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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
Have we McatncDs Among US,

A lew years ago II a newspaper had suggested
the fire and tho urn as IL substitute for the. pick
the shovel and the strip of clay six by three, aud
urged cremation as the best mode OF disposing OF
our slowed ones" who have gone before; such furOr
would have been raised that tho poor scribe would
have been afraid TO have shown his face in any
christian church In the land. No Minister dared
TO urge such thing upon his people hve years
ago. Had he dsne SO he would have been charg
ed with infdelity at once. Nor do We believe the
charge would have been made without cause.
The mere suggestion that the Christian nations
should resort 10 the horrid mode of the ancient
pagans and heathens, In disposing the dead, is
shocking to every sensitive nature; and Ia conclu-
sive evidence that the churches have lost much oi
their former faith In the doctrines that were taught
in the earlier days of tho Reformation and by the
old Methodists and other protestant denominations
Nevertheless, the heather rites Of burial arc
being errnestly advocated in several parts OF the
country and have been spoken Of by some preach
crs as preferable to our present christian burial
In New York, few days ago, those in favor oi
the burning OF dead bodies, held a meeting and
pledged themselves TO burn up the bodies oi
those who made known their wish before death
to have their remains thus disposed Of During
the meeting however, MIR. Croly came forward,
and suggeatsd that after ALL in a utilitarian way,
VIC could do more good with what is left OF u.s.
being dust than by being ashes, and there may be
those to agree with him, that TO blossom into bat
te-sbeaycs OF lfe-giving corn, is better than al
the reveIbsratory furnaces of the cremat oniats
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
The New Court House Proposition

We find there is considerable objection to the
proposed remodsling of the County Court House
at this time. There is large number oil citizens
who hoped to see the county clear OF debt and
the taxes reduced somewhat. tbs said that our
court room is large as court rooms In the great
cities usually are; and further that it is only a
short time since several thousand dollars were
expended In improving it. At this time there is
II uch TO be said in favor Of economy, and it would
be well for our authorities TO be careful to acqui
esce in the demands Of the popular voice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

NOTICE-I. David McCullin. being Ieta iler
IN of goods and merchandise. in compliance with
the requirements of the act of Assembly in
such case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall make application in writing to the Court
uener Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the State of Delaware. in and for the County
of New Castle. on Monday, the llth day of May
next. A D.. 1874. being the first day OF the next May
Term of the said Court for License to sell intoxi
cltng liquors in quantities not less than one half
gallon not to be drunk on the premises. in my own
house. at the N. Il. Corner of Fifth and Walnut
street, it beins No. 500 Walnut street, in the
Fourth Ward ofthe City of Wilmington. County
and State aforesaid and the following freeholders
rsco I'm m end this said application, to wit;
Francis /. Iacquot, Thomas b. Eaton.
JShh II. Fox. Alexander J. Hart,
James A. Hart, Martin K Keoggh,
John Lapaire, Alexander kGenan.
VIM Unhart, William 9atta.
Lewis q, Springer, John McG0ngal,
loseph Teas, Henry L. Albert
John Fahrenbach. John Burnside,
Thomas Il, Keeley, Francis McMonagle.
Daniel Regan, James McCOy,
ohu DaOley, John Kane,
Samuel sayeIs. luliu, A. krauspie.
apl6-3t DAVID MoCULLI N.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
A New Financial Proposition.

WASHINGTON, April S. 1t is understood that
on Monday next az effort will be made IN the
House to obtain vote on the proposition to tx
the term for the resumption Of specie PAYMENT on
the first of January, 1877. 1t ia D>lieyed The Gov
ernment will be able TO redeem lis greenbacks as
rapidly as they may be presented, and that tseit
subsequent reissue by the Treasury will keep mp
a constant interchange of National currency with
the specie in Its vaults, which will accommodate
the necessities as well as the convenience OF com.
merce. The effort will; do no h;rn, and msy Ls
productive oi great good.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

REvIsED STATUTES OF THE STATE.-James i
Webb have completed the new edition OF the
keysed Statutes of the Laws OF Delaware. The
volume is large and contains over 800 pages 1t
is well executed and neatly bond. We have not
had time to look through it; but feel confident
that 1t has been compiled with care; and printed
with the usual correctness which charocterizes
the work of the publishers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
Aquatic Challenge.
CHAMPIONSHIP Oh THE UNITED ST

CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE UNITED STATES.
New YoRK, April S.-A five mile boat race
has been arranged between William Scharfi, Of
Pittsburg, and George Brown. Of Halifax They
are TO row five miles in shell boats for $1,000
aside and the championship o. America The
race will take place at Springfield. Mass in
June, and is already attracting great ai;.eniion
in boating circles. Both men are rromiE Eent
oirslnen, and splendid racing contest is antici-
pated
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
oAITVJ AIRY.

KEY NOLDS.-Near Willow Grove. Kent county.
on the l4th of Mareh,.lS74, Mrs. Salfie q. hey
nolds wife of the late Robert W. Reynolds. In the
list year of her age.
She was n constant and devoted wife and an anx
ious mother; energy and perseverance, were chnr
acterstics of her life. wherefore success crowned
her almost every effort. Possessor of n happy and
cheerful disposition. she bore the many years OF
her afiiction with Christian patience rarely ex-
ceiled, She ever kept heart of prayer ana her
faith in her acceptance with God never wa"ered
and among the many things in her memory Is her
we'll read Bible. wherein she found that perfect
love casteth out all fcar'' E.C.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

DONATION PARTY.-AbOut thrty-five pei
sons last evening paid donation visit TO Rey.
n. e.. .NaylOr. pastor .Of Elm street Baptist
Church at his residence on Elm Street near
jackson. They took with them and prerent-
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. Naylor quantity of use
ful household articles, fine mantel clock,
and purse containing about $50, Edwin
Hirst made the presentation speech to which
Mr.. Naylor appropriately responded The
entire party thsn partook of refreshments and
spent very pleasant evening
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

A VIsITOR.-John ii. eldest son of Evan
G. Stotsenburg Esq, visited his friends In this
city, few days ago. When'qu young
man some eigh.een or twenty years ago he
located at New Albany, Indiana, and com
ed good practice and by his attention to busi-
ness he has acquired high reputation us a
lawyer as we'll as handsome fortune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NToTICE-I. Daniel Creeden In compliance
N with the requirements Of the act of Assem- ols IN
that shaii M Ike pcation in writing TO the Court
Of fuenera seasons Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the State Of Delaware. in and fsr New Castle Sepnty
being Tho irst day Of the uext May Term OF the said
Court, for a. License 70 keep. an Inn or Tavern
arn Railroad Inn III School District~1No; 20. in
Mill Creek Hundred. in New Castle County; IN tho
state of Delaware. with the privilege OF selling IN
TO be drunk on tho premises. and tho following
freoholders, reconmendhs the said application,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

NoTICE-I, Alexander Galsspis; being retailer al e
IN of goods and merchandise. in compliance with
the xsoairements OF the act Of Assembly in such
case niSyS spd provided. hereby give notice That
asnsrai ssa It ss:sSa: Esiss Ard IN 6siiysfy
of the state 6f Delaware. IN and To- tke county or
New Castle, upon Monday. tho li,h day Sts 'Aay
next D.. isI. being the fas' day & SI ~ ohs al nsS *
liquors IN quantities nSs q less than
in my own house. at NO oA Chu1ch sueet,
IN the Sinlh War} n tfe CITY oi Wnmington'
county, and State afore ana tBe following ree-
holders reeolamepd this satd appleat'on tow'ti
,Themas Stewart. NJ les Reilly,
John Millikin. gishssi HeAyoa.
Patrick IA Bonner, Thomas Milhkin,
marx, Daniel Cnllins,
Wit.-Pat Dougherty. 4. Anlrlns.
Samuel I3ayly, John DOherty.
John COOK. John Carney,
Thomos CORY, Nennrig Schneider.
nanieI Toner, Weilhslm Schneider,
ia Ii.es Earry John Schade,
Joseph MSkowsn. John J.. Malone,
his John SaTers.
Mich ael b M Mclinley, Tn6mas Cinry,
mark. Richard H. Rowe.
anrs.sI- ALEXANDER GALEsPIE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
AN IMPORTANT RUMOR
Ell ISLANDS cEpEp TO ENaLANI

: FIJI IsI.ANDs IEDED TO ENGIIAND'
LONDON April S-lmportant information
from the Fiji Islands has been received at the
foreign department, through the Governor of
Australia, announcing the acquisition by the
English government of valuable territory. The
dispatches announce that King Cacaber of the
FIJI Islands has ceded his entire possessions TO
Englahd, and that cession only awsitsthe accept
anee her majesty, the Queen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

JOHN r. MCLEAN, proprietor Of the Cincinnati
Eaqaire,, has been sent to Jail in that city by a
certain information he had printed in his news
paper. Mr.. Mclean is piucky man and deserves
credit for ths example. The secrets of the edito-
rial profession ought to be as jealously guarded
and as strongly protected by law as ale those OF
the lawyer and his clie1t.-Pgess
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

TIE SURF HoUsK.-The Directors of tie Re
hobOth Beach Camp Meeting Association have
leased the Surf House, for the coming season
to Mrs. Keene of this city, who conducted the
Establishment in such popular and successful
manner, last year. Those who propose to make
transient visits to the Beach will rejoice at this
fact.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

NIUTICE-I. William Sayers. in eompliancs
IN with the requirements Of the act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall max application In writing to the CONT
of doneral Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
of the State of Delaware in and for the County Of
New Castle, upOn Monday. the 1lth day of May
next. A. d., 1874. being the first day Of the May
Term of the said Court. for q License to keep an
Inn or TavernIat No. l3 Market Street, between
Water and Front streets. in the First Ward. of the
City Of Wilmington, County and State aforesaid,
and to sell into liquors therein in less guam
titles than one quart to be drunk the premises.
according TO act ofAsssmby in such ease case made
and provided The following freeholdsrs recon
n. aosI lam tf,x, ffau uwsf.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
Mias0uri Elacfians.

Kansas CRY. NO, April s.-The Demo
terday.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. April s-The Democratic
ticket has been elected here. This city has
since the negro population began voting, given
Republican matorities at every election until
yesterday:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
JOHN McHUGH,

NoLlCE-in compliance with the requirements
~ 9l me ACT 0i Assembly in such cases made md
provlued hereby give n9tice that shall apply in
ssrt,ns s to the Court of General Sessions Of the
renee anu jan Delivery of the State of Delaware
IN and Tor the County OF New Castle. UPON Monday
ans aay il' ~ & day Ut May next A. 1874 being the t
License to keep an Inn or Tavern known as The
Natlonai hoJsl at No; 100 East Water street. in
Hn, M Seeoha o ard Of the City of Wilmington,
Eountg and State aforesaid, and to sell iptosca-
.lhs liquors therein, according to act Of Assembly
tu SUI t ease haue and provided. The following
wit: "
J'oeuua Baker. Ii B. alcIntire,
NuaLles MAJ "syi. Anthony Seller,
EElehoias E Jenny. Wm. II. Quinn,
uahets riahets hihott. James Christy,
AZ IA; ~. otockley, Charles Y, Sparks
" hisnSIg George Lucas,
nonert ~, fDrter, H. h. Taylor.
Michael kenney, Robert i, Pyle
William 4, W hue Hobert r. tIsmhIe
Timothy tItty, H. k.enle
Johh May, " Melchior.
VIM. Wh,tp pupiel U'Byrps
Richard Booth,
apro-3t- JOHN MoCAFFREY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

OPRNING.-M. L. Lichtenstein adyertises his
annua opening offspring and Summer Dress
Good comprising the most elegant black
Silks, English Walking Jacquets, French Fou-
Lane, French and Irish Popins, Shawls, Cassi-
meres, Water Proofs, Trimmings, &c. Gall
and examine the stock
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
ICE DEALERS.

40 pounds and over the Fat Of 81 % per 100 lbs
Although the above price FARO rs low as
good Eastern Ice can be sold in this market at Il
profit, we do not intend to be uudersold upon any
consideration.
these prices to take effect and after Monday.
April l3. ''~-. nr,rv n,op
OrFIKcs-46 shipiey 4lh anu Poplar and lSld
Walnut Sts. apr'u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

NOrICE.-I, SARAH MARTIN. in compliance
IN with the requirements Of the act Of Assem-
bly, in such cases and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall ON the 1ith day OF May. A. D.,
1874 apply in writing to the Court Of Gensrai Ses
sious of the Peace and all Delivery of the state of
DSisyare, for New Castle County, for a License to
keep an Inn or Tavern at No. East Water str eet,
County, and to sell thsreat Intoxicating liquors i
less quantities than one quart. tobe drunk bp tbe
premises and the following are the names of the
irseholders Recommending said application. to
wit:
WiiIism II. Beckley. William Lally.
Joseph George Hir2sl, Patrick plunkett,
II. Kienle, James Christy,
Nicholas Jenny. William y: White,
Philip Amboid, william White
John leorge hey, Owen Palmer.
Patrick BSgeins. his
Charles L. sparks. Hush n Quinn. Il,
Michael Kenny, Lefk. IL
Charles Weyl Wit.h0wep Palmer
X. Booth, Daniel Callahan,
Patrick Mundy. NJ, Alsbers,
George McClsy. $. w. Schultz.
Theodore 6chInitt.
aprs-3t. SARAH MARTIN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE

WERNERSVILLE, BEkKS CO. Pa.
Eight miles from Reading. 62 from Philadelphia;
1850 feet above tide water at Phia Magnificent
sc emery, mountain air. pure water. good io0d and
plenty Of it, horse back and carriage riding, OK
cellent ACCOMMODATIONS are Thousand fold more
valuable than drugs. You can get we'll here. or
keep well Water baths, sun baths, Swedish
movements. experienced physicians, &c. We are
no one idea aen; we have no hobbies. BOARD-
ERS ACCOMMODATED. Send stamp for ciIcu-
lar now to ROBERT WALTER. NJ. d.,
apr9-2tawlm proprietor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

NOfICE.-I. Jacob Roller, in compliance with
~ the requirements Of the act OF in such
case made aud provided do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing 70 the Court Of
q .ns Peace and jail Delivery the State OF Della.
yare. 10 snd tor the County OF New Castle on Mon
nEstmy ofthe next May term Of the said Court, or
license y Keep an Inn or Tavern ut No. 7i9 Tat
nau Atreetsbeing the D. w. ooruer OF Eighth and
fatnsll strssts. In tho Filth Wafa Of the Cit, of
WARRINGTON. county and State Aforesaid, with the
privsioee Of selling intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart. to be drunk on the prem
mes. ana the following treeholders residing in said
Maia, recommend thus said application, to wit:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

AJOTICE.-I. samuel Moore. in compliance with
N ihsTe4uirements Of The act OF Assembly in such
case made and provided. do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing TO q !he e. Court Of
tho State OF Delaware. in and tor the County OF New
Castle upon Monday. the llth day of May next. A.
D. 1874 being the first day VI the next May Term of
the said Court License to keep an Inn. Tavern
and Restaurant, with the privilege Of selling ItOx
icstng liquors therein in less quantities than one
quart. TO be drunk on the premises. at s22 East
Seysnfb Str1et. jp the Sixth Ward. of the City of
Wilmi nston. cognty and st ate Aforesaid, and the
following freeholders tse9m@ept the saii appli-
cation. to wlti
John Millikin. -Ibomas stewart.
Samuel Forrest, }. X. Gallagher.
Daniel Collins, Daniel u. Rerns
James Barry, Henry u. Brown,
lanes Davis, Dennis McMinemin,
J1hn Brooks, ... Jacob e. Biddle
,ERnpsp Sss1Ii SSSsiS Ssss SssSs: S.its;s, d.
Wit.-John Hogan, Nicholas Ellsnger,
Tboms. il ogap, Mn: b. gayIis,
John Hamilton. VIM y. VALE.
Thomas Mobonnaid. Joseph Stswaft.
Thomas l.. Hsy noids.
apr t-3t.- SAMUEL MOORE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

A 1ewellef advertises diamonds an pure and
sparkling as q widows tears"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

N NOilCE.-ln compliance with tho req ureme1t,
AN oi the act OF Assembly 10 such case made aui
provided. eieby give notice that | shall ap
ply In writing to the Court of General Sessions u
.he Peace and Jail Delivery oltho State OF iela
ana iof tho COUNTY of New Castle upOn Mon
lrst day OF the next May Term OF the said Court fer
license to Keep an Ipnor Tavern;nt No. 73O Church
oueet. IN the Sixth Ward, OF the City of Wilmins-
ton Delaware, and to sell intox ting liuors IN
TESS quantities than one quart to be drunk on tho
premises, ani the following ireehoiders recon-
IN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

NJ 0TICE.-I. William B. Ford, do hereby give
IN notice that 1t is my Intention to make appli-
cation in writing to the Court Of 9enerai Sessions
of the Peace and Jaii Delivery. in and fer New
Castle County, at its next Session--on Monday.
May l1th, 1874, being tho first day Of tho May
form, for a License to keep an Inn or Tavern. IN
School District No. IS. in the town Of Kirkwood.
New Castle County. Delaware. 10 sell intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than ono quart. to be
atantial feeholdeIs of the ssid School District
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

NoTICE;-I. John MoCrackin. In complains.
in such case made and provided. do hbS% hereby sjT,
% To,iee that ! shan apply IL writing Is he
gaii Dsver, Of tns stAts Of delaware. in and tor
New Castle couny. On Monday. the iith
day ol may next. A. D.. 1914. being the 1rst day
license to kssp an Inn or Tavern. at No. Esst
Front street; known az the Stockton House, in
and to sell intox cating liquors In Ices Quantities.
than aquart' to be drunk on the premises and the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
FOk SALE And RENT:

EN0R RENT-rLargs Front Room. second. .sto
II 4l6 Market street. Apply ut this once.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

Ll0R RENT-A fine second story front room il
u the Gazette building. 1t is central in one Of
the best business squares in the city. and would
make an sxcellentsh9p for merchant tailoIor any
Rent low. Apply at 4i6 Market street on the pretp
ses. - ~ ~ nayil
TyOR RENT-New House, No. ll2l Har- .SAasr
Il rison street, eleven rooms, all modern ~
improvements, bay windows. three stories. E9
AL Harrison street. fHN'Ht feb%-d
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TFor the Dispatch.J
A yHnt Horse iH CusNapcr.

Last week liac sorrCl horse, valued st
800. belonging to William {. Smith. Esq
ol Culpeper, and supposed 10 have been
bitten by mad de-, exhibited Si9Es OF mad
ness, and died after most intense suffering.
On "Wednesday morning Mrs. Smith rode
this horse TO church, attended by her hus-
band, who was also on horseback. After
church they went TO visit Mrs. Smiths
father. on crossing Hazel river the horse
seemed to become frightened, and trembled
all over as il he would fall down into the
water. That night he refused 10 eat any
thing. They spent Tic night with Mrs.
Smiths father. Next day, on their way
back 10 church, on crossing tie same stream
the horse acted in the same manner as on
the day before. They staid at church till
the afternoon. On their return home the
horse was inclined TO run all the way, and
with difficulty Mrs. Smith could restrain
him. Reaching home Mr.. Smith drenched
the horse, and it was immediately after this
tha, he had his first lit. He fell to the
Ground aud bit the earth repeatedly; then
getting up he would run as fast as he could
20 around in 4 twenty-five acre field. There
was another horse in the lot; he did noI
seem disposed to fight him he would bite
stumps and paw thcm. When he saw any
Object hc would run TO it with all his might
and on reaching it would fall down.
On Thursday morning MIR. Smith gave thu
horse bucket of wafer. He drank a swal
low or two, and then stamped the bucket tC
pieces. He loaned AT the mouth and slob
bered like mad-dog. lie never stopped
running day nor night, and WAS constantly
making mo ming noise. His eyes were rec
like balls OF lire, and he kept his bead righ
up in the air nearly all the time. He woult
run up TO his master, choppins his teeth to
gethcr, but never offered him any violence
On Friday night about II O'Clock he jumped
over Two pairs Of bars and q gate seven fee
high into Mr.. Peter Smiths field, and raj
about i've hundred yards after jumping th,
gate, ana tell dead. There was a scratch OF
his lower Jas about two inches long. as
bitten 10y dog. This bad nearly healed up
On last Thursday the scab came off this sore
and it seemed much iutl imcd, and rs red as
beet. II is SAID to be Il decided case Of by
drophoba. He never drank nor ate after BIZ
first it, and from Wednesday to Friday b,
was reduced almost to Il skeleton. EN-.
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BERRY seems TO occupy the same ground
as . candidate for Congress that he does is
the .'mutuai" Of tie Wing and the O'Spdfc"'
Happening to he in Lynchhurs the otccF
night, he went to near Mnjor DANIEL make
speech. The Nc,rS tells The rest
/" M.jor Daniel having concluded. louu
calls u,.rr made. for W. w. Berry, Esq, eHI-
tor cf The Richmond Enquirer, who, amidst
a 81. rr.l OF applause, ecrnGcd the stand, ana
delivered one of his iEimitahc and Original
.p,tchcs, which always set The audience III Il
roar. lie said he didn't Know "hy he had
been called upon; be bad nothing 10 90
with hi, tjrht he was mutual =; he wasn't
an a>pirant; nohody had nominated h'm,
and he was TOO modest 10 nominate hlnach
nobody had shot anonymous or any othrr
arrows at him."
II DANIEL and WHITEHEAD are dropped,
BERRY will be the noInlnee.
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\ IIAxDS0HE MARRIAGE PoRTIOS.-There
was recorded al the Registers office ycster-
day Il marriage settlement made by Leonard
W. jerome and wife III favor OF their daugh-
ter Jennie, who is about 70 marry Lord Rhn-
dolph Henry Spencer Churchill, son OF the
Marquis Of Dhnd!ord. Thomas Nj. Footc.
Of this city, and George Charles spencer
Churchill, Marquis Of BAnd!ord, are made
trustees, to receive an annuity ot $4,000 IN
gold. \ portion OF Sl2j,OOO i allotted to
Lord Churchill, IN case OF tile death vi hts
wife leaving no issue surviving, aud fur
tier allotment Of S!JO.OGQ Is made Tor The
issue OF this marriage. i'll case of the death OF
both of the parties thereto. The property
known rs the Union League Club House is
the security for this settlcm cnt.-Aer York
HrrGti
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OCEAN HAcEEs.-Cousidcrab betting has
taken place IN this city win rcicrrncc 10 the
speed Of the White Star steamer Britannia,
which, with her new and patent screw, was
To have made the trip under eight days but
when her previous trip here OF seven day 5
ana twenty hours is considered, Der present
"trip is far from success. The City OF Mon
treal, which is considered one OF the quickest
boats Of the lnman line, arrived short time
after ter at sandy Hook yesterday morning
both vessels having left Liverpool on the
same day--viz., Thursday, 3Oth July. The
French steamer Pcrcire, which left Brest the
1st of August, has beaten the Cunard steamer
from Liverpool which left on the same day
the difference between said ports and New
York being about two houcs.-Aem YORK
Herald.