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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK NoRnA Br lost NJ Sable Island wen, ashore June
20. Her arrived at Port Muigrsve In boat.
ScnR PANPERo before reported in collision nut into St
John NIB 9th inst aud having been coll sion
with the Amercxn schr Henry W thick aud lost all
her headgrsr Ihe schr Wyoming. which
reported in collision with the Pamp by the
British sehr Ella In thick The Ella Port
land a 81 John 9th inst supposed the
vessel mentioned
SAN Francisco. June 30The schr Eden cspsized at
Bodess on sunday last She caught In strong NV
gale and ran for habor In Bodega On entering the har
Dor IL iound that she nng with water and
they barely had mc to beach her The subse-
onanf xnd lori
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tai Of the second order and win be revolving
white lixht. giving flash every half minute
The light will be elevated 1870 feet above high water
marx and allowing Is feet for the height OF the Will
be where the line permits At distance 81 about
1917 nautic miles In clear weather and AZ lesser distance
according TO the state OF the atmosphere.
The Lighthouse Is 80 feet in height from the base 10
the OF the sntern and constructed OF timber and
painted white.
Due office OF the date when the light viii be first
exhibited will be given. EDWARD RICHARDSON,
dn absence II the Commissioner Of Customs).
Wellington. NJ May 10. 1876
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Aershsnts shipping and shpmastss informed
that by telsgraphiug tho HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No. 40 Fleet street. Londsn to the
Paris oacc sAdressing Bennett 81 Avenue de pOpera
Paris" tho arrivals at and from European and
Rsstcru ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
With the United Stats the will cabled this
try FREQ ofcharge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports viii nnd the Paris sdes the eeonon
cal and expedtsus for telearaphing nsvA
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notice is hereby given tha, the month Of August
next light viii he exhibited from lighthouse which has
been erected on Cape Fouwind, position and charse
teristics OF which foows.-
The Cape Fouwind Lighthouse situated on the OF
that name the west coa of the middle island Of New
Zealand Tho light viii be shown dioptric hoopho
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ANOTHER CART RUNa ASSAULT.

A. eight p. NJ, 1ght occurred Water street, near
Jackson street. between WIN. Kennedy, OF 697 Water
street. and Samuel Got OF ~ Jackson street. during
which Kennedy struck GiIlot on the head with cart
rung fractur ng his skull Gilot taken home
Kennedy arrested.
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WIiALEMEN.

letter from Capt Fisher of bark Alaska OF NIB reports
her days out. having taken 40 bbls OIL Had
experienced heavy westher.
spoken-May 20 La ~ N lon IS W. bark Mercury. Gf
ford. Of NIB. with l<0O bbls oil.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 9, 1876
ARRIVALS.

RxPoRrHD TIE HERALD srEAN YACHTS ArD HERALD
vHITRsToNR TELEGRAPH
Steamer Celtic (Br,, Geadel. Liverpool June 30 and
Qaeens!own n. with mdse and passenger. to Cortis
July 10 miles Of Sandy Hook passed steamer Ger
manic r, hence for Liverpool time Anchor line
Steamer Spain (Br Grace Liverpool June Queens
town beth with mdse and to FWJ Hurst June
east showing red Gag with letter. Co in centre July
lat so ~ lon 2s So bark usko Russ) from Nswry for
Steamer Colombo (Br,, Lsver Hull June - and South
ampton oath. with mdse and passengers Wright Co.
June u. lat - 81 Ion DO spoke schr Lawrence from
bound south showing signal letters vJGH
Steamer Magnon Daggett savannsh July z. with mdse
Wyanokc, Couch Richmond City Point and Nor
folk with mde and the Old Dominion Stcam
Bark La Mscorilana DOM Pspsen Domingo City 10
DAYS with lcrwood and sugar to r W Meyer.
Bark antelope simpson st Crox 10 days. with sugar and
srg san Frisco GtaD caniero Trieste days in ballast
to Funch. Edge Co, Passed Gibraltar May 2s.
Schr Edwin Palmer. Stevens Lasuna. Mex, "a days,
with logwood. hides. &c to Thehaud Bros
Sehr Israel Snow GOT Rockland Hatch Bsrscoa days.
with fruit Gomez Pesrssli; vessel to Weinberg July
iu Crooked Island Passage. saw schr Harris, from
Charlie Cobb Smith, San Salvador days. with pines
to VIM DOUGLASS; vessel 10 b J Weinberg
VIM. Douglass: vessel to y j Weinberg
sehr Fred alton Rich Pensacola is days. with lumber
schr + Rndicott, Carroll. Alexandria
Schr ! A Thayer. Palmer, Virginia
Schr BOYLE. Buckworth Virgins.
schr Anglo Predmore. Parker. Virginia.
Schr W levering, smith. Georgetown. nc.
schr Clara Davidson Fsrwood, Georgetown. DC.
date &c in collision with Phladelphia pilot boat,
and had boat and tcrcchannels stove in
>chr stone, Ward Rockland Me, days. with granite
to order.
schr 4 Babcock Lcek. Gardiner Ne. S days. with ice
TO Bentley. tildcrsleeve Il Co
>chr Isabel Thompson Howe. Bangor sdays With ics
mastor
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.

Steamer Neptune, Berry. Boston for New York
New York o' '.'e''a'S' springer Nc" Deo'''a Tor
schr Crsssey (Br). crosssy Windsor. Ms. for New
schr II woshespoon tBr), from Windsor Ms. Tor New
York.
sS .y s'Ps nsi sSs YORK.
sehr Sisn!ns.e. Young. Provisenee for New York.
schr Jennie Rogers, Rogers Aillston. Point for New
sehr Lucy May; Freeman ssco for New York
Schr Whitney. Long. kennebec t,r New York.
schr John GriGen. Gould. Gloucester for New 7ork
sehr o.os,% Ne. o re. S.1 York
schr Martha Innis. Nswc NIB. Kenncb.c tor Now York
sshr Star, hammond: Bristol for New YORK.
ss%r o sSh s Smith foSsna cs o %
Schr I Ltsregpry rherndNe. Rockiand for New York
schr samuel Crock ford rraschsr Taunton York
sssr ers. rs ;.n G % New e xS s
sehr Bertha, oonover Prsvideace tor New yors.
schr liuntress. Allen. Boston for New York.
ser seSr ..ao, rs Rs s4 New fer
senr Z Potts. Bfdsopst. ior New York.
sehr s,oeah M .@ proVssns. for oS
seSr Mswisy Rr.sk.s. rrosid.nss S for @ New YORK.
sehr Delphi, Allen Prosdsnes ;s ior 1of New New YORK
snss o
sehr Caroline Corneia. Staples. Somerset for New
schr willie Luee, Spear. New Haven for Charleston.
ser ehr cSUn Fs ser @ e. Sss York
schr John Brooks Fox. New Bedford ior New York.
@ " Ss* SsT s
Schr Laura Robinson, Robinson. Boston for New York
schr Helen Mar. Ward. Providence for New York.
schr saxon. Rogers, New Haven for New York
@ ; ISys'ss &. sS York
senr Iaa Palmer Palmer, stamford Tor New YORK.
schr Here Baker. salem for New YORK.
Schr Mail. Mead. Norwich for New Yorx.
BOUND EAST.
Brig jennie Cheen,y. Arey New York for Montevidco.
Schr eliza Pbnrc Watts Port johnson for Providence
schr Julia Tate. Tate. New York tor Bridgeport.
Schr Nnpof. Parson. New York for New Bedford.
Schr G Morse Mar. New York for Portland.
Schr Saiat Queen, >m tn. New York for Warcham.
Schr VIM Flint. Pend,eton. loboKen for Boston
schr Hcaton. Barrett New York for Kennebec River
Scr woolsey. Trrcil Port Johnson for Prov dence
scnr Joseph Rogers spencer New YORK for Portland CT
schr George W Jcwett. Jewett. New York for Boston
schr ) smith. Snow. New York for New bedford
schr Joan Hurst. Cook. Pou johnson forProvldsnce
schr Helen Mar Nckeron Baltimore via New York for
Newport. In tow of tug Corenne
Wind At sunset. NE; At midnight. NE.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
.Steoyl0,
- -
UAoe

,Arns o. pxrARruRBs yRox xEw YORK ros rxs noxrns
OF JULY AND AUGUST
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SIsis. D~st~assss.
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ARRIVAL OF THE RUSSIAN PIcTUEEs-cHANo-
mo oY sTuARr's PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON
WON TIE BRITISH ROOM TO TIE DoME-
u1sroRY OF THE PICTURE AND LETTERS OF
WARRINGTON AND GILBERT STUART.
PHILADELPHIA, July I, 1870
The work OF arranging the art department is stu in
progress New pieces of ssiuary are nearly every
day unpacked aud placed in their proper department.
many by our own sculp,ors being among the last 10
leave the cohuke boxes In which they packed tor
transportation The Russian department will open
soon, the vessel containing their contributions ar
rived during the past week. They may not be ready
in 70 have ther ART display neladsd among those
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-06

TIE Interview which we copied from
the New York World into yesterdays
APPEAL, and which purported TO give
Hon. 5. S. Cox's views as to the Presi-
Dental nomilstion, was the coinage of
the brain of TIA. pspst's Washington
correspondent, and was intended rs
a slut upon one CT the most &C.
cOmplished Of the Democratic mem
bers Of The house Of representa-
uves. We ysIy much regret that the
APPEAL WAS made the vehicle of a
light Of Mr. Cox, for whom we have
only feelings Of the highest respect. We
make the GHende, and think the World
ought to do likewise in a spirit as gen.
erousas the gentleman Its correspondent
thus slsnGered. Ii should alec apologize
TO General Banks, Of Massachusetts, for
the publication OF what purported to be
letter from him on the same subject.
Nothing more dii creditable than this
has occurred since the forgery Of Lin
cOllis PROCLAMATION.
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TIE Lyrchburg TirginiGn is very Sc
we're on Tocmbs on account Of his lest
bia'herskite and crazy sort Of speech.
1t speaks f-r the whole south when it
asks: "Whst sense Is there in Toomts's
raVing? What Is the use Of his talking
about what be fought fcr,' when,
as everybody knows, be did lit
lie or 10 fighting when the
opp rrtu1ity was fUrn shed him, and
only the inclination was wanting. We
deny the right of Mr. Toombs, whose
hf- has been z signal failure, and who,
with great natural talents, is utterly de-
void OF W sdom, 10 Keep his country in
ferment, and simply TO crafty his vul-
gar taste iog playing bully and braggart
to iUjure the psopie tha. It should be his
chief object 70 server
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The Beecher Scandal-MOultOn, his
Wife; Tilton and his Wife; Bowen
and his Pasty Pastor.
The Rotten Society OF Boston and
Brooklyn The Mission and Purpose
OF the PrieStess Of Freedom.
The Prosecutions EndHred and ObIO.
guy Borne ty the Bravest and Most
OutSpOken Of Female Free
Thinkers.

The advent In Memphis OF q woman
so marked leader Of the times as Mrs.
Woodruff confessedly il, could not fail
TO arouse our people to renewed interest
In her-her past history aud present
course as the priestess Of freedom for
women, The interview with her by one
Of the APPEAL staff reported in our Fri-
days issue, made this manifest to de-
gree which invit. d from us in behalf
Of the public q complete history Of the
most remarkable woman Of our day
remarkable for the influence which she
wields despite furiously adverse public
opinion, and for the persistency, If not
bravery, with which she speaks as only
q woman can FOR woman. Thu impelled
we detailed another member of our staff
yesterday 10 interview Mrs. Woodruff,
and learn from her own lips the story Of
her eventful career from childhood to the
present hour. To this she cheerfully
yielded assent, and we give below the
result-a result, let us say, that will have
for the reader q more than ordinary fas-
cination, and fully prepsre him or her for
the event Of to night. Thus introducing
this interview, we may be permitted to
say en- D1ssoHt that this woman, standing
alone upon the platform In behalf Of
man as well as woman, with the courage
TO speak out all that Others timidlythink,
Is hSndsome If face, with seemingly Wig
orous constitution, and 8 healthy phy-
sique, the result, no doubt of the care and
cultivation OF body which she eI joins
upon sll OF her sex. Self-possessed, lady
liEe and dignifed, convinced believer
in what she asserts is her divine mis-
sioD, q mistEess Of language and choke
full Of ideas, she leaves but one impress
sion on these who meet her, and that is
good, all good. Treating in the most
nonchalant way, the delicate questions
involved in the family relation, she nev-
eI once either forgot herself or remem-
bered that she was in the presence of
men. The absence OF squeamish-
ness and the freedom with which
she defies ordinary convention
slities Of speech, while preserving the
delicacy and dignity of her womsnhCOd,
is one of the most surprising character
istics OF this woman, who though candid
and open.heaIted as day, is yet not alto
gether revealed-holding back nothing
of words or opinions, is yet full Of sur
prises. Her resources Of mind upon the
topic which she has made her own are
wonderful, and she clCses an exhsustiDg
interview OF over three hours ss
fresh as IL II was but about to
begin. Far from subscribing to all she
says, we cannot withhold a tribute to
ber courage, fortitude and endurance
to the heroism which has survived ad-
versity and persecution, and to her ad-
vocacy of a policy that has at last found
Endorsement in one way or another in
many Of the leading periodicals and
presses Of the country.
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THE CRY OF "FIREw
In RObinsOn's Theater, Cincinnati, Oc-
casiOns a Fearful Panic, Attended
by Terrible Loss of Life.
Women and Children Fly TerrOr-Strick.
en-, and Men, Panic.Seized, Strike
Down Women and Children
to Get Away.
Six Persons Killed Outright and Twenty
Injured The Mangled Victims
of a CauSeless Alarm
and Fear.

CINCINNATI, February 5.-During the
performance of the allegOry Of the Great
Republic at Robinson's Operahouse this
afternoon, o portion Of the pillars sup
porting the gallery gave way, plecipi-
tating a number OF occupants upon the
balcony below. At this writing it is not
known whether any were killed, but
there is a rumor that three persons re-
ceived fatal injuries. Nearly six hun
dred school children took part in the al
legory, and the audience was mostly
composed Of the parents and relatives OF
the participants.
SECOND DISPATCH,
The allegory Of the Great Repu6lsc,
during the performance Of which oc-
CURED the terrible disaster this afcer-
noon, has been upon the stage OF Ro-
binson's Operabouse for the past two
nights under the auspices of the Cinoln-
natl Relief union. The proceeds were to
be applied to the relief of the suffering
poor Of the city. The performers num-
bered nearly six hundredi children, who
were taken from the public schools OF
the city, and IS the object was 8 worthy
one, and as those who took part were
children of old residents of the city,
vast audiences were present at each
of the representations Of the alIegory.
The weather during this afterno on
being propitious, and there being no
session of the public schools, the matt
nee audience in most part was COM
posed OF women and children. About
haIf-psst two O'Clock, while the great
house was densely packed, and the thou
sands Of children among the audience
were st the hight Of their enjoyment,
some boy in the gallery, either through
mischief or ignorsrce, raised thete. as
/ flre as the red Ig5t frsE the4d SE
-aIes usad Ii the lsec assslg oe,es ~
the wings. vsfg. 4zeh p -Aa sss Is
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MEsSIS sIPPI.
No Report from the Investigating Com
mtitees-Tbe Davis, CRrdOza and
Ames Affairs.
Special TO the Appeai.l


JACKSON, Miss, February 5.-There
was no session Of The house 10 day.
Contrary to expectation the investigst-
ing committees did not report this
wesk. The Davis and Cardozz commit
tees Will report articles OF Impeachment
next week. Tue Ames committee will
not report for some time Information,
which is deemed suthentic, saya that
United States District-Attorney W. w.
Dedrick has been removed, and H r.
Ware appointed IN hls place. Tire sen
ate passed a bill authorizing Yazoo
county TO offer q rev ard for the moneys
stolen last week from the treasury. The
amo1nt stolen is now put at over thirty
thousand dollars. a resolution amend
ing the constitution Of. the State so ss to
abolish the Office OF lieutensnt-govornor
passed By 8 vote Of thirty 10 two.
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A PROMINENT Georgia Republican,
In the comss Of private letter TO 8
friend, which has found its way into the
Sew York Herald, ssys; "The most
notable phenomenon ia our POLITICS
not only Ia Georgia, but all through the
southern States st pTesentAis the ef.
for. IN progress TO secure delegates 10
the Republican national convention for
" the joint ticket Of Bristow and Jewell.
" Whether these gentlemen are them
selves cognlzAnt Of all that is going
on, certain II is that the subordinstes
: in the treasury and postofice depart
q 'ments are working for this particular
Ueni.u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-06

STATE conventions will be held this
month as follows: Ga the 22d, Illinois
Republican, Chicago; Indiana Rspub-
isoa !, Indianapolis, and Wisconsin Re.
publican, Madison; on the 2Si, Connec-
ucul Democratic, New Haven, and
ONO Prohibition, Columbus; on the
-s-h, Connecticut Republican, Hartford,
and Pennsylvania Republican, Harris
burg.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

The Ds-h2 county, Arkansas, jail
was burned 3 short tlme since.
Austin youths have discarded society
because 1t is leap year, and the girls are
all uahsppy.
Sal Antonio, Texss, hss voted q SUBJ
sidy oftwo million dollars for the extern
Eion Of the railroad.
J. Barers was struck on the head and
fatally injured by 50 unknown person, a
few nights ago, at Austin, Texas.
DR.. l. /. LsPlsce, a citizen OF Dallas,
attempted sIic'de by swallowing NOR
phins. ne was discovered before the
fatal work was accomplished, aud 1t is
thought viii recover.
Colonel Fleet Cooper has lifted the
mortgage on the Meridian Miss Ca
Sette, and viii continue Its publicsti IN
in that city, Cooper Is one Of the kblest
newspaper men iu the Stste.
Toe Columbus (AIiss Tadez says that
at meeting held by the ladies who at
tended the leaps ear ball in thSt city,
the folio wing resolution was unsni-
mously adopted:
"ResOlued, That the editor OF the
Columbus Press has no. red hair, but
auburn
Fayetteville (Ark) Democrat: The
Centennial company for CoiOuel Miles
regiment will be organized in this city
In few days. We learn That one hun
dred aud ten nsmes have been enrolled
as applicants for mem bership Washing
ton county will bs well represented al
the Dig show.
The commissioners Of the Arkansas
insane asylum nave commenced work
with the intention Of completing the
structure IS soon as possible, and will
avoid all extravag2nt plans, aud build
within their means The site of the
bullding Is on the Watkins tract, two
miles west CT the city Of Little Rock,
and half mile from the Iron Mountain
railway.
y Dewitt (Ark.l Iqdicator: One day
lAS week the crzck marssmen Of our
Ia town. VI: Drr. J. 3. Garrison, Edward
War, = l.. Young and Mr.. John g.
II Lynn left iS tne bunting grounds about
enOon, bagged seventy -se Yan birds (quail
and wcoi-e0eki ard Ietnrnsd eefore
dusk. Pretty god fos half days sport
ing.
Holly Spriugs Miss Reporter, The
Rspui iscan programme f0T 1870 has
bsen ubmksked Wiudy JiusB Aicoru
mas mscc fnsUd3 WITH Ames, aud be
and Msrtoa Gre to co-oys rate IN the
senatorial diTty-WOrk 5u Telaoso to Mis.
sissipPi affair. Ames, Morton q Aisorn
Uerstls The S.srs Of Mississippi. How
= viii that do for hight
a, Little Rock Ark Herald: We have
x eesrS called a jAeksss, lain, rogue,
id ioO', r--H--i1 faet. nesrly every re-
- .lsame - tie F0css-lssl,,. Spf n Sa1e,
e rrieced a. - ~ fscas 4 't-.11- ~
+ tr1l1 = -, sse ,:s - which have not ksE lz
D contel The New York lGAo
Ieftsea'uss thfrsdsy, reports holders OF ss q
on there 81 grumbling and disquiet- b
it ssys: "rhe grip on February was y
arenlly loCssued somewhat, and this M n
9TH being Ia reslity the backbone OF malt
ne srkef, carried pretty much every s.9i
Y else with il s. soon a. wes Eness Nv
developed" Yesterday the quota q
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~nAraez ssoEsRIaITTEz.

"AsHIUsTcE. February slam.
In the sOllt.eTH states uad Ohio val.
tey JlIfng bTrOmetsr, eastsrly TO south
cry t0saas, considerably toarpaer, and
party cloudy tOsg,hsr tOa prevail, posi-
Cy Jofos0ea By rain from The last dis.
sTict TO re 1oess y1gf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-06

The State elections will take place In
Texas next month. TIE Legislature to
be chosen will elect q United States SEN
stor in place Of 81. c. Hamilton (Reoub-
licRn). whose torn OF ofiics expires
Msrp4 tS-1
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Chamber of Commerce.

u OCULAR monthly meeting, MONDAY
n February 7, 1876, at pm. Members are
requested to attend promptly.
]. T. PETIT, President.
JrSo & TOOF Secretary.
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CLOSISG RATES

Yesterday q cotton ana gold: Net0
NoTk, co,,oa, Is lis; Memphis, l2i. Ne,0
York 6 I'd closed at lI25; Memphis, I12.
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MARRIED.

LENOIR-STEWART-A the residence of
the groom, H. N. LENoIR ard Miss Lou STEW.
ART. Cincinnati and Ironton (Ohio) papers
please copy.1
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NOTICE.

HAVING severed my connection with the
"a Steamer ST. FRANCIS BELLE, am not
responsible for any of her debts.
feb6 MILT r. HARRY.
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Knights of Pythias.

OFFICERS and members Cour deEs.ZS56d
" Lion Lodge will meet to morrow NASH
(MONDAY) evening, at N O'Clock, in ~
fatigue uniform, for drill. Knights Of SISTER
lodges are fraternally invited to attend.
J.J. ROSS, G. G.
D W. SCHAFFER K. of r. and S.