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nN-NOT1CE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN I'VE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-CHpt officers Of
vessels tho observing the
displacement removal of buoys requested
muniea,e tho that be brought
addressed 10 the editor Of the HKRALp New York city,
giving accurately possible tho number aud position Of
buoys the OF their removal will suffice in
observed along she Atlantic and rsciKe coasts vi
shc Continent When they obse we'd the
coast Europea countries In the Mediterranean III
requested that information be sent either by telegraph
letter TO the London office Of the NYw YoRK HRRALD 46
lieet street. London the Paris Office 81 Avenue De
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may addressed Bennett ~ Flee; London"
-pcnue, 81 Avenue de rOpers PARIS" Where eases Of
the tue telegraph in Asia Africa espsius
communicate with reaching the frs; convenient
port, This wall be cabcd tree o., change the
n ARALp and published.
RyNoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr-The Nkw YORK
HssALp has adopted coston night cnai for
use board the NRsLD yacht. showing while burn
coor red changing from tue other
and Ic several n,ues distant Cap
,nrs npcn seeing this signal will ob,,ge bv
preparing any marine they may havo Tor the ship
News Departments of the HsRALn
sS Persons DESTROYS OF with vessels arriv
Ing New York do BY addressing vessels.
oiiisnAlp yseht pier No last Rver New Norx
Letters received iron al the world and promptly de-
lversd. Duplicates are required
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 5, 1876.


REPORTED srEAx YACHTS AND HERALD
wmIrRsroNE TELRGRAPH LINE
steamer Gsrmane .Br Kennedy Liverpool July "a and
sasS sssd dy
miles east Of do Belgian steamer bound L; 10
ms.s .ns aassn 90 Bristol July
Steamer Gulf stream G;Gwsl Charleston Aug = wit"
B.rk Aphsus Mar,h.l! of Digby. Ns Parker Liverpool
July in ballast TOT Parker Is anchor in Gravossnd
Raasa daD, ssvsrese London As days. with chalk
BARK Lu-signsno aus. Glodulh. Belfast as days, in
Bark Kong sver.e !Sor. Larsen ssestn 81 days. with
md.e 80 Tobias Co. July 80 "a Georges Bank. passed
place johann Olsen fell from aoft and seriously In
Rark Gould Cof Philadelphia, Merritt Alexandria II
days. with raasto Brown Bros 'o vessel TO Marcus
long passed wreck of vessel bottom up painted black
Bark erss. DR., Kohl cienuegos ~ days with sugar to
dig Clar. ,Ge. voss Madeira days ballast Dill
Brig Star o New Haven. Foster Demerara 10
dns s"f 70 ., %is log
ss saw o S,a"s s Foley A'ei'0 rH II
Brig Hattie Bi.hop bishop. caraenas "a days, with
hi: KsSssns fisds.sI s-gy; day.: with sugar to
Sch; Psy, Dosns sem a1ds; 4 day.. with
schr Ii Titon. Crsnmer, Baltimore.
DE- Barks Hex (Nor) and Neptune fNor, which were
anchored in the lower bay came up to the city AM 9TH
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franconia Bragg. Portland for New York
City New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for New
Steamer Gaistea Walden, Providence for New York.
schr Hattie Lou Wright. Cold Spring Now Nork.
schr A q Pesse. Carroll, Portland. at. for New York
Schr Orion. Wilson, Providence for New York.
Schr Vim Hopkins. Providence for New YORK.
schr Arctic, Kelly. Roekland for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer General Whitney. lalle New York for Boston
Brig Onaask". Hart New York for Ccpenhagen 49,
Brig Memphis ,Br) REYNOLDS. New York for st john NB
schr Mary Reed tBr). Reed New York for st Johns,
schr l. Co.ter (Br). Nutter New York tor st Johns
Nj
schr W. wosherspoon (Br) Pettis. New York for
Windsor Ms.
schr Fannie fiamer Brooks Port johnson for Provi.
dence.
schr Onrust, Hunter. Now York for Port Jefferson.
Schr Cornelius; Buckley Amhoy for Norwich
Schr Sarah Wescott, New York for Lynn.
Schr Pointer Dill. New York for Providence.
Schr Geo " Jewstt Port ohnson for Kennebec.
Schr Frsnconia. Howard. Now York Tor Boston.
schr Maria. Chadwick. Amboy fer New London.
Schr Report. Gunther. New York tor Providence.
Schr NJ Tyler Hart Hoboken for Provdeuce.
schr j q Russell. DurcAn New York for Middletown
Schr & Babcock. WILDER. Weehawken for Westerly.
Schr X NJ Hilton Adams. New York Tor Bath.
Schr Peerless, Smith. Amboy for Port Jefferson.
Schr Haze. McNamee, New York Tor Greenwich.
Schr Game Cock. QuinIan. New York Tor Glenwood.
Schr Henrietta. Gray. Amboy for Providencc.
Schr Betsey Ann. Mott. Amboy for New London.
Schr Joseph Crowley Crowley Havertraw for New Bed
ford
Schr NJ Wheaton Barrett. New York for Kennebec
Schr Lyndon. Port johnson for Calais
Schr Caroline Cornela. Huntey Port johnson
ton.
Sailed to-day briggs II Gillespie for st John. Nh and
whitaker Boston, both previously reported at anchor Cd
Herald Telegraph station.
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Steamer City Of Montreal tB, Kennedy Liverpool
Steamer Italy Br). Thomson Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Greece (Br). Andrews. London-F W Hurst.
Steamer Cns'alia tBr. Butler. Glasgow-Henderson
Bros.
steamer Mosel Ger. Neynaber Bremen via southamp-
steamer Perciro tFr. Daure Havre via Plymouth. E.
Louis de Bebian.
wesmC MaIlOry Ca Stevens galveston via Key
steamer New YORK., Quick. New orleans-Chas Whitney
steamer New Orleans Dearborn. New O..eans-Clsrk L
Steamer San Salvador Nickerson. savannah-w Garri-
steamer Charleston. Berry, Charieston-J W Quintard
Steamer Regulator. Doane. Wilmington and Morehead
City NC-Wm y Clyde X 60.
Steamer Old Dp%nion Walker Norfolk City Point and
steamerEC knight. Chichester Georgetown. De- L
steamer phixdeiph,a DAVIS. PniladelDhis--Jas Hand
Steiner ton whitney H.liossi b".tonIh DmccL
Ship Paul Teschnsr Cor. Mass. Bromen-Dm 4 Rad.
Ship John Watt; Deshon. Bremen-Jas Ward Co.
Bark Ha.kon Haakonscn Nor. Congo, Huil-Funch
BARK (Nor,. Olsen Falmouth for orders
Bars asimiro tAus) Nchosieh. Cork for ordersJohn
Bark Crono (Ans>, steek, Newry-sloeovich 4 Co.
Bark Maria Augusta Cswj. Gilman. Cronstadt-Louis
s.II 5 GIoo Gs:p Rom.n.
Bark Victoria Perez. Lindsey. st Thomss-M Perez
brig Helen Phuney Boyd. Liverpool or Birkenhead-
Miller 4 iloughton.
Brig Rosalie (Br), Pentreath. Saloniex-Geo Buley
Brig santa Mara vechia dtaD. spegnese, snonica-
Punch, Edge 4 Ia
Brig Lixabe Watson. Kingston, Ja-A II Solomon Co.
Brig John wsish, Jr, Armstrong. PhilAde phiA-Evsns.
Ball 4 CO.
sehT Adrano sp cas!so TensylHs vi. Las ralm.s Ca
Schr Tom Williams. Edwards. Pura-Burdett 4 Pond.
Schr VIM Knighton, Hegermnn Bay Islands, Br W.
j ames Elwei 4 Co.
schr kaco Horse, Miller st Pierre, AartBJ Weinberg
&C.
schr II Bisbee. Libby. IT characterization 4 Co.
schr & = wotherspoon Br). Pettis. Windsor. Ns-D
DE- Wolf Co.
Schr Opera (Brl. Fowler, st John. NB-P MENUS Son.
Schr Tannhauser. kennedy. Pensacola and Key West
Benner 4 Piukucy
schr Georgo Albert, Bryant Observation-Disclosures
Ray.
schr Victor, Look Mbridge Me- Snow.
Schr Huntress Brown. Provincctown-Jed Frye i Co.
Schr Geo A Pierce, Kelly. Salem-W Ropes
schr n Wells, Bishop, Uncasville, CHI Jackson 4
Son.
schr Signal satterly, New Haven-Cartwright& Doyle
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A VERY SERIOUS CHARGE.
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY OF LAWYER TO DE-
FRAUD CLIENT

ALLEGED CONSPIRACY OF LAWYER TO DE-
FRAUD A CLIENT.
After the death of Mr. George Janeway, which oc-
Cured short time ago at Bayonne, his lcirs found
hat his estate, valued at $50 O0O had slipped through
his hands. and believed there some conspiracy
in the matter. The result a charge made
against Thomas Carey, exmembcr OF Assem-
bly, for the Sixth Assembly district, and John
Kennel, of tho firm OF Hall h Kennel, hattcrs, of
Greenwich street, New York. The u somewhat
complicated one but is alleged in substance that real
estate decided IN trust to Kennel Tor the benefit OF Miss
Amelia Janeway was ,nortgaged by Kennel to Thomas
Carey Tor So 0O0 and to Robert Glen $780, aud 10
William Hall Tor $l5 0OO; that the mortgages gwen
without consideration, and that II any gwen II is
further alleged that such money was divided between
Carey and Gilen and Carey and Hall, and that tho
mortgages given further the aim OF tho alleged
conspiracy The complaint further states that these
men did not pay any money but knew al the time that
Kennel was not tho owner OF the properly
embraced ia the first deed. The remainder
Of the complaint makes similar charges about the Other
deeds Finally. the property advertised for sale
II appears that then Hiss Janeway induced James
Fleming lawyer OF Jersey City to purchase the prop
erty and hold II Tor her benefit and he now holds the
mortgage us security for the money advanced.
The bill closes with appeal TO the Court OF Chal-
TO the parties to the alleged conspiracy To
appear and submit account Miss Janewny says
her fathers debts less than 900. aud the prop
erty has all been absorbed without settling them all
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YACHTING NOTE.

The steam yacht Admiral, of New York, with several
distinguished American citizens, arrived at Toronto
yesterday morning
Yacht Flectwlng, N.Y.YC., Mr.. Osgood, from
Northpori, to anchor or HERALD telegraph sta
ton at Whitestone, L. L. last evening, at nine O'Clock
Yacht Coming Eye, Mr.. II. H. Fay. from New
York for Boston, and the open sloop Lulu, N.Y.Y.C,
from New York, coursng eastward passed Whitcstone
yesterday.
The Columbia, N.YY.C., Mr.. Lester walack, which
my of HERALD telegraph station "Wednesday and
Thursday, lowed to New York yesterday morning.
The Atlantic Yacht Club went TO Rocky Point. r. l.,
yesterday, where they enjoyed Rhode Island clam
bake meeting Of the captains was held at Newport
last evening, when it decided that the fleet dis.
band On Monday several Of them will 60 the east
ward
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HEADQUARTERS
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY.
New York. from size superior situation is sdvan-
ss. In tine veS %o i e 4
almost everything produced In America Manufacturers in
part OF the United have their dsposs and .yen.
with the right house.
,peers ne and 4" the Business In .his
couutry-in short. are headquarters:-
Groceries H. fa' <. T. B; rauRBER 4 90.
West Broadway. Rssde and Hudson sss.
Soaps anu pe''u"e' COLGATE CO.,
'0"a ''''' NY TIE i GoRiIRM COMPANY.
Petroleum oils c en- f:iIl!g' PRATT q CO..
Metals Tin f'''f r:hfsiLfs, DODGE CO..
Plumbers fa E;.' Gcf M IRON
Rope. cordas. and oshum, Gov.
American orspH,s rsnsil, ssSy. r s.nss.xv
243 Railroad av.. Jersey City.
Agricultural implements G IT. a srf E;T'I; Co.
Machinery and Tools GEO PLACE.
I2i Chambers and 1903 Reade sta
A"e' xxsosfA BRASS AND COPPER COMPANY.
S'''fIi eco scosi f sGsS
4i9 and AL Brooms %
Paints and o'''' c. 7. RAYxoLDs CO..
ioe and los Fulton 81
Duryea's Satin Gloss starch improved Corn
% u and 8, Park place. corner Church st
-''' oHkisrY. snIfIaRD GARRETT.
"'"-'' Il. W. coLLENDER,
''' ' osiosD IRON e e Mp;
INV iSS' YORK sELrrSo AND PACKING COMPANY
J. H. CmrKvAR, Treasurer 81 and SO Park
Druggist Glassware
MAGERrY BROS. 4 CO.
Acids cA'm Tasr sns Ryi iphk SONS
SIS Fulton 81
Ship Brsa and Cracker Bakers
WILSON Is. Is. w y and 70 Fulton ;.
'''' ''@ JOHN IirsIsii, Agent. ., No.
Clue. Gsla.nss ! And NeM,ico, oil.
IL Burlins slip
'''0'' Pig d sscEi E' n4R sfs wiz; Co. &c.,
VALENTINE 4 CO..
Salt ''' '''A' 40 s'I'. s. c. ROBINSON
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AREcIDo Pr July leArrived brig Sarah Croweil Br),
In port schr Ida Jayne Mills. from st Thomas
arrived 10Th oadirg moasses Tor the Delaware ores
CALCUTTA june ~ In ships Foyle Br) Fish. Trim.
dad with emgrants and probably ballast OF nseed
New York Monmouhsire tBr). Irvine; Cashmere (r,
May Champion OBJ. for New York. dg: brig Susan
VOORHEES, Tuiord for Gallo and Colombo; and others
portcl Later.
Went to sea from Sanger 81 ship wnttin gton Br.
New York
GALLE May 3fArrved ship India (Brl, Moran, Mauri-
tins land sailed June = for Calcnt:al.
HONOLULU. July l2-Arrived schr NJ Ward, Cheney.
Bakers island
HALIYAx Aug 5-Sailed 5th steamers Nova Scotxn Dr.
from Lvcrpoo. Baltimore Caro- Boston; George Crom-
well, Bacon st Johns NJ.
LA PAz, June "a Arrived. bark Shooting Star Sholl,
San Francisco land sailed July for the opposite to
MAcpALKxA BAY. July ls-In port ship Freedom. Ras.
mussen. nearly ready for Liverpool.
pADANG, June 3-Saiied bark Malone (Fr), Huen. New
York
QuEsEc. Aug 5-Arrived, steamer Crcassian (B, from
SYDNEY. NSw. July SIN port ship Akbsr. Lamson for
Sourabaya TO sail same day.
ST. JoHN, NIB, Aug 2-Cleared. schr Ulslume, rheall
Philadelphia
VALPARAISO, June 3O-In port bark Battle Axe (Br,
Evans Victoria. arrived 18th: ship lngomar (Br
Lang, for Nejiiiines and Hamburg.
Sailed June IL barks Jeanne dr. for AntoaKasa. to
load nitrate Tor Santa Cruz; GOTH Longelow DID, Scar
boro. La paz.
Cleared "a bark Oago Thornoikc Iquque to load
nitrate Tor Euooe 18th. Cap Horn (Fr Montel Arica
discharge
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ATHLETICS.

The lovers OF tho 'manly art and athletics In gen
era promised lively treat at Central Park Garden
on Wednesday evening next On that evening the
great Graco Roman wrestling match between Joe Co.
burn and Johnny Dwycr, of Brooklyn. will take place.
and Bauer Miller, Carteron, Albrccht and other
wrestling noabIlties will bc present. all anxious to
make n match with the winner. Coburn himself OK
presses his readiness to wrestlo champion the
country in the Grsco- Roman style provided he Is al
lowed TO use his cet or any amateur without using his
feet II IL understood that Tom Gould. tho same who
broke Miller's leg, Is snxcus to make match with
Austin tor from $500 to S. 600 side Coburu Is row
In active training Tor his match with Dwycr aud has
reduced himself nine pounds and altogether he much
improved in condition.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
In an article OF your edition of yesterday. entitled
"Rockaway Rowing Regatta" notice that l am re-
fcrred to as having refused 10 James ONell for
stake OF 81 900 SIDE So far is this IRON being true
that have repeatedly met Mr. O'Neil within the past
few months and endeavored, though in vain, arrange
with HIM FOR race Tor amount of money that no
might chose to name. did refuse, however. aud still
do so, 10 row hun Tor purse given to advertise
hotel or other, which was what he wanted 10 do.
II Mt O'NeIl really thinks he IS the better oarsnan
and wishes to row bond fde shall be
pleased TO meet him and make arrangements TO row
hun Tor any stake that no may designate, and any
place that may be mutually agreed upon Let there BIO
NO more newspaper talk.
AUGUST ., lSso GEORGE ENGLEHARDT
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SAILED.

Steamers City Of Montreal Brl for Lvsrpool Italy B
do. ZeRot Brj, do +, reire (fr) Havre Mosei (tier
Bremen Greece tBr) London; Australia tr) do Califor
mia tBr) Glasgow Andes tr, Port Prince. &c City Of
New Orleans do; san Salvador, sayannah Charleston.
mond he; knight, ,ioorgetown DC ships john Mann
tBrl Bremen; Don Enrique DIR, Caao: India poru,
Oporto: Cock, Bremen; CArrotou, San Francsco:
bark, Nomsd, Genoa; Isaac Hail. Stet,in Atts tNor,
Einorc Urono Nor, do: Sophia Lubrs Leghorn Doris
Eckhon do Henry knight Rotterdam: vests tNor, do;
Daring. Liverpool Kate Harding, do Sarah kngsbury,
Naples; Bremen GER bremen Lydia Csrdell 3D. do
Estela Hsvrc; Arno AUS, London; lmatar tRusl, do:
(ltAl Lisbon; Francesca Gargui0 ItxD do brigs
Ksluns, Gibraltar; Leonora, Elsinore; latte BAN.
Oporto; Minnie tBr), Georgetown Phi; Gem. Bsrbsdos
stRrlight Port Spsn L1aOe Kingston; Alex ander Nick
els. brunswick; schr Hand. Para.
Wind 1T sunset 5: at midnight. SsW.
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A TART REJOINDER,

CAYE INTERNATIONAL, pa BowERy. NKw YORK.
August ), 1875 I
TO THE EDITOR OF the HERALD
was somewhat surprised at seeing in the HERALD
Of the 3lst u u challenge from Mr. Bird to play
vi chess the ground that ono OF his reasons
for visiting America Tor that purpose Alter being
here over seven months rather late the day
he has been defeated by Mr. Mason IN important
match by score OF eleven games to four Hour games
being drawn and only dviucd tho third prize thc
tournament recently played ~ the CAFE International
in th,s city.
Mr.. Bird very courtcously lubs me the champion
OF America" II he really thinks so. then, according
Ia all precedent, have night 10 demand that
habilitste himself with those who havo beaten HIM
before should 10 jusIined IN accepting his challenge.
GEORGE IA. MACKENZIE
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but by most lucky accident It detained till 9:55
last night At the pier she Roundsnan Spence, Of
the steamboat squad Not being able 10 express her
self clearly in English. interpreter was procured.
and she told the ohccr her story Sergeant Gasn. OF
the steamboat squad. came up, aud on hearing the
story detailed detectives Cannon and Hay who arrested
Quret and Botlinge the steamer The property that
Miss Aponge had lost worth about 81. $780, $l2 OF
French gold. $3.50 in French railroad bonds $3.50 OF
Turkish railroad bonds $50 worth OF jcwelry and q
quantity OF valuable clothing. Everything
cred. with the exception of the price VI the passage
ticket that the men had bought in the morning The
two prisoners were conveyed to the Central Office and
locked up last night
II was most fortunate for the young lady that the
steamer detained, otherwise her property could
have been recovered such not being covered
by the extradition treaty with England.
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THE SARATOGA REGATTA.

AS yet the international regatta at Saratoga excit
Ing but little attention among the betting of New
York few pools, however, were sold at Johnson's
last night on the PAIR Dared race the second of
tomorrow, with the rates ruling in favor Of the
Argonautas, the Atalantas second choice and the
Others III the field The speculation to .norrow morn
Ing IS expected to be very lively.
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Rides; Lieutenant J. u. Maddox, First Regiment
Rifles; d. Gee 5. Lynch and !. ]. Slade The rifemen
comprising the other half OF the team from Mel
bourne and took the Suez route via England Tor New
York. At the last meeting of The Cali forna Rifle As
Socation committee consisting Of Brigadier General
McComb, Major s. W. Backus and Frank G. Edwards
were appointed, with power 10 devise measures for
able II the delegation remain IN this city over Saturday
that they will DO invited participate in the regular
monthly long range match at Bay View tomorrow,
and try their hands practising At the target the sIn
breeze prevailing in that locality
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a BOGUS CHALLENGE.

To TIN EDITOR HERALD
There appeared IN the HERALD Of Sunday last an
ceptancs OF John Dwyer's challenge to wrcstlc any
man in the GRECO Roman style 1t was signed James
McGovern, and purportod to come from the Eleventh
ward My name Is James MeGovern, and, as pretty
well known the Eleventh ward, will thank you TO
inform the public that had nothing TO do with writing
such acceptance. am not in that line OF business,
and YOU have evidently been played upon by
poster using my name. JAMES McGOVERN.
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LACROSSE.

AN INVITATION TO THE CANADIAN CLUBS TO
PLAY AT NEWPORT
MONTREAL, August 5, 1876.
An invitation has been sent TO the European teams
OF whites and Indians to visit Newport, r. l., to play
4 match game at lacrosse under the auspices of tho
Newport Polo Club. which offers to pay ali travelling
hotel and Incidental expenses 1t is possible hat the
team Of the Montr al Club will so this month
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RAID ON A GAMBLING HOUSE.

Last night Captain Lowcry, Sergeant Granger and
section OF men made u descent gambling house ut
No 90 Chatham street. They succeeded in arrcstng
the proprietor Eugene Marxen; the dealer John Dill
Ion, and six other who engaged in playing
tards. The Information upon which the rad was nlado
obtained from James Sculy. OF No. 81 Varick
street, and James Erskns OF No. $40 Stockton street.
Brooklyn. who had lost 500 at the place.
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POST OFFICE RECEIPTS.

The following tho amounts daily deposited in the
New York Post Office during the past week July 81
50 200; August l. $4,000; August 2, 81 2bO August g.
SO aoO August T. So 800 August g. go 500 Total for
entire week $55 100 The receipts The week end
ing July % X54 O0O and for the week ending July
- but S4S 100 The revenues of the department have
been decreasing for time past, but the
cded Improvement is looked upon very encouraging
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ports will ind the Paris ONCE the sssasol
cal and expeditions for sslssr aphing nova
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP, Aug 4-sAiled. bark Hers Gen. Petschks
United States.
AMSTERDAM Aug 4-ssled bark Scotland Rogers United
States
BRISTOL. Aug 5-ssiisd steamer Cornwall BD ssamper'
New York
BKLFAsr Aug 5-Arrvsd bark stralsund Ger. Weinberg.
Philadelphia.
DUBLIN. Aug 5-Arrived bark Lois tBr) Raymond Phis-
delphia.
Sailed 5th. barks Athlete OBJ Hutchinson United States
Autocrxt (Br). keneaiy. do.
GRIxsBY. Aug 5-Sailed bark Frsci Dubrovach (Ausl.
Fornchovch. United stst6s.
GLoucEsTER, Aug 5-Auived bark Borzone dts. Olvsri
New York.
GLASGOW, Aug 5-saed. bark Carolina (Aus). GerbsE.
United States.
Frangnel, New YORK via Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 5-Arrved steamer Cuban (Br,, King
BALTIMORE ships Ophes (Br) Strickland Astoria Loeb
Coil (Br). Mcqueen, New York.
Sailed 3th ships Zephyr Sweetser United States Thos
Dana. Wilbur, New York; brig Ellen Mitchell, Eaton,
United States.
LONDON. Aug 5-Arrived. Anna Sophia tBD. Allen
London.
Cleared 5th bark Capt Peter Dahl (Nor Johnson United
States
United States.
PsSAarn ROADS. Aug 5-Arrived, banks Francesca
Aus). roneli. New YORK; Rusgiero Primo dtaD Ruggi
ero Philadelphia
QUsxSstowN Aug o-Arrivcd. ship Aneroid OBJ. Nc
Crazy BALTIMORE bsrks Gaxeo Uie Lsucr San Bias for
Hamburg; Mary Agnes (Br). Beonta ine. New York. Ma
thilde (Sw). Bredenberg Philadephia; serecns Aus)
Chersanay. New York; Orfeo Utsb. Questa. do; Maria
UtsD Ligusi. Philadelphia; brig Brady (Br). Brady
New York.
Also arrived 9Th. AN. steamer Algeria (Br). Watson.
New York for Liverpool land procsedsd).
ROTTERDAM Aug 4-sasd- banks Arlington tNor), Palm
srom United States; Union (Nor), Fueglestead, do.
SLIGO. Aug 5-Saied bark Fidsnts tAusi, Rsdosovch,
United States.
WRIST HAHrLEPooI, Aug 5-Arrvcd. bark Conhdsnza
QtaD, Lonibardo, Baltimore via Falmouth
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and informed
that by teiegrsphng TO she hkRALp London Bureau ad
dressing Bennet No. 4s Fleet street, London TO tue
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 6i Avenue do rOpera
Ps the arrivals At and departures from European and
Kasern ports American aud ali foreign vessels trading
with United will cabled this
try Tree Of charge.
Captains arriving q snd ssl.x fon FssnsA and xsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-06
CREEDMOOR.

LONG AND SHORT RANGE MATCHES YRsrKRpAY
There two matches the Creedmoor rifle
ranges yesterday. The first tho Hepburn Trophy
n~hc forenoon, at long distances and the the
Spirit Of the Times Medal 800 yards OF hand In the
long range match only competitors appeared at tho
firing point The badge by Mr. L. Weber,
with u tine OF 2O5 out OF a possible 225 Tho
weather was favorable to good marksmanship and but
very light W nd prevailed. Following The
In the match
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-06

NEWPORT, T. l., August s, 1870
There was a very interesting amateur rifle match
yesterday afternoon at southwicKs Grove, the prize
b< ing .3s calibrc Allen ride Tho distance was
400 cards. Ii or hand shooting and each contest
ant was allowed ten shots. The shooting, az will be
sees below, was = little above the average
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