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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-07-06

On Acres OF good, wool land, being the
OU north half or the northeast quarter of
section II, In London township. Price, Sc
per acre. Terms easy. Subject TO right OF
way, % feet wide, halfway along the north
side, until section roads are made. The
above lands are drained by bitches not on
the lands
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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-07-06

A TrO2NEY AT LAW. Legal business Of
n All Kinds, couyeyancing, examination
obtained By direct application n the Patent
Dfiicc. Once over National Exchange Bank.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wu.GALLUP

Mine Jewelry, sBest American Gold and
10 Silver watches, etc. Repairing done
promptly. Opposite Court House THIN.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-07-06

and which I was unable TO read, aud
the Secretary, when 1 have closed,
will supply the omission.
Mr.. Brown, of Oregon-We want
that read now, Mr. President. / am
on that committee myself, and / de-
mand that that shall be read in con-
junction with the other lCries OF.
'rNO ~ "Nor1
Mr.. DOrsheimer-YOuI committee
have also had referred TO them, and
recommended the adoption of the fol-
lowing resolutions
"ResOIUed. That this Convention,
representing the Democratic party Of
the States. do cordially iudOrse the
action Of the present House of Rep
resentatives-[s [spplsusel-in reducing
and curtsiling the expenses Of the
Federal Government, IN cutting
down salaries, extrsvagant apprO-
priati0ns, and i'm sbolishing useless
offices and places not required by the
public necessities, and we SHALL trest
/ to the firmness of the Democratic
members 0f the House that no COM
mittee of conference and no mi3lnter-
pretation Of rules will be allowed 10
defeat these wholesome measures Of
economy demanded by the cGuntry.
| [ApplaUse.
"ResoLued. That the soldiers and
sailors OF the Republic, AID the wild
ows and orphans of those who have
fallen in battle, have q just claim
upon the care, protection and graft
tude Of their fellow-citiZeus.n Ap-
plause.
Governor DOrsheimer--The resolu-
tiOn closes as follows:
ave -denOnnce the policy which
thus diseards the liberty-lOving Ger
man and t0Ierates a revival OF the
COolie trade in MOngOlian women
imported for immoral purposes, and
Monaghan men held to servile labor
contracts, and demand such mOdifica-
tion of the treaty with the Chinese
Empire or such legislation within
Constitutional limitations as shall
prevent the further impOrtatiOns or
Immigration of the MOngolian race"
[Criss OF "GOOd," "Bully," and
cheers
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
THE COTTON CROP.

WASHINGTON Sept. IA, 1870
The September returns TO the Department OF Asri-
culture. as was expected, sho, decline from the re-
msrkaby high figures OF July in all the cotton States
except Louisiana In some OF the more southern
counties of thee cotton belt tho caterpillar has been
less destructive, while in few localities OF
the extreme South and West the boil worm some
what troublesome. The conditions OF growth during
August quite varied. In places protracted
drought with extreme heat injured the crop. while IN
Others complaints oi excessive rain were riic Yet the
aggregate reduction below what ought TO have been
expected from the OF local sasers reported.
The condition o: the crop in Noitu Carolina Is 96.
decline OF per cent South Carolina, 9l, a decline OF
per cent; Georgia, 90, decline OF II per cent;
Florida, SO, decline OF per cent; Aabams SO, de-
cline OF 20 per cent Mississippi 81. decline OF per
cent; Louisiana, co. gam OF per cent? Texas. 81,
loss OF per cent; Arkansas, o. loss of Per cent;
Tennessee, 1l9, loss of per cent
The New York herald., 1876-09-15

Steamer City Of Now York. Zimmerman Havsna-F Alex
andre 4 Sons
steamer Gamma tBrj. Liddicoat. Hamilton ,bernuda-
Outerbrsdgc-
steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Od Dominion steamship Co
Steamer Ann Elixs Richards. Phixdelphia-iax as Hand
Steamer Eieanora Johnson. Portland Ames
Steamer Glaucus. Bearsa. Boston-ii y Dimock-
ship William tBr). JVurneay, Bristol. E-Boyd hinck'
Bark Rsnaele Leure utaD Consiglierc Bristol E-so-
covich Co.
BARK Abbie Is (Br). Corhii, Giass.,w-C Bcrtaux
Bark Maury tNoU Chrstiansen, Queenstown Falmouth
for order>-Bockmsnn, Scriein X Co.
Bark Vale Nor Moer. Hamburg-Bockmann Oerein
Co.
Bark Dunas (Br,. Shaw. Havro-Boyd Hinck-
Bark Gazelle. Dunze. Georgetown Dem-H Trowbridges
Sons.
Bark Columbia. Dickerson. Barbados-H Trowbridges
Sons.
Brig Mary Knowlton. Mckee. Port au Princs-B Met
calf Co.
Brig Favorts. Woodward. st Pierre. Nart-H Trow-
BRIDGES soma
sehrJ crossley Br. Crossey, st Johns. NC Ber-
taux.
schr Qunddy. Young. St John NB-Scammell Bros.
Schr Almsda Wiley, Wiley Pensacola. Fls-Parsons 4
Loud
sehr James Phelps. Rockwell, Norfolk. va-vau Brunt 4
Bro
schr Samuel Wood Broandsr. Norfolk. vs-Isaac Il Sta
pies.
sloop Frod Brown Hall. Providonce--u W Jackson
Son.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
DEATH OF ROBERT BARNWELL
RHETT, SR.

A despatch from New Orleans, under date of the
18th, announces the death OF Robert Barnwe Rhc,t.
ST., which took place In ST. James parish, La the
advanced age OF scventy-lvc years.
To many o: our readers the name of Mr. Rhett will
hike a ghost evoked from the dead past so long
1t since it associated with OF the
most stirring events of political history. To tho
o, past generation will rccsil tho times
OF Calhoun and Tho nuhncasion efforts of South
Carolina un6or that great leader and later that thrill
ing the secession invention, when form
OF Barnwell Rhci; TO approach the desk
nix his signature 10 the fatal and iated nstru
AS lac approached the desk he sunk upon
ms knees and upiiited his hands 70 heaven, and
Tor moment bowed his head III prayer Naturally
'hc proceeding was electric. by common instinct all
parties arose, ovcry head uncovered, ana the
President OF the assembly addressed the Shrine Of
CIR
Vi, Ihet born in Beaufort, ;. c. on the oath of
December lsi+ His family name was Smith. and by
that he known until 1887. when he assumed n colo
niai ancestors tile o thct He was "A lawyer, and
during the nnlauclt.Ou movement, III which he
snone thc nusi violent nllcd the o.ce ot Attorney
General OF south Caroina From 1856 to iSie he rep
resented the eanort district IN Congress and ~ 1850
WAS elected - The United states senate He advocated
The doctrines OF Calhoun and was tho first TO breathe
on tie hoor OF Congress proposition TO DIS
solve the Union. lie Tor the secession Of South
Carolina IN lsol-2 Upon the death OF his wife IN 1852
le resigned his senate aud returned TO his
beaufort plantation, whore he engaged in rrepa-
ration Tor ihc secession movem Mt of ncoln's
election lie was leading member of the south Caro-
Ina secession Convention 1860. and wrote tho
address DECLARING the Tor ,be action o the State
In the Montgomery Convention of delegates IRON the
s,ccdcd Siaies he Chairman o. the CON nmittce
Which reported the Conledca ate constitution. Finally,
he hccuiac the owner o; the Charleston
Hycag which during the war donGuo,cd
By his son. Robert Birnwe Ehett. Jr, and which
one OF The most untrng and abe supporters OF tho
Concdcrucy during those long and bloody years Upon
the termination Ut the war he retired nto obscurty
profound Chat the great of pcoposwIl doubtless
be surprised that he lived SO long
With his death disappears perhaps, the last survivor
of these statesmen oi the extreme Southern rights
school winch uuuer the leadership OF Calhoun shook
the Union - the centre. and whose clorts resulted
the disastrous war OF tho Confederacy.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15

sSXOriCB TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THB
CoAsTiNG AND FOREIGN TRADE E-Captsins officers
OF vessels engaged In the c"nstng foreign trade obser
the dspaccmcnt r,nova of buoys requested
TO the fact the HERALD tha, It may be
brought publicly TO the OF the proper authorities
icier addressed ITO the HERALD New YORK
city giving accurately possibc number aua pos.
displaced tnoyscr the OF their will saf
Zee in all observed along thc Atlantic and Pacific
coasts the Continent When they observed
kuropoaa countries She Mediterranean
IL is requested either by tclegrayA
or letter London oce of the NKw YoEg HEsALp 10
Fleet street. London. the Paris Office 81
rOpera Phrs Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 40 Fieet street, Londcn.~
"Benncst 81 Avenue de ropera. Pars" Where of
are observed beyond
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER GEORGIA. from New York for Panama tbefore
wn %e cap her early IN
The being alved oy the Chian corvette Nasc
sn,p BnrApAlnAyx Csp. from Bombay at San Francisco
Sept rtsJuy II. lat "a ~ Ion 1872 81 f. had ty
mainskil to tho yard.
ocxAs KING. from Liverpool San francisco Sept
stove boat and doors and windows of forward house.
sur D,rAs1 , ieoo tons one yea, old has been sold in
of Boston. and has passed into German hands
RARK BESSIE NoRrm tB). Hickman, from Newport, K.
charging about 200 tons Of coal was sbt
sn when % ss IL. sAs On w
aground about three miles from ne Dsr and remained Aug
water above tho cargo and .team pumps had been unable
tue psa she tito East she % in
there little chance OF the efforts then being mudo
to save tho cargo proving sue ressful.
BARK Sin CnAs NAunu tBr). from Pads.ow .or Pasea-
goula put into Dartmouth Aug -. with starbcard bow
ing been collision with steamer GuadiAua i2O miles Sw
of Sciliy. at 3 AN Aug 80
= BARK Rosa Norl Gili. from Quebec grounded on the
Liverpool the same day
BRIG CONQUEST (sr) put into Bermuda Sept with loss
OF forcmast having experienced hurricane Aug "a
BRIG NELLIE CLIrForp. Of iarmonth. MS was totally
we're saved.
scHn BrLLx ceowrLr, from Washington, DC, with
Sin charSe of pilot got ashore on Pumpkin Hi sIoa
where she remained until the next morning Was assisted
of by tug.
scnn ARMENIA BAHrLrrr mot as beiore,. Smith. from
Baltimore for Boston, which put into Norfolk 18th inst
leaky has ordered discharge cargo will
the railway there Tor repairs.
Capt Dckmnn took charge Of ship Northern Light
from Liverpool for San Francisco which into Rio janet
Aug with Capt kenney Sick and resumed her voyage
Aug6
ANTWERP, Sept 1--rhere had been landed at Flushing
from Aug II 3Is from wreck of the
Funch, III bbls fresh lard box of Iran ~ bags
quantity of TOBACCO. salvage 80
per cont OF the net procesds had been entered into
HALIFAX Sept l4-The government steamer Gendon
rived Panls Island and that
probably wreck I'd st Psus lately great guam
tity OF -four ship having been washed ashore
ST TuoaAs Sept ia hurricane occurred this place
this morning. doing slight damage the land
The org Veteran lr. from Buenos Ayres tor Rotterdam
sunk.
The Idela Berry, from Cardiff which arrived here
Ith ins missing The captain GurnerJ has been
iound dead. Another tho IdelI Berry
sunk la the harbo-
shipping the hsrbor received damage and
lives lost
JoHa. Sept 3-The brig Search. which bound for
Sat recently returned port enSing, has had
decks restowe which ma her upper deck
than whom first loaded The
about ready TOR
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
ssauI.a c.peseo New York ts.d ee..ea day, "A.

s.aa:s c.peselo Ssw York ts.d cleared same dsy a.
AiarS ars.G io,s - Thomas visssra ~. VI
sailed Isl. saga Olsen York Archer. Reed, DO; "a.
LYNN. Sept ARRIVED Rolsndo sscondo Rolando. New
LrIrn, sept Arrived. Haabst from New York.
Sailed lst Anna I. agusn, Baltimore; Madre. for dos
LIZARD Sept ifasssd. Columbus. ihder PhiIadelphis
Lissncs. Sept e-sailed oshere. Greene. baltimore.
LoSpos DERRY. Aug ao-sasd. MARY fsnneii Rsson.
hss: Tss rs.
XaAsLv,s Ang so-cieasd Posidon .Beck. and Memosy.
Ss,noaSss: about Apg ia5Amyed; xGsass. xccorn.-
NEWCASTLE Aug 3i-Cearcd. Bondevennen Nor). New
Xrwronr Aug al-sailsd, Orion. Tonnesseu. shsdise
PLYxovra. Sept asaed. Francisco. Bertolosto. PhIls
PssarH Sop. ss.sd r.ussns conn.asr s, asy.na
sS An Ssxs.; SaSs,s: Rule Sss..ss
l. sophie. @ i"r New York vs.pnss Exesisior LondsS
Sarah Hall Barrow; Ac"diAn' Liverpool "a, Candida
Rrps fw, Sept Anchored. Msnn oshero. caraiglia.
"V on Wight is,. New World Hammond London for Now
RIGA Aug 2e-Arriyed. Atlantic: scherng Baltimore,
Ror1rnpAn; Aug so-oiesred Nsrriwa. Downs. Cardiff
3ist. Scotland Whitmore: New York
rID ASs sSsssd aGS'se iS Monss
Aug Aug d for
sTsr1ix. Aug 2s-Arrved Tycho Brahe. Krarup Now
swiSRxuSpE Aug 9s-Saed, Somerset Healey snc Eva
29th) Mary Hale. Higgins do.
Sr NAzAiRR, Aug 3o-Arrved. Lydia Holder. st John.
NIB. - .
HELENA, date 10y tel from Madeira Aug sDIPsss
ed Pauliuo Drevew from Akyab for Falmouth Frank Car
vl McFee Prince Patrick Pcsern. from RAngoon for
do.
TRIESTE Aug 23 beoro reported 26th, Fanny Smith, Rio
Marina. .
-TRAvxxuxpx, Aug 29--Arrivcd, Einor Thorsen New
York
yALgScIA. Aug l7-Arrived, @ Robinson, Secey. Pa
beon de Plea
WEST HARrLKrooL, Aug 3l--Arrved, Sarpen, BscksE
Philadelphia.
Sailed 3ist. Milan. Millinovich New York.
WATERFORD, Aug 30-SAed, Abinus Sweeney, Queboc.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15

the reach Of tho telegraph In Asia Africa. captains
may with upon reaching the frat conven
lent This information will bs eablsd free OF charge
tho Herald and published
D3-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr.--fhc Nkw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for the yacht. showing while
burning the colors red red changing from to the
other and be several miles distant
Captains OF vessels seeing this signal. will obge
BY preparing marine they may have Tor the ship
News Department OF the HERALD.
JPersons desrous OF communicating with vessels arriv
ing at New by addressing such vessels,
care Of HERALD yacht, por No. East River, New
York Letters received from n parts OF tho world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept 14-sasd bark Forsoget CSor). Petersen,
New York.
AnsrxKpAn Sept lI-Arrivcd bark johann (Nor) Null.
er. New York.
BOSTON. 4. Sept 13-Saled bark Brothers (Br). Pratt
United States
BELFAST sept Ia-ssied, bark Noah tNor), sa,vessn,
Baltimore.
BREMEN. Sept l4-Arrived Caroline Ier) stricker
New York; Minns Ger, Bocss. do George Doans (Br
Corning do; Reck Ger. Walten, Philadelphia.
Sailed i4th, barks Johann ter Hsverkamp New York;
Mercur tGep. De Ham. Delaware Beakwaser: Sebastian
Bach Gcr sanstcdt. Philadelphia; Auguste GER. Won
Hsrten New Orleans.
BAncrLosA sep, e-Arrived bark Nueta Aurelia csp).
Ponce, Now Orleans Qbefore reported without date).
cARpIrr sept i4-Arrived, bark Bearss. sweetsor.
Bristol.
Sailed 18th barks Clara Nckeis Rio Janero; Bessie
Parker (I3rl, Parker. hampton Roads.
CroSsrApr Arrived, bark Jan Stordin swe. sioberg.
New York.
DASrxic Sept Io-Arrived, barks Hebc Ger. Prcitag
New York MsrgsrcttA Blanca Ger. Tranbors. Rich
mond Va.
GLASGOW. Sep, I4-Arrved, brig Sherwood tBr. Tur-
ner, Wilmington. NC.
GKSoA sept 9-Arrived, bark L'Invdia dtal), Russo,
New York.
HAnrLrrooL Sept Iasailsd bark Colorado CBr, Noses
United states.
HAxBuRc Sep. i3-ssiied bark Doctor Lasker (Ger),
Boer. Wilmington, Nc.
bark Lola (Arg), Foss Richmond.
LivrRrooL, Sept 14-Arrived stcsners Bicla (B),
roll, New York; Iiyrian tBr). worthnston. Boston.
Sailed l3th bark Abraham Young tBr,, Parker North
America; 18th, steamer Aico (Br), Ellis New Oreans
bark Ancvoca tNor, Larsen Phiadciphis; brig ssi
man. Tibbetts. United states.
LONDON Sept N-Arrived steamer Utopia (Br). Grost,
New York.
Cleared i3th barks Marion (Br, Edwards United States
llth Dover. Hand. do.
Arrived in the English Channel 18th, brig Pathfinder
(Br). Odcll. Charleston for Hamburg.
LAS PALxAs, Aug 3Arved, sehr Adriano CSp), Castro
New York.
LISBON Sept s-Arrived. bark Francisco Garguo utsD.
Lauro. New York; brig San Frisco ItaD. Caaero. do
Sailed sth. bark Aadri Figli dtaD, scsrpat. United
States
MALAGA Sept 6-Ssiled, steamer Romuus 3D. Haish,
New York before reported without dste).
MAAsLris. sept l3-sailed. bark Geo II Jonkins (Br).
Hilton, Philadelphia; brig Merriwa Down, rortsnd Ne
schr Newman. Newman. Boston; also the II Pre-
rueic. for Quebec.
NEWPORT sept I-Arrived bark vencria daD, Bsbiere.
Philadelphia
NKwnr. Sent i2Arrivcd bark Francesca Avegno utaD,
Gaxsoio. Philadelphia.
QuxKssrowx sept lsArrivsd. bark Irds dtap. Msso.
PLilAdeiphia
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
SPOKEN.

Shin Hovding CNor. Larsen, from London for Quebec
Aug ~. lat AZ ~ Ion IL -.
An Am ship. showing signal letters JNNP %. steering
W. Aug Z. lat ~ n. Ion i6W.
Bark Fraternitas (Nor, Jacobsen from Uavro for
York. Aug 10. Iat45 Ion Is.
Bark Skien tNorl. Joraensen, from Lond for Quebec
Aug -, lat As lon X
Bark tiernana Ger. Evers. from Bremen for Baltimore,
Aug 81. lat 81. Ion 2 Z,
Bark Axor DAVIS from Fayal for Boston. Aug IS lat 80
l3, Ion 81 10.
Bark Jamcs Muir (Br). Kirkwood. Amsterdam via
Havre tor Philadcph Aug ~. lat 40. lon z.
Bark Athcna Geo Bellmer, from Bremen for New York
Aug :. lat 40 Ion g.
B.rk Johann Keper Ger, Spile. from Bremen for Now
York Aug 81, lat ~ Ion u.
Bark Harold ,Fr,, Poutic from Havre New Orleans
Aug ~ of. Casquets
bark Doris Eckhon Hons from New York Aug for Leg
horn. Aug -. 10 miles WSW Of Terccira.
bark. showing signal letters HNPS. steering E.
Aug -. lat A " lon 46 W.
Phc Bon Aventurc," from Rchbucto Liverpool was
u Aug 26. LAT 46. Ion -.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
A SHOCKING MURDER.
An OLD WOMAN OF EIGHTY YEARS POUNDED TO
DEATH By BRUTAL BUTCHER

DEATH By A BRUTAL BUTCHER.
At quarter past eleven O'Clock last night another
hor ns murder occurred in Ninth precinct TO add
mother tragedy to the already long list of recent
crimes thls city
The victim, Margaret seaburgh, aged seventy, was
The ssrcr-in-law of Hannah Bourne who was living
with her second husband the first door of
tho tenement house No. 20 Gansevoort street
Daniel Bourne the husband. did live very peace
ably with his wife, lie Is butcher by trade, but
being LETT without employment short time age be-
vcry brutal III the treatment OF his wlfc and her
sister law. This disposition increased so much OF
late that the two women determined leaving him
aid seeking another home He discovered their design
and last night returned TO the whore the two
women were, bent upon satisfying his anger Mrs
Hournc was IN bed sick from Kick that the
brute bad gwen her las, Monday. Mrs SeaOureh had
locked the door but he got IN through window
Snd commenced beating his wife. The otner woman
cried for help when Daniel, becoming cnraged, took
up stick OF tircwood lying one corner and
struck her several blows across tho head with II.
The last blow cut lcfriui Gash IN the
back OF Mrs Seaburgh's head, iracturing tie skull
precinct attract by the noise TO the house
In time TO prevent Daniels escape. lie was taken 10
the station housc aud ockci up Mrs Bourne
also taken there ard detained as II witness
A HERALD reporter bad an interview with Mrs
Bourne at tho station house carry this morning
Tho pain in her wounded lee hardly allowed
the poor 10 talk. but the reporter
cceded learning the principal facts IN her
other apartments but merely threatened TO do so TO
make her husband 20 to work and not be burden TO
her She mad TO support him by doing housework AT No.
1868 West Fifteenth street. until rendered unable
night, before attacking Mrs Scaburgh the VILLAIN had
dragged her from tho bed ana seriously hurt her.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpm informed
that by telcsraphing to the HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No. AZ Fleet street. London the
Paris office. addressing Bennctt 81 Avenue do rOpcrn
Paris. the arrivals and departures from European
Eastern ports of American and all foreign trading
with tho United States. the will be csbled this
country tree Of CHARGE
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will dnd the Paris office
cal and ex pcditious for tclegra aphing newa
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
EXPLOSION OF FIREWORKS.

Ano:Ler explosion OF fireworks took place yesterday
ut the factory in the Greenwich district Jersey City
which the OF grca, havoc and loss OF Lie
few months ago. This time OF tho workmen,
named beeScri was severely burned about the luce
nnd hands The explosion caused 10y the careless
handling oi the material employed IN the manufacture
o! the explosives.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
SILVER AND GOLD COMMISSION.

Yesterday another meeting OF tho Silver and Gold
Congressional Commission took plnce at the St James
Hotel but owing to the absence OF Senator Boutwell,
no organization Effected After informal dis
cussion of matters pertaining to the business OF the
commission adjournment WAS had until ten O'Clock
Oh NondaY morning.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
SUICIDE BY DROWNING.

WHITEHALL, n Y, Sept. Ii. 1876.
Miss Jennie ". Fairbanks, principal teacher IN the
primary department OF the Whitehall Union Free
School, committed suicide last evening by jumping in
the canal She highly respected, and no cause
he assigned the except temporary insanity
The body was recovered at O'Clock this morning.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
SAILED.

Steamers GelIert (cr) Hamburg: State Of Nevada
tBr). Glasgow; Mnas uputch Rotterdam: Gamma tBrl
Bernuda Isaac Bell, Richmond &c; ship aaranp. Y
Vort, Lisbon barks tentoo. AMER: Mustang Nor) Cork
Falmouth: Kegia tNor do Skjorkhot (Nor), Bergen
Fremtiden (Nor). bordeaux; Gszellc. Demerara-
Also saied. barks krling. Gibson (Br). and schr
Annie Bell.
Wind at sunset. SSE; az midnight. s.
Barometer NJ sunset, 20 IL at midnight. 30O6.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
CHARLESTOWN NAVY YARD.

BosToN Mass, Sept. IA, 1915
Nearly oil the employed in the Construction
Department Of the Charlcstown Navy Yard have been
suspended tor lack OF money.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
"A NEWSBOY KILLED.

CINCINNATI, Sept. IL 1876.
Commercial special staieg that collision occurred
yesterday passenger trains the Peora,
Pckn and Jacksonville Railroad, near Hollis H., 10
which George strckier uc~s5oy, was killed, and
ke,eral others keyoroly injured
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
SEIZURE OF POWDER.

MONTREAL Sept Ia, 1870
This afternoon customs officer seized ten tons Of
powder which were concealed under load OF gravel
the ,rce Dean iron Whitehall The captain says the
powder tor the contractors OF section No. OF the
4 mo Cana
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
CLEAkED.

steamer STATE OF Nevada (Br. Braes, Glassow-Austn
Baldwin 4 TO.
steamer ucIert tier Barcnds Hamburg via Plymouth
and dCnerDcarx-kunhardt Co.
steamer Mas lDuiet, ChevAier. nottsriam-Funch.
Ed,vk 4 a
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
MUSIC AT CENTRAL PARK.

The Department o, Parks announce that If tho
weather is inc there will be music the Mall at Gen.
ta PARK under the direction OF Messis Dodworth and
Graula on saturday next, September 10, commenc-
ing at four o'clock L. NJ
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
FoRGER ARRESTED.

BcFyALo, n Y, Sept IA, 1876.
Peter Bartholomy, the aDscondlng iorgcr, WOO left
m April, 1875, leaving about $4,000 forged notes
behind him, his return 10 this city this
evening, in female disguise.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
MRS. MALLEY'S FALL.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Sept IA, 1876.
Mrs William Maey, who fell from fourth story
window OF her residence yesterday. died to-nighI
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
SAWED IN PIECES.

BELLEviLLE Ont, Sept. IL, 1916.
young man named William Harsravcs cut
pieces by a circular IN Bucks sawmill to-day.