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, 1874-04-04
Attempt to Sxvimdlc insurance Conn
PRntcHs

:: LOUISVILLE, KY, April 3.-Tle autopsy In the
case Of Adolph Rammers late Tax-Collector Of
this city, was concluded yesterday. It will DO
remembered TINT Hammers accounts with the
city showed deficit OF nearly eco, 900, and
fow months boforo lu death Ao occurred Eoliplps
on Ills life with various insurance companies
amounting IN tho aggregate to nearly $140,0o0.
Tie companies demanded IN autopBy, md tho
evidence before tho jury today showed sufficient
morphine in the stomach to cause doath. Tho
Jury brought III verdict to that effect.
, 1874-04-04

Cnses Reported in and Ncar Ann Arbor.
nlich.--Scveral Deaths from tho Dts
G9aAc.
speoial Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ANN ARBon, Mich, April s.-Triohinosis s. has
naade its nppearanco in this part Of the State
and Ia creating some concern. A man his wife
md child came to the University Hospital
soyeral weeks ago with tho dlsease. and tho
child died afterwards. Tho parents returned to
Detroit and died there. a man and his wife died
in Port Huron a few days ago with the dis
oaso, and their three children are not expected
to live. Several other cases arc reported. In
each instance tho person attacked has been
German, and the pork eaten was unceokcd.
, 1874-04-04

LITTLE noox, Ark. April 9--Throe Indians
we're to bio hanged at Fort Smith to-day for MUIR
derH committed in tho Indian country. John
Reilly, . full-bloodod Choctaw, killed in Novem-
bor last Perry Duvall, Deputy Unltol States
Marshal, who was attempting lis arrest on tho
charge Of killing q negro. Ho was dos
poraao droaded throughout tho Territory.
1saao Fillmore, also full ll-bloodod Choctaw.
wns mother ono Of them. He was but 18 yenrs
old, and utterly uncoucerned about his faso.
Last June he went out to kill d man and rob
him, being too indolont and worthless to work
for living. He met o poor traveller who had
como al1 tho way from California on foot. After
passing .ho turned back, passed tho traveller
again few steps, and then wheeled and shot
him dead. The entire booty Was $3.50 and
q pair, Of .shoea. When asked If be
know tho" name of tho man ho murdered
ho replied with a scowl, Dogon II know the
Tho noxt victim waB John Printer, full
bloodod Seminole Indian. uo was convicted of
tho murder Of a drover Of the Choctaw Nation
last fall. Ho declared his Innocence yesterday
with much feeIing, and said he had to die for
deed committed By another person. He was be-
loved by the prison-keepers to be innocent.
, 1874-04-04

SNec'0{ Dspalch 10 zho Ch1cUQo 1Tit0ae
LAsAIIE, ILL.,. April 3.-About 400 Of the La
Sallo coal-uiners met In this city this forenoon,
pursuant to adjournment, aud listened to an ad-
dress from John Biney, President OF the Coal-
Mineis' National Union, aftor which they re-
solved to submit to the abntemont OF their wages
from 81 to 90 cents a ton for mining. Thore nre
some other matters Of difference between them
and tho propriotora OF tho coal nneB, which will
bo considered tomorrow but thoY will proba-
bly, resume mining on Monday.
, 1874-04-04

House, aftor consideration haa declined, and, as
no otlor person can DO found to ass,l1no It, Sir
John 4. Macdonald will doubtless continue to
act iu tho capaolty.
WooparooK, April 8.-The Grand Jury OF the
Aaaizo Court havo found flyo trio bills agninat
Tapping, ohnrged with tho Iilurdor OF hla wlfo
and four chtldron last Christmas. To those ho
ploada not guilty. and insanity will DO urged.
TonoNTo, April 3.-Hood Friday Is being gon-
cfally observod throughout tho Province as
holiday
, 1874-04-04
NOTES AND NEWS
Grxttdi Dtspafch to Tho Chfeago Tribune.

S}tc7dt OfaFu[EH 70 3H6 CHc0Ho 3f1oftmt4
AN AMERICAN FEN1AN.
! WARRINGTON, D. G., April 8.-The House to-
/. day passod the joint resolution introduced by
Con. Banning, Of Ohio, requesting ths Prosi-,
don't to intorcede for the roloase Of Edward
Q. Condor, Of Oinolnnhti, the only American
Fentan remaining In British prison.
i BRIDGE At rnA1nrE pu CHEM
On motion Of the Hon Philesus Bawyor, 4 bill
WAS adopted authorizing tho throwing OF i pom
toon bridge aoroBs tho mississippi at Prairie du
Ohien, Wis. =, =
THE pAu1ro NAIL INVESTIGATION. -
resolution providing for rooponing Of tho
Pacific Mnil investigation that was begun In the
tho last Congress by tho Ways and MeanB Com
mittco introduced by Mr. Mlllilen, Of Kontucky,
which wns adopted by the House. The inyoatt-:
cation ia to DO continued by tho Ways and Means
Committee.
THE surAEME COURT
will adjourn early In May. Chief Justice Waite
will mike his first official tour after this adtou1n-
mont to the Rfohnlond and Baltimore district
=: t16 tho Associated Press.]
.. '''. - LAKE DIBAHTEna.
WAsn1NoToN, .. O., April s.-The Treasury
possible OF casualties OIL tho groat lakes OF this
country Mishin The h last tea yssra from which i
lost WAS 4, ,527 Tho loss Of life amounted to
1874 porsona, aud tho: loss OF property aggre-
gated $27, ,870,062. 80:
NOMINATIONS.
The President has nominated Henry G. johnson
Commissioner of Customs
- CUSTOMS ngoEIrr6
for tho week ending March 14:. i.
philadelpha 157 900
NeW 1oub,033
1auiolo... .-..t...s...... 1u6p633
13o8tcn 2Dl,QB1
: CHANDLER BuEs Fon LIBEL.
Tonight dotootiYo Sergeant Of this oity ar
rosted Alr. Buo1l, correspondent Of the st. Louis
Republican md Detroit FREQ Press, on a charge
OF criminal libel, on warrant sworn out BY
Senator Chandler, Of Michigan. Er. Buell. was
taken to tho residence Of Judge sne1t, the Police
Court being closed, and gavo bonds In tho sum
OF Of, 900, Dond Piatt being his bondsman. Tho
bond ia for his appearance before tho Police
Court tomorrow morning. :, =
THE HOWARD INVESTIGATION.
In tho Howardt Court Of Inquiry to-day. tho
Judge-Adyocato announced tile decision Of the
Court upon Thursdays motion. viz: That 1t is
unnecessary at proBont to aend out commission
ers to tako depoaitions In tho 176 cases of COM
DInint.
, 1874-04-04
CArETANo Goa1E2 PEREZ,


GuADALAJAnA, March 7,1874.
Citizen Minister Of the Interior:
Tho Judge In the case Of the murdorers Of
Stephens declared TINT he WAS disqualified to
prosecute tho tr1al mud turned it over TO tho ro-
litical authority, according to Art. Of tho law
Of the Sd OF May last. That authority pursuos
the investigation with activity. Tho priost Of
Touohitlan was set at liberty Tor luck Of proof
against him; that Of Ahua1ulco was declared
properly imprisoned. Please inform tho Citizon
President, IaNAc1o L, VAL1.anTA,
, 1874-04-04

Tho Germans Of Philadelphia Cry
for 1t.

for 1t.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 3.-To-night large
meeting Of Germans who arc opposed to tic
Sunday Liquor law was hold hero for tho pur-
pose Of eIfectlng an organization which will
support for office no candidate who will not
,plodge lmaelf to vote for tho repeal Of tho
present Inv relative to liquor. Resolutions wore
adopted which authorized the formation Of an
organization to DO called "True Wator," to or
toiid all over tile State. ANY citizon can become
me1nber who will pledge himself to support
only such caldldatea for Office, without datino-
tlon OF party az will openly ind unroaeryetily
!ndoIso principles at variance with tho presspt
Sunday Iiquor law.
, 1874-04-04
At Wulthuu1. Ill.

Specfal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAwA, ILL.,, April 3.-While Mr. James sar-
gent OF Wa1tham, VAS sleeping, last Wednesday
night, his barn, agrioultul al implements, and two
tea1n8 of horses were consumed by fire. He was
first made aware Of the loss upon going ont to do
somo work. noxt morning. Thore was little or
no insurance.
, 1874-04-04

sr. LOUIS, April 8.-Tho box-factory Of H,
Cans, 1bl4 Caas avenue, burned this afternoon
LOSS about 8,0O0; insured for $4,000, 91,6O0 OF
which is IN Winchester, N. Y. Several tonomanta
Tho o'loss on tho tautory is about $4,000; on
tho tenemonts about 81, ,000. Tho insurance ig
q 900 ~ tho Manchester, OF New York $500 In
the National Of Philadelphia. -
, 1874-04-04

speoial Dtspatch to Tho Chica1o Tribune
JANEsv11IE, Wis., April 2.-Auguatus F.
TolleB, WHO was nrrosted Monday, charged by
the negrooa Walker and Washington with killing
their mistress, Rachel Thomas, laat summer, Tor
which they arc under indictment, was discharged
from custody this morning, having proven an
alibi by several witnesses.
, 1874-04-04
Grand Rapids City Politacss

Special Dtspdteh 70 The Chtca0o Tribune.
dRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April 3.-The Demo-
cratic City Convention last night nominated OK
Mayor Julius Houso1nan for Mayor. Tho Repub-
lican Convention tonight nominated P. II. L.
Pieroo, present Incumbent, for tho eame Office:
contest will bo exciting and close.
, 1874-04-04

PouanEEEps1E, NY. April 3.-Ihomas George
ox-County Judge Of Orange County, has mys-
toriously disappeared from Nowburg. 1t is al
legged that he Aas swindlol different persona out
Of sums amounting. in tho aggregate to about
100. 900. One family il snid to vctlmized to tho
oxtont of I3, 900,
, 1874-04-04

CoHoEs, N. y, April 3.-rhe burning Of tho
Tiyoli mills; owned by j. G. Rooea Sons, caused
loss Of 5000, ,000 with an insurance Of $28, 900,
OF which thero ia $2, 900 in tho Clay, Of Newport.
The loas OH two othor mills was S25. 900 ipsur-
ance, $4,000
, 1874-04-04

TonoNYo, Ont, April BIN tho case Of the
woman Stattery, who waa Bot ou fro by John
Kelly on Wednesday, last, md burned to death,
the Coronor'a Jury today brought In verdict Of
willful murder against Kelly.
, 1874-04-04

LONDON, April 4.-Ihe latost adyicos from
Cape Coast Cnstle aro to March u. The Embas-
81. numbering $50 persons, had arrived there
from tho Aahanteo King. It was reported that
they refused to discontinue human aaoriaceB,
and disputed tho amount Of indemnify.
, 1874-04-04

LONDON, April sd dispatch from Melbourne
says Rochefort and companions refuse to dis
vessel which brought them from New Caledonia.
Tor fear OF duplicating friends.
, 1874-04-04
Secondhand Soda Apparatus,

r. S9qHsoauepPe ot the neement weather. The Auction
Unusual opportunity for purchasing At pirate esa.
variety Of tho above soods o dteront manufactures 1t
NliiD. SMITH i cd. .'S., I'd WsbssGsy.
, 1874-04-04
VlnGlNlA's TREASURER A LUnATIc.

NloHnosp,. Va, April "a commission Of
l4nnoy was hold to-day upon Colonel James
judged Mayo lunstio and ordered that 10 bo
sent to All asylum for treatment,
, 1874-04-04

CINCINNATI, O., April 3.-The furniture ostab-
llshmont Of o. G.. Couch at Wellington was de-
stroyod by fro this morning. Loss, l2,00o !;
no insurance,
, 1874-04-04

DURIINaroN, H., April 8.-The residence of
Mira. D. Frawloy, on Sixth street, wns damaged
by fro to-day, to the amount OF 5000; f9lly
covered by Insurance.
, 1874-04-04

The Tch-Hao our System.
BALTIMORE, April 3.-The cotton factory at
Woodborry resumed to-day on the ton-hour sya-
tenn.
, 1874-04-04
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
SENATE.
1v,o,.,.,1ro,, n n t,rs

aoon pn1nAy. "
After tho reading Of tho journal, Mr.. AN
codents as to tho 8onato'e adiourning over Good
Friday and found that sinca tho Wnr thu nrar.
tics lid boen to adjourn, except In os, When tho
imneachmnnt trial ;yna IN nropresa Prior to thn
Ho moved that the Senate now adiourn iii
1roniav naxt' " ~" 0A1 va
1Ir. MORTON injured If TINT motion WINS in
order.
morning hour except By unanimous consent.
Mr. ANTHONY aaii he had no conscientious
scruples against sitting Good Friday, but thore
wera mam6ara who fad and to Whom II VIVA
painful to be- here:
Mr. SHERMAN suggentcd that tho busineBh
Of the morning hour be transacted, and tho
motion to adjourn would then be in order.
Agreed to-.
-. =. -. MEMORIAL. . !,
Mr. HARVEY presented memorial Of ncitf-
gems OF Kansas asking protection against out
RACES by the Usage Indians, Referred.
THE DISTRICT SCHOOLS.
nfr. SPENCER, from the Committee on the
House bill to nav the school teachete in The Dis. E
trict. Placed on tho calendar
:. nnIs ON TUE CALENDAR.
Tho Senate then proceeded to the conaidora-
tion Of bills On the calendar till tho expiration Of
tho morning hour.
-. ApJounNb1Err RESOLUTION.
Tho motion Of Mr. ANTHONY to adjourn over
till Monday was roieoted-yeas Is; nays, so.
Mr. ANTHONY moved that, whom the Senate
adjourn, it be to next Monday: Agreed to.
Tr. MORTON pTosentod memorial OF deor-
ella planters, asking for an increase in tho vol
inc OF United gtates notes; Referred;
rba saata thon m pamnMd pasns tSs nI consarson q,
+ho XII ~ nrovido for ia ra5amnton md rciaano
Of United States notes M a1d for froo banking,
M EHERMAN anid ho deaired to offor nna or
tvn .,nandnants bnin1 modtficetjona n the aec-
on1 and fonrth sontions IT TIN Iii stricken ont
and ha uoriid he r1ad II the gonate would ni1ow
tn Finnnce Iii 7o ro aver Til Tioni1ay. and no
m viii ot1,er hnainess t,-ilav
kIr WANTEIGH froyo 'fha ro,nrof+tac m
stii;tary Af1a;ra ranorto1 foyorahiv ~ tta sen-
ate biil to aet apart certain portion OF tie
Ialanl of hFackinans ia n nntionni nark. PLACED
, 1874-04-04
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 3.-pnoBAD111r1Es
For the Upper Lake rogions, Iowa, md Mis-
souri, generally clear woather, with Winds grad
ually shifting to southeasorly.
LOCAL OBSERVATION. =
CHICAGO. Anrft q. 1874.
, 1874-04-04

PARIS, April 9.-Tho Government is still With
out ot1lo'a advice Of the escape OF Roohefort and
his companions.
, 1874-04-04
MARRIAGES,

,HoA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at tho residence Of
the brdes father. No. 37 West Washing BY tho
Hey Pc ForEestar. o. L. Hosgland aud UarTio Drake.
, 1874-04-04
CRIME.
More 1noendihry Flrc1 IN Saginaw
ullI EuAf S0Eiuo3Ys Mich

H1U1V NHcBnUllGTY EIFc1 IN 8HHlnfW
nal&t Enst Saginaw, Mich.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. April 3.-Anotller in
oendiary fro occurred in Saginaw City yesterday,
and ono in this city. The hre at Saginaw City
two barnB and valuable horse. Ono barn was
tho property Of Mrs. Julia Burnham, and the
othor Of T. ]. Moorest. The horse belonged to
N. 8. Lockwood. Tie estimated loss tH 81, 500
insurance, $3.50. The house of Afr. Do Layorgo,
in the Seventh Ward in this city, WAS discovered
on fire ut o'clock, but fortunately in time to be
extinguished before any great damage WIS done.
, 1874-04-04

car could 500 IT,. Tho hon. ns II conscious Of her
from "cut.out-ca-dattng" ovor tho aohiove.
, 1874-04-04

MEx1co, March 4, 1874.

Citizen Gorerttor of .}aiisco:.
Tho Citizen President has boon informed OF
tho result OF the measures tnken by tho Qovern-
the occurrences at Ahualulco on the night OF the
1st inst, Flo hopes that at the conclusion Of tho
proper trial, those who are proven guilty will bo
promptly and sevorely punished; ind again re-
quests you to continue to inform him Of every
thing which may occur In this disagreeable affair
40 that all tho circumstances may bo speedily
known and tho measures in the sphere Of this
Government BIO taken.
CArETANo GOMEZ PEREZ,
, 1874-04-04
auADA1AJAnA, March 1, 1874.

Citizen 1i'nfstrp Of the Interior: !,
m oar IL y iy
in the murdor Of Stephens have boon arrested,
and among them tho parish prtests Of Ahua!ulco
and Teuchitlau. The Judge Of Tcquila has boon
ordered to prooood to Ahualulco with an extra
force Of clerks to try thom, and conclude the In
vcBtigation as quickly as possible. Please. in
form The Citizen President.
The New York herald., 1874-07-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 9, 1874
CLEARED.

Steamship Holland Br). Simpson, London-F W J
Hurst
Steamship Holsata Ger, Barends, Hamburg-Kun-
hardt Co.
Steamship Ena Br), Ecker. Kingston, &c-Pim For
wood 4 Co.
Steamship City Of Havana, Phillips, Havana-F Alex
andre 4 Sons.
Steamship Gamma CBr), Liddicoat Hamilton Der
muda)-A Ouerbridge.
steamship vindcator, Doane. Philadelphia-Lorllard
Steamship Co.
Steamship Eleanora johnson, Porland-J Ames.
Steamship Nereus BearS. BostoD-H j. Dipocf
ship Hudson, Pratt, I0ndon-GrnnelL Minturn Co.
Ship Golden Fleece. Humphrey, San Francisco-si-
monson A Chcsebro
Bark Eos (Nor,. TerKelsen Bristol, E-Tetens Bock
mann
q Co.
BARK Ambrosia (Nor), Boncsen Cork for orders-Funch
Edye Co.
bark Amicizis dtaD, Beozo Cork or Falmouth
Soager.
Bark Neptun Ger, Ploghoft Bremen-Funch, Edge
Co. .
Bark Minnie Campbell Nor), Isaacsen, Cronstadt-
Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Columbine GER Jsrdin Elsinore for ordcrsTe.
tens d Bockmann.
BARK AnsIa dtal, Serena, Odexa--J sssgen
The New York herald., 1874-07-10

these dispatches there is less being done at the
National Observatory than at any other place
equipped with proper instruments.
THE sPKCrRosoOPE,
with which the most important results could be
obtained, win not be ready until late in August
30 the observations which might otherwise be
added TO cometary literature by the professors
will be lost to the scientific world on account
OF the small appropriation doed out
by the grangers ana leaders OF so-called economy
in Congress. Meeting Professor Holden this even-
ing asked II he had anything new to commun-
cate abOnt the comet He politely said shere was
nothing new All that could be done at the OBJ
servatory was to watch the course OF the nebulous
body. He deeply regretted that the institution
was unprovlded with spectroscope, and none
could be got IN time, for the observatory having
the Instrument woud no more lend II now than
peltlng ram.
CONGRESSIONAL PARsINONY.
Whoever visits the Observatory may behold evil
dences Of the parsimony OF Congress. For In
stance the dome OF the great equatorial telescope,
the largest In the world, has until recently been
In an unfinished condition. The ceiling Of the
lack lack Of better material fnere was no money money for
the Observatory, though $4,000 was net too much
for a fountain TO ornament square, overgrown
with weeds, near Senator Stewards residence.
The Secretary Of the Navy, In the benevolence Of
his heart, cared for this much Of his command by
furnishing lot OF old salls that canvas has
placed the paper lining OF the dome.
THE RESULTS OF SCIENTIFIC OBSERVATIONS.
The expeditions departing and on their way to OBJ
serve the transit OF Venus have made great inrOad
upon the scientific corps in all parts OF the coun-
try, depriving ''0ld Codger" Of many Jealous
friends. Yet your correspondent was assured that
all the satisfactory work that could be expected
OF astronomers in regard co the comet would not
be known until long after the stranger had passed
from earthly view and had ceased to be news
paper sensation.
''Ai that we win be able TO give" said Professor
Holden ..co9ld be given in seven lines OF HERALD
aim TO contribute to the scientific record OF the
word.n
Professor Asaph Hall, who has been enormously
supposed to have had special charge OF "Old
Codger" since he came within the scope OF the
Professors instrument, is Overburdened with work
preparatory to his departure for Japan to observe
the transit OF Venus, and hts acquaintance with
the nebulous traveller has not yet been familiar.
The New York herald., 1874-07-10
OUR CITY PEST.
The Mad Dog Campaign-Brutes Killed
Yesterday.

The Mad Dog Campaign-Brutes Killed
Yesterday.
The interest attaching to the dog question has
by no means subsidized 1t is one Of those themes
which the public are not inclined to let alone. The
three or four valuable lives already sacrificed have
served 10 cause healthy alarm, and, from the dis
cussions on the subject Of hydrOphoDia by the doc
tors, enough popular excitement has been gen.
Grated to give TO daily accounts more
than the dignity which attaches to mere
'spasm" We have had mad dogs in
our midst and they have done their worst.
Provision has been made by law for the wholesale
destruction of all brutes carried to the Pound and
unredeemed within q specified time. The people
accept this as q wise measure. An ounce OF pre-
ventiOn Is worth q pound OF cure. How m uch
interest the public continue to Ieel in this matter
IS best told In the following correspondence which
fairly represents various shades or opinion. We
may add parenthetlcay that Captain Marriott did
not ''asphyx" any animals yesterday. The follow
ing dogs we're killed yesterday
DEAD DOGS.
Roundsman Brady, OF the Twenty.eighth pre-
cinct, killed q mad dog yesterday al No. so Watts
street.
mad dog was killed yesterday by Oficer
Burnes, Of the seventeenth precinct, at No. SO
First avenue.
Oficer Haseman. OF the Seventeenth precinct,
killed mad dog yesterday at No. 53l East Twelfth
street.
The New York herald., 1874-07-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, July 8-Saed the "Meluscon for New York
ALExANpRiA-Arrived bark Richard Pearse (Br), Bar.
tapy, New York.
BRISTOL, July s-Arrived, brig II Haviland (Br,
Veneon, New York.
BORDEAUX July 7-Arrived park Marienlyst DAM Lin
hardt, New Orleans.
CRossrADr. July 7-Arrved, bark Catharina swe) An
derson, New Orleans.
CADrz July 7-saied, bark Homeward Bound, Merry
man, Gloucester, Mass; brigs Mary Comery, Grozer,
DO; Clara Pickens, Coombs, do; W II Bickmore, Bick
more, Portland, Me.
DUNKInK July 7-salcd bark Weymouth (Br), Clark,
United States.
ELsrsoRE, July s-Arrived, ship Elsnorc Scott New
York for Cronsadt
HAvRE, July s-Arrived, ship Fawn, Cove New York.
Sailed 7th, ship Regent, Bray United states
HAMBURG, July 7-Arrved, barks Germania Ger,
Cluver Philadelphia; Johannes (Ger Iblder, New
York.
Sailed 7h, barks Clara oler Hilmer United States;
Margaretha Ger, Ramin do
GLASGOW. July s-Arrived, bark Imogene (Br, Down,
New York.
LIVERPOOL. July s-Arrived ship Giencorse (Br). Ste.
phenson, New York; bark Herald, Getchel, Philadel.
phia.
Sailed 9Th, ship Sunrise Clark San Francisco brig
Emily Waters (Br,, Morissy, United States
NEWCASTLE, July S-Arrved, bark Julie Heyn GER,
AlDrecht, Darien.
PKRNAxnuco, June SIN port schrs John Rose Howell
from New York; Evans, Waters. from Baltimore /;
Argus Eye, Wood, from Buenos Ayres.
QUEENSTOWN, July s-Arrived ship Susan Fitzgerald
Hurley, Boston; 9th, steamship Italy (Br, Thompson
New York for Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM July s-Arrved, bark vesta d5crJ, Moogcr,
New York mot previously,
Arrived 9th, steamship Mas Dutch) Chevalier New
York
Sailed 7th, barks Carl Gustaf (RuO, snvast, United
States Thor (Nor), ThorvildseD, do.
Rio JASE,Ro, July 7-Arrived, schr Hpptress tBD,
Gum. Richpand.