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ba!tlm0re and Warrington, l25 iEo
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LIVERPOOL, August 2.-Saturday, 9. the
5th, and Monday, the 7th instant, being
holidays, the Cotton Exchange will be
closed.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Sur TRownRipGE (Br) from Quebec, at Newcastle, z.
July 30 obliged to ship anchor Thurso July "a
SHIP HANNIBAL tBr). from Astoria, at Queenstown July
~ W. throwing the sip her beam ends shipped heavy
which carried portion OF stnrboard bull
warks washing OF dock filling cabin and forecase
aud dangling stores
FRANK PESpLrTox. from London for Cardiff &C. In
bringing mp in the Downs July 20 lost anchor and sms
piece OF chain they aud placed board she
ship BY Deal bostmsn ON the 3lst
BARK NINA tBr from st John, NIB. at Newry. l. July 81
had about half Of her deck load of deals washed overheard
during the passage.
BARK ALKx CAMPBELL, from Aberdeen for New York
VIII CHI into fictou July % with he xdgcar
sion. repaired aud ready Her destns
has been changed Shedac where she will load
east coast OF ireland With deals at los.
BARK PnlLLiPs, of Boston, at New Bedford has
been by jain Mccullough, OF that city, be
continued la the whaling business.
BRIG OpoRILLA Holland. Philadelphia Aug II from
Naples reports July 20 during thunder Storm Capt o
land struck by lightning and knocked down and in
jured.
BRIG NOSES RoGxRs fBr), from Liverpool with coal for
Pernambuco put into Waterford July 81 making
scuR JOHN CADwALLApKR. with cordwood from James
River tor sew iorx. put into Norfolk Aug IL leaking.
SrrAMruG BRAVE. Capt Cummings broke her shaft in
the sleeve as, NJ yesterday, when IL miles ESE
of Long Branch and nnutes the water put the fires
out She commenced settle fast, when the crew
her In the small boat ana landed Long Branch
M The Brave was one year old and owned BY John
Bosrox Aug l2-Cutter Gallatin grounded on George
Island this AM sh, has heeled ovcr will OF
AZ high water.
CAsso Ms Aug o-The American s.hr Reporter while
goug Of harbor coided with schr Arizona from Pub
nico breaking the atters ioreboom an ssG also dam
In: hull The former sustained No damage.
NORFOLK. Aug 1.-The schr Mary Emily, from New York
for Jacksonville. which arrived here saturday afternoon
leaking has hauled uroa the ways Graves ship
yard FOR repairs
NKw B.progp. Ang lI-Sch- Lynburner. arrived hero
to-day from Bucksvilc Sc the death OF the mate
Ebcn Cvamer Aug g after being III Tor week with fever.
He native Of Lncolnvle Me. and was over "
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aS-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASrISG AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains officers
Of vessels the contng foreign trade observ
ing displacement removal Of buoys requested
to the the HERALD that be
letter addressed ITO the editor of the HERALD Now York
giving accurately possible the member and posi-
the OF their removal will su
hce in all along the Atlantic aud Pacific
coasts tho American Continent When they observed
European countries in the Mediterranean
that niomxton be sent either by telegraph
or letter to London Office of tho NV YORK HERALD 81
Fleet street London tho Paris Office 61 Avenue do
rOpern Paris Whore the telegraph il used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett AZ Fleet London" OF
Bennett 81 Avenue do ropera, Paris" Whore OF
te the telegraph. in Asia Africa captains
NAV communicate with upoa reaching the hrst
lent mort alton will be cabed free of charge
the HERALD and published
uy-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW. YORK At NIGHT.-Thc NKw YORK
IlRALp has adopted distinguishing Costou night signal
the HERALD yacht showing while
burning the coos red green red changing from the
other and he several miles distant
CAPTAINS Of vessels upon seeing this signal. vii; obge
by any marine they have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALD
urPcrsons DESTROYS stng with vessels arriv
ing at New York do by addressing 10 such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht pier No. East River, New
York Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates are required.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Denmark (Brj. Williams. London--F W Hurst
Steamer Eysia dsr, McRitchie. London-Henderson
udoo (Br,. Mills. Hull via southampton--chas
steamer Donau ;er). Busns. Bremen via Southampton
steamer Iiborty. sundbsrg. Hsvsna-James L Ward &
steamer Columbus Reed Havana-wm p Clyde x Co.
steamer state OF Texas Bolgcr Galveston via Key West
steam Morgan City Reaae New Orleans Chas Whit
steamer KncScrbocker. Kemblc New orieans--Clark 4
Seaman
steamer Guy of Atlanta. woodhuil Chariesson-Jas
civ NC-wm j Clyde 4 Co
Old Dominion. Walker, Norfolk, City Pon. and
Rchmond-old Dominion steamship Co.
stcamerE G knight. Chichester. Georgetown. DE-
steamer Rsae Jones philsdslphaJas Hand Hand
Bark UKRAINE Aeichor, AMER Tor orders-James Ward
Bark otus (Sor), Falek, Hull E-Boctmann osrlein 4
bark Gina tNop Anderson. Cork Falmouth for
BArk Emilia ci.mpa d.aD, cahoro. Cork for orders
Bark sylphde Nor) Podersen. Cork Tor ordsrs-Funch
Barx AzoF (Nor Holmes Cork for ordsrs-Funch Edge
Back Msrtin Luther iSor) Nielsen Tvedersr.nd (Nor-
I,ark Morning Star Br) sis.on ST aeo-WaydeIi Co.
Bark VIM II Gem, Collins brunswick. Ga-Miller L
Brig Sophia Cook (BD. Cook, London-D Dewof
Brig Ze.lnnd CBr, Hicks Cork Falmouth for orders
brig Genoa BIZ Priest, Gsway-J Whitney 4 Co
Co.
Brig Abby Watson, Holden, Fernsndina, FaJohn Boyn-
toms Son
Brig Penncli, Beck. Brunswick, Ga-Jsmss Murray
Co.
Brig Ambrose Light. Schwartz, Roekport, Me-Mler
uoughton
sehr Gaelic Howard St C.sharine CBrs.iD-B Weinberg
Co.
Schr Minnehshs, Swift. Pernambuco-H A Swift & Co.
schr Rookie K Yates, CLARK Bsrbados-J W Whitney.
Schr Alpnt tBr). Wharton, Barbados-1hos Dennison
Schr Rubino (Br Secord. st Johns, Mp Nevius
Son.
ssehr Avon tsr,, King; $. Johns. Nc W Bcrtsun;
Schr J A Hatfield (Br). Hatfield Horton. NS-C Ber-
schr Eliza Besrd DR. Odell, st john MA Heney.
Schr Altavclia. Smith. Jacksonville-W Ray
Schr Maid OF the MIST Barrett, Norfolk X Gott
Schr ChInyurora. Jackson Bxltiinore-W I'm Chalmers
Schr w Havens Terry, Georgetown. DC-VAn Br.nt
Bro.
schr Levenia DELANEY, Reeve, Boston-Chss living.
Cleared llthSteamer st Germ ain (F, Rauloux Hsvre
via Plym outh-Louis 10 Bebian
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A FEMALE BIGAMIST.

Yesterday forenoon Daniel Bowe a gardener ap-
peared before Justice Rely, in the Third District Court
Brooklyn, and charged his wife, Ellen. with bigamy
4 warrant was placed in the HANDS of olcer Shaugh-
oesscy, who arrested the woman In New York and
The Justice committed her 10 Raymond Street jail
TO await examination Oh Monday next FROM the
statement OF the complainant remarkable condition
OF domestic immortality and misery Is disclosed. The
parties who are mid, leagcd, were employed as
servants.n Canadian fanny in IS ., when they
married They lived together Tor three years during
which time they had two children, boy and gir.
When her daughter three months Old Mrs. Bowe
hcartlessy deserted her and remained away for
maternal care and nourlshncnL This dG nos prove
her husband from again receiving her week after
the reconciliation anu IN the fail OF lso, m
seconded. taking with her tue boy few weeks ago
the husband learned while residing IN Oswego county,
that bis erring living in the city OF Brooklyn
He procured certified copy of their marriage eertn.
cate Montreal aud FASTENED to confront with
the proof OF her iundey. lie found her comfortably
situated as properties OF small gro
Gerry and provision store on Kent ave.
nue. where she living u1der the
naine OF Mrs Garvcy. being married 10 a
plastcrcr of that namo. On entering the store Mr.
iIowe cav his wife for the Irst ;me after their
separation. and approaching her asked whether he
could be accommodated wIih board she replied that
the house iu. and recognized her visitor without
any exclamation OF surprise. She told him not u ask
her any questions. as she would not speak To ham He
asked II could her sou Nsrun, and she Told hlm
he could not and added that il he did not get out oi
the store she would have him arrested as a Ioaicr
The woman. who ~ very coarse ~ appearance and
manner stated that she lied IRON Bo~e because he Was
cruel her and failed TO contribute TO her support
The was, at the request al his mother. rcScntiy
Committed to the House Of Refuge tor larceny.
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AMERICAN PORTS

ALEXANDRIA, Ang ll-ssiled, schrs Maggie Mulvoy'
Boston; Florence II Hail. Belfast Me- Henry Nay No
bngrr. aud Maria Elizabeth trom ueorgetowni, -.
BOSTON Aug l2-Arrived, schrs + Cabada swain,
Georgetown; u Atwood. HASKELL and Nellie CroweiI,
PAelps AeNanjra William Jones, Jones' and Charlotte
jameson, Jameson, Baltimore; Hattie Baker. Pierce aud
Artc Garwood. stephens, Philadelphia
Also arrived. brig Liberty, Deveraux, Batmore: schrs
Ague. Young. Baltimore; Crowley, Eaton. and Nair
Crsnmer Morris Philadelphia
Ciesred-scame Carroll Wight Halifax; Johns Hop
kin Haiict Baltimore; Neptune, Berry, New York; Nor
man. Ncker-on Philadelphia; ship Empire Lecke. Val
paradise bark Adelne Adams Coiburn, New Orleans via
Portland; brig Isis Anderson Gorce schrs Isaac Rich.
s,udlcy Baltimore; Lot'ie Taylor, Richmond; Carrie
Alice, hiilips Charleston.
HALflMutsE. August ~ Arrived, steamer Josephine
Thomson. Moore. New York; bark A Stonemsn (Br).
Cain, Belfast brig John Avies Tracy. Brunswick
Cenred-Steamers Carolina tspl. RilstrA Liverpool,
America, Bilups savannah; Nineland, Bowen New YORK
barks JOAN Lorwsy Br. Lorway. Belfast; ktxlto tbrl,
Linden Bordeaux; Serene. seseman. Rio Janeiro; Graz
rernambuco; Chesapeake tBr WILSON, Norfolk: schrs
Gordon. stone Bpston Ella II Barnes Harden, Charles
sailed steamer, C.ro.iua aud McxieaaN ship Annie
Law barks Emma, Flora Gazielln and Nay Queen; brss
Agnes Bar on, Chesapeake.
BRUNSWICK. Aug J-Arrived brig El,ie Alien tbrs
d. Asevedo New Bedford. .
5h-Cearcd brig Laura Gsrtrvde Risk New York; schr
Reed. Cavalier Philadelphia.
BANGOR, Aug iO-Arrivod. sshrs IsssrA Jones. 0ou-
sins. and New Zealand simmons, New YORK.
Cieareschr kendusScag, akABueksport 10 ioad ior
BATH Aug io-Sailcd schrs Lotto Friend. Phhadei,
phia. Florence Noweu Lunt and Paul Y Keller DO; d
irwin. Johnson. and q Il Flint. Haskell New York.
CHA .LkSiUN Au- Din the oninx. schr Bessie Diek-
ins,n II ckiuson, from Bath. - -, -.
CALAIS Aug T-cieared, schrs Nellie Eaton Townsend
DlGHT0N, Aug lo--SaIed, schrs Hunter Fly. Pough'
kecpsie; Phnoc Elizabeth. Napsa and AFRO rTaee'
fEiNA NDiSA, Aug 7Asrivsd, scAs Lseasssa. Aehoru.
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CASHIERED FROM THE FIFTH.

Under date OF the 1lth INST were published by
headquarters First brigade, First DIVISION n. G. N
Y. the findings of q court martial, Of which Major
Robert Lennox Bclknap, Brigade inspector, was Pres
dent, whereby Captain Max Ebler, Company g., Fifth
regiment Of infantry, tried and found guilty the
following charges = Drunkenness on duty nsubordi-
nate the prejudice Of good order and mill
tary dsciphne disobcdence OF orders and breach OF
arrest
In the city sentenced TO be cashiered incapaci-
istcd from holding any military command and lined
IN the sum OF 500 Eblcf Is u small beer politician
and Colonel spencer who Is An intense republican,
commanding an intensely democratic regiment, has
threatened to go all The way 10 Albany In ordor 10
have the ex-Captain restored 10 his command
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THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.

WHAT LoUIsIANIAN SAYS ABOUT THE NEGRO
TON.
There was nothing out OF tho usual routine OF bust
ncss at the headquarters OF the campaign committees,
but ii is expected that after the primaries Tor The cleo
hon OF delegates to the two nominating conventions
nre held the politicians Will put little lc into
the machinery Of the The republicans ofthls
city hold their primaries the evening OF the 18th
Inst mex, Friday, when there will DO some OF the
districts lively struggle between the Custom House
and anti Custom House wings Of the party. AT the
democratic headquarters there wcrc but few callers.
Among them gentleman IRON Shreveport, Caddo
parish, La who gave interesting facts concern
ing Tho negro voters ia LOUISIANA Caddo
parish, he saii mas an population OF
ory there III 1874 COS which was counted out by
Returning Board OF the state certificates OF utmi-
dation having been signed by negroes who could not
read and promise having been made of IS to be paid
upon application at the Court House. The gentleman,
who is "a merchant doing large business with the nc
grocs conceived the plan at that election Of furnishing
red democratic tickets oil which IS, found In tho
ballot boxes, THUS showing that an Impression
could be effected upon tho ncgroe vote lie
also organized club or negroes, and secured
many signatures promise that they would. cleo
ton day, call at his store and receive tickets. Many
declined sign. because they had been told by repub
cans that IL they did their feet aud hands would be
cut OIL they voted the rcd ticket al the same, how
ever he says that the Republican Convention was
held his parish just before his departure Tor tho
North quarrel ensued which resulted IN the death
OF several negroes As they were republican negroes
killed by republican negroes the killing not telc-
Rraphed North as outrage. He confirmed the state
OF others from LOUISIANA that the at the
coming election Will divide their vote He says that
$40 900 deposited in the Frcedman's Savings Bank
by negroes IN his parish aud they have not forgotten
the loss OF their money. While he expects Louisiana
to go democratic by 20 goo majority hc as con hdently
expects that the State Returning Board will count 1t
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. II, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
KxroIrKc BY rnK UERALp STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuirEsroNR rRLEGRAPu LINZ

RxroErKc BY STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wuirEsroNR rRLEGRAPu LINZ.
French trgae Minervs Admiral Maidet. Philadelphia.
Mounts III guns. and has crew OF 400 men.
.tor,ship supply, Boston.
steamer Wyoming tBri, Jones, Liverpool Aug 2. via
Qurenstowu Sd with dc and passengers TO Williams
Steamer city OF Houston Dcering. Galveston Ang and
Key West sth with mdss and passengers to Mallory
steamer Ashland crowcr Gu ariaston Aug o with
mdse TO J W Quntard Co.
CB in ballast pertaux. July 20. lat &C "a, Ion
~ -, passed an iceberg. 49,,
order: vessel TO Vernon l. Brown Co.
Brig Atalsya, Cole. Cbpiuegos 10 days with sugar to
Ponver Go. 80 49,,
Sehr Len. Breed. s,~ell Jacksonville II days, With
lumber 20 1; fnrchid vessel to Warren Kay.
sehr Racer. Siblic, Powcil's Point, NC.
Schr l. II Hopkins. Ptedmore. virginia
schr Sails Ann. BODY. Virginia
Schr Francis Shubcrt. Gamer. NrgiLin.
Sehr A II johnson. Rose. Virginia
schr W Vaughan. Griswel, virginia
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Franconia Bragg Portland for New York .
Steamer City Now Bedford Fish. New Bedfodfor New
York - -
Provincctown for New YORK.
sehr jasper tBrl Fowler Two Rivers Ms for New York
sehr V Crandal tBr. Nasaey. 81 Jonn NIB. Tor New
YORK. - -,
Sehr Hattie Butler. Carroll. Portland, CT. tor New
York.
schr Helen Mar Ward Somerset for New YORK.
schr J ) Terry. Raynor East Greenwich for New YORK
schr Josie Crowley Crowley Providence Tor New YORK
schr Quick step, Niekcrson Providence for New YORK;
sshr 1fssn- Cummings, Bath for New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-13
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BARROW Aug Iasaled, bark Austin tBr, Davis. North
America
GLOUCESTER, Aug lo-saied, schr Matte Franklin,
Griffin. United states
GLASGOW. Aug I2-saied brig Matte Russell, Ather-
ton United States.
GRrxsrY. Aug l2Arrived bark Ammonia utaD. Caaero,
New York.
nAvRE, Aui io--Saed bark Atlas (Nor). Moler, United
States 18th steamer Ausraue Fr, Pouzolz New York.
IrswIcu Aug l2-sailed, bark CASTELAR, tNor), Lund.
United States
LrKRrooL, Aug i2-Arrivsd, ship Washington, Martin,
New York.
Sailed i2th, ships Universe r. Jones. United States
Senator Weber (Br, Tredweu bark Frigg Nor Olsen.
do; Hermouc 3D. LAYERS, do; Thor (Nor. Jensen do.
LSirn, Aug l2-ssicd brig Storm Bird (Br). Foikcr,
United states
LixxmcE Aug i2ssiied bark Georgia tAns) Medanich.
United states.
LISBON. Aug 6-Arrived, ship Armstrong (BD, Bryan.
Pensacola
MANILA. July 26-Arrived. bark Gooden. - date
Crocketp. Hamburg before reported without date.
QuKxSsrowS. Aug l2-Arrved. bark Boyiests mod An
onseu, baltimore sehr Emma Crosby. Crosby, Calais, NO.
Arrived ish midnignt steamer BothnalBr), xahiekan,
New York tor LIVERPOOL tsnd preessdsaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-13
RIOT IN PASSAlC.

number OF hands employed In the mills At Passaic
n j. returned to that town on Friday night, having
spent tho day In playing bal! in the suburbs and i'm
mediateiy began TO quarrel among themselves and
with those whom they met After ''sprceins" around
for time the party attacked Invalid gentleman
named Walton, who seated ut hts own door. and
boat him SO that his life endangered Some local
constabes attempted to arrest the rngleaders, when
they attacked by tho comrades OF the latter and
serious riot ensued. Tho Town Council session
the Of the occurrence ad attracted by the
noise. II adjourned unccremonOusly, It's members
rushing into tho tray and assisting the police After
hard fought battle in which somc fifty sixty per-
sons moro or less injured the rnaleaders were
secured und the mob dispersed. Fortunately wea
pons except stones used
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Schr Quincy Quincy. Providence for New York.
Schr Cornelia. Huntley. Rocsport for New York.
Sctr Napoleon. Young. Bangor Tor New York.
Schr l. sherman. Alley. kennobec for New York .
schr Julia A Berkeley Saunders. New Haven for New
YORK.
Schr Ira LaIrinier Coleman. Kennebec for New York
Schr Gust. Allen. New Haven for New York
Schr Frank Herbert. Baker. Boston 'or New York
schr ale French Rockland for New York
Schr Edwin Frances bridgeport for New York
Schr n = bly, stokes. Norwich forNew York.
schr olive Brauch. Ueaey. Ellsworth for New York.
Schr Adrianna slocum Rockiand Tor New York
Schr II Willcu Wilictt. Boston for New York.
Schr Achorn Nicscrson. Stonington for New York.
schr l. o Wells, Wells. Providence Tor Now York.
Sehr Abn-r Taylor. Dunn. RE Me- Tor New York.
Schr : ; Tyler Hart. Providence tor New York.
sehr Mcrsin. Bunee. Providence for New York.
Schr Julia Arm Caswell. Providence for New York.
Schr Alaska rhorndke Kennebec tor New York.
Schr Lamartine, Davis, Northp1rt Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig s Coipel DIR. Edridge Now York for Bear River
NJ baud anchored in Flushing Bay.
Schr Frances Arthemns, Jones' New York Tor New Ha
schr Martha (r Phinney New York for Dover. Z.
Schr Nightingale Young ixabcthport New Bedford
schr Ada Herbert. Alien Now YORK tor New Bedford.
sehr Il q Washburn. Hathaway, Haverstraw for Provi
denec.
schr Rhode Island, Bracket New York for Sag Harbor
Schr Grace Gushing. Port johnson for Boston.
Sehr Harriet Lewis, Fuller PORT Johnson for Boston.
Sclr Has ford, Cum rngs, Elizabetl for Belfast
Schr Pushaw. Bradley. Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr Fair Wind Bow an, New York for New Bedford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-13
ME-. DANIEL DANSEE.

After q career of nearly forty years a sporting
man, Mr.. Daniel Danser died at his residence, No. SO
West Eleventh street, yesterday For some months
past he had been lingering with painful affection Or
The spine Mr. Danser native OF Oneida county,
in this state, and seventy -four years old at the
time OF his death. Forty years ago Nr. Danser came
to this city and obtained employment AS blacksmith
and horseshoer kipp 4 Browns stables, corner OF
Charles aud Hudson s:rcois. In this occupation be
was brought IN constant contact with the sporting
men Of that day and determined TO adopt similar
career, having saved up some money. He was alter
ward associated with some Of the most prominent
sporting men In the country. Mr.. Danser's estate w
estimated at $500 900
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AN INTOLERABLE NUISANCE.

sewer which has been emptying its filth into the
under the gate Of the James slip ferry is much
complained OF by the passengers and ferry employees
as intolcrabe nuisance Recently petition for the
extension OF the further into tho for
other relief may be found necessary to abao the
nuisance posted at the ferry house Tor sig.
natures Within twJ days the signatures to tho
petition reached about the number OF $50
The petition is to be presented to the Board Of
Aldermen TUESDAY, and u is hoped that prompt
lie will be afforded, in this hot weather tho effect OF
the stencil IS sickeping especially whom the tide is low.
Tic signers embrace a number OF well known
chants and business men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-13
SPOKEN.

ship Frank Jones. Ross from Liverpool for New York,
July "a, lat ~ 49, Ion ~ "a
Ship british India tBr, sexton from Liverpool for San
Francisco. July 4 lat 50 O6 y, Ion II Oh W.
ship voyagcr Chase from Liverpool for San Francisco
July IL lat AZ 5S n Ion ii 81 W.
Snip Lille Soullard Bp Goudy from Plymouth for sgd
ney, CB, July IL. lat 81. lon IL
Bark Mindet Nor, Ingebrehscn from Newcastle via
Queenstown for New York July IL lat ~ 35 Ion II 30
BARK Mathiide tNorl FORBID nsen, from Glasgow for Phil
adelphia, July ~ LAT 80 "a, Ion II b.
Bark Brothers Pride (BrJ Browne from Liverpool for
Sydney, CB July -. lat so Ion ~ !"
An Italian BARK showing HsyK Co., from Liverpool! for
delrhia, was seen July IL, lat "a. lon 30 40
Brig Annie Storer. Adams. from sligo July % fer
United states, July 80 no lat. &c.
vessel showing JSCN o. from Liverpool for Philadel-
pha. July -, lat 40, Ion 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-13
CREEDMOOR.

GOOD MAEKMANsHIP FOR THE TURF, FIELD AND
FARM BADGE.
Yesterday the ninth competition for the Turf Field
and Farm short challenge badge took place at
Creedmoor. The following are tho terms upon which
the match shot
Distance, 200 yards position, standing; weapon, any
rife within the rules (minmum trigger pull. three
pounds) ten rounds with the privilege OF two sighting
Shots entrance lee, nifty cents; the badge TO be
Three times (not necessarily consecutvely) before be-
coming the property Of the winner. The match com
menced at hafpast three O'Clock and was finished at
quarter alter four. Tine scoring shows some OF the
best average shooting that has been dono this