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Since then there has been nothing important
In this civ except the sending Of soldiers into
the country. President Gonzalez collected some
cantons, VINO helped him TO resist, and few peo-
pie were kulcd. On the l7th he surrendered to a
committee from the capital, and he has repaired
thltucr. The Baezstas meanwhile have not
Ueen lille and have managed to raise few can
tons m one or two places. Ii seems now as Il
everything might pass of without the horrors OF
a ciyil war, although these people belong 10 the
last person who NAV harangue them.
Tho English steamer arrived to-day from the
capital aud brought the knows that GonZ ilez,
impeached as he was, has resigned. | am in
settle matters.
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"strongcst I.iniment in Market" "BRowN's
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" For 10 ernal and external
use, Cures Rheum ltism. Cole. Colds. sprsins, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-04

All who suner from Coughs and Colds will
md relief In MlsTARS BAL5AM OF WILD CHERRY.
Fifty cents and 81,
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To Owners Of Horses.
No one who has DIR. TOBIAs's VENETIAN
HORSE LlN1MENT Will ever be without IL. II IL q Ger.
tain Tor collie throat cuts bruises old sorea
Warranted superior TO any other. In pint bottles at a.
Sold by all the druggists.
Depot 10 Park place, New York
woman's Friend i-Rev J. NJ. Wheeler strasbura
Pa. declares NlsnARTs PINE TREK TAR CORDIAL has
complains OF the femae Purines the blood clears
the com xlnn, and makes rosy cheexs. Improves the
appetite anu strengthens tue sJsteml
To Mothers.
MIS-. wtNsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP for children
tecthing II an old and wetred remedy. IL stood
the test Of many years. aud known to fail.
Insidious IL tho Approach
Made BY worms upon the heath OF children. Use
LANCotk's WORM KILLER Ia time, and you won't
regret IL. Druggists sell It,
"strongcst I.iniment in Market" "BRowN's
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA For IN ernal and external
use, Cures rheumatism. Cole Colds. sprsins, and
Bruises.
Milk Of Nngue-ia In smnli doses L. the most
effective cure tor CHOLERA urbus aud cholera In antum
nhd relief In WisTAR's BALsAh OF WILD CHERRY.
FIFTY cents and 81.
Act wisely and examine Pomeroy's 81 Elias
Tic Truss, az 14i BROADWAY before buying any other
DR.. Lyons Tooth Tablets.
Indispensable to every lady's toilet.
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M-a wtNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
ecthing IL old and wetried remedy It las stood
the test Of many years. aud KNOWN to fall
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Try It.
oairki LISA Tea F,lSs StGs~las :"
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Made by worms upon the heath OF children. Use
LAYCoCk's WORM KILLER IN time. and you Won't
regret IL. Druggists sell 1t.
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,Act wisely and examine Pomeroy's 81 Elias
tic Truss at IA Broadway before buying any other.
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MIRRIED.

DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets.
Indispensable To every lady's toilet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26

x1-NorICR TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
coAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Capt or eEcsrs Of
foreign trade observing the
displacement Of requested 70 CON-
municats that may be broaEhs
publicly to tho attention proper authorized letter
Addressed TO the editor Of the HERALD New York city,
giving q accurately possible the number and position Of
spacsd buoys the Of their removal will sucs In
Nil along the Atlantic and Pscihc coasts e
the American Continent When they observed the
coast European In the Mediterranean 10
requested aform be seat either BY telegraph or
letter 10 the London VI the NEw YokK HERALD. 46
Fleet street. London the Paris ONCE. 81 Avenue de
rOpers Paris Where the telegraph IL used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett IS Fleet street. London,
Bsnnest 81 Avenue de ropsra Paris" whsrs Gases OF
sut are observed beyond
the reach ofthe telegraph Asia Africa captains
with upon reaching the nrst convenient
port This information esblsd tree Of charge the
HsRALD and published.
xrNOrIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT E10HT-Ths NEw YoRg
HHRALp adopted distinguishing Coseon night signal for
use on ths HxRALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red green changing from he other
succsson be several miles distant Cap
tsns upon sssine this signal. viii obgs By
preparing any marine they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HsRALn
xPsrsons DESTROYS vessels svriv
New York do BY addressing TO sucn vessels
care yacht pier No East River New York
received IRON all parts oths world and promptly de-
hvsred Duplicates required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
SPOKEN.

ship cy q NJ from New York for London June
snip GSoss S 3: s " from Bmpa'~ for LONDON
ship Cape Sable ,Bn Page from ArdrossAn for San Fran
Ship Louis Walsh white from Point Lobos for Queens
Ship xrns: Br, Glasgow for San Francisco
Ship sesissh tIr. Woodward. from Liverpool for San
ship Reh.rd III from LivsrDo0l for Sandy HOOK J10s
Ship Isaac Webb Urquhsr from Liverpool for New York.
June !. lat ~ So. Ion 10 u.
Shanghai May =. lat "a 4 s, Ion 33W.
Ship New York tBr Irwin from Liverpool for San Fran
shp Lor.so FISH, from y Net YORK for London Jun. 20
Ansre:n ship :hs~ins letters rGL steering sAsy
An Am.riess ship showing letters JwvB. steering :.
Ann A%i a .sp 5c9s IRON Liverpool for Valparaiso
a,: 1SSs.s , from New York for
bee June Z. lat az. Ion 10.
Bark Johann Ludwig Usr from Bremen for Baltimore.
Rark Thos Goddard Smith, from smy-ns for New York.
May 70 In the 0rsean ArchpsaEo.
Bark winone tBr: Gordon. rom Liverpool for vsips.
Bark Thsms. Br, williams from New York for Port Ade
Bark Richard Gsr Crepin. from Dsrien for Brake. June
Barts Germ anla Porp from New York for opero Nym-
Queenstowh. June 20 lat ~ 81, Ion "
A British bark. showing letters HPLN from - for
Amsris.a bark. showing letters wrxP, steering W.
May ~. lat - N. lou 80 W.
r,.,i brig n snSvinE is's'I e. sH from for San
.srhr , = p Q Adams bound west, june IS 50 miles
schr Xdslis or Annapolis Ns, bound SOUTH date. Las
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THE AQUARIUM ACCIDENT.

To THE EplroR HERALp:-
As various reports relative the bursting Of the
mammoth tank At the grounds OF tho .Nsw York
Aquarium" now IN the OF construction, have
unfortunately found their way the public press Of
the city, beg leave TO submit the following plain
statement OF facts:-It being deemed expedient 10
test the full capacity Of the mammoth tank, recently
built for the purpose Of exhibiting the large whales
when they arrive from the coast of Labrador, the
water was slowly turned 1t early hour yesterday
morning every prccaution being taken prevent any
accident to ie or property Mr. Ogden. the architect
having previously notdcd the builders the work
~ 10 his doubt in relation to the strength Of
the work constructed, gave his personal attention
To the nllinR OF the tank The water had reached
20 within six inches OF the top, containing at
this time about 80 900 gallons when suddenly the
rights and bolts by mage, the large body Of water
grounds. Very fortunately, the tank gave way upon
The side entirely free from the workmcn lockers
pn thus preventing serious loss OF lie A the los
was entirely pecuniary oLe resulting merely IN
slightly woupding three OF tho workmen, they being
Knocked down by the sudden conclusion OF the rush.
ing waters II was not considered by the of sufficient
importance 10 the public 30 personally notify the press
OF this unavoidable accident In the present undertsk-
tag Of producing aquarium In the city OF New York
4 would retcrate that neither time, trouble nor ex-
psnse shall be saved In making II commens urate
with the dignity and reputation OF the metropolis
JUM %, 1915 WILLIAM &. COUP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
TWO CLERKS ADVENTURES.

James r. Cook, clerk residing in Eighteenth street
and William II. Morgan. bookkeoper in Chicago rail
road Once, ON Saturday night accompanied Blanch
Williams. aged seventeen, and Carrie Douglas. aged
twenty lone, TO house OF assgna,on kept by Louisa
Curry. In Twelfth street Tho girls requested them
leave them in Mrs curry's room alone for low
minutes aud the young complied, waiting for them
In she Hallway of,he house Amer the party le1 Mrs
Curry found her bureau bad bccu broken open
robbed OF rinkets and other property valued s75
She chase 70 the party and had them arrested by
0mcer Hanlon OF the Fifteenth precinct Part OF the
stolen property found in the possession OF the
No che street. where shc had dropped u in her
Tight The quartes locked mp In the Mercer
etrsss station, and ON bong arracned before Justice
Smith Wash ington Place Police Court yesterday
the clerks discharged from custody, both
vvusn mtted for trial in default OF 81 900 bail each
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A SEDUCTIVE BUTCHER.

George W. Cross lie middle aged. well known and we'll
TODD resident Of the Thirteenth ward Of Newark Some
time ago he publicly charged with improper dispo-
stion Of diseased meat Now he Is charged with sti
gravsr onenses against law and decency- Hester
Cullen widow Of rather prepossessing appearance has
caused his charges or larceny and seduction
Hc induced her keep silent until now as she alleges
by threatening to kill her and, At other times, making
her presents Of jcwcry. Finally she AYERS be became
so abusive that she left his family, IN which she
employed a domestic and went TO board
elsewhere Recently she further alleges he entered
her apartments during her absence and stole gold
watch and cham ard other property belonging 20 her.
Upon being brought before Justice otto on Saturday
night made reply the greater charge made
by Mrs Cullen that Of ravishment. but In regard 10
the alleged stolen articles admitted having taken theu
claiming them 10 be has property. He handed them
to the Justice. He WAS admitted 70 ball pending
the meeting Of the Grand jury Ars Cullen Is about
10 become = mother. AS Cross - quite notorious IN
his nelghborhood and has not happy faculty OF max
ing friends the Widows story has created much OF al
excitSmeut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
FOREIGN PORTS.

FATHER Polsr. June 2sArhved steamer Manitoban CB1,
HALIFAX. June 2a--Arrivsd. steamers Caspian aBp.
TrSess Basmors for Liverpool Novi s,Csnn sr Rich
QrrREc. June 2i-Arrived. bark Norma. Bsrneckes
Grsuscmouth
49,. IrTn srz4..a csnr4; !; =. c sSsro.., x,,.
BELFAST. June iassilsd John Lorwsy. LOrway, Pniis
ssssssss sA'S;:a o I.si.''s 2sDss Car
sailed s,s Louise Charlotte Hansen oe;s:s
Cocos4DA; May i5-in the Roads, chas u soashsrd.
Dsss June i2-Arrivcd Ysrra Yarrs Buvss London for
New York ssnd proceeded lssa ,. ., , rp "a,
1o.a ash a| Lnscn 20, H iSa
DvsDA5. June io.Ar.iysa IosSrama' Adsir. Darisn,
DsskiRK, June ia--ssied. chAs Purvis, Small. New
GLASGOW. Jun. ie-ArrIvsd, sssss Of Pennsylvania ~.
GsssxocE. June Is-Arrivsd. Lake Michigan Lamont.
HARTLsrooL. June 1o-Arvcd. condsr. Olsen. Dsrisn
i'osc kosa 70 June s-Arived Sesrchus. Pssrse. Car
KuxxAcaxx. Nay l5-Arr.ed. Charlotte A ILsslsasld.
LiyEnrooI June l2-Arrivsd Freeman Den.is. Fletcher
Sailed 10Th Boas. Jacobsen, Miramieht; 18th. Granger
Doans san Franelsco nss sslssah New YORK: Three s
Jsnsro; Riga Larsen Sew York. ssaassraad Broch. Graz
ciesr-d 18th. Ro.. gonhsur. sulis, Quebec.
I.oSpcx; June l2-Ent-rea ont Hudson knight Now
LhIrm. Juas laArivsd, Aquia, watiusching. Philade
Lvss June .2-s.ilsd. Kate Howe Riley. rhl.de,phis.
LinEs,cE. Jane l3-saisd syrnga. Trefry. Philsde-
No.racsx, Juss ii-Arrvsd. Bnstoa Vale. Anderson.
MAAssIurs, June lIsailed. L Partridge Partridge.
Nvw.v June i2-Arr.vsd Albania. st John. Nh
PLynorrn June l2Arrvsd. MAnitcban Ul. London (snd
Fools June i2-Ar,ived Scotsman. Malow. Prince Nd
ward Island
ham. Nargsrehs for Stockholm 18th, Almon bird Drink
RIVAL June a-Salcd. acoh stamlcr. CRYSTAL. New
FORK and arrived a. Elslnore 10th
SWANSEA. June lo-Cleared. Duppei. Montreal
wTrunc. June ARRIVED Grace Il Casn. shsidraks,
Reveal
QUEENSTOWN June i2-Thc Csoe Clear rupmsn. arrived
chor this harbor BY the clansman. James. coming In
from Trinidad aud had spank carried away.
panon dams sd kc the Clansnan had topgaianirai and
InHinran split.
DuxpALN juno i3--Brig Mentor thor1. Knudsen FROM
Boston arrived of In the bay Yesterday, she will remain
there to he lghtened and then come In.
wRrIs June l2-Fishs rmeu belonging this port,
Gently sunk lies lai.ss NJ BY the Nell Buoy. with
Her crane gaivanised chain attached also
above low slack Her bright,
OF IL inches diameter She lies la 10 athoms OF water and
In tho navigation Df small vessels.
fPxn STEAMER CIrY or BxRLrx
Arwrxr, june lt-Arrivcd jennie b. shearer. Monte.
In England; RjukAa. Hansen. Queber.
ABMKpKsS. June la--sai,sd. Ridderkirk. New York.
BklrAsr June l4--sailed Alice Roy. Mckenzie. New
BAaRow June I4-Arrvcd. Wave Qnssn. Wilson, Hall
BRxsrx, June lo--Arrived. John Dmsnock, Miller.
New orleans lith Leipzig % Hoffman, BAltinors 18th.
BRlroS FkRay. June i3--Arrived, julia Merritt. 81
John. NIB.
Bospuaur June ioArriyed Lsuresss, Mcdonald. Char.
I lotsstown: lnh Excelsior. sAS- 1.- v-s
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raj rsEsshof roruieh, Mraiaehi issh Lillian. Ranbs.
cAkDivr June ls-Arrivsd, Canada Belle riadan Lon
coux June u Ass,sd, Christopher CoIsmbus BaLImers
cAxrHAcKsA. June 5-ssisd. Georgs. Peabody. White.
Dov.R Ju.e is-Pssssd. Hattie E raplsy Tsplsy. nom
DrssAxvos june lasaiisd, Narisl. Holder. s. John.
DrnIIs. June i4-sailsd. orssisila Espsand Phisdel
FALMOUTH, Jnas i3-Arrived. Sesusan. Brown. Lobos
sailed 18th. Ephalst Greeley Watts, Liverpool; 18th.
Passed Lizard isth Agnes suthsrsnd Sutherland.
Glorcssrsm June is-saed- Lorenzo coyonso Pssri,
% ss ass~ so% s.s yssy Law
GLASGOW june l3-ssiled George sheppard Rieh, Ara
GsssSocx Jane i3-Arrived Abeona Grassort Montreal;
18th. naiva Small. Now York; 18th. Dragon. Thorn
Cleared i.h w.,asns,.. g. ssnsSs: p,.s.
HAsrsus. June i4-on chss Purvis from Dunkrk FOR
n,Iscsr. June ls-sailsd. G y Riwsll. o'Brisn. New
Cleared 18th. Mari, Sarah. HArdrat. AmerieA
HaxsrRc. June lo-Arriysd. dosths %. Meyer. Nev
Sailed ia.b Bertha Bshlruhs. wischky. Quebec
Golden Rule Morse. do Csroiins. ceok NrsmiehI
L!vrxrooL. Juns IsArriysd Celtic %. 1issdsIl. Nsv
Roberts. Quebec 18th Eas.nd Thonp.on; New York:
New York: 18th nug.en.t. Bray rh,laa:phs; Italy =.
Thonhi Haynes baltimore; Herbert Black Trsst, Val
parasso.
Olsen Dihousie Nh: 18th. Reaper Poole. San Francisco
on Point Lynas llth Lincoln from Liverpool Tor rnhs-
delpha.
Nh: l4th Ruiei. Monastcr, New oreans island Home.
smith, st John. NIB: Jupiter. Haymsn. Baltimore
..S FSa. s,s,sos, New YORK. r;sa:.sss cs..sliss'.
Philadepha; Apoths ker blessing, SeEsbsrtn. shsdiac
Entered idth Canada 81 Sumner. New York; Fort
LospoNDr RRr June Is Sailed, Harvester. Peterson
Baltimore; Flora kioster. Quebec
LIMERICK. June l4-Arrvsd. josef Ivsneich, NV York
in lo-Ssiled. BeugNlep. Ouwehaud. Boz
ton; 18TH CUPID Grant. Pictou Geo Dosne. Corning
MALAGA. June 7-sailed, Erliog. swsndren. Now York
NEWCASTLE June l3Clcnred, bucephatus (of ~ Soehs
NxwRY june Is-sailed Hawthorn, New York.
NEWPORT. June l4-saied, Gresham ts, Mace New YORK
town for Qucenstowu
PrxAara. June l3-sailed Alice, Dyer. Padsn9.
PoSDIcHERRy, May l6-Sailed, Hattie Hall, Carter
QuAxSsrows June 13-sailsd Seminole. Holmes Dublin,
Pacific Lverpool Hermes Boston: kcrsrdc Terxo Gooe,
Cronstadt Hull: l4h Risurrexioue Plymouth 18th, James
Z Ward Newcastle; Zenobia do: Ammonia, Gloucester
RoTrHRDAx, June l3-ceared Advocate Spicer Eng-
land.
l4th. Tarapaco San Francisco
SLorIl. June l2-Arrved, Agder Reinsrtsen Phiiadsb
SLIGO june ii-Arrved Arethusa Giis. Sc John. NIB.
ST. vINcRsT. June ll-Passed. Punch 10 KAud3en,
Ayres for Corunua and Antwerp snee arrived
O.. =
sASrAxDxR, June a--Arrivea. Kensett. Downing, New
SWANSEA June ls-Put back. Economist Tor Quebec
Cleared 18th, Henry, for Quebec
BRusHAusEx june 1.-THE Goethe 10. from New York,
which Schulsu got shoat yesterday evening
and proceeded up.
john NIB has in here to-day having sustained dam
ulixenMAst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26

schr J Rogers Rogers. Bath for New York
schr Mary Frcelsnd vandusen New Haven for George
town.
schr Joseph Hail. Smith Portland, CT. for New York.
Schr Express. Kennedy. Rocklsnd for New York
Schr Wave Crest. Providence tor New York.
Schr Angler. Besse New bedford f,r New fork
Schr Pennsvlvanis. jones. Providence for New York
Schr George. Stsnelin. Portland. IT, for New York
Sehr A Hayes. Hayes. Providence for New York.
sehr Surprise. seaman. Providence tor New York
schr Golden Rule, Wilson. Norwich tor New York.
scnr Darius Eddie. Young. bangor for New YORK
schr Con Howard weseot usrdiuer Mo. for New York.
Schr Mary Lowell. Hzveioek New Haven for New YORK.
Schr Pear. socum. Portland ior nav YORK
Schr Ida Palmer. Palmer. tsmford for New iork-
BOUND EAST.
Schr Phobe Elizabeth. kzpes New York for bridgeport
Schr Helen Augusta Pratt New York tor Portland. CT
Schr John f.oner Lin~olu. New York for Taunton.
Schr ID Pitts. Wiilirmson Hobok~n for Providence.
Wind . sunset. wSW NJ midnight wSW.
barometer { sunset. 20 rs; at 70 Pr. ~ 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Al ten O'Clock yesterday morning horse attached to
bakers wagon belonging to John II. Dresler Of No
26l Sixth avenue took fright the Of Sixth
and Twenty first street, throwing Francis Kichnsr
and Charles Scheter into the street They both
badly bruised the body The horse continued in
his course and against lamp post, smashing tho
wagon. He then broke loose from Tie harness and
the avenue 70 Fifteenth street, where he was
caught by OfBcer Schmittberger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
FOUND DROWNED.

The body OF unknown man was found floating In
the East River at the foot or Ferris street. Brooklyn
yesterday II was live feet nine inches In height with
dark hair and sandy whiskers and mustache aud was
about thirty-lve years OF age Il had on CATERS
white stockings white Shirt light trousers and vest
and black diagonal coat The little finger OF the le
hand was missing. and on one OF the fingers OF the
pass and square The body had evidently been but .
little while In the wnter II taken 10 The x0rgue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
BOUND EAST.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Sem PAVILION. smith. ashore at vnalhsven; will
probably be got Oh.
Sens LIVE YAsxEx. anchored on Monhegan. lost head
gear and had fishing pieces few nshss siuco
by unknown schooner running into her
ScnR RRxowx tof Sacombe H. iluxnm. bound 4, Lon
don with Of pines wrecked Eeuthera tue
7th inst.
yAcHr W " JoHssos which sunk below Charleston IL
completely broken and the remains fast disappear
ing from the Middle Ground.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping aud shipmssters informed
that by teegrsphng to the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett NJ %6 Fleet street, London so the
Paris oscs, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue De rOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
ports Of American and all foreign trading
with United Stssea will DO cabsd this
try free ofehargs.
Captains arriving and sailing nom French and Med-
ports win nnd the Paris Office the soonomi
col and expeditions for tsegraphing news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
POLICEMAN DROWNED.

valsstns Mack, ofncer OF the Eighteenth police
precinct drowned in Bowery Bay Al noon yester-
day, by the capsizng Of his boat The body
cred Deceased was about thrty-six years cid and
married He had been . momber Of the force about
nsns pears detailed the pier ~ the oss Of
Enss Twenty -shsrd street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
DEATH IN CHURCH.

Michael connell aged my years Of No 20 West
Thirteenth street. died suddenly yesterday morning
In the Jesuit church West sixteenth street while
mass was being celebrated. HIS body was removed to
the Twenty ninth precinct station house and word
sent 10 the Coroncry ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP. June 24-An1ved, steamer August Andre
(Beig). Grsve, New York.
BRsroL. june 2ssAisd, schr Henry Wilmington. Stone
Sydney. CB.
DorDRxcnr. June 24-Anivsd, bark Julia Hsyn t0sr).
Schroeder, nsrien.
FALHourn. June 2A-Arvsd, ship Rssouss Nickeis. Pa
bsllon do Plea
LIVERPOOL. June 22-Arrvsd. steamer Lake Asgsntic
tBr). Bastersby, Montreal
Sailed Path. ships Harvester BOsworh, and Dsnl Marcy
Bursey. San Francisco Rnnerdale BD, Porter d. (sll
three previously Charles Cotesworth DR. Browse
do; Mosher tBr Stuart, Delaware Breakwater; bark
Madgs WildHrs (Br Hoffman Sandy Hook che latter
pre- viously)
Also saieo cath, ship W A Campbell Curling. 81 John.
NIB mot United Ststes).
LxIra, June 24-Arrivsd bark Edward Hvidt tNoD sor
ensen, New York.
PKxARrH. June DISABLED ship Rydal Hal, Br). San
Francisco.
PLYMOUTH, June 25Arrivso steamer Pommerania (Gsr)
Schwensen. New York for Hamburg tsnd proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN June 25-Arrivsd, steamer Illinois, Shack
ford. Philadelphia for Liverpool land proceeded.
SOUTHAMPTON June 24-Sailed. steamer Colombo tBD
LAYER (ffom Hull. New York.
WEATHER REpoHT.
FALMOUTH. June IS. PN-wnd E. light: fne.
HoLYnEAD. June 25. PM-wind NNE. fresh and clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
ROBBED At RoCKAwAY BEACH.

Yesterday afternoon Captain Bonnani OF the bark
Josie lying pier Is East River, while bathing nj
Rocksway Beach, near Peter McGorce's house. was
robbed Of his gold watch and chain and $l2 in money
In all amounting 10 $26s Tho articles were In his
clothing It the bathhouse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
SUICIDE OF A CHEMIST.

Thomas Reilly, aged twcnty seven years, OF No los
EhzAbesh street, q chemist bv profession, committed
suicide Saturday night bv taking beladonnA He was
attended by Ora Hunter and Cook Of Broomo street,
but their efforts TO HIM he died 81
three O'Clock yesterday morning The cause of his act
was business troubles The Coroner notified
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BOY DROWNED.

James Redmond. nineteen years old, OF No 2lswest
Thirysecon street. seventh avenue, while bath
ing At Rksrs Island yesterday afternoon was seiscd
with cramps and drowned before assistance could
reach him. Tho boAs va not rseovsysd-
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ssNERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON. June rs, 1874

Mr. BiAAINKS ILLNESS
Mr. Blans's condition is unchanged or, at least has
changed for the better He has been entirely
nneo his bed for thc past four days, and exhibits
symptoms OF extreme physical prostitution He has
low form OF fever resulting from malaria and his ply
have approximations Of IT'S assuming ~
phoid character. A change IRON this climate is
garded absolutely indispensable to his recovery and
arrangements being made for his departure
for Maine Tuesday, by route on which no can 20
directly home without change VI cara