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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY &c, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Montana CBrl, Guard Liverpool-wiams a
Cuion.
steamer Atlas CBD. Low, Kingston, savanila, &c
steamer Ann Eliza Richards, Phnadelpna-James
Hand.
steamer Eleanora Johnson Pornand-J Ames
snip Freeman Clark, Dwight san francisco-simon-
son Howe.
Bark Excelsior Nor). Hansen Queenstown or Fall
mouth-Tetens Bockmann a CO.
BARK Laura Gertrude Ger, Schultz, Antwerp-J A
Paul.
bark suez dtal, crescuolo. Psnarth Roads for or
ders-Funch. Edye A Co
Bark James L Boyd CBD. Hilton, Rotterdam-Boyd
BARK Empress Ger. yehlow, stettin-Funch. Edge q
Bark Antelope, simpson, St crolx via Wilmington,
Brig Eosaha stlritta dtslJ, cspelo, Newport, FL
Brig Leena CBr, Taylor, Corr for orders-P Nevius
Brig G c Van Horn (BD Hooker, Cork for orders
Brig Acadia tBr Canon, Dubnn-Hatton. watson 4
Brig q coonan CBp. Martin Queenstown for or
:, Brig Josie, Petusrew, Lubec PRUSSIA simpson,
Bhg Myronus Higgins, oette-Jas Henry.
nbrg johann Ger, Boysen, Santos VIA Richmond
Brig Fids GER. Henken Bahia via Rlchmond-Funch,
Brig L a W Armstrong Gibson, Arecibo-L war
schr Il De Wolfe, Thatcher, rreste-Miler 4 Hough-
schr Mary Chiffon, Nsrsden ssvAnilla-D De Castro
schr L cotter OBJ. Eurer, Port spaln-Jones 4
schr Palo.. shactford, Humacoa--J de Rivera.
. schr Dos de Mayo Csp), VAllhauraL Baracos-E PUG
!. schr Enoch Moore, Chambers Georgetown, Dc
sehr George a Emily, HILL Yarmouth, Nass-B wen-
sehr " u Brown Dill. Bristol ana Proyideuc.-H
schr CRUSADER miller New Hayen-Rsek.t6 Bro
featuring Co. V'- ~
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser of the steamer Acapulco, from Aspnwal,
will please accept our thanks for attentions :, +ss
BAEg MoKANSl, before reported wrecked at MauL
main DURING hurricane, was loading that port
the Continent. -r-esy,- -ssss--
ANNA MITCHELL 40 tons register, years old has
been purchased by e Fabens, Of salem on pri-
scHR ALFRED HALL, Dimock at Newport path from Po-
eassett VIA New Bedford reports na IN the latter nsr
ana 6obstay.
Sem LAun4 PqIDs OBJ, Stevens, from New York,
powder &c. reported TOR Cuba remained ut that port
ten government
scHR W R HUsroS Gardner from Boston for George
town. coided with the long Bridge ON the I'D inst, and
sustained some slight injuries.
BALTIMORE, July 26Ihe null of the steamer Louisiana
E the the saS ssg en- the morning Of
November IA 1874 by collision with the steamer Falcon
Tai s and wa. lowed this city night BY the
tug Dupont The hull Of the Louisiana is lying on thu
fats below Fort McHenry, preparatory TO being lowed
the Basin.
HALrrA1 Ms, July 2s-zThe steamer Severn, recently
been hbeIIed Tor si45 900 salvage.
schr has been found wrecked at the Bay OF Islands
feared they have persisted.
QUEBEC, July 26--The bark Pooscar, from Liverpool
repor that the 9TH of June Ion Is II w. lat As Us
n she passed large buoy painted red supposed TO be
ae a was desy in ne track Of vessels bound or
the English Channei and in very dangerous position
s Ssf tie Ssg on N. %
inst She built ny Reed Bros for Capt Kustee.
She viii register about 100 aud will carry 25JO10
feet of lumber. Another schr lately
launched al Eureka, humboldt Bay, called the May
Russ also, at the place, new schr called the
Ingalls, built for Capts ingalls, and Backus the latter
70 command her. All of the vessels will shortly arrive
at this port.-san Francisco Alta, July 10.
three masted schooner was to be launched at Fair
haven, Conn the afternoon OF the 10th inst Her d
lollows:-lO7 feet keel, "a feet beam,
feet inches depth of hold. By carpenters measure
she is OF $40 tons burthen, and was built for and
under the superintendent OF Captain James ". Wood
house. she is intended for the general reghting Dus
ness and will be known the Flora WoOdhouse. Her
Ia Of he n
New York
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ArDRossAS July 25-Arrved, bark Merley for, Suit
or, Quebec.
ANTWERP. July 25-Arrivcd, ship Palmer Nor,
Larsen, New York,
Also arrived 2Jth ship Themis CBr), Rossiter, New
York.
BRsroI July 26-Arrived, bark Angioetto Bozzo dtaD
Campodonico, Baltimore.
sailed 10Th steamer Great Western CBp, windham
New YORK.
BELFAST, July 25-Arrived, barKs Monte 81 Angelo
dtaD, Masellorno. Baltimore; Homestrand Nor, Doe,
do; Arbitrator ,Br) Hannah Quebec.
BREHFs July 24-Arrived, ship storkors Nor), Erck-
sen. new York
sailcd I'D parks Inca Ger, Wendehorst United
States; Joe Rauers GER, krause, Philadelphia
BIRcELoNt july l5-Arriycd, Dark Jaruco (spl Macia,
New Orleans.
CohusNA-Auivod schr Nellie shaw Gates, New
Yor1
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, July 2-Arrived, schr l. A Knowles chase,
Baltimore.
10Th Arrived, steamer Norman, Nickerson, Phila-
dephia' bark Christopher Columbus tOer), Doeuer,
pillau; brigs Jewett Reed, st MARTINS Lizabol,
Mahoney Baltimore; Moses Day, Crosby, Pniladelphai
schrs Ieluman. Fassett Faardo X ; Dollie starr,
dad; Charlotte Jameson Jameson. alexandria Alice
Borda Wosh, dos Tower, AaaTis p X. = > sin;
ontou, Hall do Alfred Fisk. Kelley, do; Hrpree u
Bent smith, Philadelphia Elizabeth MAGE. Hhgee'
dos orion, Paterson Kondout; r stuart, LbDeN no
bokcni b J. sherman. Alley, do
Also arrived bries Maud Potter tBD. Wolhej ~ Do
mingo cry Al Ross Latnrop Naguabo schrs Virginia,
Ross, Baltimore; Addie Biaisdel, Crowel, doi Aner-
dice, Rockwell, Philadelphia; o Donohuel warren,
Henderson DO. ii w Mnicr Miller do; Abbie lngsils.
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Es- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW TORR AT NIGHT-The NEW
YORK HERALD has adopted a distinguishing Coson night
signal Tor use board the HERALD yacht show.
ing while burning the coors req green red, changing
the other succession, and be sew
signal will oblige Us by preparing marine news
they may have Tor the ship News Department Of the
HERALD
pF- Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving New York do by addressing TO such
vessels OF HERALD yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts OF the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates
CURED
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmaHers are in.
formed that by telegraphng to the Herald London Bu
reau No &C Fleet street. 10 the Paris Office. Rue
Scribe the arrivals at and departures from European
and ports American and all foreign vessels
trading with the United states the same will be eabei
TO this country free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports will ana the Paris Office the moro
ecouOmicat aud expeditions tor tgiegraphiu1 no Va
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washington street ana had gone 10 reside with
sister In Spring street. She and her husband
were both born IN this city. Miller was formerly
q TIN r0Oler, but has worked Tor many years az
Geek hand and fireman on harbor STEAMBOATS,
and had worked cook on board the Thomas
Cornell for about year. He has two sisters re-
siding at No. 466 Washington street, and mar
RED sister In Laight street; be has also brother
In New York. All who knew him speak OF him
highly. Miller was about twenty-five years OF
age, and the widow, who is in pressing need o!
money about twenty one years old.
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CRICKET.

THE STATEN ISLAND CLUB DEFEATS THE MAN
HATrANs.
A cricket match was played yesterday at Camp
Washington Grounds, staten Island, between the
Manhattan club OF this city. and the staten Island
Club. The batting and bowling on both sides were
very good. The rain interlerea very much with
the game. and at nve O'Clock the umpires decided
that the game must be "cahed." The victory for
the Staten Island side in the first inning was well
earned as the following score Will show
sTATKN ISLAND.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THB HERALD STEAM YlCBTs AND
HERALD WhfrEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Nevada BrJ, Jones, Liverpool Juiv "a and
Queenstown 18TH, with mcse and 4l passengers To Will
Jams Guion July a. lat Al 3D. Ion @ IA ssed a mark
bound ". showing signal letters yWNH: 2th between
spa AN ssoui Iy miles east al hanny Hnok passed
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SCORES OF THE FIFrH REGImENr.

THE SIXTH REGIMENT
The Sixth regiment had cut twenty-ntne men
belonging 10 companies and X. captain MetZ-
leT commanded the detachment, and Captain
Schoenield discharged the duties Of Inspector on
Ilne practice. Colonel Van WICK was also pres
ent. This regiment sent seventeen men back TO
the second class targets, The following are the
- - -a--Fs
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snip Alexandria tBr), Antwerp for Philadelphia July
g. lat 40 ~, lon - 30
Bark frugoni Devote QtaD, Perasco, from Belfast
for Philadelphia july 9. lat 40, lon 20
Brig Frances Lewey from new York for Dunedin NJ.
June Z lat 81 ~ lon 80 80 w.
John kranz Pitcher, from otterdam for Phil
pima, June 2, LAT 81, ION 20.
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- ~ 2 2 = 80 -l-ls'
MISCELLANEOUS,

A BsobUrB DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states; legal every here descrtou &e.. suE
divorce granted; advice free
NJ HOUSE Attorney. lSA Broadway
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TEE FIFrH REGIMENT.

The Fifth regiment turned out stXty-tWo men
from and c companies. Captain Kaes being the
senior line of1cer on the ground, commanded the
detachment, and Capt9ln 1. Bruer, Inspector OF
zine practice, Instructed the men. The number Of
men sent back 10 the second class targets was
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SAILED.

Ships viscount (Br) for Liverpool Hogh,on Tower
Or, DO; brig a. w Armstrong, barbados.
Wind at sunset :, light
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3 ELEVENTH. REGIMENT.

THE EIGHTY FOURTH REGIMENT.
The EiChty-lourth regiment had thirty-fOur men
from company on the practice ground. Captain
Douglas commanded the troops ana at the same
time acted as inspector Of rine practice.
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sooKrs oF ms sIyT1 FTgYTIT.

THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT.
The Eleventh regiment had slXty-slx men in the
1eld, out OIL which twenty seven qualified to snOet
ut the second class targets. Captain hansh COM
manded the men and Captain Brands acted as
inspector OF rife practice.
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IN EIGHTY-FoCETH REGIMENT.
TIE NINErY-s1xTH REGruFNr.

THE NINETY-s1XTH REGIMENT.
This regiment had out ,orty men from COM
panles and ii. Captain Kitterle IN COM
mand OF the men and Captain ROdenDurgn
appeared on the field inspector Of rife practice
The Ninsty-sxth regiment sent back tWenty-tWO
men 10 the second class butts
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MANHATTAN.


Another match between the Manhattan and
Staten Island clubs will be played on Monday
next
on August the Prospect Park Club win play
the ~. Georges Club at H0boken, and on August
l. the Prospect PARK Club Will play the Paterson
Club at Prospect PARK.
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WIIALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

spoKen-No date, lat Sc Ion 75 schr Ellen RizDah,
Dnnham Of Proyincetown, all well.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


,ATEs OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST
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THE AMERICAN TEAM.

The troops returned by tee 6: AZ P. NJ. train lr
STeedmOOr to Hunter's Point
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BOUND EAST.

8 Steamer Eleanora, johnson, New York OF Portland
steamer CITY Of New Bedford, Fish, New for
New Bedford.
Brig Helen Maria, smith, New York for Halifax Ms.
sehrJ Cotter (BrJ, Cotter, New York Tor StJohn.
NIB.
Schr July Fourth, shaw Hoboken for Providence.
Scnr Tyler, Mathews. Richmond, Va, Tor SIAM
ford.
sehr Julia Newell, shepard, Port johnson for Boston
Schr Kate Mary, Cog5weu kondout Tor Pawtucket
Schr Fred smith, smith, Port Johnson for salem
schr Clara RANKIN, Rogers. Ezabethport for Bangor
scar Presto, Ferris Elzabethport Portchester.
schr ChleG, smith, Port johnson for Norwich.
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Each WICKET
Innings ls. d. 3d. An 5da oh. TN. Sh. 9th. 10Th
FIRST. Is % ~ 80 50 "A &c 81 50 9-e3
BOWLING. No
Ror Rail- H,.f0e LEasLals HuH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
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Fast Freight Lines.

TABooED IN THE wEsT-PREsENT COMPLICATIONS
AscRIBfD TO THEM.
The Chicago Tribune, of Thursday, says The
fast freight lines which have long been the bone
of contention among railroads, and which were
the main cause why the Baltimore and Ohio did
not Join the Saratoga combination. are expert
encing considerable opposition from the roads
leading from this city to the west and north
west.
1t has long been the desire Of most OF the
western railroads to do their own freight busi-
ness, and allow no independent lines to run over
their tracks. but the fear of the displeasure OF
Scott, Vanderbilt and other eastern magnates i'll
favor of and interested in these fast freight lines
has induced them to tolerate them thus far.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy has at last taken
courage, and sent forth the edlct that hereafter
fast freight lines will be tabooed on its road
and no longer permitted to run over it.
It is understood that the Chicago, Rock 1sland
| and Pacific, and the Chicago and Northwestern
railroads intend to do the same thing IN shor
| time, and the other western roads will probably
follow stlit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
Robbery at EIKIOn.

A pEIAwAREAN BLINDED AND HIS MONEY STOLEN
ARREST ON SUSPICION.
A young man named Frank Clements from
Delaware, who WAS selling soap recipes and 9th
er yalueless notions of that character, was
robbed, says the Elkton Hlfg, on the night OF
the 18th about o'clock, by three men, of his
pocket book containing eighty-three dollars i'll
cash and a note for fifty dollars. The robbery
took place in the rear of Prices hotel. Clements
was approached by the thieves stealthily from
behind who filled his face and eyes with horse
dung riled his pockets and made their escape
without detection. The pocket-book was found
the next day by Asbury Moke minus the money,
but containing the note for fifty dollars. Three
idle young men of the town are suspected,
and one of them was arrested and lodged
in Jail, charged with being concerned in
the robbery, and with having beaten and
abused Capt. Shippers, from Cherry Hill, while
intoxicated on the Saturday night previous
There appears to be no evidence other thar
slightly circumstantial and suspicion against
him, however. 1t was told our reporter that the
party arrested had questioned Mr.. James b
Price, Jr., day or two previous In regards tt
Clements whether he carried fire arms or not
Clements was on his way to California. but since
his unfortunate loss has been obliged to return
to his home near Dover, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.

II. r. STEVENS, Esq.,: Dear Slr-I have been badly
afflicted with Kidney Complaint for ten years have
suffered great pain In my back, hips and side, with
great difficulty In passing urine, which was often,
and In very small quantities frequently accompanied
with blood and excrutiating pain.
l have faithfully tried most OF the popular reme-
dies recommended for my complaints have been
under the treatment of some Of the most skillfu
physicians in Boston, a Of whom pronounced my
case incurable. This was my condition when was
advised by friend to try the vegetine, and could
the good effects from the first dose took, and
from that moment kept on improving until was
entirely cured, taking In all, should think, about
SIX bottles.
1t s indeed a valuable medicine and II should be
afflicted again In the same way, would give dol
lar df Sc, If could not get 1t without.
Respectfully, j. NJ. G1LF,
36I Third Street South Boston,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
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The Railroad War.
THE BgEAk BETWEEN THE BALTIC. OHIO AND HOW
IT CAME ABOUT.

TnE BREAK BETWEEN THE BALTIC. x OHIO AND HOW
IT CAME ABOUT.
baltimore American, to-day,l
1t has been we'll understood among railroad
men and others for over a week past that the
relations between the Baltimore and Ohio and
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Com
panes have been anything but of a friendly ma
ture.
The cause of the trouble is that the latter COR
poration has persistenty refused to pro-rate
with the former in the cut rates on Western
freight and passengers. The Phiadelphia, VIII
mngton and Baltimore Company claim to be en-
tirely neutral in the.present fight, and do not
propose to suffer any pecuniary loss by 1t II they
possible can help it, Though their officials re-
fused to pro-rate with the Baltimore and Ohio on
the Western business they forwarded the freight
of that Company from Philadelphia to Balfi-
more, or vice versa, at what was termed mini
mum rates which we're considerably less than
those charged to ordinary shippers. This was
done ON account Of the large amount OF goods
forwarded by the Baltimore and Ohio, and be-
cause the latter used the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore for the trip between Phila-
delpha and Baltimore exclusively.
Last week. however, the Baltimore and Ohio
announced in Philadelphia. THAT they would, un
til further notice, forward their Western freight
from Philadelphia to Baltimore, and vice versa,
via Shrivers line Of steamers. There are GER
tain kinds Of freight, such as live stock, bnlk Of
grain, lumber, which from cost of handling and
other causes cannot be shipped by the canal
route, and these are still sent via the Philadel
phia Wilmington and baltimore Road.
The latter company, however, in consideration
of the Baltimore and Ohio forwarding the
greater portion OF their goods by steamer,
abolished minimums. and charged the Baltimore
and Ohio full local rates. These the Baltimore
and Ohio refused to pay.
Whether the bad feeling engendered by the
disruption of the freight arrangements will
eventually lead tho Philadelphia, Wilmington
ane Baltimore Company to refuse to carry Bati-
more and Ohio passengers between Baltimore
aud Philadelphia remains to be seen. This re-
suit is thought by some railroad mon to be pos.
sible, if not probable, but its attainment would
involve great monetary loss to both companies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
MEGifaI.
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there is no complaint that af1lcts the
human system, which Is so little understood at me
present time as some of the varied forms OF Kid
ney Complaints.
There is no disease which causes such acute pain
or more alarming In its results than when the kid
news fail to secrete from the blood the uric 'cd ard
other poisonous substances, which the blood accu-
mulates In Its circulation through the system.
If from any cause the kidneys fall to perform the
functions devolving upon them the cumulations
are taken up by the absorbens and the whole sys-
TEN thrown Into d state Of disease, causing great
pain and suffering and very often immediate death.
bence the Importance of keeping the kidneys and
blood In healthy condition. through which all the
Impurities of the blood must pass.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
THE BEST MEDICINE.

EAST MARsHFIELD, Aug. 22, 1870.
MIR STKvEss Dear Sir-I am seventy-one years
of age; have suffered many years with Kidney
Complaint, weakness in my back and stomach.
was induced by friends to try your VEGETINE, and
think II the best medicine for weakness OF the Kid
neys ever used. | have tried many remedies for
this complaint, and never found so much relief as
from the Vegetine II strengthens and inyigorates
the whole system. Many Of my acqualntances have
taken 1t, and believe IL TO be good for all the COM
plants for which II is recommended. Yours truly.
,JUSI,H H. SHERMAN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
PAIN IN THE Rack.

There IL no remedy known to medical &c ence
which has proved itself more valuable In cases Of
Kidney Complaints than the vEGETIEE. IL acts
directly upon the secre'ions. ceanses and puIlnes
the blood, and restores the whole system TO healthy
action
The following extraordinary cures of great suffer-
as hopeless cases. IN SPEAK for themselves. and
should challenge the most profound attention of the
medical faculty, well of those who are suffer-
Ing from Kidney Complaint.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
Trouble In the wyoming Region

Some trouble is now reported from the Wyo,
ming coal region, arising from Efforts at several
of the colieries near Wilkesbarre to prevent
the mining of sufficient coal to keep the mine
pumps at work. The miners doing this work at
Hutchinson's colliery, near Kingston, refused on
Thursday to enter the mine, alleging that then
lives would be in danger if they did so.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19

ANOTHER CONTRACT FOR WILMINGTON. The
Philadelphia Ledger of this morning, says that
ITO Pusey Jones " Co., of Wilmington, has
been awarded the contract for the erection OF an
iron bridge across the Cohansey river at Bridge
ton, N j., for the sum of s746O.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
Isit Evidence !

FROM THE surposED WRECK ON THE JERSEY COAST.
WASHINGTON, April IT,
The body OF an unknown young man was
found on the beach near Cape Henry, to-day.
copy of the New York Herabt of March 10th
was found on him.