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NEW YORK CITY.

oficer Robertson shot mad dog yesterday as
No. 1,4s7 Third avenue.
Thomas McGurley OF No. S47 Madison street, had
mis- lett leg severely injured yesterday by q 1aIl
from q scaffold.
The body OF a newly born male infant was found
noating in the North River, near Twenty-nftn
street, yesterday afternoon. 1t was sent to the
Morguo.
Christopher scheide, a child OF two years. living
at No. 5l2 Fifth streer, received a severe scalp
wound by a shutter falling on his head yesterday
afternoon.
An unknown man was drowned yesterday AFTER
noon while batnlng In the North River at the foot
OF 1lsth street. The clothing OF the deceased con-
ssting OF dark striped cashmere pantaloons,
white shirt and straw nat, was found near by. The
body Was subsequently recovered The deceased
II about thirty years or age We feet six incnes in
height, and had sandy hair and mustacne.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

In Onondaga county the Syracuse Courier says
the contest Tor the republican local nominations
begins to simmer down TO few, and adds :-"For
Senator ex-Congressman Dennis Mccarthy is EVIL
IDENTITY ahead. HIS strongest competitor Is ex-
Assemblyman Peter Burns. Mr.. Mccarthy is
backed by the ex-liDeras, and they are the men
that now run the republican machine ia tnis
county. AS TO members OF Assembly, AIvord Is
conceded to have a life lease to the ONCE Ia the
First dlstrictn
The Detroit Free Press thus dogmatcaily sums
up the republican situation In Iowa:-"H Kirk
wood, the republican candidate for Governor, Is
elected, he will resign and be chosen United
states Senator. This viii keep the Rev. Harlan
out In the cold. II Kirkwood Is defeated demo-
cratic Legislature Will probably be elected, BY
whom a democratic United States Senator will
be chosen Thus in any event Mr.. Harlan has NO
chance" Per contra. the Washington Chronicle
Ex-senator Harlan's organ) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Harlan and his friends Will do all in their
power to swell Governor Klrkwood's majority"
The Baltimore Gazette has this bithesome carsl
over the nomination OF John Lee Carroll for Gov
ernor over William I. Hamuton:-
Take 1t up carefully,
Handle IL with care,
Lay II away tenderly,
For William T. was nowhere.
Worthy Of an obituary column.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY Is, 1875.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
nARALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Republic tBr). Gleadel Liverpool July is aud
steamer Clyde, kennedy Galveston July is wa Key
Co July Is "a, 81 10 Ion ~ EXCHANGED signa,s with
81 Is lon II as passed bark Jennie Cobb rom Trinidad
mdse and Clark WIN
steamer Old Domnion Walker Klchmond, Olty ront
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Ola Do
Steamer George Elder, Read. Lewes. Del with mdse
to the Old Dominion steamship Co
ship Admiral ter) hae soQp sremen - Gays IN PAL .
csos s easS onc Of e Beng aboat 80 :et high
Brig amelia ot she 6usns, Ns) Deal BusnOs Ayr r,
grs EPngsE Of Jersey Le GrnnaS ne 5aaeTS a
as IN e 20 ~d O ana cams @na u E to
Gulf stream experisnsed a fearful thunder storm
June q lat II lon e spGks sq az ynE oa
schr Mary vsrweA B5 rem Eio JaHsiro o,d ior st
daa a. ana aay Sm s6
oa g. 81 " sc9r Ella a Christi G p c from Bal
puFy COT 9e49s from Tor
10 days win sugar to YonnGs, smith Co. vessel to
with ogwood hides, &c to Nones vessel to Jed Frye
s scsf s9 Gat Nsasess days with
'' sc6r Liberty, Merrill Nortoif
ss sh E ESr@ f Fnr cSrs wrg Virginia
schr IL Merritt CURTIS Virginia.
Ill
Schr Tyler. Mathews Virginia.
ssehr Isle q Pines sieelman. virginia.
Schr Alabama Ross GEORGETOWN, d..
schr Mary Fisher. Lawrence Georgetown, DC, for
HUDSON.
sS- steamer ENGLAND (sr), Thompson. from Liver
PS a. a o @ 90 I'd 9na
bergs; had light winds all the passage.
20 Steamer Mas Dutch, Chevaer. which arrived
three days had strong westerly winds, and had very
passed ass ss Ha
row, 81 10th. lat a. Ion 81 80 White star steamer.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Gen Whitney, Hallott. Boston for New York
with mdse and passengers to + Dimock
steamer City titchDurg Springer new Belior1 tor
New YORK. with indse and passengers.
steamer Electra, Young Providence Tor new York.
Steamer lille Ewing. New London for New YORK.
schr Success Fierson Providence for New York
schr VIM N Gessner, Egbert, Providence for New
schr Samuel Croker, Hart. Taunton for New York.
schr Ario Pardee Bishop, New haven Tor New York.
dephia
York.
schr Adele Felicia Elliott, Norwich for Newburg.
Schr Hannah Baker. Baker, New Haven Tor New
schr Hannah Brown, sackett Providence for New
Schr Bertha. Conover Providence for New York
:, schr lmogene Diverty, Hand. Providence Tor New
schr Fred HGll Smith, Portland tor New York. with
schr 4 H DAILY Daley Providence Tor New York
Schr Mary Emma, Fox, Mantle tor New York.
schr Gertrude, Hamilton Hartford tor New York
BOUND EAST
US gunboat Gettysburg New York for Newburyport
Schr White Rock Laferty, Hoboken for Bridgeport.
Schr sarah Jane, Garrison, New York for Salem.
scnr sawyer. Cummings New York for La Have
schr Isis. Cook Boboken TOR Boston,
schr Winman veraidl, New YORK Tor CALAIS
Wind ut sunset ssE, light
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.
A BUSY DA

BDb1 DAI-
Yesterday was the busiest day ever known at
this court Judge Kasmire disposed OF not less
than l25 cases, all except two being arrests for
minor offences. The two exceptions were John
Connolly and Katie Foley. Connolly Keeps gam
bling house at No 800 Seventh avenue. aud on
Saturday night o1icer Price, OF the Twentieth
precinct, raioed It, arresting Connolly and
eighteen others, who were playing at faro at the
time. Each OF the eighteen was fined $40, and
Connolly was held IN So, 900 bail TO answer.
Katie Foley was charged with stealing s. from
Patrick Segrath, In mouse at No. lie Thompson
street. into which she had enticed him. She pro-
tested her innocence bu was held in $1,000 bail
to answer, and Segrath was sent TO the house OF
Detention for Witnesses.
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The purser OF steamer Caribel from Nassau, &c, has
our thanks for favors.
SHIP LESNIF (Br). Hatfield from Antwerp, which ar
rived at Philadelphia Path reports date lat as, Ion
II 10 encountered large field OF ice and with difficulty
kept clear OF IT. also no date lat 81 TO- Ion "a 10 Jonn
drowned.
ScHR YACHT GYPsIE. NYYC Mr. II T Livingstone, Is
having new foremast put in, at Newport few days
ago while outside with party she carried away her
ioremast head below the rigging and consequently
new mast was found necessary.
scHR LUCIA B Ivzs. from Philadelphia, on entering
her Newport sd unlocked nartingale and
damaged head gear by contact with the wharf.
SHfPBuILDIsG-Mr Aaron Burnham, OF Essex, has
ready launching schr of 100 tons, carpen-
ters' measurement butt for Messrs A Leighton Co
Messrs Poland q Woodbury. building schr of ll6
tons for Capt Zenas Brown OF Pigeon Cove. Dir David
story has commenced work on schr OF lao tons Tor
Capt Randall Mcdonald and others. Messrs James 4
Mckenzie have nearly COMPLETED schr oil Ito tons
Messrs Sayward Brothers. Messrs a ID A Burnnam
have contracted build schr of lu0 for Messrs
James q 1arr Brother.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Maria Stone (Br), from Dublin for sydney
OBJ and Phllade lpha. July ,. lat Is j, Ion Il W.
Snip LIVERPOOL, from London tor New YORK, July lat
<9 81, ION II 90.
ship star OF Hope, Little. from Boston May 2D for
San Francisco June 3, lat III IS n, Ion ~ W.
American snip signal TRCV, from Chinohas for
Hayre, Nav ~ lat 50 " Ion n BOW
American snip signal IN hsl from New York for San
Francisco, June lat ii y, Ion 81 w.
Bark Coringa from Boston for bombay June a. lat IS
n ion ~ W.
O. lat %, Ion Is
Bark cremona, Cove. from New York tAprl 49, for
Yokohama. May 81. lat D So y, lon "a saw
Bark Draupner Nor) from Hayre for sandy Hook,
Jnly 8, lat As Ion 81 80.
schr Idle Waters from Richmond for Rio Grande DO
Sui 25 days. June 10. lat 3 o. n. lon IS 81 W.
schr Chaa shearer sealing vessel from New York for
Cape Horn. June 20 lat 50 n, Ion 81 W.
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PARIS GREEN AGAIN.

At eleven O'Clock yesterday morning William
Beutel, aged 81 years, residing at No. 200 Broome
street. took dose Of Paris green for the purpose
OF com hitting suicide. He was laboring under
ut OF Temporary in sanity. Soon alter he had taken
stne poison some friends called TO see him and dis
covered nim ~ ing on bed in dying condition.
They Immediately sent Tor a physician. who soon
arrived ana administered emetics. Which were OF
no avail as Beutel died shortly alterward.
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SHIPPING NEWS

nS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENrER-
ING THE PORT OF NEW York AT NIGHE-The NEW
YORK HERALD has adopted Distinguishing Coston night
signal Tor board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coors green, red changing
from the other ana can be seen sew
cra miles distant Captains OF vessels upon seeing this
signal will oblige by preparing marine news
they may have Tor the Ship News Department OF the
HERALD
Ia Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels
arriving al New York do by addressing to such
vessels OF HERALD yacht pier No East
River, New York Letters received IRON all parts OF the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re-
ouired
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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth.

Early yesterday morning. while Onicer Costello.
OF the Eighteenth precnt was patrolllng his post,
he found John Mulloy lying insenslble and bleed
ing from rwo severe wounds In the head IN the
saloon OF Henry Dinenback, No. S24 First avenue.
Dlnenback was arrested and Mulloy WAS taken TO
Bellevue Hospital. where he now lies In a danger
Gus condition. DnenbacK admitted that he
inflicted the wounds In light with Mulloy. he
was held TO await the result OF Mulloys injuries.
FATAL RUN-ovER ACCIDENT.
Augustus Myer. a young boy, on Saturday,
while driving a grocers wagon, ran over q two
year-old sos OF Mrs. Mary Carman, Of No. l47 East
Ftftieth street. and inflicted injuries from which
the child dled yesterday. Myer was committed
TO await the action OF the Coroner.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents AMI shipm ara in.
formed that by teegraphing TO the HERALD London Blu
rean No 40 Fleet street, to the Paris onhcs. Rus
fcribe, the arrivals and departures from European
and Eastern ports OF American and oil foreign vessels
trading with the United taes the will be csblei
10 this country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and SAILING from French ami
Mediterranean ports win ana the PARIS office the
economical and expeditions tor telesraphing ne WI
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

The Lighthouse Board gives notice that on and after
August l.. 1873 VIII be sounded during thick aud
foggy weather at West Shoa light station, Metagorda
Bay. Tex, log bell struck by machinery gving single
blows intervals OF ten seconds The DELL 10 located
the last gallery OF the lighthouse.
WASHINGTON Dc July rs, 1878
Capt Bragg Of steamer Franconia, az Portland Gath
from sew York, reports the bell on Vineyard Sound
lightship broken.
The US steamer Cactus has succeeded in moorng the
hghtboat Relief No H. in place OF the one located at
Brentons Rect The latter ts reported 70 have been
taken TO City Island for repairs
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WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Willis. Of bark Gosnod, OF NIB.
reports her 10TH with 500 bbls and 2O0 DO VIII
oil ali tod60O 80 and BOZ do VIII oil on board. Would
cruise until Feb next
letter from Capt Curren of brig Small of Prov
incetown reports her at sea June ~ lat 32 ION 40 with
IS bbls sp oil. Reports, same time, schr Grozler
Roberts, Provincetown, nothing since last report.
A letter from Capt aylor. OF Rising SUM- OF Pro-
vlncetown. reports her. July Is, Haeras Ground
had not seen whale for a month
SpokenJune H. lat 81 20 ~ lon 30 W, bark Spartan,
Tripp from New Bedford, whaling
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A STRANGE ACCIDENT.

Early yesterday morning Joseph McQuade, a
porter employed In the Grand Cen trail HOTEL while
asleep In the basement OF the hotel rolled out OF
his bed, and. AS tue couch was placed near the
edge OF area, ne fell into the cellar. about
twelve leet below. His skull was fractured, and
ne Is now lying In Bellevue hospital, not expected
N
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ENFORCING THE EXCISE LAW.

samusl Victory, proprietor OF the Howard
House. In the village OF East New York, was
arrested last evening for violating the EXCISE
law by selling liquor on the sabbath. me
charge was preferred by patrylman OF tue East
New York police precinct. The examination will
take place To-day before Justice Gerrum.
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DROWNED IN THE BAY.

About i've O'Clock last evening, as the steamtug
Cornell was on Its way from South Amboy to this
city. and was of Elm Park, Staten Island, James
Miller the COOK, fell overheard and was drowned.
His body was not recovered. Miller has wife
streets.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tas changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-iour hours,
IN comparison with the corresponding date OF asst
year, as indicated Dy TIE Thermometer at Hud-
nuts Pharmacy, HERALD Buuding:-
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

New 70
FALxouTH, July sS-ArrivOd, ship vSntus. ThsObald,
Basseln.
Lrvznroot, July ss-sAnsd, bark Woodland orr, Tor
new YORK..
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BELOW.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Brig Favorite Nor), Natvg. from Rotterdam June 8
Brig Rosario utaD, from - by pilot boat Hope
No II
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DIsoRDERLY HoUsRKEEpERs.

Charles Wilson. OF No. 276 Water street, and
George Bennett ONO. 249h william street. were
each held to answer charge OF keeping a dis
orderly house. Mr.. Charles o'Connor. Superin-
tendent OF the Newsboys Lodging House made
the complaint against Bennett, whose place has
for long time been disgrace 10 the neIghbor-
hood.
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THE COURTS.
TONES POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Duffy.

ROBBED OF A GOLD WATCH.
Bridget Smith, q street walker, was yesterday
held TO answer on complaint or Peter Charles OF
Greenwich and Franklin streets, who charged her
with having on the 2lst inst. robbed MIN OF gold
watch OF the value OF $50.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer
O@ce

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMDKRs-Held by Judge
Westbrook-Nos. 81, 81, 81, 1o2 10o. 1872 13s, 10,
ia, III, ITS, 17Q.
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oPoRro, July 2z-Arrived, bark ~ Marsh Hubbard
Philadelphia.
QuEESsrowS, July 2s-Arrived steamer Ohio. Aorri-
son. Philadelphia.
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FATHER PoNr July 24-Arrlved steamer Prussan
tbrl, Richie, Liverpool for Quebec.
mALFAx, July 2f-saied steamer Carroll, Tor Boston,
TABLE, BAY, CGH. June l5-In port ship SACRAMENTO.
Lane, for Boston. ldg.
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The Fox and the stork-AF Fable

A fox one day invited a stork TO din
ner, but provided for the entertainment
only the first course, soup. This being
in shallow dish, of conrse the fox lap
ped up readily, but the storl, by means
OF his long bill, was unable TO gain n
mouthfal
You don't seem fond OF soup, said
the fox, concealing smile in his nap
kin. Now it is one of my greatest
weaknesses"
You certainly seem TO project your
self outside OF a large quantity" said
the stork, rising with some dignity and
examining his watch with considerable
enpressen,era shut / have an appoint
ment at eight o'clock, which had for
gotten. i must ask to be excused. Au
recotr. BY the way, dine with me to.
morrow"
The fox assented, arrived at the APP
pointed time. but found. "a he fully ex-
pected, nothing on the table but a single
long-necked bottle, containing olives,
which the stork was complacently ex-
tracing by the aid of his long bill.
why, you do not seem to eat any,
thing" said the stork with great naivete,
when he had finished the bottle.
NO" said the fox, significantly, 81
am waiting for the second course"
what is that?" asked the stork,
blandly.
"Stork, stuffed with olives" shrieled
the fox in very pronounced manner,
and instantly dispatched him.
Moral-Truc hospitality obliges the
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NORTH RIVER
WOOIen Factory.

WE undersigned, having vvrchased ne far.
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