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THyRR are times when all ola wo-
mans self-pessessiOn and dignity are
reouired. That is when she SHOWS
her first baby. a bare Tipped one 70
an old beau. whom she has Tilted Tor
the sake Of her present husband
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When is music like oysters When
there is a quart ate
What animal comes down from
the clouds2 Rain dear.
At what time Of day was Adam
horn +? A little before Eve
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Grants idea Of the third term.
Il may be four yeas ana i N'
fOreve
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suBscnrBr roR THE HERALD.
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ELOIsE,s DAUGHTER.

BY PRESLEY W. MORRIS.
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Entirely rewritten by THE ablest writers on every
subject. Printed from new type, ana liius.I.'eu u
with several thousand engravings and maps
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Banks.
TRUSTEES +;

TRUSTEES
JAMES COOPER, D. J. MORRELL.
DAVID DIBERT, JAMES sMcMILLEN
C. B. ELLIS. JAMES MORLEY,
A. J. HALVES, LEWIS PLITT,
F. W. HAY, II. 4 BOGGS,
JOHN LOWMAN, CONRAD SUPPES,
T. II. LAPSLY, GEO. T. SWANK,
D. MCLAUGHLIN, w. W. WALTERS
DANIEL J. MoRRELL, President,
FRANK DIBERT, Treasurer,
CYRUS ELDER. Solicitor.
Deposits Of ONE DOLLAR and upwards re-
ceived. and interest allowed on all sums, payable
twice a year Interest # not drawn out, is added
10 the principal thus COMPOUNDING TWICE
YEAR, without troubling the depositor tocall
or even to present his deposit book Money can be
withdrawn at any time after giving the bank Ger
tain notice by letter
Married Women and persons under
age can deposit money in their own names, 50 that
It can be drawn only by themselves or on theiror
der. Moneys can be deposited for children, or by
societies OF as trust funds Subject to certain con-
ditions
Loans Secured by Real Estate.
Copies 0fthe Bylaws, reports, rules ofdeposit,
and special act Of Legislature, relative 10 deposits
Of married women and minors, can be obtained at
the Bank.
n37Banking hours daily from 10 3o'clock;
llC5 and on Wednesdays and Saturday evenings
rom 10 ~ o'clock april p.
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and this is William Spinner, ehln
inquired His Honor ola brickhaired
young man whose pack was covered
with mud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA July 26--Arrived, steamer e Knight,
New York; schrs Lancaster. Aspinwall; Fields,
saiied--schrs Almeda Boston; Jane Emson. Sandy
HOOK; Huston and Belle Halliday urom George
0BoSroN, July 27-Arrived, steamer Hercules swasey,
Philadelphia bark Geneva, Gorham SMYRNA brig
Cook Gle nfueSos; South shore Whltemore Baltimore
Jane, Haskell, Philadelphiai j May, neal do
dephla; briS q GeSry, Conklin, Mstsuzasi schrs
Knowles, DAVIS Havana Y Saunders smith, Nam
Mary Weaver, weaver, do; Emma b shaw, springer
do; II winsnip, Doane, Georgetown, dec Lyndon
keepsie; Willard salisbury. Kelley Rondont. virknia
beavse, do; Carrie Bell, seavey do Marshal Perrin
Beckwith, doi Jones, Handy, do; q huntington,
Embellishments Geo Appold, Loveland Baltlmore
brIgs Albert Or;utt smyrna; Emma Gen, Geibcr,
Cork or Falmouth ! Rowland LAkeman, surinam |;
wieE Ca schfs MSraeaG6o Fraser Labrador
Chadwick; Norris, Baltimore, Odiome, Crowell,
Seid, do Ellen wSi tmoTe. Miscarriage, ~. NAV
ssiled-Seamers China, Geo Appold, and Leopold;
BALTTM0kE, July 27-Arriyed, steamers HISTORIAN
SBrls wyie, Lverpoo via Halifax T9ekahoe, Brewn.
ard willing Ilir, PHILADELPHIA schrs Jonn D williams
llerce New York; Congress, Hamilton. Portland; Hat
YORK; John Shriver, Wood, Philadelphia brig Lo-
Som CarE Eew HAVEN Wss ss" we,s New YORK
Nellie Chase, Norton New Bedford Hawes, Fort
Also cleared land saed)-Brig Mary Rice, Challoner
Rio Janero; schr Shiloh, Hubbard, DEM cara u.,.
BRUNSWICK, Ga, July D-Arrived, senr harris
2Ist-sslied, brig Hyperion, Baltimore.
Cleared-schr Mary Lord Lord, Palma (Canaries
BANGOR JAY A-CieArsd, scnr Mary stewart
26th-Arrved, scnr Henry White, Gonaives WI
BATH July A-Arriyed schr io nlg Thhniti and
Long Reach Brown, Perth Amboy schr Annie BAD
sailed Slh scHrs Hattie Kelsey Randall Washing
ton; Richard DsnhaIp. DenhAm Ma" Serki S'll
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A REVENUE RAID.
SEIZURE OF TWO ILLICIT DIsTuLER1Es ~
BROOKLYN.

SEIZURE OF TWO ILLICIT DIsTMLERIEs ~
BROOKLYN.
The United States revenue ofncials were busy
In Brooklyn yesterday and two Illicit Stills which
for some time past have been in operation under
the innocent guise or vinegar manufactures, were
seized and tAeir contents conhscated. The seiz-
Tres were made Simultaneously--on at No. 10
Bergen street and the other at the corner OF
President and Van Brunt streets Deputy Col
lectors Green, Philips, Iruesdale and JACOBS and
Deputy Marsh2is REM ana Fisher selZed the PresI-
dent street estabshment, where they found a still
Of 100 gallons capacity, several barrels OF WnlsKey
and ether articles, all OF which were placed In
carts and taken to Marshal Hsrow's once. AT No
o Bergen street. where the seizure was made by
Of1cers hcLeer, WneelOck and Hawley, the
premises were found 10 contain large quantity
OF distlllers' implements Inc o1lcers captured o
still OF 500 gallons capacity, one worm. swo maah
tubs, 200 empty barrels and forty vinegar stands,
IN all valued at $4,000. The real estate 10 also
liable to seizure. All the property Is possession
OF Marshal Harlow. large Grove assembled i'm
mediatey after the seizure, but no attempt at
Interference with tue officers was made.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP July 25-sailed. ship westneld OBJ, Hum
phreys United States.
AMSTERDAM, July &-Sailed, BARK Hermod Nor) Frog,
United States
BRISTOL, July 27-Arrived. brig Alfred CBD. George
New YORK.
Sailed 9th "Erna Anal" for ew York.
BREMEN. July 26-Arrved sh Nonantum, Foster,
Rangoon
BERGKN-Sailed, bark Allegro GER, Kempe, United
States
CARDIFF July 2-ssiled, ship Enos soule Drinkwater
Nontevideo; bark Hudson Vaughan, do.
Sailed 10th, barbs Mermaid d'r, Coward, North Anne
rica oliver Emery Cbr), Dill do.
CORR July 26-Sailed bark Kong Epstein (Nor) Erik
sen, United States
DEAL July 26-Arrlved, bark Left (Nor), Marcussen
Baltimore for Rostock
DUBLIN July 26-sailed, bark Paolo ,ItaD. Righetu
United States.
ELsiNoRE-Arrived in the Sound bark Braato Nor),
Nielsen, Philadelphia for Krageroe.
GENOA, July 23-Arrived bark Giuseppe Lanata dtaD,
Guagnino, New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL, July H-Arrved bark Ocean Nor. Bergh.
Pensacola.
Arrived gsth steamer Memphis Br), Mellon, New Or
leans, ship Loeb Doom CBr), Conway, San Francisco
Sailed 27In, bark ] southard, Woodwork. Portland,
Me mot previously.
Sailed 26th, barks Olive Mount OBJ, Jordan, North
America; bennington Br), Orkney. New Orleans; An
ME Mark 3D. Hamborg North America Wick Me-
bane OBJ. Whteside, Charleston 0las been reported
saed 6th).
LONDON July 24-Arriyed, bark Jessie Gilbert OBJ.
Bourncur, st Marys Ga.
Sailed 10Th, ships Kong Oscar II (Nor) wisnaes North
America; Hamburg tNor) JorRensen do: 81 Adams
(Dan Beck, United states th sken tNorJ Jorgensen,
North America.
LIsBoN-Arrved barks Proteus, Mccalder, New York;
GcorRietta, Small, do.
MovILLR, July H-Arrived, steamer sarmatlan (5r.
Arid, Montreal for Liverpool.
oUEENsrowS, July H-Arrived, brrk Lizzie Wright
CBD, Wright, Philadelphia,
Arrived 9th. AM, steamer Batavia (Br), Mouland,
Boston for Liverpool.
Also arrived 9th, steamer Adrlatic Br) Perry, New
York for Liverpool, disabled aud proceeded-see
columns.
Arrived of Fastnet 27th II AM steamer Spain (Br),
Grace New York for Liverpool
REvA-sailed, ship Progress stephens, United States
sILLorn July 26-sailed. ship Clyde CBD, Suffer,
North America.
sArrANDER, July 2s-Arrved bark clifton CBD, Snow,
New York.
ST HELENA-Arrived, Ironside CBr), Spencer, Manila
for Boston, barks Nomad, Jayne, walaroo via Port
Prize Liverpool Idea Berry Turner, samarang for
England.
Put in July H. park Daniel Draper, Rogers from Cal
cutta for Boston Cses below
Arrived at - July &C. bark Bonnie Lassie (Br),
Robinson Quebec.
saiea from -, Antwerp, for United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ScHR ANNA NASH, Nickerson, at New Bedford 25th
from Harwlch, carried away mainboom AT Vineyard
Sound.
scHR Edmund BURKE Shay, from Newburvport for
Bay Uhaleur, pnt INTO Portland July y for main
mast
HEsRrErTA, Of saco arrived at Portland 9th from
Brunswick, Ga LIVERPOOL Ms. where she has been
repairing having been towed there Feb 22 derelict
scHR JANE EMsoN which had her jbboom carried
away at Georgetown, DC day or two ago, - undergo
ing repairs at Alexandria
ScHR RIGHT AWAY Crossley, from Nantucket, arrived
at Philadelphia 9th with loss of jibboom
scHR FLINT, from New York for Port Lmon be-
fore ported ashore at Tortuguero of previous
to June 10 The cargo all saved and sold by the
master for 81 1886 cash. and afterward reshipped
Limon by the same vessel, chartered at $4,000.
PORTLAND Ne July 27-The brig A Pennell. which
arrived here yesterday, reports The schr Knight,
Veaser OF and for Bangor, from Philadelpha, sprung
OF by the chr Laura Messer and transferred to
the A Pencil and brought here.
QUEBEC july 27-The bark Langell az this port re.
ports having spoken July IA in lat "A 25 n Ion 50 90 the
American fishing schr sterling, of Gloucester with
thirds of ull cargo OF FISH Ali well board.
The government steamer Genderan left port yester.
day Blanc sabou look after the fisheries the in.
terest of the Canadian government
ST JOHN Nh July 26-Brig Elida (Br), from Greenoek
has been totally wrecked at kichibucto, NIB.
CAUTION TO STEAMBOATS, VESSELS ROUNDING PIER
No ER-To insure safety TO large derrick at ut
pier !, Mr. the Dock Department have moved mooring
this place. During strong food and ebb tides these
buoys ridden under and become invisible Small
red buoys attached to point out their position
all times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The Pennsylvania Railroad depot in Jersey CITY,
which has acquired a terrible notoriety for the
slaughter OF human beings. was the scene yester-
day morning of heartrendinR accident 1t oc-
currea near what Is known as the around
House." between Washington and Warren streets.
Frank McCloskey, q boy, thirteen years old, who
resided with ms parents, at No. 20 Railroad
avenue, was engaged in picking up coal and
clnders on the track. He finally went into
the "Round House" and lowered himself 10
the ashplt, els head being just high enough
TO enable him 10 look over the edges. lie
renamed there few minutes picking cinders,
when locomotive backed down to have the fire.
box emptted. The boy dld not see the engine till
A. was close 10 him, ana he made a sudden effort
TO get out OF the pit and escape being roasted.
But IN ieeing from one terror ne encountered an
other. The wheel caught him on the meek and
completely severed the head, which fell over the
edge OF the pit while the body rolled back into It,.
The sight was TOO sickening TO be further de-
scriDed. The remains were taken to the residence
OF his parents, near at hand,
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY q, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Eavarino (BD, Franks, Hull &c Wright
a
steamer old Dominion walker, Norfolk, City Point
ana Kichmond-Old dominion steamship Co.
steamer George strout, Ford, Philadelphia-James
HAND.
Steamer Glaucus. Bearsa. Bostop-h Dimock.
ship Lady DuherIn (5r), Fea, London-J sands Tuck
Ship Belvedere. Kirby, valparaiso-Fabbri Chaun-
cey
Ship st John, scrtbner San Francisco-sutton 4 Co.
Bark Eliza Barss (Brl, Vesey, Hamilton [Bermuda)-
Tucker.
Brg cleaves, Cummings Cork for orders-J II
Winchester Co.
Brig r Henderson, Henderson, Cork Falmouth
J h Winchester Co.
40.
schr Frazer, Knight santander and Cadiz-Brett,
Son 4 Co.
schr Mary Helen, sanborn, Barbados-Leaycraft 4
Co.
schr E1va, Bassett, Porto Plata-Halbran 4 Co.
scnr Harry shepherd. steelman, Cnarleston-Evans,
Bail Co.
chr Statesman, Eaton, Machias-wilson Godfrey.
Schr Anna Frye, smith Boston-Jed Frye Co.
schr Goodwin Williams, stamiord-sJamioro Man
nfacturng Co.
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YOUTHFUL DEPRAVITY.

At one c'cocE yesterday afternoon, as ofneer
Jacques, Of the Tenth Brooklyn precinct, was
riding on, Greenwood car he saw woman
brutaiIy toking boy at the corner OF Fifth
avenue and Batter street. The bog lay PROSTATE
ON the ground. Beside him was an empty bottle
Labelled "whlskeJ.u He was unconscious, whether
from the effects OF the liquor he had drank or the
beatlng ne mad received, the omcer could not de-
termse. the woman gave heI name as MRS.
Manvo~ and said toe boy was George Ling, her
Tephew twelve years Of age. She accused bin Of
steaIing a bottle OF whisky from ner husbands
,t1nor slore aud drinking II, FOR which she was
nnnjsnina him. Aunt and nephew we're taken 20
I've per0sn street station house. ~ II feared that
she boy Aas received injuries Whlch WIN cause nus
aaskhn
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsToNB TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNB TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Russia gBr,, Cook, Liverpool July II and
franekyn 22d lat 80 y Ion 20 g passed White star
CITY of Berlin tBr. hence for Liyerpoo same day lat
Al o. Ion 660s, steamer Erin (Br) do Tor do
and passengers to George Msekenze
with mdse and SO passengers 70 Funch Edge Co. 2ls5
lat IS % Ion 53 20, passed several icebergS
SANTANA 18Th and Porto Plata 2Oth, with mdse and pas
July y. with mdse and passengers to " Garrison
with naval stores % WIN Clyde CO.. NJ nOu
and Noriot with mdse and passengers 70 the OLD Do
Brig Talbot OF London, Noses Pernambuco sl.days,
IN ballast, to Howland Aspinwah Crossed the
Brig Excelsior tBrJ. Mayor, Bermuda IL DAYS with
produce TO Duncan McColL
days. with sugar to Ruoira Coz vessel TO Brett SON
schr Hannah McLoon (of Rockland), Keen Matanzas
sdays. with sugar 10 Youngs, smith Coz vessel "
scnr j Morrison Cot Boston, Lavender, Matsnzas,
days with sugar 10 foungs, smith CO.. vessel bTett
sehr Phebe, Nedora BarscoA, DAYS with fruit to
schr o Shorthand, 1osns, BsTscoa ii DAYS, win
fruit to Madge vessel to Bentley Gndersleeye Co
with wool and hi %Ii,t TO Brewer vessel
lumber to Bushnell vessel to 5 Loud GO. WIN
schr Racer. silsby Powell Point NJ. days with
schr yirsinia, Dryden, Norfolk.
Schr Magellan, HazeltOn, Virginia
schr River Beeds, Hammlll Virginia
EN- EEIIzq6st6 white: ABBOTT Virginia
sehT res Rsso vsid HH5S csvS[ Virginia
schr Moonlight Rogers Virginia
se cnr s1pIl' Ward ddy GIa@s y yIs1s
schr Rirk, Robinson, virginia
schr Anna Allen, Conklin, Baltimore
schr P Collins LollIi Baltimore.
schr Maggie Lucy. Avsry' BaItimoTeo'
nd Sehr Charley Weosey Ellis Baltimore for Bridge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
A DARING YOUNG BURGLAR.

Last night George Ware youth OF fifteen years
whose residence is in Sixth street, Brooklyn, en-
tered the apartments OF Valentine Zimmerman,
No. 142 Boerum street, by means offalss keys, and
stole tRerefrom two gold bracelets, gold ocket and
chain and pair OF sleeve buttons, valued in all
at $75. Before he was through ransacK1ng the
apartment ne was discovered, and then COM
menced a bold dash Tor liberty. The parties en-
thrown down by Ware, as he made his way 10 the
street door, and when he reached the walk he
ran several blocks before he was captured by
Officer Worth ana citizen. On being searched
the stolen property was found on his person, as
were several skeleton KEYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
BOARD OF HEALTH.

Al meeting OF the Board OF Health yesterday
q report OF the number OF cases OF smallpox in
the city during the last two months was read.
and the Board passed a resolution asking the
Board OF Estimates and Appointments to ap-
propria:e 5000 TO continue the labors or the
vsccinatng corps through August and Septem-
Der.
report was also submitted showing tnat the
milk drawn from tue cows on the Harlem road
Is OF unusual purity and strength, and
It's quality lie poor when II comes to the city con-
aumer IL comes from eXtraneOus adulteratfon.
There we're reported g55 deaths during last week,
against y34 on the previous week. Inc blowing
cases OF contagious diseases we're reported last
week
~, c-Week En7ino.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
SPOKEN.

Ship Aros Bay tBrl, Mcintyre. from Glasgow for San
Francisco, June 9, lat 3 05 N. Ion % OF w.
ship X Grace, Black from New York April 24) for
San Francisco, June 2. lat II 5, lon 81 w.
ship Ocean King, Freeman from New York (Mareh 81
for san Francisco July lat &c N lon rs W.
Snip laska Cotton from Baltimore for san Francisco,
May 81, lat % - Ion "A 81 W.
Bark Alice Cooper CBr, King from Antwerp for Tai
Bark Ranger (br), Scott from Dublin for New York,
July 10. latH So ION Is 30
Bark Nitro (Aus), Boromo, from New York for Lon
don, July To- lat 40 81. Ion o. lS
JPTN (Ame rean shp) steering SW, July IL lat 40 20
N IL % IN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
A BOSTON EMBEzzLER ARRESTED

A Russian Jew, named Morris BIoame, aged
twenty years and residing at No. 1873
EIdrdge street, arrested at eight O'Clock last
evening on a charge OF embezzling $3.50 from Mr.
Hollis @. Punkhan, of Boston. He was followed
from Boston by Detective James p. Wood OF that
city, who trac ed him 10 the above address. The
arrest was made by Detective James Kealy ac-
companled by the Boston or1icer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
SAILED.

Steamers Montana (Br) Liverpool; Atlas (Br), King
ston, ia, &ci Old Dominion Richmond, &c; ship Free
Clark san francisco; barks Antelope, st Crox via
Wilmington. Del; ormns, stetnn Empress (GeD DO
Grande do Sui; James r Boyd tBrl, Rotterdam; brgs
JOSIE, Lubec PRUSSIA Eaget (Br, st Kits Ramirez
Minattan Mexico; Mariposa, Consantinople; q
Van Horn DO Cork; G A Coonan tBrl, Queenstown.
Also sailed steamers Nayarino (Br for aull; Reading
Philadelphia.
Wind at sunset NE, light
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents AMI shipmastsrs ara In
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London Bu-
reau, No &c Fleet street. to the Paris Office, Rue
Scribe the arrivals and departures from European
and Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels
trading with the United states the viii be cabei
10 this country free Of charge,
Captains arriving at and sailing from French aud
Mediterranean ports will and the Paris Office the more
economical and expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
RECEPTION TO GENERAL DAKIN.

meeting OF the officers of the Second division,
N.G.SN.Y. last night In Brooklyn named a COM
mlttee OF forty TO make all necessary arrange
ments for properly receiving General Thomas s..
D1kin, OF the American team on his arrival home.
large attendance was present ana the utmo st
enthusiasm was exhibited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28
THROUGH nELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

steamer City Of Fitchburg Springer New Bedford for
New YSfs wa dse wn and
sohr Flower, Hubbard. Portland, CT, for New York.
schr Richard Law Johnson, Norwich Tor New York.
Sohr Abel Abrams Providence for New YORK.
schr r HNiSh, Nash Portsmouth for New YORK.
sehr ocesnus. Young ir Provde1ce for New YORK
scnr : Il Burnett Barrett Providence for New Yors:
Sem EediatOI, Davis, ran River for New YORK..
schr Loverng. Lnther Pswtuc ,S tor New York.
schr saunders Mott Fall River ri for New York
}qIIs ASa PSTsE New Haven ior New 4S5t.
senr Fly, Gardner. Paw ucket for New York.
sehr ssyannsh Jones, Fab River tor New York.
sehr hurst Cook PSwtucSet Tor S Ne~ y York
schr Palladium, Ryder providence TOT Ne " York.
sehr 4 Brooklngs, Jones, Boston for New YORK.
YORK, with is1 to NO n a Lam Dhier
senr JonShsn Gone White EocEposi tor o New York.
s1h ,6 70 TTss Lnnefn Gloucester for New York.
schr ospray French, Nantucket for New York. with
fish to Moon Lamphier.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer United States DAVIS New York TO- FAN
Brig Maggie Wood BD, Wood, New York for Var
Brig Acadia (Br). Canton. New York for Dublin, /.
Brig Ayronus, Higgins, New York for Cette.
schr VIM Mailer, Crowley, Rondout Tor Newbury-
schr James Warren, Cisco, Rondout for Newburyport
schr VIM Peck, Bunce New York for stonngton.
schr Mary, Magee New York for East Weymouth
schr Youmans Reed, HobokeH for Providence.
schr George Emily, Hill. New York TOR Yarmouth.
schr w Brown, Dill New York tor Providence.
schr Crusader Miller New York tor New Haven.
Schr II Gates Millard New York for Boston.
Schr Stockton, Hart Port johnson Tor Providence.
sehr Isaac Sherwood, Baker, Hayerstraw Tor Prov
dence.
Schr Emma Ellen, Fox, Port johnson for Hartford.
schr Minquas Phillips Port johnson tor Providence.
Schr Excelsior Blydenburg, Rondout for Providence.
sehr lmogene Diyerty, GanGy, Hoboken for Paw.
tucket
sehr Kicker, Kicker. New York for Providence.
schr Nash. Hamilton New York for Westerly.
schr Peters Cook, Hoboken for Boston.
Scnr Howe, bennett Hoboken for Saco.
schr Mount Hallock, Hoboken for New Bedford.
Schr Sanie Burton. hurley, New YORK for Stamora.
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name as George Poxley, sged twenty seven. was
arraigned IN the City Court and FULLY committed
for the action OF the Grand Jury. The only
property taken from Mr.. Ludlow's was a gold
watch valued at $40 and about $50 in money,
neither OF which was recovered
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re- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW FORK AT NGGHT.-The new
YORK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal for use board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the colors green red, changing
from one TO other succession, be
cra miles distant Captains OF vessels upon seeing this
signal will obhge US by preparing any marine news
they may Tor the ship News Department OF the
HERALD
H9-P Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving al New York do by addressing 10 such
vessels. care OF HERALD yacht, pier No East
River, New YORK. Letters received all parts of the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates
CURED
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Eschr u berry Haws Baltimore for New Haven
IN kchr Halock. sharrott, Georgetown d.
Schr "a Harlow. Soper Georgetown DC
hchr Henry Finch, Bunnell, Georgetown, DO
Schr W Bonnel. Georgetown DC. for New raven.
N sioop Jordan. Goodale, Powell Point Nc days. Win
melons 10 master.
slooD N j Forshay Leman, Virginia.
sloop haIy Disston, Robinson, Virginia
R2- Steamer Pommeranla Ger, which arrived 2osh,
brings 900 passengers and reports July 20 lat Al ~ Ion
o. 81 passed ship Isaac Webb hence for Lverpoo same
day lat o. Ion "a 81 steamer City Of Berlin tBr do
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LONDON, July U-Bark Daniel Draper. Rogers, nom
Calcutta for Boston. put into st Helena July 10 In
leeky condition
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