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The New York herald., 1876-07-26
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA, July e-Arrived bark Amalia Garguilo
Qta), Jaccarino, New York.
Bo.roS L. July 24saled, bark Prvi Dubrovscki Aus,
Pende. United States.
BRISTOL July 24-Arrved. steamer Cornwall tBr. stam-
per- New York
BELFAST. July af-Arrived bark Mizpah (Br). Potter
Philadelphia.
Sailed 18th, bark johannes Rod tNor. Moo, United
States
BAscrLoSA. July 1o-Arrived. bark GuiseppeJ (Aus,,
Guicovich. Mobile
BREMEN July 25-Arrived, ship Nevada Kruger. Balti-
more: bars Bremen GER, IIilimers. New York.
CALAIS. July 23-Arrived barks Alliance (Nor). Pcder-
sen. New York; Pendergast (B Bates United States;
Hebc (Nor). Marcussen, do.
CALCUTTA July 25Arrivcd ship John Clark Pendleton,
Bombay.
COPENHAGEN. July i9Arrvcd Doris Gsrdes ger,
Meyer New York Tor Riga.
DIAL July 25-Arrived schr simonson, Crawford, Mo.
bile for Rcval.
DuScESEss July 2ioG ship Senator Iken Ger, Ions,
from New York for Bremen
DuSxrRK July 24-Arrived. bark Lndesnass CNor) Ton
nisen. New York.
DrBLis July 24-saled bark vdsanen (Nor), Frodesen
United States.
FALxourn, July 24-Arriyed. ship Richard Robinson.
Smith. Psbesn de Plea land sailed 25th for Antwerp
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Colon. Griffin, New York for Aspinwa, July 90
l0mes NV from Cape Mays.
Ship British General tBr from Tyne for California June
Is, lat 40 y. Ion 26 40
Bark Mindora (Nor, Hansen, Baltimore for
July -. lat 81. Ion 13 b.
Bark Enrique tArsl Payson. II days. from New Orlean
for Liverpool July Is of sand Key.
Bark Garbadi (>or) from Copenhagen for America July
-. lat Il Ion os.
Bark Emma Frances (Br). Burns from Montcvideo for
New York. July -. lat 31 40, lon 73 46.
Bark figli Accame Qtal, from Dublin for Batim ore
July :, lat -. lon 10
BARK Alamo tsier). steering W, July G. off Scly.
Bark Home (Br. Morgan from Havre for Philadelphia
june 30. lat -. lou IL.
Bark ilenrique Icodoro Ger, from Grmsby for San
Francisco. July 10 OF Dover.
Bark Falcon dr. from London for Philadelphia, July ..
lat 40 "a, Ion l6 30
Bark Harvester m Peterson from Londonderry for Bal
timorc. July Z, lat Is. Ion ~.
Bark Astrea GER fr London for Quebec. June So lat
A.. lon 81.
Brig John Rrightman Hanson 10 days from New Dreams
for New York, July -. of sand Key.
Brig Ellida t;r). Upham, from Hchbucto for Belfast
June 10. lat ~ 20 Ion AZ 30
Schr Herbert Il. Mount, IS days from New York for
Galveston. July Is. oil sand Key.
>chr r. Wright. Freeman from Cienucgos for Phadel-
phia July H. oil sand Key.
Schr Moses William Weaver 10 days from
for New York, July 10 on Sand Key.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Abrugnedo, the tenor, who failed here, is singing in
"AIda" at Valencia, Spain.
Mr II. J. Byron's "Buil by the Horns" is promised
at the London Gaety.
The Rudolphsen English Opera Company will appear
at Orchard Beach, Mass, on the 3lst inst
Mr. Charles Calvert the distinguished English actor
and Shakesperan scholar. under whose direction
"Henry "" produced in Booths Theatre. arrived
here yesterday afternoon in the steamer Bothna He
here with the purpose OF supervising the pro-
duction of Lord Byrons tragic play. 'sardanapalus."
NJ. Leon Escuder will open the Sale yentadour,
Paris, in October with the following company of ltal
iau opera artists:-Mles. Al5an, Borgni Mario and
Singer soprani Nile Pars, contralto; Masini and
Aramburo, tenori; PandolnnL baritone; Caracciolo
buno; Nannctti, basso.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Florence will give per-
formance Of the "Mighty Dol!arn at Waliack's on
"Wednesday evening August 2, for the benefit Of the
Custer Monument Fund. The popularity OF those ad-
mrablc artists, the sparkling play itself ard the noble
for which the bcneht s to DO given should insure
large attendance. The management has taken the
matter up with accustomed liberaiity and spirit and
intends to make the occasion in every way fatterng
success Due notice will be given OF the sale of seats
for this performance
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
CAPTAIN ROWLAND'S ARREST.

THE SAILING MASTER OF THE MOHAWK SENT
TO RICHMOND COUNTY JAIL CHARGED WITH
PERJURY.
Captain Oliver P. Rowland the sailing master Of the
rant issued by Justice Garrett of Staten Island
Monday. The complaint was made by the quartermas-
ter, Palm, charging that Rowland had wilfuy and elo
niousy committed perjury in stating before Coroner
Dempsey, at the Inquest that he had let so the main
sheet when the squall about to strike the
vessel. Fergessen and Peterson appeared and
supported the complaint, and the war
given to Constable Goggns for execution He
camc up TO New York on Monday evening and sought
the captain at the United states Hotel where he was
reported 10 have taken up his quarters. Rowland
however, not to be found there when Gocg,ns
lcrday for his return 10 that house In
The morning Goggins went to the United
States Hotel again; but the captain had gone
out to South street. 1t sad, and the constable fol-
places indicated Goggins ascertained where he had
gone and started In pursuit He found him at last "A
tho late Mr. Gamers stores in Worth street, showed
him the warrant AMI arrested him. Together they
suant 10 the warrant. before Justice Garrett
Rowland heard the complaint and alidavits read
and pleaded not guilty. he admitted that
he had made the statement before Coroner Dempsey:
but he denied that 1t was either wilful perjury
malicious in any particular, alleged in the COM
plant Justice Garrett received his plea, and con-
United him IN default OF 81, 800 bail The prisoner.
being unable to procure suretlcs TO that amount
sent to Richmond County jail IN a carriage hired by
himself he being unwilling TO 80 thi,her tho Gus
ings and demonstrations of the villagers who had
assembled outside the Court House.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK CUPID tBr, at Picton Ms. from Rotterdam which
in collision with the bark Mercator the
Newfoundland had her head carried away sails
aged and lost anchor She also ha0 her staboard
badly stove.
ScHR WIER OF Argyle. Ms struck by lightning du
ing the thunder storm night Of 18th nst about 10 miles
SW of Seal Island The electric fluid struck
tho vessels side just line 1t
and shattered the pumps. reNdering them pleely
service able. The who at the time
dressing their fish rendered ay in
by the shock but speedily recovered have suffered
serious injury The Wier has arrived Yarmouth having
put IN for rep airs
Semi FRANKLIN. ll9 tons of and at New London has
been purchased by Capt VIM Lewis OF New Bedford.
DoRy BrrrLE, Madison. from New York for Europe was
spoken July 10, lat 40 i5 81 10; reports had
weather broke main boom and sprung tiller; no
assistance
MISSING yEssKLThe fishing schr Mcdonald sailed from
that nothing the vessel or
her As she took only months supply of
visions is feared ta. the schooner Is lost all
board. She commanded by Ca t A McDonald who,
with OF the belon red Peaks Is and
have families The family OF another oil the
Cape Elizabeth.
HALIFAX. July 25-Ship Hagetting, deal laden is
ashore at Cape sable. No particulars.
KEY WEST. july 25-Brig Paguete de Venezuela (Sp)
from - Jago for Narcotics, laden with
Castle Island 90 hhds saved.
snIPBuILpING-Gessrer Marr. shipbulders at West
Haven building 3-masted schooner of 700
den for l. W Armstrong. The builders will also have
interest in the vessel which will be used in the
trade 3masted schooner is being built ut Nettletons
shpy Fsirhaven East tor New London parties be
engaged in the same busines
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BELOW.
Bark Marco Polo Ger, schafsr from Bremen Jnue 3
CLEARED,

Steamer Algeria CBr, Watson Liverpool Queons-
town-C q Frlnckyn.
steamer kenlworth (Br), Prowse Antwerp-Geo w Col.
ton 4 Co.
steamer City of Havana, Phillips havana and Mexican
ports--F Alex andre d Son.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch. Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer a q sinners Warren. Philadelphia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Bost0p--H + Dimock
ship Srathearn tBr), Jrrman, Observation-Disclosures
Bros
Ship Roma u', Thinks. Iiverpoo-Bowring 4 Archibald
Bark Eliza Onton tBIj, Black Liverpool BrKenhead
u Whitney u Co.
Bark Camilla Nor) Christensen. Cork Falmouth tor
orders-Bo kmann, Oerlein Il Co.
Bark Kate (Sr), Murphy, Autwcrp-Brett Son Co.
Boyesen,
Bark John Laughlin Weeks, Genoa-Brett, Son & Co.
Bark Evening Star (rl, Chick, st Jago-W aydeI 4 Co.
Brig Charles A Sparks, Mantle, Hull, E-Jas Ward &
Co.
Brig Nellie Hustled Brewster. Bristol E-Brett Son l.
Co
schr Pilots Bride, Eldrdsc, Ponce PRS Lewis &
Co
scr North America (Br) Joyce st onns. NF-iIatton
Watson Il Co
Schr Edward Burton Miller, Halifax, Ns-P Nevius l.
Son.
schr Bertha Fellows, Smith, Perth Amboy-Jcd Frye
Co.
schr Monticello. Morton, Portland, Me-Havand Pres
schr Acorn. Nicholson Providence RI-Frank Pidgeon
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
THE SENTRY'S BLUNDER,
THE WEST POINT SENTINEL DECLARED THE
MURDERER OF THE HACKMAN PoRrER-A
WARRANT ISSUED FOR HIS ARREST

THE WEST POINT SENTINEL DECLARED THE
MURDERER OF THE HACKMAN PoRrER-A
WARRANT ISSUED FOR HIS ARREST.
PouGHKEEPsIg, n. V, July 25 1916
The Coroner's inquest the case of William Porter
a hack driver, OF Highland Falls who was shot by
West Point sentry, concluded at West Point to-
day. The witnesses examined were:-Alired c. Ger.
ard. Assistant Surgeon United States Army; William
Burns, a private soldier Patrick Doyle Sergeant of
cavalry; E. H. Payson Firs, Lieutenant OF Engineers
and others.
THE PRISONER,
John l. Eo.heleln, also placed upon tho witness
stand lie testified lie WAS detailed Tor guard duty
the night OF the Sth of July At midnight he heard Il
carriage coming, and he challenged 'Who comes
there 2" The driver answered, "A TREND" but it
dark him, so lie let him advance to the gas
light aud ordered MN to halt, and he
ond time and he didn't stop witness stepped
aside to get out of the horses reach, and a third
time ordered him to stop but he did not witness then
from arms port TO charge bay onet. and the
bayonet struck The lore wheel; he raised 1t
he could 10 get ii out and the piece went of; 1t
at hall cock; he always carried 1t at halt cock.
sESriNEL's DUTY DEFINED
Henry l.. Harris, Second Lieutenant Of Artillery,
tcstiGed:-I do not expec. that they shall discharge
their pieces at persons If they do not hdtthat IT, any
body coming down the road ana passing his post and
not doin anything out of the way; should not think
the sentinel would fire on him, and would prefer
charges against him II he would 40 so; the
seniinol's duty imperative to halt this man.
SILENT WITNESS
Ro,helein's musket was exhibited to the jury Tie
trigger could bc made 10 spring the lock half
cock.
THE VERDICT
When the evidence was IN the jury retired, and,
after being about fifteen minutes, returned win
the following verdict
That the sail Nashi rton Pitman his de ath by
lockaw produced by runshot wouna the being the
hans ci discharged by John L. Hotheein, OF tue
gineers.
warrant has been issued for the arrest of Eo,heein
and the sheriff OF Orange county VIII proceed to West
Point to TO make The arrest fttmans funeral
took place this afternoon the post furnishing the coi
FIN. The remains inferred in the Post cemetery.
Tho military authorities have hitherto refused TO
deliver the prisoner to the civil aurhoritcs, and the
officer OF the day, in producing the prisoner at the n-
quest, said"i am directed by the commanding oicer
present this prisoner you for examination but 10
that he is my prisoner and under charge OF The
guard.
Tho prisoner after making his statement, was
marched back the guard house. Rothecin VIII prob
ably not be surrendered ut least until orders can be
received from Washington, inasmuch as he has been
tried by martial for the shooting. and the inG-
ns have not yet been passed al army hcadquar
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
OBITUARY.
SIR JOHN WILLIAM KAYE.

cable despatch from London announces the death
of Sir John William Kaye, at the age OF sixy-two
years The deceased the of the late Charles
Kaye Solicitor to the Bank of England, and born
in 1914 He served lieutenant Of artillery in the
East India Company's service early hfe and return
ing to England in lS45 he devoted him
self to literature. He is known the author
OF the History of the War in Afghan
stan," the "History of the Administration Of the
East India Company" The Life and Correspondence
of Lord Metcalfe" the 'Liie and Correspondence of
John Malcolm, G. c. b." 'Chrstlanity in India, &c.
and he also extensive contributor 10 periodical
literature In 1856 he entered the home civil service
Of the East India Company and the transfer OF the
government of India TO the Crown appointed Sec
reary the Political and Secret Department OF the
India Office.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY 25, 1876.
ARRIVALS,
gKroRrEp THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HNRALp
wHITEsToyE TELEGEAPu


steamer Bohnia sr), McMies an Liverpool July 10 and
Queenstown 10th. with mdse and 33D messengers to
Marathon 1lrl from Boston for Liverpool day lat
a IA is" o @ ,S Of sm" Vr g c DO or
ms an IS GERS ar u ' - n a Ms @
sn @ and G 90 M %& @ e a
man on board said he well and did NOT require
steamer Scaad east same day lat Al 3 lon Go So passed
S's Signal sITI ooa
steaoe,1ia ,sr, eris,cw ht ~ lin July aea seuh,
4 Co Had dense ios ior days.
steamer R9,'sSsm pn:sh W. Rotterdam Jaly and
Ldye 4 Co. July ~ lat Al ,o lon s. 10 passed an Aus
Sasr a fsere G " ayfc f'.i July and rm
,u's ls ~ y,h m ma,s So ana 70 ss Bsbsn July
from Bremen for gStg,re sane LIN %s e tarS Mary Eliza
~ sS%" vsc day. % 80 on
a nnSss Sss @ bound svp Sr s an @ @2crs
snysniiis lsih A.pinwq Eh: AID Ssyassa both. with
md:s and D,sssnssr;Sc WIN y clyde Co. ivy -, ~ w.. WIN
md.e % and passenger. to 9 4 Whitney Co, ~ Wv"
steamer Hudson Gsce New Orleans July Is, with mdse
steamer City Of Atlanta W9odhnl. Charleston July -.
steamer Richmond. Kelley. Richmond, city Point and
Norfolk with mdse and Passengers 10 the Old Dominion
Bars rn1 frearsk &C. Carl S Gs.' GTanaoy London IS 50
Banks spose fishing sshr Clara Jane oi Plymouth. with
Brs Minnie tBr, Grimn Cow say IL days with coal to
John Ganbell; vessel to Perkins * Job.
sehi Lucy ID Handy, Havana and Sagua IL days. with
TO 4 DAYTON q 20.
schr Kate Carleton m Grant, Cardenas IL days. with
Parsons A Loud
schr Sarah W Hunt McFadden, Harbor Island 0 days,
with fruit 10 u weinberg.
schr Douglass tBr), Bethel Eleuhcra days, with
fruit 20 Jas Douglass
Schr q W Anderson Anderson. Brunswick. Ga. days.
with lumber to Dodge Neege: vessel saght Petty
schr Racer, sisbee, fowclls Point, Nc, 3 days, with
melons order.
schr hmma Jane Raynor. Poweirs Point. NC, days,
with mclers order.
sehr Ella strickland. Strickland, Powelrs Point, NC,
with melons order.
sehr Ella warden Mott. Norfolk with melons order,
Schr Lizzie Middleton Bonnel Alexandria
schr Edward Daxe. LAng. Virginia with melons to or
der
schr Ida A Tbayer, Corwin. Virginia
schr Giles. Brsmsrer. virsiniA
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
SAD SUICIDE.

Franz Stanner, a German oabinctmaker, employed at
Jelhn's factory, in Newark, yesterday shot himself
fatally under very distressing circumstances Some
time ago 1t seems. his three children carried Off
by diphihera His vile became so affected that, at
last, she was placed in an insane asylum here she
recovered and liberated, but appears still TO have
had traces OF the disease left She continually found
fault with her husband ana made hun very mser
able by charging him the death OF the three chill
dren He took drink and yesterday, crazcd with his
sorrows and the fumes OF liquor drunk over night he
went Woodlawn Cemetery. sought out his children S
graves and shot himself with revolver. The ball
entered his lungs lie was removed to the hospital IN
diving condition lie is tnirlynve years OF age There
ts no hope OF hls recovery.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26

25th barks Male vile, Thompson Akyab; Lizzie Cameron
(r, Cameron, Boston; Araine QBr). Irotter. Phiade-
phia; Azow (Nor), Reese. do
GLOUCESTER July 24-saled. bark II Purington, Cross
ley, United states.
GLASGOW Jus 25-Arriyed. steamer State OF Pennsylya
MIA Dr. Knight. New York.
GIBRALTAR July 24-Saed. steamer Sdonian (Br Ed
wards from Mcssna, &c), New York.
HULL July 24-sailed ship Cape Clear (Br Tupman,
United States
New York before reported sailed l3th also the Perssve
rante, for Baltimore.
HAvRE, July a4-Arived. ship John Bunyau GBr). SEQ
ville Port johnson
Sailed 2ith ship Natan. Or) Walker New Orlea bark
Embla Nor), Sorensen. Pensacola.
LIVERPOOL July 24-Sailed bark Francis Herbert Br),
Mckenzie. Delaware Brcakwater; 25th. ship Ii Marcy.
Marcy United States bark Gronsear lNor Nielsen Della
ware Beakwater faer putting back brig Aretss (Br),
Roberts. North America.
LONDON July 25-Arrivsd barks Jennie Barker Waite.
Bimlipatan rc umach CNor), Moer. Charleston.
LEirH. july 25-Arrived. bark somneren (Sor Pedsr-
sen, New York.
LAnNE July 22sailed steamer State of Indiana Br),
Saoer from Glasgow. New York
LoNDoSDEgRY. July 25-Arrived, bark Village Belle Br)
Little. Baltimore.
LISBON, July 25-Arved, brig Clara Goodrich Lock.
Philadelphia schr Emerson Ropes. Marston, New YORK.
MovILLE, July 25Arved. steamer Bolivia Bo, Small,
New York for Glasgow land proceeded.
ney. Now Orleans.
PLYMOUTH July 25-Arrivcd, steamer Amerique Fr),
Pouzoz New York for Havre
Sailed 25th bark Leon vcnoto QtaD, FontaneuA from
HulD, Baltimore
PAuLLAc July 23-sailed. the Giro, for New York.
QuEESsTowN. July 24-Arrved. bark Jas Kenway (Br),
Mcdonald Philadepha 25th steamer Atlas tBr', Hosea
son. Liverpool (and proceeded bark Brmiga
(Br). Porter. Baltimore.
Arrived off Fastnet 25th. AM steamer Spain Dr,
Grace, New Yok for Liverpool
SUNDERLAND July 24-Saied bark Caroline Premuda
(Aus), Vessel, United States.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 25-Arived, steamer Oder Ger,
Leist, New York for Bremen (and proceeded).
TRIESTE. July l9-Arrvcd bark Omega taD, Fasconaro,
New York.
VENICE, July ls-Arrvod. bark Lucia c dtaD. Cscace
Philadelphia
WATERFRONT. July 24-Sailed, brig Harry Smith, Weeks.
United States
Sailed from - July 23 Geo Washington. for United
States: 24th bark Francisco Beagamba QtaD, Borzone
do
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
: :. !. ! /. /. fSHsA;Tn. sassS. sass; Committee.
THE LA1n FLEET suEGEo,
WHAT Is CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE?

NEW YORK, July 25 1876.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
VIII you permit me a word In regard to the
Mohawk disasters The jury evidently had their
minds that in order render the captain crimnaly
negligent he (the captan) must have intended some
thing criminal at the time of the disaster This is
roneous. Criminal negligence may whore no
rriminality intended Criminal negligence is that
degree OF gross negligence-the cupa lcrs OF the
Roman law-which has and can have no excuse; and
the degree is heightened when the guilty person is
the capacity OF an expert the captain OF ship and
not as nero passenger. II the engineer of locomo-
tive sees fit TO to sleep his train and thereby fails
~ see the danger signal but dashcs through broken
bridge, he is ''crminay negligent" although he may
have no criminal intent against any the train.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Volunteers beat the Harems a, Poughkeepsie
yesterday. Score, i, to I.
The Kcys,oncs. Of New York, defeated the Port Jer
Wis club the atter's home, Monday, by 10 to =
The Mutuals were defeated at Boston yesterday by
The Boston nine. Score, ii TO l.
The Live Oak Club, of Lynn. Mass, beat the Rhode
Islanders at Providence yesterday Score, s.
At Chicago yesterday the Cncinnatis beaten by
tho Chicago nine. Score, 23 to3
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
JOHN NJ. KINGDOM.

John NJ Kingdom, author and playwright, formerly
Of London England died in this city, the oath INST
OF congestion of the brain. He for several years
connected with the legal profession here He the
author Of many plays, noticeable Tor their good humor
and pleasant incidents, which produced and
enjoyed successful runs upon the English stage
Prominent among them are:-''Marcoreti," +" CIV hich
Is Ny Husband" ''Three Musketeers," "Tancrcd, &c
He lately published Tennyson's "Queen Mary" and
Bulwers plays, which he adapted for acting the
American stage, we'll for literary study. Al the
time OF his death he editing another series of dra
mas with the same object.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26

The taxpayers and property owners Of the lower
part of the city met last evening at No 81 Greenwich
street and heard the report Of the committee appointed
on the previous evening TO draft petition to the Board
of Aldermen requesting them not to sanction the
project OF removing the Castle Garden site from its
present position to Wards Island The following were
appo ned committee to present this petition at the
next meeting of the Board OF Aldermen -Nessrs. H.
Rensier, L. Elder, JAG Nahrcnberger, Henry WeIte
Henry FIcken, John FrohlicE and George p Eppe.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
SHOCKING MALPRACTICE.

"Dr." Frederick william Kordenat. rcsid ng at No.
So Bedford street. Newark was arrested in that city
yesterday afternoon a charge OF having committed
malpractice of shocking character on the nine year
old daughter OF Christian Hoffman, OF No. u South
Orange avenue. Tho details are unit for publication
The complaint against Kordenat was made by County
Physician Ward and DR.. Hagel wLo state that the IN.
juries done the child are likely TO occasion her
death. The accused liberated on furnishing bail
pendnc the fate of the child.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26

VALENCIA. July s-Saiied, Mary Jenness Oakes, Nsv
York
WATERFORD, July l3-sailed, Camilla. Beckman. New
York
WEYMOUTH, July l4-Arrved, Ornen Larsen, Baltimore.
WExforp July l3-Arrved, Arctic. Brnton hiehipee'o
via Queenstown. -
WARRrS PoIsr. July ARRIVED, Josephine, Read Ls
comb. Ms: Acteon. Telman Miranach both for Newry.
sailed llth. scopo Oliyera Baltimore.
GENOA July 1This morning the donkey engine on boaru
the ship Lucy /, Stade exploded, no une hurt.
July 1.-THE brigantine Eaton. Of Troon.
(coa detained here Board OF Trade.
having refused to in her until s d been
surveyed.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by teegraphing ;he HERALD London Bnrcau ad
dressing Bennett. No 4S Fleet London tho
Paris office. addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue dc pOpera
Paris the arrivals departures from European
Eacrn Of American and all torc vessels trading
with the United States. the will be cabed this
try tree of charge.
Captains arriving st and sain, from French and Mcd
ports will ind the Paris Office ths ceonom
cal and expeditions for telegraphing news
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New London July 23 schr Florence for South
Atlantic Ocean. sealing
from Capt Crapo OF scr Cohannet of Fairhaven
reports date. 2 months having taken ~
bbs sp oil: all WELL Reports saw July brig |; II Adsms,
Browne. Nj, with 800 bbs oil all told had just
80 bbi wha. July II. spoke schr Vim Wilson, Braley,
Marion. ci, an all we'll; had missed large whale
Spoken-Juy 49, lat 81 o. lon "A 80 schr Golden City
saufx vii Ia lis