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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-02-04
LaSpABTI2EI ED 1894,
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

The Bylaws ~ this Conpay and regulations govern
ing insurance have, recently been very mat rally
changed placing ii upon basis equal 10 that OF any
Life Insurance Company in the State.
viz:
Policies, instead Of being perpetual, are issued for
All property !, classic d and the ,ato of premium is
Sad aca0rdin- TO the risk Of the property.
Premium notes taken and all assessments are
nlsi- the notes.
Prorartv is insured for not more than two thirds Of
aual cash v-lue aud the full of insurance
paid in loss, proyd the loss be equal 10 the
Annual assessments only are rnada except in cases
of heavy loss, and where a special assessment Is
The Cnpav therefore prnpar,d to insure property
upon terms much more desirable than und<T the old
system.
Applications may be made t. any Of the Managers,
Surveyors, or Secretary.
MANAGERS
s,n4i~lI Sts,cs, J. Dapue IeBar rs. Staples,
e,Tgs I. DRAKE G D. Brodh5al Robert Boys
Jseos Enesht Isi.n Einssr, T II WaIGrnlan i.I,ai,
William Wallace.
STOGDELL STOKES, Pres't.
I. +. DE1IER Secretary and Treasurer
SURVEYORS.
For Monroe County:
Silsx J. Drake, William Gilbert Geo. G. Shafer,
Tsr' T.hodGs, J. u pue L,Bar, Jacob staufar,
... John Edinger. .... .- .. --
For Wayne County:
r. /. Cr1prlt, CEaTl y. Masters.
For Pike County
For Northampton County:
Nc1zrd Camden.
For Carbon County:
Samuel ziegenfus
For Wyoming County:
e. NJ Koon, II. " BlrIwen, J. 3 Edwards
re- The Managers meet regularly at the or tary,
Ofce IN StroudaburE, the first Ics1ay Of each
month, Al O'Clock ? N. May 10, 1911
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-03

New York.
sehr Joseph Chapman Franklin for New York. with
lumber 10 Peters Co.
schr Peter hitter Kelsey, Cromwell tor Jersey City
BOUND EAST
Steamer Electra. Waldren. New YORK tor Providence.
Sehr Baxter. Baxter New YORK for Hantport. NJ.
Scnr Eta lBr), kirkland, New York for - John,
fora. '
sehr Clarissa Allen Croker, Woodbridge for Boston.
sShr Light OF the East Harper New York Tor rem
schr Monitor, Chase. weehawken for Hyanuis
ser IVY Belle, Howes Weehawken for Boston
schr GtQ Iurney, Quincy, kondout for Providence
schr hae, Noleman, Hoboken Tor Taunton
ecnr - Chanee, Buell. Albany ior Portland.
scar Ann + CAru, Tyler New fork tor Providence.
schr Angie Emma. Baker, New York Tor AoauA.
schr Angler, Besse, New York for Wareham.
schr M Freeman, Eldridge. HOboken for Fall River.
Schr Minerva, Brighiman. Newburg for Fall River.
don.
ven.
Schr Monitor, Bounty New York tor Greenport
Schr Lille Ernestine, New York for Port jefferson
Schr Harriet a Eliza, frentiss, Rondout for Proyi-
dence.
Schr d Wiletts Latham Rondout for Providence.
schr sarah Falconer, wilson kondout Tor Newport
bcnr = NASH Chapman Port Johnson Tor westerly
Sehr Perkins Kelly. New York Tor Dennisport
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIsToL, July ARRIVED. steamer Cornwall (Br,
stamper, New York.
BERGEN June 2s-Arrved, bark Allegro Ger, Ke.npe,
New York.
DEAL, July 2-Arrved. ship Carrcks (Br), Carr New
York for London barks Peter Rohland GER, Prohn
Darien for Amsterdami Emma Aus, Lucoylch, New
YORK;
Sailed %, cronstadt for San Francisco
FALxoUTB July l-Arrved, bark Batteaxe CBr) Craig,
San Francisco.
Sailed lst bars Oasis, Randall from Lobo9 Antwerp.
GRMsBY, July I-sanod, bark Navesink Barsow,
United States.
GLASGOW, July l-sailed ship Lake Eric CBrl sclaer,
Montreal
L1vERPooI. July l-ssiled ship Halden CNor), Jacob
North America BRIG Maid Of Glanwern tBr) DAVIS
do.
Sailed "a, steamer Peruvian csr,. Watts Montreal.
LONDON, July 2-Arnyed, ship Charles Il sou!hard,
Town, finang.
Sailed I'd, bark Krey Woggerson Ger) Jensen North
America.
LYNN, July 1-Taiied bark Devete Dubrovacki tAus,.
Krezevich New York.
LrsBoS-Arrived, brig Kossuth, Smith, New York
MORGAN PILL, July isailed. bark Hattie tBr, Card
North America.
PORTSMOUTH, July l--sailed. ship orlnamme CBr
Hughes 1rom London, san Francisco. having re-
paredl
PLYMOUTH, July l-saIed bark Venture CBr). Means.
North America.
QUEENSTOWN July 2-Arriveo, banks sandvik swe,
Mcclellan, Mcclellan, New Orleans; scnr AdeliA s
Hills Gregory Maanzas via Vineyard haven.
Also arrived 20, AN, steamer soythia GBr) Hams,
New York for Liverpool.
Sailed %. bark Iron Age, overton urom View YORK;.
Havre.
Also sailed ID steamers Adriatic CBr Perry and City
Of Paris Br). Tiobetts GrOm Liverpool New YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON, July l-Arrved, steamer Ohio Ger
Meyer, Baltimore for Bremen.
SEVILLE, June 3O-saled schr Eagle Rock. Hammond,
New York
SINGAPORE, July 2-Arrlved, ship Cyclone Ma rshan,
Liverpool
In port 3D. ship Bengal, Blanchard from cariiG to
load for New York.
TRIESTE, June 25-Arrived bark Ariosto dtaD, ANA.
truno New York.
YOKOHAMA. July l-Arriyed, steamer Alaska, Howard,
San Francisco for Hong Kong.
sailed from port in the United Kingdom July J. ship
Roslin Castle tBr), Alexander Valparaiso.
wHALEMEN
Arrived az 81 Helena, bark Hercules Baker sfNB.
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OBITUARY.

LIEUTENANT COMMANDER DOUGLAS cAssEL,
u. 1. N
The GAINESVILLE lOhlo) papers OF the Goth OF June
give details OF the occurrence, at Germantown,
Pa, OF the death OF Douglas Cassel lieutenant
commander OF the United States navy, distin-
gulshed and promising Of1cer. lie was born at
GAINESVILLE on tne 9tn OF october 1S45. He entered
the Naval Academy September IS 1850, and COM
pleted hts studies there m September, 1868. In
October, 1853, he promoted TO ensign, and
served In the Vest Gulf Blockadlng Squadron. In
April, 1861, he was ordered 10 the United states
steamer Brooklyn, ana on board OF her partcl-
pated, IN August. 1864. in the attack on Mobile
and In the passage OF tue forts, where he was
slightly wounded. lie shortly alter volunteered
Tor duty in the Naval Battery which Dombarded
Fort Morgan Subsequently, and while stin at
tached 10 the Brooklyn, he was engaged in bOIn
attacks on Fort Flsner, and was OF the number
detailed Tor the desperate assault on the sea wall
OF that fort, where ne received bali through his
cap In May 1865 ne was ordered TO the steam
South Pacific Squadron, aud proceeded in her
round Cape Horn 10 her station where ne re-
NAMED until July, 1868. While serving IN this
squadron he was successfully promoted to mas
ter, lieutenant and lieutenant commander. He
received notice OF mis- promotion TO master and 10
lieutenant by the same mail. His career from this
point was stll upward. His latest service was on
Japanese navy, 0y permission OF the President.
Here he CALAMITY sustained mis- personal reputa-
ton and the honor OF his country on the Aslatlc
territory.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 2, 1873.
CLEARED.

Hurst cleared lsD.
steamer Italia QSr, Craig, Glasgow-Henderson Bros
Steamer Beverlv Wallace PhiladrlDhia-James Hand
ship Emerald lse, stocker, Lverpool-TApscott Bros
4 Co
Bark Guiding Star Br). Prowse Penarth Roads for or
ders-G Bulley.
BARK Iona AUS. Ragusin, Southampton E-Funch,
Edye Il Co.
Bark Jedsnesh Dubrovackl CAus) Malovich, Cork for
orders-A Agresta not as beiore-cleared lst.
Eark ramarls FIR, Petitot Marseilles-Jas Henry.
Brig Santa Maria Vecchia dtaD, spigneso Bristol, e
Brig Aurora tBri Dodd Belfast-Heney 4 Parker.
Brig Alaska IBr, Tucker, Rotierdam-Snow Bur-
Brs Fortuna dtaD, Mesquite, oporto-H agemeycr a
Brs Apollo tBr. Bsnss. ST Pierre Mart-R'P Buck q
Co.
Brig Havana, Meyer. Havana-Jas r Ward Co
Brig Wauuun, spencer. haisnzas-Jas Ward & Co.
Brig Ceres Br, i0tiiison, 81 John, AB--J Wnehes-
sehT L A Edwards. Miller, cienfuegos-JAs Ward 4
schr Baxter a. naxsr. Maitland. Ns-o W
Bertaux.
sebf The Star CBD, Lynch S, John. NB-Heney 4
schr " ashington. Berry. Galvesion-Tupper 4 Beat
schrw Jones line Fornandina-Abiel Abbott
Schr Ovetta, Hcrvcy, Baiumors-Rackett Bro.
Fro.
schr Ella Pressey Pressey, Portsmouth NH-Candee
4 Pressey.
schr W1ldnre Barse. Boston-B Weinberg.
fchr Mary NJ Murray, boston-B Weinberg.
>cnr Bentley, baker, Harwich, Mass-Doane
Colt
schr sea Bird Eazler Providence Racket Bro.
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ALICANTE, June l2-sailed brgs Matilda Utah Monta.
guara. New YORK via Almeria; l4th Armda Petrouzd
CoEsrANrfNoPLR, June 25-Passed, bark Maria Fran.
cesca tAus Gedoyieh, from New YORK for odessa mot
CALCUTTA June o-ssiieo, ship Gilbert Thompson Dr.
UARpEsAs June S0-saiied bark peux Freres CFr.
north OF hateras briggs Hyperion Leland, dos YsdOra
Honda phumser, doi Del Grdna lbr) Morehouse, do
Cneviot Br, Bogart, do schr George Walter Wilcox,
CrFyTUEGos, June 3O-Arrlvei, bark Cleone, Maloney
sailed zsih brig John Wesley. Thompson Baltimore;
Cow BAY Jnne ZJ-Cleared bark whitehall (Br, New
York.
HlyAsA June 2-saied, brscconsancia @p), Mshiscz
sailed Isl, steamers W Lord Cotton New orlesns;
Margaret Baker do; briggs stella Davis PaseagouIe;
sensut tspl Ne wloundiand; schrsJ sand lord Coma,
~; New York d Robinson, Glover, 10.
HAMFAx, July 2-Arrived BRIG nancy .oss (Br), Whit.
LoNDoS, June 3o--Arrved. schr Hartstene, McNair,
LocKPoEr Ms, July l-saied, brig Wanutee OBJ, Bar.
bados
Ian PHILADELPHIA: 30th ID q Chapman Kniant Balfl.
more J MY !, Winfield Bibber Boston.
NANAfNo, June 2l-Arrived, barks shooting star Ans
TN, san Francisco Pa. Wellington Gardner. do.
Norm SYDNEY, CB, July l-AIrived bark william
TARA, June IL In port sehrs Mary Douglass sher.
lock from and for New YORK to sail IN about 10 DAYS
PAspEssc June 2i--fn port brig Eizhty.Fiye Obj ie
Coueur, from Baltimore arrived lih Tor Rio Janelro
SrJAeo June a. Arrived, steamer W Heves Trim.
lndianola tand sailed 10Th Tor do sehr J Merrill
sYDsEY GB June % Cleared, bark whitehall Or,
sTjonS Nh, July I-Arrived barks Geo Henry fBr,
Gardner YarmOnthi sarah smith tBr Taylor'
Hayrei prgs Alice, Portland "a salye (Bri johnson
allied ist ship Lille soulard CBr Cloudy. Dublin.
burnl gBr, Llyerpool brig s4ran Wallace Or, Arm.
strong MortaiS.
kcr ia fnard, from ~ Thomas Tor Boston Richmond,
Nsa, 10 ior vineyard Haven
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az noon, a poem WIN be read ny James
Russell Lowell and an Grafton delivered ~
Rev. A. z. Peabody, ID. D., chaplain OF haINa
College, &c the CONCLUSION OF which the CITY esVrn
eminent ana guests win marcn 20 memorial ns LII
ana parIake OF a dinner. In the evening Wy
Common VII be brilliantly tlluminA ca Dy calcium
and cOlOTed lights aua q eoncert Will De given D5 d
band.
HONORARY GUESTS.
Among the homo. airy guests OF the CITY mere
have been iavited Rev. A. r. Peabody, the orator
James Russell Lowell, the poet; the cha lain
and postmaster OF the day; Mayor Brad
fora: tie Vice President OF the United States;
Governor CASTOR ana stan, President and Fellows
OF Harvard College, Trustees OF Memorial Hall,
Hon. JOSIAH quincy, Charles Francis Adams, Hon.
+. X HOar, Hon w. w. Warren, the Collector ana
Postmaster OF Boston district, Admiral Davis,
General y. p. Banks, Judge Devens Deputy Com
mander Merrll, OF the G. A. r. i; Grand Master
Eyerets and sure, Hon. Richard Frothlng-
ham George w. Warren, Hon. Emory
Washburn, Rev. L. r. Paige, ID. D.; DIR. Oliver
Wendell Holmes Rev. Alexander Mckenzie,
Professor Pierce, hon. Estes Howe, Senators
eoutWeu and Dawes, General Walcott, General
Hncks John owen, BENJAMIN woodward, Judge
Laid, sheriff kimDal Mayors or Boston, Somer-
vile ana Newton; Selecimen OF Lexington, Con-
cord and Arlington; Cnairmen Selectmen OF
Watertown and Belmont; Senators and Repre-
sentauyes OF this dsruct; Captains Keeler ana
Hawkes., OF the Cambridge companies; James Cox,
proprietor OF the Cambridge Press, and Linn b.
Porter, proprietor OF the Cambridge Chrontcie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-03
MONMOUTH PARK.

FIRST DAY or THE FIRST RACING MEETING AT
LONG BRANCH-PooL SALES LAST EVENING.
The races az Monmouth Park Course, near Long
Branch, begin to-day. The nrst event viii be the
trial purse OF $500 for all ages. dash OF a mile,
which no doubt VIII have large number or
starters, as there are plenty OF horses at the
Branch ready for any character OF race. Then
there VIII mile heats for purse OF $500. for all
ages, and this TOO, should bring to the post fine
ned. After which the great event OF the DAY WILL
pe brought on. This IS the Jersey Derby. The
race Is one and hai miles, the prize valued
at sl.500, added 10 q sweepstakes OF $50 each,
play or pay colTs and lilies, toals OF 1872; the
second 70 receive $500 and the third 800 out Of
The stakes. THIS event closed with hfty-three
nominations and Is considered one OF the prom
inent features or the Long Branch meeting. The
probable starters are gwen below, with the rsla-
i've values attached to tnelr chances considered
by the pool purchasers. The fourth race Will he
the Long Branch Grand National SteeplecAase,
AS there IS tRe lest assOrtmeu / oil ''cross cOun-
tryr horses a. Monmouth Park at the present
time that was ever IA America good field and
me running may be anticipated.
Pools were sold on all these events last evening
at JoInsonis rooms. The number OF tur.lnen
present was large and the betting very spirited.
Annexed will be found q lew OF the sales -
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER LUCILLE, before reported, had her rudler
carried away lust outside Of Wilmington bar The reve
nue. cutter Crawford and seamtug Alpha promptly
went TO her assistance and owed her to the city, being
detained several hours in consequence OF the accident
ScHR GEN HARRIS with forema.t and headgear carried
away picked up at by schr VIM lice and towed
70 Newcastle Del, July q
The June Supplement the American Llovds Register
and Telegraphtc signal Code received from Messrs
Hartshorne King and contains new aud valuable in
formation in relation vessels and vessels recent
ly repaired otherwise altered also metallnes cor
recons &c, besides other matters OF interest 70 the
commercial community generally.
QUEBEC July 2--The arrivals from sea 70 date show
falling on compared with last year Of IL steamers and
IA sailing vesselA
sHIPBUnDING-At Belfast Messrs Carter 4 Co have
commenced putting up the frame of Capt Herriman's
ship. She so lengthy they reckon her by the rod
being some IA rods over all on top. Capts Fords ship
will be launched July 20.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHIrESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer somerset tBr western Bristol June 10 with
tueket shoal passed bark LimericS Lass from Bremen
steamer Colombo Br). Purkett Hun June a. via
southampio Eh, with mdse and passengers 10 Chas l.
steamer Neckar GER, Never Bremen June 10 and
Southampton I'D mh mdse and 81 passengers TO oel-
bSrs showing r. PRs bound Iisca az y s. O
81 q German bark showing letters ByF, bound -
with mdse ana passengers to the Old Dominion steam
ship Frank Jores tof Portsmouth, MD Boss, Liver.
pool May y. win mdse to q a Marshall Co had 81
Is hnoeh GorS seaman OF ENGLAND fell from the
snip Freeman clark (of Bahl' Bos"orth, Bath 8 days,
BARK Victoria or, Beiesaard, Grimstad "a days, in
BARK Confederate, Grant Ronaire "a days with log
wood, &c to Theo toulkes sonsi vessel to DeWoIf
BARK y Z Frazer Cof Portland, Knight Matanzas 3
DAYS, with sugar to Brown Bros vessel TO Brett
BARK Rebccca Caruana johnson, Matanzas DAYS
with sugar to foungs, smith Co. vessel TO Waydeh
Bng o9n[ssserste B5, Grant Bonairo u days with
Brig Wolfviilo of iiverpooL Ns1 gartlfne Havana g
days, with sugar to Noses Taylor Coz vessel Boyd
Schr James Ford of Ford River, Small, Leghorn 60
% master Passed Gibraltar Msyi5
sehr Psiss s5aSs s%as RyeT a. days with
sohr Henry whitney Perkins Brunswlok Ca, days
win yellow pine 20 order vessel 10 y smith Co
cchr Ben BOrlaud, Spctghts, Georgetown SO, 8 day4
with naval STORES to Doner Potter to- u Rus
sell.
schr L wsdmore Munro, Newhorn. Nc 4days with
shingles % / Ba sclcy; vessel 20 master.
~chr . W Locke, Bunce. Alexandra tor New Haven
Schr Maggie Lucy, avery, Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer CITY Fitchburg Springer Ne W B.Iforl FOR
New York with adse ami Dassongers
steamer Galatca. walden. FrOVlIsnc8 YORK
with ndsc and PASSENGERS
United States Davis Fau RIVER tor new York
with mdse and passengers.
schr souvenir tBrl, Hatdeld, Hansport rs. for New
YOrk I'D days, with plaster 20 4 W BertauS
-chr Wine Harris ieuncy, Paraued. NIB, for New
YORK, 10 DAYS. with piling 10 A Richardson.
schr VIM Whitehead, titus, Proviaeuce for New York.
fchr Wilde Harris Marun, Machias for New York,
with lumber 10 order
schr Brunette Hart Bangor for New York, with lum-
schr Addie sawyer, Jones, Providence for New York
kChr Lockwood - John Providence for New YORK.
Sohr GLOBE, Was Bangor Tor New YORK., with lumber
TO order.
sohr Iris Knowles, Harwich tor New York, with nsh
70 order
schr II Borden. Baker Fan River for New York
Schr heany Lewis Portland fOr New YORK. with
schr Chief smlth, Norwich for New York
schr Mary Ann, New Haven Tor Philadelphia.
tchr Justice. Hall, Bridgeport FOR New YORK.
fch5 kengeig, FgTd Beiiposb III, iag Nsr Ygrk,
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py- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF vEssRLs ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr.-Ths kEw
YORK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston fight
signal for board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coors green RED, changing
from tho other succession. and be
miles Captains OF upon seeing this
signal will oblGe Us by preparing any marine news
they may have for the ship News Department Of the
HERALD.
OF Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving at New York do so by addressing to such
vessels care of HERALD news yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts of the
world Gnd promptly delivered Duplicates
CURED
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TRorrrNG IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, y, Y, July ., 1878.
The July races opened to-day VITA a $3.50 class
race; parse t2oo-Sl20 TO 1rss horse; SEQ to sec.
oud, ana so 70 third horse The race was won
~ Mambrino Sell, LIZZIE B. taking the first heat,
Bay JlmmJ thlId. Tine, 2:44&, Z:3T1l, q: 80 and
Z'@4 re result was surprise to the sporting
men Bay jimmy selling iu the pools 20 10 10 ~
% Tie tllTd neat Tue 2:5U race lAIied % Ill.,
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SAILED.

shpsN Palmer Nor), Antwerp Wellington lBrl,
DO; Volturno Qta London Luciano Sierra QtaD, Glou'
cester AgOn tNor), Settin: Virginia stafford tBD,
Leghorn; America GER, Hamburg; AdoDh Engler
OBJ, Genoa Katie Nc Donald (Br) Charlestoni Nina
aus, Cork or Falmouth brigs marena; Liverpool r
Messer, DantZc: Cara (Aus) Cork or Falmouth;
hariposa, navre; schrs Lawrence st Domingo; y
Gerrish Kingston, ia
tnda
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are In
formed that by telegraphing the HERALD London Bu
reau, No 46 Fleet street, to tho Paris ONCE, Rue
Scribe the arrivals at and departures from European
and Eastern ports OF American and al foreign vessels
trading with the United States the same will be cabled
TO this country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports win and Paris ohce the more
economical and expeditions for teleRraDbing ne VS.
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AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON, July 2-Arrivod, steamers Aries, whelden,
Ihilade inhia Lancaster, Ns do, Nereus Bea New
YORK brig NAvasOia, Slater Hoboken, schrs Peter
Mitchell lBr). nenson, PORT Antonia CJamaiCal;
smitn Green Philadelphia Ida u Latham. Potter do
tleared-steamers Parthia ,Brl, watson, Liverpool;
Helyetia Or Webster, do VIM Crane, Howes Bait.
morei ship olive tBr, Davies. LONDON; barks Abde
hadir, sparrow, ALEXANDRIA, T., via philadelphia SARAH
Hauart Plnkhan. Philadelphia brig Wiley smith OBJ
Elivgd. Vsht lAe,ss yia efS YORK. seksa y Ajhsf
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DEATH OF A rRoIIER.

HAMILTON, Onl. Jolly 2. 1873.
me celebrated rotter Kit'y Nels oied this
morning OF congestion OF The lungs the result or
inIndicious running on the driving PARK here res
terday. she made neT DEBUT on TIE Utica track
WITH record VI 2;J% lbe ORAcI valued neI st
S2g,0O0
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THE GALLONS.
Hanging Of JObl Hughes at Newton, y. j,
for The Murder Of his Vie.
INTERVIEW WITH THE CONDEMNED.
His Last Hours and the Final
Taking Off

NEWTON, n J.. July . 1875
The history OF the hughes murder has already
been given 10 the public IN the columns Of the
HERALD, ana the telling of its awful sequel is only
awaited. Shenn Ross heretofore would permit
no one TO visit John Hughes In his cell Persistent
appeals tor an interview had no enect; but about
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon, through the in
tercessi0n OF Thomas G. Burren editor of the New
ton Herald the Snerin consented TO allow
us to see The prisoner, provided nothing
should he said on the occasion, and that
no conversation should be held with Hughes
The reason OF the first request was that ne had
been overwhelmed with applications from all
quarters Tor permi siOn to visit Hughes, TO every
one Of winch he had returned q peremptory re-
fusal. The allowing OF no conversation with
Hughes was at the solemn request OF Father
McClosky, VINO SAID that he had succeeded In
fixing Hughes mind on spiritual matters en-
tirely, ana did not wish any interruption TO turn
IL out OF that channel. remark made by Mr..
Burrell however, az we were about TO enter the
Court House, was calculated TO create the i'm
preston that Hughes losing OF himself in spiritual
things was not entirely total.
81 must got some cigars" said Mr.. Burren,
"Jack is very fond OF smoking.n
Returning with the cigars, we entered the
shenn's orice and, joined by that oflcial, started
for the prisoners CELL spacious and airy corri-
dor led entirely through the Court House TO the
yard IN the rear. The Jail Is detached from the
Court House, being about forty feet distant. 1t is
a TWO story stone building, about forty feet
square. containing six roomy cells, Between the
jail and the maIn building ana attached 10 both
was the enclosure constructed FOL the execution
door, guarded by deputy sherif, led into the
yard, and another door, double locked and made
conspicuous by Urge Flacard- m.
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BELOW.

Ship Dexter (of Boston, from Liverpool.
snip BorneO, shaw, from Havre May IA
Bark Arcturus (BT), Bent from Bremen May 2.
Bark Johann Kepler GER, from Bremen.
Bark Victoria, from
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SPOKEN.

Bark vesuyius Ulmer from Boston April 80 for Cape
Town, CGH, June |, on the Equator Ion 80 w.
Bark Eduard Ger, from Bremen for Baltimore, no
date. &c.
Brig Edith Grant tBr). Richardson II DAYS from Bel
fast for Charleston, June z lat 80 ST. Ion l6 A.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived New Bedford July bark Seine sheverick.
Tacahuano April 8 with 1850 bbls SD oil; home
sold ON the voyage l30 bbls So OIL
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A BsOLUrE DIvORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n eut states legal eycry where deserti0n, &c. sun
ciont cause no publicity required; chafgc until o.
vorce Is granted, advice tree
NJ HOUSE. Attorney i9i Broadway.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states Tor numerous causes No publicity.
Legal every where. Terms satisfactory FkEDERtCR
J, hlN0. Lawyer ana Notary Duhlic III Rr0AduAa
AeEtenge oDiee BighIh BtrVeb
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POMERoY 10 BE HANGED.

Boston, Mass, July Q, 1875
The Governor and Council to-day DECIDED NOT 10
commute the sentence Of Pomeroy the boy muir.
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