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The Mania for Flood.

MCCONNELsBURG, PA, July 13.-Early
Yesterday morning Mrs. John Metz, while
iaboring under a state Of insanity, seized a
gun, and while her husband was sleeping.
shot and killed him instantly. Shen then,
with razor, inflicted a horrible wound
upon the head and neck Of one Of her cidl-
dren, and with pitchfork almost killed
another
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Pullman Palace DTawinC-ROOm ami Sleeping
Cars from st. Louis. Cincinnati and Columbus
to Washington and Baltimore without change Of
cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. j. BARRY. Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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Recovering

Mention was made in these columns a
few weeks since of the fact that Andrew
Thompson, of Leb,non, had both legs
broken by jumping out Of a buggy. We
are pleased to learn that Mr.. Thompson
is recovering rapidly from the effects Of this
accident and will be ont in a short time.
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Place Of ObseT-Tp.- Trh-T yvind " d staIz {, T
walton. o~l LII "iiiu m b Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July IA, 100 A..
PrO6dbilities.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, the upper lake region and the
Northwest, clear or fair weather and de-
cidedly high temperature during the day
with southeast or southwest winds and
slight changes in the barometer.
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Report Of Stage of Water. t0i2 CAdrgesia
he "a Hours ending p. n. July Is, 1874.
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OGtothe uammo,b Gave.

The string band composed Of cOlOred
musicians, Of which Luther Ewing is lead
er, depart for Mammoth Cave, Kentucky,
on the ) \. N. train to-day, with the inten-
tion Of remaining all summer. They have
orr thanks for a delightful sertnade last
niuht.
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DIR. r. L. c. White, editor of the Leila
I,on Herald, and f. 5. Delaney, Of Brad
ley county, were commissioned Notaries
Public yesterday.
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The CoIored soyereiguS.

Mai. Dick Mccain and others addressed
a crowd of negroes, at GoOdlettsville, last
night. John COckrill, the Buzzard orator,
was on hand and smoke a niece.
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Maximum thermometer, 80 deg; minimum
thermometer, II deg.
TeisgrapAic Report from Signal Service C6rps ..
g. a, Of 0bserrdtiOB, at 1855 p. My as
WsStsTn Union Line.
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Ladies', remember the Trustees sale Of
Dry Goods and Notions at ThOs. A. Elam's,
No. II Union street, at absolute cost and
under. Joseph Wheless, Trustee.
;rO ryv
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ShOes.-Go to Nancy Bros and see
Slippers at s1.OO pair, worth 500 to
$500. Call early if you want good bar
gain, at SO Church street. jy14St
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Cash customers will find it to their in
terest to so to Treppard & Co.'S for Cook
Stoves, Fruit Cans and Ice Cream Freezers.
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THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
A Suggestion From the Chairman Of
the Congressional COMMITTEES.

NASHVILLE, July IS, 1S74.-I, as chair
man of the Executive Committee from the
Sixth Congressional District, request that
in view Of abe great Importance Of entire
-unanimity in the action Of the people of
this district, and the difficulty Of converting
the entire committee again in this city, the
people do on the 9th of August, or any day
they may choose through their county
chairmen, select their delegates to 60 10
GAINESVILLE, to nominate a suitable gentle
man TO represent us in Congress, being sa-
tisfied of the fairness of the proposition,
and request the other gentlemen of the
committee TO unite in this request.
G. X. WINTERS.
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1890
Successful Religious Revival.

The religious revival Which has been in
continuance for the past two weeks at Nc
Ferrin's Chapel, Edgefield, closed Sunday
night. Ii was conducted by Rev. Drs.
Hart and Mayhem, and resulted in the
conversion Of twenty persons.
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ARKANSAS.
Redeemed, ReSenerated and Olsen
fhraIIed

LITTLE Rock, July 1S.-The official re-
turns from all the counties have been re-
ceived and opened and foot up as follows
for Convention S0,2j9 against SCOT. of
the ninety one delegates elected over sew
enty are Democrats and Conservative.
Nearly all the delegates are here. The
Democrats are holding caucus tonight.
Gen. Grandson ID. ROystOn, of HemStead,
a member Of the Convention Of 1896, will
be nominated President Of the Convention.
There was a good rain again to-day.
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Just received, the largest and cheapest
stock Of Embroideries ever brought to Nash
vile. Also, Linen Lawns at Is cts REM
nants Irish Linen at half price, at Lebeck
Bros II Union street. jy12 2t
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Pure Liquors for medicinal purposes can
always be had at Smiths Drug Store, corner
Church and Vine streets. jy12 2t
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for the City, Monday,
July Is. IS74.
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or TO the College Races

LoNG BRANCH, Jnly 1S.-President
Grant. accompanied by Mrs. Grant and
Vice President Henry Wilson, left this
morning for Saratoga.
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Killed by Lightning.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, july l3.-During
a severe thunder shower Saturday, the
house of Levi Harrison, in TrImbull, was
struck by lightning and Harrison, his wife
and daughter were killed.
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SDrInracId Promoted.
Bran New Notaries Public

The capital Of Robertson has been grant
ed money order facilities by the POstCffice
Department.
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Imnortaut SuereStiou.

ApropOs of the hydrophobic mania for
muzzling dogs, an Eastern philanthropist
suggests that all fears of cholera might be
abated by mGzziing our small boys during
the green-aPpie season.
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DIED.

LYMAN Yesterday, July Is. AZ the resi-
dence OF her sOn-in-law, NJ. Joseph, 40. O.
North Summer. Mrs. Z. HTMAN, eonsort Of the
ate Jacob Lyman, Of this city, aged 80 years.
Funeral TO take place at O'Clock P. II. this
day; Friends OF the family are Invited to at
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For good bargains in White Goods,
Piques, MuslinS, etc, go to j. FARMLAND *
Co.'S, Public Square. jyl2 st
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DOOley's Yeast Powder is the cheapest,
but not lowest priced, Baking Powder. FL
egant biscuits, rolls, etc, prepared in few
minutes. jyl4 dlw&W1t-
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Nancy Bros. are determined to close
out a certain amount of Boots and Shoes to
make room for their fall stock. jyl43t
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MEMPHIS.
A Negress Kills Her Husband with

RazOr-A Chinamau Dies of Opium.
MEMPHIS, July 13.-Anna JOsey, col
Ored, becoming enraged at her husband
yesterday, slaShed him with a razor in such
a manner as to cause his death in a few
hours.
A Chinaman employed in the Chinaman
laundry on Jefferson street, died yesterday
from the effects Of opium which he had
eaten.
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Beautiful Linen Lawns at 10; glove
fitting COrsets only SOC. and upwards. j..
FARMLAND & Co., Public Square.
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c. w. Smith, Druggist, corner Church
and Vine streets, has just opened fine lot
of Cigars. Prices 10 suit all. jy12 1t
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For the BENEFIT of St. AIMS Church.

A concert and tableaux will be given at
The old Shelby residence, Edgefield, for the
benefit Of St. AIMS Church, on the night
OF the 10Th inst. The Edgefeld Quanette
will take part in the entertainment.
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$40, 900 worth Of Dry Goods viii be
sold, regardless Of cost, at Richhelmer's, 4j
College street. iyl2 It
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Bargain COunter.-Our bargain counter
is filed again with more cheap goods.
Nancy Bros, 90 Church street. jy142
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200 Mosquito Bars ready for use, cheaper
than ever, at Richheimer's, 46 College
street. jy12 p
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Dogs! DOgs.-Dog Mazzles at Treppard
x Cos. jy12 st II, 1919
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100, 900 Sawed Poplar Laths at NJ. C..
Goldberg & Co.'S. jyl4 st
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES.
How They VIII be Conducted i'm Mid
die Tennessee,

Tie four Teachers Institutes for Middle
Tennessee, under the authority of the
State Superintendent, will be held as fol-
lnUs
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The river continues TO rise at this point,
having risen 10 inches for the twenty-fUur
hours ending at > p. NJ. yesterday. We re-
port 3 feet inches on the shoals.
The rise enabled the a. p. Green to
leave for the upper Cumberland. Dixon
Springs was her destination.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The shortest and quicke-t route TO Washing
ton, Baltimore, the East and Southeast.
CONDENSED TINE TABLE THROUGH TRAINS. .
MAY 10, 1874. at A-iii0' EXPRESS. .
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CITY NOTICES.

5000 Cedar Posts for sale cheap at NJ.
C. Goldberg & Co.'s lumber yard.
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Blank {. ) indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tiOnary; minus (- tendency 10 fall; plus IN ten
dency 70 rise. A. Q. FORD, Observer.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

Persy turns around suddenly, and then all the
offending policemen look IN dinerent directions;
Ing into the siips on the East River; others are
watching the Indians on the plains, and . few
been properly provided with pegs, but none OF
them laughed. on, no, not by any means.
CAPTAIN PETTY SMELLS ALE.
The great case OF the day, however. was that Of
Roundsmen Roger OHalloran. OF the Flfth pre-
clnct, who was charged with being drunk on the
made BY Sergeant Reid. OF engineering iame.
o'hSlioran saor ms. Is quite young man; with
temperament Tnis was another OF Captain Petty's
cases. and In fact, Captain Petty's cases took up
nearly al OF the afternoon. Roundsman o'Aallo.
arrested two men for disorderly conduct. one OF
whom ESCAPED and was rearrested at she station
his prisoners into the station house. Captain Petty
took the liberty OF dscharging them. and took the
MIN 1t the time with drunkenness. Captain Petty,
VINO is possessed OF fine sense OF grim humor,
his breath with all due subordlnation to his supe-
rior ofncer. Captain Petty thereupon detected
air, and. In his opinion, 1t was old, all which was
odorilerous 70 his oiactory organ.
WAS 1T BAss's ALE Oh NoTf
But the captain was not able to discover whether
grievous defect VHalioran, ike gentleman,
onered the use OF his breath TO Sergeant Reid,
but that oficer disdainluliy rejected the gift or
boon, whichever ne thought IL was. A pohce
surgeon, named Mcleod, was called In by Coun-
sellor Cooper 70 testify how long beer could re-
ludlu ou tHc sloLuoCu anu oc uctcCtcu III lto ouOI
by an expert ana thought that after i0ur or five
hours II could not be smeled. O'Hall0ran brought
no less than seven OF his brother of1cers, who all
testified that he was perfectly sober on the night
in question and with no sign Of the effects OF
liquor on his face or in his manner OF
walking. and two civilians who corrobo-
rated the of1cers as to OHalloran's sobriety,
Captain Petty alone had detected liquor by the
smell and he cross-examined the officers,
but aid not achieve anything by Sergeant
Reids testimony was OF that indefinite and
cautious nature that II did not do the accused any
harm. Roundsman OHaHoran told MS own story
in clear, manly and Straightforward manner
Disbecker worked with his usual diiigent energy
to ascertain the truth, and IL was very hard work
indeed. 0nlcer 0'Haloran who bears an excel
lent character admitted that he took one glass OF
ale before and another after the occurrence, and
swore positively ana with seeming honesty that
that was all the liquor that he had taken. The
case was referred to tull Board by Commissioner
Disbecker, who manifested desire to obtain all
the facts before deciding in the matter.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
PROBABLE UxORICIDE.

A Dying Woman Accuses Her Husband
OF Having Kicked Her to Death-Her
Statement Cerroboratsd by an Eye
Witneas-Arrest Of the Accused.
At about half-past three O'Clock yesterday after
noon Dr. John Devlin, OF First avenue was called
upon 10 attend Mrs. Mary Ann Mooney, residing
In tho tenement house No. 614 East Eighteenth
street, who was said to be very Ill. Arrived there
the physician found the woman In very low con.
dition, but in full possession OF her senses. An
examination OF her person revealed marks
OF violence around the abdomen, which
part OF her body was much swollen and
discolored. on being questioned as TO the
cause OF her illness the woman became very reti-
cent, refusing to account for IT, Finally when the
doctor informed her that she could not possibly
survive and might die Ia an hours tine she re.
luctantly admitted that her husband, EDWARD
Mooney had the night previous, while under tne
influence OF liquor and without any pf0vocatlon
on her part, kicked and beat her and caused the
R&EN u VIOLENCE whicn we're Visible On ner Qer'
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. %, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Pembroke tBr). Williams, CardT-A Baxter
Co.
steamship Minister Room Ger, Erdmann, Bremen
steamship Colina (Br). MARI. Antwerp-George W Col
ton.
Steamship vindicator, Morton, Havana-wm P Clyde
steamship City Of Dallas Hines New orleans-C Il
.stsamsn,p Ellen Terry, saiyear, Eewbern-Nurrsy.
stsamship Gesrge Washington, Whitehead, Portland
Clark Seaman.
BARK Hermanos cNoD HaupI Liverpool-Tetens 4
bark Padlo Borzone dtalh Bozzano Cork or Falmouth
BaIk EaddaIns GtaD Paturzo. Llsbon-Lawrsncc.
BARK Csriotta Fanny aus. Masich, Beyrout--sioco.
Barn filippo dsaD, Delintrc civita vecchia-sloco-
Bark Rhea GER, weichmann, cete-Funch, Edge
Co
Bark Europa CNor). Johannesen Bordeaux -Tetc ms 4
Brig Henry Trowbridge, crocker Pernambnco and
Brie Pedro. Banrs, st Pierre-John zit,losen.
Brig Clara Jenkins Coombs, Barbados-Miler 4
Brig Rising Sun, Griing. Mayaguez-L, W 4 Arm
Brig Oliver OBJ, Weeks, Port au Prlnce-R Murray.
Brig Renshsw. sylvester stJago-R A Robertson 4
schr Laura Pride oBr, stevens. St Johns PR-Brctt,
scbr Annie Belle, Rice Ponce-B l. Becerra
sehr Welcome Home qsr), HATFIELD Yarmouth. Ns-c
schr 4 D Church. Kelly. Galveston--o II Mallory a
Co
schr Beta, Ackley, Boston-o snow
schrOC Acken, Toms, Observation-Disclosures Manufhc
sehr saine Burton, Burley, stamfora-stamord Manu-.
featuring Co.
srsmsr Erssoi Wallace, rnllaaslpnaa-sS Rapa,
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
SAILED.

Steamships Cuba (BD, tor Liverpool; Adriadc (Br.
Room CGep, Bremeni yindicator. Hayana; City Of Da
las New Orleans: Ellen Terry Newbern, Nc; ships
DO; barks Catherine tGerS Port Chaimsrs; ouracoa
bremen Leocada Ger do: Cort Adler Nor, Lond
Appia tNorl, Dublin; Resolve Norl, Lisbon. Carlton,
Queenstown o. Falmouth NePtun KuS; d0 Or DO: Ru.
Rosa G ItaD. Newry; Urbana QtaD, Liverpool; J
Steele; Mobiei satsma Rus Philadelphia; brigs Sui
Amy Al. Lane seyi;le Abby ;, ol,dord d. RIO Janeiro
mah, Cardenas; Sarah Crowe (Br), st Johns PR
schrs Drisko, Georgetown, Dem; farepa, Progreso
Ada A Shorthand, Savannah,
Sailed from lower bay-ship Oasis Br:, from Liverpool
for Norfolk Dark Milo (Br) from do tor New Orleans
Wind at sun set light
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
Foreign Ports.

GSs wssds9 Rs Ass sss
BR!DoEv1TsR. Oct 2i-Cleared brig Teviot Br,, Alike.
CoLonso sept l9-In port bark Dorothy BrC williams
0I hxtsA1 xer Oct = nMssea bark olive Mount tBr for
Norfolk.
N sos!s.aI t Oct ssOHrriSsd % steamship Nova soouan
IxD1ss .In port brig Anarys Gen. Vessels
s. Do.INee Oct Arrived, steamship Metropolis
sT JOHN NJ Dot se-Cleared, schr Belle Barbour tBr)
;sh1 naSsno ep
Cleared 18TH ship Magnolia Br Hilton New Orleans
2lst schr Rnuama (Br), r Johnson, New York
American Ports.
ASTORIA oregon) Oct H-Arrived. bark Harrington
~AIEx4NDRIA.. Oct a-Arrived. steamship
In the river. bound up four vessels-one OF them the
Passed up-schrs Enoch Moore, and Louisa Birdsali
S.:sa s.sE % Harding nom George.
x.y os; Assa
S Nsr ofss ran
% si%oson, rhiisdelphisi Godfrey sssSSe liSr. DO
ss ss% iv 6ss
xsD xss bss Sssa hs Of
land 0hars.ten SCI ,,c sch5s 81 MSrrsSn lavender
sailed-ships Mount washington and Charlotte W
White bark swallow.
whittemore Portland Western star Crocker, Boston.
Below-Barks Prednes QNor), Pedersen from Liver
pool; Lalla {Brl, Cunningham, from Demsrara; brig
Apollo tBr), Butler, from ct Pierre, Mart
Cleared-Schr Clara Simpson, Talpey, Portsmouth.
asth-Arrved, steamers saraso@s. Hooper, Savannah;
Elizabeth Clark, New York; barks Tiihd Norl Fred.
Ger Schultz Gloucester. 81 brig Georgia, Field, Turks
Beiow-Bris catharina Csor). Molcr, from Rio ia.
Returned-schr A Sanchez, Benson. for West indies
Cieared-seamers Jas A Gary HAIL. Newbern NC; j
Garrett, Hx, New York; bark Wasama tRus), Lund.
strom, Dublin.
sailed-sea mship Peruvian, LIVERPOOL
BRUNSWICK, Ca, Oct 2S-Cleared, schr Delhi, Rmer.
son, New York.
BANGOR, Oct 2e-Arrivea. schrs Harbinger, Parker
and Fanny Butler, sherman, New York Sandy Point
| Grant do; Bird, Backingon, Baltimore.
Tth-Arrved, bark Edwin Reed new, Higgins, Bath,
| to load tor Liverpool
ssilcdBart rirsndsllo qtaD Todaro, Sicily; sehrs
Drsco New York; Joseph w Stover, do,
BATH Oct 26-Sailed, schrs Montana Bearse, and Sc
| guin Rogers Philadelphia 27th, brig Prentss Hobbs.
Bo0rHBAY, Ne. Oct le-Arrivcd, schrs stsndish vii.
der Penobscot for New York; I'D, Jane Bangor for do
BRISTOL, Oct @-Arrived, schr Cowperthwaite,
Jones' Somerset for Georgetown, Dc. ,,,,.
CHARLBbTON, Oct 28--Arrivcd, gteAmship VirglniA,
from Philadelphia bark La Plata Br). Matthew'S Law
| erpool ., yv..S
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Oct 26-Arrved, bark Sanviken Gwe) sam
uesen, New York.
son. from New aore sos '''A''' '''''''' '''''
BRExERHAvEH. Oct N-Arrived, barks Auguste Ger,
Won Harten, Baltimore wcser GER, Poppe do Crown
Jewel (Br) Delap, New York via the Downs where she
arrived ed, damaged.
DUxxIRx. Oct 27-sailed, bark SYRIA, Corning. New
York.
ELsrxoRx, Oct 2s-Arrived bark Fortuna (Ger zlm-
mermann New York.
HAMBURG, Oct 26-Arrived, bark Johann Kepler Ner
Spie. New York.
Also arrived 26th. bark Lola lsp). Urng Wilmington
NC.
Sailed eth, bark candace GER. Meinschen. San Fran
CISCO
LrvERrooL, Oct 2s-Arrived, steamship State OF Ala
bama tBr, Flint New Orleans; bark Unico dtaD, Bio
gene, Bangor, Me-.
LONDON, Oct 2S-Arrved, bark Dos Hermanos (Sp),
Gabancno. Wilmington, NC.
Also arrived 2sth, bark Helene Nor) Nielsen, New
York.
LONDONDERRY Oct N-sailed. bark Wave King tBr).
Corbett United States.
LxrH Oct 2s-Arrived the Alice, United States pos
sbly bark Alice, Bourke, from Chicago via Quebec,.
LISBON, Oct --Saed schr Harriet Brewster. SQuires
Rio Grande.
MxLsouRSx, Oct 2s-Arrived, bark Robert Kelley
Kingman, Boston.
MAasxILLEs, Oct t--sailed, bark simeto GtaD, vivl
ano, New Oreana
q, Z6-ATTlVeO. =
Louise Ger. Bradherng, New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 2s-Arrived bark Fld Csor), Thorn.
sen, Baltimore.
Also arrived 2sth steamships Caspian (Br, Trocks,
Baltimore for Liverpool; Keniworth CBr), Prowse
Philadelphia for DO
RorrERDAM Oct 26-Arrived, bark Tordenskjold (Nor,
Paulsen, New York
Arrived eth, steamship Caland (Dutch) Dcddes
New York.
Arrived at - Oct 26, the Jupiter, from United
States (Ship Jupiter GeY Stricken left Philadelphia
Sept Is for Bremen, and BARK Jupiter Ge Lcitke. left
New York Sept II for stettin.)
Sailed from - Oct q, ship Epamnondas (Br). Bro
die drom Greenock), Pensacola.
LONDON, Oct pa telegram from Calcutta says brig
Susan Voorhees, Fulford, from Calcutta for Boston,
previously reported ashore in Diamond Harbor, has
been gotten of with little damage.
Advices from Hong Kong dated Oct a. state that Capt
Van Slice Is confident floating steamship Alaska,
ashore at that place. at the present spring tides and at
small expense.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

son. Catholic priest was Immediately gum
moned her request, and In less tnan after
his arrival the unfortunate woman was dead.
A sister OF tue victim fully corrooorated her
ante-mor.em statement she having been an eye
witness to his brutality. Some OF the inmates Of
leging that they heard hun beating her Mooney
was as arrested by Oficer Fuller, OF the Egh-
teenth precinct, and locked mp In the Twenty
when his dying wife made her accusation to the
physician, and did not deny Its truth; but AZ the
era, although not vehement, denial The Coroner
WAS notified