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The New York herald., 1874-09-01
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. 81 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Wisconsin,. ORR Freeman, Liverpool via
Steamship Francnnia- Bragg. Portland-J + AmeS
ShiU O'Thyen Ger, Jordan, Sourabaya-H koop
Co.
y hip Anna Camp, Gxfdner, vapsraiso-Fabbri
Chauncey -
Bark Nanta t1nS, Franich, Gloucester. E-John 9
Seager. - II
Bark Gsvenanter rsr. whitehead, Great Yarmouth
JAS 6tweil Co.
Bark Norma rus, Burman, Queenstown Falmouth
-IoeHs 4 Bockmann.
fog 'orders-Siocovich d Co.
bark Teresa Picassa Qtap, Ficasi, Cork Falmouth
Slocovicb 4 Co
Bark W4rts waf Csw) Kreemer, Rotterdam-runch,
Edge Co,
BarS ATnykos tNor, Albrechtsen Rouen-Tetens 4
Bark soafde (Norl samuelsen, Lisbon-Funch Edge
90.
Bark New York Nop Teyesen Aspinwall-Funch,
Bark Annie Bigey Bigey Philadelphia-wm MUIR.
tagh Co.
Brig La Cayenne CBr), Barker, Port Lemon, CR-Mil.
Ter Houghton
schr John Rose, Howell Pernambuco-Abiel Abbott.
Schr Edwd Burnett Taylor, Para-G Amsinck
Schr Luisita Underhl, st Pierre-B Weinberg.
Schr Gersh Banker. Price, st kitts-Jones Lough.
Schr Cora, Bush, Richmond--EP Doyle.
Schr Mansfield, Achorn, Portland via Boston-H
Brown Co.
steamer d Uuey, Davis, Philadelphia-wm Krkpat-
rick.
Steamer Philadelphia, Davis PhnaaeIphia-James
Hand
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
THE DISTRICTS TURNFEsT.

The annual funniest OF the Turn societies form-
ing the Turn District OF New York, at the Lion
Park, yesterday, attracted large attendance Of
visitors. The festivities during the afternoon were
principally composed Of the usual athletic and
gymnastic exercises, while the visitors, with
music and dancing and other amusements pro-
vided for the occasion, fully enjoyed themselves A
feature of the afternoons festivities was military
parade by the Turner Cadets. In the evening" at
eight O'Clock, there was an award OF prizes TO the
successful contestants in Turner gymnastics and a
display OF fireworks. The procession at the
Bloomlngdale Turn Hall yesterday morning pre-
sented quite a formidable appearance, and with
its numerous banners streaming and bands play
ing attracted much attention.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ba THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED b1 THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Minnesota (3r), jones' Liverpool Aug 10,
and 10TH with mdse and 24s passengers to
Of sr rom the Clyde % 0 for 10 @ rs
miles OF SANDY T HOOK steamshps Oceanic Br n henfo @
io ao weser GER, do for Bremen, and cunard steam,
steamship Schiller Ger, Thomas Hamburg Aug 20
With mase and 6si passsngers to knsuth Sachod
Hook days hours and 81 days sciy 70
steamship Oder tGer oterendorp, Bremen Aug 49, and
Fry 6
with loss Of fYretopmast iibboom and mainyard same
ssy isft @ qsi
SANDY T' dr. r
pool 29s miles Of do steamship Weser tGerl, do for
Bremem Tor NEW York R o0 snip ef from
rs ma n Esa 10 Ssa
sa % ocean a Belle oi sscompe April
s1 70 s'e ess e
,%s hHi'GF n"T
for Baracoa and sagua.
pool Jnne 30 via Sydney, CB days In ballast to Heney
Gamble gqPPsr Woodstock NILS Fla a.ys
Sa4 ass e. wS ss iS Ssw
s; from ior London dsys out; ssd, ias& g.
sehr AgiIes Roberts, Newbern Il days, With naval
seRr Elspsra. Yates Virgins. An'"'' ''' ''''
schr Mary Jane 4 Elizabeth, Mcpherson, Baltimore.
Schr WIN Henry, Bohanpan, Baltimore
schr RocKaway. Edwards, Baltimore.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Darling, Darling. Providence for New York.
Schr Tunis Depew, Baker, Hyannis for New York.
schr A Baker, Miller, Bridgeport for New York
schr Potter Hooper. Bradbury, Providence for Hav
erstraw.
Schr favorte, Clark Horizons Point for Philadelphia.
schr Henry Gibbs Cofin, Norwich for New York.
schr George Glover Glover Providence for New York
BOUND EAST.
Bark Black Eagle, Phillips New York for Portland.
schr Lawrence Bush Baldwin. New York tor New
Haven
:. schr Townsend Jackson, Abrams, whitestone for
New Haven.
schr sarah Blake, Blake, Port johnson for Provi-
dencc
schr g Chamberlain, Adams Maiden CNY) for Boston.
Schr Helen searle, fhzshethp for -.
scbr Gage Church, weehswken for Calais
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

he Alluded 10 sse sunaslness Of the gathering with
a. .Alse-sion o. regret saying that he was sorry
people nere. TOE they stood on the has.
,one spot made ever memorable by the most
last, . hAsgard crowd Of poor workingmen as
s~tnoed nere 10 Ask sor work ana bread they were
me- me. ~ an an armed force ior whose support they
hea1e and Inns. While gallant norsemen
dashed 20 and no, driving the poor,
men and chidren helter-sselter through the
etreeu In that comoAt the police. in antry ana
peop spa ,ss upnsa ana ins
we're swept swAy. Crowds OF prisoners were taken,
vomen and children we're Knocked down and
heads we're sptlt open. They were subsequently
toia tnAt these uretcnes
.'HAD BEEs TAUGHT A LESSON"
. lesson winch Old pagan Nero would have been
too much u CHRISTIAN to give TO ms people, but
which The modern Nero was too much OF
sssn year. slnce ,ne besrss Of the % american ,Ha
people thrilled At the famous words, III any
man hsuls down the American nag, shoot
him on the spot! ~ VINO would have then thought
that the Old man who uttered those words could
AT quietly IN tae Executive chamber while the nag
old DIX. gray haired, shrunken limbed and chicken
hearted, did this For what WAS the American
liberty. and inls proud Dag OF hope had been torn
down BY the political pirates who governed this
city. tAppia1se.)
The next speaker was Mr.. Francis Beck. who
commenced ey retelling the outrage and how the
PoLtc uAu uscu tDeir cluos upGJ&d ana young,
and mad treated them like brIftea Why was tnat
meeting csliedf Simply that starving lien might
organize together TO get WORK and fed their
starving families. The police said, for they were
well led, "iQu shall not meet" rne poor york.
lngmen, trodden down for ates, were refused the
rignt OF meeting: they who had been the saves >1f
Ine capitalists were forbidden to cQpRregate Yese
uinety-two per cent OF workinRmen S.are refused y
'ne ,ignt OF assembly ~ an eight per cenS Winor-
ty OF Capitalists and middle class mentor sach
sre tle existing proportions.
- = :'ss RESOLUTION.
Mr. John McMchel, the next speaker then |
moved the following resolution, which was unan-
mously Garfield
Resolved That the liberty OF the press has been
nte riered with by the Poland rag law, demand
Us Instant repeal At the next session Of Congress
The speaker then went on TO ridcule Have
meyer, Matsell, DIX Co. II the city had investi-
gated Matseu's sanity. as 1t did George Francis
Trans, the former would long ago have been IN
Utica Lunauc Asylum At last we have obtained |
the tardy pardon OF Christian Meyer. l"Shame ~
HANK Smth Is now gone and Gardner and Char,
(Cheers.)
Mr.. Graft spoke half an hour tp German, but |
Sfpt Saying the same thing over and over-viz.,
"of 96hlzation OF the w0rkingmea." -
The meeting then adjourned amid cheers the
Secretary refusing to give the press the names N
the officers appointed In the committee, aud when
sfke9 ey A 2 HERALD .IepQrtsZ ylo the PyesidAnt
Was Nr.ieu ''nenry Mard peecher." Inc meeting
vas perfectly orderly, and bat ten Park policemen
sere on the spot.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
Our Squadron i'm the Mediterranean-De-
tachments and Assignments.

WASHINGTON, August 81, 1874.
The United States steamer Franklin, nag ship Of
Rear Admiral Case, was at Spezzia, Italy, August
IA; the Congress arrived there the day previous
from villaranca. The Juniata lett Spezzia August
IL - visit Messina, laramie. Brindis, Corfu,
Cerigo and various other ports OF the Mediter-
ranean, aud to return to Vlllafranca by the 18th
OF November The United states steamer Despatch,
which has been cruising with the Senate Commit
tee on Naval Affairs on board, Is expected at
washington today or tomorrow.
The practice ship Constellation, which arrived at
New London, Conn.,, on the 2sth inst, struck
slightly "a hidden rock not laId down in the
cnart, between Little Gull Island and Gardner's
Island, but sustained no injury.
Lieutenant Commander Is. II. McCalla and Lieu
tenant q. Z. Cornwell are ordered TO the Naval
Academy. Lieutenant Commander f. X. Smith Is
detached from the Lancaster ana placed on walt
ing orders; Passed Assistant Engineer William L..
Nichol, from the Bureau Of Steam Engineering and
ordered to the Powhatan; Passed Assistant Sam
uel Gragg from the Colorado aud ordered to re-
turn home: Passed Assistant Engineer X. r. Ben
nett, from the Dictator and ordered TO the Colo
rado; Assistant Engineer Harris Webster from
the Pownatan and placed on waiting orders.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

scHn sALLIn Kay, nom Ae1andr1a FOR Boston while
ara 9us sunday morning got foul OF barx Admes
sDanEer boom 70 ssa L sns nsa% ss,arned 6r repairs
,hs sem P.c. Howell Ct Boston slst from Phil.dss
seaT Lisns HisS%an s Hartford Inlet NJ and had
spiis asaas'A' carried away. The had her "''n'1''
sold 70 parties in Washington. NJ be employed as
% o. rh 9 ,ons e Tssh sSs
wa: Pa%psd s.n SsSnsy arrived back
pairs ' "~'' - "' 'A'p'-N
snr rysc. Boz. a5.x. om y..hinston for the Eastern
sS 81 sGwss sna sSne
s s.snSf. :axsf s5 90
TIE ashore q shsdpc sSs may so%s Of
the ensuing tide number passengers have come
SsSn iron ship builder Min
government smother on next pSs TUesday after
burden for % he 'e P.ene nsfs Hs S Steamship
nom % .Se1.Is s.s sf4s; ns
tns Keel feet beam Il feet deep with feet between
James talbot s compliment to one of the srothers
q the builder. sbe Of very handsome model built oi
;aitsd ana wen venlsed fore and AIT and viii carry
% psy 5ss',fI t9S
business.
~ PsmaEiscotta n M Aug q from the yard Of Norris
20 hne ship name not given yeti Of 400 tons rated Al
Ior ~ years There also building In this ship
Chase Sons brig Of $50 tons and schr OF $40 tons Dy
At Belfast Aug %, from Carter Co.'S shipyard the
masted schr Gertrude Smith She Is $40 tons burthen
ana owned BY Rockland parties. -
Notice to Mariners.
several , days ago workmen preparations
BSy S as
Cohansey. "'' '''os'''
Spoken.
BARK Alice Ada (Br, Tower from Dublin for New Or
leans, Aug IL lat 40 80, Ion II 30
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
Foreign Ports.

GRAvEsESD. Aug DISABLED, scbr Pamlico suach, Chi
HEIyon1, Aug is-Arrived bark Bolivia Everett, Cape
HAKoDADI June N-Arrved Ocean Pearl, San Fran.
n1yAsA A1s 'l-Arrived, steamship Norro Castle. Nor
hALIrA1 Aug E-ArIived. steamship Beta fBr). Shaw,
Sailed sist, steamship Delta (Bp. drom London,, Mon
PIcToy, Aug as-Arrived bark M Tucker, Pinkhsm.
ssy ssyssa Aug s s-sailed, bark Mimi Aus. cOminich,
ST Jony, PR Aug 2s.in port schr Portland CBr, Shaw,
SYDNEY. M cB, Aug 2s-1rrived ship Arlington tBp,
Visksfy Cns LysrpSo N HSsceared steamship soonan r
Aug ,s,s ,ss,ssa%.D sD
zAzA, Aug l1-saled brig Blanche CBr). Haywood.
American Ports.
u! uALnxANDRLA, Aug 2s.Arriysd: schrs Le%uel Hall.
fusion and for
Sailed David uqrrie. PavtHcke.; Aldina Rokcs
sos Aug .shr
siS-ATIysd ;isa%ss sqmSIs Biliase Liver
Hss Ssssr wsShs
sh Esehe
Fuller lop fnHSs' Han,sy hods Hodge.
arrived ist steamer SsG Reading csburn phsd
phia bark sicllan, Percival Cadiz schrs Hector Hg
gins, Richmond Va; Albert Darey Mason. Georgetown,
20; Calvin, Thomas, Alexandria, .speedwell Bangs,
Elizabethport; James Barrett Nickerson, Rondout;
Sarah EJones. Handy DO; Plymouth Rock Parker Wee,
hawkenj Reyenne. Kelley, Port johnson; Palladium,
!,d ky,dsr New York Maraeaho robin Portland iorPha'
Clesred1seamer Nerels, Bearsc, New YORK; bark
| Scotland Rogers, Nav Orleans; schrs Daniel Webster
Skylark, Small Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Aug zs-Arrived, bark lima NOR, So.
Cleared-schrs Matte Holmes, Cox, St Pierre, MART
| western star. Crockcr, Boston.
3Otb-Arrved. barks Mercurius CNor) Ludvigsen Lin.
erck via New York; May Queen Connolly, Rio Jan ero
ton; Mcclellan, Marsh, Proyidence schrs A W Fisk.
Boston; I TWintcrton, New York. -
Cleared-steamers Octorora, Reynolds, New York;
Henry Cav, Phiadephia; brig q Mariner, Doully,
| Cuba
| ..ssled-steamcr WIN Lawrence, Howes, Boston via
! Norfolk.
At quarantine Ste smship Wilmington Holmes, from
.,BUCKsPoRT, Aug 28-Arrived. brig Albert. orcutt.
| New York.
BAN0OR, Aug zs-Arrlved, brig Jas Crosby, Jones,
| Brooksville
Cleared--schr Noses Patssn Harding, Hsmpden, to
rbnfH, Aug S-Arriveo, scnr Marcus Hunter. Henley.
Philadelp lphia
l. sxlsd-BSFx Moreno usx,. AiehalA Hsrilaaai Rhrs
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

How . Dog Impaired the smsllpox 20 .
Woman at YOnkers.

How . Dog Impaired tho smallpox 20 =
Woman 1T Yonkcrs.
II Ia not often that dogs are Instrumental In the
spreading OF smallpox, but an instance showing
how the dreaded disease was impaired in this
manner has just come to light at Yonkers, West
chester county. Not many hours subsequent to
the death OF Q man named Van Orden nom the
loathsome malady Indicated, and which occurred
IN that city q few days since, Q neigh
boris dog found Its way to the bed
from which the corpse had been removed, and in
dulged In roll on the covering On returning
home the brute was fondled by its mistress, the
result oeing that she soon Afterwards developed
unmistakable symptoms OF the contagion. The In.
fectlous dog was then summarily shos, and the
patient has since recovered. Another Illustration
OF the facility with which the pesrlential disorder
can be transmitted may be cited IN connection
with the same case. IL seems that the wife OF Van
Orden, fearing that the Health Onlcer would order
the clothing worn by her deceased husband TO be
onrned, concealed bundle OF IL in the house Of
Q Trend, and as consequence the latter was
attacked with a mild type OF smallpox. which ultL
mateiy yielded. however, TO prompt medical treat
ment. Il may be stated that Yonkers Is now pro-
n0unced entirely free from the disease.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
THE PACIFIC OCEAN CABLE,
Report OF Commander Belknnp on
Practicability of the Line.

Report OF Commander Be1knnp on the
Practicability OF the Line.
WAsHIN GroN, D. c., Augussa q. fs,A.
The following telegram has Seen received at the
Navy Department iroY Commander George &.
Belknap, OF the United States steamer Tuscarora,
who has been engaged for some time past in max
Ing soundngs in the Pacific Ocean to>Ascertain the
practicability OF laying submarlte tescabe between
emma, japan and the coast Of the United States -
UNITED Stairs srvAxxR TuscARoRAl
NJ. c., =, ,- ORNILsxA, July 29, 1874
hon. GkokGE NJ kosEs2iN Washington, ID. G. =
M, arrived mere TO a. 81 shore line is practicable
me greatest ae pm fonnd u 4o37 fahoms eighty miles
,a - ne xt greatest depth, 375f fathomS
o ss eIs M kariles Straits There is ridge be
ee NJ dle and Aleutian islands. the least water
Sn b :, LII fathoms There is fine harhor and
GEORGE E. BELKNAp Commander
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
MEETING OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS

A General Convention to be Called-Re-
duction,fn the Pay Of ShoPmen ON the
Erie Road.
PORT JERyIs, N Y, August 81, 1874.
An importanr\ meeting OF the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers connected with the Erie
Railway was held In Port Jeryis to-day. The ex-
act business or the meeting cannot be definitely
ascertained. but we axe credttably informed that
It Is Of an important character. We also learn on
good authority that q convention of all the enRi-
neers connected with the trunk lines centering in
New York Is soon to be held In that city. Notices
OF reduction OF ten per cent In tho paw OF shop.
men were posted In tho Erie shops OF this place
to-day, and 1t Is rumored That this action Of the
engineers was in reference to a-contemplated re.
duction in their pay The meeting was large one
and has excited much interest.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Aug 2s-saled ships Helvetia (seg), Mel
sen. New York; Republic (Br), Mosher, United states
Arrived sist steamship Switzerland CBeIg), Won der
Hcyden, Nsw York
BrLrAsr Aug &-zf.tyed, bark Daphne CSor), Dreier.
Baltimore; brig ottar NSs,, K;agh do
BsrxraHAvrS, Aug 2a-sases rs.ps INLAND Ger, Mel
ners' New Orleans; rrmountsin Jones s'.t>.'-
DAfcHtQsA Ans - Arrived, ship Anpelits osn, A,x
ma, Pensacoa. ea- N'' A'N
BORDEAUX, Aug 2-sailed, bark comt.,.e pncn...,
Fr). Dupont, New Orleans
prAL Aug sl-Arrived. bark ostndia Ger, Calson,
New York Tor StetrnL
DrHKiRx, Aug 9-Arived. bark Chairman Pr,
Pengilly, Philadelphia
eLoucrsrxR, Aug 3i-Arrived, bark Peppina A dtaU.
D'Ancona, New York; brig Maria C GtaD, Romano do.
"ASoA- Aug ARRIVED. bark John zittiosen, wiikn.
son, n,Baumore.
HULL, Aug 3l-Arrived, brig Brisk (Br. Perry Nav
York.
HAxsuRG. Aug .s-sailed. ship Hudson Br, Nicho.
las. United stass.
HAvRx, Aug 2s-Arrved. bark Hosea Rch Pierce. New
York. ~>'-
Sailed 10th. ship Sterling Baker, New York.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 3O-Arrvcd, ships Cavour (BrL Evans
New York; VIM Wilson CBr). sheburnc, Darien; Nell
cete (Br). Dunn, do; barks Wild Hunter Dr. OF
Richmond, Va; Vanguard. Michel, New York; So NJ,
Br,, Williams, do 3lst, ships Agenor, Could - r.
cisco; Great Admiral, Thompson, do; bark $500 ~,
Throste nsen. Richmond Va; brig Marr r.,. p-, To-,
kns Wilmington. NC.
Sailed aOth, ships Northampton s,.y. p.,, W.. g.
Nicholas Williams. San Frsr .s-o h.rs. Ts,,d ,Nor,
Fredrich sen Baltimore; frospero Padre utap. s,mo
nett Philadelphia. ~ N' ~
LONDON Aug SA-Arrred ships Ella Thayer Gil.
more rhlaalaphta; KingsbrIdge OBJ, symonds. New
1n; barks yyisko Ger) Won Thuien. do Eleanor (Br)
Jobson, doI 3lst ships John Baker Sewell Phadel-
pha New World Champion. New York; harks Mary
'Br Babin, do La Belle (Nor). sksre Wilmington NC.
Also arrived 3lst, steamship Gaelic CB, ParseI, New
York.
LKrrn, Aug so-saled bark Giuseppe Bozzo GtaD, Pa:
torino, New York.
LEnnonx, Aug Sailed, bark T Jones fBr,. Berry
Baltimore
MORGAN PILL, Aug 3i-Arrived brig p Sherwood cBr,
Peck, New YORK.
MovTLLE, Ang 3i-Arrved, steamship Europa Brl Nc.
Kay, New York for Glasgow.
MARsKrLLxs, Aug H-saied, bark II vero QtaD, Mar.
tina New York.
PLYMOUTH, Aug 3O-Arrivcd. steamship Pommcrania
Ger, Schwensen New York for Hamburg
QUEENsrowN, Aug ap-Arrived. ship McNear Carter
San Francisco; barks Emma Hartman, Nichols, New
York Antonio Casabona QtaD. OEvari, do; Paoo QtaD
simone do; 3lst schr Thorbeck (Dutch), wather New
York.
York for Liverpool and proceededD City Of Brussels
(Br) Leitch do for do Illinois, shacKford phia
for do.
ROTTERDAM, Aug 2s-sailed, ship Dusberg GER, Hol
jes, United States.
Arrived at-A Aug 80, Areosy, from United States
Sailed from Aug 70. Eliza Everett tor United
States ship Eliza Everett tBr Dunkerton sailed from
reported arrived ouD.
LONDON, Aug 31-The new ship Sierra Nevada Captain
Grozer which sailed from Liverpool Juv Fran
cisco, took ire at sea, and destroyed. The
saved THE registered 1872 TONS and built
in Boston in 1874, from which port she hailed
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Torpedo Boat Intrepid Sailed for
This Port-The Revenue Cutter Ha amlin.
NEWPORT, R. l., August 81, 1874.
The United States torpedo boat Intrepid, Captain
'Cook sailed this afternoon at halfpast one O'Clock
for New York. She Will return here IN about three
weeks.
First Lieutenant J. ". Congdon, OF this city, re-
celved orders from Washington to-day to proceed
to Boston and assume command OF the revenue
cutter Ilamlln, stationed ut that port.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
STEAM saw MILL BURNED.
The Buildings and Contents . Total
Loss-Lfst OF Insurances.

Loss-lfst OF Insura
NASHUA. n. H., August II, 1874
The steam saw mill OF Walter Fessenden Son,
OF West Townsend, Mass, was struck by light
ming last night and burned. The loss Is $4,000
The mill including the machinery and stock are
a total loss together with sheds containing about
twelve hundred cords OF Kit slaves, and about
$1,000 worth OF hoops The nre Is sup
posed to have been the work OF
an incendiary. Tie property was insured for
$4,000 In the following companies:- Atlas and
orient, OF Hartford; Equitable, Roger Williams,
City Insurance, OF Providence, X. l. Westchcster,
OF New York: Peoples, OF Newark, ~ j.; Western
Insurance Company OF Toronto Canada, and
Royal Insurance Company. OF Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
PIRE IN TWELFTH STREET.

fire broke out last night In the iour story
brick building No. 6Ss East Twelfth street, that
caused damage OF about $4,000. The building
was occupied by John BucEret manufacturer OF
ofice furniture, and his stock was damaged TO the
amount OF $1,000, which Is insured for S2,5O0 The
building is owned by r. W. Geissen enheimer and was
damaged TO the extent OF $500. Fire Marshal
Sheldon will hold an investigation to-day ~ TO the
cause OF The fire.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING OF A CHILD
KEENE, N. H., August 81, 1874.

KEENE, n. r., August 81, 1874.
George Law. aged nfteen, the only child OF Mr.
E. d. Law, druggist, OF East Ja1rey, while hunting
Saturday afternoon on the island in Long Pond
was shot by the accidental discharge Of his gun
getting out OF a boat. The charge passed up
through his head, which was terribly shattered,
one eye falling into the water. He was rowed
home by his companion, James A. Hern, ana sur
Viyed till yesterday morning.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
THE BOSTON CHILD MURDER CASE.

BOSTON, August 81, 1874.
Charles Pomeroy, who was held as witness,
in $4,000 ball. to appear against his brother Jesse
II. Pomeroy, now under Indictment for the mur-
der OF the Mllen boy mas been released on his
own recogniZance. The authorities have no
doubt that Charles will be forthcoming II wanted,
and lt was regarded as an unnecessary hardship
to cOndpe hlID ali,
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
/ Marine Correspond on &c.

NtWroRr, ri, Aug 81 1874.
Arrived this pm, Danish bark Eureka. Capt Kigand,
"a dsys out leaking badly she 10 loaded with mahog-
any from Tampco Bay OF Mexico) and s bound to Pal.
mouth 4 and belongs IN Copenhagen The captain has
gone sew york to night 70 after the insurance
In coming aroand Breskwater light she grounded but
wal come "a ~ high water boat damage.