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New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

Steam s'ps ELECTRA and GALArEA leave ler "a N"rl
River ~ laIL place, 4JO B. Fitshts Wa eilLe
line tak krnE lowest rates.
L. ". fIbKi&S. q. 4. AgL u :. BAbCoCh, firs'-
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
A-rM.YnEK- NEM-HANEN AND MARI

y -
y EIf.r d.. E.-E..N ID.L ANH NtA. .t'rIN lItr
VISION o. 'usa... rHrh, u. 4't'
rl,.,u-rf station Ia %eaNors, o.uu ',nua Depot ca
"'" '' .ts,.. .tFArr Nrr.IoEK
lraas for &,wiasr1 !..-C Of '.lu t'eC.l -'' tA-.,
900 INt.fu. Co., M ..E.. d. e.. .N'D'tI i.-.. ="
l,,ra.. ti-v 40 -ud 5l' u"oai r,f." u.,. and j.
Ior -oai SoiolI- ga. sos, go, u q n- I'm go
900 b.. O. so, tI5. f., 30. % DO - D. 'rt -,1ui'Ui
il 7t. 60 D. Iu De- q. II- J. &c.. J, e, "Ia. "sH' N''
.l BID. .. B.. $50. -u 90. IU. ..n .l % . 'n
l, Ton E.ri.- Spu. sH'l.. a "I Hui , a 49, a
- L. r. 81. -.ufc Inc HrJ lJ o. - De 'J Hf, J.
g. sHu 10 p ~ lp.nr ut ru"tlofu. '".N'.- ~
u, aut Do, Go 81. add lu %. H.. 81 'flr' Hi' 10
q. and Y u connect VIII uth. "n rl"iT l@ue ~
yk- i,r irt, .r.1t, su, thr t'hL''tt,If Nh.4rt AZ
es,ur.E The so, =. a. ar' = D.. u; ,'tt4,', t9 ~ b
Nor ..urlon h. D. 20 >rs IiH,u 'Ii tl' ~ D. 'il
-DJ. q co. t ~ Is'. su' % u U h' cor
u,ri Wtn Connecticut i.'u H. H. 90 '1l-''d .ir D. ~
Montreal Die tH g. tt . i1 CONS. - v Fll 'fH
raiu.t and Ifpg.s.lui. o. . Nfur"Itti ih' 90 H.
a.t j. 90 3D.. +I". and "i'h laGhIiN Fw Nw wN".@'
..r4 -,s.E.'s. I. m / tAO. ahd g. s'
viii s.,. q t4.I.f De-. i. 30 STAN .u.l o.,
sunday Boston aul rH- ~ p m Wa Nli'sh'''i ~ ~
T. h. Ni4 lTIsI'.i .-- 49,. -.
>llit fhg!tNf H.H.- ... ON. ,., o..
Gran. tti-1 I.fat C. ofs's of y J liaH.tT 10" ''i
t .r i,t. aEd Nu count &C., BOOB 100, VINO "i
40 ,l,c. ha gage l,.f Icstancs g." d'...HA.l'n
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
], TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1876.
Boaro ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

FURNISHED ROOMS for gentlemen and
wiycs also for single gentlemen. with without Ioa;f
few young ladies be accommodated at Zio west
Thiriesuth-si, references.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

CUNDhY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM
> m,ncng June THE NewJesey southern Naa%-', @ y,
H,ci"T s 81 $50 M Eeturnius, the tram leave. Long
itTsnr, M -. m ". .. SNEDt,, Cen. Man
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
Clettlon Notiee.
STATE or NFw.YoaK.

OFFICE or TnF Si,grTAgY or STATE
ALBANY August lst, lS7G.D
yu,O THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
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The Attempted Fraud In silver.
Prom fA< Springfield R,pubhcdr.

The British parliamentary committee are
pretty well satisfied that tho cause OF the de-
cline Of silver Is, frat: the rise IN production
ond, the Simultaneous disuse of silver by many
nations. p irtiy In the effort to establish a gold
currency, as In Germany, and partly through
the use OF paper for SIN all change. as In the
United States and Italy. This committee offer
no solution OF the din guilty In Indii. tho de-
probation Affects 40 vast mass OF currency that
II would only add another depth of ruin to at
tempt TO demonetize and substitute gold for 1t.
Yet every remittance from India to England
has to be made In this silver currency. now de-
preciated twenty per cent. The British India
G,vetnment, for inst nce, has TO remit about
tl5.OO0JO In silver to London annually. That
amount Is now incre lsed To ElSOOJ.000 and
every private debtor In India Is subject to tue
same loss.
Now, what Is the position Of the American
silver party2 Simply this, they urge the country
10 Guy, on uecllning market In tho hope OF
anu the people. up to 1873, nomin illy valued
silver ~ one sixteenth OF AN equal weight 81
and said, oy the deliberately devised ana long.
studied coinage act Of 1873, We will no longer
bind ourselves T. take silver at valuation Of
ope-sixioenth that OF gold. That was our ac-
ton. IL did not attract the attention OF IN .
world. It old not add doll n OF Old silver to the
silver market, II was noj n prophetic policy, but
we took that action for our own reasons then.
and IL turned out to he the luckiest thing posi-.
BILE. We sold out at the top OF the market.
lime passed on. and silver began to drop,
drop, drop, and. now that IL has declined twenty
per cent, the silver party Int up tine wall and
claim that. II our Government had not sold out,
II could not have declined. or that bv buying In
at low price we can raise the market price. ana
hence restore the g,l zen era OF an approaching
currency. it's an enOrt to embark the Govern
meat In speculation. The lucky rell estate
sprculdtor. who mad sold out at the top OF the
wave IN lsI3, would be cautious about bu-..uy IN
on "a decline, Wiz the idea that lie was going to
arrest the market anu ...h The tide. India,
France, Germany, and England would be very
grateful TO as n we would take alo.0oOooO Of
prudent " embark IN itf
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A Iunatic on "a Loo ON olive.

About o'clock last Saturday evening n
colored man named LON / yior. who Is crazy,
entered the Del iwars AN III ads IN round house
~ the south part Of Saratoga lie announced
mat ne was tue only man WAC cpuid run "A loco.
motlYe, ana with one oUund sprang into "A Loco
motive cab. The locomotive was steamed IN
ana the turn-table, over which It mad passed
Into the round house, was standing at right
angles to the track. Inc employees ordered
him of the engine. lie replied that "
they attempted u put him on he woull
stht tue enine, ana suiung the action
10 he word he placed his hand on
Tie thrOttlo-lover, when the locomotive began To
snow sixn' OF lie. Tuey yelled at him anu ne
stopped Tor moment, when they began tbs
work OF blocking the wheels. Seeing that the
iunatic vas bent on mischief, and that IN 81 he
removed ny force, messenger was desp atched
Iof nelp. Omcers were speedily at the scene,
wbere they found the mon desperately at work
blocking hack the engine, on whicn stood Fay
lor' with his hand on tho throttle lever ana MS
eyes fairy cleaning with nre. by strategy sew
eral men climbed up on the engine from differ
eht sides, when one OF them forced MS way into
the CAB and iorcibly wroncned Taylor's hand
from the throttle lever while others seized him.
bouno 20 Keep up the excitement, Il ,ylur, while
DeIng eJected from tho engine, seized the Wills
Tie cord aud chung to It like grim death, the
screaming whistle deafening ali with It's terrific
roar. TAYLOR W I'm lly taken out aud placed
In the lookup by the officers. Had ne succeeded
IN running the engine twenty nye feet ahead, IL
would nave plunged into the tn u-table pit
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FROM n Bang1 tMe. BAig ant Courier, Jliy 10
Newell Alexander, Micmac Indian.
aged about sixt-nine, was caulrt In Z, telrtriS
en- FRIDAY night, ~ the wools about forty rods
from the buhken bfldge, Two ana a h ~ miles
from Mattawainkeag, on the Old military road
He had lain there untii o'clock MONDAY after
noon, when Edward Hamel and John ! ward
ioInd hin, having been attracted "a him by hls
h1arse aud faint crl-s for help. lie had heard
the carriages passing up and down the road, and
lhd erred Tor hell, but tho sound 81 the wheels
probably drowned his voice. Some Iersons
Heard, but were afraid lie mad plenty To eat
WIN hln, but could not eat, as he was nearly
ehoked Tor want 0i waer. lie had in his pos.
seAsion dippHs with watch he dug down three
.n"s Ihtp tLs earth. and Was dipping up the mud
49, u sntkinR the water from It, lie had AN axe
~ il. "', ny ne MADE wedge. driving II behind
" ''A' N"ofNo' EASING the pressure.
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A Modern GEORGE WASHINGTON.

Yesterday morning careless mason
building out on Jefferson street on which he
was at work. Leaning over the wall and glanc.
Ing downward, he discovered a respect ible citi-
zen, with his SILK hat scrunched over his eyes
ana ears, rising from rec imDrnt posture. The
mason, In tones OF some apprehension, asked {:
Did that brick hit any one down thereI' The
rom tue RlOve-htting extinguisher into which
hts hat h al been transformed, reDlied with con-
adorable wrath YES, sir, II did II hit me-"
That's right" excl ned the mason, In toues
OF undis!uited admiration, mobile man
Moul rather have wasted a thousand bricks
thah nave hai YOU tell me a lie about It,"
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VITALITY of "a Pet Dog.

A pet dog that had been missing sinoe
the FOURTH OF July WAS Yesterday found ia a va
'nt room OF the Williams blook. Ia owner
to1k II WIN MN ihto the room On the Fourth OF
July ana aiter viewing the procession unInten-
ilonaily locked the door behind him. On open
Ing the room Yesterday for the purpose Of airing
IL, tho dog WAS discovered IL was very weak
anu emac ated after It's sixteen days connno-
ment without food Or water. but man lgsd to
wag ts tail with dellsh over it- releass and TO
walA.
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Peter ReiIiy's Fatal Lean.

There was excitement in M,fi1n. n. J., yester-
Cay. over the finding OF the mansled body OF Stephen
Reilly near the railway track. II supp that he
had murdered. but II was subseque lily ascor.
tancd that ne ieIDed from the mdni shi lrLn
das led against u c al OOI.
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gost uno foano.

/ OSI-A much.prirei wiite pet rabbit oldi had
IL pink eyes llDcrh reward VIII De paI for it, re-
turn, or Intelligence ~ T.. Apply u
Mrs h. ID BASSFORD, 923 East Isih a.,
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7777 IIlIlIlzIaIlI l
Gluntto- Mans.

1n,.,.a rnr,..
eQlunito--- ulalts.
- 80 -. = +. . - : : = -, -
a pure tee. families hotels and large consumers
s Wr Tss cp%p'9 cr s Fulton " between Church
a 10 shoe store none otSef need sppiyi also. boy
I s tSs york 2se In Jersey CITY Apply f rcE
A COLI,EtTOR mus, know the streets in BROOK.
"A iyn security rcaiired. j. 4. MoGEE,.
~ y,
A 80 s.s: and O. Nth ioasiSs zddic.. r.. boz
Asad S,dses' american s,nFsf Co.. sSS SrS.d~s,.
A COUPLE OF men wanted to assist in brick yard.
INQUIRE ~ io' o'a a' ,ou. 'o.' aoo,e ,o'a y.
CARDS %aS ss canal ss NV 9oSE 'n''
DAKERS' picnic and games, Harlem Park, iseth
/,o~vycr,oxv,u ,sa..,..,,. ,,.,o,.,,ns,a,
\ making French and AneIic n Confectionery. Ap-
%snS%,y Ssi :, iCIs "a Az only ,hosS Who have
more Ss %s s money 81 or;
80. >. n, %. AH' WV. Nv. 1.oos,a.
which mus, be Io" xddres. Po,, One boz Ss7B
a.. Corner OF wssb,eston 'A App' ~ ''' "''' ii'"
-
FuNO BAKER S.-Wsnted, hrst-cla ass baker to take
N,n'n AZ.
XNANTED-A strong boy, about seventeen
w OLD 10 blank boox store one acquainted with
the business pre- erre1. Address, with referencei
BLANK BOOKS. box 1877. sun office.
WANTED-75 men TO WORK on railway. and 90
w brickl'yers 90 stonecutcrs and 90 Ian )rers CAL
In basement before A. M. Of 300 Bowery. $500.
nv ANTsD-hRcnht TOT frcsluentls Dhukes' .nrg
r sss6,e send 10 cents tor sample 10 p Eel
dence r. H., 900 per cent pront to agents
.,,,,,,~-. : : 49, a. -.
WANTED a Young man IN rctectorv 70 ASSIST
w the carveri one that understands MS p1sineas
tWEENf'S Hotel.
WANTED A nrst class jobber on wheels ard car
w riage wood work. MONkS& lRNING,
lsJ South oth aV.
xxyANrVnA o,.,-cI... :. ood ,orker ,nn.t he or,
w ira good no other need answer. Aliress, Tor
three days, WOODWORkER boz l2S sun ONCE
xxy.Nrrn yonns man IN canvas. %, !. nonni.,
w nVuns hsn 10 W ,s, ~ =. popn s
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R,aI estau.

coon h )mes near city low prices; easy payments (;
Unrculars free 4. X. KELLOGG. Broidway.
2C0O ONLY for splendid lot 10 Flu,hln In
sDsDUJ Close prONimitv TO schools and cuutchee.
Fushny IA but six mlles from New York city with
and water In pines. Tnc most beautiful suburb and
magnificent bay, where nshng and boating can be en-
joted At pleasure Excellent marsets and stores win
every convenience, Without the objections % crowded
city Apply at Is. ". Ill CHCOCk'S real estate ufce
on Main st., Flushing. and at $50 ay,, New York.
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mHnffb. .-4tmaIfA

WANTED Experienced girls on NUT taasei IN
w ishing. A L. PHILLIPS CO., 10 Mercer a.
HNANTRD-An English dairy woman. Apply from
w Toto O'Clock 246 Canal st., Sd Moor.
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Restaurants.
BuarO amo Rooms.

DEEFSTEAK JOHNS
ID Restaurant is open on 25th July. 239 Bowary.
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0upartu,rs9lp tlutir,s.

TUE COPARTNERsIIIP nrm of FERDON
MlLLhk meats Rnd prOduce dealers, rs Nr.ey picr,
dissolved on July IL, 1870 ~ mutual consent MIR. joan
feIuon Is 10 receive thr Asects aud pay all haMurs
JOHN FEKDON, O. Il MILLER
FINIiE FIR ~ Dunn. Outerhrldge & Co, "a Vrsey
Il 81 teas, dissolved I'M. day Not spDn.i IT, after
TO-DAY, kOBf, W. ct TER iRID iE
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fuiJlll dlsN:i.

niSEASfS OF MEN, Nervous y '0t'if9. and kin.
area hnrclpns speed AN perm inently cured ~
2ptn ~. Hours. Sto3
ZANE BURR-Plelse call at i5e West tnn ST..
- Mis-. fOkSN m
ON MONDAY EVENING, Juy ~, 1870. wiz
~ nave grand opening OF ny Ale Ftacc, corner "
I'm 81 anu Btu avrto wnch all IRE cordially invited
THOS MoCABE.
clfn6f I'm ST. anu IN AZ:
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
koCKAwAY BEACH AND FAR RoCKAwAY.

Trains leave Long Island city for Far Roek..y ana
aud 8 T.. N.
Pm
Returnn leave Rocksvsy beach $40. i12o A. Nj
I3t, 2:t8 $40, $50 p. NJ. Far Roc "a way 6:25. T.
1851, y, 1889, HISS A. MI lisa. 3os t23 0. ON
Pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for Rockaway Beach and Far Bockaway 0. TO- II
A. NJ, 1:30, $40 T. NJ.
Returning-Lesve Rocksway Beach IL 80 A. NJ .b.G
SOP ". Far Rocksway TAG. lii52 A. NJ f2a
Take ferry at James slip ucot Cnambers ST.. sund'y,
excepted, half ~ hour before departure OF trains
Sundays at $3.50 ana 1880 A. NJ. and o T.. M. or
ferry foot 34th st. f. X GAIL fifteen l5l minutes bs
fore departure Of trains
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YnbIis iLOtmts.

YWUUl NUIItts.
NOTICE OF ASSIGN NEST Notice Is hereby
~ given that slgemund Kahn uf the city OF Trenton
~ the county OF Mercer, ana state OF New Jersey hath
TINS day made an ass Rnmrnt to the subscriber or his
eae for the equal benent OF his CREDITORS and that
the said creditors must rNhoi their re- pecye claim,
under oath or affirmation within the term OF three
months. ISAAC MYMAN Assi,nea 'NN
patol july 20 1870 TrentOn, n J.
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Suction ttotusa

A SSi;>BE'S SALE PETER BOWIE Auctione er
~ silehrolns corner 9Th St ana Univrrslty pace
sells SATURDAY, July 60 1879, at 10 O'Clock corner
l4th a. and Av d. bNears' lease Of coal yvrd about
100 tons Of Goals coal screens sheds scales once fur.
niture. safe, Ac. PAUL SCHN ITZLKR Assgnee
COOK scRvcK, Attorneys.
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,hIstslLiNIli.

For sale through
1ARRANT, sCHEFFnLIN. and others
hINOECtS quietly AMI wi IN nut scandal any where
- way when divorced. Ameuc "a Law Agency, III
Aston House. N'' -
IAHME RS. LOOK OIT.-For salc cheap buck.
wheat orah horses aud cattle. gao DNi,i n ".
GKEENiOI- f)7 sale. 1lx75 taet; boiler pine
~ &c, Address a box lOS sun ONCE ''N'
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&iolit,ta.
&iolitiN..
FINORCnEsi TORCHRSi TORCDRst
Il WA. PORrER'S SONS MApuflcturers,
27i Pearl ST.. New York.
nlusital snstrumtnts.

H FEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS. made TO measure
the very best for W not the slightest obligation
10 take or Keen any Of Keeps shirt. unless perfectly
satisfactory OH Broadway and O1l Arcn ST.. PnAde
ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03

ALEXANDRIA. March 3l--saled. schr NARY Sands. New
York.
BOSTON April 2Arrived steamer siberia (Br) Iiarri-
Liverpool bars Regina Toek Ray. Sacua tCubal !;
schrs May Ncrsrland. Mcfarland. Psermo II Bridges.
Landnek. xonseo Pr; SIS Hudson, Vaughan. Galveston;
Baker Baltimore; W Lewis, Hopper. Philsdepha; Ma
BALTIMORE. April l-ceared schr Lulu, SNOW Boston.
I'd Arrived. steamers VIM kennedy. Foster. Savannah;
Octorgra. Reynolds. New York.
BELFAST. March 23-sailed. schrs J ID Bodwei. Jack
sonvilie; Jessie Allen. Randall Petersburg. Va
24fl-SniIed. schr> Annie Lee. Look. Jacksonville.
load tor New York.
2sth-sailed. srhr Dions. Ware n, Jacksonville.
Phipsburg, To- load Tor Philadelphia.
Saiied-Schr Montana. Pearce, New York
load for New York.
ssiled-ssnrs win-ow Morse oliver, New York: Koret
Dunnam, Baltimore: " French, Chds. Flushing Ii
Arrived At do aoth schrs Drsko Haskell Boston, TO
psd Tor Philadelphia Austin, Williams salem, to load
Arrived At Fort Popham aoh. schr Aidridgs Harm
den Boston 70 load Tor Philadelphia.
Arrived At Rrgsvillc 2sh. scr Laura Burlingams, to
load Tor New York.
Arrived at Parkers Head 2sth. schr Ida della Tore,
Chase To load.
BRISTOL March 3o-Arrivod. schr 4 Corson. Cor
son. AiexnndriA.
CnARl.ksroy. March 2e--Asrvsd up. ship Martha Bow
ker, Woodside. Liverpool.
3Hh--taesrcd schr VI " Knowles. Dow. Bostcn-
Ssiled-Schr Lily. Cole. Boston tnot New ORR. :.
April i--tlcared steamers city OF Atlanta, wccdhul,
New York Virginia. Livingston. Phiisdeiphis; Falcon
Kirby. Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03

BARK CELISA. Allen. at Boston LIST inst from Buenos
March ~ So lon 10 - Geo Under
HILL aged 70 fell from the foretopgallant yard and
WAS lost
Scum ANACONDA Fichett ashore Long Point, be-
low Mibrdge In tie gale and lost rudder part OF
keel bottom She has been hauled oil and owed
TO Milbrdge for repairs The schr Caroline Capt Wallace
broke and ashore the fats In the same gale
but sustained damage the loss " rudder and
chors.
scaRJ. e. THOMPSON. before reported wrecked at Shin
driven ashore In heavy sE gale the 10Th ult, nc
midnight The people OF life station No ~ shot rocket
line the vessel and by this rescued all board
who kindiy cared for by Mr. Squires hs keeper
and his sids
ScHR Sux W TOWNSEND. which ashore Brsndwine
Shoals. has arrived ~ Philsdeiphia; no damage.
ScHR SUMMIT (Br). Portland. Ne, I'd inst from Var
mouth Ms. had mainboom broken In the late gale.
AMERICAN LLoYDs UxrvgRsAL REGIsrER-we have
through Capt Thcs Taylor the April supplement-
the above work. and notice that contains large
amount Of valuable shipping iniormAon also rssurvcys,
metailngs. corrections kc
MISSING vKssKIs-rembroke. March 29-Much anxiety
felt for the safety of the schr Ida Ella captnin Walker OF
this port which e Newcastle Del some i've weeks since
for Halifax Ms loaded with corn from which no news hus
been heard
Rockand, Ne, March 3l-Much anxiety Is felt for the
safety Of the bark Norwood (of kockpor, Captain Geo
snsIherd She sailed from Galveston for Bremen ~ days
since, but nothing has been he ard from her since.
CHARLESTON, April The northern bound steamers are
detained here by stormy weather.
LAUscHkD-A Bath, Ne, March 81 by alexander Robin
son. schr OF i30 tons famed Mary Weber She Is
others and will be commanded by Capt Charles Haines,
of Sout
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BREMERHAvxs March 3l-ssiied, barks Bruennow Ger,
Psget New York Betty Ger. Nordsnhold do also the
Istavat for North America
CnRIsrIAxiA, March Sailed bark Msgnus Lagaboter
(Nor). Philadelphis
DUBLIN. April l-Sailsd, bark Carrie wyman, Gilksy,
Philadelphia
FALMOUTH. April l-Arrived. bark Annie Elliott FL
lott. SoursbayA
GLOUCESTER April l-saled bark ArIadnes (Nor) Han
sen New York Union for do.
HAvRE April Sailed ships Crusader (Br. Brewer New
York; Hercules (Nor,. Nielsen. New Orleans
LoSDox-Ssied from Gravssend April ?. ship Ellen Mum
roe, Hotchkiss San Francisco.
NAPLES to April l-Ssiled Castsia (Br) Butler
New York.
QUEENSTOWN, April i-Arrved, bsrks Isaac Jackson.
Walsh. Portland, Ne.
Arrived I'd. bark Iride QtaD, Mago Philadelphia briggs
Sophia Cook B Cook, Boston; Mary Francs Francis.
Portland, Ne.
Also arrived I'd, steamer Illinois, Shackford Phadciphis
for Liverpool land proceeded.
SEvILLE to March STARVED. schr Walter r Parker
Danies New York
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HON. FREDERICK wALpoLE, NJ. p.

BY cable despatch from London, unoer date Of the
I'd inst informed of the Of the death
OF Hon. Frederick walpolc member OF Parliament for
North Norfolk. Mr. walpole was the son Of the third
Earl Of Oxford, by his wife Mary, daughter of W. A.
Fawkncr Esq He was born on the 18th OF September,
in the year 1922 and, IN the year 1852 married his
cousin Sophia Frances wapolc. He entered the Royal
Navy the year 1889, Lieutenant IL 1916 and
tired commander 1854 He was a distinguished OIL
GER served with great ectdt In the rst Anglo Chi
War; In the India waters and during the operations
on the Danube. The gentleman also well known
in literary circles by his publications, -Four Years
the Pacific" Tho Ansayrii, or Further East" and
other works Of repute in politics he was conserva
tive He contested Lynn unsuccessfuly In November.
1865, and elected Tor North Norfolk In November,
1865. HIS lineage is very ancient He was the twenty
seventh in descent from Sir Reginald walpole and the
nineteen from Sir Henry de walpolo who represented
Norfolk IN Parliament In the year 1916
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03
RAILROAD THROUGH A SEA
From the Vallejo Cali Chronicle

From the Vallejo lCaL) Chronicle.l
singular sight Is now presented 10 passengers ON
the California Pacific trans between Davisvills and
Sacramento. For miles tho road passes through .
broad sea- stretching for immense distance either
slde The water averages three four feot IN depth
In places tho top rail OF fences IL alone visible
and occasionally houses may be seen isandod IN the
The water Is not merely stationary but moving down
the valley with more less rapidity There IS appar-
emily a hundred times water the tucs than In
the Sacramento River ITSELF and the reflection Is nat
uray suggested that II all the swamp and tuc land on
the western bank Of the should be reclaimed and
protected IRON overflow by dikes the waters lined
In such . narrow channel would rise to an unprecc-
dcnted height and dcuge tho streets OF Sacramento
Although there has been no rainfall for over week
the water draws or from the tules very slowly and
during the last few days the fall has been very slight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03
FIRE AT FAIRMoNT, W. VA.

PIrrsBrRG Pa, April 2, 1875.
destructive IRE occurred at Fairmont. W. Va
early this morning, by which twenty-five buildings
were destroyed and a number damaged The fire was
undoubtedly the work OF an incendary and originated
between Swisher Carpenters store and Pcndergasts
saloon The entire business block from Bridge street
to Jefferson on the south side OF Main and all
tho buildings but two the north side were burned
also number OF buildings Bridge street The total
loss Is FULLY Sl25 O00 which there is insurance
OF SO. 500, divided as Enthusiastically Insurance
Company OF Wheeling. So 300 Franklin, OF Wheeling,
OF Wheeling. S. 600; Ena Of wheeling, 81 500; Citi
zens OF Wheeling. $1,000; Fancu!l hail. Of Hartford,
81 COO Pennsylvania OF Pttsburg, $4,000; Hartford,
OF Hartford, 81 500