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Marine Disasters.

Sem ArDRxw JOHNSON, at Alexandria isth for Balti
more reports ID at she into saturday night Cd
had her bowspr jbboo, all her headgear part o her
entwater carried away and sprung leak Her cargo, how
scun JOHN RowLErr-Cap. L " Freeman, OF steamer
state OF Virgins At Baltimore from FORK River reports on
Msdnssaay AN during heavy squa came 10 conta ct
dephla laden with lumber lay bv her until O'Clock took
OF crew and brought them to Richmond.
sons glESwooD Dickinson. at Philadelphia from Hor-
board and was drowned.
Miscellaneous. ~ reI
Purser wndman Of the steamship Loo, from ssvan-
nab, has thanks for favors o. rt
. n. WhaIe,nen.
Sailed from New Bedford July 90 Pesrei Smith, Pa
o. s. Helena May 81 brig Herman Smith, Of Boston, ali
Bark John Dawson wck. of NIB was a. Sea MAY t. and
% m ~ Ups p oil since leaving Cape Town. c0oo
gsrh IL 0r,snao Mon'ro'e Of NB Nsnsdo April g.
Erri sameoa, Maelel, Of NIB, Wa Al pesolaon Island
March With y bsls 81 and 400 WI on all told.
Ss sn, r a. NB was Bourbon In May with
BARK Joseph xs1ws Cowls Of NIB. had taken 100 lols
ss ss ST. siT !. ss vi" D''
bark C4ncordia, Chlman OF New London was in ist
Ss.S. Buried % Ss FAX 4. % mate.
soAeph Taylor of Monve whose death caused by 6s
ConcoTda was bounIt 10 w. and thence around the
spskes.
sS b Europe rSon, from oAao for Gibraltar April H.
ship Frank Thsysr Kes.er from Kew Orleans for Liv-
Bar. Duchsss Of BID. Richards, from Now Or.
~. "a, July Is, Iss u 4. lon u u.
FersIgn PortA
BuxTos Arnxs. Juns lsIn port banks Mendoza, Psrvys
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FELONIOUS ASSAULT.

Timothy Clifton. OF No. 10 Roosevelt street. last
night got into an alteration with his wife and
struck her on the head with club, INJECTING &C..
we're wound. The assallant was arrested and the
woman sent to Park Hospital.
Sarah MURRAY o ~ Cherry street, last night
struck James Kelly, boarder ut The above house,
with an axe. breaking his arm. They were both ar.
rested and locked up IN the Fourth precinct station
house.
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WEST VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Cold Comfort ut the White Sulphur sprisgs-
JET Davis and Breckenridge Expected.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
w. Va. July Fl, 1871 !
The Thermometer last night indicated q tempera-
ture OF only sixteen degrees above freezing point,
but has risen again to ifty degrees Governor Ran
dolph, or New jersey has engaged cottage for the
season. JEFFERSON Davis, General BeaureRard,
General John 4. Breckenridge and others have also
engaged cottages p. Diez de Divera OF the spanish
legation, Is here.
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Professor Jehu w. r. Hows.

Professor John w. 8. bows. the wcll.kn0wn elo
cutionist, died in This city yesterday. lie was born
In London, England, June % 17o5, but had been in
this country over fifty years.. Mr.. Hows was en-.
gagged In mercantile pursuits for some time, but
meeting with reverses he devoted his attention to
instruction and authorship He was for some time
dramatic critic OF the Golden Rule, Figaro Mirror
and Albion subsequently he prepa ed and pub.
llshed his "Practical El,cutiOnist, 'Shakspearian
Reader, Historical Shakespeare, Golden leaves
OF English and American poetry, Ladies' Reader ~
Ladies' Book OF Readings and Recitations." 'Ju-
nior Ladies' Reader" and PRIMARY LADIES' Reader"
ana was also o frequent contributor to the press.
College for fourteen years.
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TRorr1Na AT PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS

PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, July 20-Match
$500, mile heats. best three in five Ia harness.
ii. w. Howe named b. r. Jim. / ]
L. s. Sammis named g. y. Gray Charlie...... 2
Time, 2:40x-241-2:4l.
SANE DAy-Sweepstakes 5000, mile heats, best
three in five, IN harness.
H. w. Howe entered black stallion Mack. I
J. Coyne entered black geldlng Tapioca..... 2
Owner entered sorrel mare Stella. ........... dis.
Time, 2:3sN-2:43-2:42x.
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BATTLE OF BULL RUN Anniversary.

PROvIDENCE. r. l.. July 81 1871.
The Second Regiment Rhode Island Volunteers
commemorated the tenth anniversary Of the battle
Of Bull Run to-day by gathering at Rocky Point.
Nearly two hundred veterans were on the line.
veteran association was formed, OF which General
Nelson Wall was elected President anu Generals
Burnside, Devens and others honorary members.
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billiard TOURNAMENT.

TORONTO. Ont, July 81, 1871.
In The billiard tournament last night Hickey beat
Bennett by 22j points 10 game Of 1000 points up,
for 500. Bennett In the next game, beat Frank
Slo0. Dion and Phelan next played, Dion winning
the game by z2l points
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

CINCfNSATT July 81, 1871.
Active preparations are being made along the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for = change OF gauge
which VIII be accomplished throughout the entire
line GU Sunday next 1t Is reported that narrow
gnugc trains Will run on Monday m0rnlng. y u
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PROPOSED RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION IN
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, July 81, 1871.
The Rockford In.) Gazette understands that tne
directors Of TIE Rockford Central Railroad have
under consideration proposals OF consolidation with
the proposed Madison aud Por,ag6 Railroad, and
that 1t 10 not improbable they may be accepted. II
the consolidation takes place It will thereafter be
known rs the ST. Louis and Duluth Railroad.
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liIOui tuv iEVSus ucIhiu, June II
Not lew OF our local readers VIII be glad to learn
that serious effort ~ 81 last being made to csta-
fish Constantinoplc yacht club-this time free Of
the trannels ana restrictions Of any "patronaRe.n
except that OF the members themselves. It IL in
tended that the new club shall be formed on tne
model Of those which have done SO much TO pro-
mote the love VI aquatic sports In England ana
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TEE MAILS IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 81, 1871.
None OF the new mail contractors n routes ead-
ing from this city have made their appearance yet
special mail agent Is here endeavoring to make
contracts for carrying the mails. Great complaints
are made account OF failures.
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sssansship Aby..nia Orb Hainss, Lvepcsi via Queens
Steamship RF1n (brj, Lawson. Lcndon-P W Hurst.
SteaushIp Europa (Br), Campbell, Glassow-Hendersen
81 10 Cultivasor, Russell, liverpool Williams 0uics.
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TEE VIEW SCHOONER YACHT REsoLUrE.


Another Addition to the Now York Yacht Club
Fleet Her Dimsnsieus Ia Hull, Spars,
Character Of Uonssvuction, Accommodations
and Tonnage.
On Monday next 81 six O'Clock P. NJ. the large
schooner yacht Rcsoute, built for Mr.. A. 8. HATCH
prominent member OF the New York Yacht Clue.
will he launched from the ship yard OF David CARL.
at City Island. For months past the attention OF the
yachting community has been directed to this craft.
and now as the time draws near when she will
make her appearance with both the old ana new
favores OF the club. the interest surrounding her
materially increases.
Tie Resoluie is q centre board, cockpit schooner,
modelled In many respects similar to the yacht
vesta, yet deeper and wider, ana with much finer
lines forward and aft than she possesses. The ut
most care has been exercised BY her builder, In
accordance win instructions, that sne should be
stanch durable and comfortable. These req uirc.
mcnts assumed to have been the governing ideas
OF her owner from the first, ana not that they
should be sacrificed to speed Alone and to this end
the Resolute was constructed, ana sne WILL be aptly
named. as there are few, II any, ADLER pleasure
crafts anoat. The dimensions Of the schooner are
AZ lolioWs:-
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ROASTED ALIVE.
Fonl Play Snrpectcd.

Fonl Play suspected.
In the case OF the old man Patrick J. Rafferty,,
who was roasted alive sunday morning, his rela-
tives have to suspect foul play and have in
duced the county physician to Withdraw the certin-
cate Of burial previously gwen and TO order In.
quest. This takes place to-day. .,. $500
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BELOW,

Ship Chrlsicl tNG), Frcdrchs from Bremen with
mdsc and passengers, 70 koop Co. (Waa spoken July
~ ,a, u o.. Ion 81 "a BY pilot boa, EwsI No ~.
mdse and passengers 70 Punch, Edge Co. (was spoken
july ~ lat u w. Ion % 70, by pilot boat Elwe, NOD
Wind at sunset g.
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SARATOGA.

Tbs New Spring ns tho Unieu Hotel.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 81, 1871.
The new mineral spring recently discovered near
the Union Hotel has commenced spoutiuy, and was
to-day the centre VI attraction.
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s HIPPING NEW S
Almanac for New York : rAis Day.

Almanac FOR New Yark -rhis Day.
Sun rises. 49,. AZ Moon sets. ....eve 10 SO
Sun sets.. ...... Z % High water. ...eve IL 80
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES IRON NEW FORK YoR RE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A the Courta OF different States No publicity. Advice
free Notary Public and Commissioner Tor every State.
y. ]. KING, Counsslior AZ Law BOB broadway
/yOIro TO BOSTON.
" DR.. G. PERRY, Dermatolosst a. BOND street. vii,
close his once In this city, Monday ev ug, July 81
end open his boston once, u Temple place., August &
Pmpy Eruptions Falling Loss Prsmalurely Gray HAIR
Diseases or Complaints or the scaps should cali the
doctor immediately. ,
GERMAN LEsEvERErN OF THE NINETEENTH
" wArd-The Children and summer Night Festival has
been postponed until further notice Members ana thes
ladies are invited 70 thc clubhouse Sunday evening The
23d Inst, ~ Q O'Clock. A. LOEB, Presidsnt
DHEUMATlBM CAN BE CURED WITH ELIAs RuRu
N matte Remediss. One trial viii convinoe The surersr
Pattents treated daily from 70 sraaia SIS Br0adwnr
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Passed Through Hell Gate.
hound SOUTH.

schr Ellen Barter. New London for New York.
schr Smith, Ma den: Bridgeport for New YorE.
schr Geo Gillum SNOW Portland for New York.
Schr 70 Semitic, Mott. RIOS yn for New York.
Schr Smith. Baldwin, Bridgeport for New York.
eloop Gold Leaf. Perkins, Asone Point for New Yor
with IRA mite to PeLer 4 Co.
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May ii please yeur ilighness! Let ma de-
clare to you that il was neither the dog mr. the
cat that caused all the misery, but the fy aud
the honey -
THE fy and the honey! The Hy and the
honeyl'' exclaimed the sstonished Rails
"What honey and what Ayr
And. as this was q perfectly new idea, the
assembly listened with profound attention
while the holy man unfolded the true history
OF the case His having seen the stranger. and
warned the people against him. How accu-
rately he had observed the drop Of honey
dsubed against the wall. Then the approach
Of the Ay, the sly gliding Of the lizard. The willy
creeping or the cat, and the ytealthy. vindic-
tive movements OF the dog-involving all these
creatures In much pain and difficulty, and
which afterward overspread the city.
"Hold. learned man." cried the Rajah, ''thou
hast said we'll my eyes are, opened " and he
desired search to be made for the man who had
too well earned the title of mischief maker
But he was nowhere either to be found or heard
OF, aud the poor hour dealer, who stood among
the prisoners with bsndanged head, declared
that the villain bad not even paid for the honey
that caused the whole tumut.
We'll exclaimed the Rajah, after q pro-
found pause, "here now may most plainly to bt
seen proof-if any such were required that
what, to quarrel, and they are sure to 60 tc
loggerheads.
= / now throw no blame either on the cat OF
dog, for each animal followed its own peculiar
instinct The blame and the punishment, too
must light upon the owners of the dog and ca
for fighting, aud thus inducing others to e.
pouse 80 ridiculous quarrel"
And forthwith he ordered all the principa
rioters into confinement, saying also TO the res
Of the people
"Go home now, fools that We are, and try
whether you cannot make up your minds to liv,
in peace with one another. cannot proven
you keeping cats and dogs, because were l Il
do 30 We should be devoured by vermin anC
exposed to robbery. But this l tell you, yol
shall not turn yourselves into cats aud dogs fo
the future with impuuity-depart |" 80 they
all sneaked of, and the active little man who's
head somebody had broken, scratched ant
said
"Only think how well that strange fellow
knew US all !"
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wharf after $3.50 p. NJ. First-c class fare to Nor
folk, 81 round trip, So. Second. class fare to
Norfolk, 3d. round trip, So. my 25-tf