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8pecsal Dispateh to THE Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb., July 28.-Grasshoppers by the
mYriads appeared in this State last week, and
are destroying Ill tho crops now ungathored.
Thousands upon Thousands of aceea of corn bave
6oen destroyed in the last week. The insects arc
like clond OF dust or smoke. Potatoes and
corn will be almost total failura in consequence
Of their visit, but wheat, oats, barley, and fax,
already harvested, give immense yields. SO the
Tho graashoppors atartod through tho State at
Knox aud Hall Counties, travelled in = straight
line aczoas to Kauaast then returning by this
route.
, 1874-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

eTRfKs IN THE IRON REGIONS
T,a Rtriko Of tho mlnnra in the Lake Superior
earniua, AZ In. Chicago l. Northwoatorr and
Narouo.,a unnr,,ton + nntona.c,' pn,,-o.da
r.so,. '. ttohoA ~ o"soHhon 'ats' No.
asa'sae has oeeh sifaass onssfei5 sospehooa 'oE
tho past two weeks. Prior to tho strtko 1t bore
b,,s,rcaa Thora aeonR u hc fatality
sna,,, s4~,tas ttan ,soosa t.a ~nrn
aooss ssi1"es. nen a. oaooeo s'o so's
worst Ame lot tnetn' Nesef ha8 bnsa-
ncsh boon 80 utterly depressed a9 ia tho
mining trade hits season. In some
raunnctu Nm otriko ,on hoer !. ,oaif;vn xol,af In
thn ,,,ino.a,rno-. . Tharo ras shsnlnto,v M A.
, 1874-07-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

L1yERrooL, July 48,-Ths Bteambhipa City of
Dronklyn aud Bchi!lor, from New York, hayo
arrived out.
NEW YoKk, July 2s,-Arrived - stoa,aers
Australia, from Glasgow aud Lafayette, from
uavro,
Eew Yonr, July 2B.-Arriysd-Bteamer Russia,
from Liverpool.
New YoEx. July 2B-Ar1lyed-Eteamer Thu
rnsia, from Hamburg.
, 1874-07-29

: 0m orNHAr1. o., July 28.-rhe river-mon to-
day feel hopeful that the riyor Yillnot rise much
moro. It 1t fall soon, which ia probable, much
Of the sunken coal will be recovered, as will
many empty bargcB. It is now hoped that tho
loss will not exceed $25, 900. Should 1t 1iso to
10 feet the loss will be over s100, 900. 1t IL now
trido abogeu feat in the channel and stationary.
, 1874-07-29

steamer Sunk ana Fifteen J.lvea l4Oas.
LONDON, July 28.-Tha atcamor Milhank, from
Carthngona. WAa sunk on pnngenesa ny col.
liston with tho steanses lIAnkowt gna hltoeM Of
the Millbank's crew were lost.
, 1874-07-29
RAILROAD NEWS.
Passenger Rates Established by
the Minnesota Railroad
,s Commissioners.


MINNESOTA RAILROAD Law.
The MinueaotA Railroad commissioners hare
agreed upon the following ~
TH8 LEGAL RATES
per mile for conveying passengers On the roads
named. to tako effect on tho lat Of September
next. Tile first column in the table shows the
present rates, and the second tbose established
By the Commissioners:
, 1874-07-29
THE WEATHER,

WAsutNaroN, D. O., July 28.-probAbillties--
For the Uppor Lake region aud the Northwest,
clear fair weather; cast OF south winds; rising
temperature, aud stationary or falling barometer.
LOCAL oD8EHyAr1oNH,
C1f1yAGo. July n 1874
, 1874-07-29
DIED.,


H. F9dnln resident of UhioaF tHontyss1on years.
aSsd g y;ar., 8months, y 4ays. :u
Moa9n.esaay July e ss 9,Gloek n Friends and aa.
- Matno sud Massachusetts, papers please copr.
ETKEHT-Ih1yN n Of oholesa infAntun,, lillian Helle,
only Shlla 9f G9oEEo T. aud deorstana O. strcet aged
.Fu9orei hom 8l Wost nandolphst.. this morning 1t
10 oou1ook.
1IAnHIs-Jn1y a. freddie WilIfa1son infant son Of
EdHard T. and Mnnnis L. Harris. agod 8montha and Is
fnueral sor'oes at the residence, IS Myotas to-day,
BSrTn-Jofy - 1874 in this city, '1aoy, Infant son
o. 4corge and EzA kn'lth aged months and i.Jx.
It II o'clock IN. -
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- THE THIRD uAcB,
for horbeH not faster than 250, closed the days
sport. notwithstanding q great deal Of promis-
patiently, tho final heats being trotted after sun-
rot. The flual race waa won in threc straight
hcata BY Ben Maco's br: &. James Howell, per-
feet "slkaway, The result Of which was perfectly
assured before the horees Btartcd.
sna IS s;:' sa Rs';s 'se s.;t :5s Rs'a $50;
sh s;s; E. : HsEtsstz z
s.mef aae A9o., WatSnnosy, tnnnny, Conn., h. g. Major !,
r. o1es, aaenaat'' g.. ). s. ::'j:;; i: j: sts
1yde9 ' asssn, ,d iast FaisasS, g.. Imbss jim Dr..
7tnx-2:a2k; 2:a1al; $50.
This evening 6lmores Band gave a PRONE
made concert as the Union Club, a 1arge number
present Tho event Of tomorrow & tho free-to-
all race, for which Goldsmith Maid, American
Glrl, and Fullerton arc entered. Tho crowd in
the city is very large, and ID ineEsasng with ey-
cry incoming train. ..-...
t> nAcEs At sARATooA.
SARATOGA. N. Y, July 28.-Thie ID tho second
day Of the meeting Of the Saratoga Association.
The track is rather heavy, but the weaher is tino
and tho attendance large.
Tho first race was for tho Alabama stakes. ono
milo and one-sighsh. Bonayentura. Countess,
Madge, Regardless Atoonboau, and Valdlns
started. The race WAS won by Regardless,
Countess coming IN second, and Madge third.
Time, 2:0911. Bonayentara was the farorlta at
Are to four against the winner.
In tho second race, for pnrse Of $500, Tor all
sgos, three quarters of y mile, ten lorscs start
cd. Hattie reaso won, Mlnnle Mas coming IN
second. and Marmion third. Time, 1:171l.
The third aud last race was 4 fred handicap
etesple -chaset for purse Of $500 to The winner,
and $3.50 to tho second horse, George West and
Bullet were the starters, tho former the favor
ito at two to one. George West took tue lead
from Alo start and won easily Bullet failing at
next to tho lRat hurdle. Time, 5:58.
THE LOCKWOOD nACEH.
LONDON, July 28.-This was tho first day Of
tha Goodwood races. Tie principal evsnt was
tie race for tho Stewards cup for year-olds and
upwards. The race was won by Modem; Chin
gaohaak, second; Princess Theresa, third. Tho
Betting before tho raco was 10 to on the Held
against Modena; Ia to i against Chingaohaak; /;
and 23 to agali1at Princess TheroAa. There
were twenty-five starters Ihe Prince aud
Princess Of WaleH, and other Inomborso Of Royalty
and nobility were present. No ready-noney
betting Was allowed on the cousBe.
, 1874-07-29

THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION.
PHILADELPHIA, July 28.-Tha Censennial Com
missiou iaaues An Addreaa 10 the pooplo OF the
United atates. calling foG additional tuaaa.
, 1874-07-29
AQUATIC.
1uA INTERNATIONAL Y4oHT-RAuE.

1ua INTERNATIONAL, Y4oHT-RAoE. -
T. fueroM Sptc9aIl ""-
LONDON, July 2s.-1n tho international chan
riol.m.tch yesterday, from Havra to so1thaea,
the American yacht EnohnutreBR canno in frat.
The Coriauno waa second, but takes first place
By timo allowance. The 1nttor lost her top
mnBte aud gaff, Ton yachts started.
, 1874-07-29
Opening bays Races Of tue cleveland
..~ Summer Meeting, j.
Remarkable Time Made in the 2:24
Race.
Races at saratoga---Tho English Good
wood Meeting.
A Novel Prizo-Fight ut Wilkes
81 bnrrc, Pa. =
THE TURF. :.
p1naT DAT or TIE CLEVELAND RAeE8.

,.., NJ. ~ rnv NJ rvrrAyn RACES,
f'haI IA n....s.t os ~. rh;e"ra yr,h,ut. -.
Soset@ n'spos" ~. T,,e ssasu s,aa,to9 ~
tho Cleveland Club opens to-day VIII every
r+ornoct ~ a hiehlv.aucooasful week. The
s1s !. .,,a.a. 1erco and oon1nriaca not o,ly
ofoHa u aHeauy l@1se ~" o".'l 49,:
Ill III old Aab,t.4ea Of rho turf who follow tile
n-..k hor.aa from ctv tn cty during the raciug
u1aoA ao!ot7 i'oA4 s''3 W wy
toASon, hut
AIlnar runora or VISITORS
tn.. ~ .,,x~r.r,3i,,p conntrv rhh ara attract00
from tho auffounaane ooaoLtyl NV 40 o.,a
hY b ppfA lo7o OF rscnk tor ttaalf, entirely aRldc
So, .,,u .rtor,et IN uoots or aida bote. Tho
HolA my 'A'otoSS ~ az .,uuor
Committee made An INNOVATION On 1ne ooi'so"
uonsl aahodule this year BY putting 4 f1rat-cass
.teA -~.. s,.s-a,,s ~,,,reo a, I'm bea3 Of tho
race WITH generous putse ~ Nv Au =. 20 ,,aan
tyet dsYB programme. .DFdlhaFly IL t4"n poon
tho,cht v,.a ~ aave tha best races for about tho
aouehs "ao7 ~ a"'o .A7 Hees 49,, - ,,n,,,n
tho third day. and attract saea !"tn " puppy
TINT no ono but tho reporters, 1uuBe8s ala t8~
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Aug l0-Sailed, ship Sabine. Paine, Rio ia
neiro; 1th steamship steinmann CBelgl Lechere, New
York barks Rhea GER, Wieserman DO; Jennie Prince,
Prince, Tybee.
Ansrx.DAn, Aug o-Arrivcd barks Finn QSor), saarby,
New York Sirrah Nor) Halvorsen, do.
AScoNA-Arrivsd, brig Catclo Cierro QtaD Simona
New YORK.
ALIoAzrE-Arrived bark Dorchester, Harrison, New
York.
BRxnxx, Aug Io-saled, bark George Ger. seeerken,
United States
Bonn.Aux. Aug lo-safed bark st Olaf Hawsn. rev
York.
Arrived 10th, bark Emanuel Gswe) Hagbers PhIladel
phta-
CADIz-sailed, bark Eva H Fish, Nicou Boston; brig Il
Wright Meyers Portland, Ne.
CoNs1AErrsorLE-Arrived,b brig Name Aus,, Percich,
New York
DUBLIN, Aug lo-ssiled. bark Rubino dtaD, Plncetoln
New York.
DAzr.1o, Aug s-Arrived barks Jane Wright Or, HAM,
New YORK; septentrio Nor), Torguesen, do mot pre-
viously); 10th, Louise wiechards QGerh Wilde, do.
Duxxnz, Aug e-Arrived, barks Prvi Dubrovacki
Aus, fende, Nsw York ornen tNorl Hoaeland, do
BlslHoRA Aug lo-Arrivcd bark Maggie OBJ, Chal
mers, New York osot previouslyl
YALMourn, Aug n-Arrivea, ship Hattie rapley,
Tapley Bassein for Europe.
GLouorsrz. Ans ii-saled. brig Linda ItaD. Badaro
United statea
GrsaAIrAa-Arrivca bark Western sea. Hansen, New
York; brss Oscique Brax, Beno. Richmond Va; Stock
ton, Allen New York; Anon, Copp, do; Clyte, Fowler
Dc.
HxLvorr Aug ln-sailed. bark Adeiheim Gor,, Johan-
ssn, New York.
ArtveA 10Th. bark Sarah Hfchol Oronstadt for Car.
di6.
Konor-no, Aug pp-Arrived. bark Euplos ucr,,
rrisk, New York.
Lvr.roor, Aug ll-Arriveo. ship strathearn (Br Jar
man. New York.
Arrived 10th, ship wellington CBr. Harris. New York.
Also arrived l1th, Steamship Circasian CBrh wyhe,
Montreal
Sailed nfh ship Caravan, wsefciser. Eew Yorx mot
I'D.
Also saf,ed mn, bsrk Deves Dubrovacxi tAus, Kre-
wick Unitsd btaans.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12

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

-steamship Erin tBr). Andrews. Averpooi-F W
Steamship Italia CBp, Crns, Giasgow-Henderson
Bros
Steamship Losing Ger, roosburs, HsmDurT-Knauth,
Steamship Crescent City, Curtis, Havana-w Clyde
sHamship wyanoke. Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship vlndlcator Doane, Phiadelphia-Lorillard
Steamship Go:
Bark Lalia W (Br), Mcneil, Corr, Falmouth or Ply
mouth for orders-Heney Parker
Bark Lucco QtaD. Olivar Dublin-J Seagcr Co.
Bark lgnazio UtaD Partalo, Gen0a-Funch. Edye
BARK Agate Brown. Melbourne ailler / Quereau.
Bark RAurray, Jr Purington. Port au Prince-R Mur-
raw, Jr
Bark s Nichols Br) Chase, Matanzas-B Ronda 4
Bark Q R Bracket Bracket Greenport-J R Burnett
and Omoa-ERgers 4 Heinlein.
Brig Daniel Trowbridge, Rogers St Pierre-D Trow-
Brig Torrent wnder. Elizabethport-Mille Hough.
scnr A ueaton, Rogers Cork Famouth-Funch,
schr @ RUSSELL Bankin, Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Schr Laura Gertrude Risk. Fernandina-ED u Hurlhut
schr Ella Barnes Larder. Richmond-van Brunt 4
Bro.
schr J McGuinness Coibourn, Richmond-I B 9ager
Schr d Sawyer Cummingx JonespOrt-Jed F1ye Co.
Schr Telegraph, Priest Belfast
Schr Planter Harding. .ProvincetOWn-Fisher Co
schr Henry Gibbs Conn, New Bediord-Ferguson
Wood.
schr Garland Lindsay, New Haven-Rackett 4 Bro
Steamer ihiladephia, Davis Philadephia-James
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY TEE HERALD sTHAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrEsroEB TELEGRAPH LINE.
and Queenstown alst with mdse and 47a passengers to
sft%;n G s sS's
asd ss:h New ore.n:
: passed stesmsSp ao fe%s@ bound an Eas;
al
e Ion 81 40 saw bark tG the eastward, with ensign
*sa 70 psn ss% Sne
& % g
passed an Anchor line steamer bound east same day
s lon s. passed baIs rssed bound cas-,
ss io oi Pr sSuS Hook
siesms6ip fersire dD, surnons Hsyre via Brest Aug
Steamship Ema BrI Ecker santa Martha July Is. sa
vanilla slst and Kingston Aug with mdse and passen-
sDsss orig hst, rom SANTA Martha New Ysr
with % GsTson ssvAnnAh
Ste Steamship Champion, LockwqSd Charleston Aug 8.
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman KIchmond City Point
and Norfolk Th NOSE and passengers to the Old Do
sSiS Ss:sinEtSn: Snas. Liverpool June a. with ma.s
Iergs Aug LAT q Ion s spoke bark Pamos ffo% Liv.
sSip Siyts aus Fs1isdeS St Vincent n days. in
uns ssrn Is nS Sds s to suns ySs Nichols
Bark H aar%one 1. Nor Janzen stettn 6a days. with
Bark sloboda Aus, Perisa Bordeaux June g. in bal
BARK Victor Noo, fy-n, Port Caledonia oB, iadays,
BARK Caibarien, Hopkins Port Caledonia, O B, Il
days with coal to Bird, Perkins Job vessel 70
y s:1 HsTRsn s 5vfpS Bay
wn. Rns 70 Ssnsh HaSs GAP os with
. S.eS aG's sssq aS
~ssa s : SsS %a% sS;s. seize Hon days with log
s g CEN rSssSS.. OF SSw aaSSs Fierce x.yasu with
s; ~: SPs:e s,: s
schr Mary, 7homaa Virginia:
hr schr fhrss Brother BrotSer., oHun ssiisy virrinis
schr Kate Lawson, Lawson, Chrisneid, Nd.
The bark Athens e1ers from Bremen, which arrived
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamship City of New Bedford New Bedford s,y New
.ansy as s2 for ssss
schr Alien Kennebee kivsr 9S1 Ne" %ROy Yoii
schr willard ssuisbary, Handy, Providence for New
schr John Morrill,, Morrin. rrovdsncs for new
=. sT s:. ss. Hs; Ts
sssT s. ss ,s ssv e 3s: oo
sehr hsze. McEamee, Greenwich for Rev Yors, with
Sen, saline sds. Burton gar,sy Stamford 70. New Yort
steamer me- 0astsa 1ae Providence tor new YORK with
BOUND EAST
SfeamsfiiD Tlie, Bailev, New YORK for New Bedford
schr Astra QBr), Haskell New York for Hnisboro NIB
NIB. ~ W. - '@
schr Lizzie erere Anderson. wcshawken for Bos.
ton. '- "
schr Emma, White New York for Taunton
schr ssllie Ponder, Trascber New York for raun-
ton.
scnr Champion, Smith, New York for Providence
brook
schr PIT wlets, stspllng New York for Newport
Schr Lady Antrim Carter, Hoboken for Provtdsnce.
schr EDWARDS West, Weehswken for Boston.
6chr John Brooks Fox Eliza beth port for New Haven
schr samuel CaAfnAx> Lake, Wechawka LAs Roafop.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
NEW YORK CITY.

Nellie Coles aged twelve months, fell In to q tub
OF water last night the residence Of its parents
No. 1oh Downing street. and was drowned. The
Coroner was notlned TO hold an inquest
Charles II. Minger aged fourteen years, residing
at No. $50 Second avenue, was drowned last even
ng. while bathing In the East River, at the foot of
Fifty y-eighth street. The body was not recovered.
Two mad dogs were shot by the police yesterday,
John Gallaner tried TO commit suicide by hang
ing, In the Newark City Prison. After suspending
himself, however, he lost courage, cried Tor help
and was cut down IN time to save his life.
superintendent Waling has received despatch
from the snerr OF Bloomington, Ind stating that
he has In custody a heavy-set Jew who confesses
to the Nathan murder. The supposition Is that
the fellow desires to return to New YORK at the
expense OF the police
Jacob kcrber, OF No. 30 avenue C. was seriously
injured last evening by being struck on the head
with . large iron skylight which he was handling,
with several Others, In Broadway near Eleventh
street. He was taken to the Fifteenth precinct
and from there sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
Michael Queniun, aged eight years, residing at
No. q Monroe street, while on pier No. North
River, last night was pushed overheard BY boy
named Harry McCurren, who was arrested BY the
pOf1ce OF the Twenty-seventh prec1not. The child
was rescued by some boatmen VINO were on the
pier at tho time. and was taken home ~ hs
mother.
John Ffnne, q child nve years OF age, residing
with hA parents, at No. $50 Forsyth street, was run
last night and Instantly killed by ice wagon,
Bockes, living at No. 1O4 East Seventh street. was
station house. to await the action of che Coroner,
VINO Was notihed TO hold an inquest
low evenings since one william Grover, Q
-yQaa< married man. Of DAYTON. N Aiddlasax
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
BROOKLYN.

Patrick Sheridan, workman, employed at the
sugar refinery Of Hall, Amerman Co.. on Ham,
ilton avenue, was yesterday fatally injured by q
plank falling upon him.
For some time past the onal dock has been
located at the Wallabout basin, and the residents
of that vicinity have made numerous complaints
IN regard TO the nuisance. Yesterday Swift Co.,
Offal boats up to the dock at the loot OF King
street. II became evident 20 the people 10 that
section that swift Co. had taken possession OF
the dock, and were about to change the place OF
shipment OF night soil, onal and dead animals to
that locality. The people are highly indgnanr
and say that the dock shall not Be used Tor that
purpose.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
BOGUS DETECTIVES

MT. Jonn Hartx, OF Pougnkeepsie, was passing
through Thompson street about nine o,clocr nm
Monday night when he was accosted by two men
named William McCann and John Ryan, who asrec
him where he was going Mr.. Hartx repned he
was going up town, whereupon both men caught
hold Of him and said they were detectives ana had
recognized him AZ person whom they had a war
rant for on charge OF murder. While they veYe
taking, Oncer Creighton. OF the Eighth prccinct
came mp and arrested both MoCann ana RYAN
They were brought before Judge Morgan, &C yeffer-
son Market Court yesterday morning ana we're
fined t1o sa6h and held In $500 to answer al
dpeeN seq(0nG =. - 70.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY AUGUST H. l874rp1E SHEET

county, returned rom South Amboy -nder the In
nuence Of ne Sy<snt, whereat his Wsre and
parents caaaed oa9. Next m9rlmg ne was found
tors were unable 70 save him. He Was twenty
three years OF age.
As Nicholas W. White, Of President street,
Brooklyn, was walking through Baxter street on
Monday night ne was accosted Dy Bridget Hynes
in conversation, attempted to plcx his pocket OF
pocketb0Ok containing 41a Ho detected her in
the act and handed her over to an 0f1cer. Al the
Tombs Police Court yesterday Justice Wsndell held
her In q 600 bail to answer.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
Died.

VAN DALsEM.-On Monday, August 10, at his
residence, No. I'll Gates avenue, Brooklyn, JOHN
VAN DALsRh, in the 57th year OF his age.
Funeral on Thursday, the 18th inst, at two
O'Clock, from the Methodist Episcopal onuroh,
corner Reid avenue and Monroe street. Brooklyn.
Relatives and friends and the members OF Ridge
wood Council, No. 16 O. q. A. NJ, and members OF
sister councils are invited to attend.
[Fr Other Deaths See Eighth Pn1aI
The New York herald., 1874-08-12

Bchr Clara, Clark New York for Boston.
schr & kats ThSmsS AInoad New f2rk for Providence
echr Paragon yarvtA Port johnson for Salem
schr James BayleA Arnold. ElizAbethport Tor New
schr Cunningham, Covert New York tor Oakland
Beach
schr Eila Hedscn Nickerson. weeha wtsn for Boston
schr Lizzie Craigg, Anderso New York for Boston
Schr Osprey. Crowley, New York for Acdtson
schr EveSglsde, Strcng. Port johnson for Salem
Bedford
schr Drsy KimbaT Newburg for saybrook
schr Sawyer, Rally, New York for Jonesport.
Steamer Albauoss DAVIS New York for Eau Rivef
Steamer Gaatea. 0aie, New York FOR Providence
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents ship captains are in
formed that by telegraphing to the HsRALp London
Bureau No ~ Fleet street. ais at and depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroad
American and all foreign vessels ding with tho Unite
states the same will be cabed TO this country FREQ OF
charge and published
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
SAILED

steaTships Brtn Gr), Londoni Nelusho 1eip, Ant
Werp Leasing (Ger HamburGt Crescent City, Havana
wy:no5s Rcfmond As; TnSics,or PhlIl.a%ss,pni. Z:
Ihos BrookA Sc Jsge and Guantanamo; RosettA ncHet
Bristol 50 Anna MartS QtaD, Venice Lothatr Brs 81
mopd; Neponset Ssntander; Pickwick 3D. Santos via
Richmond
Wind At supnbt uQht
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
BELOW.

Nye. No a.
Brig ANGELA, from Porto Rico Is days
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
SHIPPING NEW
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THH
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND sEPTEARER.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12

GISONLLANEOUy,
A BSOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM DIFPER-
"A emit states legal everywhere; desertion 6c ann
cieut no publicity required; no charge untl di
vorce granted Advice tree, -" "''''' w
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, Is4 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH oFFICK BROOKLYN OOR-
"A. ner Of FULTON avenue and Boerum street "
Open from A. n. TO v p NJ
On Sunday from To r. NJ
DARALYSIS, DISEASED KIDNEYS Ann PR0aT TN
CALCULUS GRAVEL Ac-Chrontc disess o. nj thc
prostate giand stimulates the formation OF stone and
gravel more than any other disease How absurd then,
pie cass Gresenea daily Dear sirnce drinking the
calcu The water has decomposed and dissolved them,
~ they are easily crushed with the thumb and hnger,
JAMES r. GARTER, New York. Depot and consatl-
h0n roania Na 40 broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12

Steamer Saas. Destiaatson. O6sce.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12

gha: ash: AcNeil. Jordan Tybes; Palm s5,
On Point Lynas 2stn, Confidence, from Liverpool for
LosDou July n-Arriyed, sibal Hansen, Wilmington,
Cleared red 9Th Mari Rose schults, Philadelphia 0and
Entered out 2sth, Denmark ". williams, for New
York
L..AnD July n-on, Madawsska, Smith, from Ran.
LoNDoNDnsEY, July H-Arrived. Village Belle Little
bidmors mae sy Uss'insr jnix 4, o:onsk Eer York
LYNN. July u-Arrived. rrappauo, xeroech. PhiladeL
LEirn, July z-Arrfved, Enos Radonieich, New York.
nj s.~ ga is FEanSi.cO sor.fns ssrac
John Marsh. Yickett do; Marianne III, Santos do.
EssSosa s SSv Esc Wv w.m william. and
7 Jones Berry, New York, Dth, Maria Giovanni,
sailed ,d siloc Radoslovich- Hsv York, ssth. Vim.
.n.. S.a@SI. Jyly -sssa stas Minister saors raick-
= MAssx,Ia.a. July D-Arriveo. A O Jewett Reed, New
MoNiEynEo Juno 0-Anived, susanne, Layon, Ban
NEyro.., July n-Entered for ids, n Baviland Par
Arrived 20tb, Luz oidrisve, New York.
NV hoss. July @-Arrved, zAnrah, Aalhclm, Balti-
0ros.o July Usailed, Paauets do Suova York. Pei
,0rAeo. NJ, April 7-Arrived. Mousoi. ranmsnk. San
PsS1srH July zs-ssalsd cultivator, oook San Fran
61,...yco JSIy I:y:..s ss,t,%css ,
ti%Sre, Londsn 18th PsctoIuf onurcsi vrCm rhia rra
SeS Yo P.nS.rs fo% co
Boston snh, Antonio ,aducc dfom do, Bristol;
Arrived June s, foia, Fonda. New YORK; July Mary
sMosss1. july as-xrrissd, Jsshs GOODWIN, rrimDs,
sUrDsnI4rp. July u-Arived. Magnolia, Warren,
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