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The New York herald., 1874-08-25

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Sss g. Ms1i ss%sSs Ass sssis Mex XIX XII
Grosssy and yossph Porter Burroughs, Phiiadeipnis;
ossIisa|sc6fs ) Harris Hudson. and Mary Gage.
p,RIoaxokp. 1ns sa-Arrived. steamship Isaas Ban.
s.ssn. ssse Ss Sas Rss Fsrs
.soSKIASb. AUG sl-Arrivsd. schr Oregon. rutas.
ssieS-schrs Arctic whisten. New York. Bcdabedeek.
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ThrasSes and gShn soss1s Lincoln Ns% YORK f0nos'
snh sSaiiea-sSShrs Onward. Leland, and Dreadnaught
vfSE9ASp nHVEs Aug ,s-Arrvsa, brig Charles
Amboy for doi james Pike, HoboEsn for salem; Fan
R.ysn salem tor New York.
Olive, rom Calais for do fantsmOunt and Kore from
Elizabeth pshart samuel csrsso9
cushing; ds ior Scsfis?a Ssll,s and Mercy IrSndy
ao Hero Salem, Tor DO, PaIio sands Rvsr MS,
ssiiea@sSIs, cns. Denpi. and Geo W cnase; .enrs
SnAss snf nsxi ssy a es
Crown Prince Maud and Bessie Ringdoye. James s
ksss.y yaPsf sss nes ns.sss aGS
s9a Hoboin so
ton Esportsr PhadsphHis cs s;nYer ,Shrs Maggie
samuel McNan%smy, % Marion Z Rocthi. A,tSes,
Arms1s fds s,tn Emma Edwards and
Also arrived I'D, schrs Irene Meservey end Cassia
Jameson, Baltimore Tor Boston; Urish Fisk Alexan-
Lynn; Hattie Coombs New York for Rockiand Frances
Hatch Baltimore for do David stresker do for saco;
lie Eaton Rondout for Pembroke
Returned-hrig Princeton before reported passed by.
gossce rss Ssy a Ts san ssw
Yd-Arrivsd brig whitaker, cotton, New York for
% man New % YORK sor shase NJ; K.Ima. .Jsctsonyis
Wind Sew York for Pymous
sessr 9sSaas ss or sss o1 and
payis;. schrs Helen Augusta Electric, " Godfrey,
Cayenne, G Carman Van Buren,. Charlie Morton, Mary
Weaver Lortie Monte Bella (Br), Neptune, Thorn,
dixie, babe, Babeoek Kate Walker T. Eoskhi James
and 4 brysS 1ssss MsrstOn @ Marcus Hunter and
2lth, xMsailed. br,gs Matilda whitaker. H McGn-
land Il Brooks D V Sreaker Raymond, Nellie
Eaton Irene Meservy Ahea Frances Hatch, Hattie t
omSs rs henry oass Ass $ Salesman
Mar. VicSsburs. Nary Eliza and Union,
WILMINGTON NC. Aug 2l-Arrived. barks Thomas @
Seed Br, Andersen Loudon; Frederick Scala, Wsack
CIeared-steamship Benefactor, Wood. New York.
WEYMOUTH, Aug 2o-Arrived. scnr Detwiler,
WARREN, Avg 0-sailed, schrs Mary II Minain, Ferris
Elzabehport; Ario Pardee, Bishop, do.
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Maritime 1iisc c,lany.

Bark ACHIEVEMENT tBr), Mard, IRON Astoria, oregon,
for Liverpool put into oath inst in dis
tress. She encountered gales July 25 which greatly
damaged her rigging. Three OF the ew-Joscph
Hughes Manuel Joseph and John Beaul--were washed
overheard aud drowned
ScHR CASSIE JAxSsoN, at VineyarJ Haven I'D from
Baimore ioE Bos'on reports on the i7th inst in lat
LAT 80 ~ Ion "a ~, Andrew Doocy OF Boston, eaman
aged Years was caught IN tue spanser sheet. while
tac.Dg ship and thrown overDoard coil Of rope
was thrown 10 him. and the lifeboa was lowered.
he disappeared before he could be re scued.
ScIsk d l. bRgAs from Phladcipha .or Boston, at
vineyard haven 20 true The Middle Ground night
of 2ist' bnt came on next day without damage
scHR BtRHALyv which went ashore on Eaton g
Neck, Long Island sound winter vent 10 piece
AnS . WfecSnaster vanderbilt had her stripped Of
wnat SANDING riggn2 spars, &c, lett, and stored
the property to await orders VI her owners.
ScBn kEBSrcA SHrPHYEp, from philadelphia for Bos-
ton, which was ashore August - Cherry Island flats
ad was lakeh 10 wilmington, Del leaking passed New
castle, Del on Saturday eveDug having effected
sary repairs
soBR . y BRiGnr. from Alexandria tor Lynn, was at
Lewes. Del 25th inst PN, leaking
forAL DISASTERS ~ JuyE-fhe bureau Vet,tas states
that during the month June last Il5 saIing vessels
were rep0rte! AS lost yiz-5s English IL German. ~
American. French. Norwegian, Dutch, 3 Danish,
Hussjxn, Austrian Greek, ] Italian spanish.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
NEW JERSEY.

The Pennsylvania Railroad passenger depot at
Trenton 1t is rumored will be shortly removed to
more convenient site, forty acres having been
recently purchased in Chamberourg ior that pur-
pose.
The republican primaries for the election OF
delegates TO the Gubernatorial Convention next
Thursday were held last evening in Jersey CITY,
Hoboken ana other cities and towDs OF Hudson
county.
Bishop Odenheimer. the Episcopal head of the
New Jersey Episcopaians, is recovering his health
by degrees and on Sunday was able TO or1ciate in
'Si. Peters church by the sea-" on the beach, be-
tween Seabrgnt ana Monmouth
Vigilance committees nave been organized by
the farmers OF Delaware and Stockton townships,
camden county, for protection of their harvest
fields and orchards, III consequence OF recent
tenslve depredatlons having been made upon
tBem
Surveyors are actively at work in Ewing town.
ship, Mercer county, IN laying out the grade for a
new through railroad from the Delaware River to
New York, which IS TO connect with the North
Pennsylvania Railroad at Yardleyve. The sur.
veyIng viii be completed the coming fall.
One Patrick McCrystal, a Professional "bufer,"
tried TO hang himself In the Newark police station
cells on sunday night. He was prevented and cut
down. Twice more be tried and failed. Yesterday
he was sent to the county jail Tor three months.
HIS attempts were the result OF over drinking.
picnic party had gloomy end in Somerset
county lew days ago-tne drowning OF colored
boy OF about sixteen. With others he went IN
mix Falls. he Jumped in, sunk, never rose again
and It took four hours to find MIN with grappies.
The Delaware River between Trenton and
Bordentown is being rapidly improved. Several
dredging machines have been recently put in oper-
alton and the contract Tor the work has been
awarded at the rate OF sixteen cents Der cupic
loot. The prospects for extensive navigation on
that stream are Frightening.
Mrs. Ludwig, whose husband transacts business
At No. s Barclay street. New York, died yesterday
morning from injuries received ap the Hobokeu
>ferry last Friday. Her foot and ankle were caught
between the bow OF the ferryboat James Rumsey
and the bridge, and crushed so badly that amputa-
ton OF the leg below the knee was necessary. IL
appears that part OF the gate was broken and a
-e0rd substituted.
band OF gypsies are encamped in the woods at
south Amboy. Un Sunday New York journalist
visited the camp and gracefully yielded to the
.queen'sr opportunities to let her reveal his 'Tor
tune" Although protesting to know all about his
nrely uBabe to give any Information touching the
numbers and history OF the tribes in this country
even in New Jersey.
The people OF the northern towns OF Hudson
county are TO have Terry at last from Weenawken
30 New York. large sum Das been subscribed.
Az soon the subscriptions amount to 500, 000
work VIII be commenced The following gentle
men nave been elected trustees receive SUBJ
scrlpuons :-Messrs. Race, Higgins, Meyers, Lime
worm ana WQpins. the people OF Union Hill
nave lssned an appeal TO the residents OF the other
Towns 10 asslst them la the movement
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THE PLYMOUTH SCANDAL.

Mr.. Beecher Makes . sworn Denial OF
the Charges of Mr.. Tilton ut Concord
N. H.-The Document Sent to New
York.
CONCORD n. H., August "a, 1874.
The Rev. Henry ward Beecher LETT the Twin
Mountain House on the morning train to-day ar
irving at Lttleton about half past ten O'Clock
lie proceeded directly to the law orice of
Harry Bingham, where he signed and swore
to paper wnica had been drawn up by his coun-
sci, Thomas G. Snesrman, OF New York. and which
was an explicit denial OF all the charges made in
the allegation OF the complaint brought against
him by Theodore TiltOn, except the specification
that he (hr. Tiltonl had been married TO Eliza
beth M. Richards. now Elizabeth X. Tilton.
The paper was very brlef making not more than
ten lines OF manuscript The paper passed through
the hands OF the Secretary OF State, William
Butterheld, this evening and he made
the necessary certif cate upon 1t, alter which 1t
was sent by mail TO Mr.. Shearman. at New York.
Mr.. Beecher returned TO the Twin Mountain House
alter concluding hls business.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Nearly / 600 emigrants were landed yesterday at
Castle Garden rom three European steamers.
lane Newton, aged thirty years, died In bed
v,tnoot medical attendance yesterday morning, at
No. IS South Fitb avenue.
phup Never Frenchman, ffty-two years old,
s,.a snaaenly Yesterday, without medical attend
.apce at No. a04 FIRST avenue.
Graf scnliterman, q German, eighteen years OF
a0s fel down the hatch OF the bark Europa, at
p,er 80 East River yesterday, and broke his neck.
Coroner croker was notined.
The liberal republicans Will hold their primaries
,o.morrow evening" for the purpose OF electing
delegates 10 their State Convention, which viii be
bela at Albany on the 9th or next month.
Mayor Havemeyer win not be at his ONCE to-day.
brother. Mr.. Samuel B. H. Vance. President OF the
Board of Aldermen, Will act as Mayor dnrtng Mr..
Hayemeyer's absence.
The seventy ninth regiment, National Guard, has
received an invitation from the Providence tk L.
tomorrow. The Boston Caledonian Club have also
annual festivities, which will take place in Boston
Thursday, the 27th inst The command In kits
has accepted both Invitations and leaves for the
scene OF action to-day
Colonel Kroeger's Fifth regiment. National Guard,
assembled at their armory IN Hester street yester-
day, at six O'Clock A. NJ, and marched to Jones'
Wood Colosseum to hold their annual picnic. The
strength OF all ranks out numbered 2 field. S stan,
rs line officers and a54 rank and file. Alter march
ing through the Bowery and some other principal
streets the regiment took the cars at Cooper In
aLitute for Jones' Wood, where rifle practice, ex-
hDltion drills and other military exercises occu-
pied the corps attention until q late hour.
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Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. "a, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Idaho tBr, Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens
town-Wi Williams 4 Guion.
4 Co.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg Portand-J Anes
Ship Jas Foster Jr, Howes, Liverpool--c Marshall
Co.
ship Sonora, Taylor. San Francisco-Sgtton / Co.
Bark serug tAus), Stuck, ondon-J seager.
Bark Tare (Aus) Francessione. London--J q Seager.
Bark Marie AUS, Carnas Glouccser-Socovich& 4 CO.
Bark r Berg tNor1 Nielsen. Cork or Falmouth
Funch, Edye Co.
Co.
Bark Caibarien, HOPKINS Aspinwsll-J Bartram
Schr W r Beebe, johnson, Charieston-Evans, Ball
Co
sehr D Hazard Rowland. Georgetown, sC-Bentley.
Gildersleeve 4 Co.
sehr Ridge wood johnson, Georgetown. and Pot Blun-
u Hurlbut Il Co. 81.
4 Co.
schr Potter Anderson, Hartford d-Chas Low.
Schr Branch. Reynolds, New Haven--Rackett a Bro.
sioop Fred BrowD Wilson, Providence via Newport
and Bristol--H W Jackson h Son.
steamer vesper, DAVIS, Wilmington DEL and Chester.
Pa-A Abbott
steamer Mars. Gruniev Philadelphla--w Kirkpatrick
Steamer Black Diamond. Smith Philadelphia kirk
patrick.
Steamer Beverly. Pierce. Philadelphia-James Hand.
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE CHARLES o. s1ssoH

The funeral OF the late Charles c. sisson, which
took place yesterday afternoon from his city resi-.
dence, corner d Jersey avenue and Sixth street,
Jersey City, was the largest witnessed in that citv
for long time The remains were deposited tenn
porariy in the Bergen Cemetery, whence they will
be removed as soon as the iamly vault at Tena,y
snail be complete5 The services were performed
nv the Rev. Or. Taylor. Mr.. ,isson the richest
man IN New Jersey at the time OF his DEATH hay.
fnR been possessed oi several millions. He leaves
two son, and two daughters. His career furnishes
one more illustration OF the rise from the ranksv
10 immense wealth. he was the owner o the
Northern Railroad Of New JERSEY,
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
MORMON TYRANNY,

The Bonds of n GENTLE Probate Judge
in Utah Reconsideration In a N Election
Case.
SALT LAKE CITY, August "a, 1874.
The County Treasurer OF Tovele county, having
refused to file the bonds OF non Mormon Probate
Judges elect. the has been brought before the
District Court TO compel action. No decision has
vet been rendered. The further hearing In the
case viii be had on the 26th inst.
Mayor Wells was discharged by Commissioner
Tooney to-day rom the complaint OF undue inter.
ference IN the last election.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
THB HoSMo0rH PARK RACES.

Preparations and Prospects for ths
August Meeting-Fellowcraft Arrived
Pool Selling for "Wednesday.
Long BRANCH N. j.. August "a, 1874.
Several horses arrived to-day in addition TO
those previously here for the Monmouth Park
races on wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
next Fellowcrsft is here, in splendid condition.
The track to-day is in first rate order Every.
thing promises an unusually successful August
meeting. Tne fOur-miie race, In which Fellow.
craft Will take part, excites much interest.
Pool sellers are already busy. large number
race. ~ - . fS'
Special boats and trains viii be run here each
DAY. conveying passengers from New YORK direc;
to the track. . W.
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n ~ Los.
u y. hices Wanoerer, years old. ........... l16
~ McUahiefs Springook, years DID,. lib
Moutel lrevers SQach1nO, years old. los
Jennings Snent FRIEND, years DID,. 107
:. ponanues BUSINESS, years old. lO5
y. McDanieps haue Pease, years Old los
). Don0hues Lizzie Lucas, 4years old. los
a. Il CnapReus Jim conner years old. 1O4
J. Conee's Donnybrook, years old. IO4
II 2. nitCuvoCks Limestone, years old. 1O2
n SnaPpens uenerai custer, ageo.. 100
- Dou%uuc AItist years OlQ ............... 100
A; Lewis Co. IS Joe Johnston, years Old y6
w. NJ C0nner's Stampede years Old. ~ ga
r. - uanuey TulpePper, years Old. ............ 93
~ ~. voIteA. years oid 80
u. McDanlel's Madge years old - SS
o'ilusAeiuS d TO- Irumplngton, years DID,. IS
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THE NATIONAL seHUErzEN FESTIVAL.

C1Osc OF the AnnWaI SessfOn Yesterda y.
BALTIMORE Nd, August a. 1874.
The grand National Schuetzen Festival closed TO-
day, alter most successful session of eight days.
The prizes we're o1icially announced and distrib-
utea, as teiegrapbed on saturday night.
The third fourth and 1ftn prizes, for which
there was a tie, we're distributed respec-
tivey TO George SchlIIng, OF Baltimore; Ru.
doph Heunscn, or Washington, and Adolph
strecker, OF San Francisco. During the festival
the receipts for entrance fees, &c. nave been
$4,000, and the value OF the prizes distributed
S25,O00. There have been used at target firing
1000 pounds OF lead and ZOO pounds Of powder
60,s29 shots being fired. Baron Won SchlOzer the
day.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
WALDEN SAVINGS BANK ROBBED.

NEwBURG. N. Y, August "a. 1874.
On Saturday night last the savings bank at
Walden, Orange county, was entered by burglars,
who blew open the safe and took all the money 1t
contained-only s1oo. The funds, It appears, are
deposited daily In Goshen bank, and for this
reason the saie-crackers found hardly enough TO
and wagon In the neighborhood and rode away
with tneir punder abandoning the hotse and
wagon when at sale fance from the scene of the
arrest oI the thieves bat no clew has vi been
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains in
formed that by tegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 4s Fleet street. the and depart
European ports and other ports abroad. Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the Unite
States the will be cabled to this inry free OF
charge ana published.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
THE CRICKET TOURNAMENT.

HALIFAX, N. s., August "a, 1874.
The English team concluded their first inning
with total OF l5s The Canadians followed with
1os Tor second inning leaving the English 80 TO
make IN the second inning 10 win The game Will
be finished early tomorrow. TIE Halifax Team
wll play al comers.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
SAILED.

Steamship Morro Castle, Havana; bsrks Lady Sell
bourne tBri, tadz: Enrico Merelo dab. Waterford
Vcro utaD, Liverpool; Atalana tGer Bremen Fran
cesco Dopovuro Itab, Cork Fameuth iieseN Dubro-
yacki Ausl Bristol GaIore (Sp), Nego tSpaln; bries
Chanito OPP Barcelona tspainl Emily tBrl, Belize {;
sea Bird Br). Mafacaibo,
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
YACHTING NOTES,

Yacht Tarolinta, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Kent, pass ed
Whitestone yesterday, from Northport for New
York.
Yacht ATLANTA N.Y.Y.C, Mr. Astor, from city
Island, also passed, en- route for New YORK.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
BUFFALO RACES.

The Weights TOR tho Hs.ndicaps I'm the
Programme for the FArst and Second
Days OF the Meeting.
The following are the weights assigned to the
several entries for the handicap sweepstakes and
the Bunalo handicap sweepstakes, to be run at
BunAlo on the nrst ard second days OF the meet
ing. September and9:--
SECOND RACE.-Eandicap sweepstakes, for all
ages; $50 each, half forfeit. and only $40 II de-
clared. with $500 added; the second horse to save
his stake and TO receive the money iOr declara-
tions; weights TO appear August 25 and declara'
ttons to be made september 3; one mile aud
quarter. .nIf
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D. McDaniel's Sprtngbok, years old........... ll6
Hunter 1ravers' Strachin0 years old...... ITO
Lewis Co.'s OrtOan. aged. .......... l0S
u. McDaniel's Katie pease years old. l07
J. Donahue's Business, years old ............ lot
j. Donahue's Artist, years old. .............. LOT
A. L. Chappeli's Jim Connor, 6years 0ld...... l06
d. Chappeu's General Custer, aged. .....-...... l04
J. Oonee's Donnybrook, years 0ld............ 104
J. Fletcner's hartand, years DID,. !. 100
L A. HftchcOck's Limestone, years old ....... 99
J. Coffee's B. r. Carver, 4 years old. ..,..... 9S
A B. Lewis Co.'s Joe Johnston. years DID,. 95
l. A. HitchcOck's Quits, years old ............ 93
J. u Nellfs Major Macon, years DID,. ......... 93
J. Donahue's Dublin, years old. .............. 93
A. u. Smiths Dame LlghJb0dy, years old -. 80
a. FISHERS Donebrook, years old. ............ 80
w. N. BarrOn's jennings years old. .......... 30
A. n. Smiths Helen Bennett, years old ...... so
Hunter Iravers' vesta, years old. .......... 50
w. n. Barron's Viva, years. DID,. ............ 80
Z. Packers Jenny Glade, years old. .......... rs
y. McDaniel's Mary Buckley, years old. ...... rs
ID. McOantel's Red DICK dlly, years DID,. .... rs
Hunter Irayers Crowsmeat, years old. 49, rs
SECOND DAY. ~
THIRD RACK.-The Buffalo handicap sweepstakes
l0r all ages; 500 each, hall forfeit and only $50 II
declared with 500 added the second horse to save
his stake and receive the money tor the declara-
tlons; weights TO appear August rs, aud deciara-
lions 10 be made SepremberS 3; Two miles.
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A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COUNTS
a Of dinsrent states legal everywhere; no publicity;
no fees IN advauco ADVICE Commissioner for every
state and Notary Public FREDEBlCK J. KING. Coun-
sell0ratLaw. 363 Broadway. I'.I7f
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
SHIPPING NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
APPROXIMATION PRrzEs

J. b. MARTINEZ a co., Bankers,
10 wall street, rear easement, New York.
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A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DJPFER-
IA ent States; legal else desertion, &c, suf1-
cent canse; no publicity required charge until di-
yorce granted; advice Tree. NJ HOUSE. Attorney, l91
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25

Steamer saQs. IDestinas,oa.l o6ioe
The New York herald., 1874-08-25

da Rogers aud Hunter, Sherman, Proyidence Roman
.soss AL
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%s1d dsa5s ASsiss5t %essa! BAH 's' henderson
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Bessie Dickinson new, Dickinson. Saith Beow ", com.
wors Y. RIVER brig
MNs%pR%i sfs isRf' snls s M ss
chsrles,on: sS1 "a SsS Miller % Miller Boston
schrs vcto' Henderson savannah; Pedro Graw Lake,
Ns.Sas15 Del Aug ssssa down Pm sssqr
@ nif 0f sSTs ss
ior Fannie for Maggie cummn
$'tA sG.,ss Passed
sth s sSs% clafs rom is
saTy ssr %
RaSnsoS Dsyd E%ssa SSs VIZ salon
Sw pn Agnes sSSS S
Rns r S% rom Hsh a Ie4 oSs sps 4S KIT
sS Sfssaa ssyana and
Line Young ,s AM M sSsiangha% from Boston and WIN
beinenL rom NeW bedford A herm Dr1R and two schrs
.PM-Passed up. steam lighthouse tender Violet brig
Jones, rom Cardenas Passed down schr Young
Teaser for New Bedford brig Gerry aud schrs Lizzie
bakers from 81 john NIB and r A Bangley, from Fall
River anchored Oh here AN. herm brig In sight
IKwxs Del, Aug 2A-AM-Bsrks II Duval and Tan
cook brig Lie h0ughton schrs Wilson. from Rich
mond for Stamford Conn; Clara Merrlck, from do for
New York. Alnickson from Philadelphia for Somer.
set and large feet OF schrs outward bound, here
Passed IN lag evening, bark Peabody. from London,
and an unknown Norw bark Bark St Cloud, from New
YORK for Aspinwal is at anchor or the harbor -Four
light barks went up yesterday supposed from Sandy
HOOK Reading steamer Is here; too thick 10 make
her out Moderate storm from the since pm
PM-Passed In yesterday brig II Jones, from Car.
denas: bafks Hancock and g. Cloud here outward
bound also, Reading steamer No. II. schrs Thomas
Clyde Ramon De Aiuria, Electra bailey. Anne Barton,
PORTLAND, Aug 2z-Arrived, bark H. from Havana;
schr Grace Cushing, Bradley, New York.
PORTSMOUTH Aug 22-Arrved, sehrs b O Terry
Cranmer, Philadelphia; Ceres, Coleman, Weehawken
for Dover Emma Day. Hamilton New York for New
market FIJI. -
sailed--schr Estellc Day, Cary, PHILADELPHIA
PROvIDEACE, August 3l-Arrived schs Wapella.
Penny. Philadelphia; hight Away, Crosslev, Phiade
phia for Pawtucket; Joseph Porter Burroughs Pnia-
delphia for do; Celeste Brown Albany, via Newport;
Horizon, ieet Newburg' q A Hayden, Green, foush
keepse; Evergreen, Turner, Port johnson. s,
ssiled.stea amer Florida Crocker, Philadelphia Drig
Rhone (Br), Roberts, Pcton schrs w JourdAn niSn
srdson Georgetown, &c: westmoreland, Allee rnna n
delphia; Merriman, Crane do; Belle 5eemsn
Steelman Irep5on Clara k.nsn R3serS a. nv King
hliyen, DO; success Richards, do James Frsemap
Lldriaee, do, VIM McCobb, Horton, DO; WIN n'"
zsd-Arnvea schrs Josephine weaver. GIaddias
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

TUE RHODE ISLAND SESATorsnir.
It seems to be assumed v In Rhode
Island that Senator VIM. Spraguc will
not be able to secure lila 70 election /;
and as the General Assembly, upon
which tho choice Of his successor Is to
devolve, Is o to be chosen, great In
tercst Is felt In the preliminary results.
A number Of candidates for the Sona-
torship T already In the field seek
lug 4 majority In the Legislature.
Among those named ms Senator
Spraguo's successor are Governor Hen
ry Howard, Gen. +. A. burnside, VIM.
r. Sheffield, aud ex.C Congressman
Jsnckes and Dixon. 1t Is likely that
Gov. Howard will b. supported BY the
Spragus faction, aud Mr.. Dixon Is said
TO be a fvorito with the other side.
There Is always music In Rhode Is.
land over the S%snstorshlp, and the
next canvass Il to be no exception to
the Iuls.-N. y. Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

Writ n commendab!o desire for
knowledge the Boston Journal Is anx-
lous to have Mr. Jayne answer the fol-
lowing questions: Who arc the 9TH
ers to whom the balance OF the $685.
900 which you have received over $780,
900 retained by you has gone? State
names, occupation, and services rem
dercd for which they received 1t! Who
are the ilfty or sixty Custom.house Of
flclals who have been connected with
You In your work Of cxtortlng money
from merchants? Give names, loca-
ton, aud amount paid to each! What
amount was paid to your counsel, the
Hon. Benjamin +. Butler, In the
Phelps-Dodgs case, and what were the
special services rendered In said casc,'