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tresii bsrks FagAI Glo9, Jacobsen, FcnsaeoiS; ono
Gen, schupp, Wilmington &c; Alien NoH, Nester-
gard. Darien Jenny CRuS, Kaseiln. Pensacola 29la,
ship Mairi Bhan Br), Mason. san Francisco.
LONDON, June Z5-ArrYed, brig Lulesand Q,0rD, An
derson, Wilmington, Hci 29h shin Caroline CBo. ely
ma, New York bsrks sooloo tBr, Howio do; Geo Pea
body Bp. Aorrll, Quebec Prosperno PaIazEo utaD.
Drago New York.
Sailed 10th, steamer Professor Morse stead Eey
West
Lxrru, June 2s-Arriysd bark Annis Laurie Rn. ste
vens Quebec.
1iaEncR, June 20-Arrlyodi slip Bonnie Dundee ar.
Goff Quebec.
LAsorsUsD, juno 2i-Arsyed. bark Condor Nor, Oh.
SEN Baltimore,
NoNraosE, June 28-ArziYsd. bark Nina 30. EcEen.
zie Quebec
MoyILLE juno 29-Arrved, steamer Nova scotan On
Richardson, Montreal for Liverpool
9Aiso arrived 10Th steamer Victoria Oh spittoI New
York for Glasgow
MAULzArS-Arriyed, ship John N cudins. Baxter
Rsngooni bark annie Toroy. Libby. Singapore.
NEwRr JGno ss-ArriYea, bark 81 Agneuo dtap. Car.
uilo, Baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN, Juno 2s--Arrtved, snip Thomas East.
man, San Francesca barEs Lake smcoe CBrl. aaicro
hontreal Stranger ORD. Wilson, DO, Carolina CBr),
Moore, Pensacola Kate Orb Murphy, sagua.
Also arrived 18th, Pm, Marathon m, Car
rets Boston for LiVerpool u IN, Celtic ORA Kldde,
New York for do.
Arrived OF Brow Head 18Th Pm Steamer keunEorth
Orr, Prowsc, Philadelphia for Liverpool
RorrERDAM, June a6-Arrived, bark Amalia Hedwig
Ger, Gehm Wilmington, NO.
SWANSEA, June 2S-Arrived bark cycla CBrl Turnbun,
Darien.
sourHAwrroN, June 2o-Arrived. steamer Main derl.
Leist New York Bremen.
WARRENPoIaL June 2s-sailed, barIs Kong eyerre
cor, Torkidsen. United States; Nor1susrnen cior.
Jensen. do.
LONDON june 2o-Bark Washington cGeu. worter,
from New York for Leghorn which put into Gibraltar
May 10 in distress, is repairing. Har cargo has been
transhippcd into the Julia Davis
Ship Bskdale CBr), Finn, which arrived at liverpool
2sn from San Francisco reports passing in lat % n
Ion IA W. the Curlew, wsterlogged and abandoned.
Doubtless brig Curlsw from Eureka for San Pedro.
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THE WAR IN CUBA.
THE SPANISH TROOPS BATTLING FERcELY WITH
TILE INSURGENTS.

THE SPANISH TROOPS BATTLING FRRcELY WITH
TILE INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, June %, 1875.
An of1sial report states that on the Goth inst.
party or fourteen insurgents landed in the district
Of Guanajay for the purpose OF raising a revolt
ROUTED BY THE sPAE1ARDs.
Two companies or the Guardia CivI anu volun-
teers pursued and attacked them at tae estate OF
San Nicolas
They killed three men and captured the arms
and equipments OF the entire party.
SUMMARY EXECUTIONS
Five prisoners were taken and summarfly exc
acuted. The remainder fied to the Ca2co Hills with
the troops in active pursuit.
THE LoYAIIsT LOSS.
The Guardia Civil lost three men killed.
ANOTHER SEVERE FIGHT.
The column under General seJas on the same
day encountered the insurgents to the num-.
Der or l,ooo encamDed in the mountains OF
Cannas, in the sanct spiritus jurisdiction, ana
dispersed them.
Eight OF the enemy were killed
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oUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ArrwrRr. june 7a-Arrived, steamer Nederland CBen,
James Philadelphia.
arrived 18Th, ItaiA, from -
Sailed 2srh steamer P Caland Dutch, Dcades, New
YORK, ship British queen tBr, Marsters, DO.
A4Ruuus, June 24-Agrvsd, bark Attila Nor), John
sen, Philadelphia.
BnLvAsr June 29-Arrivsd, bark Carrie wyman. coch-
ranc. Philadelphia
BnEsKs, June 27--saned bnrks Johanue Marie CGsrl,
eus,avus, United states, Eolus Ger, Berdlng, 90
CORK, june 28-saiied, bark Giuseppe MasSono QtaD.
Moretto United states
DIAL. June ao--OG, bark DunlOs G3rl, Batsen, from
-
DlSrzrc June ai-Arrivad, bark Ceres Ger, ponper.
New YORK.
FAlHouTn. jane zs-Arrivsd ship Reunion, Curtis
Plays Colorado
Arrived Channel 2sh, ship Savannah (9ep. Ta-
bleman, Savannah for BEsmeu.
GLASGOW. June 2o-Arrtyad steamer sdoniaa CBn
Edwards < john NIB.
sailed nom ne clyde 2stn, ship Fawn, Cove, New
York.
e,unlrraa--Arrivsa. bark vaons dad, Maresea,
New Y0rh
BrtvoKr. Jrno ss-ATrived, bark Uman swe', Ander-
son New 0reans
Hose EosG Juno 2s--Arrived, steamer Gaelic Br),
Psrsel, Liverpool tor san Francisco.
KusNRoE. June A-Arriysd, bark RsForm Nor. Jor.
gensen. Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL June 2s-Arrivsd, ships Eskdale orr,
Fiiau. san Francisco; Lake Ontario Br. Gilmore. Men
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was. perhaps something better-a loyal follower,
a etanch IIi0ud and good citizen.
THE CODE or HONOR.
II is said that ~ DuiauIe, the Minister Of JUS
tice contemplates the Introduction OF bill
against duelling, but IL not quite decided whether
the penalty ought 70 consist 81 ane or OF tempo
rary deprivation OF electoral rights, Very heavy
lines might put stop 10 the practice, but q
Frenchman WIN hardly regard the loss or his vote
as OF much consequence TO him. ~ may
be doubted whether the time ts yet ripe for legls-
lat1on on this subject, public opinion in France
being rather on tue side OF the duelists, and the
more humane tone OF tine age has thus far pre-
vailed already, that the seconds almost invariably
take care that a combat shall not end fatally.
A PAMPHLET BY NJ. EMILE OLIVIER,
or which the preface has Just been published, Is
exciting good deal OF attention. The e2-Minister
hopes for a restoration OF the Empire such as lt
was IN 1870 rather than In 1852 which seems IKE
strength OF the Executive power winch IL the
apology OF Comparison as political necessity.
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THE BLACK HILLS.

GovKArENTs OF Mr.. JESNEY's EXPEDITION
GOLD FOUND IN SMALL QUANTITIES.
BLACK HILLS, DAKoTA,l
SOUTH oP HARNEY's PEAK, June IL
via Fort LARAMIE June 20 1875
Our portion OF Mr.. Jenney's expedition is now
encamped at this point We nave come upon sew
srsl parties OF miners, none or whom have been
disturbed as yet, though our presence caused
great CONSERVATION among them. They assured
IA there was plenty OF gcld along French Creek,
Gear here. They PANIED out few shovelfuls IN
our presence and obtained . few nakes Of the
most finely colored gold. The excirement among
shs soldiers has declined, however and no one
except the unfortunate miners believe that the
gold is TO be found in any great quantities. Large
numbers OF treasure seekers are expected here,
and Il 10 probable the section will be Overrun by
Ihem IN a short time. Mr.. Jenney arrived here this
afternoon aud reports That his prospecting on
Castle Greek nad resulted In Ancing only small
particles OF gold.
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THE FLOODS IN FRANCE.

PROPERTY DESTROYED 40 THE AMOUNT OF
MANY MILLIONS or MONEY! PROMPT RE-
sPoNsE TO THE GILL FOR RELIEF.
PARIS, June 90 1873
the damage to property BY the foundations in
che cites or Toulouse and Aeen alone exceeds
924,OoO,Ooo The heaviest losses in the Depart
ments OF Haute-Garonne and Lot-et-Garonne. the
destruction done In the Department OF Hautes-
PYrenees is comparatively light
CHARITABLE RESPONSE TO TIE CALL FOR RELIEF.
Contributions for the relief OF the sufferers are
pouring in from all parts OF France switzerland
Gnd Belgium.
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ARRIVALS.
REPoRrED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrEsToNR TxLEGRAPH LESR.

REPoRrED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HEBALD wHIrEsToHR TILEGRAPH LESE
Steamer Huntsvlle, chester. Fernandina June "A,
Brunswick Sth and Port Royal goth, With mdse ana pas
sengers Gepohe. June y, ~ AN passed oars ldO-
nque Br from Carienas Tor BORT north Of hatterss
steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, savannah
June with mdse and uasse myers 70 W y darrisoh .
steamer MerceditA, Aarshman, yhariest2h June 70,
with ndse and passengers 70 W guinatd 4 Co.
steamer Regula or Jones' wilmington, NJ. 81 hours
with naval stores to VIM Clyde GO -, -.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Richmond CITY Point
and Norfolk. With mdse and passenger p ne Old Do
SNIP Francis sage, Urquhart, Havrc Nay 2 with
mdse 10 Lawrencs Giles 4 TO Had moderate aW WINDS
and thick weather from ION 81 To-
Bark Dux tNor), Henricksen, NewcasNe b9days Win
mdsa TO order; vessel Punch, kdye 70.
Brig Aron Gen, Jongblood, Table Bay, COZ ~ days,
with Oelrich Co vessel % Funph, tdye z 70.
Brig Harriet Bro Mob ., Barbados 10 days, Win sugar
20 Leaycraft Co
with sugar tc j W WEIGH; vessel 10 snow burgsss
Brig Glendale, Conkhng, Oargenas days, win sugar
20 Mftler houRhtOn. -
brig Legpa (BrI, Taylor ssgus days with SUGAR 70
schr kllsn Perkins Mitchell Ponce. Pe = days with
sugar aud mOasses y de Rivera CO. vessel y 4
schr Martha Z PIKE, Howard. Abaco days. With
pines % James Dougiasi vessel 20 3 ! Neuherg
schr Herbert s. Mount Bra1os SanuAgo rs lays WITH
wool and hides TO WOodh house Ru1d June -, 40 iaL
A., passed brig + Rowland from Kingston, ia Tor
soAs : G A Traysrh Duty, aeOrge,own, Sc. daYS
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THE SCANDAL.
HUmons on rUnrnER ARRESTS.

EUBfoRs on FURTHER ARRESTS.
There was widespread rumor IN Brooklyn last
night that warrant had been Issued for the ar
rest OF Theodore Tilton on o charge or con-
spiracy. 1t was even asserted that the plain
tin in the great scandal case had been
taken into custody. Reporters OF the HERALD
at late hour last night visited tho
residences or Messrs. Tracy and Sherman to
make inquiries on the subject, but the answers
given were in each instance remarkably non-com-
initial
Mr. Titon was also visited at his house on Liv-
ingston street, at eleven O'clock. and found fully
dressed and in mis- ordinary spirits. He declined,
as usual. 30 be interviewed, but remarked. IL
have not seen my counsel but once to-day. have
not read any OF the newspaper reports. l do not
Know what has been done.n
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BRIDGEwArRR Ms June 23-saiied. brigs Countess CBr1
and Minnehaha (Br), Tor Barbados
CAFR HAYTtEN, June l6-In port schr Mary Witham
Austin Tor York arrived 81, to sail 22d.
DENERARA, June BIN port barks Hephyrne (Brl
Johnson from boston; Potomac Brl, Wilson from Bal
timore, dsg brig Fayorite Woodward, from New York.
HAVANA, June 2S-Sailed, steamers Austin, Simpson,
Rockp0rt Texas; Gussie, Morgan. lndianola.
HALIFAX, June 29-Arrivcd, steamers Caspian Or,
Trocks Baltimore and len tor Liyerp9oD scandinavian
(}r Duton, Liverpool via st Johns NF for Baltimore
MAcEo tpril 3O-Sailed. brig Ceres Tor United states
MAILMAN. May 7-Sailed, bark v sbster smart Eu-
rope.
Norm sypvry. On, June 2s-Arrived, barks Wave
Orr Wilson Liverpool; Alma Orr, dol brig Edna NJ
Gregory Cork
81 oHv NIB June 7s--krrlyed, barks Daphne Cyor)
Drier, Boston Lugo dtal). Monastcrio. Tor Point
Wolf: brig MABEL tBJ, Mcleod, Gloucester
Arrived 29i, ship Montebello (B. Kelly Lewes Del
brig Reaper Brl, belong. New YORK; schr Emma (Br,
Cleared 3Sn. brig Haze, Roberta Wexford; zsh. schr
Anna Il, New York
San Francisco.
Martinique.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE %,
CLEARED

STEAMER Coivmbus reed, Havana-Wm Clyde
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. Norfolk, City Point
and Richm0nd-Old dominion steamship 90
steamer lniladelphlA DAVIS Phuadelphia-James
Steamer elaucua Bearse, Rostop-H Dimock
BARK Gehon utab, schlafino, Lmeriek-fHnch, Bdye
a Co.
BARK Lindesnaes lNor). Jonasscn, Rotterdam-o To-
Bris Clara jenkins coonbs, oporto-NiIler HOugh-
ton. .,..,
Brig dwin Rowe, Cr0cker Para-Burdctt Pond.
Brig Starlight, slower, Georgetown, Den-L
brig john Brightman. Hanson, HavaDa-JSs Ward
3 Co.
Brig Proneo dBr). Allen, Yarmouth, Ns-BOyd ninek-
sehr Nellie shaw, Gates, corunna simpson, ciapp
Co.
Schr LsurA Robe rts, JackEouNtfle--Warrtn kAv.
schr virginia Rulon, Bulon, Brunswick Ga-Warre
schr Adde Henry, Burns, Newbcrn, NC-Naster.
Schr Morning star, Pane COnasset--hd WGnbcrE.
sloop vesterioo, Myers, New BedUrd-Bcianoy Wal
tor
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK OREsTK Ttab, MARITIME, from Liverpool for Ba-
more. cane ashore ono mic south Of Capo Henry on
Monday night Her cargo consists OF 10 tons salt and
chemicals Her POSITION Is not dangerous 4nC captain
has sent 70 Norfolk Tor assistance
BARK HAarf.r cAsrnELL Orr, Taylor rom Havana,
g. me DAY 70 Weymouth rs. was In healthy mot leaky
reported tn Yesterdays issue condition, the master
the.
Sem MATHEWS, Of Bangor, nj Vineyard Haven
rom Frankfort for new haven. into OF Cross
Ip by brig Liberty at Boston from Baltimore, lost
oresa forctopmat forward rigging. chain plates aud
rails stsncn0ns sarboard side. ahe Liberty lost
her headgear.
An unknown full rugged brig yesterday reported
ashore Body Island
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wnght laD. ior queenstown brig Eoreaes, lor 5rov.
Tor doi eaiiie Gair, Tor DO; a NorMeu for do sam
Dorchester, grace Griaiof Tor Bath John Perry for
ar FS EmeTy TOT Ses Ell. s1s
ht5ANAit h.sAi4 AFtR Jane ~ Ah-sArA ~ hof it
Arrived last night sohr Humber Br. IS days from So
steamer Richmond arrived from New York at $50
PM-Two barks have passed n today No reports
sPPu uRFLaSB Jsne 2CSsred sr 2riaane bgsS.
2o6-ArrvedO BRIG Guiding star, Moore cafDarien;
cleared schrs Clara Leayitt Liverpool x; LahAvo
sailed-shi6i Admiral. Thomas new York
ncdy, Foster Bahn0ra via Norfolk Catherine WHIT
soniers os6ornes Landing val Peer Il crowe, Chase.
Foam. Miiiten, Alsxandrts Lottie Beard Perry ssIa
Eiectis Bsiey smith Marion RoeEhL Roefhiis
o4da Worh Pade Paa joaa Hail ~ DO Tor
Aawtucket Restless BurnAama Albany Martha X
4iso srriysd sohrs Gnquas Philips Port Johnson;
Howell R9adoai yrsHc; Il oo9Sq bsany julius
straw; FiyaWay, Enos. Nisn2Sgso, Yong Fashion,
MIS- James Bayes, Arnold: John orocnord Hart
Brooklyn, NY; Beneal, Condor, New York
load FOR Bathi Jacob i fhompion, Taiemi Frank At
kins, ATKINS and Archer Reeves Smith, rhtladephiaE
Eqw22Td&S eRd yermllon, Davis. New York -.
Enight Fenton PhnaeeIpha: Peerless, smith, Rondouk
raied-Schr Bertha Conover, New York
RICHMOND. June 26-Sailed, bark - Ursula orb
Harden, Bahia AMI market
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29-Arrived, steamer Oceanic
or, Jennings, Hong kopg aud yokohama o....
CleaIed-Ship CITY 81 Brussels (Sr, Kennedy. Queens
esAyANNAH, June 29-olearsd- schr Bella Hooper.
Also cleared schrs Carrie webb, Homsn, ProvL
seh stickney Poos a Baltimore
saied-sehrs Joanna Doughty, New York; Ian
sOhERsET, June 25-Arrived, schr B Allen. Davis.
hoDokan.
ssiled-schrs Florence Green, westgate Georgetown.
oct Leonard new, three-masted, Of Somerset do;
27th-Arrived. schr VIII Pigeon, Endicott, Phladel-
VINEYARD HAVEN June es-Arriyed schrs X CBr,.
THOMPSON, from East Caycos, New froydence Island.
Philadelphia for Bath; Woodbury., BuckYille, 80,
tor Wsldoooroi Planter, hob9Ken Tor Boston + v
tncket Carrie tBr). do Tor = John NIB pay BrD,
Halifax, NS samuel Costner, Jesse w starr,
VIM Marshall. Sophia Godfrey and John DetWler.
Boston Tor Philadelphia, James English, 40 for New
York silas Nc Loon, Arcaarius, Mary Brewes, and
Amerioa Roekaud ~ al LIZZIE gre wssr hsehias FOR
Tor 30; Champion aud VIM Todd, CALAIS Tor do; Abby
Dow RocEport Ne, tor P.hadsiphia Ena Ho1sdon.
fort for New haven tsee mscel
sailed-Us revenue steamer Gen Grant; schrs Helen.
29th-hrrlyed schrs Charles 4 Jones Charleston, &C,
for Weymouthi a Hays, Baltimore Tor Boston, AIDE
Caroline Grant, Philadelphia FOR Bristol, Me; Julia
Church. Weehawken Tor sL Andrews. NIB; vasha sharp.
YORK @ Baird, - John, NIB, for orders
saled-Fhe above arrivals and al those before re-
Iote FISH Onward Is Woodenry, Flsn,er. 4 q Knight
Carrie Chas A Jones A Hays. Adeliza Helen Mar.
WILMINGTON, Nc, June 26-Arrved brig Albert
ywARRsS, June 471saiied, schr Elias WATSON. Port
Johnson
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OBITUARY.

FERDIEAND l., Ex-EMPERoR OF AUSTRIA.
BY cable despatch, dated Prague, yesterday, we
learn that Ferdinand L OF Austria died yesterday
OF lung disease, at the age OF eighty-two years.
He was the eldest son OF Emperor Francis l. by
his second marriage with Maria Theresa, daughter
OF Ferdinand ~. King OF Naples nd OF Sicily Ills
education was in5rusted to two incapable tutors,
one OF whom was constantly afTlicted with sick
ness and the other became demented during the
exercise OF his functions The health or the
Prince was always feeble. In 1915 he was COM
PEELED to travel in Italy, Switzerland and France
IN order to improve mis- condition. subsequently
ne returned and devoted himself TO the study OF
technical ART and heradry. lie was crowned
King or Hungary September 2S, $780, but
IL was not q ceremony which &C
corded with the ancient traditions and
conferred upon him scarcely any real power. On
the 27th Of February, 1891, he espoused Princess
Anne Caroline, daughter Of Victor Emmanuel l.,
King OF Sardinia. The following year an attempt
named francis Eelnd- the Wouid-De as
sassin believing that he had some private
slh 70 SS MSreS on ses
his own peculiar policy, but leaving the principal
direction OF affairs 70 ms uncle, the Archdake
subsequently crowned KING OF Bohemia and Loan
barry In 1886 ana 10 1888 respectively. Under the
pressure Of the Revolutionary movements OF
ls4S he declared, through the Duke OF Metternich,
that the new Ministry alone would project and De
responsible Tor new constitutions but these con-
cesssions appeared insufficient at Vienna, and the
revot occurred In MAY, ls4s. The Emperor retired
at once 10 lnnsprucn, and would only consent TO
tatlon OF large delegation or influential
citizens When the second revolt or Vienna
CURED. In october, lS43 he established himself at
Omutz, wnere he practically gave up the reins OF
government. On December following he
formally Hodlcated In favor Of his son-nephew,
Francis Joseph i, and subsequently went to
Prague, where he lived up to The time OF his death.
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IA NoTTCk TO CAPTAINS or yRssRLs ENTER
mo THE PORT or SEw FORK At NIGHE-Tho NEW
YoRK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal Tor use on board the HKAALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coos red green red, Changing
from one TO the other and be sew
ernI miles distant captains Of vessels seeing this
signal viii obHge Us by preparing any marine news
they may have ior the ship News Department Of the
HKRALp
81 Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving at New York can DO by addressing 20 such
vessels care 81 HKnALp news yacht pcr No East
River New YORK Letters receiy from all parts Of the
world ana promptly delivered Duplicates are r.
ouired
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Mr.. GLADSTONE Oy THR ENGLISH CHURCH.

SHAT THE Ex-PRENnER THINKS or TILE DIS
ESTABLISHED ESTABLISHMENT.
LONDON. June 90 1875.
Mr. Gladstone has written an article which APP
pears in the Contemporary ReUteto and is entitled,
rs the English Church Worth Preserving ~
After summing up the arguments on botn sides he
answers the question strongly IN the Affirmative.
lie reviews the divisions which have taken place
ID the Church ana tnen attempts TO maintain con-
formity BY penal proceedings. lie declares the
enforcement Of arbitrary rules fatal to the Church.
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A JEALOUS HUSBAND.

CHICAGO, Ill, June 2s, 1874
yonn Condor, a lsborer, residing az 10. II south
Hasted street, this morning, while az breakfast
Grew q revolver and shot across the table at hts
wiie. The FIRST ball passed through ner longs ana
sEe died instantly. Condor then placed the
pistol in the region Of his heart aud nred innic-
tng wound which VIII doubtless prove fatal. tie
stated TO reporter that be was conscious OF the
extent OF his crime. Jealousy u supposed " Dc
Tse cause OF mis- act. Condcn was sixB-nye and
lis wife forty years old.
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BREADSTUFFS IN EUROPE.

LONDON, June 90. 1875
me Mark Lane Express, In irs weekly review or
The breadstuGs market, says:-"oEing 70 the
Goods IN France and the unfavorable reports from
America the market is hardening. Northwestern
europe has been favored with penteous rains,
while the eastern ana southern portions OF the
Continent are suffering nom drought The pros
gscts are variable, and general abundance Is nol
20 be relied upon.
Germany and England have the best prospects,
End Russia, Hungary and France the worst"
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HERMAN HUMPHREY BAnBoUR.

despatch from Hartford, Conn.,, announces
the death IN that city or Hon. Humphrey Barbour.
he had been an active worker in reform move
ments In late years and was prominent demo-
cratic politician He was native OF Connecticut,
but went 20 Indiana in early life, where he served
In the senate three terms, and ne went 20 the
Mexican war as an adJutant rom that state. lie
was q nephew OF Professor Humphrey, OF Amherst.
lis age was nfty-1Ye years.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents AMI shipmssters are in.
formed that BY tesgraphtng 10 the rRALD London Bu.
reau, NJ 20 street. 70 tho Paris once. Rua
Scribe the arrivals AZ and departures from European
and Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels
trading the United states the viii DO cabled
d this country free Of charge
Captains arriving At and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports win ana the Pars ONCE the more
economical ami expeditions tor teegraphing news
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LONG ISLAND.

The project ., establishing direct and indenen-
dent railroad line between New y ork and Jamaica
Is now in such a state or iorwardness that the
speedy success OF the enterprise seems assured.
Some time ago Mrs. Beaman and Mr.. John
Capels were arraigned Charge for numerous
assault upon Capels' wife. They were found guilty
or the change and flned $3.50 each. Capels para
nnes aud yesterday took action against Mrs.
Beaman 70 compel her 70 pay him tne $3.50 paid By
HIM Tor her release, but lost the suit.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Tho Plymouth Rock will make special excur-
sion up the Hudson this evening. on which occa-
sion the main deck viii be cleared for dancing.
Messrs. Jarrett Pamer's arrangements VIII Sc
cure the utmost enjoyment for all
The fourth annual picnic and summer nights
festival OF the letter carriers will be held at jones'
WOOD tomorrow July /. The committee have
made arrangements TO make the FESTIVAL one OF
the most enjoyable affairs Of the season.
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DRIVING OVER a ROUGH ROAD LAST VIM
Ter one 81 my horses became suddenly very iamea bad
sprain Of the Applied all the remedies
Knew OF aud those suggested by h0rscmen without any
benefit The horse was entirely useless or Two months
and thought him permanently disabled. GiLKs LfNI-
NM ioptnR on ANMoxiA took away the ameness aud
restored him. Henry Livingstone proprietor south side
signal, Banvlon H. Sold by all druggists Depot No.
ssl sixth avenue New York only 81 ceas an 81 per
bottia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-30
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Russia win leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
The NEW YORK HRRALD-Edltion for Europe
win be ready az eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing six cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-30
YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST.

KEY WEST Fla. June %, 1875.
There was only one death from yellow fever to-
day. The weather Is much plessanter
J. N. HARRIS, Health 0l1cer.