, 1873-07-10

4 ore ana Indispensable services Ialtniui.y
rendered; that there is nothing mysteri-
rus or difficult to explain.
New YORK, July 8.-By direction OF
re sheriff. yonng Walworth was remov
from the quarters in the Ioombs
retofore occupied by him. to cell IL
.rderers low. 1t is said that wh.n
friends Of Walworth learned of this
lou they were very much annoyed.
several Of his friends Including Mrs.
Walworth and Thurlow Weed. waited
upon the sheriff TO ascertain if it WAS
not possible to place Walworth i'll some
other cell, not in the neighborhood Of
convicted felons. The sheriff Informed
the deputation that he had, only "a few
hours before. visited WalworIh who had
said to him: . l don't care to be moved
from here" The deputation asked the
sheriff to keep WaIworth in the l"ombs
as long as he could. The she III
expressed his deterT ination to send him
to Sing Sing tomorrow.
CHICAGO. July 8.--Acconnts from
Ohio and Indiana state that the nnpre.
cedeuted rain storms of last VT. have
done imT ense damage to the crops OF
wheat, which Ill many Ii calltles. Was
nearly ready for the harvest. Growing
corn also sustained severe damage. The
central portion of Ohio appears to have
suffered most, ana the damage to crops.
fences, buildings and stock is estimated
at hundreds OF thousands of dollars.
, The storm WAS less general i'll Illinois,
but still tie loss Will be- very consider
able.
BosroN, July S.-A small sloop was
found in the Bay yesterday, and when
being righted a body became discharged
from the rigging and sank. 1t Is sup
posed others were drowned when the
sloop capsized.
HALIFAX. July 8.-Bermuda dates TO
the first inst. say that quite IL number
of. men were pumping out the stranded
ship Beaumaris Castle, when Edmund
Cult, in attempting to clean stralner
IF the point, Was sntfocated by foul gas
i'll the ship. Capt. Bryan and forty
others went 10 his Rescue but became
exhausted aud had to be hauled ont.
| BRYAN died before hs could besot out.
The tug boat Daisy, of Liverpool, N.
$. arrived this morning with Henry
Mahey, purser of the Inman STEAMER
City of Washington, from whom ths
following particulars Of the shipwre OK
are cleaned: Che City of Washington
sailed from Liverpool on the oath OF
June, and from the time of leaving that
port until tie vessel struck, neither sun
nor stars had been seen, so that it wa.
impossible to t.ke an observation during
the entire passage i'll order to ascertain
the position the ship. Wien the steam
er struck, about 2 clock Saturday, the
f, g Was SO dense that no object could be
seen three rods ahead.
Every body on board SUPPOSED the
vessel was proceeding OH her way to
New York and the ly animation 10
the contrary was the heavy grating
sound as the vessel was drawn over the
rough bottom of the shoals to where
she now lies. The steamer was going at
the rate of about knots when she
struck. NJ excitement Oh boaid al the
ume; everybody WAS perfectly calm.
Capt. Philip and the officers and crew
immediately set about lowering the
boats and getting the passengers Oh
shore. There were 2o cabi" aud 4ol
steelage passengers. In the meantilne
guns were fired from The slip; Ill all
swer 10 them small boats came along
side from whom. The fist lntlination ."a,
oDtalned as to the locality where the
vessel had been driven. he sea Was
calm, and The distance to the nalnlahd
about a quarter OF IL mile. Boats were
launched an1 manned aud lii hour
from The tine Ut the disaster every soul
Oh board Landed III Port Labor, wuere
,ue lnhabi' ants busled themselves pros
yi.ilng temporary Recommendations Ioi
the passenger aud crew. All The lug
gage, fleets, ships ST res, etc. were al
81 saved. 1he ship Is riding on al
even Keel as IT al anchor. 1he -nglne
room Is tull Of water Which ebOs ANA
hows through II; and At Is supposed
,nat IA hole ls stoveu III the bottom be-
meath the englue room. The second
deck Is pretty clear of water but below