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WEDNESDAY, Aug. 2L-FLouR AND MEAL-The
market was active and Shipping grades l0sioC higher
with largo sales mainly shipping and extra State, at
q 60 out including unsOund and rejected extras,
f $50 $50 supcrhne. t,i0e " 60 trade and family
brands, western and ST. Louis, 81 tJhS3J0 southern
nours nrmer for chipping extras Al tl9t6s5 but dull
for bakers and family hours at SO CO. Rye flour dull
~ $4,000. Corn meal dull tj@ $3.50.
SuSpEIs-Cotton dull and unsettled; middng up
prime. Spirits turpontne. 33htgi0c RosIn. iirmer
strained. $3.50 Petroleum frmer active for crude at
l3sc Ia bulk, but dull for refined at whskey
tive at CSC Feel thts active. nrner at 5kd. for wheat
GTAIN.-whcat 2elSc better and active, sales 1iooog
buah nj $it9l.t2 for amber winter. 81 zeal 22k for
eoN NO. spring Corn lc. bett. and active sales
5000 bush, at sGefc for Western mixed white ana
yellow nominal oas were 2GeSe; better, bnt dull at
for western. Barley and barley malt quiet. =
1lss. sold sales 800 bags Iio. Moasscs dull at 500
42c, Tor Cuba muscoyado Rice In fair demand NJ for
ncr ratcs; sric- no bsgs kangoon at 7@5Ac. sugars
Raw active and very nrln fair 10 good renninE, $50
ghc.; sales $50 hhds at nsHgAc. for Cuba exc for
Porto Rico, and go bNs Havana Il pdl0ac refined in
better demand and nrm hards, l3kc.
PBovIstoNs-Pork was active but again lower; sales
100 brs ut SS9 SIS Is for $3.50 for city De- and
Isl for prime mess Beef dull sales 80 bbs. at st29t9
higher; sales 800 ties ut about t9 $50 Tor primo
Beof hams dull at f@ az FOR Ice cured. Cut meats
quiet but nrm sales 100 pkgs. at 22S}fc. for smoked
Hams. Bacon dull at l5so. Dressed hogs nrm at NO
IKE. for city Lard fairly active and little higher
taes go pigs. at l6c for NO lsaGs i6c for city, and
ltdl6lc. Tor Prime steam also 20 tcs December, at
axe. Butter and cheese nrm.
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TIE NEW FORK HARBoR PIRACY.
DR.. Carnochnn TO be Punished for the Sciz-
ure Of the Wavelet-Sherin o. Brien
Searching for Pirates.

DR.. Carnochnn TO be Punished for the Sciz-
ure Of the Wayelet-sheriG O'Brien
Searching for Pirates.
AT q special term of the Supreme Court YES
terday, before Judge Pratt, an application was made
by Judge Troy for an order OF arrest on John NJ.
Carnochan. Health onicer OF New York, and Ken
meth Reid, at the suit OF James F. Pendergast and
Charles H. Pendergsst, for damages arising oct OF
the seizure OF the bark Wavelet, OF which the com.
plainants are owners. The vessel came some weeks
ago from Rio Janero, with a cargo OF coffee. n SIZE
was from perfectly healthy port, and had no dis.
ease whatever on board
To escape the eItortons Of DR.. Carnochan's gu ar.
antne gang, she discharged her cargo at port in
New Jersey, and then came up to Harbeck's stores
brooklyn, where she was engaged for an outward
cargo. While she WAS there, during the night Of
the srh inst, and while the captain was on board
with his family, the harbor pirate Fletcher, In the
oficsl employ OF the State OF New York, steamed
up alongside the Wavelet with DR.. Carnochan and
his assistant, Reid, on board.
The captain Of the Wavelet was then arrested by
armed men, and thrust, while in his nigltclothes
into tire pilothouse Of the Fletcher, where he re-
NAMED until his vessel was towed into the bay and
anchored.
The Wavelet's captsn and family and the watch
were then imprisoned az island Of infectious
disease for eight days, after which they were
leased
Pcndergast q Co. had to pay over ta50 for the
release Of their vessel and lost their cargo. They
now claim $4,000 damages. Their sttornies,
Messrs. Troy 4 Place have obtained an order of
arrest against DR. Carnochnn, bail having been hxed
At 1900. The writ was handed 10 the Sheriff Of
New YORK for service.
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III d..


c0SGRONF-On Tuesday. Ausust23 Nr-sa-et Eliza
hyth Cosgtoyc, GagEat,. OF DNni1' aIi Ma, st COe-
grove, aged year, ant unn'hs.
EAu m = add lrtiivcs are it-l '.ttF .l"f II to
attend TIC uu': u is day trhGi. lay, AU-U' 90. .rJai
thC its'drnce OF h r parents, SS Pea! 80. go o'clock
ptRNODY lon Tire, lay. August o. Mar. d 'ruoIy
. native o. iuH.s, county OF Glare, ii,.aHl, as'I -
YEAR,
1hc friends and rcl.ily- arc respectfully invited to
attend tHr funeral on ariJy I.">' ., 40 :. g,ucS
from thfi-,oHlH 20 81. i.cTgt.
FirZGl RAID lon iresd y. Auritf 2", Mary rnen
frarcruif thc rripyo1 c'Nd OF IN " and Mary FltL
Eraald a-"I5 20 tas a. II dAle.
Tu. lGngtS WI "tc lac :lnAi tn le ca of her
o'Ci1rD.
kNY,.-On Tuesday, AUGUST 20, join E,ls.a native
OF Arercgh, ,A'hyl, Kildare county, lrlltd, aged g.
yeas.
frcnts and r,iatycs OF deceased arc requested u
attend nc funeral from his rcfd nee, =! Lev, st
THURSDAY, AuGu'f ~, Al u'rlut,
Eiib.-rn l.r' lly, Au- g. % : !.c j. Ie.l, Nou1,
est daughirs OF Andrew H'd sabc Ia Read. "a t.o }pJ
Tie .ci i've and friends OF 'ho mmI. are re pct.
iUllJ invited 70 uu"dd IL fuuCu,i up1 he PrasBy-
t.rJu Church, ~ Astoria L. /, on lId,y Afternoon,
at : u'cIuCt.
Western napsrs plea @ cory
Ga ~ L'k. On MoLday evening, August -, James u.
THyltT, aged n ycgrs,
ne relatives 6rd trends are respectfully invited 70
n'ienG tar iuncra a. his late ''i'.Cs 81" Nadru1
~ on lhErsdaV. Al-usi IS. %, W y''.ut, 4. "
" lLsH AN.--J4 Wednesday Au.tt -, l. tg D.TJ.hT
Nihlag, aged ~ Sears month"; and iN-.
Funeral uon. the residence Of hcr'o4.in. vi. hlW,
No, lh bedford II, NJ OclucN l.. " oA Ihlr,iui,
August - Relative, and tr,ru lr It't' &c.. IS ug, I-
Nlted 10 attend without turtle. nlICt
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In State bonds there was a moderate business re-
corded, principally in Tenncssees and North Caroli
mas OF the first named. the old bonds were steady
at 63k, the new declining I per cent. 70 ~. new
North Cafolinas ~ per cent. to 81 and special tax
per cent. TO 29k, the old issues selling at 81 Mis-
souri o. were steady at pG0eOf, and Connecticut o.
firm al par. Kentucky o. selling at w. Railroad
bonds steady. Union Pscics selling at 81 City
Bank shares were neglected. The following wore
the closing street quotations for Union faci1e
rites Fret mortgage bonds, si1f82x land rrpnts,
1gnH; incomes, 74gi5 aud stock, yiif021%.
We learn that the Union Pacific stock has been
registered at the Union Trust Company, and will be
put on the call at the Stock Exchange on Monday.
Sept O. Tho comparative earnings Of tie
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company for
the third week showed increase over the s,me
week In 1869 OF 1880. On extreme quotations
New York Central stock ranged from a3% 20 DgaI.
scrip, ss1Idsg. Erie, eiSa22h: Rendng, Mfn'
p6H Lake Shore, p0Hftg1H, Wabash, 5ikd5fk
Pittsburg, 1WHdfb Northwestern common, S1d.
elT preferred, e5dtSi.; Rock Island, 1l2kdiitsA;
81 Paul eommon, bg1sq50E, preferred. 755s 81 76h
and Ohio aud Mississippi, S3dS3H Fort Wayne
was quiet ut 0i,SQteiH New Jersey Central 1910
WV and Michigan Central, 11sh3llg. AZ tho
boards, Chicago and Alton sold nj 113 t13k, scrip,
1l2h q. G. and l. c., ~ Illinois Centrai, 1857
Panama. 81 and Morris and Essex, $50. The mis-
cellnneous list showed no especial activity. Pacific
Mail as the feature, rising = v cent. 10 80. West
ern Union Telegraph was quiet at Sdlt94t ana
Mariposa preferred sac In express shares Adams
was 1rm at G454 snd American at i0di)ii United
States declining from 4O;I 70 408. Closing prices
AZ T. NJ
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The Grand Jury not Owned by Spain.

1t was rumored Yesterday that Mr.. James B.
Craig the partner of Sidney Webster-son.!n.law Of
Hamilton Fish-hsd announced his determination to
procure a warrant for the arrest OF prominent
Cuban leader, who recently arrived IN this city from
Cuba. The oficer was once taken before Commits
sioner Osborn to answer charge Of violating the
neutrality laws, but he escaped from the Deputy
Marshal and rushed to the scene of conflict, where
he engaged In many successful battles with tho bru-
tai soldie-y Of Spain. The effort 10 procure
rant for his arrest failed the judges OF ths United
States Circuit and District Courts out OF town
but the motion is TO be renewed to-day. 1t Is sig.
nifcant fact that the Grand Jury refused TO hnd an
the reach Of Davis, the spanish spy and the other
bloodhounds Of spain, who are thriving in this city
on Spanish gold
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Ono of tho Few Honest Politicians Of Now
York for sheriff.

The Edward j. Shandley Association of the
Seventh Ward having, at their meeting held at III
East Broadway on last Monday evening, ordered a
request to be published in The Sun OF yesterday for
other organizations favorng the nomination Of the
gallant young Judge for Sheriff by Tlmmany Hall to
meet with them en- 1iasss on Tweed Plaza, junction
Of East Broadway. Now Canal. and Rutgers streets
on some evening TO DO mutually agreed upon, fay-
orable responses were made by twenty.three Presi-
Dents and others are looked for. An idea OF the
political strength OF Judge Standby the east side
alone mas be formed by the fact that In the Seventh
Ward, his place OF residence, l,4oO are enrolled In
his favor; Tenth ward, 800 Thirteenth Ward, three
clubs, 100; and Eleventh Ward, 80. The Judge Is
President Of the famous Oriental Club, which stands
second only 10 the Americas, save perhaps the Bios
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What Farm. they have in Illinois.

The following highly interesting statistics Of
the immense hiius OF Mr.. John r. Alexander, the
have been prepared with much care, and eau be
relied upon rs substantially correct In every re-
spect: Number OF acres OF Improved lands on his
800. Total number of acre. OF land 34,3OO Az,
gregate value OF land, fl,GS5,O00 Value OF imple.
for wages during the past year to hands emp Dyed
on his farms, $4,000. Number OF live stock on his
farms, 90 ules 30 cows, 100 horses, 200 oxen and
1900 other cattle hogs, no Total value OF live
stock, $3.50 go. Product OF his farm In 1S09-corn,
2T7,5O0 bushels wheat. 1900 bushels; oats, 5000
bushels rye. 1900 bushels potatoes, 900 bushels
hay, 5000 tons; value OF animals sold on his farm
during the past year, $493400. Mr.. Alexander has
two farms-one OF nearly 5000 acres, In Morgan
county, - miles east of Jacksonville, upon which
lie resides, and the other Of 1900 acres, In Cham
pagn county, III. In addition TO this large business
US farmer, Mr., Alexander buys, ships, md sells,
az dealer, over $1,000 head OF cattle annually.
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IN. t.. -. a.. ,,-
BIZ the goyernmea, and tbst YAM o S
monev " '''' '"'N nus i'''''eu 'ue
co,tro nowS . pra
Auditor-Ee did buy some seizure claims h.
i,eyc' and has got Into sone trouble in regard TO
lhein. But what " that 20 your There is no use
man.
Rerorter-But am further Informed that he has
had lis pay rolls discounted outside, 10 cases
Duplicating the roll for particular month"; obtaining
money rom several parties for the same time, and
then drawn his own pay leaving those who casbed
his rolls in advance to whistle Tor their money.
AuultOr-lt ~ all false, and 1 hope you won't
Rsnop,er Yan Ian o,,iP g ,.. t.o, A.,
denl1 OF the truth Of the roports but have seen
AND conversed with brokers who assert OF their
own HnGwedge !at tese reports are true, and they
DROPPING A LITTLE yuRrBra
Auditor-I suppose he has had his psyrolis cashed
outside. tits the common practice among Ofhci1ls
requiring MONEY before their salaries arc due. II
roll Is due another with revised date Is substl.
tuted, the discount IL paid, und the loan remains
That Is ail there is OF
Auditor-so long as they are protected, what dit
ference does u make
Reporter used to be an Inspector and some
times got my payroll casled. But invariably was
required to I'LL IL up with the date and sign the on
Sa Van Tes hre ~ an omeer Inside eheck H.
such case is il not clear fraud 70 hypotbeeste two or
more V'''fO "",i ,of a 'ne same s month"; month.
DON'T RUIN rnt rouNo MAN.
Auditor--My son las borrowed money suopose
and has got into some diaiculty: but hope YOU
won't publish IL and rnin him That lie an tbo ,ood
1t will do. WV sOO"
Reporter-I am not prepared TO saw ANYTHING in "a
gard TO that was merely depued TO work the case
" NO the broprety Of pnbhshing itthat rests with
unsparins OF delinquent ocals and probably A. tpis
case wns farther removed from you Won would ace
the tuatice and proprictv Of syno.ins "''u NV
Audtor-But these matters have ali been settled
Tbore il no longer ,ny gronnas To- camrIein o''eu
Renorter-C)p the cnntrnry have Iast sasn mas.
ties who hold these claims sgains a. ,otr son e' PH
huditor-It's moi truc "'
.., - - -
THY SE ALL BEEN TAKEN CARE OF.
Reporter-Hayo not Maltbie A. Co leyiod IN vour
sons horses and carriages 10 protect thcmselyesf
Auditor-No, sir; my son gave them the horses
and carriage In ndudation of their ciaim and they
have surren ered toe notes and nav rolls tLey hed
against hun.
Rsporter-Well, sir that Grm has inst shown me-
memorandum Of seizure cisimp Amounting 10 seye.
raj hundred dollars on which they assert tbey have
made advaAces TO Frank They now SAY that Frau
has collected and poeketed the money.
huditor-Tbey are holding tboae ei,i,ns bontns
the Government will allow Them more on thcm than
they advanced for them ~ 'A-''
Rsportar-Weli sir, / am A mere agent I'm this
matter. Twill report your request that n be kept
quiet but cannot undertake 20 say Il will be But
In any event your explanations shall be given 10 tile
public with the report "
,,rrnr,.n',.o
INTERVENING THE COLLECTOR
The reporter then called upou the Collector with
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MORRIS.iyIA,S BIG IYJIyS.

The Yearly JRmberee Of the Powhattan
Ciub-Coi. Mooney Cutting IA Grand
Pigeon Wing.
The annual festival Of the Powhattan Club OF
Morrisana was the event yesterday in westelester.
Notwithstanding the rain in the morning the picnic
was well attended. Many Of the prominent poll
teans Of the First District attended and prepared
the programme Of the fail campaign. The Injins''
were out in force. Col. Mooney, the candidate OF
the disafected wing OF the Democracy, was seen in
all his glory. The Colonel. unlike an Indian brave,
wore a stunning blue scarf His shirt frll WAS i'm.
msculate When the great dance OF the day was an.
nOuncsd he bounced on the door, and the tude
struck irresistible. la one hand he held q copy
OF the famous Boulevard bills, IN the other 4 I am.
many tomaliawk, borrowed from Boss Tweed The
fling OF Colonel Mooney was simply superb. Op,
posite TO him was Billy Turner, supported by Mike
Rehley, with his rubicund face sill aglow. lie wore
the iull Indian coAtume and confined himFe strict
TO weak potations. Geo. +. Arculariu' not on
the ground, nor was Morrlsaua's "oyerwrourht
eccentric man." Finnexan,
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THE CONNECTICUT PRIsoy MURDER.
The Assassination Of Warden WilIard-The
Assn ssin's Disclosures-Eduiu James,
Esq, TO be Engaged by the Defence.
linn The MLriG EnuL Aur

The reporter for the CourdAt visited the State
Prison yesterday morning, to gather, II possible,
some additional facts relative 10 tie great criminal
connned there Tor tile murder OF Warden Willard.
The following conversation took place:
ReporSr-I suppose you read the report Of an inter
Mr. Marn7 h rea1 IL lIs dd net trss, me fair
about Wilson, and link eia say that we We're AFRAID
OF him but aid not mean to DO uGdersiood SAYING
cell three times a day We AFRAID no viii do mis-.
Rcpor,er-You have admitted no one to sec him
since he Syn reporter eame2
potter asked 10 see him. ana he came from TIC IS,t We
dion oere 10 have reporters sec him ior he would
NJ ,or ia, Dc Gf To sss
Samuel r. Jones. Esq. had an interview with tho
prisoner yesterday, having boon sent for by the lat
ter, Who said
heretofore have no, been nbe 70 approach the pri.
ton aiIeetoIs eye9 and make sompa.ht TO tASm with
9gt n',; ge'I!ng perml,son o. 'he WARDEN pje;ty
wanted 70 make Complaint, TO Inc directors isst tie
T' 5, TGs ,end lsT ~, hS Mardsn Naeg he come
wsat do Sou Want 70 70 see Eem for Want Wan 10 10
make COMPLIANT against you for taking improper care
srran45 o. course rot, You ean See Therefore thst
prisoners and thote to whom they have the tight 20
make compliant.
great desire is, through tbs medium OF my trial 20 ap.
PRISE the ipublie o. what dope u TINS prison aud 80
those who may be uniort unate enough 10 remain be-
Which il they cont be6eG me, Win someb5dy els
want to cure q large number Of witnesses. there
facts to be shown that OF immense importance
IN my Judgment. IL my friends come to my assistance.
INTENDED 10 have Edwin james OF New ioTk to Try
my case.
Tue CELL OCCUPIED BY THE PRISONER
is the most OF any In the prison. and double
precnn,on has been taken In the security Of the
door fastenings. The door consists OF round bars
OF iron running up and down, with no aperture a
large plate Ia the centre ineloses the lock. Al The
top OF the door Is a bar running through the whole
row Of cells. This Is the cell fIst constructed.
Now, to make IL more secure, there has been put
next To the door thick plate OF iron either side
ten twelve inches wide ;through the plate Is cut
slot -four or i've inches wide and an inch long with
hole drilled through the jams, then HAT bar OF ste
through the slot and all, and a padO.k on tile out
side vi each jam flstens this cross bar.
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MIR. brennan. Perfect sanity.

"Shoo-Fy" Roundsman Day complained yes
terday, before Commissioner Brennan, that Patrol,
man Henry NJ. Farrell was OF post 10 a newspaper
store, buying The Sun at e25 ?. NJ, Aug IS.
Judge Brennan-That was a queer hour to buy
The SUN. should think 1t had ceased TO shine by
that time.
Farrell-I hadn't time. sir. TO got Il In the morn
ing.
paperf Al don't like them I get THE sun every
morning; il is my fayorito but missed it on tho
morning OF the 10Th.
Judge Brennnn-As rather like The Sun myself,
shall dismiss this complaint.
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FEARFUL MUrINr Ar1oNo BRAScH.
OBrien's Iana Spree serious Disc 1ection
in the Ophcclcide Drignde-tul. Pisk'a
short. Sharp, and Decisive Method of
Dealing ..iiI, ihr ohnIa-

in the OphrcIcide Ilrigndr-('ol, pisi,,s
Rbort. sb,rp. and Dp,,.iv. M.,had mr.
n.at,, I'll 49,. Do,.,,. VI
r., a,inE WIN ~. .ne n'"c'S'
'orrcsponucnce Of INC sun
,n,, H. ~. -, s,,, ~ 80 :" wv
vs., III wy camp w nouup ns"' MI pIien'uP
bl, through Tic village. lie brought n, NJ ,bc cnn.
,t...,., - =, ~ =. - =. -. -
came considerable IN id,.l. add e,ioyed u,,,o In
,n,l.,,ro soa,o oe ,,,n w.. W. ~,
u'eo'u" o"h'e's'"oh oohe VI 'he Vmceis OF Uie
Ninth, who returned to camp later in tie evening",
reported the condition o, the bandmaster TO col
FISH. out oBfien being hyorite WIN his corl-
mandlng officer, no notice was taken OF His dein.
quenoS at the time. Next morning at guard mount
THE RAND WAS WITHOUT A LEADER,
and things began 10 be pcrpcxng when one cfthe men
s'eppeu ou' OF 'he ranks anu 'oiuhPeteu 10 act III
Mr. o'Brien's absence. lie proved 10 be entirely
netent and ou passed OF weu for tbo, t,mo
When the iNur Tor the dress parade arr ivei notbine
had been heard from Mr. u Hrien. and aenin ia
,ountcsr performed his duty for him without acct
guard nount Yesterday morning i,s bandmastsr was
still missing. he naturally became very iadignsnt
" H,Rrnn y.ba ns,sr nav mother nos ,'''
Ninth Rrgimcpi"
Then cailine ont the volunteer fthe day before h.
asked linn yyhr,t"r he could manirua,s n,
o'Bricns instrument ON being answered i'm the
''' 'l~''''' Nv WI "'"
TO TAKE CHARGE OF IRE nANn
II % hopnens th,t ,be,e r-ero INIT oftcc, ,,,,
members 81 o'Rrisn's band G, the rrornd thr
~,bSrs lin, w., rncr,i,sd cr 40 o,c, ir, &c.
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ieod tbcn, l a,x ~ I INV '' '''" was NOV
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noe, "ns" ,i toe ~, Sv ~, - D pIltn snal
n ,L v',.t ,,, N ~, M, ,na. ~ s,AilvttN
s,o,. '"'"' W. WIN H'' f'"' N'"'' vas '"v IT,
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The First-ris=a n.tei on the Island.

Mr.. Murphy, of 81 William street, applied to
Justice Hogan yesterday, to have his son Thomas
sent TO Wards Island as unmanageable but"
said His Honor. ~ sent him there for six months
some time ago. at your request" =" know you did,"
replied Mr.. Murphy, land paid his board thrco
months in advance. lie was there only day or
two, when he was sent down to Blaekwoll's, and
there they let him go, or lie got away somehow.
They gave me back tic money had advanced, all
but enc" The Justice issued another warrant for
the arrest of the incorrgible youth. But who made
SiO by boarding boy two days
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Arriycd-wrpNEspAY. An,. a..


steamship Gaucus BOSTON. mdsc. and pass.
Slp John Gcgirgm, Hamburg, mlse. and pass.
Bgrs Ncrcd, harscill's, m1sc.
Park Cu11, Trinidad n" Cubs, sugar.
InfN Aritn, Trin'dAi dc Cubs rughr.
HFIg u'.topb, Cardeuls, = Iglr
Br 'a,,lce, Liit,e Glaze .Bst. coal.
Brig p.dsu. .'.">sJuyI'e. luu.ltr.
B.l. Ag!ia. Iu!'p- "atto, tobacco, Sc.
Brig saial Gilmore. Ca "n-s, sugar.
sclir Astrol, -. John, n. H., t.--acg.
Schr Willie Dil. savannah. lumJ-i.
S,tT H9gdScrhul'c e, ltchm nj, wheat.
tClr W, X. Chapman, Dor chester building st1l>.
tcAr EliHa j. Staples. DemcrHra. SUGAR and uloasseA
Alec, the usual river ana cNastwlsc vessels.
sAILED-Steamshu Abysuia and Nevada, flr Liver.
pool; CALEDONIA Glasgow.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED our.
HAVANA, Aug, 2f-Ctty OF Mexico. New York.
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NEW YORk HERALD CORPS OF EURO.
PEAY TAR CORRESPONDENTS.
Special Cable Dispatches Daily, Giving the
most Reliable War News that Can be
Obtained on this Continent.

We have special correspondents moving with each
division OF the opposing orcos OF France aud Pru STA
ard agencies in tho principal capitalization
Paris, Berlin, Madrid. vieana, and Forenco-.o that
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yi.iiiht representatives.
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ara our 50 TEN OF travelling coHespon icnts, have
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past have fuliy proven.
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FULLEST the most reliable. and the authentic record
OF facts thy in the grand operations OF The
coniendng armies.
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