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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
W ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April I9s
/ S74 messenger trains will run as follows: 80
T,HE yJTf

OROAD.-On and after SUSDAY,pAprl Ia
1874, passenger trains will run as follow:
"a. ;f FROM RICHMOND.
$50 Am. MAIL sTkAIN.-F0r Gord6nsy1|l6s
CnarlotIes vile. StannIon. White sulphur Hintons
and all intermediate stations daily except Sundays
arriving ut Hinton at 10:lG 2. H.. This train
connects at Gordonsyllle foI Orange. Culpepers
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexar drfn. Washingtons
and the North, and Mt CharI0ltesyi vile for Lynch.
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and the
4:45 p. M. ACCoMMoDATION TRAIN.-For
Gord0nsyille ana al stations daily lex.
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonsyile NJ e:3G Pa
$50 p. NJ. CINCINNATI ExPRESs.-For Corr
louisville, Charlottesville. stnnntons Goshen. Mifl.-
boro', CoylnstoA, White Sulphur and all stations
west of White sulphur daily fe1ceps Saturday arr.
irving ut HUNTINGTON at $50 p u. This train
connects at Gordonsyllia for Washington, Balti-
more and the North, and for LyIchburg, Bristol
and the South, ana ut Huntington with steamers
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and all points
West and southwest, arriving at Cinctnnau ut a.
445P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for.
Staunton and all interpediates stations sAT b.
DAYS ONLY, arriving 1t stanton nj 10 45 r. M.
Baggage chocke cd through. -
For through tickets, rates, and tnf0rmat1on, APP
ply at S26 Main stree. Balnrd and Exchange Hos
TEL or at the conpany'5 office, Broad street and six.
tenth. $500. - EDGAR YLIET, RS
General Passenger ana Ticket gent.
III. PERRY. General SuDertpfeDdent ads
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EDUCATIONAL.
uIEsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

WESLEYAN female INSTITUTE
- sTAuNToN, VIRGINIA,
win begin It's twenty-nftta session seStmbex tE-
IS74-REy WILLIAM A. HARRIS, President
with twenty three teachers and officers One OF the.
largest schools for ladies il the South Aaenafd DY
States Faculty buildirxs Health seen:ry nnsnr-
passed Board and English tuftioaaseh9 aszte year,.
$40.
WILLIAM A.. HARRIS.
l., or 5oodS w6w Stallnt ali, Va.
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THE CURRENT PRICES OF CoAaoDIT!Es.-
That careful business journal the New YORK
Bulletin gives statement of the prices OF
the leading articles at the present time as
compared with those at the corresponding
period last year. Of twenty-five articles
enumerated, thirteen are now lower, eign!;
higher, and one unchanged. The articles
which have advanced are chiefly the West'
ern products-woel, pork, beef, lard, corn,
and whiskey. Cotton has declined four cents
Der pound, and petroleum five and nYe-
eighths cents on refined. Thus in cotton
and petroleum we have q decline in the
value of the exportable surplus OF about
S75, 900 900. The fall in breadstuffs does not
affect The value Of the total export, because
the reduction is but slight, and the ships
ments have enormously increased IN guam
tity. The changes in the values Of our larger
staples more than offset the higher prices
upon some minor articles, and reveal a con-
dition of our industries which, (the editor
says,) though bearing heavily on producers
in cases where wages have not been ade-
uuately reduced, yet lay the basis Tor an ac'
tive resumption of business upon soundef
foundations. Baltimore Sun.
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y -
7:30 A. b., BALTIMORE EXPRESS Ieayes
Broad: Street station fSundsys ex-.
2:s5 P. NJ, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-stre sta.
ton daily. z z 81 Is
ll:05 P. NJ, NIGHT. NAIL leaves Byrd.street
80 station Sundays excepted.
[Sleeping car attached through to Baltimore
Berths 81. ~
600 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION 5lTR AIN for
go. Hanover junction. leaves Broad. Street
station Sundays exceptedi.
1850 a. NJ, NIGHT MA IL. arrives ht Byrd-S treet
station tGondlys excepied|. Z
1870 P. NJ, DAY u ALL arrives at BY rd.Street sta.
'3"E iAh lion daily! Il
1880 P. a., BALTIMORE EXPRESS arrives at
Broad-street station tSundays except
eu).
S:37 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives
i5a,S ut Broaf-street station Sundays exc
Cepted). ssri III
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
o. 5si. MOND AND BAETfMO4E.s.5,
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Brnad-Street station
DAILY Sundays exceptedl at $3.50 a. H. connect
Ing at Qnantico with the Alexandrla snd FrcGe-
railway for Baltimore. Returning, will
arrive at Broad-Street stalcn at S:15, r. al.
Through bills OF ladIng and rates given TO sill
principal points North and West. So
= BY order Of General superintendent.
- j. B.GENrRY.
Re 8 General Freight aud Tfcset Aren't
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Bursting OF a Water-Spout-Tcrri
Loss or Life and Destruction Of Pro-

perry.
SAN FRANCISCO, July PA dispatch from
Eureka, Nevada, says terrible water.spout
bursted in the mountains yesterday, swept
through the town, killing twenty persons,
and causing great destruction of property.
Another dispatch from Elko says the
water.spout crossed the Central Pacific rail.
road track between the Humboldt well and
the town, ipjuring it so that the western
bound emigrant train can't get through to.
day.
Second Dispatch.]
PARTICULARS OF THE DISASTER.
SAN Francisco, July 25.--Another dis
match from Eureka gives the particulars Of
the storm Yesterday. 1t had been raining
with great violence from early in the morn
ir q till noon, when the cloud burst on the
lofty range Of mountains to the eastward
and a vast volume of water was let down
the canon where the town is located. The
eastern part Of the town was flooded in ten
minutes by fearful rush of water, which
constantly incre ,sed in violence, depth
aud impetuosity. The people were
hemmed in and every moment houses
were torn from their foundations and swept
away with their occupants. Ropes were
procured and line formed. Brave men,
thus protected, dashed into the torrent, saw
ing many lives. Only few womeS and
children were lost. The Sentinel Office was
swept away, and Roger Robnett, reporter Of
that paper, was drowned. The bodies are
being brought to the courthouse as fast as
they are recovered.
Three Cinnamon were lost, thirty houses
swept away, aud all that part OF the town 10
which is situated the dance-houses, arc
other places Of amusement Is gone. Inc
flood lasted only half an hour. 1t Is oelieved
the total loss Of life will reach twenty-five
thirku
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FOR BALTIMORE $50

POWHATAN STEAMBOAT C0MPANY's
THROUGH-F FREIGHT
TRl WEEKLY LINE.
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MINIATuRE ALsfaNAC.5J All 1s 54.
4nn rise g. 1853 moor sets
Sam 7.02 Eifz
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A 81 ELLA ACADEMY, VA,
Hight y recommended by professors ofthe Uniyer-
stty az Vireinia PUPILS limited To twelve
81 y,siou OF ten months opens EtkSI MOSDAI
~ 1isEPrKdRER ar-d closes LAST fklDAA La
], Sor ciscnlaiss address ". H.HARRIsoE,
i IA III Mattoax post-ofice, Amelia county
Nv ataw4wF 8! - Virgfpis.
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RICHMOND, YoBx RIVER AND oH4sAPEAxrf
-,'N--' - ~ RAnNoADs COMPANY,
RICHNoND. Apnl tS, 1874.
ON AND AFTER TT ESDAY,<APRu.

RICHMoaD. Apnl ID, 1874.
nN AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
" 2Isp, PASSENGERS and FHElGHT TRAIA6
on tDts road Will run. as follow: S 81
PASSENGER TRAIN tcrHW Point .le2vo
Richmond NJ z. III. fSuDdays excepted). ana
train from West PoiL EEill arrive at Richmond AZ :
lO:lOA A. d. dauv. 49, -
In Connection with thk ROAD. and VIII leave Wcs6~
FoSn6 daily tSnndays excaptetion tie arrival Of
traiu which leaves Riei mona ~ r Nj, arriving Ax
Baltimore next morniI Y In ample time 70 courses
Wiz traIHs for WashRngton, ~, Eorhs and WeES
and leave Baltimore Gaiy DSanoaX, exeepled) ~ -
p. NJ conaectiT AZ West Point With the Izi1
Due al Richinnr, at 70 next morning - s1ts
Fare4n Balnmors ~ q ogy
no Baann0re an0 netnrh.>- ...--ler W W
ToWaSblDg ton. = ~ &
Fare 10 Philadelphia z W
y ToPEiIadelpti and retu m TX Ky
Fayst0 New fork. ..<s..t ~ ~
T0New York aud returL.. g % -
vrs. B0stOl, 10 90
FREIGHT TRAIN. for. tnrongn neaynt s9nIyt
Leaves Richmond daily fMnndSys excepted -
1850 A. Nc, connecting with secamefD q Wos3s;
nSInt that dsixer fieizhs In Baltimore early nex6
= EfEisSHT TIL AIN, with passenger CIR attacheds
for ~frefsht betYera Rscbnsond and WSet Point,
leaves Kchrond on Mondays. Wedaesgsys, r an
Fridaya at "a A. d. Local freight received Iu0ss.
days, Thursdays, and satIrdeys:,, !, .r,,, rrp
l,t 5sss tn g. BApeKin3endent
WIN. BRAGG, Master Transportation. up 20
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DEPARTUREs or sTEAmERs.

NEw YORK, July ss-arrfved ont: weseE
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"CLoUDBURsrs" AND wArER-sPoUrs.

From Ths God HtU (NeU) NeuG
Many OF our contemporaries seem to be under
the impression that cOud-bursts ana waterspouts are
one and the same thing Our observ alton and ex-
pereuce OF them during several years residence this
State well comparing notes in the experience OF
Others. induce tie belief that, although the pheu-
OmeHa effects Of each very similar, yet there IL
decided difference in their source and formation
Water-spOuts met with the ocean
on broad surfaces OF water. A cloud burst
IL simply most extraordinary shower or pouring down
Of Overlad"n cloud suddenly letting It's
tents by the The heavy pOrtentOus cloud may pass
along over the earth, shoWerng down its watery
tents generously goes along. and II 10
obstacle changing Circumstance, nothing unusual
mi ght OF It, At about the heads Of gHlches
csDODs among the mountain tops IL where the cloud
burst occurs The NAV be looked for i'll sudden
electrical disturbances the electricity of the earth and
the cloud coming into contact conjunction perhaps
huge current OF cold met with at that point may
prOuuee the result BE that 10 the observer viii
hiuPy hOuce a sudden and furously cOpious
shower or pouring down OF rain and no def
mite Dody or column OF water as in the case on n
water-spout The steep hillside will be directly covered
with flowing sheets OF water rushing from an retIons
Into the bed OF the ray1ne forming great eood h,cb
sweeps along logs, brush rocks every Inosa ,hiY,
~ gather in It's course, and thus drvtng s1o-'
huge front wall 10 were, OF all debris sat;
with angTllY f0auling water sweeping eyervthins
movable before 10 and spreading ruin aud deyastaor
course. The food Of the upper regions seen
10 open and the rain doscends more in actual stream.
than drops The watery composition OF the cloud seems
10 cOndense all at once and the name OF cloud urst
u peculiarly appropriate.
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INCREASE or EUROPEAN MAIL FACILITIES

THE ADVANTAGE OF SENDING MAILS BY THE FAST
EST sTEAMERs-A PROPOSITION To THE BRITISH
GOVERNMENT.
To the + dttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The action of Postmaster Creswell in
sending the European mails by the fastest steamers IT.
respective OF the lines TO which they belong, is com
mended by its results to the consideration OF the British
Post Office. 1t is a singular anomaly that line of
which is justly celebrated for the speed and
regularity of it's passages the White Star should
bring a mail Daring the month of July the Celtic and
Britannia each delivered their private dispatches fully
two days of the Royal mail sailing
the same hour from Liverpool, and this month have
already the Baltic delivering her letters over "A hours
before the City Of Paris.
There has been lively correspondence between
the managers III Liverpool of the White and
lines and the British Postmaster General this sub
tet the White star manager Offering to change the
Of depart ure from Liverpool Thursday Wednes
day, and 10 carry the mails for the
the Bremen steamers from southampton. This would
give four mails weekly from England VIZ Tuesday from
southampton, "Wednesday by the White bJar, Thursday
by the lDman and Saturday by the Cunard from Liver
pool. AS the mails by the White Star Inman lines
irOm hew-fOrk Oh Saturday reach London Tuesday
morning. replies could be sent of Wednesday evening
by the White Star line, reaching New-YOrk Friday
evening or Saturday morning, thus making the round
tT1p IN II days, with two days IN London. d.
Ner- York, Aug. L. 1874
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p1SSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM UANBURG-Tn steamship Lssrg Aug 5Dr 4 Ragoi ne
WIFE Sehser Fr Sontag Miss Amaadi huer y',
julius StOcker, Miss Helene Woinef H. hAtels
A Maehrns fe snd children. Gertrude Ludess W Lnde-
Miss sophie Wlers Henri Frahp. ~ GER
V. Brown, wife daughter. Bm Iutrsge
Caroline Fisher, VIM Ehcn Mrs. Mnns Freanier and
daughters Mrs herese Lebenscn ch1Ten Miss Ub
kerner. IT, Meier
FROM HAABURG-Tn steamship WestphGid, Aug 6.Misses
Ida Virginia Ca>aber Johu Carstne Murphy,
daughter L. Ravenberg Rudolph lebe Leopold
Hanr Cuaye Won Ven r. Mcnecke NJ Bessbiith line
sch, GoeEisch J. Bereer, III henGt Angoed VII
and three children o. Schurnher " Lunnng = ham Manu. H.
simon johnson D1rr wf, G. keng A. Oppslhen VIE
and our children F. Robertson, Bb von Tor Peter ick
sis Sohe Rorsne Huber Mrs. kummee ami three eh'
drea NJ Schultz. w Dayi1s, Miss Joukei seaessDs1T
q Glasspoo H. Uttech llenneie Harlem, Miss T. Age H.
lppnann g. Bor T. Butte. H. Suass. g. BaueN Miss tara
Gamer A. Des.el D. sehuhoer Miss Lungersaue1 & slneA
and vi A. erh children H. ScnumacAef, g. sehanneT
Creenewad H. lch, L. Schumacher Theo Rhe1enus VIE ana
q
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follow, Henry petty larceny three mouths "a 's saas he
Henry Cannon crime suspended II ne -. svs
state Cbs William. williams picking n,n IN
wears in the State Prison: Sarah Ran petty larceny, % o
The Pentepts Patrick Breu, attempt at Grand
In the Pentenhay; Tbos White burglary three Jsa' A "
10 State Prison -
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
ce Flnmmer sidDey Wild Of No 1913 Bass ~ ~
s 300 hail ,a Of forgery On july y. "a a.,
Ninth National Bank signed o5 which they
dor~ed by Co. OF No J3l
cashed upon returning the check 70 the h'ei n ,.d
dorsenen was found forgery and Wid wa ~ oants with
non hi. person several checks for various
forged signatures Annie Moran no I9B'. Kan
81 bail for picking the pocar Rs,or AMI
neral No 1903 wahngtonst, a be was s'AhaHs ~ ~
Washing tou-ss. Tuesday night
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday pc
Justice Ks.mre Smith, Thomas Dovney i toe ~
~ bail each for breaking mo "" "a eng
No. GlS WaeTs. TUESDAY htl 81.
Of .Iyme H. Lovenihal ca III W,.hnrton-
named Louise Kemp Of NO. % An Az ait
square residence TUESDAY atraojn az ~ 900 h,il Tor
John McQmde hei r. - At
Rahnmann Of the Eleventh Pecpol "a cn
HIN for being dorierT. ne ~ a,,ng .eon,
and him over the without however -
injuries. pine who assaulted beonaI =, and
residence. No lOt Pitt TUESDAY ne1t was o'''h
manded TO await the result Of hliers injuries
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PASSENGERS SfILED.

FOR LTvRRPoOL-rl sieaastp Russia. Aug 5-B Bashhet.
p Pre Col Winthrop +. p Bcke7, q. W. Gurus two Misses
Aspuga H. Psner Miss hneesnd DE- Jesett ana VIE Miss
Emma A. Jewet A. Jcwe. Wn. Pase, W Hedges Mt Oathe
two and nurses w D. scott Miss A. T. Fare S T
Mont Pnhrs Rev. VIM Irwin g. Bennett D. y an neA
Col Bobosoo, Benz Tucker A. Merritt A Martinez Il = Fqri A. ,Ia
xiC Miss Ford, Ford, Mr. Burns aud friend, MI
sharp and m4a-servant W. Bond, James o. sTinIey'
r. MORRISON Mrs j. Fuller Master Fuller, William Hilton
MIR and Mrs Jas Armstrong, Chas Webb Col sam aye
and wife Mr. and Alfred CLARK, infant ami nurse Ms NOBEL
n H. Potter Count Zanu e. De Lchtevede. L. MOSS ueo'
Moran NJ AID Mn r. Mgs4nve cad, and 'eryin a
and Mr. Puree B. Mehafey Eugene Deano hhAni IT.
vim Richard Irvin IT, Mrs Bsow Laveace Miss CAApm msil
AMI man servant Mr. GRAY Nj and Mrs H. Bacon sam ie
Alfred Higgins d. Mcclellan Mr. Bedrosdan Dau Laaghhh Mr. u
Donovan Ars f. e. Cairns j. H. Sheppard M anu '
H. Pnckney. ,.u.. po,..,,o
FOR BREYEE-In steamship Dondu Aug -Juhus foTs'nan
Miss EUxa lutte Moniz ipp Mrs Conrad and enid b"A1
Winter Ludw. Kern Herman Batter Nj am Mr. H. 1Lei
eoid Miss Matilda Miss Rupert. Mrs Mara bo,hK anu
child Cbrstoph Hon Johanna Thurman hs A-enaa EIn
Mr. K Paesen vnrenD tian Goeppi Donau MI ana mr.
Meme and two children Herman Schmidt Mrs yeuRy b,eht
trn Miss Clara Kreg schwartz. Henry hoch Mr.. N
gan and two children Hiss Lilly hagan D. Led Misc Fanny JONI
ston, John Spery . .--v - Ab,.bsn
yoL Ma,,er Christian Yok Richmond Pearson Hchrl hoa
Iesse Green Joeph lett Mrs Mar Jane Cffori Mrs rA o.
bpTser WIN Clara Peter H. Young John r. Phillips N S.a1s
n "a Meadows Mr. Mary Meadows. Master Wn hea10"s' "hs
Jane Meadows, L. Robinson, John Davidson.
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DECISIONS-AUG. 8.

Supreme Court ChambersBy Judge Gs. u The
GOsinsk-dened NheelSnRhi ss- poss an
matter Of the Merchants Insurance Company gt n at Dsltoa
Acker WncheeT-Motion grante han "a P,,0
Oeh Caynagh Douglass agt Greene In The maui Baptst
sohau Ledwltn la the matter OF the Si crrne.
Church Porl Mnrray; Met ie Smith loqus 49, Iohr
hedGTanted PhGn1 Manufacturing Go ag hnnt
Panama Railroad Company ag cot
Allen Robbins Peris De Hart agt Hatch 49,. In
Brady; Shea: Claim SchwauL-MOiohs ~ ~
In the matter american
chine Company spratt agt Hunuhs ,
uong conditions Elias Eias-Orier sahts'
sgrnonds Same-Dcnied with costa I'D the NEED
sm,h-Receiver appointed Murray iarway-h9uon
original placed calendar Miller act hisu, nm.
granted directing payment White White-Mouon denc ss
Uranium Krstochwile agt Boyer Co.-Mouon grah'eu
plaintihhe within two days the security.
Common Pleas-SDecidI Term-By Judge LaIle,
moe-Deyl,n sgt Mayor, ScSee indian 'ot
oven AIT and spoReercs ordered ,s On
The Mavor kc-Controler money :" p'aih.n
tract, &c LYONS Johnston Mool deueii sec mein "a
e1 rel Jock AIT The Board Sc.Mndamus rcaed So al
lion act SmiihReierenee entered 20 take pro a.
mony and counsel SandOr-Iht aet " ia
Of the refer being undspuiei, the mouoH ''
granted =, :,
Superior Comt-SDecdi 1erm-Bv judge Mo ins h.,
Macdonald sg. Security Co. Winch AT Ihe ~ al :
Co. Rookie AT Campbell Cmiis ag ConnoI Kent sf aSS
Orders granted Thomas The Loauer Bans 3" me - M
Joton denied With $40 costs Edsail sgi WOODS ell aL-
srence granted.
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The COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge LarremOre, sitting in the special term
of the Court OF Common Pleas yesterday granted John
W Vandermark In his suit against the Mayor, &C. an
order for 5000 for buildnE1 enginehouse Tenth
ave-, between One hundred and ATTY fourth and One
hundred and fifty hfthsts.
An important decision was rendered yester-
day by Judge DonOhue, in the Supreme Court in the
suit OF stephen H. Alden agt Daniel c. Brdsal, law
A T OIL this city, which published In Tuesdays
hIBUNE, and brought for substitution OF another
fn rey 10 pace OF BirdsaA Judge Donohue granted
IN the United States District Court yester-
uay' IN tue case OF James II. Moran and Others. as
SchnugR Judge Blatchford decided that The ,ransao
lons relative 70 oer'n MORTGAGES which sought
OF property by. the bankrupt out on The snai ~
ordinary course OF his business that therefor the
on the Bankruptcy act.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEWBORN.

PORT OF NEWBORN. ,....''''''''"''''A'" %
s,..m,Ap p c,snd pue Beides ROTTERDAM Funch Bye Co.
Steamship Atlas tBr) Hamilton Curacao Lasua'A' 'u
steamship STATE Of Nevada CB Glasgow A. Baldwin Co.
Steamship Donau, tGerl SeJnater' Bremen VIA
steamship south caron, Beckett, ChnrOn W 2Sn'd Co.
steamship CITY Of Dallas Hines orlean H. Mallory Co.
Steamship Steamship s a1se- r'I rs [ ,a ss
SHIP SHIP Hs1 # siis S s sscaist hsE
B Bs as, !f Ss s%Sas H. Hf rf@sS
Barr Barr H.s fs sfia cIs9S i 81 s:'sis Parker
B.!s s,ss Gs, sss,s, H II. 10 As weinberg
BARK sarah e. Frazer, Nichols Aspins1a Brit Son \ ~
Bar B sgss S.s fsfs Faa
Bs PafaOn Span BorOieau Baceona r ORDER. L. Del a0ns
s sSs Hero p s.i. s s ss i ss f. sa s'
schr Mar LOui.a, Gasti, washington, n C., R W Ropes
seRi. kTsins, Wilder. T.ng,co. W Wilson Co
s sss A.. Len fs% s'ts. a.s:1sS r:ei'
sss t BSss s. 1'1.1s.% g. s cS.nsr Co
sss Hst T,1s. RSp flS; sS5s ssss Bs
Steamship w.,tph,l, tee sail Hamburg JOY 49, and H'H'
s..laD Losing (esr Tosbers Hamburg JOY ss With na'~
steamship I q GIsss,on Evans Ss.oans July 20. Vii. nd'
'n ss.%.p Rsss.s Wood wilmington c. "a With n,',
,s;s:. ::s.: P.ss 81 ~ ss s
Bari Rafael n,. ssv.r Trieste Is d. TN Ss.s s With
coffee.
Bns Preupdscha tGer Hlns Bic Janero 90 days. Via Hsmpoo
Roads daJs With cofee,
Brig Raven Sa, % d, with and noias.e
seh Came bonne lef Boothbs Lewis b~IAesa AZ aH WIN
hmt
sehr Richard Bauos Newton 10 dsys, With fruh
sehr Rambler lof Losdon Pengew Bsuhsra IA ds VI"
nut
sehr. Beta of M.ehAs Aehy, 1ss a's b. IL ds,s Win
pilng. =. -, ~
Prince Bansonb. Of and dss from b. John ~ b.
lAth N
Chandler lof Parsboro) Pc,.s Wentworth H. b.
days With plaster.
schr Chingerora, Jackson Virginia
sehr. Sarah Oman, Lee Virginia
hehr ID b. stseimsn, Chvea, Virgina
hehr. Cora Bush Norfolk Boston
sehT. Senator Ghmes Milbun Calais days, With lumber
b j. ~ .av DOMESTIC Ports. -
PHILADELPHIA Aug 5-CeAei ssalsp LsDssste iei bos'sh
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Samuel Goldsmith and Hemon Peter, charged
With deahag without making the proper 6s,,
he'd yesterday 81 600 bail each
shsds
At the Yorkvile Police Court yesterday a formal
complaint John BoardAn Thomas
Norton whose reported ru@siay TRIBUNE They
Wa. cts No. 3Z3 West HJ
bQunt arrested sh clothing beoagns 10 Mr. eis
possession Justice Sherwood held them In - 900 bait
In the Conr. of General Sessions yesterday, Re
eordeI aekeu vIesHs euak pleaded gully aud
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ncS wider extent territory than that at any ma
house The itself has been newly 80 Dex
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N Iouis by Mr.. James Beacknap.
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