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EOR MOUNT VERNON

: The Steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Hc!lIngs-
head, having been rebuilt and entirely rehtted oy
her present owners, WILL leave her wharf,
FOOT OF SEVENTH STliEETb
DAILY tsundays exsegtepn 81 Td y oCLoCA ho0
She Tomb OF Washington, and SYE
iebI9 Gen. Sup't Steamer ARROW.
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EOR SALE-A HANDSOME NEW BRICK
II RESIDENCE In Hamilton, Va, about forty;
o. r. n. No change Of ears from Washington. A
delightful summer residence, with all the modern
improvements and eonvenIences, with from nye to
fifteen acres OF land, desired. For circular and
photograph address j. X. TAYLOR, HAMILTON,
Loudoun county, Va. feb2S-tf !.
EOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST DE-
IL SIRABLE DINING ROOMS In the city. Gen.
trally located. Now has seventy regular boardcrs.
For Information apply at sC4 street northwest.
VALUABLIE IMPR ROY pPRoPERTYFoR
Buildings on street, City Hail
four stories high, containing thirteen rooms each,
with modern conveniences. =. 49,, -,
The location and arrangement Of these Houses
make them valuable for Offices and business pur-
noses They will be sold at low prices and on favor
aiie time One or both for sale. Inquire OF
KILBOURN q LATTA,
fee Corner Fifteenth and G. streets.
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GREAT GoN RT,
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY q, 1874,
cCnnrI, u &c nroNr nIIrRCII


.. Under the Direction Of
.. HARLEY NEwCOMB, -.
for the benefit Of the new College Music and Art,
to be inaugurated in Washlngtou September ID.
amateurs.
Marine, Band, Orchestra; Arion Society, z.
Holer, Director; QuIrtette from saeneerbund;
Quintette from Emerson Institute: Grand Chorus
list; Camille Schneider, 500 Cornetisr: Geo. w.
Walters, 500 0rganist; Mrs. Louis Morel, So
prano Sfogato; Mrs. Edward Daniels, and Miss
Katie Irving. -.----
Messrs Rnoop, Bisehok Rockar and Weiss,
Acland Boyle and VIM. Upton, In Humorous COL
loguy and Vocal Trio. written for this OCCASION
The programme win include: Grand Triumpha!
March from Damascus, by Chorus, Band and
Or gan; Grand Duo for Clarionet and Cornet; Cor
net Solo, with Organ accompaniment; Quintette
dered by Mrs. Morel, Mr.. knoop and Mr.. Rockar:
Trio. Voice, Cornet and Piano: New and Original
Humorous Song. sven Herr Schneider Leads der
Band, - sung BY Acland Boyle. etc.
Admission, IS cents: reserved seats =; to be bad
esrIy, my1-st
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- and Parties by JOHN c. HOGAN, Awning
mannfaetprer, 7i3 Market space, between seventh
and Eighth streets, noH-u
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Friday, July al, 1874.

At this ANAL Concert everything will h. upon a
sale corresponding with its Increased Importance.
The music will be rendered by orchestra =
ST ting Of one hundred performers selected for III
fame in different lands. and the Unprecedented
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Special, NOTICES

F~IHE sGMNER NATioNAL NON
- UMENT AsSOcIATION.-A meeting OF
tbs Associ.tiop win be held THIS Friday EfEN-
The pablo is invited TO be present, particularly
persons from the States. The Hon. Mr.. Gray, OF
BY order OF the Association, myz
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a D r s A L E.
A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.
Two hundred acres of LAND, well fenced; ele-
CANT homestead with all modern improvements;
splendid ouihouses, fine orchards, &C. &c: eight
miles from Washington The Seventh street road,
and line Of Point Of Rocks railroad. VIII sell
the whole OF part.
A SMALL FARM,
adjoining, forty-eght and three-quIrte well
fenceG, comfortable buildings, &C.
For fnll particulars apply to j. e. LAY
nIy6-If 6I5 Tenth street northwest.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR RENT OR SALE-FRAME HOUSE,
II seven rooms and hall, on Thirteenth street
northwest. Brick house, nine rooms. with all mod
ern improvements, on II street northeast. Apply
At 625 Louisiana avenue, up stairs. my2-t
TOR SALE OR RENT.-ECONOMIZE AND
- save high rent and taxes by buying handsome
COTTAGE at cost. at College Lawn; Is minutes
from the city; fare Is cents per day. Apply 10
ana avenue. myH-tf
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Ew b o o X 9

n n n " = ats
Is History of American Currency. BY Sumner.
Villeta LindIn, or The Artists Bride. BY Enef-
son Rennett. "a. .. -,,l,
ST. Roaan's Well. By Sir Walter Scott. scriO-
ner's pocket edition. ,- ,,,.,.,,o.o
Personal "reminiscences by Charley, Planchete,
and Young. By Richard Henry Stoddaru. tbre-
a-Brac series y . ,a,..z u,
The Executive Power in the United States. BY
Adolpae de Chsmorun. From the French.
Victor Hugo's "a. .n...4 .-.-
The Circuit Rider. By Eggleston.
The Theory OF the Beautiful; by samuel Iyier'
A Tribute to W. W. co:coran. By M. e. r
WaidIfed. A novel. BY Berthoid Auerbach.
Constant.y on hand the following celebrated
trials: Trial of Mcfarland, Forest divorce case,
trial Of Mary Harris Burch divorce case, Beardsle
divorce case trial Of Lowenstein for the murder OIL
" for ssls eS;; Leo. H. MORRISON,
rnya1 Booksellers and p bshers. as Penn avenue
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II
Among the diagrams AMI views exhibited during
the lecture will be the fOllOwiug Map tie United
states showing the Mineral Regions; tie Treasure
silver: the Washoe Rang OF Mountains; Geologl-
cal History: Mount Davidson Island Peak;
First app -arance Of GreeEstOus; Breaking through
OF TrRcLyte: How ComstUcS Lode Originated;
Horses; killing of the Fisure with old and silver
Interior View Of the Riy hest Mines in the World;
Two Hundred Millions orljOlllrS Produced Already.
Mouth Of the SutTo THnnci; Conveying Air to
the Mines: Railroad; TiInbeFiag; Boring Holes
W Ia CumpresSed-Air Drill ;: Explosion with Nitro
Glycerine or Giant Powder: Machine shop; DWELL
riOr and interior; Oil kenIEGk and his Jaekass;
View from The summit over the Forty-Mle Desert;
Westward View towards Mount Davidson; Virginia
City and Gold Hill; ShaIt 90 Feet Deep; Capitol
at Washington and St. PEuI's in London; Dead
Weight, Water, ore, Wa Ie Rock, ami Ton OF
Silver Every Day; SO CorIs OF Fire Wood Burned
10 70 Hours; Mining Punps; the Most Crooked
Railroad la the World: discovery aud Hiding OF
IRE: the Opposition 10 the SatTO Tunnel; Stock
Gambling; Rascalliics Ofthe California Rank Ring:
Cheating and Robbing the Public; 3. ibing OF
Judges and latures: Zap Dying Ven1l Press;
Sl20O day the ProLts OF these Man pulations:
Lowering and Hosting of Ore; W ater Power IT'LL
lied In Mines; Mines of the HarZ Mountains, in.
Germany: Chimney 2,0JO Feet Higd; Principles OF
Ventilation; Consumptive Miners-tEe cause OF hu-
.AeaVe--sIiners Buried hltYe; Premature Blast
nain.ed and blinded: Delayed Mins-dead bodies
hoItlng about: Falling Down the shaft: Fire In
the Yellow Jacket Ming miners burned to death.
Escape and Rescue through the Tunnel; also, Views
OF Mining Scenes In all Parts OF the Word.
plicNtion the Office of Wizards Hottl, at tie
metropolitan Hotel, ana at Messrs. Philip Solo
hons Bookstore. Those heretofor aed arc good
for all lectures. myl2
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THEATRE CoMIQUE.

THEATRE C0MIQCE.
Il MONDAY, May IS,
Every Night and Wednesday AMI Saturday NATL
Popular prices OF admission Is and 50 cents.
Production, for the frat time, OF the sensations,
extrayaganI, -
NEW YORK As IT WAS;
Or. the Eireman;s Midnight Watch,
Produced win startling scenic effects. After the
fire. round of pleasure at the NoxAll Gardens, in
troducng positively for the last time, the glorious
CAN-CAN. myiS-6t
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The GREAT EHsLIsH REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plaints either Of recent or long standing are adj
They can be relied upon as the most safe ami ef-
fectual remedy ever offered 70. the public and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRoUT & HARsAET, 70 Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists, .a-#-3
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A few choice seats can be secured at the once OF
Ford's Opera House, Washington good for round
trip and admission, g.
TO Baltimore OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
special train will leave Baltimore az l1:l5 D. M
for Washington during the Booth engagement
my21-I
r ECTURE By REV. THOMAS GUARD,
IL of Baltimore, at o'clock. TUESDAY EVEN-
ING, May D. in Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Fourth and r, cts southeast, Capitol
Hill. Subject: THE WALDESSES. This lecture
Is full of thrilling interest. has attracted immense
audiences elsewhere. and Is considered one OF the
ablest efforts of this eloquent divine. single
| IS cents. For SHE at Warren Choate Co. "a s4l
Pennsylvania avenue: VIM. Balantyne's, fzS sew
enth street, and at Van Ness Co.'S go PennsyL-
vania avenue aud Third street southeast.
my2)-w,S&Tu+
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ga lTRIBUTR OF REsPECT.
oRDSANcE oEFIcE, Wan pEPARrNENr,

O1<A W <AN A..E
Ata meeting OF the clerks and em,,ioyees OF the
office OF the Chief OF Ordnance held this day, to
adopt suitable method Of testifying their RESPECT
for the memory OF the late Chief OF Ordnance the
following pfeamoie and resolutions were unani-
Whereas e has pleased Almighty God to remove
from among us General A. b. Dyer, Chef Of Ord
nance United States army: and
Whereas Il l. fitting. from or past relations to-
ward the Diseased that Should. In these the fir
hours Of be .avcment, give expression to our
tirnents Of affection and regret and to the measure
of his fame add the humble tribute OF acknoWl-
edgements; therefore. be IL
. ResOIced. That vii II deep emotion we have heard
OF the de Ith ofhim TO whom all OF are indebted
fo- acts Of dsintert SET friendship and iderate
kndnnss during his active admin. sration OF the du
ties of his ONCE. and towards whom all have borne
heartfelt sympathy throughout the entire ;rtod
OF his long and distres ing Illness.
RsSoIped, Tint we afectionately tcn 'or TO his be-
rsaved family the assurance of onrr pact ald ask
the acceptance OF our condolences in this hour OF
their bereavement
sad Offices for the deceased, we will attend the flu
nerl sarvices and that en- gro sedeopy Of these
resolutions b. trauslnit ted to the family.
wv A DrC.rUnpy a Gro, ary myy2
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MATT1Nes, oILcLoTHs, CARPETS,
h &C., &C.,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
We have just resolved large stock Of the above
goods for private sale, comuri.ing-
SO rolls white and check MIArrl Nc. 80
20 rolis4-4, ID, 81, l0-4 and l2-i OlIlCOLTHS.
NopIeccs Of Nelvet-body and Tapestry, Brussels,
Three-ply, InRra n and other CARPETS.
The above stock we offer ut very reduced prices,
all being OF the best quality, to which we would call
the attention of buyers being OF this seasons i'm
my2-3t 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
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GRAND YACHT RACE VIII +

A GRAND YACHT RACE WILL TAKE
n place betwt en- the sloOp Sea Gull, Of Balti-
more, and yReht Americas, of Washington, on
FRIDAY, MAY 2,
for eco side. The boats to start from Seventh
street wharf at O'Clock, rounding buoy at City,
mont and return. The elegant and commOdiOus
STEAMER Pilot Boy will accompany the boats in the
race, leaving sixth-street wharf. Tickets o..
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tSTRAwBERRY FESTIVAL FOR FUR.
| - NtSHING Memorial Church. -Four nights,
beginning TUESDAY, May 10, 1t Chapel, Four
teenth street and Vermont avenue. Skating Rink,
showing six thousand moving figures. Mrs.
Jarley's Wax-works, &C., &C. Tickets At door.
$1,000 ATTENTION. $1,000
All persons owning or using strong uraught-
horses, namely, Livery-Stsbl0 Keepers, Ice Com
uanes, brewers, Express Companies, &C., are here
by notified that viii pay
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
To the of any Pair OF Horses that shall prove
able to pull me away from stretcher, upon which
shall occupy horizontal position, the traces fas-
tined around my body. AL those who intend to
compete for this prize are requested to call with
their horses At my plscr Of business,
No. AL ELEVENTH. STREET.
near Pennsylvania aVenu-. before The I'D day
of May. lJ7i. The match will come of at
LGkFLER'S WASHINGTON CITY
GARDEN.
See Piacards- WILLIAM HEYGsTER.
Ws1S
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To ALL, particularly invalids, spring is a trying

To ALL, particularly invalids spring is q trying
season. Indications Of sickness should at once be
attended TO. Fatal diseases may be caused by al
loving the bowels to become eonstipated and the
system to remain in ,disordered condition, until
the disorder has time to develop itself. An ounce
OF prevention is worth o pound Of cure, is an old
and truthful saying. Therefore, wo advise all
who are troubled with the complaints now very
prevalent - headache, indigestion, disordered
liver, want Of appetite, nausea, or feverish skin,
Pills. We know Of no remedy so harmless and
decisive in It's action. 1t at once strikes at the
root OF The disease and produces healthy tone to
the system. People never need suffer from any
disease arising from dlsordered condition OF the
liver If they would take this excellent medicine
when they feel the first indications OF the maiady
Families leaving for the summer months should
take three or four boxes Of these pills with them
They have an almost instantaneous effect. They
will relieve the patient OF headache in one or two
rounding bile, and will effec.ually prevent q bill
lous attack. They arc sold by all druggists.
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S 2,5oo,ooO
LIST OF GIFTS.

divided into twenty thoussnd gifts, viii be dis
tribated among the ticket holders.
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WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THURsToS's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, Is and 30 cents per BOTTLE.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire IL, all
may have 1t by constant use Of THoNPsoN's Po-
LiGHT-coLoRED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soiled.. Jouv ENs inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
will renoVate them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. All sold BY druggists and fancy deal
ere.
PLAsTERs, whenever plasteris needed, are I'M
riyallsd. Price, 20, Is, and 80 cents each.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENI.
TOR RENT.-TWO DESIRABLE MODERN
built houses, Nos SIS and 5Is Second street north
wes:; have each l. rooms, and all modern cOnve-
nienecs; SIS piece Other houses in various parts
of the city, from 81 to Sl2S. new store, on Four
tee nth street northwest between and streets, Is
by o. feet, so. line large hall on Seventh street
northwest between Louisa avenue and ID streets,
sec ond and third too:s. Also, newly-ftted Offices
In SO seventh street, on trst, seeoid, and third
fOors. THOS. L. WAGGAMAN,
myI9 $40 Seventh street.
EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE IN INGLE
II place, Capitol Hill, No. 1913 street southeast,
three stories and basement, ten rooms, hall. bath
room, gas and water, Latrobe, range. hot and cold
water. Rent, $50 per mouth E6 In r adyHnSei
Real Etate Broker, No. q s seventh street.
myI6-tf opposite Patent Ofires
SPLENDID OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT
- The management OF the SECOND NATIONAL
BANK will be pleased to receive proposals from
parties wishing TO rent office rooms IN their elegant
FlRE-PRO0F BUILDING, No. 500 seventh street
northwest opposite the General P9St ONCE De-
partment. W. II. GRiFFITH,
EoR RENT, In THE MOST DESIRABLE
Il part of streets store and dwelling, with II
rooms; all modern improvements. WEI be rented
SEPARATE If desired, for one or more years. to re-
sponSib:e rarties. Apply to EDWARD DOLAN,
1888 street. ap9-f
EoR RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS ON CAP
Delaware avenue. Jylo
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PERSON

GENERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS ITO
y loan on real estate for one year.
. ...r- .. j, STANLEY & JONES,
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MRS. H. J. FRENCH,
W. PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC ELEC-
TRiCIAN. CLAIRV0YANT AND MAGNETIC

Mrs. French possesses wonderful curative pow
ers, particularly all diseases. Certih.
Gates from parties In this city who have been cured
by the laying on OF hands. She also Possesses the
wonderful GIN Of portraylng canvas the LIKENESS
Of departed friends. sCsl and be convinced: ioiS
New York avenue. i apc-ly
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TOCAPITALISTSOR 9TH Frs DESIRING
y oembark one or more thousand dotiars IN -
but profitable business, with q gentleman 81
thiieity, can have an Interview BY forwarding 80
dress In fun to j. ii. X, 81 Pennsyiy ANA
Washington, ID. G.. oeS-A
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CTRAwBERRY FESTIVAL.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian Church will
hold Strawberry Festival at the Church, on Four
and-a-half street, near City Hall, on the
EVENINGS OF WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and,
FRIDAY,
May %, q aud o. my.S-5t
WILLARD HALL,
w Entrance on street, near Fourteenth.
At the request Of many persons,
NR. SUTRO
Ea2 consented to repeat his Lecture on
MINES AND MINING,
Illustrated by the CALCIUM LIGHT,
Atso'clock on the evenings Of
ATS O'Clock on the evenings of

TUESDAY, May L, SATURDAY. May IS; TUES
DAY, May IL; THURSDAY, May u,
and SATURDAY, May 3. -
The New York herald., 1874-08-09
THE VERDICT IN THE BEECHER
TRIAL.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
No trial, OF modern times, at least, has had so
many jurors, who are expected to give their ver-
dict as TO the guilt or innocence VI the accused,
as the Beecher case. As in ordinary cases before
. court OF law, in this case before an investt-
eating committee about one-half OF the jurors are
ready to render verdict before hearing all the
evidence. AS ones prejudice Is, SO is his verdict
given, even before he knows one tithe Of the evil
dence, pro and CON. This every one can see in
most of the published letters to the public and in
newspaper editorials One side says, ''Whatever
this committee OF respectable men may conclude
in the matter, their simple verdict should be
conclusive and satisfactory" The other side,
with equal positiveness, says as does that respect
able religious paper the Examiner and Chronicle,
"The Investigating Committee may make Up a
verdicr of acquttal, but II Will have little weight
beyond the limits OF Plymouth Congregation
Just as though 1t was expected that the commit
tee were to report their 'verdict' to the public
without giving their reasons and the full evidence
on which that verdict Is based In your editorial
OF Saturday, however, you put the matter in Its
true light when you say, "Whatever the concu-
sions OF the committee, the evidence upon which
these conclusions rest must accompany the report,
and the country IL quite as competent as the COM
mittee to determine the value OF this evidence"
Let US wait until we get all the evidence and
then, and not Till then, act-as intelligent jurors,
and pronounce our verdict. Is Is simply ridicu-
lous to decide the question now. A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1874-08-09
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIsro, Aug s-Arrived bark Eros tyo) Thorkiidscn,
New York
Ballast, Aug s-Arrved, bark sabionccIlo (Aus.
steek, Boston.
BRxxxRHAvKv, Aug e-Arrived barks Kosmos Ger,
Meyer, Philadelphia; 9Th, Laura Gertrude Ger,
Schultze, do.
ConrU-Arrived, schr Jane slade tBD, slade, Yew
York.
DAxrzIc, Aug ug7-Arnved ship Pamctraet sor,, Jacob.
sen. New York.
GLoucKsrER, Aug 7-sailed, bark Auguste Marie zee ~
Grant, New York.
KoNcssKna, Aug e-saied, bark Jas Brett Gibson
United States.
LIVERPOOL Aug S-Arrived ship John o,aaunt ,Br)
Bodcn, San Francisco.
Also arrived Sth, steamship State OF Minnesota CBr
Hamiin. New Orleans via Norfolk
Sailed 7th, barks Henss (Ger PAUL. Phiadelphia; Nj
phon, Day Tybee.
LoHpos, Aug s-Arrived, bark syringa CBr). Gibbons
New York; brig sunnysde (Brj, Rodger, DO.
LONDONDERRY. Aug 7-sailed, barks Countess OF Duf.
fern Br McGonagie, United states Helene (Nor Mel
sep do.
NkwRY, Aug s-Arnved bark Flora CSor) Kloster, New
York
QUEENSTOWN Aug s-Arrived, steamships Abyssnia
OBI Hams, and Minnesota (Br) jones' New York for
Liverpool and both proceeded) ship Clara Kiam (Br)
sproul Quebec; bark oskar George (Rus, Lngonblad,
Baltimore.
suTDxRLAEp Aug 7-ssiled, bark Hawry Nor. Chris
tensen, United States.
srErTrN, Aug 8-Arived, steamship Franklin Ger.
Dehnicke, New York via Copenhagen.
srocKHoLx. Aug 6-Arrived brig John Sherwood, Nick
erson New York
TRIHsrr-Arr,ved, brig soskommeren CNor Who'll Will
mingtop, Nc,
The New York herald., 1874-08-09
THE LOST STEAMER CITY OF GUATEMALA

Within three or four days news will probably be
received In this city from Havana OF what has be-
come OF the officers and crew OF the Pacific mail
steamer City OF Guatemala, wrecked on walling's
Island, in the Bananas group on the 18th OF last
month. The source by which 1t will be received Is
the Havana steamer City OF New York, Captain
Deaken. which left this port last Thursday, the eth
for Nassau aud Havana. The news she obtains at
the former port with reference to the stranded
vessel will doubtless be telegraphed from Havana
on here The wrecking steamer which went to
the assistance OF the Guatemala is the vessel
which Always lands the New York mail from the
City OF New York and other vessels employed in
TINS service, and 1t Is tair to presume that she will
nave returned TO Nassau by tue time the City Of
New YORK reaches there. News has also to be
received OF the boats crew sent from the Guate-
maia 10 Fortune Island for the assistance OF wreck
ers &c. Twenty-four days have now elapsed since
the catastrophe, and on account Of want or CON-
municatlon no tidings have yet peen received A
possibility exists that the Pacific Mail steamer
Colon, due here the day after tomorrow from As
pinwal may bring tdings OF ner stranded sister
craft. The steamer City Of Havana, from Havana
via Nassau II also shortly due, and, IL Is hoped,
VIII bring some tidings and relieve the anxiety OF
the friends OF those on board, who are beginning
to feel apprehensons at the protracted silence
which has taken place with reference to the vessel
and all concerned.
The New York herald., 1874-08-09
ARRIVALS.

RRPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTTRsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship Gaelic tBr. Parsel London July rs, with
mdse TO r Cortis. From the Banks OF Newfoundland
experienced strong westerly gales th dense fog
date, lat 43 a. lon 30 80 spoke bark Edith (of Maitland
Ns), from San Francisco TOR Philadelphia, @ days out p
on Nantucket passed steamship Caland, hence Rot
terdam; same time. German steamship, bound east
steamship frankfurt Ger, Won Bnlow. Bremen July
rlchs Co. Aug g. lat ~ 3S Ion s. 0S passed BARK
Chapman (Br), II Philadelphia Dunkirk; 9Th lat
l IS Ion 80 iS ste amship City Of Richmond (Br, hence
Il Steamship Gen Meade Sampson, New Orleans Aug l.
and Southwest Pass I'd, with mdse and passengers to
Steamship Geo Washington, Whitehead New Orleans
Aug with mdse and passensera to Clark and Sea.
snip ship city Of Hsvans' hence, .' bound bound south south;
Of New York DO on the outward passage passed the
q s01 1.:l ns' .so: AZ lying y na S.. f''ss%; .Ss
p posiso gnt IN track Bound snd
about miles in the last nonhsi the anchors evi
dently on the bottom holding her..
steamship Huntsville, Crowen, Savannah Aug g
with mdse and passengers TO Lowdcn 9Th. 30 miles
hence for SavSDs; Tx lst no ioR sssamsnp CITY
Steamship Columbia Crowel, Charleston Aug g. with
mdse and passengers to w Oulntard Co.
&c, to Low 4 Bros Passed Aner Nav is Cape q
Good Hope June % and crossed the Equator July 15 in
Ion 81 a w. Got the NE trades July 2S in lat I3 So Ion
40 and lost them July 81 lat ~ 30 Ion "a 40; thence to
ship AJAX Moo, Apcnes Liverpool Al days, in ballast
Ship British Navy Cof LIVERPOOL KendeD, st Pierre 10
dAy& IN ballast. " Crinneil. Minturn 4 Co