig7, 24si, 239s, 2572, 25se 253' ao,
S5e' ASS' lsse 2sso 2es, 2e32, 1898, 5sSS 2eae
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THE STORM.
I,s raac,s In This City and Vicinity-A
schooner Capsized.

Its Effects In THIS CHy u"" 'A1s""S-A
schooner Cnpsized. -
Tho rain storm which set In on Friday last with
sncb lowering portent continued with scarcely any
,ntermission until six O'Clock last evening, and
seems 10 have resulted in considerable damage 70
property, considering that the wind was not very
tempestuous the rain very heavy. 1t was in fact.
a chill clustering November rain transpanted TO
the spring season, and was marked by the length
and upipterrupiedness Of its duration. After -.
fine weather and the genial, .,,.r.c,' ',Tss
warmth Of ne precedip- ,s,ss Or tonr
weeks Il seemed a.s::aosI ,lSe a relapse
into winter, and osssccats, cloaks and oyershoes
were brought snto general requisition. To the
church-gcing community, dowever. and the Sunday
pleasure seekers 1t was especially annoying and en-
barrassing, and throughout the whole Of yesterday
the streets appeared comparatively deserted. Even
vehcplar protection and travel were unpopular and
unpleasant and the street railroad companies were
probably among the heaviest losers, pecuniarlly by
reason OF the abundant lack OF patronage with
which they were favored. At ten O'Clock last night
the clouds had cleared away, and at midnight the
stars were shining brilliantly, the air, however, be-
ing very chilly.
Yesterday noon as schooner said to be the Molly.
was coming down the Hudson river she was struck
by squall and upset. There was no cargo IN the
vessel at the time and only two members OF the
crew, the captain, named stephen Madrick, and u
negro. They were at the time at the stern OF the
boat and were both perciptated headlong into the
river. There was attached TO the schooner small
boat, which both men soon succeeded in gaining,
but in their efforts to gel in 1t they upset the boat.
After much dlflculy they were picked up by some
shad fishermen, who went to their rescue. The ac-
cident occurred just opposite Thirty y1Ourth street.
on the Jersey Shore
A frame building, partly finished, located near
Weayertown, on the Hackensack road was blown
down during Saturday night, and the damage will
amount to about 81 ,000
The roof OF a new house In Hudson City was car
ried away and any number OF awnings destroyed.
The Hoboken fats are completely inundated and
many OF the occupants OF the buildings in the centre
ats had to be conveyed to and from their homes in
small boats.
The storm elsewhere seems to have been equally
continuous and dsagreeable, both by reason OF lis
duration and the cold, chilly wind which accom-
panied 1t. In Philadelphia the rain commenced TO
fall on Saturday morning and continued up to last
night. Yesterday morning snow fell in the city of
Brothery Love for one nour. At Washington, New
Haven Conn, PoughKeepsie, Newburg and other
towns on the Hudson, at Middletown N. y, and at
features as in this city-a continuous cold drzzing
clustering rain.
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Bosros Fisn MARKEr.-The market ,or Goldfish h:.s

,, BOSTON FisH MARKET.-The market FOR goldfish hs.s
Ior presen, use TO loobers. Pr" mic so nigh that
saes are limited and bN' ma ore no. inclined u,
peedea '"sW svs a. Mere are no more ash than viii e
fur,'ao2 salss r '' a small trade. there have osel
rew 10y Gloucester or Georges nsn, 20 20 10
a yr and Boston, at 81 so per quint9i, apd they
[c sep.ng here az 81 IS. The market is urn and
stocbs OF all Kinds are There In scarcely any
shipping demand, and the market generally 10 very
quiet Mackerel are firm and unchanged with some
demand from New YORK and philadelphia, at full
prices. There have been sales OF 200 to 1900 bar
res this week, and the larger .poruon Of the stock
here s In the hands Of one lrIn.-B0sion ComUler.
clQt bulletin, MAY
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Philip Marett's will, just admitted to probate In
New Haven, besides smaller legacies, and $4,000
each positively to his wife and daughter, bequeaths
the rest OF the estate after their death TO be divided
as follows:-To the Connecticut state Hospital, to
the poor OF New Haven, and to Yale College, each
one-nfth In trust; and one-tenth each TO the New
Haven orphan Asylum. the st. Francis orphan Asy.
lun; to the Young Mems Institute OF New Haven,
and 70 the state In trust TO help support an nstitu
tIon loT the care Of idiots and jmbeclles.
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HEAyyvEnpIcr AGAINST wa,svrv p,srr,r,

HEAvYVERDfCr AGAINST ,,,,,,.,... ,..u.
In the United States D ri Disiil.LEs- s.
n.y., ho a N ify suits on whskey trans
Po uarnnr pavia ia dst A. W. Daring and Henry
hIs snretic. ,vora a,per. sen., and Henry Spiman,
an, m,o Tha cnnS decided In favor OF the govern.
v @ vos 10 1 ,r nm tions OF the bonds were that Oar.
hns" s " a, Ss sport whiskey from the bonded ware
honaoS varo Ietlllery In Prestonsville Ky to the
0nIo ansn nouse OF H. Grotenkemper,i in Cincinnati,
iector Oft er procuring certificate from the Cor;
pev ~ ,p ~ perry bonded there return said certificates
,r @ collector OF the sixth district OF Kentucky, at
Svr" v,r a.on. Instead OF complying with these re-
S W., @nen;s Darling shipped whiskey from Septem.
;, 1865, until February, 1867 TO ID. Harper Sons,
1einnau, OHIO, who sold IL on the market as free
Sniskey The amount OF tax intended to be secured
by these bonds was s200000, and by the verdict OF
the Jury yesterday the government gets judgment
for tins sum against Darling and his suretes. The
latter, however, are ebankrupt.-Clnct,lnaaE Enquirer,
Nav l.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER.-The following record will show
the changes in the temperature for the past twenty
four hours, in comparison with the corresponding
day of last year, as Indicated by the thermometer
at Hudnut's Pharmacy, HERALD Building, Broad
corner OF Ann atreet--
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SHIPPIN G. NE WS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 2, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purser Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver al packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet. The New York Associated Press do now
collect marine reports attend the delivery of
as will be BY the following extract from proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1858 -
Resolved, That and after April 1883 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship In the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously
pB- The olce Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JfANNErrF Ia at Whitehall slip. All conmunics from
and consgnees the of inward bound y
sells VIII be forwarded free of charge.
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TIE WEATHER IN ALAsKA.-The ArDlv and Ndru
Journal has received IRON Colonel n n scott ~
General Iialleck's STAG the following table from the
METEOROLOGICAL register at Fort Tongass. Alaaka.-
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

Corros AND TIMER ron LrvrRpooL,Ihe shp James
yesterday BY Messrs Chns 0reen Son To- 'or b'spoo'
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Mr.. Greil feels confident that his methc :, rso no an
piled very advanageousy to railroad q. Iah t De dI
OF an electro magnet OF his nven' IN o casn ~ ea ,hs
electricity to work from the VIE a. 81 ,h ans ,nc
on TO the rails he proposes 70 .n ", 'ne uacmile
with the greatest facility. asoehu any grauc
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BELOW
Shining N0ieA.


Pilots arriving yesterday report the prevailing NE gale
very heavy, with tremendous We have heard OF
disasters thus far.
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Miscellaneous.

SYDNEY. Feb 2sThe Martha Rideoat Reed IRON New
castle, NSW for San Francisco, IN mere reo " 'eJ
leak andi Ow dIscha riup 10
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

lARD.-Ihe ironclads Agamenticus shawnee,
Wassuc and QuDsigamond are lying at the Yard.
The Manitou has been launched and will receive her
machinery In O few days. The Seminole has left,
her destination being Hampton Roads or Fortress
monroe. she went IN command OF Captain Elias X.
hOwe, and had on board a crew OF 10 men and
marine guard OF eleven men. Recruiting was COM
inenced yesterday, and tho forty or fifty seamen
soon be increased 20 several hundred The United
states steamers shenandoah and Tconderoga, which
ariNeu mere last Monday, have gone out Of com.
mlssloh ana the crews have been paid OF and dis
enaiged, Both vessels Will be pulled up for repairs
cary heSt week The Alaska Is also being fitted for
sea- and WIZ be ready TO leave In a few days. and
the Nantasket viii come up from portsmouth next
May
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

The Attempt on the -nrrv o' '-- ..srey.
The following account Of the recent attempts on
the life Of the vceroy appeared IN the London pa
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

Average temperature ytSttruuy.. 4U5a
Average temperature corresponding day lastyr. 5lg
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

Mrs. General Lander and Mary stuart, that unfor-
tunate Queen Of Scots, are gallvanting around the
countrv to0eth6h yss rSYrs.<s..,- ga tss.r----.'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-02

The LEGJsLATIvE BALL TONIGHT. -
Tn. grand ball gotten up BY the citizens Of
Carson in compliment to the members Of
the Senate and Assembly will take place
this evening at Moore ard Parkcr's New
Theater Hall. Tha. magnificent apartment
has been elegantly decorated for the occasion;
new supper room Of ample Rccommoda-
tons has been built upon the west side Of
the building in which a sump,uous repas,
will be served superior music has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and every arrange
ment calculated to make the affair grand
success has been made by the gentlemen who
are acting as the Executive Committee.
We predict splendid and delightful enter
tainment.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-02

REFORMATION WANrEDr-Jamcs ". Bal
lev Of Marshall, Saline Co., Mo, is anxious
% know the whereabouts of his brother
Charles. Charles had better write to James,
or % back to cold Pike" for his grandfather
is dead and has left him sopIc property. We
were shown letter from James to this effect
YESTERDAY.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-02

NUDD TO BE PARnoNFD.-The President
has consented 10 pardon DIR. Mudd who was
implicated in the assassination of Lincoln.
-Exchange.
We suppose that spangler and the rest
viii also be pardoned, and go as clear as
Mudi.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-02
notice.!

'lylIG UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
l he is about leaving for White Pine, and that
al accaun,s due him must be paid immediately
otherwise they will he placed in the hands Of an
sttorney for coliectiun.
Until he is read. leave ha will execute
crde;s for work with his usual promptuess and
dispatch.
F.. p. EVANS,
Sadd!cr and Harness Maker.
Carson, January II, 1859. jo3ltf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-02
THE DAILY APPEAL.

CARRIAGES for the Legislative Ball to-
night will be furnished free, by leaving orders
ut Abraham's cigar store, opposite the
Orm.by House.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-02
TIL, DIFFERENCE

In a,cuuu,a,i III II m.oey deposited in an Eastern
Company. AMI tie Pacific Mutual Is set f'sth in
the following tabl~
:Ioo annually paid and comp und~l at per
cent Ter anuum, f,r 10 years amounts to 81 SIS
Tn same sum paid annually and compounded
at 10 per 5s'
slo2. annually paid for 10 years, and com
pounded At Is per SO
800, annually paid aud compounded at +
per cent FIR 70 years, amount- t"...........S3.1'
The same compornle,! at Is Ter ceut....-..Sll,'76
Leaving clear difference Of I,ol2, on annual
ieposi, Of :loo. made for 10 year..
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-02

THE VIRGINIA SAFEGCAGD Of last evening
contains an editorial " Vaedic;ory. in which
i, is stated that that paper Will no longer be
published. The material has been sold to
othcr parties 10 Putnam and Ayers Of the
:. Inland Empire" We beiie,e), and Mr.. CHM
and the Nevada Democratic Printing Com
pany" are editors and publishers no longer.
Considerable ability and good deal Of bitter
paEtisanship has been displayed by the Safe
guard. We reckon it will be some time be-
fore another Democratic paper will be started
in Storey county.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-02

V!oIET COPYING INK.-Mr. John G. Fox
has presented us with bottle Of Worden <
Hyat,'s celebrated Viole. Writing and Copy
in. Ink, a quantity of which he has just
imported from New York. This ink is said
10 be superior to all other kinds for copying
purposes.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-02

TArATEE.-The PiXlcy Sisters and Tony
Ward gave very nice entertainment at the
Theatcr last evening. The Swiss SWANS
WAS the pIay-very clcvcrly cxecutcd-and
this was followed by some excellent singing
snd dancing. The Misses Pixloy displayed
their usual ,iyaci'y and Tony Ward made i;
pleasantly evident that his good voice and
fun provoking style had lost nothing by
long season Of rest. The performance was
well attended.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-02

New MAGAZINES AND PAPEns.-Mr. John
q. Fox has laid upon our table the Atlantic
Putnan's, Frank Leslies Lady's Book and
Mavne Reads Onward for February; also
Mrs. Becchcr Stoves ard Donald G. Mitch
els Hearth and Home for January . =
IIarper's Weekly January % and Frank Lee:
lies Chimney Corner for January 80. Mr..
FOX is now receiving his Eastern books and
papers, Overland, very promptly.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-17
MARINE DISASTER
@ o M m lc R OLA Il.

Receipts by Railroads and steamboats,
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-1700 bbs -four, cars
corn, 81 do lumber, do laths, do bark dc piles
do slabs, do shocks, II bags spoos, liz bdls pa
per- IA cases boots 100 bbls canned goods car buc
cts, rolls leatheGt 10 sacks wo )l, car coppsr ore
254 cans milk, A pkgs sundriss; for shipment East
400 bbls. flour.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-5 Ibis. -four 4
boxes eggs, bdls shoves, 1000 doz do handles, "A
cases carpets, bbls beans, 81 bags spo0ls do wool
car planks, do hoops, 2 do telegraph poles, do
shingles, 9a9 sides leather, 1G8 pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND & KEyNEBEc RAILRoAD--6 cars lum-
ber do bbls., bbls tallow, do -four 100 feet tub
ing, bbs. old iron, boxes mdse, 81 bags WOOL
bales hops, 30 washing machines, IL pkgs furpiture
car wood, horse, 40 prs springs 10 bdls handles
do sash, II doors, 2s cars freight tor Boston.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN-4s tubes
n plates iron, 70 bdls pals, 60 bbls fruit 40 kegs
lead so boxes mdse, 20 rolls tar paper horses aud
carriages so pkgs Princes Express 100 do to order
for Canada and up country ia empty bbls 213 hars
railroad iron, 90 rolls leather 81 bags WOOL sol
hides, 20 pkgs to order. n
STEAMER DIRIGo, FROM NEW YoRK-220 bales
wool, 80 do corkwood, 10 do bags, " do rags, 100
hhds sugar, - tierces do, 200 bbls -four, 965 bds
green hides "a do paper 1873 rolls leather 1913 bbIs
100 watermolons, 20 rolls carpetng So bags shot, 11
pigs Tin, so do lead pianos 80 chests tea terees
rice 70 boxes starch 26 do cheese 1870 pkgs sunres
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-17
WEST INDIES.

CUBA.
HAVANA, Aug. 16.-The Carino Espinal was
opened last night with much ceremony ana
festiyity. The Captain General was present.
Col Palacios, the late Governor of Manzan-
lila, sailed for Spain yesterday,
The Governor of Espiritus Santo mas ORDER
ed CONSUMPTION, which includes all men with
in his Jurisdiction between the ages OF 20 and
50. He has also prohibited the sale of groce-
ries and provisions for the interior, with view
of cutting off the source of rebel supplies.
Nearly 1900 men were obtained by conscrip-
tion in the jurisdiction of Trinidad. They are
employed in guarding the larger estates in the
interior.
A band of robbers have plundered and burn
ed several houses near Nicaragua.
The volunteers in Havana are very enthusi-
astic and are ready to take the field.
Heavy rains are falling daily, and the Their
mometer marks 98o night and day. Sickness
is decreasing owing to the the fact that unac-
climated persons have now passed through the
worst of the vomito season.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-17
M A ri N E n BW =
PORT Of poRTLANU

Monnay, Aug. is.
EAE ARRIVED. IS
Steamer New England, Field, Boston Tor Eastpo1t
ara st John. NIB. vsss=Isf ! = 80 -
Brig Proteus, -. Philadelphia z
Sch Nellie Star. Poland Philadelphia coal to Ran
IS, Sch Mary Edward Mccauiy, Bay Cbaleur, 300
Sch John q Hall, tBr) Tracy, Clemcntsport. Ms, -
wood for a market.
Sch James, Winehenbach, Boston, seeking
Sen Equity. Parker, Gloucester. ss
Sch Gazelle, WinsloW, Bath. 4
Seh Jane Fish, Gardner, Providence for Calais
Sch Economy, Bridges. Boston for Castine
Sch Glide, Nutter. Boston for Gouldsboro
Schs Oceola, Gray, and Pearl, Tlayer, Rockland
Tor Boston,
schs Lexington, KalIoch, and Charity, Miller.
Rockland tor Boston.
Sch Powers, Robinson, Rockland for New York.
Schs George. Phillips, and A Totten, Lancaster.
Bangor for Boston.
gor for New York ~
Sch Highland, Turner, Bangor Tor New York
Sch Hartford, Kendall, Bangor for Salem
Scil Iowa Green, Bangor for PHILADELPHIA
CLEARED.
Steamer DiIigo, johnson, New York Henry
Barque Loid Clarendon, (Br) Lavender Monte
yideo-Littlejohn q Chase.
Brig fountain Eagle, Jarvis. Calais, to load for
New; York.
Sch Aurora. BIZ Payson, Freeport, MS.
Sch Highlander, Rogers, Salem-L Gatcomb
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-17

Lumber Fssishts from Georgetown. Sc, Datien and
satilla ri Ca and Jacksonville, Fla. TO Northern
ports, and $ff q II ~ M are rates Lumber and
Boards.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 14-Freights.- The market,
both foreign and coastwse, is almost wholly naclve
ib bbl and ons for Spain at Dos " hid Tor tobacco.
We continue to quote as follows s;By steam Cotton
FlCur TO New York soc; to Boston and Philadelphia
10 C5 75c ID bbl. Tobacco to New York Sc ~ hid.
By sail the rates are:-Flour to Liverpool IS Sd ~
DBL; CELEBRATES nominal.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-17
For Sale or Exchange.

A Captains interest in a small vessel or Lighter
h'will be sold cheap exchanged for a house, or
small farm, or piece of wood land, II applied fer
soon. For particulars call
may1sdtf L. TAYLOR, III Com. st.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-17

New Brick House in WeStbToolx
for Sale.
n T the head OF Pleasant street. Horse-cars pass
"A within eight rods of the door. The house has
ten well finished ROOMS, good lot and pleasantly
located Price $4,000, half cash. fse
rooms, for one or two fmiies. Plenty hard and
SOFT water. Lotto by 90. Price $4,000, hall cash.
Apply to w. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
jy24d3w* Under Lancaster u all.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-17
Eoston stock LIss
Sales at the Brokers, BOARD. Aup ~
MARRIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, Aug. Is. by Rev. II, M. Vail.
Erred v; Campbell and Miss Ada A. Pennell, both Of
In Mechanic Falls. Aug. I. j. R. Smith and Emma
y In In Norway. Aug. s. Timothy Jordan and Miss
In Machiasport. July 81, Jerome d. AIbee, of
Whitneyyil:e. and Mrs. Nellie c. Stuart, OF M.
In Belfast, Aug Z, FRANKLIN Pierce, Of Boston and
Ella S. Banks OF Belfast.
Burgess.
In Hollidaysburg. Pa, Aug. L. by Rev D. II. Bar
ron, Henry L. Desmarets and Eliza T. Hasty.
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e U r. OPP e.
(By the Atlantic Cable.)
Great Britain.
THE HARVARD BOAT CLUE

LONDON, Aug. 16-The Haryards were out
to-day in their new boat, using for the first
time new set of oars made here, and the OK
ford men were also on the water at the same
time. Both crews were loudly cheered by the
spectators, of whom large number had gath
cred on the banks. The betting has nos fairly
commenced and stands three to one in favor Of
the Oxfords.
THE MINERS sTRKE-GREAT RIOT.
4lfidnight.-The miners held a meeting al
Sheffield to-day to devise measures for keeping
up their strike. After the meeting number
of men who had been locked out attacked the
houses of some non unionists and sacked them.
A great riot followed, but it was finally stopped
by the police, who succeeded in dispensing the
mob. At last accounts the city was quiet
COLLISION AT SEA.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 16-The ship Bazaar,
which sailed from Liverpool Aug 9TH for New
YORK, collided at sea with the ship Sandusky,
Gapt Norton, from New York. July 18th, for
LlyerPool. Inc Bazaar put into Milfordhaven
anu .ne oanousky arrived here to-day. Both
vessels were much damaged and leaked badly.
IMMENSE ORANGE DEMONSTRATION.
DUBLIN, Aug. 16.-A great oro,,,.o H.,
stration was made to-day at Cewa. r. ~ ao.;
mated that 30 C.o people took mart in +hn s ,.
cessOn and the subsequent omen air. ,,,oa, -
Resolves were adopted denouncipr tba eS ALE
tablshment of the Irish church and the uses USES
professions act Meetings have been Io parry Y;
Waterford and Thurles at which resointio, ~
were adopted urging the government to ;ss,,s
general amnesty to the Fenians.
France.
MARSHAL M'MAHoN TO BE MINISTER OF WAR
PARIS, Aug. 16.-Marshal Mcmahon will
probably succeed Marshal Neil, deceased, as
Minister of War.
Spnin.
ENCOUNTERS WITH cARLIsTs.
MADRID, Aug. 16-Encounters continue be-
tween the troops and bands of Carlists. Up to
the present mement the Carlists have been
uniformly defeated.
Austria.
NO REDUCTION OF THE ARMY.
VIENNA, Aug 16-At the sitting of the
Austrian delegation to-day, during a discus
sion of the estimates, the Minister of War said
that, considering the aspect of affairs, a reduc-
ton Of the army would be impolitic. Austria
could not take the lead in such movement
Enough her forces exceeded half a million, the
number under arms was small.
AbyssfniR.
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES RELEASED.
LONDON, Aug. 16.-The Levant Herald re-
Pofts tnat two American prelates, who had