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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

that the parting soul may take leave OF
all familiar objects and also have free
e9rcss from lis home Tho ''passing
bell was universal in all the Cathedral
towns ot England up to the beginning of
the present century. Its name indicates
It's mcaning-thc bell was tolcd when
the soul was passing from this life. An
old canon Of the Church of England is
express on the subject: ''And, when any
person l. passing out of this life bell
shall be toIIcd, and the minister shall not
he slack 10 do his last duty" At Dews-
bury, IN Somersetshire, the passing bell
has been lotled for many centuries ON
Christmas eve The popular and prob
ably true explanation Of this strange Gus
tom Is, that it is the devils knell-he
having died when Christ was bora. In
many parts both OF Great Britain and the
| nlted States there Is Il superstition pre-
served in the distich
"HipIy il the wedding, the shines on;
il,rs-I i the corp, tn. rain rains on
IL Is u curious but well established
fact. That at all the hours from ten i'll the
morning until midnight deaths more rare
ly occur than from midnight until ten in
tin iurcnoon-thc latter being torty-tive
per cent more 'Iih the former-and
mat more G1'th7 occur from five to SIX
o'clock in the morning than during all
"o.fH o' '"' "''y'
Within seven or eight hours after
I'Nh rIs'i'E '"'neS upon tho body
II l. not t'Ii'''iei to the external muscles,
p"t i "'''''',e>"" III 1Ae great or lesser
ni''I Fr~s''H' ana III the heart. lie
duration "' ms rlSi'''y Is ordinarily
from tWen'y-i2"r i" ti"rty-'lN hours
""eh II tn'Ie!y passes away " hen
Inc DON i greatly tiiI''Itteh or weak
rnci by 'iiNea~e, or distorted 10y long con-
unueo. pam. 1t comes on sooner and l.
more eNane>rrni. lhe Researches OF
physiology taI 10 account for 1t. 1t
>crim> Ike the final act OF lIte, and has
been Supposed 10 be the last effort OF
ru,,-..uIar mower. Tu,. ANALOGY il pre-
,.. -, tr,'. ,..,.,,,,,r,t;,,, ,r ,L.. Li,,J h.-
..I to tll. l.!,ct that it wa, dependeut
.,,, rl.f Neither of rb,.,. ,nIntions !.
NOW REGARDED satisfactory. Tn, peculiar
i...,,,. ,,; iL,. },,,,,.,, f,,.,. in I.aiI, that
...,.,.r.r.. a.. r,,,n,," f., which H,rnn al.
,...'. IN ,b,. l,t..l,. iuproy,.- - fh, riy-
.ii,,..,.,-.... AWAY from ,b.. body and i
.....-. ...,t..,. rf.r... ,l.,,. .,fi,r l.gth
J. r... ,.... g, lam. ,;,u,. g, n,npl,r snn,r-
-.....,. ,,.,- Zinc. r,,,,,t.I,anr. nr...rrv,i in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

Another fatal accident al lake Il
Iage testifits to the insecure character Vi
our architecture. Five mru Were at
work roofing largc three story building
when the third floor glvc WAY. ;uI the
whole upper part fell, and all tie mon
were buried in the ruins. john Lsavitt
was mortaIly, and the others seriously in
iured
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

The Cincinnati Commercial saws OF
the project for Il new paper at Dayton.
O., that ''Thc only thing tho matter in
DAYTON is the politician, there OF the re
publican persuasion are tirel Of a new
paper whose proprietor docs not have To-
send round the hat two or three tjmr- "a
year tor support. y newspaper that Is
making money is above all thin@- ahom-
Unable III their sight
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

\ woman with child entered = pho
tographic gallery in Newbur2h the other
day, and previous to placing 1t for Il PIC
ture the woman subjected the your@ one
to a vigorous spanking. The artist i'll
terfered. when hc WIS informed by the
woman that she was trying to gct up Il
fine color in the child's face, in order that
it might be represetcd in the piciIre with
blooming checks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
OHiv .ScrcH Years Oid "HcH she
Dicd.

.
-d.Dlv rt., ti.-,l- Iui!.t love her d.agl-
sa-at cu!drr-!I.rg,! and r.olr.-- --ycd
None could e',r .ook Oh her fac severely
there aye ,l.iidr,u many Is the tioyyris,
iu uc'-. on. more ct :tnn our.
HE IItc-t LuI o. an aged tree
Where never blossom again may be
ua.e h.!i up my head win the bc-',
crowned with ti!r-, iio,v,r- uf promise BRIGHT:
i"" t" offhv tare- tore from, my breast
live " - ago. in the -cIf-- Inc a-l,,
s..e WIS tine only one LIT o ne,
AID PRAYED with l,ranr- OF agony
Iatt burst tom my nc,.t a mingled prayer
ui nope ..ad doubling and tllcb .c-pair,
i.at lie ~ln doth wi-y.y w hrt.yyr b.tiIr
" ouiI D." "! i.!-, to leave her aye by lty side,
still l.,--l'-- hrr richly with inrr.aa-. OF day.
ltnas hr lie hrlrd bg; ali: Hi va,-
A.c NJ L. aaG-. from the LEA, ruly pltc,
y,s..Is ID, I.rtru,t.l our life ,,i.h ..a,,..
3.ly -.y.4 y,.-- ul! when -.... di.i.
iyt tnr 10. l-. of two l.t, riu,,- dcI with her
", ..s,c not wish III tho yyor!. wide
that We ..l! .oil, ola the I'D aith her.
ii. Lee inst L. borne thcin all away,
~s a,i ..t Ayi., 4.,y l,tic Aay;
Iu,. y D. that u.v.s knows I'll "a .r How
H.sr.rr :Ae fall moons COM, or go,
E.t ,..ii :irt ilt.uur.-uo uIlIl..t
l.- .n- i,su t4c lip arc 3, %. awake,
... sac la,t,.,r Vi lo lore th,In. making, , fi.t
ot t..a.. y..l..,-t f..ru.. io,c's sak,.
Sat s..s.r-iuc- her hand ,liu..- to her heart,
Aui at certain ho.r- -, -it- apart;
AL! r.r golden li-!t OF -us.sct skier
I...i.-- i fis-y: look into her r.,-.
Md t,-.r u.uc! that u,r tres-.r. in heaven
irr u...r .r.u it, c.,.t4-iuid hi4 ain o=, :ivr..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

The author of The Gates Aiar' hay
ing mentioned that there are pianos as
we'll us harps in heaven, a Chicago paper
suggests that she will kindly add which
instrument is in most favor there, the
Chlckering or the Steinway.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
events Of hi~ life produced pleasuraLle

SthNd'l'iH.
br' l"Nin2ston, the African traveller,
gives the following account OF being selz-
et bya non, and o! his sensations: start
ln2 up and looking halt around saw the
hon gust IN tie act OF sprlnglng upon me.
was uP|" niue uelShi lie cau%h'
my shoulder a. he >prans' and we both
came |" The @ro"nd below together
''ro"I''iS hofiinIy' close TO my ear, he
7noo'> ne ~ Il terrier does Il rat he
N""'N Pf"Incci i 'tupor similar I" that
Wi"'n seems to he i'lt 10y Il mouse alter
the ir,' H;'''Nc "I 'he eat. 1t caused
sort "I dreamlne~S, IN which there was
no sense "i pam nor ieclln5 OF terror,
though quite conscious ot ali that was
happening. 1t was like what patients
partially under me influence ot chloro-
'fh describe, VINO see All the operations
nu' !''i not the hnlie- his singular con
.I"'n Wa~ nor the result OF any mental
'F"te,,- h' snake ;"iilIlItfet fear
ana ;''i""'! u" >'i'Ne "a horror III looNIn4
around "a the beast. lhi- peculiar stale
- probably produced in all animals by
the 'Uau".a, ami il 50, Is Il merciul
provision 10y cur benevolent Creator for
,r--yuiu- the pam of death. Turning
'""'H 10 feii'Ne myself "' the Wel=ht,
a. he had one paw on the back OF my
mead. ~;W hi- eyes directed to Mcbal-
w. whu was trvIu@ to shoot him. His
-uu ml--yd ire. and the lion Immediate
y lett me.
Ii j. not JIiitr certain that tlyiuu at the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
NOCei Advertisements.

Messrs. Rockhill & Wilson thus ex-
plains vexed question of long stand
ing. ''Why the horse bit the clergy
man:
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...... az
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

There lica n dowuy feather, which stirs not
lid he su-pire tlst light and weightless down
P,rchance must move"
In Devonshire, England, when one Is
dying it is customary to unfasten every
lock and bolt in the house, as well OF
trunks and chests Of drawers rs Of doors
and windows. The reason assigned is,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

-7''J a- aLhh!LL, Nj. D.,
... .t. .Np =. I.,tl.HN.
\,-u.. II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

7Oe7 shiaT FACTORY,
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Z. HARRiS,

-' .. ,4t.SY 8EOWNELL, NJ. D.,
ia 4,IAN
i.asulu... 81.
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y D = : : = IT,
D. b. 90 B. g. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-09

One BROTHER Commits Suicide Beside the
Corpse Of the Other.

Corpse Of the Other.
From the 1crre Haute Gnd Express, August A.
TWO brothers, natives OF Ireland, plasterers by
rradc-though occasionally working 1t other Occu
patIons- named respectively John F. and Mi
six years Of age, took board VI the Early House,
Main street, about ten days ago. They were quiet,
10 a%S so
tact The elder brother, John f., had been In this
country for eight or nine years and had paid visit
to his old home rev months ago, bringing Michael
with him on his return To America. They had passed
some considerable time togctherat work on the Union
Pacdc Railroad, and came here, not long since TO
g. sy v Sa ns sa ss a'de In which effort however
On Monday evening, Iohn F. complained Of pa ain
pain increased SO that q physician tDr Younpl was
Called who found him suffering from congestion OF
TIE brain OF s p s nG Ss ys I
0 Ssnasl appeared greatly Affected by the sudden
great mental agony, that he could not i've now
that 'Jack" was dead. The landiady and others
indIce him to take more rational view Of the sad.
but inevitable event. But the unfortunate man re
fused consolation, and gave hs mind up to despair
going to the river once or twice, out was
carefully observed by those who, knowing his
sa 81 81 sSea se %
turned to the house ana passed up TO the rQom-NO
4 ct the right Of tho front stairswhere the corpse
hoped that he had become calMer and would soon
become reconcied TO his bereavement, but this hope
was speedily dispelled The report OF pistol rang
through the building. Members OF the landlords
family rushed to room No. 4, and there beheld
Michael smith lying, Ia awful agony. beside the dead
pistol into his own BODY, intending that the ball
should pass through his heart, as be Afterwards
said, and produce instantaneous death. But his
aim had been imperfect the heart was missed,
the ball entered just below the front side Of
the left breast and passing backwards with slight
downward inclination. Medical aid was immedi-
ateiy called and all that Kindness skill and science
could do was done TO alleviate his sufferings AT
the present writing, ten O'Clock r. MI the unfOrtu-
nate man 10 still living, but entirely unconscious
and sinking fast There Is no probability that he
will live until morning.
He expressed deep regret that his life mad not
snaea WIN sne reRors OF e piss ana s1o%ec no
was gone and he must go, TOO. On a piece Of q
blank leaf, torn from note book upon his person,
were found these words, very iegibiy written i'll his
own handwriting, "Bury Us together" What pen
could ada to the patnos or such story as this9
The BODY OF John +. was taken to the cemetery
and deposited temporarily In the dead house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-09
REV JERsEv NiEL.iGGyCE
jersey CITY.


FiNgs--At noon yesterday fire was discovered on
The hrst story OF No. 9s Mong query street. but be-
fore the element could make Roadway II was
quenehec by policeman.
In the boat factory at the foot OF Morris street
some OF the betting was found burning yesterday.
The fire must have been smouidcrng since the pre-
vious evening; bnt o1lcer OKeiny detected 1t lust
In time 10 the entire block adjacent FROM being
consumed. lie extnguished the flames without a.
ststaLce.
RAILROAD ACciDRYT.--Car No. IA Of the Jersey
City and Hoboken Horse Railroad Company was
crosabng the track Of the Erie Railway last evening"
when the foot OF one Of the horses became Embedded
In nioft between the rams The car WAS flied Win
passenprfs chient ladies' ana as a passenger train
rapidly approaching from the tunnel the widest
excitement prevailed, and all rushed for the doors.
The driver, who n IN no way to blame made re.
peated exettions to free the animal and having
broken the faNtenng pole, succeeded IN freeing his
car and The OcdupaDs IRON their perllOus position.
Tne animal was seriously wounded bst tie passep.
gers escaped without much injury
nobOkeu.
wIpR DEsERrBN DISPOSED OP.-An aged ind,.
vIdual, named JsmeA Kane, was arrested on q war.
rant on saturday night for abandoning his wife and
two children and bruially NJ using them previous 70
his desertiou 81 them. ~ WAS committed without
wy u ~ Vssay IrNpR u ayAD wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-09
BASE BALI NO les.

As the defeat VI the 'recOnstTucted" nine OF tie
Mutnais by the Maryland Club Is s,hl creating SO
much taik among the outsiders, the following from
the pen Of the oldest scribe aud critic OF hase ball
matters VIII be found quite interesting. IL IN di.
rectIy to the point and strictly correct, and should
command careful consideration from those inclined
to carp at the nine:-
gard to the OF the Mutual defeat Saturdays st
Inc Alleged ass
this and that player Of the Mutual nnr whereas there
.
nn % % IT, WHY f. rs ss
ton is, What 10 ''inuninsm" bali question
sa nss:'s a ss'E When IT . badly judged a. fall. !.
S not s m n IN
hanfe, 1a BALI cas% Sly o rSws hastily and wildly g any
q. result or sSs of s N practice e. or judgement in M
~ 30 1G
;ha, 70 se%p stop , i a' sight be acs eno
hand broken aneers Neither DO they '1nua ban when
asT e nns &c a sy . as
DO r not ma BAL nav 5s s s% n not
but are errors resulting from the ass Of az improper hall
We're well and would have been held b., for the ea
oppns NE so ss as too s sa s s s
land nine scored nine Rms o. syands. pi,;ans and total
than VOTERS thu bali having by
we ~" Sa s sd a.
but the least examination into The merit OF The shows
that 1t 10 As well say that rough go und
seld is ss fair for one club saother when is well
avail themselves q ber SKIN and thereors placed npon an
equal ooun with their nferor opponents ia hi. respect
@ Syar
s heavy e as si's
the
"nG Is not to be gasssnsi ina, they do pos-sss 'pR
was nued by the s.ee;s-s elasticity OF toe be. they psyea
eoad 81. The ss.siesi display skin eating
e sas e e. s @ sA S me s ~ snS Ms
lively ball. Combined Win this the Msylans aiv.o
tSs aaiaai: psS.i - Inc os'iiss ssiss over
niue 70 attribute defeat the Caring m"pisys Of
either this or ,ba, man Of tn. nine; 10 ibe IVAN,
ct ire Superior pit Ssy 'ss u e. .Ss,
s q pGa sss y 9, Va. .a~ :,
nearly the same nine and sa. an nieroone IN the Mutual
d. history rsm.nSs ia. "9 sSa'
Sss NTH as % s Which
fielding akin alone combined With strategic play aud
a. he ps "s a :n' q. VII Sc
m too , s' ;e 8. ss Il sa, s p.y:
g. ys :sI y'z s"s %u ss
s ss &. w., 20" ss,: end
@ y s'?s y 1ss Ss: ' .S wH seo q,
.ssiy:: Of he 70 q: Gsas and Maryland match
nd, the sst striker nis base a clean b Sn.y Il.
sn S hso by ia %s : 10. a +:
Tss. so s: e " ~ S sT a. a 3.
sssHs ss "" we're
..esad :is y. ss.r% ~
sssss. NV s.ys :S.sss: ~ =:
ysss W. we're "a: scored i0' Il: & nnu o
&: . s.i re sp Wa. O.. out sSS p:
fourth had his base given hun by wild throw Of Hshcd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-09
Marine Disasters.

FORTRESS MosuoI Aug s;sehr Mocnlish, was .po..n
y miles .ou,hea,s OF Cape Henry BY .hs Pho, boat wm
pairivy.
We are under obligations TO W Babsop, of she
steamship Henry Chamncsy, for his attentions
spoken.
ship MsrimSc Jacobs from Rsasoon for Falmouth, June
Ship S.as Ibrl Aosrrnsihy. from Liverpool for New
BARI sonS Easter sT snnsGsrs from As0a Bay for
=, s /: 81 ss IS: ~, sss n
ssrt fss a 3 irony P PS u f.sa
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP July 2s-Arrved, City OF Dublin (s), Eypon,
Sailed 24tb, Adelina, Iubrsno. Savannah.
AsPfSwALL, july DISABLED, bark Magdalens, scars,
BoRDEAvx July rs Arrived, Madras 0audu. Now Or
SsD W; go ssaiss mot sir1sa, oiS1ss'aa. Lonse.
DUstIs, Jul, ss-Arr4,ea, rsrssna Lsuro. NYort BIB
ESsisesn yaIy ss-An,vod, cAasc. Crockett. Phu.d.i
HAvRR, July S6-Arr,vsa Eussnia starrst, Richmond,
MoyILLA Aug s-Arrived, steamship Britannia, Camp
PANAMA, July 60 Arrived. steamship Costa Rica Dow,
Central American porte
sailed asss sss%.hp OGDEN City, fos San rs"ci:cS
Also sailed sstb steamship Guatemala for Central Amsr
:uy y Of s,s
American Ports.
BOSTON, Avs y AMArrIyed, bark Scotland, blanchard,
s sSsn; l .sS S
us:s.s Ss% en-. ss ss
.,sssssas A sg hysreoo ensM Ben
GiiARLEsfoN. Aug bat aaaranne, Spanish polacrs
Cieared-Bsri Fan,sc IB Cleverly, port Bri
f-E"s:
@ ion !os Loci Syoa r.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aas ,-r...ed in foy. Baltimore
S ST' Catherine aud '''~'' Campbell 'f'" the West In
Alexander klrsana Porto Rieo schr' Electric Flash Lon
in the roads Brig Masy Cobb schrs Adaie Walton, Il
Newton, Edwin Reed and Lucy D. from Georgetown for
Rio @ Ss so1sf AID schr VIM '
niSs .s 4.,s PIE ss, sS.s,
; ossnrs a s.ts md Simpson fsS:
s 90 o f Rssn dq RdS S ns o
s Lsw LsS ssn for LsG.s T
9qTs cgss Sa,sy Gss,: @! a.,s,,..
Srsns for Boston sr's. Msrf snSw En- g.
scws M Vs cs SsO ss
E scs'sn M:S s ssS s %
McNorton Providence Tor 81 john NB Clara Jane Caleb
NYork for Salem II Wentworth, Robbins, do for Calais;
Yankee Blade coombs Esbethport for Newbnrypor; Py
thon, Merrill, Blue Hti for Nyork--aud all sailed.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug Z, AM-Arrivcd, steamship Aries,
sehfs Success. Richards Nav London Henry Mart Brack
Baxter, Gardner Me; Ella Crowei Howcs Province.
Cleared Barss Woodland, Lap, Cork Or Fslmou'h for
orders: Isaac Davis, Hand Trieste Rhca Sylvia (Br,
McKsnzie ROTTERDAM brig Elizabeth, Amss sssu: schrs
and cyossl no~si PrS.Scs'Owa chss Gcopsr Nick
Corsou, Boston Meryln Bsynsr Providence VIM ssrs.
EDdico, Ehdicoil. aud Henrietta Simmons Godfrey,
salem q Murncy au,ney, PAwuckss' George Dser!ug,
NEW ORLEANS, August ARRIVED bark Non 1niervento
tItnn, Psrihs, harse'les schr Mary somcrs sonsr,
Warrington, DC.
RiCIisoSD. Aug ARRIVED, schr VIM Jones, Uranp,
sailed-fris Ariou IN o., JongebIood, Rio yapeiro.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug 7--Clearcd bark Norseman tbr,
Aenam Liverpool.
Scholarships Favortta, FREEMAN, Liverpool; Heconr
Rogers. do; bark Santon .Br), Moore, do.
SALEM Aug e-Arved, bug Raven, Leighton, Philadel.
phts achrs VIZ Garrison, Norris do Pac'ne wass Eliza.
hsthport. .
sailed schrs Admiral, S,eelman and Eva May Richards.
Philadelphia.
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sshr DAVID wasson Perkins, Bangor for New York. with
i, shE T:.s9e Cole Bangor for New York. with lumber
schr Chase ccln., Bangor for New York. With ,un-
01 seSr nsy arsw.r Mile, n.,,o, sor "a.
ssssSas: sssss f Portland for New York, with a.
EsSrI:. Ealisr. Williams, Portland for Nov York.
sehr pors.a sselsy. ssif.,. for Rondout With umoen
YORK.
sssr s. cy Kelly eSsson ,d sor New ~; York ss:.,
ssSr George JoSnson. csps CID Tor New So;i. WIN
sohr Nsnsstt xsybsw Orleans for New York. with nsh 70
schr ieanora, A.hby Nantucket for New York. with ash
,seSr Flash, Brown Nantucket for Nav York. with
w. ssw ss9TS 70; n:
with stone as's ss
S SSssS %e sssff an S ss' Now ss
sss;s;s n Wy
Rnas s%sn for New
York.
s So! ss. q; w
ss sSr hiow WENT H!ssdss Nsrwiss Tor r.s..Sn
ssSr S%s'!a Sssss New Icsdsn fos FSiisdsipss M
sss SER Sss % ssss sssss 10" '
ss s:s NJ
6chr Comet, Brown New Haven for New York.
Pba.
sshr Joseph rous, Robbns, Bridgeport, c.. for New
York.
SChr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford for New York.
6chr Sarah Merritt, Walters, Cold Spring. LII for New
yoYk.
Yacht rleelwins The eastward, via New Loadon.
for New York.
BOUND Kksr.
schr L Cast, Acken, south AInboy for New Haven.
schr Emma, Strange, Woodbridge for Taunton.
Schr Perkins, -, Port johnson for Warcham.
schr Thomas JehersOn Moreapd, Port johnson for -.
Schr Magee, Lynch Elizabethport for Bridgeport
Schr California. Gala, Elizahethpor FOR New Haven.
Schr MRnlove, Saunders Elizabethp0rt for Bristol.
Schr Carroll Ohase, Elxabcthport Tor New Bedford
schr W Whistler Phuusy, Ehsabethpor for New Bsa-
ford.
scur sapsbury, Crosby, Albany fo' Boston.
Schr vcksburg, Higeins R0ndout for Boston.
Schr PhenIx, -, Hoboken for Norwich.
Schr 0ium, fenton, Hoboken for Mtddletown, Ct.
Schr Talma Underwood Heboken for MiddIetowu, c..
Schr James Polk, Buckley. New York for Westport
Schr Fair Wind, Bowman, New York for New Bedford.
Schr N Clark, Stocking, New York for Middstown. ~
Schr Eddy, Hopkins New York for Bangor.
Schr Margareta -, New York for Glen Cove.
Schr -Riverdae, Norwood, New YORK for Gloucester.
echr Princess, -, New York Tor Boaton.
Schr Hudson -, New York for Providence.
Schr Mariner, Kearny, New York for Greenwich.
Schr Nellie bloomfield, Hobbe New York for Stamford.
schr Rlcn, Buts New York for New Haven.
WIND At
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SHIPPING NE w S.
Almanac for New Yerlx--Thfs Day.
Port OF VIEW YORK., AUegsr $, 1850.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captain. Pursers OF Vessels arriving this port
please nil packages intended for .he HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do
collect attend 10 the delivery OF pack
be by the following proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting, held March g. IsSs:-
Resolved That and after April 1883, the Associated
frebs Will discontinue the collection Of Ahp In tho
barber OF New York. Passed unanimously.
NN- The Office of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE Is at Whitehall slip All from
AMI consigDces the masters Of
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

THE WEATHER YEsrRRDAY.-The following record
win show the changes in the temperature foS the
past twenty-four hours In comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year. a. Indicated by the ther
mometer at Hpdnut's pharmacy HERALD Building
Broadway, corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-09

sight Of BY the of al ball matches
and especially BY tho betting clAsses the latter Invariably
being "dcwn" on either the pitcher some one or TWO
foso:n utterly impossible 70! bss,i5s nap . 70 %
and some OF the comments In the Mutual and Maryland
match fully prove the fact.
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he mad stolen gold watch and cham from ME late
empower IN that city, q jeweller named CaHues
The " aich was found Ia his possession and ne was
locked ~ 1t the Central Once.