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National Republican., 1876-02-08
EDITORIAL GOSSIP.


Now that Lands is at large We expect that
every minute will be our next.
The Oxford and Cambridge crews are sorry
that they cannot come. Yes, but then they
would be sorrier if they did.
There is a house in Pennsylvania with
crack in the floor which a man cannot walk
without going from Pennsylvania TO New York.
DO the eN-COnfederates call the committee
rooms ''dens 2" That was what they called
the secret places from which their,orders, Or
namented with skulls and cross bones, were
issued.
The ex-Confederates conduct all their in.
vestigatiOns in secret. We suppose this is
the result of habit. All the deliberations of
the leaders of the Ku-Klux and White Leagues
were conducted in secret.
The Star Chamber Court was one of the
causes of the overthrow Of dynasty. and the
drenching of England in blood. The e1-Con-
federates have several star chamber courts in
session now at the Capitol.
And now Jimmy Blanchard proposes to be-
come a witness in the new Beecher case.-N.
Y. Herald.
How the Herald can spare Jimmy long
enough to act as q witness in the Beecher case
is great mystery.
The eN-Confederates of the House hold all
their Investigations with closed doors. No
one is allowed to enter the committee rooms,
and the members are pledged to keep the pro-
ceedings secret. Is it possible that they fear
to prove too much
One of the saddest and most touching sights
in life is that of young man who has spent
six months in coaxing and waxing mustache
into respectable size and shape, and then in
the act Of lighting cigar with paper slip
burns and scorches the whole institution into
an unacceptable mass of singedness.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis, ESQ.,, ex-president of
rcbcldom, with n proud sweep of No. jOj
Gillot's pen, announces that he prefers to re-
main "a man without a country" "Ah,
meow, Jeffy," cries Hill, Cox & Co., "what's
the use of being.so backward in coming for
ward Walk up and take pardon: now,
don't be bashful."
There is something deep and searching in
the loye the loyal spaniards Of Cuba bear for
the new Captain General Jovellar. 1t seems
to be a passionate fondness, mingled with an
abiding fidelity, and 1t recently showed itself
in flaming colors when the truly loyal fellows
burned Jorellar's great sugar estate at "San
ndefonso," at Guantanamo.
Lawlessness In the South is not confined to
Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana. We
find positive indications OF this destructive
disease nearer home. Virginia, that proud
old State, in The bosom Of whose history
sleeps the records of some Of our greatest
men, is now rival of Mississippi in the open
violation Of law, peace and good order. Seven
men have been lynched within her borders
during the past five weeks, aud none of the
masked murderers have as yet been punished.
Virginia is a good old State at heart, and de
sres to do we'll but there is that bad, insidious,
National Republican., 1876-02-08

saw the spectacle Of the Southern Demo-
cratic delegation refusing to indorse humane
ideas on the contrary, palliating crime
and casting upon their benefactor an insult
ing charge, having no foundation in TACT,
and only trumped up to conceal the hatred
that would otherwise have found vent
And yet the Independent Press and inde.
pendent voters say that our future safety
lies in entrusting to these men our interests,
our civilization and our national existence
Such loyalty and moderation as this Is but
the driyel of sightless fools.
National Republican., 1876-02-08
TUESDAY MoRHINe:::::::FEBRUARY.s iul

NARROWED down and stripped of all
verbiage the charges of the Opposition
press against the present administration of
the Navy Department amount to bit of
iault-fnding, because Secretary Robson
has succeeded in rebuilding the navy with
ont expending any more money than the
customary annual appropriations for the
pat two wears.
National Republican., 1876-02-08
LOST AND FOUND.

o1n nREWARD.-LOST OR STOLEN, ON
ENyELoPE, s a eonfsinins papers 81 no Tsius *.
cept 70 the owner; also . Physicians POCKET
RECORD for 1S-5. The above reward viii be paid
on return to the Chroaiets orace. deg-f
National Republican., 1876-02-08

NEW BOOKS.
IN Household Eiegancies, sugges-
tions in household art: 1nfeIicis; HM
snd Sea, By Esneralda Boy,e; Two oAE@
Cemetery; British Pocket Classics, tweoty VOL
Enss in n,t; ten; Handy sS1ne Of the o6 Hoiy
and Fen-walsingham; The Bird and the
Bella poen, by c. 7. Cranch; Roderlck
A. @. KendTick; Relstions OF Civil Law to Church
rolity, BY Justice stTong' s. e: u g; Drllted
Letters and Social Aims, by Emersoni Babylon
and Farming, a novel, bI Julie p. smith; A6aa,
doned, tine Mysterious leland bY Jules Verne;
st. Nicholas Magazine, IsI5, handsomely bound and
illustrated; The Great BONANZA, adventure and
discovery, 30 Infelice Augusta Evans
aud Songs, illustrative of the montas) The shep-
herd Lady, Jsan Ingelow. complete sssortment
Fancy Stationery: Note and Legal Caps. Waiting
BISON. BOOKSELLERS and Publishers, as Peansyl-
mia iySo-tf
National Republican., 1876-02-08

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT IA e
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
esi.s Of BnooR late Of shs DssFSt Of
ssainst The ssid dece.sed are heGesy wrnsd
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
nSft; they may other wise BY law be excluded from
i1ts 1fes-Tusr- A' aMsf EHeeutrfx.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
L TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
s.!s Conn " nn,n a., ., , 1898, Equlsy-Doe. II.
james s: Edwards, the trustee in TIL. cause. hay
ipS rsPoPEtSd that I% he has sold 70 crssws
si0ners Of The Freedmen S savings and Trust Com
tns tS,s S
H sc15 IL
ppIteIlaness, nan for the .S9 Sg% q o 90
,9a.t ssd and as
scrIbed in the proceedings, with the i'm
Also, lot numbcIe ed 7sS in said subdivision,
Also, dots ;9I and is, for IS each, amount "
Also. the sixteen lots numbered from Us '' U"
to IA, both inclusive, for the sum oftl0
each, amounting to....................... 1Gl 90
Also the fourteen lots numbered from 40
TO I5a, both Inclusive, for the sum ofS
Fgrth:f, @ Pn pSat he Ess Sold to John L. Her IL ~
''Geo. W. Duvai,' for.......:.....:..... I,O5O %
for r.,..................'.. '.................. 200
Making the total aggregate of sales Of 81. .soI 80
1t is by the Court, this 7th day OF February, A.
d. 1876, ordered and decreed that the said sales
stand finally raiifed and confirmed as reporte d,
on TUESDAY, the 18th day of March next, uuless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before that
day. Provided copy oil this order be published In
Washington, ID. c., at least once week for three
snccetsiye weeks be fore said 18th day OF March.
A. P. WTLIE, Jnstl,e, Sc.
r j, MEIGS. Clerk, &c, fsbS.Tu2w
National Republican., 1876-02-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~fn1 REv. Z. p. HAMMOND.
series OF union revival meetinss In this ciIY.
B.. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Eleventh
andH streets. Bible reading, prayer and address
fOUHDef CFJRCH, Fourteenth sad @ sts.,
nondays Tuesday and Wednesday, at o'clock p.
children
o0NGRxGAfIoHAL CHyRoH. Tesih and
sIdss. lstss sSrters .sd sSs sss pas sas
nc invited. No meeting on Monday and Tues
day NIGHTS fs5
National Republican., 1876-02-08

Now that Lands is at large We expect that
every minute will DE our next.
National Republican., 1876-02-08
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

OOOAO AMI . 1a1lOy Ed H
T1HE NEW ROOHsEEAsTERN LIFE,
l. By Harriet Martineau, 81; Mag
.stis,i 8. 'Rq WGnEis kIscis5isity BY Sst1EIs
roughs, sl.5o; A Paying Investment, ~"
By Anna Dickinson, o.; Goal Mining,
8: Air and Its Relations TO Life; by Hartley. sSO;
Emotion: and the VIII Of Balm; 81; Chips from
tanes ,TsSrkshop m. 5,SSar nj he Of foT 9i1 OF
with Sketches and Drawings. by Thasksray, $50;
BY James Payn: Soc; Geological Sketches. Part 2,
by AgaSslz, Sl.7j; Among My Books, Part ., by
Lowell, 81: new French Novels, from soc. TO 81 30;
Congressional Directory, I'd edition, 35c. City Dt-
rectory, 1875, -; Tribune, World and Church Al
manacs, &c. new lob lot Cloth bou nd Books, 5)c.
Al SOLOMONS q CHAPMAN'S,
Agents Lawreuce's Pure Linen Papers,m
CATHOLIC PRAYER. DEVOTIONAL,
~ DAY and SUNDAY SCHOOL
sissi ssa ss1 asssi: sSts ia ~
others: Crosses; leading Cs,holie 4E0
Papers and Magazines, wholesale H12Ak
aud retail, BY JAS. BELLEW, .C5 Seventh street
northwest. Open Sunday morning from Sto 10.
feI
National Republican., 1876-02-08

DO the ex-Confederates call the committee
rooms ''dens ~ That was what they called
the secret places from which theirsorders, Or
namented with skulls and cross bones, were
issued.
National Republican., 1876-02-08

The Oxford and Cambridge crews are sorry
that they cannot come. Yes, but then they
would be sorrier if they did.
National Republican., 1876-02-08
FOR SALE OR RENT
BOARDING.

MRIM0ST 0STHST 4oTsE COR. c'10isGS6S OF sEGSSS
Il STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE.
Rates: per day, %. 50; per week, $40; per month,
has recently been improved. newly furnished and
heated with steam: Metropolitan cars pass the
house to and from the Capitol, No liquors sold.
des-tf r. p. HILL. Proprietor.
National Republican., 1876-02-08

There is a house in Pennsylvania with a
crack in the floor which a man cannot walk
without going from Pennsylvania to New York.
National Republican., 1876-02-08

COMETHING NEW IN WASHINGTON.
THE NATIONAL HYGIENIC INSTITUTE AND
DINING ROOMS,
just opened at Ilo4 street where the best FIRsT.
GLASS BOARD can be had II reasonable rates,
permanent and transient.
novis-3m W. #. ROSS, N. D., Proprietor.
National Republican., 1876-02-08

FOE ALE.
Owing to scarcity OF money at present we ~
offer sell all the unTedeemed pledges on I(yA
hand, Ct Q slight advance above the actual q
cost. ~ -
Erery article fully warranted.
Also on hand, some very valuable Commissisa
Goods for sale cheap.
The collections are very large and choice.
Lovers of fine Watches, Diamonds and all sther
hne Ieweiry, are respectfully invited TO examine
the stock.
5. GOLDsTEIN d CO.,
Loan and Commission Brokers,
JauSf Northeast corner Tenth and d sts.
ElOR SALE.-FIyE NEW BRICK HOUSES
Il corner Seventeenth and r streets north >s
west Would take part payment In other ss
property. Enquire OF WALL q ROBINSON, -
EOR SALEHOUSE ON G STREET,
II northwest, near Twenty-Grst street, con- -ok
has staSling for two C2) horses and carriage. =
Price, y 90; on easy terms. a,, cooE
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-wIILS SELL
on long t%s and 5c reasGpa1ls sIs l&N4
sSsSSi{ sS o5 RssPs,iSy; ,sS. One 1ssSe. EsI@;
with considerable valuable wood 1sA3lkk4
Stafford Court-house, Va, and convenient 60
Agsta creek which Is now . 9ssy,gsSs. 1s For snfss-
VOR SALE : HORSE, BUGGY AND
siPd' ~i stand asa SaI SssSaF n6h;; 6Itcsia:
KELEHER,s stables, "
se2s-u q Eixhth street. -0O&
National Republican., 1876-02-08

ENOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITF
= PKOPERTY.-A line FARM 4 49,
ofaoout 30 acres, one and half y
miles northwest of Laurel sta MffflRR
dion; q scLss In meadow land; a{aISE
trees; improved by Q frame dwelling Of seTel
rooms, three stables, barn, dairy, &c. Spriags
and running water in every field; stream twpaI
feet wide running through the place; land adjei--
ing sold for sloJ per acre. Nine good building
sites front on two county roads. For fut utber
partic ulars. apply to DYER DAVIDSON,
jan2A 2w lfg Peunsyly- -nIa ave northwesf
National Republican., 1876-02-08

The ex-Confederates conduct all their in.
vestigations in secret. We suppose this is
the result of habit. All the deliberations of
the leaders of the Ku-Klux and White Leagues
were conducted in secret.
National Republican., 1876-02-08
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE,

A substantial TIRE E-STORY BRICK RESI-
DENCE. with q south front centrally To-.
Gated. containing about thirteen rooms, NOT u
Including bath room, furn ace room or cei- II.
lar. This residence Is one Of the most cheer -
fui and desirable in the city. has all the unoder
improvements, and will be sold ats
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser the Atlas from Kingston, &c has
thanks for tavors.
STEAMER SAS MARCOS (Br) from Baltimore at Liverpool
June experienced bad weather after leaving the Chess
three four On the weather moceratng she was
found 10 have list and two feet Of water in Yhe
tiers of bags of grain damaged by salt also
portion the grain in the lower hold The portion
OF the cargo was quite dry.
STEAMER sAnmArIAS (Br from Liverpool for Montreal
ashore in Beaconcour Channel. below Three Rivers
dischargLg into lighters July t.
SHr Lillian (Br) from Caao which put into Valparaiso
May g. is said by the to have been overloaded
Snp ScorsrowS (Br) from Glasgow for San Fransciseo
while passing Gravel Point for the Gareloch, PM june -,
grounded but OF evening and proceeded up the
loch TO adjust compasses.
JosErn sprNSEy, from Independents Bay. while
the dock Belfast June 23 got the Oyster
Bank. She would be iightened same afternoon.
BARK MINNIE WATTS. from Baltimore, remained ashore
at Belfast June %. She was being ightcned.
(Br) from Sunderland for Quebec before
as ashore above Malone Off and tow
Quebec uly 4; would into dock after dschar
BARK GRoNsvAR Ger, for the Delaware Breakwater,
which back 20 Liverpool June - damaged by collision
had her bow and stove bboom carried and
lost anchor.
BRIG CAROLINE Eppv which put back Norfolk Roads
June ~ leaky. bound to Lisbon wit coal and when
west of Sandy Island sprung leak OF IL inches OF water
per hour. She would dock and discharge.
ScHR WircH HAzRL, Springer from Kingston. Ja Tor
New York, which into Key West July for water sailed
July =, and put back July with her rudder and centre
board broken.
Maria which stranded the Msgdalen Islands the 24h
ult and became total wreck She timber laden and
bound for London.
RrcuuoSp 1.-Two large fore and aft schooners
reported ashore near Old Grove wharf
SAN FRAScIsco juno 2S-The damag the bark James
Cheson which struck recently on Four fathom Bank Is
quite About 5000 it SAID, will be required
repair her.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06

gy-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TTlE
CoASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Csptains or officers Of
coastn fre,gn observing the
the fact the HERALD that may be brought
publicly to she attention OF the authorities letter
addressed TO tho editor of the HERALD New YORK city,
giving possible the number and position Of
the OF their removal will suffice In
all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF
the American Continent When they observed the
of European counties In the Mediterranean 1t
requested that information be sent either by graph
letter London onice Of the NKw YORK HERALD. 46
Fleet London the Paris Office 6l Avenue dc
ropera Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may addressed Bennett &c Fleet street. London"
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris" Whore OF
displacement observed in the waters Of countries beyond
the each the In Asia Africa
with upon reaching the first convenient
port This will be cabed tree OF charge TO the
HERALD and published.
bg-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr.-Thc NEW YORK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht, showing while burn
the coors red green red from the other
in be several miles distant Cap
ains vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige BY
preparing they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERAL-p
nPersous desrous of ting arriv
ing New York do by addressing vessels
OF HERALD acht No East River New York
Letters received from all world and promptly do
nyered- Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
CENTENNIAL STATISTICS.

During the tweniy-our hours of the Centennial cce.
brauon ending at halfpast \. NJ, July there
seventy four fires this city caused by fireworks
Nearly all OF them small the largest involving
loss OF s345 Total losses $40 635. Fifty persons
wounded by pistol balls, Isaac Goldsscn. boy
and Margaret Owens, girl, fatally. There live
mddcn deaths, one caused by TAIL from a top
Two persons sunstruck and five accidentally IN.
Iured otherwise than by fireworks
During the twenty our hours ending nj halfpast one
this morning there seventeen fires this
city. involving losses to the amount OF S2 100 Two
wounded with pistol shots committed
suicide, SIX died suddenly suUstrucS and
seven accidentally injured One mad dog killed.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
SPOKEN.

Ship BERTHE Bigelow Br FERGUSON from Yarmouth, MS,
for Baltimore. July 8. Off Chincoteague.
Ship Richard H. Hubbard, from Liverpool for Sandy
Hook, June II Lat ~ Ion 10.
Ship Young America Baker from New York MAY lG for
San francisco no date. lat - 80 y, Ion 40 w.
ship City Camp (rl, Green, Bombay FEB 2S for
Hull, Maya7. lat 4 40 n Ion 81 4OW
Ame tcau ship showing JGSw ~, from Liverpool for
Bombay. May 81, lat 8 \. Ion 70 W.
Bark Canning lBr. Michener. from New York MAY 30
for Odessa June 7. lat 81 N. Ion - W
Bark Annie Rch Pictou. Ms, for Baltimore. July
. % miles SSE OF Henlopen.
Brig Tinker Barnard from Trinidad for Boston, July
g. lat - ~, Ion IL 45
Bark Eyviva Nor. from Dublin for New York. date
lat AZ so. Ion 1907
Bark Aaito tRus), from Falmouth for Baltimore. juno
10. lat ~. Ion 20.
Bark Evanc Hchborn, from Cienfuegos for Marseiles
May 70. lat 80, lon 5S
Bark Harvest Home (BD, Davies from Grcenock for VAL
paraso, June II, Int ~ n. Ion IL W.
Brig Mas Ger, from Bremen for Quebec June Is,
lat 81, lon l6
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
HAYTI.

The Haytian Minister at Washington has received
cable dispatches from his government dated Port au
Prince, July l. advising him that General Bosrond
Canal had the Gath ullmo taken possession Of Cape
Hayt, where General Alexis Nord the 14th of Juno
had rebced against the government with the idea OF
establishing IN the island federal union composed of
the FIVE provinces OF the Republic five Independent
States General Nord was in safety ut Consulate,
from whence he Will be allowed TO leave the country
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters Informed
that by elegraphing the HERALD London Bureau. ad
dressing Bennett No. 46 Fleet street, London TO tho
Paris Office addre ssing Bennett, 6l Avenue dc POper
Paris the arrivals and departures from European aud
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with United States will be cabled this
Try free OF charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
ports the coonomI-
cal and expeditions for teiegraphing news
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
BOUND EAST.
CLEARED.

steamer Abyssins (DD, Murphy Liverpool via Queens
towa--C q francxlyr >
steamer Ashland, Crower CAarcs,on--J Quintard a
Co.
steamer Beverly Wallace Phiiadclphia-Ias Hand
snip byrhso. snaw, LONDON -C " BcrtsuN
ship fsinctrsct tNoD, Olsen. Cork Tor orders-I.ous
IcttnS
BARK ssra tNorl, Olsen London-C Tobias A Co
Bark Mary { Hale. Higgins Stctsin--B MetcAlf Co
BARK Carl Augusta Ger, Boon, Esinore for orders
Fauch. kdye & O..
Bark cArraeIlA dsa), caseliano An,wsrpFureh, Edys
A
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SUPPLEMENT-

sINcAPoRR. MayalS-Sailed, reruana. Crombie. New
York 10Th Hawthorne Mason from Psdang. do toefore
reported IN 10th.
via MztAcvug.
TRALgE, June 22-sailed. Taiismsn. Dshie. Baltimore.
TExxt, June 2l-salcd. Hebc. Hit. Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
THE LATE DANIEL d. BRIGGS.

Last night special meeting OF tho Brooklyn Board
OF Aldermen held pursuant 10 call Of Mayor
Schroeder adopt resolutions consequence OF the
death OF Mr. Daniel H. Briggs late rresi.ent of the
Board Police aud Excise. The rcsOlu usual
such occasions unan mousiy adop,ed Appropri-
te remarks nate by President freuch and
Ners and the Board adloarDci TIE deceased will be
ed on saturday, from the N ddlc Reformed church,
rof Harrison street and Ioupkins place.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
A CENTENNIAL TRIPLET.

Yesterday at quarter-pas eleven O'Clock A. NJ,
Rose Kane, ward 10, Charity Hospital. Blackwcll's
Island gave birth three bouncing boys, ali OF whom
are doing well A large number OF visitors called TO
congratulate the motDer who says she intends TO cali
them alter Samuel !. riiden. rnOmas = brennan aad
her accoucheur, Dr. ID. II. Kitchen.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
SAVAGE ONSLAUGHT.

Frank Hart, from Arcola, Bergen county, was bru-
tally assaulted in Baums saloon River street. Patcr
son, this afternoon He was knocked senseess by n
blow the back Of the head with base ball bat and
OF his eyes Knocked out with tumbler.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. sc.

At THE OLD ESTABLISHED PLACE, 4O4 WATER
"A ST.. Catharine Market. metallic and wooden
Boats. all kinds JOHN I. SMITH.
DOR SALE, CHEAP-THE JIB AND MAINsAIL
yacnt Thunderbolt. 20 feet long, D. feet beam. with
sails &c all la good order Apply GIIBtRT'S
Bowery and Spring St. Can be Deckcrs 10th
last River.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The pneumatic buoy, which moored near the Sandy
Hook htship parted its moorngs the evening OF the
9th inst and adr When last IL bore Ms from
the lightship.
Capt Bull OF schr II Chae. the buoy wheeler's
Rocks the OF Clinton harbo CT has been miss
Ing months endangering vessels entering the hsr
Dor and those auchOring outside.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
SAILED.

Steamer Abyssnia (Brl for Liverpool Ashland Charles
tom barks Fla (Aus Cork Falmouth; Eliza Barss lBr)
Bermuda
Wind At sunset. $: at midnight SSW.
barometer ut sunset. 29O9.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06

Bark Ings Nor. Bugge. IIsmburs-Benham Boyesen.
Bark Edward Cushing. Bickmore. Csdz-H W Loud d
Co.
Sehr Miranda. Mitchell valencia-Brett, Son Co.
schr l. Cordery. Hgbee. ichuond-slsght Petty
Schr VIM Fsrren. Lindscy, New Hsven-B ) Weinberg *
Co
schr + Goodwin Williams stanford--stamford Mknufae-
turing Co.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
HARD MONEY THEFT.

MILFORD, Ia, July s, 1870
. of Frederick Rose, wealthy farmer
9 county, Pa, was entered by thieves
ad robbed OF 500 In gold coin.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Winslow. of bark Com Norris Of NB
reports her June H. having taken 800 bbs sp oil
since leaving Fayal April 20 May 81. took large whale
which tue boat aud killed the boatseersr Joseph
Bayne, colored.
The New York herald., 1876-07-06

Sailed from - June 27 brigs Odovilla, Holland. ana
Kodiac Peters for United sates July bark Dsvete Du-
brovacki (AuO, krezevich do.
LoxDoS July 5A despatch from Gibraltar states tnAs
the Italian brig Gloria Capt Basile from New York June
for Trieste is ashore at Abyla Morocco Assistance has
been sent TO her.
Ship Puritan Khorassan incorrectly cabled) Capt
Chas W Downe. was wrecked Sanger Island at the
mouth of the oogiy while from Liverpool Tor
Calcutta She lett the former port On the 18th oil "ss
March with cargo of salt. The captain aud crew were
saved THE Puritan was 1918 tons register built ut East
Boston in 1866. rated Al and owned by Wilsms
Co. OF Boston She fully insured the risks being princi-
pally held by Boston Offices
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pATKs DEPARTURES PROM YORK yoR TUE MONTHS
oF JULY AND AUGUST
The New York herald., 1876-07-06
WEATHER

PLYMOUTH, July s. PM-wind sW. gentle breeze, with
rain.
HoLYRxAD, July 5, PM-Wiud SW. fresh.