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THE CAPE MAY MURDER.
From Tie PAadisiphtd HQrirer.
An,. 10 VA. I.v. , .


CAPE MAY, Aug 1S.--We have a sad senso
ton morning in the coldbloodet murder Of
OF our folOw-cItizens. the victim was Mr. jonathan
Holman respectable and wel-to-dO farmer, residing
at Cold spring, some three miles from this place. Tie
proceeds OF his sales Ia the Cape May market 10 times
announced 10 UpdiatyJly large sum, ana 1t VAS re-
ported that his wife had recently received cgAcy Of
5000 which Il suppO cd might possibly he F"pt az
nome. Al these circumstances made Alf holman
hle house the Cold spring road a prey 10 me iie-
signs OF tIo thevIng fraternity, and some three Weess
since q determined hut unsuccessful attempt Wa ha1e
10 enter Il through the back window. Tbs fiten,pt
being foiol, bOder and more determined Effort was
resolved on. o. Tur'dly evening Mr. Holman ana go
wife pt!I visit 90 the residence OF their ntGLboF r.
PalSJn, where he evening was spent pleasantly uhtl
o'clock Mr. ANA Mrs. IIrfnan then started to go, al,
to get 20 tner own house, they obliged 10 pass
through wood thcIet villain was seeT,ted ~
this place, armed with shot gun and as Mr. ioHnah
passed. he took deliberate aim ana shot nll dead
sore IN OF alarm WAS made By ITs. liOAiah anu elp
was soon summoned. No trace o. any ono coIt1 De
found in the woods, and the body was borne 10 inc hous
whore II was found attempt had be'h Hane 20 ther
at or about tue tine the snOt was htel lac thleNe'
mus, have become panic-strcken ana lcit DouIe cOl
p.tlns their purpose. and from the bunghS manner IN
witch The window had been forced Open dOcs not APP
near that professional tAoyeS were cHgis III me WORK
-picon rests upon person VINO was Iorhcry III tne
rtaBoy of tue deceased but nothing OF very dtnhte
character IL known at present person was seen IOIl-
iu bo.t SIR ParsJus'5 house last nSht ana no Likely
MS tine guilty parry No arrests nave been hAlc up 70
TN, Wi ng bat "A reward O 500 has beeh on Icd ~ tlo
athurtc OF The township and CITY oi cape May iOr the
arrest OI the murderer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
THE ITALIAN PRoCE5sIoN-HUNGARIAY sYMpA.

n delegation of Italian citizens called upon
suPeiAehdent Kelso, Saturday, and requested the
go ponce escort for their parade next Friday Tue
P'iAnVehoeDt assured them that the ampest protee-
"oulu be given, but that he anticipated no interior
WIN Tie procession. The officers and crews OF all
i'anan ships In the harbor viii De invited 10 take
partan the celebration.
- &c ana enthusiastic meeting Of Italians was held
~ oefinania Han, Bowery, last evening signor n
auao'' PRESIDENT In the chair. Mr. Porro ea7e an ac
VI "hat the executive meeting had done 10 make
sve Phcomng festival the grandest one Italians have
had 49, ~ AneFica He said that all expenses so far
10 All ana returned the thanks OF the Committee
folI1y1a nhO hdd assisted them. He then read the
m ~, t tlk lettef from the Hungarian CLUB;
~ ilal.an Getr0l Cozasqil,s/ M ~ g,o1as, ~
ne received patriotic Invitation OF the letb inst
of A HH on celeba1n Of Italian on the Zt
20. VIA feelings Of sympathy The great yors of
via Ka S .A 70 s language Of DAME accomplished
90 nj s, le arc no more iraghenu Of Isly Her eo.
hs,, OF scattered t1tes. She Is totally upered {ou
hsnbo-s sllch IN lSi many European GOyeraneut
Iersenoa "A" Asfe can Dc no eivi liberty nle-
a.. viii Iln oeoaEstula.e yc gentlemen on your achievement
bo on NAT ths sacred sol Of been sprHk!ed with
lt Istrt who fought dd there Ae
deepest 1 a. .t aaauon Of tho bravery Of IaGs and our
W. ~ Y 'lt Champions and victims Of liberty sfisrtpstelg
- ~ reeve ilrtae BOCe Of
~ ''p''iu4! ycur oboaeut servants,
JoszY GErssAcE Precedent
JvLIus LAGOAlt secfet-y
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DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
MAYOR HALLS BOLD GAME.


Oakley Hall is playing a very bold game.
our OF the ugy scrape IN which ne finds himself he iu-9
ently accepts the situation, braves public opinion ana
tants his accuseIs with their pOwcressucs 10 deprive
him Of his office. Tie mans check is something
derful. Last week. some thirty prominent citi-
zcuB signed a letter asking him Tor copy
of the CITY and County pay-rOll5 Of New
York and correct transcript rom MI COnnOllys books
TO fully establish his innocence Of the charges brought
against him. but aided that if he faded 10 DO 80 tao lax
h highest sfs AT once lie informed each OF the 90
through ptLtei circular ta6t he Il1 fcufh'd thtif
letter To- 5rJ bon tJl'y tUGO headed thc 4t O44tuh
D. c. 'sc TO va ut u, Character 80 80 ! .l.It
fl Ju.u h.Nc s,.ut y. b. c..uH.s -ff .fA IE't nan
ln ft Aces Ip. r.. .ft. 3D. ll.I- '.a. ..+ 81
~. -~4.4st ....a ~ Asll-,sv,s ..dviSea AZ
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TILE aorEENn OF TIE WOMAN sUEERAcLsTs.

THE QUEEN" OF THE WOMAN sUFFRAGISr5.
In the course of farrago of grotesque abb
surdltlcs styled an interview with Mrs woodruff ohe
nrosent leader OF the NewYork Woman Suffrage hosts
and their candidate forthe Presidency, there appears
amid many prcpOsterous untruths, the following
authentic letter, whose significance will be apparent.
It refers TO Mrs WIS acceptance Of the nomination for
the Presidency:
have this mOmeBt read your letter OF acceptance my
darling queen, and 1t is all / could ask.
You fitted for political strife AMI for pure leader
ship firmly believe give you my blessing, and de- p
est sympathy and warmet prayers II the LORD keep II
you The true wOmauy spirit Of your etterthe gentle
ness patience and faith, the spirit Of selsacrlc' and
heroic r1ncss for the glt-all will so wen with you
and " t. rs your sisters, and with our beloved country
Ever yours IN love and hope, ISABELLA y. HOOKER.
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AcxBRMAN-on Saturday morning 18th inst David AAsrnau.
Tie y..i,e, and friends, .ni the members Of Lodge st
ard ~ and ST. Aslre.s p,iion 3 81 ~ .i 52ey wI pI
No "a! Bgathaye Monday, the Dist inst, at o'clock.
BRuCEon Thursday evening lh Johu NJ Bruce in the ~
TIE lersi services win pl,ce from hi. la.e residence Naaa.
ave-; Monday llsI inst al u m IHs Tessye, 4n iuesa'
auCKGABRR-on SUNDAY nOraing August 20 Fritz n.r Res
Rss1 Re, ends respectfully invited s,terd M funeral
residence OF bis No. 3'2 Croaa'e BROOKLYN, Mo-
day afternoon st4 O'Clock.
HARRsoS-0n FRIDAY 18th inst Yorkve, Rebecci dsashti d
The nn services viii be held the residence parents
fs,e saf Eai On I1sshy 15 L ns, ~ = ~
remain. WOODLAND Cemetery Wednesday morning.
HoFp-Del August eseaos DoFer j. Joseph
n hs 5Ith year
HgrcHlsso9 SATURDAY, Argus, - jane HqshS, formerly Il
Her relatives nd fe't' sle 9, e attend . be. 9fs
900 Dr. Alexander iiuchin. 10 D. Kilosye. brooklyn
Of Nose. Lyman M Wsvr n " daughter Of DE late
Douglas, esq, OF Maueh Chunk Penn
ayBRs-oa sunday Auggst 20 bis resleace!so % Cha'Ous
Nicholas Myers, in the l6-h year Of bis age.
HI viii be aken to Oak nil Cemetery Nysek for ntennaas
from oos HsrHsoa Funeral services at the Cemetery a Y oe
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited
POoR-In Brookne Mass, August H. Mary ESaageue -
Henry V. and Mari W. Poor sSel eighteen
THoMPSoS-oa Friday August John W. Tbompson the ssh
The AID friend. Of the family reRey invited to ',a
The funeral from his late resenc 30 West FIFTY secOHt tei-
Monday afternoon at pm.
VAN wYCK-Ded London Eng, August Theodore p Van wyes
OF TAeoioJ and Hannah Van WICK in the gi year q @
Relatives respectfully Invited the fuael ~
his Theodore Polbcml No. ~ eD
sca.st, Brook n, Tuesday, 2li inst, az O'Clock =
Friday morning L. Willie "
cuy OF Bsqsmn and Adela Wise Of this city aged jean
HOatls, aud o days. "a. ~.
hayourh It, at oclocA Monls ihe s ms. fHs'' NC
f,mly = invited TO attend without further notice
wILLgTs-At Mauh,sset L. FstdIy morains the %A 'e'
Esther O.. Niles wife Of Joseph Nilets
Notice offune hereafter
wILKINSON-On sunday Angus, 20 The edeTce o. n'
70 Hanllionst. Brooklyn, sfer iug,rins u.aeS' '
Daughter OF Jeptha A. and sarsh H. NlAh'o''
Notice o funeral hereafter
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PERSONAL.

The Prince Royal of Italy is about to visit
Iuccessiyely Austria, Germany, England, and Spain.
The Rev. Ferdinand Faithful, father of
Miss Emily Faithful Of The Victoria PreSs, died recently
IN England, aged 81.
NJ. Edmund About, the eminent French
author and war correspondent, violently assails NJ
Gambetta in Paris journal.
DR.. Sayre the eminent New-York surgeon,
s now travelling IN Germany. and intends TO remain
abroad until October OF November
A high caste HindoO lady of Madras has de-
uyered lecture in relus u Human Being" her alb
ect N coming forward being she advancement OF the
education OF women
The Comtesse de Montijo, tho mother of the
s1Empress Eugenie. who very al at Paris is now
entirely recovered and has left that city for the EaX
BOnnes, IN the PyrrnIos.
N. Littre has written to friend Of his in
Belgium that the manuscript of his dictionary of tho
French language completed, and that he expects the
Impression 10 be flushed III July, 1872.
EThe Countess Ida Hahn-Hahn, well known
the literary world residing chteHsteig in order
20 gain knowledge OF all the local traditions connected
with tho "war OF 1OggenOurg Oh which she proposes 10
found all historical novel.
NJ. Felix Aucaigne, journalist long and
ayora5y known in connection with the Paris press but
more especially with the Prie, proposes to pass year
n this country NJ Aucaigne has devoted great deii
Of attention to Amsr,mn politics, and has distinguished
himself by his adIra and advocacy OF our lnsti-
tUuOns
Senator Henry Wilson of Massachusetts,
,sys The Parts American Register has run away from
England TO escape the dinners and receptions with which
he has been overwhelmed since his arrival in that cOun-
ny, and is quietly enjoying LIFE ia Paris lie may
be seen any BOuevaIds in the places where
Americans most love 10 cOngregate anu with his long
white hair fresh. rosy complexion, Is as much a.
object of attention ana interest as he 10 III the cOuOi VI
the Capitol or Pennsy lyHnia-ave.
A London letter thus refers to the enthu-
sasm of some members of the British royal family on
the occasion MarOs farewell to the lyric stag at the
COvent Garden Tbeater There was the fair fat, good
humoredlooking Princess Mary OF Cambridge princess
Of Tock) with her broad, smiling face, and her
pause Of blOwy DOsOiu She up, and clapped her
hands again and again. Her mother, the Duchess of Cam
bridge, much latter looking hardly older than
tie daughter flung to Mario magnificent wreath OF
laurel bound tOse Wisn ribbons winch made the
green, Wlt, and red tri-cOlOr OF his land The
heavy Duke OF Cambridge grew almost animated the
occasion, wEle Pruce 1cCk kept up the applause Win
ali the spirit ana feYyOr of a boy.
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

Jacob Diepperu, the New-Orleans Police De-
.eceye, Il dead
=. Gen, Garbaldi has almost wholly recovered
- -; Col Downing has been elected Chief of the
Cherokee Nation By 30 majority
ga .. Merritt proprietor Of the Everett House
+" '~ Loe'f wa found oesl In hn bed SATURDAY.
:-oomez Pulildo has been appointed Captain
Gently redUe. - p VI N'H' NAD1i''A' VIM i0
Pot, .,..Usn. VIM I. Barry who has been absent from
,sa W ios ne past month returned yesterday tie
s1u @snel comm H1 OF The artillery school post
Inc New-York agricultural excursion paIty
non ne Rock Mountains TODAY and viii ton1rroq,
Tv rs all Pilot Knob in the Missour
' cave oI home Wednesday moring -
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was spreading rapidly toward the after part Of the ship

was spreading rapidly toward the after part Of the ship
Capt smlthwick, the commander 1irDediatey sianaea
10 the tngboat 20 bring the vessel round ana axe nor
back 10 Liverpool In the time an additional steam
tender came alongside the Southampton ana an effs
tOw-line having been attached, the ship was .skse
into tho Alfred baftde dock at Birkenbesd
The most energetic measures token 10 subdno
the fire. water from several hoses being poured into tb9
hold OF the ship, but without effect the flames had
gained complete mastery the inside OF the shVL
The fore and mainmasts were the first TO show signs OF
weakness, and lttlo after O'Clock they went by tho
board, taking with them al the running and stan ding
rigging. About hour sferward the Inzzennast went
with crash, and several people who
engaged In endeayoring to get Chs fire under
had narrow escape. All attempts "a
the ship. however fruites- notwithstanding
that the bows Of the ship had been Serced and
water let freely into the hold and tho vessel new st
most a complete she'll The Southampton was a yery
fine ship and built at DaInuscOtl, United stster
In 1851, by Messrs A, StetsOn To- She l,If tuns
register and was Own0d IN new FORK By Messrs snow
Burgess The Of the Are IS at present !;eut to
ascertain. but the general opinion Is that It ohsnstsd
spontaneously.
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OHIO.
pRosREss OF TIE CA,IPArGN.


CHILLCOTHE, aug. 1S.-lhe Democratic meet
ing last night proved 10 be one Of the richest zzcs Ia
ex-senator Aliens. II mat the Hospitality the
excellent old Senator was too much for them McCook
a poor chap that had two babies, he broke down HIS
friends his assistance with bottle OF pepper
mint but he took too much and chOkcd UP he couldn't
get a word out After coughing crying, &cp lie got
foot on the table and made out 10 say mat the population
Of the United States had increased thryelsht million
dORarsl After that he said he was sick anu qut Tn"
Democracy say Ross County has gone IcCJok has
spoiled all hopes LeIe.
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SEVERE STORM IN GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Aug. 2O.-A terrific gale accom-
nand nv heavy rain occurred here on Fday and satur
day. Portions of the railroads washed away, and
the mails are to be brought here by poecars There Is
no communication south of Station No. on the Atlantic
and Gulf Rlilroad. On the Central Railroad there Ese
two washes one near the city and the other Elk lnes
ont No regular trains have arrived since Frldy nSnt
Many buildings have been damaged, and great har mas
been done " the rice crop
IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Cu.PrEsroy Avg qO-The heaviest rain fall known
here for many years terminated this morning Du ing
The as hours preceding than 81 inches Of water ei
TINS was followed to-day by a severe gale.
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THE BI,RNING OF THE STEAMSHIP SOUTH.
AMPION
FTou TIE LOatiOs Trs<s, dHJ Z.
!, i -. ...l..h .,,.,,,

An alarming fire, and one which terminated
in the destruction OF splendid American snip occurred
nf Iiycrpool on Saturday morning last indeed ever
since the ships james Banes and Constitution We're
occurred ON board the African trader Lofty gh and The
Greek steamer Bubuna ~ lives being lost In the de
strucon OF the no sue dSster ma &
ship southampton. outward bound to New York with
general cargo, consisting principally OK hardware Soas
sarday morning. Gnd had proceeded as far as tAe Rock
Light IN tow OF = 5t.tug wAen some Oh the Gre" sD
srTvsl smoke i-suiug from tho forehatch. TIE
alarm OF Aro was 40 once given AMI on seareh
lrug made t was dls,UsegGd tI,t lac NcAsrt nai
tako 49, M Che foreiOId. and thai tho eVAilA-ialiVn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
PASSENGERS ARRkTED.

PROM RIO JANBIRO ScIn steamship North Amer'ci Aug g.
William Preller Prelenes H. HSleion, Mrs EdNaT lmaer
Znmermana Mis- Maggie Zlm8rnann, Master J1me BH
mann James p Caol Francisco Benio, jose Bento Piano
-Ocavins MYERS Prderick B01t and wife For Scs
and wife Leopold Catiu Pernlmbuco.A Rehes Prs
sr From " Cooper wife aud two cbEe yan -
Lear. Prom Thonas-Wn. Lanrie. Gastsvas II. Rcatf
Bosch R John G. Richards Miss Caroline hsb Miss Dossas -
Dow Maurice Po Louis H. Bonne Charles A BOnneh ss
Adj, oh Nome john Jesray children and
stephen Thompson Samuel Arthur Breeze None Charles Sss-
friRcoo Mass Juan Lanlron Lauion Clement d. aBo
Joseph W Han0I e. Leonardo Icsrvder Athar caraEi Me
caaYaieI ani three Misses Icaryicz and 4, IN stoersgs
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IBarometer corrected for temperature and eleyau
WAR DEPARTMENT., }
OPFIcr or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, 1s7l-i n. IN. J
TO-. ,bc ,nog gt1epIsf fnIgr b0lPK

Tho barometer has risen slightly at the
Rocky Mountain and Pacific stations since saturday
night Cloudy weather mas prevailed at the former
aud ght rain "a now reported. The low barometer wch
was over Lake Michigan prevails in western New
York mud PCunsy lyania, where cloudy weather
with light rain is reported, notwithstanding
the dry haze aEd smoke which has prevailed today
from the Lower L. kes to Tennessee and eastward AN
area of cloudy ana threatening weather has very gcner
ay prevailed from Wisconsin 20 Kentucky, Gear
weather, with Hight winds, continues on the ull COloL
beyond the cOg.zance OF our stations.
Probabilities.
II nrobabe that the area OF low pressure with threat
ening Weather will extend TO NcW-YOrk and Ec"-En,
o,yrst OF Iowa. 40 material change Is probable Tor
the 6Ohthern and Gulf States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

The ex-Empress Of Mexico, Carlotta, il ia
positively stated can not live through the coming
Autumn IA she now has periods Of perfect prosrs9s
lasting a. hours and death ia expected almost any
day She is only Fl Of age, having been marsiea
10 the unfortunate Arcbduke MACMILLAN whom she
hut n of aOp
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WHO VOLUNTEERED

To ths EdfI0r OF INC ITtVHHe'
SIR: Don't you know Of some lawyer Of
acknowledged talent who has enough nobility OF soul
to espouse the cause OF the 9s of the late Westnel
explosion and recover heavy damages for eacn 'li rs
suffered without pay for his scryicesi Nv testimony
will be at hs disposal and have beog With tha -lcrcIs
since the accident ELIAEOR FLETCHER BISHOP.
BeLLegue HOSPITAL, Aug. 49, 1851.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IFor other Ship Ne,os see Third Page

4.
stesm'ap North America Socum Rio Jnnero July 6 Ba. A.
seamshp 'eorSs Cromwell Chpp. NewOHeaEs AHg -. s1a
steamship Isaac Bell Bakemn Richmond yy Point .nd Noron
wisn mdse an. pass to Oh Dominion S.esmshiplCo
steamship Aeusane Rector New Bedford vito md.e. and pass
Ferguson & Wood
STEAMSHIP Volunteer Hove, Phll,iel2L, Loria
ship Caro guus. Smith Liverpool July with mi, aad pa.,
shP wy 81 tacla t1i GssowD Greahoa Calcutta Apni y.
Berk yevess tot h0nrea Johnson Hamburg
Fnch Bdye Co TOOK the northern passage experienced
ans throughout With much rain ad fog Al Ranks
batk Princess loi BRISTOL for Queenstown.
Bark Haas George ~ O. Gmizka Lth 80 days with
cos 10 order vessel % Panh, Elge Co Took the soaen ps
Brig AlbarO (of john N D D. Porl Roslni b. vita
Ing stone.
Br Almon Rowe Ahenton Ponce R. Aug with sugsr
molses Maitland Phelps Co, vessel 20 Miller HOlyh Lei
brig Wnoni Stone loading for BALTIMORE bark Andes DAVIS,
FOR TO- Sailed in company With sch O. small Tor PliaisDht
Brig ANGELA Leighton, Gce Bay IL days WITH coal ~ Geo -
Brewer yesss 70 simpson, Clapp & Co.
Brig H. Means Staples Salem jdar In ballast for P0ft JOhni)n
Brig Geo W Chase (of Portland Pattelgl MlaqaeL R.n
days with mosses to j. " Onatayier Co., vessel 10 Miller
Hoaghton. 80
Brig ienry louise (of Phlllepa Hand from Areco p 3
II daJs with Hicks IabUug vessel 70 Evans Bal 10
Had strong W winds up - aerss and days north with gut
Brig Niopho srd Laura ~ o. Tecou,eur Rio rsnde 80 ils
80 July &C. lat Is o. Ion as g. spoke brig ateEs Brss
from Cape Town for Boston
sohr Matilda (of Gibrs Olsen Carthageua p days With bA
rubber RbOn August jih % Havana sgO.e bsra
John Griffith from Havana for New York.
SchT. stephen Morgan, Dewey, Georgetown, d. G.
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tho time OF HIS election and those win, voted for him
then had made no complaint since. He WINS IL years
District Attorney, with the best world TO
steal and didn't do II His character untHsln,sled'
lie always grateful for advice cOr.eously cJn lcn-
perately giyon. But he would always "indignahly
reject cor ciyo rhetoric threatening language, and ia
shifting communications" We are not q little curious TO
500 whether this buff game win work II II docs.
ono need look hereafter for civic virtue or y0 courage
among the merchants of NcwYork. Ito would DO losing
his iaOOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
WHAT STATE WORK COSTS IN ONO.
FfOn The Colginbp, STAT Journal
The total cost of nninIinn tha min halla

leading north SOUTH east from the rotrnda OF
the Capitol will DO about $780, but In the othe Legs
lature, anpr0pr!ating 5000 for this work. mention
was made of the smaller hahsthOso Leading the Gov
ernors Office the Secretary OF States the Auditor 1T cas-
urers and the supreme Court room, which need bright
enng up as badly any portion OF the bnlding-will,
account OF this tcchneay, have to their dDgy
appearance Tor another season. although the apprOpra-
ton Is amply sufficient TO meet the OF tho whole
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two bail writs for scamens wages in tho respect
Of si4e and the other for $1,000 for false i'm
prsOnment Of said soamen Capt Irvine gsyo bonds IN
the OF $3.50 and $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

~ ''.I' waiter age 80, employed on the
0,s-,. mp Fefeire, lying at Pier NO % n. r., t5
df5-...t' ~ - evening, while intoxicated and ,rr-
" s4e s.a ''''''i'u S''- MOI '''' i' "a
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STATE OF THE WRATHER.

rELEGRAPmC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, U. 8. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT 1l:47
O'CLOCK
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ship Daniel Webster Browne London June With ntss
Mofysus sons Spoken Aug H. lat 81 o. lon g. By pO.bo STA
h, Fish. No.
ANCHORED OFF HART ISLAND.
Bari Union (Br) Leblanc from Gace Bay.
WIND--Sunset Light, ). 5. L. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHAsLsTcS $. G, Aug @Ariyed, steamship South Csroiss
from New York Outward bound vessels detained here b. heavy
westher
Ca 20-Aryel steamships Hermann Livingston.
NeslOrk Liberty from Baltimore for NewOreans with her rcd
Der stock bro4e steamship Virgo arrived this morning her
ports having experienced terrific gale from Frying Pan shoals De
Friday o'clock midnight the Virgo passed the steamship Rap ss
~ miles south OF Fng Pa all right Ceard Saarla seams1s
Magnolia aud Catherine Whiting Tor NewIorz TOnI.au rh
ieDh.s and brig john Welch, it,, for DObay.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LOSb0S, lTbe GuiOn steamship Cspt Williams
from Nsv York Aug g. tuchi at Queenstown riay al p.Oest
Liverpool The Hamburg American steamship HOsaAA CaS
Meier ron NesYork Aug g. touched at Plymouth yesterday and
ceoiel for Hamburg.
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MdRRIED.

OSDORy-MOODIE-0u Thursday Jaly 20 & seyes
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