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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-12
ENGLAND.

THE DoRY CENTENNIAL AGAIN sPoKEN-rHE
WALTON EXTRACTION CAsE-THK VERDICT IN
THE BRAVO INQUEST.
LONDON, August H. 1870
The dory Centennial, from Gloucester, Mass, en-
route to Liverpool spoken on the 9th inst fifteen
miles east by north from Tuskar light All we'll
THE ExrRAprrIoS CASH.
In the case OF John Walton, said to be OF New York,
who was cxtraded from France and tried before
geant Cox yesterday, the prosecution contended that
1t right to try the prisoner for uttering the forged
check because II not able to prove the forging,
though the utteripg easily provabIe. uttering
forged paper not being ndictabe offence under the
French treaty the Sergeant ordered tho prisoners
lease.
END CASE
The inquiry into tho death OF Mr.. Bravo (known as
the BALKAN mystery closed Wednesday, after taking
evidence for twenty days. and the court adjourned
until to-day, whom ator two hours elaboration, the
jury found that Charles Bravo did not commit suicide
and did not die by misadvcnure, but that he will
fully murdered "But" they say, "there is not sum-
cient evidence to FIX the guilt upon any person pcr
sons"
THE SILVER QUESTION.
N. Goschen In the course Of his speech on the Sill
yer question the House Of Commons last night said
he thought Lord Hamilton spoke too strongly OF the
panic. The causes now working justified apprchen-
sion but he believed however except to the extent
tho American mines might yield increased amounts,
we now know the worst Tho idea OF intro ducing q
gold currency m India in lieu of silver opposed,
and the speaker mentioned the great Inconvenience
which had resulted from the change made In Germany.
Tho Fnancier to-day says private advices from
Berlin tend to confirm the statements recently pub
Ished as the moderate extent OF the supplies OF sill
yer held by Germany and destined for sale.
DrsHA ELI TO RE EARL OF pEACOvsFTHLD
Il is reported that Mr Disrae is abous be raised
to the House of Lords with the title Of the Earl Of
Bcaconsned.
The morning papers warmly congratulate Mr. Disrac
on his elevation to the peerage. The Times says he Is
the greatest member Of Parliament that ever lived
THE LEADER THE COMMONS
Tho Telegraph says the leadership Of the next session
Of the House Of Commons will probably devove upon
Sir Stafford Northcoe, the present Chancellor Of tho
Exchcquer.
Mr. Dsraeli closed the debate last evening on the
Bulgarian atrocities defending the government in the
course pursued This, Is believed is his last speech
in the House Of Commons
A NEWSPAPER SUSPENSION
Tho publication Of tho Hour newspaper has been
discontinued
THE EARL OF MALMEsBuRY RESIGNS.
LONDON, August II, 1879
The Earl of Malmesbury has resigned the Office OF
Lord Privy Seal on account of iIi-healsh.
The report that Mr. Disracl is to be elevated to the
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A-BENNETr BUILDING.
FlKEPkOOF
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON sra
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES.
APPLY On THE PREMISES.
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A-sENSIBLE REMEDY.-THE SILK ELASTIC
Truss, sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 653
Broadway Cures rupture.
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he LAUREL BUSH; AN OLD FASHIONED LOvR
STORY.-part w. BY tho Author Of John Halifax.
:
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PURE WATER.-USE THE CELEBRATED LONDON
SIIcArxp UAgDos FILTERS purity your Croton. Depot
for United States, ~ Water st., New York
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CROTON WHARF.-THE PUBLIC ARE CAU-
toned against drinking this in its present impure
recommended APoLLIs Anis. pure. natural
mineral water. imported by McCULLAGH CO.. 10
ieau Il Nnx
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THE EARL OF NALMEsBuRY RESIGNS.
LONDON, August H. 1879
Tho Earl of Malmesbury has resigned the Office Of
Lord Privy Seal on account of iIl-health.
The report that Mr. Disracl is to be elevated to the
peerage Is confirmed.
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at TITLE BROWN BESSlEr-TffE MOST POPU.
IL lar Book OF tho season. just out. Send n cent?
stamps 20 the NEW YORK boon AGENCY. Post once
5.7t3 sew York city. and copy by return mail
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THIS sixth number finishes the first half yearly volume
and oniains complete analytical index which Of ines
tim able vs.nc.
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
The very hes; Tor SO; hns ed easily as hcm-
ming handkerchief 81 broadway and vi Arch st..
Philadelphia
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DON'T SPOIL. YOUR MEALS BY DRINKING
Croton when You get spbon OF CARL II. SCHULrZt
NAIKK tor only lbc.
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DELIBERATE MURDER.

q FATHER FATALLY SHOOTS HIS DAUGHTEH's
READING THE ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TEENTH PSALM
WYrHEviLLE Va, July l9, 1876.
Our community startled this morning by the
shocking Information that Charles NJ. Williams who
resides at tho depot at this place. and is employed BY
the Western Union Telegraph Company, had shot and
killed J. ?. DicSerson, the depot agent here
The facts, as far as have been able gather them
Are these:-wliams became apprised yesterday even.
lug that his only daughter about twenty years Of age
Was enceinte, and upon inquiry who
Was the author OF her rum, he in
formed that 1t was Dickerson He Immediately,
rs IL Is said, called upon Dlckcrson, charged him with
bhe seduction and nforme him If he did not marry his
daughter he would Kill him. Dickcrson failing TO give
him satisfaction at the tmc he (wiliams) said he
would give him until eight O'Clock morning to
make up his nina. THIS morning he Is said to have
again called on Dickerson and demanded to know
whether he intended marry his daughter and again
left without getting satisfaction. In short
lime he reappeared AT the depot with shotgun
in his hands while Dickersou engaged with
hs assls.an. IN eopyins the li9.h psalm dor
aim and lodged eight or nine buckshot ia tho
lett side OF his face, completely MASKING both his
upper and lower jaws atoms oil the shot coming out
The neck on the opposite sce DickcrsoD, who seemed
10 have been unaware Of the presence OF W ams, ut
ter,d the exclamation, 'sMy God thc last and only
words he spoke after being shot In tour minutes
Alter he expired IN sittIg posture on The sofa where
he at the time.
The Two men previous to3 Yesterday had been
on very intimate terms Williams heard to
say alter committing the homicide that he had killed
nau whom be had regarded the best friend be had
on earth Williams immediately surrendered himseir
20 the proper authorities had examination and was
sent on 'c the Circuit Court giving bail promptly liz
she sum OF $500
Coroner's inquest was held and the Jury rendered
. verdict In accordance with the above facts
Dickcrson had been depot agent here for several
years, and was regarded by tho company as a good
officer
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SnIr STAR Hopx built at East Boston in 1867 regis
ing before reported st Antwerp loading for New
York sold the latter port June % to under the
Holland flag Her New York cargo would be disch aryed
and voy age abandoned.
SACRAMENTO nelson at San Francisco July II from
New York. expcenced rs days OF fearful gales aud rough
round tho Cape the heavy gales continued to lat 40
lon 49, ship experienced rough usage during that
time.
snIr CoxxoSwEALrn Br,. Cooper at San Francisco uy
IL from Newcastle, NSw May II had strong nurhcrly
gale lasting "a hours during which carried jbooom.
BARK ANNA TAYLOR, which arrived At Sa us 18th inst
pert stopped Nassau British regis
ter having been sold in Boston by the US Marshal for
debt
BRIc CONQUEST. from Boston for Norfolk. returned
Boston yesterday morning tor repairs having been in col
lxion the 18th inst OIL Cape Cod. with unknown
schooner and had her stsbosrd rigging carried
ScHR THonAs SMITH, of New Bedford 100 10 tons has
been sold to II j Parker, OF Brewer Nc. for S7OO.
vessel OF about 500 nearly bottom up, and
had been time way in las 70 90 by
bark Francesca Avcgno utA Philsdephx July 10 from
Gloucester. f.
SHwroRr July ls-Ths schooner yacht Haze, of New
York. Mott while cruising Con Park
Nsrragsnset Bay during squsl yesterday carried away
her mxiamast head Snn will 60 to New London for
pairA
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AncHAxerL, July o-ssiled. bark Jennie Cobb. Small
United states.
BxLSAsr July le--Arrived bark Hervasaska (Aus).
Schrsnty, Philadelphia
BRrnxs. July ls-Arrived barks Champion (Br). Allen
Philadelphis via Queenstown Betty tGer Nordsnholt
Baltimore.
Sailed 18th. ship Mary Riggs. Lapgdon New Orleans;
bark Gutenberg ger, Gerlaeh United States.
CALAIS, July ls-Arrived bark Marie Christina QtaD,
Jaecanno. New York.
DUBLIN July lsSailed, bark Ranacls Ligure Qta Con-
sgere United States brig ravorit ,Nor seinorth do
FEcAxr. July i5-sailed. bark Aimuri Qtsl, Trspsni,
United States
GLASGOW. July I5-Saled. brig Won Bennngscn GER,
Costa United States lsth bark Gauger f(Nor Larsen
do.
GorrzSsuRG. July ls-Arrivsd. bark Sarah A Dudman
(Br). Rose Nov York.
HUT July 10 Sailed bark II Lsono QtaD, conoinsrd
United States.
HAMBURG July is-Arrived bark Johanns Marie Ger,
Gustavus. New York
HAvRr July ls-Arrved. steamer Canada r) Frangeui,
New York.
Hone koxc July l2-Arved. ship Oregon. Curtis, Car
din bark BencfActor Hxydorn, New York.
IrswrcH. July issailed bark Rosina Bruno dtaD Jac
cnrino. United States
LIVERPOOL July i9Saled. steamer Ohio. Morrison Phila
deiphia: bark omoa 3D. McwiIliams. North America.
LONDON. July ie-Arrived barK Micnco GAlatos Utah.
Fcrrars. New Orleans.
Also arrived iosh (nos l7th). ship Cornelius Grinnel
BoriHnd, New York.
Cleared 18th, bark Won Mol,ks (Bp. McCully. North
America
Lxrrn. July isArrived. bsrks Nancy Holt (Br). Swan
wilniAxsea- NC: FrusR CNor). Bsss~ssn- PhadslDhis
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BOARD OF POLICE.

TIE COMMISSIONERS APPOINT EIGHTEEN SER
aEANTs--FouR NEW CAPTAINS SOON TO BE
MADE.
The corridors OF the Central ONCE were nllcd for
hours yesterday morning with roundsmen summoned
for examination with view 10 their promotion. The
Commissioners met ut ten o'clock, with Mayor Wick
ham present. and privately examined the candidates
one by one. They all subjected to rigorous ex-
animation In the duties of policeman and IN general
knowledge. After several hours work the slate was
completed, and the following roundsincn wero ap-
pointed scr2eants and assigned 10 the precincts set
opposite their names:--E o. Smith, FIRST; j. s. Acad,
Fourteenth; Peter Conlon, Twenty-sixth; John Nc
Cullough, Sixth John II. Grant, Thirteenth; James
Kealy Detective office; John L. Gay, Fourth lnspec-
ton district: Horlbelt, Essex Market Court
Thomas 4. Willard, Twenty seventh; Jacob Welsing,
Seventeenth; Gustav Dahlgreen, Sixth Moses Cort
right Second Inspection district; John B. Haihorn,
Twenty. first; Charles NJ Granger, SIXTH James X.
Fuller, Steamboat Squad; William II. Webb Seven
teenth; John Kclaher Fifteenth; Francis Ftzgcral1
Nineteenth
The Board then adjourned without appointing any
captains.
Referring to the new scrgeants General Smith stated
to a prominent Official alter the appointments had
been made that the mon we're all OF the finest mate
rial. Each had passed first class exam nation. and
the past record in every instance was spotless Merit
alone and not political influence had been considered in
making the selection. These sentiments we're echoed
by Superintendent Walng and Inspectors DEs and
Speight each of whom says that. in their long expe
on the iorce they never witnessed more worthy
promotions.
Tho long talked OF appointment OF four captains was
expected to come OF yesterday but the Commissioners
prepared and Is Is not certain that they Will
be made this week The fortunate candidates are not
yet named but is believed that they will be selected
from Inc following list
Sergeant Murray, Fifteenth precinct
Sergeant Ferris, Nineteenth sub b-precinct
Sergeant Eakn, First Inspection district
Sergeant Kass, Tenth precinct.
Sergeant Bcrkhod, Second District Court
Sergeant Pickett, Second Inspection district
Sergeant Mc(iiven, Second Inspection district.
The latters chances have been increased by his
cent misfortune in being stabbed by the thief King,
alias Hendricks, and should he from his wound
his next duty will probably be done as Captain.
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OFFAL IN THE LOWER BAY.

Several days ago District Attorney Brtion, OF Brook
Iyn wrote to the New York Police Commi ssioners
Calling their attention to tho nuisance resulting from
the deposit Of garbage in the lower bay They replied
on Tuesday, saying that the law complied with in
respect that the OF dead animals were
not allowed be carried In the scows and that DIAL
Contractor swift carried such articles Barren Island
They said that dead animals were more likely to como
from adjacent points than from New York and that the
complaints were made before the Street Cleaning
Bureau constituted. Yesterday Mr.. Brittop sent
reply 10 the Commissioners as follows
through your chief clerk, of yesterday. You
do not seem to be advised as to the real grounds
OF complaint They are no, Of the place at
which the offensive material dumped but Of The time
with reference 10 the tide, which IL thrown into
the water Dumped at extreme ebb tide on The food
Is is noated To the shore instead of being carried
As understand II, chapter 60s. OF the laws OF
1875, appointing shore Inspector and recurring per-
mits to be obtained from HIM In there specned
be doubted that the evil complained of emanatcs from
the boats loaded and discharged unGer the direction Of
your BOARD
feel assured that on further consideration In view
OF the real cause OF the difficulty honorab Board
will
A COMPLIANCE WITH rnK ACT
OF 1875, l cannot believe tha; with without the
provisions of that act you would be instrumental IN
creating nuisance detrimental TO the comfort, II
not the health, OF thousands of people OF
substantially citizens of the city OF New York well
AS Of Kings county although tho remedy may involve
tho additional expense OF towing the boats against the
tide instead OF with II, or or their remaining out few
more hours awaiting proper tide. You will permit
add that the fact, II u be SO, THAT the evil in
question existed for years and has Afforded here
tofore grounds for serious complaint can hardly be
held to create rignt by prescription TO ITS contnu
ance especially In OF the rcm3dy the Legislature
OF 1873 coSnizant OF this evil to have furnished
Trusting that the matter will be adjusted IN a true
spirit OF comfy and justice remain very respect
fully. wINCHEsrER BRiTroN,
District Attorney Of Kinss c".si~
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souRABAyA MAY ls-Arrved, Frederick Lndor. bsssset
Liverpool: 18th. Ellsworth. Smith, Ssmxranr.
nASARAsc. May 2i-Arrived Clara simpson. Ss'Eon
WATERFRONT. July 6-Arrived Henry Smith. "eeks. nv
York; Sutherland. Upton. Richibucto ~.
WEsrPoRT, July 0-Arrived, Jernbuen, svendsen' Ne'
York. :. -,
ioKAmAxA. July l-Arrivcd, Great Republic ts, csbh
San Francisco for Hong Kong.
BRsroL July THE Fair Wind Rswis, from Psnsaeo...
Climber iadeni IN entering cam6srand Basin last Night
coded with the pier head sustained damage " STAR
board bow above water line
BELFAST July S--The Nellie Guest Messenger. from
rick making water having been on the South Rock and
of by the Glasgow Flying Arrow; will de'k
tide.
Kenzi@. from Manila for New York themp and sugar..
grounded reef aspar straits bus got Oh aher dis
char portion OF her cargo which was then again put
will proceed the master consoea suruey 70
be unnecessary
GnAvssrSp July s-The velox. Stubbs from Quebec.
in collision with the brig Peters bound for Dublin
the 9Th between the Isle OF Wight and Portland ox
Tho former vessel received considerable damage
GIARALrAn July G-Thc Gloria. Italian brig. from New
York or Trieste before reported has been towed In here
leaky. She has surveysd and II VAS recommendso
that she should dock tor further examination.
LIMERICK July 6-The Rambler. O'Nel. arrived from
Mramch had throw portion OF her deck cargo over.
ard through stress OF weather in the Western Ocean.
HoLYnxAp July s--The bark Richard Pearse. Bartahy
eather The master reports being nearly down By
eamcr name unknown which carried away some iAnyard
gallant rail and stanchons
RAxsGArE July Tho bark t,onstante OF Lns:no ifom
terdsy; assisted of by boatmen aud proceeded Tor the
Downs, apparently without . damage: agreement foo
(Sincc arrived ut HULL
ROTTERDAM July s-The p Caland, Dutch STEAMER. from
land. and remained steamer and lighters were sent -
her assistance she got off the following tide
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BELOW.
Ship Charger, Hallett, from Boston July Is.
CLEARED.

Steamer scythia r), Ianes Liverpool via Queenstown
q Francklyn.
Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory. Savannah-Mur-
ray, Ferris 4 Co.
steamer Ashland, Crowel, Charleston-J w Quintard
Co.
Steamer Mayhower. Davidson. Phlsdephis-Jas Hand.
Ship Washington, Martin. LverpooI-Thos Dunhsm's
Nephew Co.
Ship Gustav Oscar Ger. Kimme, Bremen-Herman
Koop h Co.
bark Marathon. Emery. Adcside-Arkell Tufts 20.
Bark Addis Sleeper Sleeper. Stettin-B hetcalf 4
Co.
Bark Leocadia (Ger). Schulkau. Bremen-H Baetjer.
Bark de Canarais tsp). Garcia Sta Cruz de Tenerfc
Canary Islsnds)-E Puig.
Brig MaY Lester (Br Graiths. Queenstown for orders
Funch. Kdye Co.
Brig Arcangelo dtaD, Caesce venice-Lauro. Storey
Co
Brig r B Cove, Hodgman, AatsnEas-Parsons 4 Loud.
Brig Laura Gertrude Risk. Brunswick Ga Warren Ray.
Brig Cascstee Sparks Bath. Ne, via Georgetown, Dc
James Henry.
Schr Fred Smith. Smith, Lagusyra and Porto Cabello
Schr X Rankin. Hall. ST John. NB-Scammeli Bros
Schr ChAs Hayes, Poland GGlveston-lI W Loud Co.
schr Zeta Psi. Jameson. Key west-Benncr Pinkney.
Schr J 4 Crowley. Cotton Philadelphia snow
Schr Millie Trim Drnkwxter, Bangor-H w Loud h Co.
sch Onward. Lowell, Bangor-RP L Bnck Co.
Schr y Acken, Toms Stamford-Stamiord Manufactur
ing
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EXCURSION STEAMER DANGERS.

The AMgEICUs BRrAKs DOWN AND Is TowED
INTO poET-ALMosr PANIC on THE pLYM-
oUTH ROCK.
The excursion steamers plying to Rockaway Beach
carried out immense number of persons all their
trips yesterday, and natural consequence, were
fully crowded the return trips to this city, The
last trips OF the and Plymouth Rock
were marked by accidents which, although slight
In character, created little excitement
and apprehension among the passengers
When only short distance out from the beach at
Rockaway the machinery OF the Amercus gave way
and she became entirely helpless. The Never.
sink, oil tho same line, which also had full compile
OF passengers ON board, steamed alongside ana
running out hawser to the Americus towed her all
the way round tho Hook through the Narrows, until
the oil Governors Island where the
Ncvcrsink cast off, and running up 10 the Fulton
ferry dock, Brooklyn, sent tugboat down the river
10 the Americus, which was finally brought to the
Brooklyn dock nearly two hours behind time when
the passengers were safely landed Much dissatis
faction at first expressed by the excursionsts at
the accident but tins was removed by tho feeling or
thankluncss for their safe return 10 Brooklyn. Tho
Americus was taken TO her dock on the North River
for repairs.
The accident on the Plymouth Rock was OF a some
what different character. When the mammoth
steamer Oh her last trip from Rockaway 10 tins
city the Madrgal Boys began singing, as they stood
around tho piano on the main deck just att OF tho for
ward companionway. Tho boat was crowded and the
passengers nocked around the young gee singers Tho
vessel had reached the rougest part Of the trip, just
outside Sandy HOOK bar. The weight OF the passen
gers on the main deck proved too heavy, and on
side swell striking the steamer two OF the posts
and stanchions tho lower deck, al the
lunch counter, gave way Considerable excitement and
somewhat OF panic ensued The officers Of the boat,
however Gained the fears OF the passengers by assur
ing them that there danger. Mr.. Crook, Jr.,
OF Crooks Hotel, who was ON the boat with his iany
stated TO liEKALD reporter yesterday evening That
several ladies iyintcd the alarm being given. On
visit to the her dock the two broken stanch
ions found to be cracked and out oil place. bcing
tied up with manila cordage.
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mouth eth with II passengers Lous do Be
Steamer ADemarle. Gbos Loves, DEL with mdse to the
BARK AUS. BussanIch. Galway 40 days. in ballast to
Bars johanna aeD; Hoepks. Rotterdam 81 days. with
Brig Mary Williams lof Nassau, Hanna Cette 20 days.
With wiaes 1c to y Amsinek Co vessel to ames Henry
spoke bark Gienwood Taylor from Navsa for
vessel OF sbort 800 tons time. some petroleum
barrels q. ,p., r,. p,. ,.u.,.o AZ ,. :,
Bark Peter Warwick lor CsrdinD, Hilton Rio Janeiro
40 DAYS with coffee to Arnold vessel to Pendergast,
das Win ASs.aa
Brig Harry, Robinson Demerara with TO Leayerat
Brig Hattie Balm. Doull, M.ssn..: sday. with
sshr Annie Soser fGdss cs5dsn4s :; 10 day' With
sr Charlie ssesd@s" nancn ssr.eoa ii days with
fruit to 7 J A"dge; vessel TO- Staples ,. u.,,,
ssAf Jsds..on Ges. Cedar Keys. Fla. with lumber to
js, ssdsa; sai!:nse k,.:s.I North K,vsr NC
schr yeper. 0hamberlin, Virginia
sehr h 4 J Aisoi,. French. Virginia
s sS s'i.S n.sas ,.ac Ta.ts sasissh yTsas s''s0'A
sss ssI i,s s.n%., vryns virFn.
sehr biclsnson Tooisr Virginia. Is bound to Nor
schr Eva Divery. Candy, Virginia L, bound to Troy.
sss' sssI rasss rsss'b b.s. b"sIi'h ha%sss Sis,sss"'
sclr J Richardson, Benson. Maryland.
ss ssy. ~;s hs": =s:s: g sa: s
Mansfield.
BS-Stesmer Gellcrr Ger, from Hamburg via Havre.
which arrived 18th. reports Had fne weather with
smooth all tho July l.. lat ~ 81 lon 81 H.
s5s't
bound showing signal; MGGJ: 10th H., 2o. Lon @
lon IS 81 British bark bound Vs. showing signals WsR;
irTs mFSS s' Norwegian 0''' '''"' showing 'sn'''
no Bark septsn,irs CNorr Cow Bay which arrived
18TH My IL lat AZ 20 Lon 10 passed small
soop steering took her TO be about Is feet long
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Eiexnora, johnson. Portland or New York.
Steamer Glaucus Bearse. Boston for New York.
Steamer City OF Fitchburg. Springer New Bedford for
steamer Electra. Young Providence for New York.
Brig Rising SUM- Iriifng, New Haven for New York.
schr Tannhauser Pondieton, 81 George, Ne, tor Now
schr A II Huriburt Grifng New Haven for Baltimore.
Schr Achorn, Nicholson, Stonington for Jersey City.
Schr Kate Church, Wecks Georges Bank tor New York
York
schr Baker Mclaughlin. Georges Banks for New York.
Sctr Samuel Goodwin, Williams Stamford tor New YORK
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune Berry New York for Boston.
Steamer Tilhs. Ewing. Now York for New London and
Norwich.
schr onward, Lewis, New York for Bangor
Schr Lottis Friend Collins, New York for Salem.
schr Henry Nay Hatch, Port johnson for Providence
sehr TTesssone, FrisSis. New York for Portland
schr Faiconer Wilson, Port johnson for Providence.
% %sehr LeonorA. Ra.hburn. New % York for Noank
Srhr j Price. Port johnson tor Boston.
schr Parker Hazston, Georgetown, Do. for New la
Schr Lzsie Brewster Smith, New Jonesboro Me-
schr y Acken Tooms. New York for Stamford