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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

rid monthly for such amounts - it may
need to cover it's deficits.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

Sales, Receipts and Exports Of Produce.
The following are the sales, receipts and exports
of the principal ARTICLES for the past three dAys:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

ESTATE OF FELIX DUFEOUR, lNDl.
vidual;v and as a member OF the firm Of Duff
four Bazue-NO. l54l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

Spanish steamship Rita, Gartiez, for Liverpool
Steamship Brashear, Forbes for New York
Steamship W Lord. Cotton, for Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02

roscct hut when the gentleman from Iowa (Slr PriV
was commenting Inn, u occurred 10 ny n. ~ NV,
otirlr To retained ia his position, anu si't t
,ho-e errors he was correcting cusAt not " NC 1e
stated. = ~ ,is ,,v,
potion. ava tnat there is nothing lH'o''"h '0N'"
his Going o1t ~ c'ngr. ,. ,... o,, q,
NJ EhNDtIT-i understand Low people ger ond "
of. TO-. how rr.-fuw bUf, anC Nisoh Bot ""', '"
Y.ryiu. aI-l Dyer. ai,d Henderson, . ,, on,
NJ gRTl U.cF, Ie.j-Ihcy ought 70 nave Oeo' To'
". ufLE-Naw and tira men actually do resign OF
Nr. EAyUALL-There is proycrb that " Fe" ONCE
holder, die and nome resign.
hti,r tbie discus ion tire bli was passed
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. BUCKNI.H Dcn., MOI Chairman OF the commit
To-, ON Inc y ,trc. al Columbia. reported resolution
irs-rf the Clerk of the House 10 certify to the Altor
u.,trurraI and TO tn Grand Jury Of the District the
testimony taken before that Committee, with We" 10
taking civil and criminal proceedings against persons
shown fo have violated the hN, or 10 nave o''d'h'"
money ILLEGALLY. Adopted , a., ,,r,,t.
Tuc Ilnu.r a ,:}J went INTO Committee Of the Nh'it'
rtr ClYMrr Dem, PENN m the chalr ~ "I,cI !" on, "
nv tine Til flr DO, payment OF a-retascS 81 I.hSii,'
making them date from The time 81 the peuSohtT
Ir shiIiy was H,cUs- rs uHCFel, uhi'l tic iu
tu hIy, each of iIc bills standing D'gicl i",l .,
h, "a vote. and =. Mr. O'Rrcu (Drnr MIDI ana ulu',t'
sought To uerpose al parliamentary OOStacrs 10 ~
consideration cot tue bill, whloh would tahc .iS ~ =,
HONS Ut of the Treasury, the process ~ EeihE ~
proved 40 De too tedious and had finally 10 DC "p""
lOIrd 800 ,, -...l. ,. IN,
tt, recent dra % of Nr. Parsons iDcm, ny W. @
By lir,,T,. JONES ODem., XVI, HOONE bISL,y n,
and Mr. LAWRENCE lRyp., ONO, ana the hou0o 'N''
dt ito O'Clock adj burned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
SHIPplY3 YrELLlGEEcE

-,, ..,.,,...,.,.,- 49,
PORT or NLN-l'l.N ....-........... AUG J.
Ci"AErn
~'flwSip George 'ruHHru, Bacon, ha'hAN ~ =. 0uC 81
I,I',.. . a. l...-..e seaman.
Stpau,ip Wy,Husr Couch, Richmond. ca, Point end Nor
fpi.. Dla Dominion -'raHal'r co. -.
Steamship .. a. .,H ,,. n ..''' 80
-i''wrnlp I'.'' 80 r.,'.,s, "a p, h.1'.t manu-
SIP 'f s,' "I, "a. ;i iaur1s am, ~rtl.v. ,iair4r
Q1erc'G ,. c,,, ,js-l pr,rap. vr-qo7 lr rrov.Sc.
,,.. ,.,..'.. tl,rE tr.urs taI3p Porn. FIDb. q
snip I.' IN''-.. ''''' .'' "
'Nfh.' 49,. r.,.,r.., t,J.l,..,.r r,vgh ny.
iai.- l-A'"I' '''-'' "''.'.' 10 ~ ''' '.-' -
'n. .. d.. ,..... H.. % ..ft @,, O. ~,
tls @@' - irt.,..... fl...pra lI.p f,r .r.1.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
An ESCAPED CONVICT EEcArTURED.

Detective Elder Of the First Precinct ycster-
DAY afternoon took into custody nc-snow thief and
ESCAPED convict while ne attempting to -rl some
books which 30 had stolen from the library Of Mr. Jo
dan in Englcwood, N This man placed on trial
al Hackcnsac ~ j. short time ago Tor burglary, and
the evidence ae.ns, him being very c,osr.he turned n
fcrmer told VINO were MS cOnfedcrL'cs and thereby
rge quantity Of stolen property was recovered While
he was awaiting trial be escaped from tho Hackcnsach
Jail. When Mr.. Jorlan's library rohsed few days
ago no vas suspected TIE theft and ii IscerIilt3
that he had sold some OF the books NI--4ust stand
He gaz returning 10 sell some more when ne vas ar
rested At the Central Chica no tod Superintendent
NaIlng that March !, 1870, le escaped from = NJ
Sing Prison, where Do -sut under the name o. JtI
riJr term Vas ~ wear. aud cigh months The super
,ptopdtrt toeerauhcd 20 The prison authorities 90 -ocr
tain whether the story true c Sau hr Urtrti 'n
,p bacg there rather fuau return to Nrs-lcr,y soon
aftCr~,.rd a sergeant and an OhCtr u ic Fourteenth
Precinct identified tbs prisoner a. having 'actFed rom
SDg sing Prison through ho fOOf, and 10 VII probably
De returned there to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
DECISIONS AUG. /.

SgDycae Court hdiibers-Bv Judge Donohue'-
The -rca.y Bank a-t warren IL si ana - .7'0 "s' ~
r-au.-trirT- granted.
Iv Iudy- c-,or5os.-Esg9n ag Begrs.-Boho approved
.tI..gO aet G.-i' u.oTauuIn. Iei-i-A't as
Mu,t..-trtuc terms; W"ln0laHoHm I'4.h ID 80
WisDn-i viii hear counsel on ts Jsy at'iir 20 te'g
their papers B.sg- AT. Ia-a.. / ihih DDS 'h'I' ".
granted tie approval Z" inc Iona by JUICY DoHV-o - "
u,uDe iaat tie parry was receiver.
Superior Coul-Gcaral Tem-Bv Judges Van
Vur, and Curti-.~,I.l, .t Btuhayr-er .p -i.d it"l
affirmed yith coats; opinion br Nan worst j. I'I ~
DAILY Or,r appealed from affirmed with costs. 9pnh %!
X.n yor.tJ cochran. az. G0ttwlh % a--uif ilAt ap
pa lrl 30, imrl with costs. Tho ite@uh Dti -i'-l ~
tut C.ty q Srw-1uTk ar The Police leiaIHth 'l -'e
York iuG auu.-Drde- Appealed from alIult- ".l' ,"
gr.Uuu D.. curtis. j.. MsIuu 49, buul. tt nt ,il ei N
r.a, from aIrrcI costs Barnett ag Sit tt' L'l'
iour. b. -trls.l- tine direction @ Tie tre' o-'4
wise tt.ue. without costs, opinion ty az o'os %
>r,-,rI Y.rt-By judge CartsWs-lou rzt lia-renJerg
and Iuri,rd.t a.. hl'u.r't .-bntelt s'll' 4'- az
Lta-Jgg.urut or limited divorce r'.pr hod He1 10y
Motion Iur gear sruicIt l,rc VITA so COSTS. -p'ori 'E
TIE N,y Iers Elevated railroad co., .toI eI..i VIZ.
ult tU.. rJm,raId cobb ast. MooiLss s.lscl L,'
aTtgIia. copy Doe pies ut'a. . o., ,.,.- ,.... q.
H.. .r.a San ..t-u4,S at. Cowlter-Drctr 1fetth-
amendment of complaint. 4u" East lI.rt 'Ht 7 4iiA 'b
MulTly.-Ol.p dvly 4ug lI. yn o. punish !dr to4t'i-v"
U0pnr court - Chambers - Bv JUICE Go~Pp-
asrr.I act. Walters ct aUriHr that Judgment le t.t
Irsg aaf. Notion -'tntu Ni-'is .'7-- -f
e.H a.f Naturalization odd. .t win 80 COSTS h'i a.
..z AZ ,lfa.J..ur l.. kltE - fi ION, 80, 81,
--.. .Ia.. ,l ...-HlIrI appointing ..i. i."ll il..
ru-.s lIa.s act Ip-rrs....i.r uv.JIL- H".' grant
II0 ..u.u & E-t Mayer, -tu.H }. e. A a- 'l e. 81 :
-ou.,..u - s,y-t .ut Al. ptuth a5L -la'-oN-O Aois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
THE ELIZABETH BANK TROUBLES.
EXAMINATION w WILLIAMS Observation-Disclosures
49,. ..-.-- mn .LllI.n KAIL.

rNANllNATI w WILLIAMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND rNRaASEs THE CASHIER, HELD II Bail.
Z. p. Williams charged with having aided
sind ,bcttcd Assistant Cashier Fairbanks in misapIro-
prstug the funds OF the National State Bank Of Eliza
beth had an examination yesterday. Cashier Fairbanks
her rr sent before United States Commissioner Joan
whitehead 1t Newark. The oncuse is punishable with
nor less than five nor more than ten years mp7isun-
,Dant United states DiS.rictAitOruey :. q keasbe!
tnneaged for the Government and william i. Guild jr'
for Wiiarns The aHll,yit Of Yi.ePrcIdent Kellogg Of
the involved bank sets forth that Williams With the ai
Of Fairbanks the cashier, had distracted $4,000 OF the
n,d. of The nauk; also that the cheek, which most
OF the money had been obtained had not been charged
against Williams, but that Fairbanks had placed them
III his pocket and increased the amount VI his cisn ne
count to prevent the discovery Of the clnbezz'em'ni
The Solicitor OF the bank. james Il. English TESTIFIED o
the facts admitted Icy Fairbanks, heretofore published
ana Mr. Williams made voluntary stsicht l ahitid-
me !rI4yit and testimony 0i Nir-Prr-ldrNi hrIo--
and Solicitor English, bat DENYING any criminal lhi NJ
., Kr-Bty demanded chat bal " the accused uc
81 800 would not be sufficient u Wow oi The .rNtfl oi
me peu. ty especially wIru hy ti' admission ul me
-aclsrI t.rr was no doubt 81 hiS Eu.f. Mr.. 1uNu,
conn -. for Williams ~.d tHN Williams htd a.-l-l.
100000 worth of properly tIr b,a when iie Sole,
it,f stated wUuiu TcaLs - re-. t,t, ANT il'I'4' l
Usu, would DO Insured t-Ilut. loss. AS % ly fIuN
mart of lie cs-. ne u.ui aimed that no intent 90 uriih Wy
DE uo COW tctiru Uui.T the criminal Jaw. l., comm
seUar remautel Williams tn tine Gus cd. o. ,ltI a. on
,.Fultu search for bail .fhanha was L"in 10 uaI III
the sum OF - 900 iOr his alIc4i.--r IL c'u.'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
TIE GARBAGE NCIsANCE.
ryJvNCTIoN OBTAINED AGAINST me sHOBLs \
SiICfDR,

siICrOR.
The Police Commissioners yesterday Oh
famed from Judge WcstJroOk Of the Supreme CGnrt
Injunction restraining tue Shore Inspector, tie District
Atterey Of Kings Comfy, and all other persons who
have been in ereeted ~ prevent the dumping Of street
dirt asaes etc. in the Atlantic Ocean, from interfering
with such dumping by the STRENGTHENING Department Of
tLis CITY until hearing Of The rase boa, been Ta, td
This hearing has been set down for next week, or Idc,
day Untl next Tuesday tle STRENGTHENING Depart
meat 70 send It's fleets Of sc'~s loaded with city c"-e
To s AZ usual The authorities will take great pains ~
all time to unload the scCws Z such hours that th' ie-
fusa viii DO washed ont 90 sea on the e5H toe.
l,xN.v0r Gmthcr OF Bath, J.. l., sent a complaint 10
fe r. ard Of Health OF this city in regard 10 DIAL ana the
dead bodies Of animals washed ashore IN the nei-b1or
hood cl his residence The complaint was referred 10
swim White. the contractors who remove al tue Oid
and cad animals from tins city, ana render The matera
for fertilizers on Barren Island. Swift & White
answered that they cJUrted investigation. The dead
animals osi and other refuse wCre taken anon their
stesue at the oGa dock they stated, and accurate bills
~ ladpg made every morning at about O'Clock. On
unloading at Barren Island tAc cargo aen was checked
of This memorandum was compared with the bills "
1ediy and receipts given TO The superintendent Of the
oal dock and thus any discrepancies we're discovered
and tie contractors could tell exactly whether or
not any and how much OF the cargo might haye
dsopprared 50 particular be orders " the con
tractor they stated ilai the crew We're h'
M "a The vessel bad lett her dock IL has Deen 81 "a 10
The poce Commissioner and also - lo I'"i' on lt'D
M this city that evidence can be produced 10 prove pc
yo,d q doubt that tuc authorities OF man! VI '"e O.!l
cities bordering The haibor am MYERS M i.e Ne'aS
oGal taken away -oops and otAer sAuhs ci"I'' con
traly % the law Le'' 81 We & - o., ,s.,.I i'm
fhrOviug the refuse into tie water II L. asserted ih E
car be proved That none oil this nuisance IS o,capnsd hy
- au ye1ents made by the autfOIiue- o. tbs city,
INT an directly attributable 10 Other uHclta VINO az
fryiny TO divert attention from themselves ~ accusing
Mex NgrLt Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
CIVIL NOTES.

Rungon W. Martins suit against Jay Gould anu
Others arising out OF Black Friday TansAclion'' ven
I'D ~ judgement WAS entered for the defendants, owing 10
the maintenance OF the plaintiff lie aiterwad an
ai the Special Term 81 the superior 'oII I'm, o
dtffuGrnts appealed and the Zen, -"
IN, Superior yesterday affirmed the ot o'b ~ ~
be matter of discretion for the Judge at Specl l'IH
In Sunreme Court Chambers, yesterday judge
n, Adam, order of arrest Pregcuzcr was brought mp
unde writ Of habeas corpus allowed by Judge We-tbrooN
Charles H. smith, counsel for rrcgeuzer urged the discharge
If the prisoner claiming that he was held by on ORDER oil arrest
isued By the Judge the Marine Court which hrd ~ re
uurr the the order 20 TIE attorney ny ""
was subscribed that by the terms or section - ,harII
7g Of the act passed iu 1875. order should lmie s'H
provision return In addition tO mat sp'cynS tc
ton for ba order question babe the SAe'iH lp ise
return Clerk Oi the Marine Court lr ten dys aef 1
rest> This counsel claimed must be follower strictly ~
ina ~ error stated was . vital fatal TO the validity
of The cOmuumet TIE Sa-u represented BY l. MChih
10y. The Court took the fp.fs res rNIn3 ueclSIOh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02


FlIrIoluEs ASp TiIE WuEhINGNiEN.
4 strike Was begun NJ the establishment Of
Pc.rram ~ Meyers, manufacturers Of silk goods at
paterson. \. j., on Monday morning. A reporter OF
lug 1nUrNE visited the IlHl yesterday, AMI found Nr
prI,r.ls. who made t4e following statements Eve
own f,y, mills uhch have been under full operation
mill an. beginning 81 This strike. We are also building
another. $50 feet long and four stories high,
in which we expect To- employ large number ~ Hanas
Ilc strike does not scare 90, IN the least We employ
IsDv,t.rr, Who ugc 40 on tho strike cHcapt ono mani
Nonc OF tine female bands, 900 m number have joined
them. Itr,aIy began bcforn juiy 4. At that tine We
reduced their wages per cent and had ONE difficulty,
LINT finally Oh the hands agreed Go our terms AMI
went to work. surprising that al trouble
YVES over. but They were only waiting Their
c,autc When the looms were all freshly stocked.
containing some 10000 cor 100000 worth Of warp
uu-.l 90 he atmosphere, AMI thus ruafnr"r ~ -utu
b,.ut, and worth when maac up INTO fhh"h li'y '".
denly demanded an ",! ''-, %, Pay ""' ~, ~ , a.
fused a. uut work. We VIII moi dcrr'r 70 ih'lf t.
uluG-. ruI W., VIII hold uUt against ,h'u u iit looms
arc Idle Tor year. We are NOT ln 'l! u''i WIFI '"
r.ui.r,i WAGES, Our men have been utc.uglu- - %
p,rtty THE strike viii no doubt spread q" ulurr mills
-guyf a. directed 80 all tI. aAA Ll, ~ town ;
hy forc.ng 90 give way To- then, they would s'cair
s.ra.rt lll 10 different slnr T.ey shy that they
agreed 20 tnr reduction "I ~ p'. cen, .'i, ~ u, " W."
Il good tsilh, aul Hti tIrf pave con huHu 4, VOTE. al
though -rrat Dial moro i"h 40 per cent LIS n','
taken from tslr WAGES They s"l tHa td' or'n d'h' lA
reducing Wa--, al ttw men 81 time, "-a b' u"
regular rule. T.cy are accustomed To- u"us PAID hH 'hr
"cVt,' nr length, lnN go. lal where ht amount lt't'''
should lsr uy.u q 3D. 10 Wa ~ hsat 3. 81. ilt NEAT
wees So $500 tao nrkt week - each reduction bong 1
ssyrisc J .heiI -ud .n outrage, Ihc' ic' of "'A be-
caUs' their demand 60 ur Paid upon lar na,s Asfrri
refused. \ visit alh 10 ui.ur slid mills.
and ,lc opinion u s'Nra persons not c'uncc''l WITH
business ass eel. Many thuusIt the strikers were
Justified 90 thor action. No fear Do entertained uy On,
Iupr,..ls Of other mlis Of spread ~ iEr strte as
tAsy ,.N reduction OF 10 per cent .. boon maut and
. .rd fu 4y the men, aI4 40 further roGAvuoA 80 Goa.
tcIIYlatcd 90 present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
CRIMINAL NOTES,

Al the Yorkyille Police Court Yesterday GsoIge
smith II 80 ilG West Fifty .thrdst was IN SltDV 70
answer ion leopious assault philip Sbfilman, hh neat
door pcgHuor Tho two men hdd conrO'tiM, u, Vb
which smith stabbed Speiiuau IN tho breast DrlCcr " ~
I'm of line twenty Precinct who was stabDed sun
uav morning West Fifty second st. 10y Allca C
entered u feOu1ur assault against NJ i-1tl,
Curry vas committed ia default OF T]UO YL 10
ella ils to have done the act ~ sJtdcioLse
rp,tion wa. made Yesterday before Judge West
Court, Chamber, on DthiH :" li' Ili,
for leave a. traverse the return ant examine Wa1 IA
cl.c az Giuseppe Nsuderi who had been charged Nih sa
hing man named UarEuS. 4 writ OF hdJt3' cog ~ 'f-
been ag en- out on grouni that Mang"u was pt l pr
who had assaulted Harms TO ul, llg Dlau.
fOrurv had r,furntH affidavit - Michael L!ith WIZ
% H. c6uIrain identifying prisoner the Court was
n ne opinion hat me matter had been conclude. ~ "
return bat asked counsel 20 submit their auholle9 "'
tNuk Ito under AlNI.rmruL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
TIE BOARD OF HEALTH ROOMS.

SUSTAINING TIE INJUNCTION AGAINST The fo'''E
COMM sIONERs.
I'm the contest between the Police ComlniS-
soners and the Board Of Health for the possession OF
The rooms in the Police Headquarters building occupied
nv Tho latter the Health Board procured an injunction
restraining the Commissioners from occupying the prem
isas Tho Police Commissioners appealed, ana tue ~"
peal WINS decided Yesterday in the superior Count Gen
er,I Term. which confirmed the injunction order. Juds
Curts. in delivering The opinion. said:
II "a M all times desirable that departments organized
f0r the performance OF grave duties ~ the puhc ser
houl3 Go;peraie for tie general welfare, AMI III doh so
rot only present an example o rtNlt'l loL ", IN
,crumiO1,ly avoid acIS of violence toward tHch O'"'
Neitier would be amiss iur them 10 endeaNof 7" on
serve tire cJnsc~ies and couv,ruomues ih'I pr ~
among the respective uauchcs OF me CIV, S,o go,
mis- theory OF what their mutual relations 'iuhiN 1'
that as in the present instance, as III AT OILERS Wh'e NJ
icatiOn arises from c'htoNtf,! p,tM' - ~
its expenses on both sides are drawn from llt Ii"t'
treasury Not OnlV do such Vdl3uCrS INITIATE WIN W
highest discharge of duty but they npasty hcrt"S
public burden The premises are the properly ul -,
y.ors Where person IN possession OF caI t,l',',
even though hc may be mere tenant ny -,
mas not maid his rent. or holds over al'tr lt tAp %
OF his term, the owner can only regain loSs,'5i,I ~!
nroccgs Of law Public policy forbid- resort 90 violence
Even il the Health Board came IN tas tbo iu'loS
cIoiwl TO hold the under them ~ tiiI P''s'
10 pce fu,,u ssiOpcrS have right % resort 20
violence than any other landlord. Inc 10" "l - ~,
r4rts the pocc 10 co0pcrae with the Board ol h'ait
for inc public good and the proofs indicate lh' ~ W"
a. be.t tor ne puic welfare that these departments
sbo,ld o,.uy adjacent offices In the same huldihe me
action of the LEGISLATURE ana "I .he ulu'; t,,'' tL,
ti,s tends 10 show That such was We Hoh''" '''' "
time A. the creation ot the Health Board
TteC,gr decides that the nonlEcsentaton by the de
PENDANTS Of any recularty in the application Tor IN III
junction must lee held waiver, ana me 'I9un'O""
must be continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
A pnYsIcIAN,s ALLEaED mEARILEssNEss.

Officer GOldrick Of the Eighteenth Precinct
states that about IL p. Monday be discovered VII
ham c. Clifford, ago D., OF No. 1O3 West ThiIyfourth-
st. at Frstave and Twentyhith-st., nsen,ible win
severe cut upon the head Tho became doli-
Gus aud was unable to the questions put to him
rs % how obtained his injuries. Tho officer ton took
him TO Bellevue Hospital physician. whom the officer
says was Dr. Thomas, responded 10 tie hospital H. AID
loong NJ the man who WAS sim drlirlOua declared
be did net need any aid, ana refused 10 admit hlm The
officer asked what he should do With Lin ~ ne was oy
IDENTITY incangbe ~ taking Of himself To This tho
doctor replied, gruly, don't care what you do WIN
him. al the same umt siAmmng tho door III the Oictt
face The Later then conveyed the 10 tho Eight
eenth Precinct Staon-housc where Df. McpUneil vas
called in ana dressed injured mans wounds TIE
conduct Of the physician al bellevue Hospital VIII Dc tc
subject OF an Investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
onricER scorrs yIoLENr DEArn.

The inquiry into the cause of the death Of
Oriacr Edward Scott. who struck on thu head hy
stone uroau By member OF tho Jackson Hollow
gang" % Myrc-yr and s,cu1cas,.. Broosiyn ON july
= and VINO died from hs injuries st the Cly Hospital or
July o. va. continued yesterday by Coroner 7mms, nj
r Brooklyn BIO .uo John Curriy tcsuucd that les was
with the gang 30 the time hfstolr tr. ,n; hr lesd
the sbp., say that Hurley threw DC, and Also Ar4
W4ciriAn =, knowledge that he a." OngrTI a.SI.
Aut t Wlr,-Hsn af,ery-rt denied tins .ut ,ld that
Hurley throw tLn siuLr. john Flood sad tut .s was
tho when tLe ARRAY occurred, AND heard
hurciau say shat scott EIft 10 served ut night
snd that HURLEY threw the Severed other Wiz
ar,~cs examined Tue inquest WAS adjourned for a
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02

ser yeaSsPsas R.ger EsGtaeset NTH Ssh
sehr. Ella B. beard tei St. JcIa. &. 81 oden Hl,sn.
.c ~, ~ G1Tst Wntfrs' Krnnebec p,vsr with ice
sF Fas l. q WSsor H%oo iSS SFdgnhs@ wit, ie.
sehr sax on BlrsgloI $50 ,SnldsSoro win sfanie
schr VIM. r Elmer Nibble, New.Lcndon for Port John
' ,cnooyrns-RrvER AID coAsTwrt
Connecticut, Providence Ceres, Proyaence.
80 Smith smith ffogideHco FSia FPaTiaad 5Ss'a'n''
,;st FsSyf Rss : 7; i Point
'.s a5 Poraaa Ct frdc,toae Sp 35pi e
J. Garl5g Se%,ifavsn Mary issse. S;e'yTisvon
al, ", could Se%.Haycn \, washburri New.Bcdforu.
Ifh2 MaE Ee%hadisIa Io,spE lin NS"Ieiiora
Arthur Burton kenncDrc River.
MISCELLANEOUS.
rived July 81 and anchored at Sandy H0o Tor orders came
BARK Talisnan iNor 6aper from Tralee which ar,,v,A
July 81 ana anchored at sandy Hook ior orders up 70
inc ''' ''''' ''''''"'' DISASTERS.
QUEBEC, Aug. 1.-The steamshrp flanboroughis aground
Island Two tugs have gone 20 her asss
LONDON Aug IA telegram Lloyds saws The shin Gel.
y1Oi OJ6 buTden. while on voyage from LiyeTD0o "a
Mel0olrn aitnal hands board OF Cape SortS
WhsHE6ro. D. C., Aug The signal observer at Bame
lave Just returned from the wreck. The vessel was tyo
astel schooner named Francs Register sesion Del
lore SIC drtted ashore She Is rapidly breaking up
FOREIGN POr1s.
sorrrt., prOS Aug The North German Iloyd s,o,.n
s1 Main Rechrnaln fr9m New.YOrK July 20 for Brena1
arrived mere TO-DAY.
GtgrNsrowy Aug. line Cunard Line steamship Mara
tnou Garrett Boston July ~ Tor Liverpool, arrived
here last night
MoyIIP. Aug. THE Anchor line steamship Alsata
Campbell nOm Now ork July ~ Tor Glasgow, arrived
ptyEmiiH Ang TIE General Transatlantic COMPANY.
s F Arrived srs S S tbs 2 morning for
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT ROYAL. s. C.. Aug. l-AIlycd, steamship City Of
Dallas Hines, New NOrE.
Posr1V AHc. Arrived. steamship mD0e Matthew
vsuUan. b.rys Masonic, Rice Sagua D. Chaplin, bun e
aIil fC.r - ~ewel, HOsAeL Port J0hns)D h. A. Rom,
NEIL, Jehcrs. Alexandra
IFor Laiest Ship SeiSs sec rim Pdge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02

The new freight depot of the Now-York
Central and EIi.,u River Railroad Company Ut Bar
clay aud WosI--i-. We, opened yesterday. II hes
r. ntge tho street Of 600 feet two por OF coo feet
length, facilities for oloinc I've Gpat so ear loads
At tmc doors for the reception Of freight and IL
scales with capacity of i've tons cach. The freight
after being received will Do iDmedatcy iransisrrr,
tie lpas aud by thcm taken 20 Thiftir.h-sL The
dcpOs Will be used only fOg tho receipt deyory and
shipment of Way'fFe;hL y. T. Fairchd Freight
Agent, and Ne. LoOn4is Assistant Agent, viii have
charge Of thu B!fclayst. depot The st. Johns Park
depot viii take only through Western freight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-02
THE COURTS.
,,1-rrv 80 PApIn TRANsIT DELAYS.

INDEMNITY FOR RAPID TRANSIT DELAYS.
In the case of jeremiah V. Spader against
The NewYork Eleyated Railway Company, in the SUI
pcrior Court, Special Term TIE defendants asked an
order Of Court requiring the plaintiff to file an indemnify
bond IN 900 cosor all Losses caused or TO be caused
b the stopuagc 81 the work The railroad through the
tff. trpd an order requiring the filling OF - bond IN
$1,000 with leave to the defendants To apply lOr az Ia
creased bond on the production OF lurthef auaEl's'