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The New York herald., 1874-07-18

PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY II, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Celtic CBr, Kiddie, Liverpool via Queens.
town-R tortis.
steamship Algeria Frl LIE Messurer, Liverpool via
Steamship Utopia sBrl Small Glasgow-henderson
steamship Broomhsugh Br), Anderson. Ha amburg-C
.steamsh,p Ellen Terry, salycar. Newbern Murray
ship Wellington Br). Harris Liverpool-Jas W Elwen
Bark Sunny Region (Br,, Kenny. AMER orders-Jas
Bark Alfred GER. Schroeder Cork for orders-Funch
Bark Car Friedrich tGer). Knuth, Rotterdam-Jacob
BARK Gustav Adoph tswe>. Jansen, Amsterdam
Bark Doris Gerdes GER, Jansen, sretan-Funch Edye
Bark Gessner GER. ChristofIers, Bremen-H Koop
Bark Esau (Aus). Marassi, Dunkirk-siocovich 4 Co.
Bark Shamrock, Panno. Bucnos Ayres-H ID J U
Bark Morning star (Bn, Lisson St Jago and Guanta-
Brig Carl Oswe,, Engstrom. Elsinore-Funch Edge
Brig Anna DAM Oden. Hamburg-Funch, Edye 4 CO.
Brig Sarah Crowel tBD, Morris, st Johns Pr
brig John Mason Porter, Key West and Pensacola
schr Henry Parker. Lewis, Georgetown Dem-Ed win
schr v starrett (Br,, Dexter, st Johns MD De
schr Rubina OBJ, secord, St John. Mp Nevius
Sons
schr VIM McGee, Woodland. Batmore-w Chalmers
schr VIM Rice, Pressey. .Newburyport-Candee Pres
Schr scio, Smith, Newburyport-Jed Frye Co.
schr MARY Miller Dayton. Boston-A DAYTON CO.
Schr casper Lawson, Goruon Fall Rlver-Rackett 4
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The New York herald., 1874-07-18
THE JERSEY CITY CHURCH SCANDAL.
Further Developments-The Accused
Pastor To BE Probably Summoned Be-
fore the Presbytery-Another Scandal
Brought 10 Light.

Brought to Light.
To say that the church.gone people OF Jersey
City were astounded at the revelations in yester.
days HERALD concerning the pastor OF one OF the
churches would be the mildest expression OF the
public sentiment A reporter had interviews with
several prominent members OF the Presby
church in relation TO the case. Tney were all
PANIED at the aspect the case has now assumed,
and would willingly, for the sake OF the church,
nave the whole matter trodden under loot.
One gentleman connected with the First Presby-
views as lollows:-'l am inclined To think the case
Is not as bad as representedat least hope 1or
know nothing about the case. But VIII say POSI-
lively that nave known M. Glendenny ior q long
time, and regard him as q high-toned, ciever
honorable young man. That there was strong
there is little doubt, but l understand Mr..
Giendenny is prepared to meet the charge. At
the same time the Church must take actlOn in
dependent oil the legal proceedings, and tell you
tclenchlng his hand) If there be anything IN this
case, OF goes his head with deterulnat tion).
He may then appeal TO the Presbytery. have the
best reason Tor believing that a special meeting
be promptly investigated. We have four courts
the Church, the Presbytery the SYNOD and the
General Council. Any person condemned by the
lower court has the right OF appeal to all the
Othersr
Another gentleman. who lived in proximity to
the residence OF the accused pastor, and who
seemed overwhelmed with astOnis nment, re-
marked, al could hardly believe 1t when read it
IN the morning papers. Mir. Glendenny and Miss
Pomer0v visited my house frequently together and
II was well known IN my family that they were en-.
gagged TO be married.n
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

and irrelevant as 70 take M the FOitre Gazette,
Win us twenty-lour ages OF Illustrations, and
say, This Is all a he." 20 extensive a hOei re-
qures II answered at all, a special denial OF It's
several parts; and, furthermore. IL requires, In
ths particular case, not only denial OF things
nisstated, but a truthful explanation o. other
Things that remain unsta'ed anu III mystery. In
otner w0rls, the alse story, met at ALL should be
confronted and conIounded ov the true one. Now
ny friend, you urge tue 10 speak; but wheh the
truth Is sword God's mercy sometimes
commands IL sheathed. Ii YOU think l do not burn
70 defend my vile and little ones you know not
the merry spirit within ne. But my wie's heart Is
more lou ntaln Oi charity, and quencnes all re-
sentmen Is. She says 'Let there be no suffering
save TO curse yes alone,n and iorbids vindicaton
TO the injury OF others. From The beginning she
has stood with her hand on my lips, saying,
"hush" so when you prompt me to speak Tor
her you countervail her more Christian mandate
0i silence. Moreover, after all the CHIEF victim OF
the publlc displeasure is myself alone; and SO long
AS this rs happily the shah try with patience
TO Keep my answer within my own breast, lest IL
shoot forth like tlunderbolt through other
hearts Yours, truly, THE0DORE TlLTON.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
Beecher and Tilton.

To TUE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Three queries have to present for publication
In your valuable journal:-
Frst-ls Mr.. Beecher guilty OF the gross charges
made against hlmy
Seconds MIR. Tilton sane, when, under any cir
cumstances. he wnfully drags his vile, the mother
oi his children, before an uncnaritable public?
fhird-u all Is true thar is represented, would
1t not be ennaoclng the cause OF religion and
virtue, above all the influence of the clergy, whom
We believe 70 be above reproacn to allow the
mantle OF charity to al quietly over the actors In
this scene, and giving each the benefit OF doubt,
end this most melancholy controversy, the details
OF which, as published, none can peruse without
feeling AKIN TO pain 2
have never seen Mr.. Beecher but three times,
and know nothing OF the real merits OF the case.
l can only depore that one VINO has been a shining
hight TO his fellows lor so many years should this
late day have been placed before the tribunal OF
censure and criticism rom any real or imaginary
acts OF his own.
For the good OF humanity and all future religious
teachers l pray that ne may come out unscatned
from the present fiery ORDEAL 40 err is human,
to forgive divine" / am, Sir, your obedient ser.
want, AN kPISCoPALlAN
NEW YORK. July Il, 1874.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
THE BROOKLYN QUERY.
Mr.. Tilton's View OF the Case
Presented.
An Idea Of the Promised
Revelations.
MRS. TILTON'S POSITION.

a semi-On,cial Statement from TiIton.
From the Brooklyn Argus.I
Mr. Ttiton mas been severely censured by many
persons for having kept silence until now. He
could NOS have done otherwise. 1t Is known to
mis- friends that the melancholy conditions which
prevailed in hts household came to his knowl-
edge more than four years ago; that he
Was compelled by OF duty to pre-
vent any knowledge OF those conditions from
reaching the ear of the public; ina. governed
by his natural desire TO shield his family from the
inevitable consequences OF scandal, he continued
70 keep silence until alter the publication OF Or.
Bacon's remarks concerning himself: that when
he replied 10 DR.. Bacon In the letter which EN-
oraced the passage from Mr.. Beecher's apology
he still refrained from mentioning names, and
that so long Mrs. Tilton remained
IN ms house, continuing te hold her posi-
Ion as its mistress and his vile, ne still pre-
the ease"patientiy enduring the reyilements
10 which he subjected. and saying 10 the
friends TO whose remonstrances he listened, I can
not and Will not speak 30 long Gs family reasons
But day came when Mrs. rllton lef, her
home. That day was Saturday or last week.
The vile having LETT her husband, her chill
sren and @ her pn,, house 70 accept accept the hos
Ing by that act virtually deserted Mr. Tilton,
he felt he was lusti1ed IN Withdrawing from her
the protection she had previously received, and
he Was also painfully conscious that fatal step
had been taken in this sudden and legal severance
VI the marital relatlOns Uy the act oil MRS. Titon
pnbhcy announced In card IN the columns OF the
Argus, written in her behalf by Mr.. Edward ].
0vington; Relieved by that act from the obliga
ton he had before considered imperative Mr..
Tnton repned 10 the summons OF the investigating
committee in the letter dated on the 18th OF July,
In winch he declared his intention 70 prepare the
''fnl and detailed statement which Is now so
anxiousiy looked for.
MRS. I1lton lett her home on Saturday, July II.
On the folio wing Monday Mr., rilton's preliminary
letter TO the Plymouth church committee was
gwen 20 the press. On Monday next Mr.. Tilton's
statement Will be laid before the committee. or
It's contents nothing can now be SAID. 1t will tell
It's own story. But 1t should be generally under
stood that II Mrs. rlton had remained un-
der the protection OF her husband neither
the promised statement nor any writing
OF similar character would have been placed be-
fore the committee or the public In the changed
condition ol affairs Mr.. Tilton ieels himself at b
erty 10 reveal the proofs which he has hitherto
concealed his nome Is broken up; in a very few
Gays he will be wanderer upon the face or the
earth; MS wife VIII regain possession OF ner old
nome and all that 1t contains, by his own gener-
0us giit and the world WILL Judge between man
and wi e.
Mr.. Tllton's friends desire that this plain state
ment may be made public. in order that the rea-
sons for breaking long silence may be properly
understood.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
Must TfIton Leave Brooklyn
From the Brooklyn Eagle.l

From the Brooklyn Eagle.l
So far as the scandal proper Is concerned there
IS nothing ne,o specially deserving or comment
beyond the moo ,7,nsors uhich sciu be FOUND
reteyred to IN another coiunn-ndnaelv, that Mr.
Beecher has prepared his statement or the case
and that Mr.. TfltOn has resolved 20 change the
character or h,s promised erhi6A IL is nOtr sdfd
Utdt Mr.. TfitOh proposes 10 shOsC that M Beecher
did gyfer0uS rTOng, not 10 ham, Tilton, 6lt to
other men. Should this ruiaOr p1'ore correct
oeiere Mr.. TtttOB triU find 10 Immensely TO has
interest 10 a0GadOa Brooklyn as a place or resi-
deyscS.
Mr.. Beechers statement, we understand, deals
explicitly and in detail with the 1llton case He
denies that he ever either did or proposed i'm
proper act to Mrs. Tton. SO lar as the other
about which MIR. Tilton proposes TO speak are con-
cerned, Mr.. Beecher repeats his card To the Eagle
making an absolute and unqualified denial That
denial, We doubt not, Will prove as satisfactory to
al men who honor nobility OF purpose and honest
living as VIII the explanation Vi Mr.. niton's par
ticuiar grievance.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
MYSTIC PARK RACES,

BOSTON, July II, 1874.
In consequence Of the rain ON Thursday the
races announced for the third days sport OF the
July meeting at Mystic Park were postponed until
to-day, and teen a good company was present to
witness them. In addition to the 1850 class trot
ana the running race on the original programme a
handicap sweepstakes was trotted, and the sport
was quite intei iestlng.
In the first race, for horses that have never
beaten $780, the black mare Etfie, black mare Bes-
Sic Hunt and brown geding John Mills started.
SUMMARY.
MYSTIC PARK July MHErNG-FRIDAY, July IT.
1sA-Purse $3.50, for $3.50 horses; mile heats
Ond and SIS to third horse.
James GoldeDs blk IN. Effe ............ 1
f. T. Bessey's blk. m. Bessie Hunt. ......... 2 9
George Lanes br. g. John Mills. s............ 3 3
Time, 2:50%-2:4S-2a5H.
The next contest was Tor handicap sweep
stakes, IN which five horses were entered, these
beng the PAGER Cobber, In harness; the trOtters
Florence Americus, Rosa B0nheur, and Jester, TO
lbs. In the order of the names given they were
assigned positions.
Summary.
MYSTIC PARK JULY MEETING-FRrDAY, July II,
ls74.-Handicap sweepstakes, $3.50; mile heats,
A. Woodard's b. q. Jasper to lis ID. wagon. 1 1
ii. Sargent's 8. g. PAGER CObbler in harness. q 2 2
}. Ramsay g z. m. Rosa BOnheur. ........... 3
G. II. Hicks b. m. Florence. ................3 4
X. Mckenze's <. z. Americas ............ dis
Time, 2:49-24sh-2:46x.
In the running race five horses were entered
but only three started-b. z. Ned HanlOn C. m.
Eclair and C. q. Ginger, these being the positions
OF the horses on the start.
SUMMARY.
MYSTIC PARK JULY MEETING-FRIDAY, July II,
1s74.-Purse $780, for running horses; mile and
repeat; weight Tor age.
J, Wiibur's ch. m Ecair, aged. .......... ! !
James Goiden's cn. z. Ginger, aged.
- Brooks b. K. Ned HanlOn, aged.
Time, 1:4s--1:4s.
Tomorrow afternoon the principal race OF the
meeung-that for the 229 h0rses-will take place
and the Judges say IL will he fighting contest so
FAR as t1e trotting Is concerned.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
The Statements.

From che Brooklyn Eage.l
MT Beecher's statement although not yet OH
emily before the committee, Is in the hands OF MS
friends and Will be submitted as soon as Mr. TIL
tons Is put in. Gentlemen who have seen IL speak
of as frank, STRAIGHTFORWARD, manly document
Mr. Beecher addresses himself in detail to the
Titon case, explains the nature OF his trouble
with Mr. Tlton denies that he ever made
An impure intimaton 70 Mrs. Tilton, and con-
cudes with an absolute and unequlvocal denial OF
al the other SANDERS which have been set in
motion against him. He acknowledges that Mrs.
Tlton complained 10 him OF her husband, that she
spoke Of his inndelity and cited instances. spoke
OF his going with strange women and proved that
her statement was true, and finally begged him,
M. Beecher, TO advise her as man and minister
what TO do. Mr.. Beecher, after long deliDera-
ticn and considerable hesltancy, advised
her If she felt she could not reclaim her
husband TO leave him. After time Mr. Beecher
advice He thought hat perhaps If left to the i'm
pulses OF his own generous nature Tlton would
have abandoned tue strange women alter whom
he had been running and return TO the peace Of
his own household. IN this condition OF mind he
2poiogized TO Mr.. Tlton Tor what he hao DONE
promised 10 extend TO him the right hand OF fe-
lowship IN the future, and bury the past utterly
This we are informed is the scope of Mf. Beecher's
statement, statement supported with an array
oi iacts tRat leave little standing room for scep-
tcism.
Mr.. rnton's forthcoming statement will. IL is
san dlsappoInt tne public greatly. The supposi-
ton has been that lie would undertake 10 prove
that MI beecher had done him grave personal in
jury; that ne would specify that wrong ana adj
duce evidence oil Its reality. Now II is understood
he has resolved TO remain retcent in re-
9ard 10 ms own family but VIII go into the gen.
eral scandal In other words, he will attempt to
show that Mr.. Beecher outraged not the Tllton
but some other household. he reasons IN this
way;-"My proposition Is that Mr.. Beecher not
mt man TO occupy a Christian pulpit.
What Mr.. Beecher has done TO me is
my own affair. The public interest is
properly IN my main proposition, and in sup
port oil 1t submit the following statement &c.
Ia t0rc afip.r
will AFFECT the character OF two other women be-
sioe Mrs Titon. The consistency OF Mr.. 1llton's
position Will De best judged Of by the public when
the statement appears and Its contents are COM
pared WITH It's promises.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

HERALD wHrrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship Wisconsin lBr. Bedaoe, Liverpool July ],
large eeScfs nlGs 9th h'px as
az e lon 50 Ss spoke & bark Elizabeth Taylor sr hence
passed saamshp &o Sence o
steamship Great Western lBr, wndham, Bristol July
had sns s July H s sG"s on
Sb & ssned PaF sho TdDs oS asS sawns
sieamsnip Macedonia Br, Laird, Glasgow July 4 and
Move 5th with ndse and $50 to Henderson
steamship Kronprinz Friedrich Wilhelm GER Helm
6rpd Bremen I Jnne 80 with mdse and s
eGs 5%y
Seam,hig aa colna .Bslg Mari antwerp July with
40 Hope S9S 9s sm bandss
July With mise and $ rasensers aSf to nsvTt
XVIII rom Hyeroo for Gsorgeso%h % SSf. showing
last aaSRae Co ta'as'DA' In ball
w hSm ms to Den kS ne0 nsemsn @
passage and had fine weather July at Ass lon u So
Goueesier and other ashinE anchor 20
md s e s nsns Of f9ns so nHTS ons Il VIII
81 heena June and crossed the Equator June IS in
,nS! Brig Neosus I Ger, BERG Marseies 50 days with
ssa.f lat lon aS z g. pa isisp sHp
sein IND Fr, p,ss sIseeEing En Ne z. ,,,
phaitum to Morgan Co; Vessel To to i Hsnsy 10 Par. ar
Brig Carrie Pickering tof Boston,. Torrcy, Bath Me-
schr Jos Bartlett Bartlett Buenos Ayrcs 81 days,
w n6es T9S &c to Srasr s, % Lud GG
sugar END molasses to Latasa Coz vessel to Simpson,
fruit VIM boasas vessel to WeneePs o'ss WIN
ams uhiy Tane Co; vessel G 70 Weinberg @ .'u'
sugar TO eSwe SON Co to Bqe %
schr Eastern Queen (of Nassau, Evans San Salvador
6days, with pines TO Jas Douglas.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Hattie Pettis tBr) Pettis Windsor, M, for New
Brig Emira harp, Providence for New York
Brig John Aviles Tracy Bath Jersey City with ice
sehr Elm City, Kidd, Hartford for New York
@ NsT
schr Vim Henry, Pioneer, Boston for New York with
sShr new zealand, Haskell, Boston for New York.
schr Lady Franklin, Olsen, Lanes Cove for Philadel-
sshr Plus y WiIlismson oreenport for New York
Der 70 Chase Talbot Co.
Ea er P
schr Mary Susan, Snow, Rockland for New York with
schr % Como Lewis Lewis Portland for New York, with ium
schr Hdrian9a wolston, Bath for New York. with um.
schr Redondo Moore, Calais tor New York. with lun
'eE chr Sa9ss ses sS9 o
with stone TO Jas Sharkey.
schr j Ingraham Dickens, Middetown for Philadel.
phia, with stone
schr zella Holowell Tapsco Bay, Me, for New York,
with lumber TO simpson Clapp 4 90.
schr M Brainard Hull, Portland for New York, with
stone to Tate Osborn.
scbr Leach Hatch, Newport for New York
schr j Buckalew, Shropshire, Providence for New
York.
sehr Cornelia, Carroll, Providence for New York
schr Geo W Glover, Perry, Portland for New York
with lumber TO Move, Cole X Benson
schr Aice scranton Buchanan. stony Creek for Har.
lem, with stone 10 heeker Co.
schr Mail. Mead. Greenwich Tor New York, with stone
TO order.
BOUND EAST.
echr Abel Parker, Dean, Eizabe Import for Taunton
hchr Boaz, Getchell Port Johnson Tor Boston.
Schr Fannie A Edith, Bartlett New York Tor Bangor
tchr Annie Martin Godfrey, Phiiadelpha Boston.
schr j Mitchell, Morrill,, Albany tor stamford.
Steamer Gsatea, Gale, New YORK tor Providence.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
OH CABLE SHIPPING NEWS,

ANTWERP, July l7-Arrived, steamship Peter Jebsen
tNor), Wolf New York.
BRISTOL, July l7-saied schr Anita Small, Tybee
BoRDKAux-Sailed, ship Sanvic (Fr) for San Francisco
CARDIFF, July l7-sailed, ship Bombay, Work. singa
pore.
schosler New York Lillian Rumball. do Tor Cronstadt
GiBRALrAR-Arrived bark J II Pearson, Taylor, New
York: brig Elbe tBr, Chisholm do.
HAMBURG, July l5Arrivec, ship Sea Serpent Christie.
pherson New York
HoSG KoSo. July l5-Arrived. teamship Japan Free
man, San Francisco via Yokohama
KoNIosBERG July l7-Arrived barks James e Brett
Gibson, and Jose phine Martin. Pickett New YORK.
LIVERPOOL July F-saed ship Andrew Jack son.
Field, Baltimore.
LONDON July H-Arrived, steamship Denmark (sr
Sumner New York.
LEGnoRN-sailed, bark Witch, Bursiey Boston
MALAGA-Arrived schr l. Bradley, Chase, New Or.
leans
MARsEILLxs July l4-sailed, ship Jaques Caur dr)
Leroy, San Francisco.
PENARrH, July l6-Arrived, bark storjohann Nor
Morthensen, New York
PLYMOUTH July l7-Arrived bark Tigre CAus), Cosu.
Itch, Boston for London.
QuEESsrowS, July H-Arrivcd, Rapuelo QtaD, Mortola
Baltimore.
Also arrived nth, steamship Caabria ('r McMicxan,
New York for Liverpool and proceeded).
Arrived 10TH ship Intrepid, simmons Enderbury ISL
and
Sailed July II, steamships Republic tBr GIeaden and
City of Richmond (BrJ. Brooks (from Liverpool, New
York.
REvAL July l4-saed, ship Ellen southard Wood
worth United States
SrETTIN, July l5-Arrived brrs Graf Won Arnim Ger,
Hoze, New YORK Tarifa, Brown, do.
wHALENEN
spoken-Bark chas Morgan, Tinkham Of NB. July
3, of Flores.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
MONMOUTH ARK RACES.

The Monmouth RAJ races close to-day with nve
important even's> The nrst is the August Stakes,
for two-year'oids, a dash Of q mile, which closed
with twenW nominations; the second is the
Roh,ns stakes for colts and FLIES, three years Old
dashp two miles, which closed with thirty ono
NOMINATIONS; the third the Consolation handicap.
for beaten norses all ages, one and a nalf miles;
then there will be match race between vaultress
and shylocs for S., 600, two miles, and the meet
ing viii wind up with steeplechase handicap.
he following are lew OF the pools sold on the
races last night, which exhibits the estimation In
when the horses are he'd ~ the betting ira
rr,tfM
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
CARLETON PARK RACES.

TORONTO, Ont, July II, 1874.
SECOND DAy.-The first event was a steeple-
chase, $275 handicap; two and three-quarter
miles, and was won bv Jack the Barber.
Race ior $500, mile DASH open TO all. Won By
Trouble IN l :5A
DOMINION race, $3.50 handicap; mile heats. Won
by swallow. Best time, 1861
Hotel keepers Purse OF $500; open to all; mile
and hall dash. Won by Warcry.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
MULLEN'S WALK.

The inner circle at Barnum's Hlppodrome is be-
ing prepared Tor Mulen's walk OF 500 miles. The
shape Of the track Is almost oval and offers no
GmDedtne''to In the shape OF square corners such
as Weston had TO encounter at the Rink It is cal
culated that at least second OF time was lost at
each OF the four turns at Weston's famous match
against time at the Rink Mr. Mullen claims that
he will surely accomplish the leat OF walking the
number OF miles In the Indicated time. The Hippo
drome o1ers many advantages 70 pedestrians; q
soft hight pure air, inspiring music during the per-
torrance, and If Muen's talk about MuIlen's stalk
means anything this Is the place to prove 1t.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
BETTER QUARTERS FOB TWEED.
His Removal to the Fifth Avenue <f0tel
I'm pra G ic able.

william NJ. Tweed Is TO be removearfo larger
and better room on the southern side. OF the GEN.
tral Penitenuary, as he has seriously compla aned
OF his present quarters as peing much TOO narrow
ali close and Injurious 10 his health. Ills new
quarters to be furnished with the bed. cnairs,
&c, OF his old room, and II Is sincerely hoped by
Ii the new room should fa to come
up to the requirements OF the ustrious prls.
0ner then some enterprisiDg hotel keeper
viii undoubtedly build an elegant hotel on i've
Island for the sole benefit OF Tweed. For the
present, owing 10 the peculiarly harsn construc-
ton of the law In rnc case, mis- removal to the Fifth
Avenue Hotel or Brevoort House seems impractic-
able to the prison authorities.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
FIRST BALE NEW CROP COTTON,

SThe first bale OF this years. cotton crop was re-
ceived In this city yesterday and sold as usual by
Messrs. John II. Draper Co., at the Cotton Ex-
change, The cotton was raised In Cameron county,
leXss Oy Mr.. j.. j. Haynes, and Nessrs r. Yturria
brO consigned the same 70 Messrs woodward
Stlliman coumissoI nerchaDts. for disposition
at New York.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
CREEDMOOR.

The second competition for the selection OF an
American team to shoot the approaching inter-
national match, win take place to-day at eleven
O'Clock A. M. on the National Rine Range. The
llsts are open TO all comeT5 or American birth.
Ihe contest ~ under the auspices aud direction OF
the Amateur Rife Club.
The 1fst competition for the Bruce Champion
MEDAL or the Seventy.nlnth Regiment Rife Club,
will come of to-day at three O'Clock p. NJ. on the
Creedlnoor range.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

Smith, San Francisco; Edith drJ, Bremen Bremerha-
yen eierJ do Nile (Brl Antwerp Caliope (Br, London
Ger, doi President paal tNorl, Cork or Falmouth, MI
ncrva utaD, do do; PorlrO De Martino utaD King
Lynn; Lord Clarendon OBI BuenOs Ayres; Montreal
tBrl Antwerp Francisco Chlazlaro 1tal, Rotterdam
Peppino hignanQ utaD, Penarth Roads; John Grimm
Havana hrigs Armstrong, Mayaguez; lndusiry (Brj
Lonaoh dose, LlsboD ~ GoolIIeh OpoIto. Victoria.