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New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
EFFECT OF THE FREIGHT COMPACT.


RULES IN REGARD TO LOCAL FRRIGHT EXPORTED.
The following communication was received
nv the President OF the PrOdace Exchange yesterday In
reply to inquiries regarding the effect OF the agreement
between the trunk lines upon freight passing through
this city:
NEw.YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER r. r. Co,
NEw-YORK, Dee. n, 1876. )
LIN STARK, esq, President Nep- iok Produce EIchae.
DEAR SIR In order to carry ont the agreement recently
entered INTO between the four trunk lines neg leave
fhrourh YOU to give notice that upon t1ciSht hbppea
loealy TO New-YOrk and then exported the NeW-HO.H
Central and Hudson River kailrOid ComlanF VIII phS
hack The difference existing at the time OF shipment pc
tween rates published to Baltimore ana New-lOTk U
object being to make equal rates TO the seaDOaiu on a
eoynpettve business being understood that ire iEt
shipped to this city from compealXe points IN INC ~
n points IN competition with BaltimOrc) ana epOf 60
shal lie deemed competitive. IL wilt be necessary Tor
parties To produce the freight bills pald lia cOmpay
fbe certificate of the elevator heberman OF uuebndh
and the master OF the ship showing that the property
was exported and The ahdavi OF The party 70 receive
the rebate that the property named IN the o.
The foregoing pcrsOns exported ana the baine "a
covered by the freight bills attached thereto
These rules be changed from time TO tne as the
safety OF the company may require Respectfully,
j. H. RUTTEB, General Freight Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
UDsox RIVER r. r. Co., I
FINAL WORK OF THE PRESENT ALDERMEN


The last stated session of the Board OF Al
denen for the present year held yesterday reso
hutton was adopted by party vote. revealing the au
thory given by the old Board OF Supervisors to the Re
corder and City Judge 10 appoint certain clerks and mes
sengers at Chambers These appointments were author
tied when George G. Barnard Recorder aud Abra-
ham D. Russell City Judge, aud the clerks have been en-
ployed tue private offices of the Judges, whs!e the
chambers Of the court have been held Tue regular
clerks and attendants are appointed by an act Of the
Legislature and win not be affected by the resembling Of
this authority. Alderman Gross presented resolution
supplementary TO the heretofore laid over on The
question Of lighting the streets with II was Laid on
The table On motion Of Alderman Hess. tbs Board OF
Tsfmate and AOpOrtlOnmcnt was requested 20 Pecede
from its recent refusal 10 insert 100000 IN The csti
mates for 1871 for the relief OF The Oatdoor poor
Alderman Gross read long speech IN support OF tAis
action He urged that TIE benevolent ORGANIZATIONS
could not reach al the deserving oOf ana thA the cly
should employ visitors and supply fuinih.s WITH coal
ne Committee on Railroads direc'"d to report an
ordinance 10 provide for heating thc strCet tears daring
The Winter months Mayor Wloklim vetoed the res0lu-
fi FOR paying clerks employed BY the county canvass
ers resolution 70 regulate aud gT"de Ienth|We.,
from Ninety-hlth 20 One-hundsed-dhu-'Hui-s ISL, was
adopted notwithstanding the objection OF tae Mayor
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

Thus the road IN six months has made clear Of
all expenses II has already been stated that UNIFORM
system of passenger freight charges has been esaD-
lshe1 II has been great labor to gather together,
classify and work INTO complete system all the iaIlS
OF the various roads but ns has now been accops hc
and the result has general reduction OF bou pas
senger and freight rates.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
NEw-YoRK AND BROOKLYN POLICE DISAGREE


The necessity for telegraphic communication
between the police headquarters Of NewYork and Brook
yn has been felt for years The brooklyn police author
ties were the first TO take action in the matter and few
weeks ago sent TO the New-YorE Police Board COM
uncation urging the immediate construction OF tee-
graph line for the purpose mentioned On Wednesday
afternoon an answer returned from ths clerk OF the
NewYOrk board ncHding specifications for the laying
OF the cable East River and the running OF the
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
A RESPITE TO osoawALD AND RYAN.

Gov. Bedle was in Newark last night on pri-
yate business and stated that he had decided 10 grant
respite 10 Oscwad and Ryan, the condemned murerers
of Policeman Brock, until Feb o. He has extended the
time that he may examine the case.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
A Bo6r AND SHOE FACTORY BURNED.

ELMrRA, n. Y, Dec. 2S.-Thc boot ana SnOs
manufactory Of d. Atwater and Newconlo' ana "@s~
ON Railroadave. was burned at a. M tO-day. ~.
building was owned by c. Langton Total loss s'''V''
insurance, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

Susan B. Anthony wants to revive her dead
and buried Rspoltl0,g It would be interesting
Warmed-0yer Duckwheat cake without moiasses.-lA u
GraDhic.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
A REGIMENTS PROTEST AGAINST REMOVAL,
Rv the recent action of the BOard Of Alder

By the recent dCilOD Ol iht DOdiu vi <i''A
men il has been decided remove the OH Regiment
from ITS present armory in Twenty-siNthst near
Eighth.ave., and give it quarters IN the armoTy nj
Twcnty-seveuthst and Ninth-ayc This action has not
yet received the sanction OF Mayor Wicknnm, hut the
prspect of the change has causd much annoyance 10
the memJcrs OF tho regiment They claim that the
transfer Is so dstastofu to the entire command that II
NAV result in the decentralization OF the rrgment tha
the new armoy il too small; that the present quarters
have been mainly httcd up az the expense of 2OOOOby
the men themselves and that they cannot afford the ad
duiopol tax that transfer would make necessary.
Peter seery the chairman Of the committee to whom the
matter was referred said last evening that the change
had received careful attention before H was recon-
IpeudeH The stevens estate seemed 10 think that
-24 600 was the rent that it must receive for tie
armory nj Iwenty-iXths aud that no more saiisiac
tory uIousai co ia bc drawn from Oh" trustees While
fhp matter was ll aDeyanre. Shepherd Johnson thr
ovu.r. Of the Nfui.- yr HrmDry. ulc;eI thoT hfuOy
Ion SO 600 and nually for - 900. WIN such an ohcr
fce cBtnWit!cr Il not feel liberty 10 recommend ne
retention % tIc TNcI lsNtEst. srnOrN, and hiieF
careful examination Oi ihr pfOucIcd building frtom
,n,lrui the transfer. They tIUugEt. Alderman Seery
.ai = mat $4,000 "A year Wa worth saving p a.
Palmer Pr.sdeuf Of The B.uauNll Bans Sud Val
nltbrr he nor sidney 7. Nichols had any interest at
present M the Nintli-ave agIHOry. Mr. Nichols was only
Interested "A the stage line which bad Offices in the
building 10 is alleged That the St'ycnS cstatc Wonh
now take ~ 900 for the a.uury.
"A Is stated that the quarters Of the l2th Regiment
us c changed soon s account OF the !sh asked
tOr the II now occupies AT Broadway ana fory
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29

600 600 The theater escaped further damage than
drenehinR and the performances will continue as usual
Fredericks oNePs loss is estimated at sSOoOo upon
,rbioI, tha insurance is "a follows:
The New York herald., 1876-07-08

nSrNOTICR TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE Capt aims officers Of
foreign trade observing the
Of requested 20 COM
the HERALD that may be brought
publicly attention OF tho authorities letter
addressed c the editor of the HERALD New York city,
giving ~ accurately possible the number and position OF
OF their al will sufce In
all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF
the American Continent When they observed the
coast European countries in the Mediterranean it 10
requested that Information be sent either by telegraph
the London office Of tho NEw YORK HERALD 10
Fleet street. London, tho Paris Office 81 Avenue do
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. Londsn
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris" Where Of
observed in the waters Of countries beyond
the reach telegraph in Asia Africa, captains
communicate with upon reaching the Hrst convenient
port This will be cabsd tree OF charge to the
HERALD and published.
Hy-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NRw YoRk
HERALD adopted Coson night for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing green red changing from the other
in succession. several miles distant Cap
,sns OF vessels upon tS signal will obligs sy
preparing marine they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALn
ASPeons desrous Of with vessels srriv-
ing New York do bfaddressng to such vessels
care yacht. pier No East River New York
received from all parts the world and promptly de-
hvered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CALVERT formerly engaged In the Baltimore and
Charleston trade sold Baltimore THURSDAY with
her boats tackle apparel and furniture John Gbbons
for S4 1t is understood she purchased in the in
terests parties who hold claims against her The Calvert
is 100 feet long. and 637 tonnage.
ScHn EDITH. Daniels lumber ladened for Bslti-
owned by Mstby Son. OF Norfolk turned her side
when the tide receded In the Appoox River Tuesday
night and filed The captain had carried
position until he could off her deck load designing
then pump keel She had about $1,000
feet OF lumber on board
ScBR PANrERo OBJ. from Ssckve vie st John. NIB. for
Queenstown which returned John 5th for repars had
been in collision with large American schooner of the
northern head OF Grand Menan The Pampero had ibboom
and beadgear carried and the American vessel had
her bow stove in.
ScHR IDA (Br before) from Boston for Mar
garetve Ms returned to Boston AN nlv z with loss OF
and bowsprit from collision with schr Middleton
from Philadelp hia.
GEoRGETowx. DC. July 5-Schr Wellington with ice.
while lying at the Kennebec Ice Company wharf yescrt
during the struck by lightning almost split
In two 90. No one was hurt.
Poxr CHxSE July sDuring the recent gale here the
bark Punsub (Br. Williamson, from Havrc. dragged
against the breakwater but will probably clear without
damage.
Bark Besse Parker (B,, Parker, from Ha flax, also
dragged her anchors but sustained damage.
QUEBEC July 5-Steamer Ssrmatisn. from Liverpool be-
fore reported aground Three Rivers of this
ing and proceeded to Montreal.
ST JoHS NIB, July 7-Another yer will examine ship
Belle O'Brien.
WILMINGTON NC July 6-The brig before reported ashore
the Frying Pan Shoa of and proceeded Forth with
assistance.
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
OBITUARY.
j. v. ONATlVIA.


Jose victorjo Onativia, Of New York's most
respected merchants, and head o; the we'll known firm
OF " Onativia Co., died OF diabetes late on Thurs
day night Saratoga, the fifty third year OF his
age. His health had been rapidly falling for several
months past and week ago he vent TO Saratoga hop.
ing that the mineral springs Of that place would
benent his health. Mr.. Onativia was at tho
time OF his death a director OF the National
City Bank. also Of the Morris and Essex
Railroad, trustee Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany, member of the Chamber Of Commerce. likewise
of the Maritime Exchange, and Honorary Spanish
Commissioner OF the Centennial Exhibition at Phila-
dephia specially appointed by King Alfonso OF SPAIN
The deceased was a native Madrid, descended
from distinguished family, noted for their
fidelity TO the Bourbon dynasty He came to this
city early age and received his education
the school Kept by Mr.. Penier IN Banks street. lie
then worked for some time clc.k with Moses
Tay or Co, and leaving that nrm went to Porto Rico
where hc entered the large export house OF Latimer
Turull 4 Co where he gained golden opinions Leav-
ing them in 1883 he returned TO this city, and became
the commission egent and partner in the above
toned firm. which be remsincd TO the time OF his
death. transacug IN addition largo general
sion business. The leading feature oil his commerce
In Porto Rican and Cuban sugars. Several men,
bcrs of his fnmy still res ding IN SPAIN notably
the Viscount of san Jarvier He leaves a widow and
four children. He was for wears member of Or
Tyngs church His body arrived yesterday at his late
residence, No. 3l5 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
BELOW.
Brig Ernestinc. Knight. from Turks Island.
CLEARED.

Steamer Gamma (br). Liddicost. hamilton ,bermuda
A L. Outerbridge.
Steamer carondeet FAircoth Fernandina Port Royal
&C IL Mallory Co.
Steamer Il Bidde Jones, Philadelphia--Jas Hand
sup rIeetwing uues AMER or oraers-Nernon IL Brown
4 Co.
ship Valparaiso. Gof. san Francisco--Suttou & Co.
BARK sber Aus. uuerich. London-Slocovich y Co.
Bark Burnbrac (Br, Murphy Great Yarmouth-Jss W
Elwell a Co.
Bark IIolbrook, Leavitt, Exmouth, E-Brett. Son
Bark Madre . Figlic qtaD, scarpsti, Lisbon-Lauro,
Storey a Go.
Bsrk vauban (Fr), Corvil Ce;te-Jsmes Cettc.
Bark Nontekuma. Briggs. Barbsdos-Dwight Platt-
Bsrk Herald. Meyer, Montego Nay, a-G Vessels
Brig Post Halter wshl oier LHssow, Essinors for
ofders-Bockmann. Oerlcn Co
rrs seray Bloom (BG. Canon. Biboa CAPITALIZATION.
Watson a Go.
BRIG Jennie Cheney. Arcy. Montevidco-H p Brown 4
Brig Excelsior tBr,. Mayor Brrmuda-Leaycran Co
Srhr Theresa. Ccvuinn, Para-G msinck Co.
Schr j A Hatfield tBrL Hatfield Oak Point. ks-C W
Reusux.
sclr Henry A Burnhsm, RaynsA Boston-Parsons 1
Loud
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
WHALEMEN.

Auckland, June 5-The following ships have arrived at
Russell. -
May ls. bark Coral Marvin NIB. with l9O bbs sp since
leaving Russell last year
june B. ship Milton. Fuller NIB. with eeo bbls sp since
June last She ~ months and has 2iOO bbls oil for
the voyage.
The following ships have sailed from RUSSELL
Nav IL bark Lagoda. Lewis NIB to cruise ships James
Arnold. wilson, do do California Chase of and for New
Bedford with 500 bbls oil freight
The Nger Haett. OF b. has home oil by the Cali
orns and ais sent BY the Coral which leaves by
the end OF the week The Niger will leave for cruise in
few days when from Capt Halets usual good luck
expect to hear of him ma King . good catch.
The Milton lost OF her boateerer owing to whale
capaizing ber boat TIE Milton spoke Magellan Cloud
Of Auckland. with OIL
At Port Williams May Z bark Tamerane. Noulton: NB
since last repor-bound Hobart Town discharge
their time being From thence bound to Aus
tralian Blight to cruise.
lett from Capt Hambn. Of ship Eliza Adams, Of NIB,
reports her in Fav Straits April 3oth having taken
90 bbls whale since leav Port William Stewards
Island Was bound home. to arrive in August
letter from Cspt Tton bark rropic Bird of NB
her on Bermuda May 23 weeks with AZ bbls
oil
Spoken-May lst of French Rock, barks Gazele Wcshc
Nh 80 sp snce lw report; tda Sears, Childs. Dart
mouth 20 do since leaving Russell in April Hunter HV
NIB report.
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
JOHN DIXON.

John Dixon OF Dixon, the venerable pioneer Of
Northern Illinois, died yesterday, aged nine y-ono
years MT Dixon was native OF Rye, westchester
county, " ", and was formerly merchant in this
city. Hc was one OF the twelve founders of the Amer
can Bible Society here In 1928 he removed with his
family to southern Illinois and IN 1926 took up his hab
ation In the then unsettled valley of the Rock River
where IN ls2s he established what was then called
Dixou's Ferry, the city OF Dixon with u, 600 in
habiants Here, with his family, he remained during
the wars with the sacs Foxes and Winnebagocs. His
cabin the resort OF both indians and whites, bay
ing 6een visited by Black Hawk ana scott Taylor, LIN
com, Jcn. Davis. Baker aud others who then ofi
GERS In the volunteers He well known through
the state by The name gwen HIM by the Indians
.s\achusaD
The New York herald., 1876-07-08

Aux CAVES June In port schrs Isaac Oliver Psnnei
for New YORK In DAYS; Mary Baker Thompson tor do.
CARpEsAs July 5-Arrived brig Concord, Boyle Bslti-
CrKsrureos, July 4-saiIed. schrs Moses Williamson,
Weaver, New York; Adano. do.
Cow BAY. CB July 6-Arrives. brig 81 Joseph Clyde.
CHArHAx NIB. June 2s-Arrivsd bark Queen OF Hearts
Brennan. Newry.
Cleared 9th barks VIM Miles Buffers Gloucester Prins
Regent, Herring, Liverpool.
ioxoLuLu June 2OA rived ship Pride of the PORT Saw
yer Port losnsend via san Fran isco land sailed same day
for Calcutta.
HAVANA July e-Arrivea. sch Sea Witch lBr). Coleman
Pensacola.
s,n barks obelula tsp. Echevsra, Philadelphia;
Amigos tSp Echevsrr,a Baltimore 9th, steamer City oi
Havana. Phillips (irom Vers Crzl. New York.
liALlrAx, July Arrived schr Lucretis Jane tBD,
Greenwood, New York.
Sailed 9TH brig Minnie Butler (Br). West Indies
MAyacrEz. Juue l5-Arrivsl. brig Ambrose Light.
Schwartz. Boston.
MsrASzAs. July 5-Arrved. orig John Welsh, Jr. Arm
strong Philadelphia schr Daybrest. Blake. Portland
MONTREAL. Ju,y S-Arriyed. steamer Lake tnamplsn-
Berusen Liverpool bark Ten propote. Eilertscn,
mock Hvgeia Mccarthy. sniads Warren, Petersen New
port: Wilhelm Noss. Nielsen. d..
Cleared Jt Waidersisn Staples Glasgow bark
Sirio siuparch. West usrtkpooi, brig Elda Wilson,
Queenstown or Falmouth.
CB June 21-Auived, brig Lizzie N Mer
rl. Johnson. Limerick
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
A DETERMINED SUICIDE.

County Physician Converse viewed the body OF the
suicide Henry Lohman Greenvc, Jersey CITY. yes.
tcrday II appeared that tho deceased bai been bent
suicide tor the past two years. AT one time he
sailed into Newark Bay with the intention OF drown
himself but he restrained by the large number OF
persons who present. IL had also dccrn ned to
shoot himself occasions but tho pistol
taken from hln. one DAY no placed loaded revolver
his daughters head aud threatened 10 take her e
The relations between him and his wife were most
happy. and u aceornt OF her associations IN
Grove street Jersey city, tba; he removed 10 Green
VILE.
The New York herald., 1876-07-08


Sailed 24th. bsr.s Carrie Dssp Nccrsy. Mirsuiehi
21th. Aibhn Nor. Larsen. do and United Kingdom:
NEWCASTLE. NIB. June 26-Arrived. barks Anna kjRvun
Limerick Dersud Msenow. Dublin: 2etl Erns Asbjooa-
Live pool. July BayRrd. Tennessn. Bristol.
Cleared June 81. barks Jens Bru Olson. Sharpnesss
d. Niord Terke Msryport; President Hssbits Han.
Glasson Deck 3nth Rogste ChrisopheSsen, London
July 3. Ebenexer. Gundersen. Barrow.
PoisI CHESE July ARRIVED. ship Midas (Br). Gale
CHAN. Liverpool.
Sailed 4th bsrks Bessie Black, Crookhaven for orden;
5th. africa. Liverpool.
Qrrarc July i-Arriyed ship Garibsld Boonsesrr. Be-,
gen bark Templsr. Trey. Pictou for Montreal; 9Th
amer Corinthisn, Menxies. Glasgow tor Montreal
Cleared 4th bark Eidsvod Pearson London lat Saut
Cochan 9TH ships Cent Purvis Pembroke: Royal Char
ter Liverpool Bonochsn Thomp,on do: bark O0,roarg
Birkenhead: Lady seymour. Rutherford, Newcastle.
SYDNEY On. July Sailed, steamer South Tyne tBr),
Hal from MontresD. London
ST Jons. NIB. July 6-Arrived. schr Sea Lion 3D. Nc
Intvre. New York
Cleared 9Th brig Mary Br) Annapolis schr Star Phils
delphia.
ST ANDREWS July 5-Arrived, schr Calvin. Clark Nss
York.
WINDSOR. NS July 5-Arrived. schr Bertha Fellows,
from Eastport land sailed 9Th for New York;.
YARnoUrH. Ms. July 6-Arrved, bril- Sarah Hall OBJ
Boston
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
SCIENCE AND THE SCRIPTURES.

At the Liberal Club last evening, Mr.. A. lie Rawson,
continued the reading OF paper on the Mcssahs--
True and False, before very large audience. He
based his theories examination OF the internal
evidence conveyed by the language in which the differ
books OF the Bible written. thereby establishing
a standard OF their relative antiquity and deducing
themes the result that all the prophecies concerning
the Messiah were Manufactured after ChristS cruc-
nXton He adverted to the number OF Egyptian and
Greek myths which were tackled on to the primtvey
simple creed of the Hebrews and also impugncd the
CORRECTNESS of the Greek LATIN aud Enelish verslonS
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
CRY OF NEw YORK.,
DEFAKTNENI oY EINANcE

u.
GrNTLEaEN:-I have received letter of the 23d u
inqung to the OF she delays in the improvement
of fTompkins square.
Parks and law passed providing funds
More than four months elapsed after passage Of this
meuced October 1878. before election
have been found desirable to add to the number
of men on the payrol~
They were continued the work till some weeks ane
the election when they discharged There paid
sage the of $50 767 So about enough put
il condition for popular pleasure ground
tirely satisfactory to the people
Yet in state than when the Department
of Parks commenced the work. The contains
and half; the expenditure has been the
5000
The trouble seems to be twofold.
Tirsf--I inclined TO think that the attention of the
Park Is directed much other things
than proper duties
oad-Owng the fact that the admnistratio of the
parks has been lately changed well to the character
control sufficient degree ofexperience in such works
compish the best results
You, ask Whether in your my Judgment the work
should not be promptly progressed y
In To- this that the delay In this work the
of the Department of Public Parks has been and is
appears to me. quite rncNcusahe.
Tn located in the midst of dcnsely populated
district. 1t is the only place where In the swelicr
ing days aud nights the people the
vicinity conveniently breath Of fresh air
The turrc proper condition. Is boon the people
In the condition when IL has heen deserted by the De
ble complete in time for It's this aud those
who should have had for the reief and enjoyment OF
themselves and their little must through the
heat of the season withoutit
IL ought he completed and the to complete II is
fratif, less political campaigning to do and that dis
aud have the ability give that degree o attention
which is have the work properly conducted
ANDREW u. GREEN Comptroller
To Mcssrs. M,Rcrs orrEERoURe, HESEy BALsts, W. d..
GusrNus BALsKR JossrH wAScLrs and Henry G.
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL

The nght between the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad Company and the Hudson River
TunnA Company has been transferred TO the United
statcs' District Court In Trenton Attorney General
Nanata continues TO act private counsel ior the
former company and "A bitter litigation Is prospect
ES.Chanccllor Williamson Is preparing an eabors ate
argument behalf OF the runnci Company. TO be de-
Ivcrcd before the Chancellor the motion dissolve
the Injunction restraining the Tunnel Company from
proceeding with the work.
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmastes informed
that by teegraphing the HERALD London Buresu ad
dressing Bennett No. 4e Fleet street. London" to tho
Paris once. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do rOpera
Paris the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be csbsd this
try free ofcharge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Aed
terranean will ind the Paris office the eeonomi
cal and expeditions for telegraphing nswA
The New York herald., 1876-07-08
SPOKEN.

Bark sirene CNor) Cses, from Gouceser for Doboy
July l. on Charleston bar.
Schr Geo Churchman from New York for Brunswick, Ca
July 3, off Georgetown, SC
Schrs Breed. from New York for Jacksonville;
Wetts. from Baltimore for Chareston also schrs Dick
williams Frank Queen, June II of Hatteraa
The New York herald., 1876-07-08

Steamer Gamma tBr). fog Bermuda; bsrks Carmsis
Qta). Antwerp: County of Richmond 3D. Newcastle;
Chapman, Cienfuegos brgs Aquidneck Nusvitas DAN
iel Trowbridge, b. rbados
Wind at sunset. 81: at midnight. y. light
Barometer sunset, 80 O6; at 10 pm, 3OOS