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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-08-18
VERY IMPORTANT.

NJ. EdifOr cf TIE A.giS d InteHiycuccr
As there is great deal of rivalry everywhere,
in the political field in the social circle, and
even in the church, therefore you might expect
it in the business profession. This rivalry in
business has reached the climax in the stove
trade
Ever since the TIMES COOK took the Gold
Medal for quick baking it has been attacked by
jealous rivals, but since it has taken the lead
Of all trst.class Cook Stoves in Baltimore and
bids fair to finally supcrccde them. 1t has in
Cured the spite and envy of those who could
not secure the sale it, so much so that they
take our double lirc-shicld cross piece and I'M
crew them and show buyers onc.half and say
he TIMES COOK has very light castings. They
also say il will not bake we'll draw well, is not
No. iron, &c, &c.
SO the only security for buyers is to come di-
rect to No. B ~ GGy Street, HcW Front Street,
and see for themselves if the TIMES COOK
isn't the largest, heaviest, most economical, and
best BAKING STOVE ever made Every one
of the TIMES COOK is guaranteed to bake per-
fcctly.
The reason | can sell them SO cheap is that
am connected with the "Quakcrtown Stove
Works." and we make them ourselves, so you
buy from first hands. No two profits at young
Giuck's.
We do say it is the heaviest, largest and the
best working stove ever offered for sale.
Nearly eight thousand sold.
Call and examine for yourself.
W. j. IL. GLUCK,
9G N. GAY STREET
(bct. the Bridge and Front ST.
Baltimore Md.
~ Ask your ncighbor about it. au2l-1y
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CLEARED.

Steamer Russia tBr,, Cook, Liverpool via QuesnsownC
q francklyn.
Steamer sidonian (3r, Edwards, Glassow-Hsnderson
Bros.
Steamer Ashland Croweu. Charies;on-J w Quintard /
Co
Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory. ssvannah-Mur-
r. Ferns * Co.
Steamer anthracite. Grumiey. Phiadsiphia-Jas Hand
ship jacob a stanler, ChTystal lAserpoo!-Boyd
Nnekcn.
sup Charger Ha,lot Jr. San Francseo-sutt & Co.
Bark Connaueb. DR., TGns. Lvsrpooi-Snow burgess.
Bark Hoath Young. London-Thos Dunhsui's
Nephew y Co
Bark Marco Polo Ger. scaacssr, bremen Herman
Hoop X Co.
Bark Talislnan Nor). Dahier, Stetsin-EcnhaA Boye-
Bark Jas Brn,t. ellison. Stettin-Brett. Son 4 Co
Bark iarra iarrG tNor B1y~. Rotte rdALouis retenA
Bark Br stul. fogscti. Dunkirk- Is MetcAlf 4 Co.
Bark Eio (itaD. aaresca. Napies-Funcn Eaye Co.
Brig Mary Gibbs. White Mar eiesMAcus Hunter
& Co.
Brig Emma Dean tBr. Pummer. Puerto Cabciio La
gugyra-1heo Fouke
Bng W Andrews. Wilson. Port a Prineo-Robert MIR
Jr.
scLr l. Crosley tBr Croslsy. st Johns. NC Ber-
tank.
Schr scul. Frambes Fernandina, Fis-Evans. Ball
Co.
scar Abby Bent.cy. MehaGey, Feraandina. Fla-Bcns
ley. Gilderslecve 4 Co
sehr Nelly Potter. Howard. Washington NC-w Henfy
Co
schr Amelia Hoarne Moore, Eichmond-van Brunt a
Bro
sehr Xva. Woody, Tappahanock. Val Pa G Robin
schr Samuel Wood, Broander Norfolk, vs--Isaae
Staples
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

MEvrApEN STEAMER JENiaA BOOMER ashore Green
s % sa as seek a & Is ts
time aud she being tctEl wrcck She pounded
nndor the snsiae They smp.ied her water tank aud
end S hss
with them. When the tide boiler barrels
holds sh ioa.ed her and she Was towed into
da tho w"es xaaSa S
fleet. Mass
saIr ST MAnK from Iuenllos for Europe, bofor. ro-
ported wrecked partially insured in Boston and New
York Offices.
snlr report .ha. the ship Alida from rabel
error as she was no. in that port on hs l4th but sup
snr BnLvnpEnx, Iiroy. from Inacpendencia Bay for
Hampton Roads, which put into Valparaiso May Is n dis
.. when extensive repairs were, ordered
BAxx MONITOR Emerson krom San Francisco for Hum
sprung a leak Ass 81 5 in lat 50 Il & Ion Us o. W.
senR wisSm WESTON OF Portland, beore renorted filled
with water Bootbay has been righted and chs
BRIG CvcSus Dr. which ashore Turks Island and
Island Tor Norfolk.
Bms MA.lE Dutch, Hansen irora a An;aa, with salt for
psired on ;he 9Th inst ana WAS to sa 7,h ''
BRIG JULIA BLAKE Br knewl,on, from Rio Janero for
New York 9es ,S put nso 81 Snd so%a o, ~ rs VA:
per cent.
scnn MosE Bnowx from San Francisco Aug 6. returned
port sth, having carried away maintopmast
JEp DuRES before reported capsizcd subsc-
She from Bostoo.
scnn WINNER Nash from New York for st Kits whic
st Thomas in distress, completed repairs and sailed
Tor destination July "A and arrived back Thomas
August
scRR g II FAnENs at Boston from Baltimore. which was
ashore Scituac, threw Is coal,
keel leaks 80 hour otherwise good
tion.
li7 built Little River, rs 1851
has been sold Al 81, ,soti
QuKBEc. Aug l6Brg John Ives (Hr). Mckenzie. from
Montreal for Montevideo. with lumber Levi
Rect u will he made float her high
steamer Is ashore oil KAN ourski. No
particulars
LAUScd-South American Is the name OF Messra Henry
Hastings Cos ship. tho stocks Mcssrs smith
Town,ends yard. East Boston She Is $50 is
considered the bes. ouil. merchant ships of her
In the world In model she is nearly perfect
She will be ready tor launching the course
OF few days. Captain Knowles. formerly OF the ship
CHARGER also owned Messrs. HASTINGS Co, will
m and her. lie lis superint nteniinv her cnuipnlenl.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Aug IL brig Adams. Brown
ell with I65 bbls ana Ia do PIX fish oil Sent home
the voyage ie5 bbs oil Reports spoke July IL u
C.are.,on I,round schr Knights Foster pruvince-
town 2ao ebls oil all told; July IS bark Sarah Silva NIB.
100 SD; July - schrs VIM Wilson. Braloy Marion
Aug 3 schr Louisa Senter, Of Boston. boiling ~
bb whale O all told: heard from. date Cohan-
net Grape. FIJI so bbis sp: brig Rosa Baker Thomson,
Boston 10 bbls this brs Heinan smith, Cook oo
lao bhls sp
etterirom Captain Martin. Of schr William Martini Of
Boston, reports es at sea Aug with 50 obs also
ports the following whslcrs July 30 Brig Hcman
Smith Cook Boston, 100 bbls oil: schrs Sarah Lewis.
Cook loo do II Hatfield kirkcornel. Provncstown,
$50 do: Charles Thompson, Leseh. do. 40 60 landed.
letter from Capt Chase. of ship Jireh Perry. of NIB
ports her Panama Aug g. with 6OV bbls OIL Reports
spoke bark Hercules Sherman OF NIB with $50 bos
oil
letter from Capt Potter OF ship Emma Jones, Of NB
reports her on sh.re Ground nly having taken rs
~ day making 77j bbls oil all told Reports
May while fas to whale Joseph Manuel of 81 Nicholas
bv the capsng OF the boat Saw May bark
John r. West Manchester Nh cutting largo whale, and
sfterw ard took 3 whales in company with her.
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VERMONT REPUBLICANS.

UNANIMOUS RESoMIsArIos OF HON. DUDLEY C.
pENIsoN FOR CONGRESS ~ THE SECOND
prsTRICT-A LIVELY CAMPAIGN OPENING
HON. BENJAMIN II. BRIsTow 40 STUNT TIE
STATE
wRirs RIVER JUNCTION. VT. August III 1876,
The Republicans of the second Vermont Congress
siopal district out ia iull numbers to-day to
attend the district convention which met here
O'Clock this afternoon. The trains from al! directions
brought largo acccssons TO tho number when had
gathered in the forenoon. Tho Convention called
20 order by Hon. Charles s. Dana, OF - Johusbary.
After tho usual preniinarlcs were completed by The
selection of officers and commttees, Hon. slephcn
Thomas OF st. Jolnsbnry, being chosen chairman, ex-
Governor Hinckly nominated Hon. Dudley g pcnison
us tho represent OF the district IN Congress ior
second term. The nomination was met Win loud
npplausc and cheers and was seconded by colonel
Gavin Morrill, OF ST. Jchnsbnry and oc;crai CLARK. or
lraticboro aud the motion was a.quiosced IN without
n dtss,uting voice. Mr. benson escorted Oy
committee INTO the ball and made stirris slccci
Tue Convention unani niinously nominated non Kos
wcli Farnhaiu OF Brauivrd Tor Prcsidcntid ciectpr
Fer two months past or moro an unusual degree ol
interest has been manifested this Convention Mr..
benson eiccteI years ago oycr Judge roland.
the regular republican nominee ~ was Whispered
about the district that Hon. George Howe OF br@iuc-
bore would 10 put IN domination to-day Tor NJ D.hi'
more enthusiastic aud HARMONIOUS convention
never before held IN Vermont. Mr. Howe would
permit the use of his name before the Convention
npdcr any circumstances at this time.
The campaign IN Vermont is becoming cNc'tns
Do the republicans and th. democrats thoroughly
assing the state. The republicans feel confident
carrying the state BY larger majority than hereto
fore. Hon. Benjamin IL. Brstow begins tour In she
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS


Bn,sro. Aug lo-Arrved, bark Clara Eaton Davis Hu-
diaswal
BRkuKx Aug i5-Arrivcd, bark Licged (Esr. Evcnsen.
New York
Sailed i5th bark Bremen tGer). H,llmers. Savannah
DcnItS. Aug l5-Arrved, bark Trsneesco q QtaD. De
Bonis. Philadelphia.
Sailed 18Th shin James Foster Jr Howes United States
ELsISoEE Aug i2Arr.ved bsrks Roshcsay (Sor) Ivcr.
sen York tor Cronstad, Viaor Nor. Eeg do for do
lath. brig Some, set (Br) Haley. Richmond. Va
GnsAr Yarmouth. Aug l6Ssiled. bark sagatun (yor),
Frcdriksen. Baltimore.
Gnrxxocx Aug le--saiied bark Harriet Hussey Oar
rah, Boston.
bar. New OrIeans.
HAusuRe Aug l5saiied, bark Heios CSor). Mathiesen
New York.
HAveE, Aug l6,rrvod. steamer Pcroirs (Fr). Daurc.
New York via Piynoath; ship Norris Barstow New Or
leans
L,vKarooL. Ang i6-Arived. steamer Lake Nepigon
(i5rl. Scott. Moatres.
Sailed 10th ships Caledonia Potter Cned States; Nus
kota r. Gutter. do Maid OF Orleans B, Houston. Phil
sdelohia Atmosphere p. Costello. New Orleans; bark
Divico (Norl. Strcy United States
Also sailed 10th, pm, Illinois, shackord Phils-
delphsa.
LoSpos Aug io-Arrvcd. ark Timoleautc utaD, Mssso
Philadelphia
Cleared iC,b ship Cornelius rnnc Borlsnd New York
barks Tecmach tyos Moer, United stasss; Arcadia (Br
Anders9n 10.
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TILDEN COLUMNS IN JERSEY.

MASS MEETING OF GERMANS IN JERSEY CITY
STIRRING LETTER from FRANZ sIGEL
The greatest political gathering on Jersey
City Heights assembled last evening u, Pohlman's
Park, uear tho elevator, under The auspices OF the
The meeting was called to order by Emil sticger aud
Maj.r Alexander W. Harris chairman. Clubs kept
pouring IN with transpsrencies and banners TIL II
seemed as II that whole section OF tho city had
turned out rs population. But the enthusiasm
reached when County Clerk Braan
entered the head of the Hudson Zouaves enc body
OF men III full UNIFORM and followed by 500 members
O: the German Democratic Association OF the Third
district. Asscmblyman Rabc OF Hoboken was speaking
At the time and when the cheerng subslded he made
this point 1--WE heard It Is said that boys in blue
all with Hayes but the before gives tho
lie to that An ouiburst OF applause followed this
remark. The Sneakers we're W a,n d. DAILY. Rudolph
f. Rabc, Charles II. inicld. Albert I. Hoffman and
cx- Mayor Traphagcp. Letters were road from Cover
Bcdle. Joel Parker ana John H. Mcphcrson. Tho
who most active IN organizing the
meeting and It set TIE audience nearly Wild:
NKw NoRk, August Ii, 1876.
IAN NJ BRANS Eq-
Iaa SIR! ely sorry that your dated
August 10 did not before yesterday evening
therefore prevented from answering IL Is hardly
necessary tor to that rely symphile viii,
vour efforts lden and Hcudrick whose election
20 open the rofoun and tho
restoration rcsc. good will sections
f the AmercanRepublic- The question at this Is
end the conflict but
lasting and hsruouy to substitute
civil equality of rights aud general prosperity
for poli,ieo military rne Tor suppression aud spoaton aud
irr prsstraton IN the busines, AFFAIRS OF she
Whatever therefore. be the result OF ;hs strug
gle bless the people who are battling manay Tor cause
which with hour. secns 10 me moro Just ni
deserving OF victory rs cannot tonight take
this opportunity 20 congratulate yon ani TO send
fervent wishes Tor maj success Yours Z. SiGEl-
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BOUND EAST.

Steamer Abaross Davis. New YORK fos Fall River. with
So coal barge $ In tow.
scir } Nunseii. Thorn. Now York for Halifax. Ms.
Sehr BiAst Taylor. Amboy for Providence
Schr J II BARTLETT. Kelly. Amboy Tor Boston.
schr Sathaaei Holmes, Dow, Amboy for ryovidenec
schr Arctic tinn. New York ior Danvsrsport
schr Trade Wind, Gray. New York ior nyannis.
Schr ryicr Bushnell, Port Johnson Tor fawtuckat
Schr Nellie Brown Kelly Port johnson for Portland Ae
Schr Adelaide. Raynor New York tor Portland. ~
'chr l. VI Brazos Raynor Perth Amboy for frovidenee
Scnr Annie t Webb. Hogan. New York ior Pa~tnckct.
Schr Ssle Burton, Burley. New York Tor stamford.
Schr Gidorsleeve. Coston. New York for Noauk
schr Maria l.: Collen, New York for Eastport
ScF Mary Baylcs. Wusson. New York for Bridgeport
schr Alaska, rhorndike. foboseu for Portsmouth.
scnr Carrie W. Peraby, New York for Eastport.
iSehr " ID Msngini. Chase New foskfoT Now Bedford.
Schr J Randolph. Parker, sew York Tor New Bedford.
scir Lizzie i Dow. Chase, New York for kennebcc.
schr lrbanna, Allen. New York for Somerset.
Schr Whistler Lecc. New York for Taunton.
Sehr II Gardiner Miller Amboy Tor Taunton.
Schr Anson brown. NILS New York for Str.tord.
schr II Bacxman. Arnold. Rondout for Providsnce.
Schr Scud. Alien. Trenton for Pavtucket
Schr Joseph lall. Smith. New York Tor Portland, Ct.
Schr Merwin, Bnace. Port johnson for Fall River.
Sehr Mcrrmun. idrirc. Pors johnson for Dightou.
Schr Gale. Riley, Trenton for Se~ Bedford
schr Ripple, shrog shire. Trenton for New London
iehr Helen Mar, Ward New York tor Somerset.
achr McC!oskey, Wakey, Ainboy for bridgeport.
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AMERICAN PORFS

I,sI. Ans SsSss qss kss: Mss:
'S't Rnassrs wn AlsS New
9 ) Hart, WIN Mason. Lama Z %ssses a.d Bird. - -
Ter 10, ' sad Ruth shaw - for wa.hins,on
S :ia' 'f sss1 Toa
and stephen Morran from Georretown Ter - -, ~
Mason rro,idsues; sailio sscsiloan rharo and
Sailed Steamer c Knight, New York; .ehr, Twilight
Aiyns Point: A Kindbsrr Jersey City William Allen.
ArPoNAUG Anr r.-cieared. brig Aricn Gsr,. Jons
BOSTON. Augass ie-Arrived. U $ steamer swsssra,
Cooke. Portland bark. Taria Topaz Beade and Glide
sehrs ii aSens, Keen. Baltimore; Thomas Booa.
arrived ears csasa Jo,.elyn. Calcutta. brig siia'
Julia Riissseih ssovsr loe"ksn; L Dssier Mason and
Jennie n Garter. Gsr.er, wseh.wksn: z n Ss skins,.
Barrett: Jones Ksnt. Pride The Esst. Adams and
ard George Wefarl.ad Wilson, Baltimors Bysoaaseo
Corseu. lIiehpond AdcIber, Asaiy. aud sarah Hard.
cleMea-s,samor;; Roman, csowei Philadelphia; Gen
Cork brig Nary Chase Doian noIe schr Amos Walker
cossre ssS. wM L sesrassa Reh.aa
ss. o ls bs, as; sss a Sas say m Fss
BALTiAoEk. Aug Arrived s'samers ,,sla Brane
III" % Ss.hsr Bri. M.ieclm, LI;srg"o: barn F'sIdis
SsD. Ysrs; Sss fowpsend. fownssnd. S, Mars's q.
t'iearcaBarss Ihana tRasI. blom: Cork OF Falmouth
Francis Hlyard tBr). Cam Bremen; saon Nor. risen
Also cleared steainer martina steven Cnanse Ne" ORR
New YORK Caleb. JAS Moore. Dosne. Gloucestcr
Mas . .
Francis lyard. Idnn. ithara and 1aseppina
boDrIiBAY, Aug lo-Arrived. sehr- Carrie Bonnoll,
Harris Martins Charley s,cdnan. Danion New York.
BANGOR Aug i2-Arrised, schr Goo clover, xoai.on,
Albany. - . :.
Cleared--schr Geo Kilburn. Blake. New York.
fi,h-- Arrived -ehr Benj strung. Jordan. New YORK.
CIesred--schr A Howe. Kills Now Iors.
bath Aar l2Arrved. ship southern Rights, Harvard,
tor Richmond Ne, Tor repairs srhrs II Leonard
ana Bariett Philadelphia. samuel Cassner. Jr
l,f philadelphia Lydia u Roper l.ue,e Wheaiiy Anerod
,of Camden MI and Mary farr (ot Phisuripa passed
up John susman ,oi Pbiladelpnal and A Rowland tot
Bronkhxvcnl. -; Charlotte Fish. Wiliains, Boston, to
load tor New York.
ssed--schrs Sarah Brcen toi Boston,, Jonas smith,
Jesse Williams Jr. and Belle Croweil, NcEathlin New
YORK; En.ma T. G Wiusor. Atwood do iyue Oliver. do
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GEORGIA REPUBLICANS.

THE STATE CONVENTION Observation-Disclosures
SoRcKoSs, OF ATLANTA, NOMINATED poI Gov-
gnSoE-DAwsoN 4. WALKER HRADs TIE
ELECTORAL TICKET.
MACON, August l6, 1870
The Georgia Republican State Convention met here
to-day. The whole state larry represented Eeso
lgtioas passed reairmins the adhesion Of the
party 10 republican principles ratified IN tho National
Republican platform adopted at Cincinnati and the
Convention iadorse heartily the nomination OF Hayes
ard Wheeler Tor President aud Nice President; de-
clarcd vi scclarian schools to be supported
oy taxation declare tho strongest language us ab-
horrcnce o avcssncss, aud invoke protection As the
highest duty OF government
Jonathan Norcross. OF Atlanta, dominated by
nccamltOn for oovcrncr. strong electoral ticket,
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

DETROIT Mich, August l6 1876
Myron Harris was nominated to-day at Grand Rapids
tor Representative in Congress by the democrats and
national pary of the Fiith distract. Separate conven
lions were held.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. August 16, 1876
The republicans OF The ixth OHIO district yesterday
Nominated Charles Fcsser ior Congress
The grccnbackcrs OF the Flh indiAna district nomi
mated Mr. hoscs, OF Dearborn county, ior Congress-
yesterday.
CINCINNATI, August 10, 1870
The democrats OF the Eighth Kentucky district to-
day rcuom mated Milton j. Durham Tor Congress
TOLEDO Angus, ID lS76
Ex-Governor J. u. Cox, Of this city, was unaai-
r,ousiy nominated Tor Congress the seccnd baos
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
BAY VIEW RIFLE RANGE.

BUFFALO, n. Y, August 10, 1876.
The Bay View Rife Range, which has been in
of construction during the iast season. formally
opened to-day by Major General K. l.. Howard. OF the
Eighth DIVISION A number Of military celebrities, in-
ciuding Major General Brinker OF Rochester seventh
divsion Major General John Il. Woodward, Inspector
General OF the State OF New York; Brgadier Generals
W. +. Rogers Thirty first Brigade and w. II. Briggs,
Twenty fifth brigade; Colonies George A. Bgy, Fny-
fourth regiment, Louis NJ Evans seventy fourth regi
meni Richard Fiacn, Sixty nth regiment; Blood. Of
Ithaca and Douglass. OF Lockport were present with
their respective saifs and took part IN tho
General Woodward declared Bay View Range
superior IN arrangements and perfection to he had
seen,
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
WHEELER IN VERMONT.
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR VICE PEEsI-
DENT TALKS 10 THE GREEN MOUNTAIN ngS.


DENT TALKS 10 THE GREEN MOUNTAIN MgS.
Sr. ALgASs August l6, 1876.
Hon. William A. hcelor arrived here ths morning
ty special train his way to the White Mouniains
large crowd had assembled, and received him with
music aud sautes. on being introduced Mr. Waccer
SAID he returned thanks, and accepted the compliments
not himself but their candidate For that prom
incncc he considered himself primarily indebted to
Vermont, for II was her delegation at Cincinnati who
presented his name When Judge Poland had pre-
viousiy been rallied about his possible candidacy
he nuvely replied that The country might farther
and do worse - Perhaps tie Judge would now make
the application. but he not TO be nominated
1, probable be thought 90 the best thing
Is to get man with Vermont blood IN his and
Vermont ideas IN has heal "for,' said the speaker,
''my athcr was a H!.hsatc man and my mother Cas-
TETON woman. AID spent several o The earlier
ofmy he IN your ncighbor!ng town of Fairfax He
honored the State which n0oy leads the republican
column in a campaigns and again returning thanks,
he closed by saying that his IDEAS the pending issues
would be given later in the Amid great cheer
ing. music aud salute he departed, having lett worry
pleasant impression upon the democrats and rcpubiI-
cans alike
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THURSDAY

LuBEcK. Aug l5-Arrived- bark Lubrs (Xor). Hasvig.
LISBON, Aug l5-Arrved. ship Marianne VI (pcrD. Ban
tos Philadelphia.
MAnsriILEs Aug l6-Arrived. bark Abhe Franklin.
Powers. New YORK.
PLLAu Aug l3-Ssilcd bark Laura Maria Ger, schorss
New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug l5-Auived bars Atlas Aus). Gero
lmlch. New York; brig Eovilano Qtau. De Genaro do
10TH bark Annita Gsrbadi dtsD. IoEzetti, Baltimore
Also arrived l5th Pm steamer City Of Montreal (B)
Kennedy. New York for Liverpool land proceededl.
RAvAi- Aug l4-Sailcd ship Wyoming. Blake. New Or
leans.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 16-Arrived. steamer Mosel (Ser)
Neynaber. New York for Bremen land proceeded.
srETTiS. Aug l4Arrivsd, brig Lucille l) Andrews. New
York.
sKvIILE Aug 6-Arrived. bark Teszer (3r ofm. New
Orleans
TrIKI. Aug io-sailsd- BARK Ats sw, ssromoerg. Nov
York.
YOKOHAMA, Aug I2-Anaved. snip Cashmere. Norton;
London.
Sailed from Aug Is. bark Fa (Aus) Pssehich,
United States
BORDEAUX. Au. 16-The French bark Formose (.ot For
reported tho isth) Capt Simon, from Pssca
goula ,5 and as reported arrived Eocheort June
IL has been aground this port She OF
day and will bs surveyed
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
KANSAS REPUBLICANS.

MEETING OF THE STATE CONVENTION.
TOPEKA, August 10, 1876.
The Republican state Convention met here to-day.
j. W. Scott was chosen temporary chairman and W.
W. Walton secretary AT half past six T. N. thc Com
ttee on Organization rcportcd in favor OF A. H. Hor
ton for Permanent Chairman, and L. IL Perry for Sec.
retary After adjournment at eight r NJ the Com
mittce on Platform reported resolutions. which aitcr
discussion were rccommitted. The Committee on
Credentials have not yet reported.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.

MR FINKELNDURG DECLINES THE NOMINATION
FOE GOVERNOR.
ST. LoVIs, August 16, 1876
committee named by the late republican State
Convention to-day called upon Hon. g. A. Fnkelnburg
when he positively declined 10 accept tho nomination
Tor Governor tcuiercd him by that Convection A
meeting of the State Central Commttee has been called
for the 2lth nsi. to take the matter aud
m the vacancy caused by Mr.. F:nkeiuburgs retire
mcnt.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents shpm informed
that by telegraphng the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Benne Ma 4G Fleet street, London to the
Paris e-e addressing Bennett. 81 Avenus de Opera
Paris arrivals and departures from European and
Essorn ports and all foreign trading
with the States the will cabed to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arrivin. at and sailing from French Msdi-
ports w find the Paris Office the more economi-
cal and expeditions for tclegrsphing nowa
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SPOKEN.

Ship Liep Hail. from Valparaiso fer Hampton Roads
July 2 lat 3sle n. lon a -0W
BARK Ogr gNor krolh from Belfast Tor Lewes Aug ~
Ia: II ~. Ion 66 20.
Bark Whistler from San Francisco isr Columbia River.
Aug 3, lat SO iS :. lon l3u W.
Hrir Helen Phnney, lloyd. from Now York for Liver.
nool Auc l3.o OF Nantucket.
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SAILED.

Steamers Russia (Brl. hence Liverpool; Ashlan
Chuf!eston Herman Livingston, Savannah: barss Iron
sidas, Bremen David Preston Leghorn Warweks nire
tor London; jane Adene and Puerto CabellO;
bss zetllAd (Br. Cork Falmouth; Alice tBr) rrux-
lilo.
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The New York herald., 1876-08-17
by the Republican Convention Of the Sixth Ohio Con-
gressonal district to-day.

DkTROT, August TO, Ic7h
Henry Chnmberlin today notniuated by the
democrats for Congress from the Fourth district Ii Is
expected be VIII also receive the support of the green
back party.
RIcnMoSD, Va, August 16 1876.
Hon Beverly Il Douglass has been renom atcd for
Congress by the democrats OF tho First district Of
vuglun
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

State next ru-suu.. ,.l speak at Burlington
Tuesday afternoon, ST. Adams ,ne same evening"
Montpelier Wednesday, ST Johnsburg Thursday,
Braitcboro' Friday and Rutland Saturday morning
Many other prominent speakers will be shc Stale
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS.
PARTY DIssESsIoNS HEALED-aESERAL BISHOP
THE CANDIpArR FOR GOVERNOR.

Lirri-. ROCK, August l6, 1876
Tho breach in the republican party ID at last ap
rarcn;y nea.ed and they now present an undivided
front Hou. j. Brooks, tho nominee OF tho regulars,
to-day formally declined to accept and .or the sake of
urty and harmony the party the vacant place was
rendered to General 4. W. Bishop, the nominee of the
pcN deal wing OF the party. Genera! Bishop has
cepied heads the ticket OF the regulars, while
INC new deal ticket dies by mutual consent.