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All persons indebted to the nrm OF GREEN
WILLIAMS are hereby notified that their accounts
must be settled within thirty days from date, either
by cash or short notes, the business OF the old
srm will b, closed on the LIST day Of July next.
Mr. " PuIizzi Is authorized to receive and re-
csIpt for all moneys due the arm.
Parties falling to comply with this notice VIII be
forced to . settlement BY process OF law.
~. W. B. wILLIAMs,
$50. Surviving partner Of Green q Williams.
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IeOFFICE or FRANKLIN INSGR.
Is Is74.MTSe stosEhclders Of the FranSiin insa-
Ss SS1RasGo GH Inc
OF 10 O'Clock aud O'Clock for the purpose
of els''ns twelve directors daIs fRL faisBf
f~N0TICE 10 DELINQUENT TAX.
ooLIEcros's OFFICE,
wAsHINeroN, May IS, Is1i
A list OF all property upon which arrears OF taxes
are due to the late corporation OF Washington,
Georgetown and the county Is now being prepared
for publication. This will include GENERAL
TAXES for the year 1870 and all previous also
installments Of SPECIAL TAXES, such Foot
ways, Carriageways, Sewers, &C., &C., levied and
assessed under the old corporation.
Persons owing taxes OF this description should
pay them before June I. and thereby save sddi-
uonal cost otherwise, the property VIII be sdyer-
tised and sold to satisfy the delinquent taxes.
LEWIS CLEPHAEE,
my1s-tJe1 Collector Of Taxes for D. c.
HFRAILROAD TICKETS BOUGHT,
k exchanged or sold to Pittsbur r, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, indianapolis, St. Louis Chi
cago at a reduction upon any other office depot
in this city. Apply to NJ. ID. WHITESIDE, 23
Pennsylyanla avenue, in the Parkinson House.
myl6-Im
sl~DR. NARY A. PARSONS,
FoSrte.ntb ,treets ce sour am 10 is %
and to d. m. myl2-lm'
e~NOTICE no HACKMEN.-THOSE
rs Hacknen who do not pay their proportion
OF the expense of keeping the Hack Stands clean
will not be allowed to occupy the stands. BY order
of the Board of Public Works.
myI2-tf CLEMENT HILL, Gen. Inspector.
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SAD YACHTING ACCIDENT.

Capsizing OF q Pleasure Boat and
Drowning OF Five Persons or Atlantic
City-Names Of tho Lost nnd Rescued.
ATLANTIC CrrY, N. j., July 10, 1874
About halfpast three O'Clock this afternoon,
while the yacht A. b. Thompson, Captain Frank
Steeman, was returning from trip and in the
act of crossing the bar opposite this city. heavy
sea struck her and capsized her. The following
named persons, residents Of Philadelphia, were
drOwned:-Daniel O11ey Sharpess and Esther
II. Sharpless, his wife Caroline Sharpless Master
Alfred II. Sharpness and Anna w. Roberts, daugh-
ter OF e. Roberts, proprietor OF the Chaltonte
House at this place.
The body OF Miss Sharpess was recovered by the
crew Of surf boat.
The remaining three persons on board-Mrs.
3ettle, Captain Frank Steelman and Kit Clarke, Of
FOrepaughs menagerie-were rescued and are
doing we'll The surf boat Ii searching for the
other bodies. This is the first instance In these
waters OF life being lost on sailing expedition
since Atlantic City has been watering place.
The yacht drtIted on the shoals OF Brigantine,
and, 1t is supposed, Will! be dashed to pieces.
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CUBA.

The Cause About To BE Sold--Reported
Contemplated Arrangements Between
Santa Lucia, Aldams and Concha-
Astounding II True.
letter from reliable source has reached the
HERALD, containing the following piece OF news
about Cuban affairs. The substance Of the letter
ts as follows:-
have reason 20 believe that the two citizens of
Venezuela who have inst arrived from Havana
commissioned by him to treat with Aldama Tor the
surrender OF their arms BY the patriots of free
Cuba, IN conformity with some arrangements to
be made, the tenor OF which am ignorant These
two Venezue1ns went to Cuba in the first expe-
ditioR OF the Virginius, and have been engaged q
lately they were designated By Santa Lucia to see
If the nsSs Ss nssS sepubHo sn R s1sn
ana the accession OF SerranO to power; the ap-
polnsment Of the sanguinary Concha to the Cap
tain Generalshtp Of Cuba; the deposing OF Ces-
declared adherent to the doctrine OF Spanish
territorial integrity; the nomination Of Albania
who does not wish the war should be carried to
the West, and the paraiy Zati0n Of business In the
agency since December. All this indicates that
there are more motives than one for believing
from Cuba, Paris, London and Madrid. You will
observe that Maxtmo Gomez fs opposed to these
secret manGuvres OF Santa Lucia and this fact
Will explain the rum0r which states that they had
already fought with each other. They have not
come to blows, but they have quarrelled; they
threaten each other, and therefore Sanguin has
resigned MIS- command and is expected TO leave
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THE SEASIDE CAPITAL.

hoffeshfng Rain at the Branch-Diss
onguished Arrivals-Encam mpment OF
tho Filth Maryland Regiment.
LONG BRANCH, July TO- 1874.
Light but refreshing rain this afternoon has
aad tne dust and cooled the air, giving promise OF
goodlY day for the races tomorrow.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT
me President Is still here aud may be seen any
afternoon taking drive behind his splendid pair
Of bays. He does not seem to be moved much BY
the Vaccinations OF Monmouth Park, admirer
though he is of fine horses.
Tne President viii leave Long Branch on Monday
or Tuesday for Saratoga, where he viii remain
several days.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS.
Among tho distinguished arrivals this morning
are the Minister OF the Netherlands and the Turk
tsh md spanish ministers. They are established
at the Ocean House.
COMING ENCAMPMENT.
Lieutenant Colonel f. +. Pointer Quartermaster,
and Captain Post of the Encampment Committee
0fthe Fifth Maryland regiment. are at the Ocean
Hotel making final arrangements Tor the encsmp-
ment OF that regiment which will arrive here on
the 22d inst. and will 60 into camp for ten days.
During their stay excursion trains viii run daily
between here and Baltimore.
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THB DEAF MUTES,

Convention OF the American Instructors
at Bellevtile, Ontario.
BELLzvILLE, July 10, 1874.
The eighth Convention OF the American Instruc.
tors OF the Deal and Dumb will meet at the Onta-
rio Institution at this place, on Wednesday, July
is, and remain in session until the 2oth One hun
dred and thirty delegates have signined their in
tention to be present. representing thirty-nve In
stitutons In the United States and Canada.
number OF papers VIII be read and subjects con-
gagged IN the education OF the deaf and dumb.
Representatives OF the press Will be present from
the leading American and Canadianspapers.
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By 8. IRENEUS PRIME.
Under the Trees By Samuel Irenaus Prime. Crown

BY ?. DE WITT TALMAGK
Old Wells Dug Ont; being Third Third Series Of Ser.
new BROOKLYN Tabernacle. i2mo, cloth, 81 uniform
with first and second series of Talmages sermonsS
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THE INDIAN GUERILLAS.

Rowing Sioux Harassing the Lilo OF tho
Whites ON tho Frontier.
WASHINGTON. July 10, 1874.
The following Indian news was received this
morning by the War Department.
Major Blunt telegraphs from Fort Laramie to the
Omaha headquarters, under date OF June 20, that o
freighter reported being fred at that morning by a
party OF Indians near Eagles Nest
Captain Cain, commanding at Fort Fetterman,
Wyoming Territory, telegraphs to Omaha July 5
that citizens hauling wood report being fred upon
that morning about daylight by six Indians. Three
shots were dred into their blankets and wagon.
Also that at noon, sixteen miles from the fort a
man named Jesse Hampton was shot in the breast
aud dangerously wounded by party OF eight In
dians, supposed to be Sioux. All this occurred on
the Box Elder road
The New York herald., 1874-07-11

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1874.
Passed Assistant Surgeon John q. Wise has been
detached from the Naval Hospital, Philadelphia.
and ordered to the Norfolk Navy Yard; Midship-
men Runseeker, Marshall and Downes detached
from the Hartford, and Midshipmen Nabor and
Foster from the Lackawanna, on the Asiatic sta
tion, in May last having reported their arrival
home, are placed on waiting orders Carpenter
William d. Fay, returned from the Pensacola
North Pacific station, is placed on waiting orders
Lieutenant Commander Beatty P. smith having
promotion to the grade OF commander, has, In con.
formity with the eighth section OF the act OF
July Is, 1870, been dropped from the service.
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The Nature OF tho Plague.
IErom the Detroit POst.l


The grasshopper plague, which is ravaginG the
Northwest, Is one Of those phenomena OF infnites-
sinai agencies aggregated into gigantic and om-
nipotent force. 1t ls an enemy which has come in
like nood upon the farmers OF that region. It is
as terrible and unquenchable as the fires OF the
dreadful autumn three years ago. 1t "cieans out"
entire counties. Clouds as heavy and thick as a
winters storm pass athwart the SKY for four or
ss tnsy asfp the eds OF 4es eat
the wheat-both head and straw. They de-
stroy the smaller crops upon which the farmer
depends for his present tOOd-cOrn, potatoes,
peas. Pumpkins alone are spared They devas-
tate great sections OF country, and leave the In
coming TALL and winter. The appeal which has
been made to aid these people is an appeal in be-
half OF people literally on the verge of starva-
OF an unusual variety and allied to the locust lam
lily. Their vitality is wonderful. One Of them was
grow on ft.
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CANADIAN STEAMERS SUNK.

0swEGo NJ Y, July 10, 1874.
During the late hurricane the Canadian steam
ers Osprey and Corinthian were sunk in the st.
Lawrence River, the former by being driven on
Ogden's Island, twenty miles below Ogdensburg
and the latter on the cascades at the foot Of the
Beanharnais canal The passengers and crews
were saved. The schooner Eliza Fisher was dis
masted of Cobourg, Lake ontario.
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DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.

PATERSON, N. j. July 10, 1874.
A daring attempt at robbery was made at Pas
saic last night by four men who forced an entrance
to Robert Eiliott's jeweiry store, near the Erie
depot They were detected by the police, who
caught two OF them, one being under the counter
inside the store The other two, VINO are believed
to be New Workers., escaped. The two prisoners
are Paterson men, and were lodged In jail here
this morning. They refused to say who their CON-
panions were.
brief but very violent storm passed over this
city about twelve O'Clock last night. An unfinished
house at Riverside was blown down aud COM
pletely wlecked. Loss about i.loQ.
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THE STORM.

Land Slide ON tho Hudson River Rail-
road.
During the storm which swept over this section
OF the country last evening an extensive land slide
occurred about eight O'Clock the line Of the
Hudson River Railroad, between Inwood and
western bound through freight and emigrant
trains about two hours.
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NEW MINISTRY IN MANITOBA.

TORONTO, Ont July 10, 1874
despatch from Fort Carry Manitoba, says the
Ministry have been defeated on o direct notion Of
want OF confidence. A new AngloFrench coah-
ton Ministry has been formed, as follows:-Hon.
NJ. A. Girard, Premier; Hon. r. 4. Davis, Hon. E.
policy win probably embrace the fixing of the
qualification for representation on an extended
basis, the abolition Of the Legislative Council an
improved judiciary and the reduction OF public
exDendttureS.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.

Closing Business OF the Session and Adj
journment.
CONCORD, N. a., July 10, 1874.
Both branches Of the Legislature met at eight
O'Clock this morning to finish up the business Of
the session. The Senate amended the House bill to
prevent bribery in ELECTIONS. The House adhered
to it's action alter hearing the report Of the con.
ference committee, and the bill fails to become q
law. At ten O'Clock the Governor sent In mos
sage adjourning the Legislature to the last
Wednesday Of May next
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THE PATTERSON PARK MYSTERY.


BALTIMORE, Nd, July 10, 1874
At the Coroner's inquest this afternoon 1t was
developed that the body found yesterday In sink
In Patterson Park was not the body OF +. G. Hall
as OF first supposed but that OF Charles T. Hall,
coored, employed by o sewing machine CON-
pany as canvasser. After hearing the testimony
that the deceased came to his death by sutroca-
tOn, but whether 1t was tho result OF his own act
or that OF some other person they were unable to
detprmine.
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SHOOTING AT DETROIT.

DETROIT, Mich, July 10, 1874.
The Shooting Tournament at Driving Park
closed to-day with Q sweepstakes. The first squad
of eight shooting at fifteen birds each, killed lis
out 100 and only three dropped dead out of bounds
The second squad killed lis, four dropping dead
out Of bounds In shootidg double birds Mr.. Sher.
man, OF Bel0ft, Wis.,, killed 2i out Of ~.
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THE SUNDAY HERALD IN SARATOGA.


tFrom the Evening Mail, July 10.l
Is a characteristic proof Of the traditional
enterprise Of the HERALD that 1t has completed
arrangements to run special Sunday morning
train TO Saratoga, leaving here at $3.50 A. M, and
uehVering several thousands OF copies OF the
HERALD along the line. There is no other country
where even the largest ana wealthiest Journals
woud resort to SO unusual YET sensible, an ex-
pedient 'os circulating their issue.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFICER,}
WASHINGTON, D. O., July IL l A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For NEW ENGLAND AND THE MIDDLE STATES,
PARTLY CLOUDY AND CONTINUED WARN WEATHER,
WITH LOCAL RAINS, SOUTHEAST TO SOUTHWEST
WINDS AND FALLING BAROMETER FOLLOWED BY
CLEARING WEATHER AND LOWER TEMPERATURES
DURING SATURDAY NIGHT.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennes-
see and the Ohio Valley, areas Of rain, south or
west winds, slight changes in temperature and
rising barometer.
For the Lake region, clear or clearing weather,
northwest or northeast winds, slight fall Of
temp erature and rising barometer.
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THE MINNESOTA CHRISTOPHER PLAGUE.

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1874.
In response to an application Of the Governor
OF Minnesota that he be permitted to draw sub
sstence stores for the relief of sufferers from the
grasshopper ravages, such stores to be charged
agaist the fund available for the purchase Of arms
for the Minnesota militia, the Secretary of War
to-day telegraphs that he has no authority to
transfer appropriations from one purpose to
another and that he has no money whatever at
his command with which to purchase the supplies
requested.
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RAINFALL IN THE WEST.

CINCINNATI July 10. 1874
Rain fell nearly oil day, and there is prospect
tnat It will continue during the night. Refreshing
showers fell yesterday In all the surrounding
country. The weather ts much cooler. The bene~
at to crops has been very great. The burning OF
forests and nelds along the railroad 10 about
ntn
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ST. DOMINO

No Treaty with Hayti-Peace, with Dull
Times.
ST. DOMINGO CITY, June %, 1874.
The commissioners sent to Hayt to conclude
treaty OF peace and commerce have returned
without fulfilling their mission, being accredited to
President Nssage, who had vacated his ONCE in
favor OF General Dominique before they arrived.
This irregularity will cause . delay In the con-
clusion Of the treaty.
The Republic Is tranquil. Business is dull and
money Is scarce.
The New York herald., 1874-07-11
THE PORTLAND BOARD OF TRADE.

PORTLAND Me-, July 10, 1874.
The Board Of Trade Of this city have decided to
extend proper courteses to the members Of the
National Board OF Trade and to the Dominion
delegates passing through this city, to attend the
meeting at st. John, next Wednesday, and COM
mittee has been appointed to make the necessary
arrangements for their reception on TuesdNF,
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EQUAL TAXATION,

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 10, 1874
TIE Committee on Ways and Means held q ses.
sion to-day, chose George Beatty Secretary, and
authorized him 10 cOate all the laws Of the
various States relating to the assessment of taxes
The State Assessors not being able to attend at
this time. the committee adjourned till July "A,
at SARATOGA.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In
tho Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now
ready, contains Select Story entitled, "Mrs Tod
hetiey's Earnings" together with the very Latest
News BY telegraph from AL Parts Of the World up
to the hour OF publication.
TERMS Single subscription. 81; three copies,
$5 rve COPIES 50; ten copies, SIS; single copies,
Ave cents each. A limited number OF Advertise.
ments inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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RAILWAY LITIGATION IN TEXAS

AUSTIN, July 10, 1874.
In the case OF the International Railway Com
pany against the Comptroller, seeking to compel
him to sign bonds to be issued by the State to the
company, the decision OF the Supreme Court is
thatit has no Jurisdiction to issue q mandamus
against an executive onicer. Two OF the nye
judges dlssented No opinion was given on the
merlta of the case.
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LONDON, July 10, 1874.

LONDON, July 10. 1874
Tne Canadian volunteers now at Wimbledon
competing for the prizes have presented an ad-
dress 70 sir Garnet Wolseley congra atuating him
upon his achievements In Ashantee.
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather throughout England to-day is hot.
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HIRE IN san FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10, 1874.
A disastrous nre occurred here to-day, the total
loss from which Is over 100000 1t commenced at
the corner OF California and Front Streets IN Allen
4 Co.'s oil works, and extended to the liquor store
OF Schultz 4 Co. and the cigar store OF X G. Ghen,
continuing nearly all day.
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sTABBING AFFRAY IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July 10. 1874.
This evening Michael Croley was seriously
stabbed by William Robinson IN q drunken row,
corner Of Croad and Melon streeta Croley was
taken to the hospital and Robinson committed to
await the result OF Croley's INJURIES which are
said to be dangerous. Botn men are blacksmiths
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L FATHER SHOOTS HIS son.

CINCINNATI, July 10, 1874
man named Israel ElAis had some difficulty
with his son this morning and the boy attempted
to run away, when Elias seized musket aud
nred the ontents at the boy, INJECTING probably
fatal wounds.
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A DAKOTA DISPUTE SETTLED.

YANKToN, July 10, 1874.
Daniel Hickenburg, living SIX miles from here,
shot ana dangerously wounded Thomas Kilbridge,
The di1nculty grew out Of dispute in regard to
some grass bOth were cutting on public lands.
Hckenburg then went to where man named
Leonard was working and demanded the payment
OF some money. This being refused he shot him
three times, then took Leonard's horse and fed
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DEATH FROM LIGHTNING,

PouGuKBEPsIE, N. Y, July TO- 1874
During q severe thunder storm here tonight
Matthew Farrand, who resides in Pine street,
while looking out Of an open window, was instantly
killed by lightning. His whtskers and the hair on
his breast we're burned to q crisp, one leg of his
pantal0ons was ripped down as though cut end
one shoe was burst open.
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THE BRUSSELS CONGRESS.
France and Prussia to Review the Horrors Of
War.
J,oNDON. Julv 10. 1874.

LONDON, July 10, 1874.
It is stated In Paris despatch to the Pau MAJ
Gazette that France proposes to submit to the
Brussels Congress serious charges against the
German government for acts committed BY the
army which lately invaded France, and that Ger
many contemplates presenting counter charges.
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A VICTIM OF THE FOURTH.

CLIFTON, Ont, July TO- 1874.
At the inquest on the body Of the woman found
Yesterday near the Terrapin Tower the verdict Of
accidental death" was returned. The deceased
was Identified as one Of the victims OF the sailing
boat disaster at Buffalo, july 4
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OBITUARY.
John IsandOn.

John Landon, an esteemed citizen of New York.
died at his residence in this city yesterday. Mr..
Landon. VINO served as an ofYlcer OF the American
army in the war OF 1872, was eighty years Of age.
He was the father Of Melville d. Landon.
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A.-Herald Branch once, Brooklyn,
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from 3 A. M. to . p M.
On Sunday from to r. NJ.
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At the Lexington Avenue Baths, Cor
ner Twenty fifth street. during July gentlemen from
midnight to noon, ladies' from noon to r M will re-
ccive Turkish and Roman Baths at ethird less than
usual rates To acquire strength and keep cool seek
after the luxury OF the Caesars
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THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE,

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 10, 1874.
The underground end Of the new Atlantic teie.
graph cable, at straw's Point, at Rye, was com.
meuced to be laid to-day, to connect with the por-
tion on board the steamer
The Ambassador Is daily expected here
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ARMY INTELLIGENOE.

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1874.
Brigadier General S. v. Benet Chief OF Ordnance,
Is ordered to proceed to New York of1clal bust.
ness ana on the completion thereof to return to
his station IN this city.
The New York herald., 1874-07-11

A.-The Success Of tho Elastic Truss
COMPANY 683 Broadway has driven several metal truss
makers into bankruptcy. Others steal the name
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Movements Of the CanandaiEua.
ST.. THOMAS, July 4, 1874
The United States steamer Canandaigua, Cap
tain Lowry, arrived from Samana Bay on the 23d
ult. She took provisions and some coal and re,
turned to Samana Bay on the I'd Of July.