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CLEARED.

stssn,sr city Of B1p.,s' D. Watkins. Liverpool Via
steamer England OBJ, Thompson, Liverpool Queens
town. w J Hurst
Steamer Asats tsr, M.st.y LondGnIIender;on Bros
steamer Gulcrmo (sp). Esherana. Bristol, Err Cor
Steamer California tBp. Campbell. Glasrow-Hondorson
steamer Ncckar GER, Wlegerod Bremen via southamp-
ton-Oeirlcns s q 70 r,.-,.- c,-. ,
we.sC il Mallory Cs D''''S' '' A''
Steamer Lone Star Forbes, New oreans-Bogert Nor
Steamer Knickorbocker Komblo, New orleans-clark L
Steamer Rapdan, Kempton, savannsh-Murrsy. Ferris
Steamer Charleston Lockwood. charleston-JW ountard
Steamer Fanta. Doane. Wilmington aud Morehcad City
Richmond-oId Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamer John Gibson, Masngo. Georgetown, DC. VIA
steamer octorara. Reynolds. Bal.imore-wm psl.ell.
Steamer s' GEN wSisnsv aiis,s sos,onH D%"es
hp IsSo B gysn: iD9un S
bark iclard Pearse tr) Barsaby. E-
Ba,E Bsnsaore tBD, Littleton. Gisssow-Bsnhsm 4
Bark Figlio sAu Raicich. Queenstown Falmouth for
Bars Deveu Dubrovacki tAu9. Kncsonich Queenstown
Bark sampo. steinm ann. Cronss.d-runeh. Edye Co..
Bark Probo dtAD. De Martno Treste-Lauro. Storey
Eark Rio u Plat. Csp). chiraposa ssntandsr for
Bark Viola (isr). Tatem. st Johns, NF-J Horscy.
Bark Gertrude (Br). Dauncey. Buctouche. NB-Perkns
4 Job.
Brig Lydia varwell (Br3 Mills Malta for orders-Geo
Bulley.
Brig M.ranna Port> Merces, Rio Grande do sul-oel
richs 4 Co.
brig W Armstrong. Aisp.7 Arecibo. PR-L d
BfcsSena (Br) Mcleod 81 Kitts-Joues Louyh.
Brig Arctic lBr) Brnton, Bear River, Ns-J w Parker
Co.
Brig Acadia (Br,, GaniUn, Newark NJ-Hatton, Watson
&Co.
schr Randolph (Br). Warner. La Have, Ns-Miller
Houghton.
schr Ancona (Br), Wasson. Moneton, Mp Nevius 4
Son
schr Right Away, Crossey Jackson~i'le Gill;
dersleeve X Go.
schr Turner, Marshall. PETERSBURG, vnIsaac Sta
schr Samuel Wood. Wood, Philadephis-Isaao II Sta
Piles.
Lighterage Go.
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CLEVER RAoCALITY.

Az Thouas Sculiy tho bartender OF Mary Shines
liquor store at the OF Van Brunt and President
streets, Brooklyn, was closing tho place on Friday
night three walked In and called for drinks. They
were served and the men departed. As soon as thcy
reached the sidewalk one OF the strangers Tell down,
appurcntly 10 a swoon. His TWO companions asked Inc
bartender them in bringing MIN to conscious
ness aud instructed him 10 SIT their friend while
one OF them rubncd his hands When tue bartender
returned the he found that the money drawer
had been robbed OF SIG and thai third ono oi tho
party bad suddenly disappeared He Immediately
gave an alarm. and tho sick % man and his friend
were arrested. They gave their names as John Riley
and james stephens On the latter was found a
loaded revolver aud $S. The police say That thcyhah
from Jersey,
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A GOOD OLD AGE.

Mrs Margaret Boyd, native Of County Derry, Ire
land, aged one hundred and two years, ten months
and days buried from the house of her son-in
law, Archibald Mcintyre, No. 405 Greenwich street,
yesterday afternoon. Quite number of friends
present to participate In the funeral ceremonies, wh ch
wcrc performed by the Rev. Mr. Gillespie, of tho
Charles Street Presbyterian Church. The decease d
to this country thirty years ago, widow, and
has lived with her daughter, Mrs. Mcintyre, the
greater part of tho time since. In this country she
has fifteen grandchildren and scvon great grandch
dreu, most of whom present at the funeral SER
vices. Mrs. Boyd failed her health only a few
days since, and up that hearty aud strong
for ad1anced In years. She needed no spec
tacIcs could darn stocking as wc as the younger
branches OF her family
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
SILVER ORE--NO THING.

George r. Wagner, OF FLUSHING, advertised in New
York German paper Tor working partner in profit.
able businoss-s500 capital being a requisite. John
Merke of Brooklyn, responded and learned that tho
business patent process Tor extracting silver from
the ORE Wagner represented that the business was
worth $40, 0U0 aud that IL would pay Nerkle
IS day besides his interest. The ore 10
be washed would cost only twenty hvo cents
ton bot where 1t was to como IRON did not appear.
Mcrke. these Representatives., advanced $780, but
several weeks having elapsed and hndinp no returns
made u complaint against Wagner Tor obtaining goods
under false pretence Tho trial took place yesterday
before Justice Lever al Flushing Defence CLAIMED
that the transaction legitimate one tho plaintin
hailed to prove that there any attempt to deceive,
and the accused was DISCHARGED.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The following statistics from different city depart
ments reported yesterday Police court zines
for JuneFirst district, S74s; Second, ST., $50; Third
1926 so; Fourth S47j Film, Slol sixth, SIS 30 i;
Special Sessions, ,Ul9 80. Total, "a, COS 90.
Croton water rents week, $50, 04s 02 taps
sl67 so Licenses granted by Mayors Marshal Kelly.
4gG amount, S3,i77 rs. Received by Collector of
Assessments Gion, Sl3. .4O6 &C.
The ireo baths wcro pairopizcd BY lO6,34S persons
last week.
proposal 10 run the ferry from the foot OF White
hall street TO Bay Ridge yesterday received from
the Bay Ridge Ferry Company by Comptroller Kelly.
They ask lease Tor ten years. paying therefor FIVE per
cent OF their gross receipts The award VIII bo made
ucxI week.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
THE GILBERT ELEVATED RAIL-
ROAD s

The annual meeting Of the Gilbert Elevated Railroad
Company held yesterday at the Office oi the CON-
pany No II Broadway, for the election OF officers 10
for the ensuing year. Tho attendance of stock
holders not very large many persons. including
Dr. Gilbert, voting by proxy. The old Board of
Jr., president; Charles H. Clayton, secre-
tary. and DR.. X. H. Gilbert. chief en- en-
gineer. In answer 10 question as TO inc
early resumption OF the work OF all along
the line President Foster stated that the company is
OILY awaiting favorable decision from the Court o
Appeals The decision expected about tho 10th inst
ana II all the questions OF the constitution
alIty OF tho Seligman rapid transit commission, tnc
validity OF the company's charter and the rights OF
the company upon the the city, the
action OF the will bo eagerly looked for II the
decision favorable to the company work on tho road
will be pushed with all possible rapdity.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
o'LEARY's FINISH.
GEE PEDESTRIAN MAKES All 1-2 MILES
rrrxn srcr Avn DrsApporNrrn

vo8 S6O8oA0AAS 1A06S ia - ~@~AS
TIRED, SICK AND DISAPPOINTED.
Daniel O'Lsary very tired very sick and greatly
disappointed when no left the track ofhe Rink at one
minute before twelve o'clock last night He had
then made 47lx m,lss-4sK miles less than tho dis
tancs intended oLsarys purpose In this attempt
10 outdo all his previous Efforts n this country and TO
equal his work in Lsndon where in competition with
Weston, he made $50 miles IN ak days, finishing at
eight O'Clock the evening OF the last day. Hc had
been on side Of the Atlantic only two weeks whom
he started on his task. Hc was fat and soft and
altogether o6 condition.
tremendous crowd gathered In the Rink last night
to see him finish, and the shouts and applause
wore deafenng - the walker made round
lfter round Of the track Al ten O'Clock
10 made 404 mileA At l1:54 on Friday
a,ght be left the track for lh. 22m. At O'Clock A.
T. he went Oh for 80 seconds. He retired again at
no retired for IL minutes shortly after $50 he
out for 10 minutes Al $3.50 +. r. he was out
Is minutes. He retired again al 10 35 p NJ, and his
plausc The crowd howled and cheered wildly. and
rushed IN upon the track AT the west end completely
blocking It after he had passed.
Since com mmencing his task ne on the track alto
sether forty-eignt times. giving him an average OF
eight stops every twenty four hours The total
amount OF time embraced in all these rests 32h.
s5m. sos. out OF tho Ia hours allowed for
the task This lett HIM lib. 24m. and 2ls
walking time, which makes an average Of about
four and a quarter miles hour. His longest rest
was ah lam 6s., and occurred bsIore O'Clock on
Tuesday morning His next longest rest was H. 5Sm
$751; but his average rests aid not exceed OF
an hour O'Leary made bis last milo In 12m 29s and
the final hall mile 6n Sos He was feverlsh and de-
pressed when no into his room, 10 which he was
followed by great crowd After little and prep
aration be went TO Brooklyn IN a carriagc.
Weston sent despatch to O'Leary Yesterday asking
him TO return to England and walk 2SS consecutive
hours for Ell OOO or l44 consecutive hours for $780,
or both To this he replied that II Weston would come
here be would make match he pleased with him.
number of O'Lcary's friends held meeting at the
close OF tho match and resolved to present him with
medal badge.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
. AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. June 2o-Anivod, bark Modos. Chrstiansen,
i5 td;S :sss. ss.s Srsr1
Passed np-schrs VIM " Wilson. aud Anna D cranmor,
s c.rs ae%S. ,S pss s
sToS Ayss :eh. G,se
Hannah shuOcrs, King DO Thomas Booa' sOmers, Della
brig chanee dBrl PANE Bonaire; schrs Martha hail
cr"shcr Kelly rori ;c6n.on stephen Morris Dutch liz
Paige %''?'a VIII.
cs ssssonS STE nns @
isnd. f"rs Johnson; WI Green: GqmmiSs !; ysnne%an;
Fiskc Kelley. Alexandra.
poo Matthew
iovesnd Bsl.imore Norman. Njckers"n pni'edelphis:
VIM Lewis Baxter; Cora. Fiske and Charles Jones,
saiied-.stes amer Marathon. Liverpool
'uy nAsysd steamers snm Ssio VsI
Bisefsione. March, Providence.
Vol sSs & soa ATes s%p' s
Uya Cork ,msuan M9s aochsSIs w;,"mnr
Also cleared steamers p Foley, prse. win,ingon NC
issss G%psS? Mso Ss~ %
sa sTf Nz Ds Susen Ss sG
s.sd & ss "ns Rsss hardy s srs
W.s.'% S Ss Sss rssSsd Key
2d-Arriyed schr Helen NJ ondon Mctarthy Belfast.
BANGOR. July 5-Arrived, sc,rs " III Boardnan Rich
ardson. Baltimore; Alnomak, Clark; Lindsey, Ken.
ncny. and David Ellis rorrey. New York.
BATH, July 5-Arrived. schrs Marion Draper, Bailey
PHILADELPHIA Andrew Ncbingcr smith, and Ira sturgis
Johuson. do; James Martin. Brown. Boston or Bowdn
ham TO load for Julian Nelson Howes Boston, TO load
for bal more: Isaac Rich, Studlcv. Philadelphia.
Salcd-schrs ennie Middleton, Whitaker, Philadelphia
Vim Tcc. Tice. do.
BEVERLY. July 4-arrived. scnrs Rachel Seaman, Sea
man. Philadelphia: Foam Scott, Port johnson.
BRISTOL, July 6-Saied schr New Rcgulus. Rafford
| PhilaJephia.
UHARLESTOy. July 7--Arrivod, steamer Geo Clyde.
Tribon New YORK.
Cleared steamer City OF Atlanta Woodhull. New York
schr Frank W alter Santon Newark
EASfPORT. July 2 Cleared, schr Y A Paine. Jones
New York
| .fokTkEss MONROE, July z Arrived, bask Adriat
l LNop. BLK. Havre. seeking
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford July g. ship Horatio new from
Port Jefferson, Ii, 60 fit for whaling.
sailed from Honolulu June %. bark Pacific, Smithers,
NIB, for the Arctic . ..,,,, -, 80.
with Is bbis sr board oil not landed and remained
Sailed from do June s, bark Kathicsn HowIand. NB to
cruise. -, y,-, -, a.,
months ont bbs oil since last rcport5s5 obs oil and
letter from Cant ialet OF ship Niger OF NIB. reports
her at sea g. lat &c, having taken $50 bbs - oil
last cruise.
letter from board ship James Arnold Wilson OF b.
NAV 26 with $50 bbs oil last cruise. Bark Laeodn.
Lewis NIB arrived same day no report OF OIL Bark TIA
zelIe Mosher NIB had sailed Ship Splendid, oil Rus
sell. was In port. -. , -,,o ..y, - NJ.
going South, - 80, ct v -,
Cook with lU2 bbls sp IN Gros r. Roberts, with lOO
ID tby brig Lizzie lBD, from Gundaloupe).
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED DY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Wisconsin r M 20 q w1 snd
fans Cui.n July lat - TO- Ion 4s 81 passed steamer
81 i Steamer wSS%ins sf LIVERPOOL; 9Th iat
40 IS a.,s @ i.sg ys4Sad Jun. % and
snsn a MIN m.s ssss sd q 1
AZ: S: sssi H. K 4. 8
a. @ ss'k bound " ss"Tus ";d signal snsn
9Th. la Al is, Ion "a, Freleh steamer. beund do.
ss.%ST LYNN. @ s Rr 3 May " % tsfsr
18th Mention I'D via cadx with mde and p"sssngers 60
steamer Con Barnes Ceesenan, savannah July .. with
ass aso z. Sas ws Nay
slst with mdse 10 l;rnnell, Mntura Co. Had strong
,mbs IT, to the So s""s o & s"a
Sms,s s.T2 s"s %"s 81 VEST nss
s sa ss S & & JOIN" "S 81 h "a. & BARK
vs"'n vcr"nce &C tof si,sid.j Steering \.
p % M.d in Sc y for orders to
Bark Danecbrog tNor kurtze' Gloucester " days In
Bark Bondcvcpcn tNor) Thoma.en Antwerp Al days. in
ss" % IST Sr W.. YAK :n 81 81 "as
Iris Ger. risiher Bremen ~ days. with mdse to
Bnrk tNor Olsen Copenhagen ~ days. with mdsc
BARK Mustang N r. Brklnd. stcstn 80 days with
rel. 10 Funch, Edyc 4 Co.,
BARK Yarmouth, Ssl Robbins. Leghoru q days.
TAR MAY ~ June IL lat TO- AZ 30 SPOKE bark Ema
(Norl. from - for New York.
Bolivar Ausl ,srolimeh Genoa Al days In ballast
toJ G. seager. Passed Gibraltar June !.
Bark (Nor. Tho-biornscn Caibaren ii days, with
sugar to order; vessel {. funch, Edye q Co
ballast to Miller H'ughton
Brig Lily If Andon. NS) sharp, Palermo SO days, with
fruit to Sorbcl Day; vessel to Whitney Co. Passed
Br9 Tres Amai,os p) rercs, Havana II days. in bal.
last, to P Hamony's N.phew 4 Co.
Brig Carrie Pickering tof Boston), Barbour. Cardenas
via Hampton Roads II days With mJlasscs to 5 & W
| Welsh vessel to Miller lionghton.
Brig Ysidora Ronda (Br. Sheppard, Matanzas 10 days,
with sugar 10 Brett, son Co.
Brig chapman. knight 81 Jago june aud tiuanta-
namo 2Ist with sugar 60 SAW Wesh vessel to Hicks
schr Oliver Dyer tot saco Me). Faker Havana via Della.
Arcakwater 10 days with sugar and molassss to
schr acob VI Haskell, CrowcI Guantanamo via Lcwcs
Dol IL days with sugar to order vessel to Parsons
| Loud.
schr Rhcdcla Blew, Campbell, Virginia,
Srhr snow Flake Curtis. Virginia.
| schr Farmer, Thurbur. Virginia.
| Schr George Henry, Russell, Virginia.
schr VIM Irish. Curran, Philadelphia for Now London.
schr Mary Agusta Holt, Ellsworth, Me. 10 days with
| iunbcr to T. 4 Peterson.
n1-steamer Cleopatra which arrived inst from Glen
ueros and Nassau, left tho latter July
as previously reportcd June 20 lat 23 30 81 spok
bark " Hobrook Of and for Portland from Matanzas.
Bark jupiter tGer) which was anchored in the lowo
| bay, up to tho city 7th + W.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
hound SOUTH.
Steamer CITY oi Now Bedford. Fish. Now Bedford 10
schr Clara Jane, smith, Cow Bay, CD, for Now York
schr Izetla ilnds, Cow Bay CB via Newport Tor New
senr A Watson Or. stsrkcy, Sheet uarbor Ms, FOL
schr Victor, Perry Musqussh, Ms. via Edsasown 70
New York.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
THE NEW CAB COMPANY.

The following circular has oeen issued by the bank
ers OF the Manhattan Cab Company to the old sub.
vcribers Of the Now York Cab Company, doiunct:--
No. Is WALL STREET. Nkw YORK. July Z 1877
DrAr sK-finding among the subscribers for
the late proposed New York Cab Company. Limited
presume you are interested In the subject oil cheap
farea We take the liberty of enclosing herewith the
prospectus of the 'Manhattan Cab COMPANY. Linited
Up to the present time worth OF shares has
subscribed for and think the company assured
success Ihc stock subsci book of the company is
rpen Office. Nr Frank Ksvansgh the protector
pf the enterprise be found here daily from hafsst
len 20 hapast eleven A. NJ aud will cheeriuy give you
any Information the subject. Respectfully.
WHITE MOR.Is 4 CO.
Bankers for tho Manhattan Cab Company, Limited
Mr. Tilleston, formerly editor OF the Forest and
Stream, yesterday tubscribc Tor twenty shares and
Mr. Nelson. formerly OF the Atlantic and Pacific Teic
graph Company, put his name down Tor Ito shares.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
WHEN DOCTORS DISAGREE.

nssy EIssd. aged 6fty-two years. admitted to
~ bs~sss AsyIsm on Bisckwclls Island February
I, rs7s. su9srsg from melancholy and deusion. From
A. xsv @ sbss she has not been ncsrd OF until tho
s.1rzs.na ss Ess burial camc TO be matter
~ q ls,uurssa se.wsen the doctors ut the Asylum
"a NO ssrsss OF Vital Statistics Two post
-rrrerus g~re held ono by Dr. Parsons Of
1890 srs,.rs lstsns. sbrch Indicated that the
s.s,.sv Ana f~t essxn injuries which may bc men.
s,,svt sn.us - <rsl<<s lace. incised Hound through
ss.sg,, sasa ssncssssss ~ the brain
n Il, Is.n.,sg enrsasy, Dr. Cushmap likewise made a
,,,ss ~.rm sxssgnstssn. and found that Mary Eiard
nust tsnf lsou azx<s zAs<sss.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
CAPTAIN FOLEY'S RAIDS.

Inspector Murray, with platoons OF policemen from
ysvcral station his district bis own staff
Of ofhcers, made the Eldrdgo street police station
tncir hcadqugtcrs shortly after dark las. night They
were all 10 cIIizens' dress shortly before midnight
the men nled out The result was that the following
raids made
oven Gcoghsgan, No. l03 Bowery, sixty prisoners;
No II Bowery Charles Sacb. 1871 Hester street
No III Canal street, No. 80 Bayard street, No. ii
rossytn srces and this about ALL some two
aunisss snd ATTY prisoners arrested.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

J. ". De Castro, the receiver Of tho Germsnia
Smelling and Refining Works, has declared a second
apd final dividend 10 The creditors OF two and hve-
sixtccuths per cent. payable on the gath oi July.
Cornelius = Groot stock broker, late No IL broad
street, applied to Register Kctchum yesterday for hi
ascuargc from bankruptcy, and OF the credi-
,ors madc any opposition his petition VIII be granted
he owed about S76 200
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
SAILED.

Steamers City of Brussels tr), for Lvepool England
tBr. do Lnplace Br do; GnilIermo tsp). Brsol Neck
ar ier) Bremen; California DIR. Glasgow; Yeddo (Br)
Hull; Asati. (Br London; Rio Grande iiavana City Of
Houston Galveston via ksy West: knIckerbocksr, New
Orleans: Lone star do Rapidan Snvannah Charleston,
Charleston: rsnta a. Wil%icgton NC; John Gibson
Philadephm ships Metcslf tNorl. Havre Blue jack
ct. Francisco barks Abraham (Aus Queenstown or
Falmouth Ariacsad tNor, Cork; Sdou tNor Roterdxm
Lizzie Curry dBr. Romen Freya !Norl. Queenstown or
Fnmouh Columbia. BHrhados Guiding Star tBr), Rich.
mond Va; brigs Oriental port. Lisbon; Rising SUM- Bar
bnios; schr Mary Arnold. Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
THE TWELFTH OF JULY.

There will be no parade Of the orangemen in this
city the 1ath Of July tho anniversary OF the Battle
OF tho Boyne tho various lodges having concluded to
follow the pursued for tho past three years
abandoning the "wslk' and giving picnic In ITS
place. The members Of the lodges In this city and
Brooklyn viii 10 an EXCURSION 10 Dudley's Grove
with their tamiiles and friends, and The day will be
CO ebrated Ia quiet way. Two Darues, the Geraldine
aud W. Haskeih have been engaged for the OCCASION
and they will leave Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn as eight
o'clock stopping at Twentytourth street. North River
at nins O'Clock, and 125th street an hour later.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08

schr Dresden. Gates. shalss; Ms, for Ssv Yors:
sehr Sarah Bernics. Proctor ausqussh. NIB, for New
schr Amirad; Stevens, Calais for Ne. York
sssr s ,sen King King G.ai, s 70, Me New York
:, sehr Merrimap. Eldridse. New Bedford for New
ssIr s;l,ts " Ponder Tr.sehsr Taunton for N.x York
sSr smith @ smss % Sss
S @ :%' sssiss; az e! ;
ssSr Josephine. Wafsy. Bridssssrs Tor New yer.v
s sy. ssyS %sS G % YORK
,,sshr Reading hR NO 4s. Adams. New Haven for New
sssr y Arnold Arnold, New Haven 70 for Bal b.s,%oss y
schr Excelsior Bydenbus. Cold Spring Hsrbor for Now
schr Mail. Mead. Grssnwica for Now York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Gen whitney Halle.t New York for Boston.
steame- Amos Barstow Ksnney. New York for Provi'
Bark General ssdgwick. Grover New for Boston
Brig Arctic B. Brightmsn. New YORK TOR Bear kivsr
schr Randolph (Br,. Warner Now York Tor Lahave.
schr Ruth Thomas. Hutchin. New York for Bangor
s York s r River and
osss11 KS New s. Yd st sa
schr Aarshew vssssr. Jr Kelly. Nsw YORK for New Bed
schr james Polk. Buckley, Now YORK for wosspors-
scSr Q &Pss.e. & falvs. New York for Portland Ct.
Schr John Mouton. Crowley. Hoboken for Portsmouth,
sesr ASsls oasaap Layton HSsoasn TO for Ia. sos.sn
Schr Josc Hine, Cole Hoboken for Dennis.
Schr Copia w ost, Hoboken for New Bedford.
Schr Vim Elmer. rrbble. iionokcn tor frovidsnce.
Schr Flyawsy. Enos ioboken tor PrVvidsnce.
Schr Henry Gibson. Gibson Hsboken Tor Providence.
Schr Constitution Young HoDoken for Newport
scir Maria Ilsarn Han. hoDoken for Cos Cobb and
Greenwich
schr Nicholas Mehernor Dunn. Hacksnsack for Paw
tuckct.
Levi. lane Rider k,pas.n iY, s,s%,s.s
Schr Revenue. Phi nney Rondout for Boston.
Schr Wn Iillum aigo. Rondou Tor Haverhil
Schr George Brown, Lewis Amboy for Saybrook.
Schr Xenec. shropshire. Amboy Tor Fall River
Schr Aimcda Smith. Port ohnson for Boston.
Schr Thomas Cooper Matthews Port johnson for New
Bedford.
schr ieorge Hotchkiss Hin. Port johnson for Fall
River.
schr Rescue, Kelly. Port Johnson for Providence.
Sclr Elias Ross Lewis Port Johnson for Pnwtucket.
schr Elisha smith Gardiner. Port johnson for Now
port.
sciir Illinois, West, Eizabcthport for Pawtncket.
Schr Mary Graham, Fisher George DC, for Bridge
port. % f','',
chr Amos Falksuburx Rscxes rhiisdephia for Bris-
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
THE RIVERS DEAD.

Daniel Glllic. nineteen years old. Of No. $50 West
Fifty street, while bathing in the North River last
evening, at Fifty second street, was drowned. HIS
body not recovered.
The BODY OF Frank Westervelt, who drowned
from the steamer sylvan stream the 9TH inst
yesterday found floating the East River at the loot
IN,
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
WHAT'S IN A NAME.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2, 1871
II was the Knights Of the Golden gle for which OF.
6cers elected in this CITY, mentioned in this
mornings HERALD. BY an error they were spoken OF
rs the kngnts OF tho Golden Circle, very dicrcnt
organization, the formcr being social and beneficial
society, While the latter Is political Order which
gained some notorjcty during the rebellion.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping md shpmssers ara informea
that by teegrphing to tho HERALD London Bureau sd
dressing Bennett No 4S Flee street. London or to the
Paris once addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue do ropera
Paris arrivals and departures from European aud
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United ststsA the will be cAbed TO this
country FREQ OF charge
Captains arriving 1t and SAILING French and Msd
will and tho Paris oce the more seonomt'
cal ana expeditions for tcle yrsphin. news
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
A DIVORCED CONGRESSMAN.

Judge Nelson. OF the Brooklyn City Court, yostcr-
day numatcd that he intended Monday next to
grant Mrs Kate Vccder's application Tor an amend
mcnt 10 the decree oil divorce which she obtained some
time SINCE from her husband, Congressman William d.
vcedcr Her son Thomas has elected to remain with
her and she wishes his allowances advanced from $500
10 $1,000.
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
CAPTAIN JOSEPH e. aR1rr1rH.

Captain Joseph E. Griffith, noted for gallantry at
vicksburg during the late war, graduate Of West
Point, connected with the Engineer Corps OF the
United States Army, and In that capacity long occu
peI with the survey oil the lakcs. died Iowa City,
Iowa, yesterday morning, aged thirty-s;x years. He
was as we'll breakfast aud died at noon Of
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OryrcE or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD DisrkIcT.
ToMpKINsvILLE. NY. July Z. 1877.
The buoys nt treenwich Point and Captains Island
have been replaced. - ,,sx,
Lighthouse Inspector. Thru District
The New York herald., 1877-07-08
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY -QUlDRUPLE SHEET

schr cere. Trotter from Falmouth. Z. tor New YORK.
20 date lat so 90 Ion IL - W.
Schr Hin. Higgins. from st Ubes for Gioucestor,
Mass. June 10. lat 81 30 Ion IL 20.
vessel showing IsDW ). from Astoria TOR Faimoutns
seen juno lS lat Al N. lon II w.