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Doises The meeting abandoned. but the polo was
raised and the party nom this city started for the cars
All but two bad got on the These two-John ].
Bond and Edward Ciay-wers on their way, when they
saw Michael Lamb take hold OF The pole TO pull Is
down.
ACT or pRuxKxx NAN
Lamo was drunk, and Constable Hyland and others
say shey tried 10 pull him away. Bond, however,
thought they rushing TO help Lamb pull the pole
down, and wildly gosscuating and fourishtng club
he shouted TO the the cars ''Ihsy pulling
down the pole" AZ which tho party rushed out Of the
cara The democrats made rush 70: the crowd, and
RBvoLvERs WE'RE DRAWN
oy the parties from this city, most OF them being thus
armed. Rsvolvers were also secn In the hands Of
some OF the Stony Hollow party II Is claimed that
shot fred BY some Of the republican band but
accounts differ, although manly supporting this
menk
GENERAL yrGHr
Tho tight then became general about nity shots
lcan party finally stoned back " the Several
OF them were wounded
THE INJURED
Captain AL Tanners was badly cut on the head with
stone
d. 1. Nontayne clerk In the Post Ofice here, was
also cut on the head with stone.
Frank Harden and J. T. Bond were wounded by pis
tol balls.
or the Stony Hollow party Cornelius and Joseph
Brackest Thomas Hyland, Michael Lamb and boy
were shot.
Cornelius Brackets Is believed to be fatally wounded
having been shot through OF his lungs He is still
alive, however
Joseph Brackests wound is in tho chest and IL bad
one, but 10 not considered fatal Tho OF tho
others are slight
woman named Rafferty, and another woman we're
slightly wounded in the face
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL UPYfcER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81 A. N.


OFFICE THE CHEF SIGNAL UYYrcER,
WASHINGTON, Sept 81 A. N.
I'robabtiihes
For Friday in tho South Atlantic and Gulf States,
southeast southwest winds, partly cloudy, warmer
weather and possibly local coast rams with stationary
or higher pressure
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley rising barometer
southwest winds. and warmer partly cloudy weather
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys followed by rising barometer, sou,hcrly winds
shifting to cooler northery. with clear parrly cloudy
weather
For tho upper lake region rising barometer norths
westerly WINDS cooler partly cloudy and clearing
weather.
For the lower lakes falling, possibly followed by
rising barometer, castcry winds, vcering to warmer
southwesterly and, possibly, cooler northwesteriy,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather aud local rains
For New England south and east winds stationary
or falling barometer, cloudy weather and light rama
For the Middle States, falling, followed by rising
barometer, casery winds, vecrng south and wcsi,
and warmer cloudy, followed by cooler, clearing
weather.
Tho Ohio Mississippi and Missouri rivers probably
contin ue TO rise slowly.
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Yankova and Krssura Pass and Krusevatz, IL
obisos being the Norava Valley below Dsgrad
Tho Turkish attack Of September l on Alex''
natz was . strategic stroke 70 divert Tchernayers
attention from the attor movement Tchernaysn
saw through II. Leaving . strong garrison at Aexi-
natz be withdrew the main body OF his army In tho
direction OF Krusevatz the Yankova Pass to meet
the Turkish turning movement and there she next
fight will take place.
1.-The Servian position 10 precario7s but the exact
situation OF affairs Is unknown"
THE KEroRrs TURKISH oUrRAGKs CONFIRMED.
The correspondents Of the Times and Daily Neps con-
nrm the reports Of outragss committed on women and
wounded scrvians by tho Crcassans and Bashi-
Bazouks.
GLoonY OUTLOOK YoR sBRvIA.
A Times correspondent says:-"wben tho Turks
reach Krussvatz the situation Of Affairs will bc deplor
able The enemy will then command four roads lead
ing to every part Of Servia As tho Turks now In the
Geld number lb0 900 the country could be overrun in
few days"
TERKsTs-HoPEs OF AN xARLY PEACE
LONDON, Sept !. 1870
A despatch to Reuters Telegram Company from ST.
Petersburg that the Porte replying to the rep
reservations OF the European ambassadors In favor Of
peace said In tho present military situation an armis-
tice opposed It's interests Tho Porte, however,
the held hopes OF the speedy proposal
Of conditions OF peace.
ABDUL HAxID INVESTED WITH THE SWORD OF
osMAN.
CoxsrAxrrSoPLE, Sept Z, 1915
Abdul Hamid, the new Sultan, to-day formally
invested with the sword OF osman All the ministers
wero present
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evidence OF the government bsips -s prepared aud
determined 10 preserve the peace will d:spel all inc
nations TO violence.
General Sherman intended to.ncet Lieutenant Cen
era Sheridan and Others In st. Louis had no started
as he intended at later day, and this may have tho
effect OF breaking of the engagements which he made
TO see parties In that city. He will look the
ter OF the Indian supplies pasant and with the Sec
resary will visit the Pacific sops He cannot tell yo,
how long he win be absent
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THE STARS AND STRIPES.

UNRUDIIN0 OF NATIONAL FLA0 AID 0RRAT
ENrHusIAsM IN GEORGIA.
ArALASrA, Sept :, 1870
The mammoth national fag presented by cftixens Of
Cleveland and Cincinnati who participated In the late
Northwestern excursion TO this city uafsrlsd
this afternoon frcm the Kmba House in the presence
of an immense eoncourse OF people and amid great
enthusiasm The Fire Department and tho military
this city were out uniform and hun
dreds OF ladies' occupied the balcony and win
dows OF the hotel Mayor Hammock presided,
surrounded by the city authorities and prominent
democratic aud republican officials. Hon. b. H. Hill
received the flag in behalf OF the city, and made ap
proprats speech. Ex.Chief usoe Lochrane and Gen.
erai Stephen D. Leo also made speeches.
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THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.

SENATOR xKRNAN MAKES FAVORABLE MENTION
OF BAMUxI. A. HAND.
SARATOGA, Sept 7, 1915
Senator Herman, who has been here attending law.
suit had . consultation with Governor Tiden to-day
and returned to Utica tonight MI Herman says
Samuel A. Hand, of Albany, is mentioned as good
man for the nomination.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt passed a very restless day
yesterday. but toward evening somewhat easic,
and O'Clock sleeping His medical treatment
has been somewhat changed, and apparently with
beneficial effect The visitors yesterday Thurlow
Weed Dr. Deems and William H. Vanderbilt
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ENGLAND.
rAB PRICE OF SILVER.

TAB PRICE OF SILVER
LONDON, Sept Z. 1876.
Iudis bills werc allotted yesterday at "a TO "a
lower than last wcck's allotment Thorc Is natness
In the silver market The Times In its financial art
Gle, says SID is the nearest quotation. Tho Standard
quotes It At sid I'd. Tho Financier says probably
not more than 5lxd could bo obtained for silver. de-
lfverable week or hence.
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M'KEE'S CASE.

ST. LOUIS Mo-. Sept Z, 1876.
United States District Attorney Bliss is engaged in
making lengthy and exhaustive report IN the Mexico
whskcy conspiracy case. and will have It ready to sub
NIT TO the Attorney General IN few days. II is
known whether he will recommend pardon or not
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BEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC.

San FRANCISCO, Sept Z, 1875.
The Pacific Mail City Of Peking made the run
from Hong Kong In twenty-five days and eleven hours
and from Yokohama IN fifteen days and nine hours
This is over twenty hours ahead OF the famous pas
sage made by the Oceanic and is tho best made.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twcnty-our hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. a in
d,catcd by the thermometer at Hndnut's pharmacy.
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YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept I, 1915
Tho number Of yellow fever interments to-day was
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge Theodore Miller, OF the New York Court Of
Appeals; Congressman Elijah Ward OF New York;
II. Il Linderman, Director Of the United States Mint;
Judge Ulysses Mercur OF the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvania Baron Blechroder OF Germany, and General
Judson Fitzpatrick, OF New jersey, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel John w. Garrett president Of tho
Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company, and Professor
o. c. Marsh, OF Yale College, are at the Brcvoort
House. Ex-Governor James Il. English, Of Connecti-
cut and james c. Flood OF San Francisco, are a the
Windsor Hotel sir Charles ID. Crosley, Of England,
is at tho Grand Central Hotel Commander II. B.
Robcson United States Navy, is at the Everett House.
Allen c. Beach, OF watertown, N ", Is at the Sc.
Nicholas Hotel Joseph Warren, OF Buffalo, is at tho
Metropolitan Hotel Colonel Thomas G. Pitcher,
United States Army and Robert Campbell, OF St Louis.
arc at the Giscy House. Captain N. Fernandez and
Captain b. Alzola, OF the Spanish Navy, are at the
Hoffman House General Ell s. Parker, of ConncctL
cut, is at tho ST. James HOTEL Row. Dr. S. X 10th
rop OF Boston, and Professor +. ]. Rtor OF Vassai
College, at the Westminster Hotel
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NO SPECIFIC FOR LOCAL SKIN AILMENTS CAN
cope in popular favor with tiLENNs SULPHUR SOAP.
"HuLs HAIR WHISPER Dye black or brown, SOC.
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SCHOOL suirs large stock at greatly reduced prices.
BROkAw BROTHERS,
1th Ay. uppostc Cuupcr Institute
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A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIREPROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU ANN AND FULTON ST2
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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Averngc Temperature ycstcruAv. o.
Average temperature for corresponding date last
yeaf......... o.
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To Citizens and Stranaers-KNOX'S FALL HAT rcadv q
2l2 Broadway and undsr the Fifth Avenue Hotel
A CARD-TO THE RUPTURED.
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A-THE FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS
ready Tor inspection and sale at EsPENsCHbIDs.
Man ufacturer. lIS Nassau Il.
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A-DECAY DESTROYS THE LIFE AND NATURAL
color of the hair PARKERs HAIR BALsAM restores both
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first class Passenger Elevator.

Thors q entrance for the delivery OF market
Ing groceries and for general p1rveyor and furniture
II will thus be observed that the front
uudisturbed The whole premises warmed
in winter upon the most approved and scientific principes
Tho location OF the choicest In she city between sd
SD ss the midst OF the wealthy and fashion,
able churches-the Cathedral. St. Thomas and Dr. Hah
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ALWAYS SArISFACrORY.-THE SILK TRUSS
sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 6s3 Broadway.
400 cure
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McCAFFERTY 4 HIrcHMAN. Agents.

| REDUCTION-BY USE OF MACERARE, The
great anti fat remedy T. q. HULL NJ. II. 2O7 9Th av.
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Do not be deceived Dr. s. N MARSH. inventor OF tho
RADICAL Cure TRUSS has not opened nu Office
tnwn hna No connectionx whatever with
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALI.
A''''' JOHN MATTHEW'S LIST sv.. and 2s,h st.. city.
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WHY SUFFER With RHEUMATISM, WHEN DR.
FrrLKR's RnEUmArrc REMEDY will you. Depot ~
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APARTMENT HOUSE,

Each suit OF apartments constitutes complete house W
story
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The rooms largo light ana commodious. ana not .
in the suit without window.
Tho building is 9th with deph Of 100 feet
II is divided into equal parts by wide and grand
marble entrance 9Th
There is Otis
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concern. may be consulted only at my old Office No
Vesey st. Astor House S. N. MARSH
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AExrNATz HELD BIZ A sERvIAN roRcE--A SER
WAN CORPS STILL ON TURKISH rEnnrronY-
rcHERNAYEFF's MOVEMENTS.
IoSDoS. Sept. s, 1915
despatch to the Daily Nw. dated, Degrad SEN
ember T. says
.Alexnatz is held by $1,000 servians with ten bat
ssrics The Turkish man army Is divided into two
BODIES One Is cop ny with General Horvatovicb. who
. on Turkish territory IN front OF the Grurpsda
Pasa and threatens the Turkish camps at Niscb
The other is engaged In a movement through the
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CnAMnKRs-lIcd by Judge West
brcok-Nos. TO lis inclusive.
SUPREME CorRT-GKNxRAL TERM Adjourned until
TO morrow for the purpose OF renge.ing cecisoDs.
SUPERIOR CoCRr-sfEciAL lERM.--No day calendar
COMMON PIIAs-EQUiry TsRM.-No day calendar.
CouRr OF GENERAL SxssIoSs--Icd Judge
Giidcrsleeve The People VS.. David scandn, robbery
Same Frank Hicks, robbery; same George Stew
ara, robbery same VS. Henry Rath. robbery; VS..
Robert smith, elonous assault and battery; va
John West, felonous assault and battery; Same
Lizzie Drscoli icoDious assault and battery Same VS.
Luding Ncwsel fcionous assault aud battery; Same
VS. James Bagcy felonious assault aud battery Same
John O'Donncll, iclonous assault and battery :;
Same VS.. John Evans. George W. Russell and Thomas
Morrett, burglary; same VS. James O'Bf,n burvary;
Same VS.. Thomas J. Burke burglary Same vs. Charles
McManus and Charles White, burglary. Same VS..
Frank Smith forgery Same VS. Margaret Oliver grand
larceny; Same VS. Lewis Brown, grand larceny; same
Edward Brotc, grand larceny; Same Mary A.
Hagan and Ann Aeaiia. grand larceny: same julius
FaiS. prand larceny same vs.. James Goldsmith and
David Werner grand larceny; Jacques Chollct,
grand larceny; w. Miehaei Mulin, grand larceny
sanevs Andrew Espinosa and Juan NJ. Toulon, grand
larceny; Same VS.. Juia Chezel, grand larceny Same
vs.. LOUIS Rosy, grand larceny same George Ma
son, sodomy Same fhon,as Mckenzie, assault End
battery: same VS.. Timothy ;. Leary, petit larceny
same Thomas Noble. ass aun ana battery Same vs..
Bernard ollman and Fanny Meylus. grand larceny.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Ofenbach takes his leave OF the American public at
Gilmore's Garden Friday next.
Al Tony PASTORS, on Broadway, there was also a
double performance, in which the company ap-
peared.
"Pique," wearing It's plushing honors OF two hun.
dred nights the attraction ut the Fifth Avenue
Theatre afternoon and evening.
The Partisan Varieties gave matinee and an evening
representation in which ballet, variety and singing
made up an attractive programme.
On Monday next a new variety company, with Cap
tain McDonalds trained Indian acrobats will appear at
the Olympic in an entirely new bill
Nr. Albert Aiken endeavorcd IN the afternoon and
evening. at Woods Museum, to portray the horrible
atrocities OF the Molly Masuires OF the mining districts
There a matinee and evening performance at
Kelly Leons Opera House, which the gentlo Leon
appeared Frou Frou most affecting mpersonation.
The blaze Of Centennial patriotism and OF the mid
summers yesterday made empty benches the rule
and the exception at tho few places OF amusement
that open.
AT the Park Theatre there a matinee and an
evening performance OF the drama "Trodden Down;
or Under Two Flags" In which Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins
took active part
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ). Florence repeated last evening
their admirable performance of the Hon. Bardwel So;e
and Mrs. General Gilnory in tue popular comedy
"Ihe Mighty Dollar" at waacks
Mr.. p. S. Gilmore and his military band returned
from Philadelphia crowned with laurc!s, in time for
the regular evening Gilmore's Garden. The
soloisis the occasion were Levy cornet; Bracht
flute, and Henri Kowalski, piano
"Aumpty Dumpty' which will DO long associated
In the minds Of Young America with Santa Claus
giver OF good things held double reception at the
olympic yesterday. this being his last week at that
thcatre The Tooth performance takes place Satur
day.
The vokcs family appeared IN the evening at the
Union Square Theatre in their nimitabe sketch, "Fun
in Fog" in which the merry sister, Rosina Jessie
and Victoria. their brothers. Fred aud Fawdon kept
the audience in roar. Mr.. Stoddard appeared III
zone Touch of Nature" This is the last week OF this
talented family
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 4, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
EXPORTED BY HERALD STEAM YACHTS Axr HERALD
wHITEsToHR TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD YACHTS Axr HER AID
wHITEsroSR TELEGRAPH LINZ
"a, Erin @ Aie y Losd0I Jun: 20 r. l., with u m md. 5
passed German steamer, bound L. showing signals
steamer Amer que CFr). Pouzoln. Havre June - and
Plymouth 25th with mdse and passengers to Louis de Be-
steamer Gresham tBr>, Mace. Newport z. 81 days. in
with mdse aud passengers Morgan. From 90
s' Steamer Boli1s 1sr small Glasgow June "a and No
vile 10Th with mde and AZ passengers to Braa
bound east 3D. lat 45 81 steamer City Berlin
ian b.rs bound west. showing signal letter. PcNR
day -, miles east Of sandy H"ok steamer Wyoming b =,
hsrss B:so Tor Liverpool same '"' Dark M N'' 90 ''
steamer Frisia Ger. Meyer. Hambur- June u and
Hayre 4,h with %sss ana passenfsrs to kanhard' Co
nsss " the all
s ans 81 to %% cyss Co. with
steamer Algiers li.wthorn' New Orleans days with
stesmer San salvador. Nickerson.- Savannah July l.
with mdse and passengers to VIM Garrison
steamer Reulscr. 'oane. Wilmington NC. days. with
steamer Richmond. Kelley Richmond City M Point and
BARK RO.chet,e dsaD rerasale, Cork a days in
BARK imaisr sus,, Lauren stsn 81 days. in ballast
Bark lSorl Roth Havre so DAYS in ballast to
Fsh sn 90 Iso u mde s
Fahrco,ts. Passed Gibrstsr June =
with fruit Theo Robinson vessel TO Agresa. Passed
Gibraltar NAY ~
Rsrk Proteus Chlpman Marsccs 80 dsvs in ballast, to
Jas T. Ward ( Co Passed Gibraltar Nav 81.
Bark Crsgowl lRr). Durie. Guantanamo IA days. with
su-ar to Brooks 4 co: vessel t. master.
Bark Ida dtan cataniaro Bermuda days. in ballast.
to Slocovich K 60.
Dr.e Tycho Brahe DAM Rrsrup Paler II days with
fruit >gobsl Day; vessel funch Edye Co Passed
Gibraltar Nav 2e.
Schr W II Van Name. Holmes. Eleuthera days. with
pi,cs TO james Douglass: vessel 10 J Weinberg Co.
Schr Lizzie Ueyer. Potter. Prnnswcs Ca days. with
lumber Murray. Dodge Co vessel to " Loud x Co.
Sem W Vaughan. Drisko. Virginia
Schr l. Middleton, Bonnel. Virginia.
Schr Alice lola. ksmburgher. Virginia
Schr n + uavens. Bayles. Virginia.
Schr Napoleon Ru;icr. Virginia
Schr A. Acott. French. Virginia
Schr Mary Montsnze, Seev. Virginia,
Schr Morwin. Pearse Virginia
Schr : J Naughsn. Vaughan Virginia
Schr Arnold. Arnold, Virginia
Schr l. = Pharo. Phsrc virginia.
schr Mary Parker. Petty. Virginia.
Schr Joseph 4 Franklin, Virginia
Schr ID " Vaughan. Driscoli Virginia
Schr : ! Fort, Fort Gcoreetown. Dc.
Schr VIM Wilson. Brown. Georgetown. nc
Schi VI Metrimpn. Crane. georgetown DC,
Sclr Elias Moore. Lewis Georgetown. DC.
Schr " IA kinkcl. Soper. Georgetown. DC.
Schr Albert Mason. Rose Georgetown. DC.
Schr n Hand. Hand. Baltimore.
R.rup At
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BARROW. July 4-ArrIv.a bark sel.ds. ds.D. s.ns'

BAxaow. July ARRIVED. bark selIsdts dtsD Barrss
Phladelphia
BELrAsr. July ARRIVED. bsrks Walter ArmnEten ~
Hooper. Phiadslphis; johannes Rod Nor). Nee, do.
Sailed Sd. bark sampo u.us). stenmsn, Unts Ststea
BRxxES July 3-Arrived ship Derby Ger. Hunseksa |!
New York. =
BoHpzArx-Arrived. bark syra Corning Daaizic.
GLOUCESTER July Sailed bark Broshers Sisters (B,
Aubrey. New York
GLASGOW July 4-Arrived bark Ganger Rolf tNor Lar
sen. Philadelphia brig Bennnrsen Ger. Roster.
Wilmington, NC; schr Earl Potter. shearsr Pensacola
GRErsocK, July ARRIVED, brig Elizabeth winslow,
Locke. Portland. Me.
Hull July ARRIVED. barks Prindcssss Louise Qorl
Freide. Baltimore; vexar fNor). Eversen, New York
LIVERPOOL. July 4-Arrved, ships Reporter Spring. New
Orleans; Idomens Bp. Casey, New York; bsrks Kong
Oscar II Nor. Ctristopheson, NemAndns; Astsn sD.
Knudscn. New York.
Sailed 4th. ship William CBr Journsay. North America
LONDON July 4-Cieared, bark Hilton (Br), Hilton,
North America
LIMERICK July ARRIVED bark Sarah Hobart PinkhAn
Boston.
Sailed 3D. bark Josef (Aus). Tvancck, United States
MovLLE. July Arrived steamer California Br Oven'
stone, New York for Glasgow land proceeded.
NEWCASTLE July ARRIVED. bark Northumbnsn (BrA
Pgge. PhilsdephA
NEWPORT July 4-Arrived. schr Paul (Br). Strange
st John. NIB.
oroRro-Arrivcd. bark Juno (sw,, Lockncu Darien-
PRSARrn ROADS, July ARRIVED. bark Morning Dsv
CBrl. Stockton. Richibucto.
poHr ELlzApKru. June 24-Arrived, bark smyrniota
Sears Boston
QUEENSTOWN July 4.-Arrlved, barks A Brown, Gresw
sh. Boston; Anna One:o (Ita) Costa, Phadelphia; Pie
tro Accame 1taD. Poiesta do Demarch utaD Bretoiat
to, Baltimore: silas Curtis (Br. Oughon, Mauritius
Peppino Mznsno Qta), Do Martino, New
York; Pearl Ryder do sionne GtaD Cuneo do; Giorgns
ItaD. Bartoletta do Folkrang (Nor. lila ma. do; Ms
thde (Nor. Torbornsen, Philadelphia Robinson Crusoa
Robinson, Boston; brigs silss Award (Br) McEsil 81
John. NIB: Sophcna CBr, Maelstrom. New York.
Arrived I'd, barks Agir (No3. wuncx New York; bark
Royal Harrie Br Matherson do; Giovanni (Aus. Du-
leich Philadelphia
SOUTHAMPTON July ARRIVED, steamer Mosel (0ar),
Neynsber, New York for Bremen land proceeded).
sILLorH. July 3Arrved, bark Margaret (Br, Wilson.
Daren.
Sailed from port In the United Kingdom July barb
Mariannins UtaD, Russo. United StateI
LoypoS, July "A telegram CalcuttA says the
Khorassan ashore the Saugor sands. and
abandoned. Crew saved.
GRAvrsRSD. July 4-The Norwegian bark Hildegaard,
Capt Petersen last from New York May 81 took dre here
yesterday. Her cargo had already been discharged.
WEATHER REPORT.
Falmouth July 4. p M-wind Wsw.
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At TRENTON.
TRENTON. July 4. 1876.

TRENTON, July 4. 1876.
The Centennial OF American independence ccle-
brated here to- day with great ervor and enthusiasm
Business entirely suspended and every building in
the city was avishly decorated with the Stars and
Stripes and flags OF other nations. Throughout the
dBy and night the resounded with the noise pro-
duced by the explosion of fireworks. AT eight O'Clock
in the morning grand procession commenced moving
through the Streets composed OF military com panes,
benevolent societies. the Mayor and Common Council,
Board OF Trade and other civic bodies II nearly
Two miles long 1T the Court House the Declaration
OF Independence read by s. NJ Dickcnson the his
tory OF Mercer county by Mayor Crnellirg, and T. T.
Green delivered Grafton. The festivities
Guided with grand display OF fireworks.
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WHALEAIEN.
Arrived MattspoI

Arrived at Mattaposett July g. bark Mattaposett Chase
Atlantic ocean. ~ Helena March L. with 10 bbls and
do VIII OIL sent .ome the voyage bbls sp Re-
ports spoke juno ~ lat - ~ ~ lon 80 " schr y
sparxs Ewe Provncetown. 30 days out bls sp; May
l6 lat l3 II y. Ion - 20 ". brig small Curren -
months $40 sehr VIM t~ozer. ..obess, do $50
81 2S do VIII oil,
Arrived bermuda June 10 bark Crapo. from
cruise. with 100 bbls oil
letter from Capt tnnrch 0f bark Lptits of NB re-
ports her abe May "a win $50 hhIs sp oil Report
spoke April It, bark calro. with Is bbls sp
81 her take an 20 bbls whale the next day.
letter from Capt clifford Of snip Yoang hpnix OF Mr.,
Msuritius Muy 70 with So VII
oil and $40 lbs bone. Bound to Nshe Banks aud
pscted be Manritus October or November The
vivors o ship strathmoc - n number all disrbu
ted among otner vessels within AFTER being taken
OF
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AT BRIDGEPoRT.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, July 4, 1876
Bridgeport Centennial celebration consisted OF a
lengthy procession, embracing music. military and
civic societies the FIRE Department. The custom
ary reading of the Declaration of Independence An
GRAFTON ana address took place the Soldiers Mopu
mcnt at Seaside Park. The monument has Just been
completed by the addition of the municipal bronzes
Almost every public building, factory and residence
decorated anu large proportion them are ilIumina
ted this evening