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FALxourB. r, juno 2s-Arriycd bark Goo Moon Brand,
Lobos ordered to st Nassire to dischargr).
FArAL. June Ain port bark Kate Williams. Hale for
Boston 5.h.
hALy.x, July 3sailed, steamer cortes. Freeman. st
John. NF.
LASpsoRr June s-Arrived barks joins Nielsen (Nor,
KanoHs, uiy 1-Arrived bark Augusta Ctsp. Caiero.
New York.
MADRAS Nay o8ln port barks silas Curtis (Br). Ough
ton. Mary Virgins tBr, Dexter for Coconada and
London.
hurst, London Sth. Poynesian Brown, Liverpool Corn
THAN Menxics Glasgow barks Cato. Kroger Montevdeo
Julie eyn Schroeder Fleetwood for ordcrs brig Robbie
Burns. Livingston, Liverpool
QuEsxc, june So-Ar5vcd;, steamer ssrmstiau; Arid
Lvcrpool bark kate Burrill Morrell. Dublin; July l.
ship Becherdass Ambadass, MctcaIf Carthssena; bark
Borghd, Amupdscn, London tor Montreal land sailed)
Fair Wind. Rswe, st Vincent
Cleared 3Oth ships Batavia, Bernier. and Costso,
Lsverict. LIVERPOOL countoss Of Minto Wales. Newcastle
barxs Liverpool Rogers Ardrossan Sve ndsen
Sharpness Victory, Williamson. Hsttlepool bres
sAcrA. June 2a-sailed, schr sinpckson. Dickinson,
New York ......
81 JAco. June 2i-ss,isd. brig Agncs Barton. Knight
sr JoMss. xF. Juns 2s. PN-Arrved. steamer Move
Scotisn (, Richardson Baltimore via Halifax for Liver
pool tand sailed 1t PM.
Arrived June II schr Bonuibe tBr). Grimm, New York.
ST joins. NB Juno 3nArrived ship sonntag. lmmonds.
Cleared soth schr Adytha sr. seely Clinon drcsnd.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Bohnis C. McMickar. Liverpool via Queens
steamer Canada tFr). Franguel Havre via Plymouth
steamer Tybes Kuchl. Grand Turk. Cape Hsytien and
steamer Herman Livingston. Mallory. savannah--iso
steamer wyanoke Couch. Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Oid Dominion Steamship Go.
s,csmer ssnsriy Wsiisce PSsdoiphisEJss Hand
steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston-H D'moet -
Ship British Empire. Msthcr, London-Peabody. Willis
shio Pride of tho Ocean tBo. Welsh Mar'sil'es-Russr
BARK sss King cBr Grinnths, Lsith-chss Wright 4
Bsrs Arfacsad tAuN. Yssso. Cork for ordsrs-Boyd
Bark Wilhelm oicr). Pstsrseno sssts,n sDni 4 Rad
Mark ra.ris tRu.. uisinus. Dantaezfuueh, Edys Go
Barn r.milisns xi.ds tyor, johnson. chnsnsnaBen-
Bsrs xibsma tGeD. Beilmer. Brcmsn-Thsc Ruxer
Bavk Modesta (Br). Allen. SWntander--C bcrthux.
Bark Sarah 4 Kin gsbury, Grimm. Tresto--R Buck
bark Annie Burr. slgpson, Genes r.,ks, 4Co
PepnamSueo cIisison " ssson 20.
brig Dauntes.! sr Mersrisns Queenstown or Falmouth
' BIZ ciro aus. wsrtinoich Cork sr r.Imoushruneh
sris Mentor tNor) Olsen Gottenburx Tobias Co.
Brig Florence Henderson, Henderson, Pernsmbuco-H
B,,r sw,r rus. Morgan. Belize. Hon-wm Jsx 4 Co.
Brig Ciytic. Dow. Demerara -Leayc,an Co
Brig Daniel frowprdgo, Rorers ~ Pierre. Mart-Danie
Big John Mason Porter, Kingston, Ja-Iesyc.sf Co.
'vs vsschr Ad.,,.. Llbssy, $, Thomasas Miebels.a
sehr Mary Ellen, Young. San Savsdor-B Weinberg
20 scbr R,o Ppu,tps shuive Ns--wiison Gsdtrcy
scbr Bell Barbour tBr). Sullivan st John, MA
seSy W oespsr kgbsrt. PhiIsdephissAghs 4 Petty.
sehr q l. Higgins. bounsy. Boothbsy. Me--Jed Frye
Schr tsodwin, wdissps sridseportstsmfordM Manu-.
featuring Go.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. June 24-Arrived, ship City Of Annoy tBD.
Crawford, San Francisco.
sniled-Ship Islc of Butte tBr), Carveil Liverpool
ALEXANDRIA. July 2--Arrived. schrs Abbie X Bentley
Georgetown South Shore Norfolk Isaac Orberton Wind
ssied-schrs Herschei. Jersey ciy Jesse Leach. do
Emily A Bartie. New London.
Passed up for tieorge.own-schr Florence Dean.
Passed down from.tieo gctown--Schr l. w Hopkins.
BOSTON, July 3-Arrived bsrks Jean Andre, (frt.
Nascht Martinique: Pearl, Ryder, Cienfuegcs; Nuova
tB Monss' rslmoush jam; sehrs IT Ai9arger cors.n.
noboken; Agnes Young. R1idout; Joho Proctor, Allen,
Baltimore; ~ Hall. smith, jacksonville.
Also arrived. steamer Perkonen Pierce Philadelpha
schrs wm Buck Miller; Taylor Mathis. Cheesemsn:
Aitken Brewer, from Philadelphia Ads Smonton. Hail.
Wcehawkcn: l. A Burlngsme, Burlingsme. Rondout I;
Cleaved--stc amcrs Den whitney, HnIett New York
Roman, Crowsii Phladclphia; VIM Crno Howcs, Bslti-
more Henrik fbseu Nor. Niesoht Bangor to load
fny RoArdam aehrs Siivar Haa Macombef- FnfAa and
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK THOMAS CocuRASE (Br,, from Richmond for Ham,
burg which arrived Lewes Del I'd eaky left the latter
place AN I'd for Philadelphia in tow.
scHR JESSIE KNIGHT iof PhiIsdelphis,. Lawrence
from kondout for Boston, into July 2 on Haver
straw bv sch Woodruff Sims from kondout for Baltimore
msinssii and SIN ssnins yawi boat. The was but
slightly damaged The w knight arrived at New York
yesterday c3dJ. l.tl...
ScHK NAPOLEON q Of Jersey City. DAVIS. from
James Rvcr. with wood. while running up the Delaware
Monday sunk the Flats above the bulkheadx she
sprung se.k OF the Capes Sunday and towed up
by the brig Newcastle She had $50 cords Of wood board
The living the top OF the capn. Her cargo will
~ once be discharged and the vessel
scHR Ann MARIA. the north brssksrs on Salisbury
Pont fast breaking and washing ashore. Nothing
eayvalue has Of her although she had
hsvssr worth some 500 and her usual fishing outfit
scuR ROMA. Ksily, Gloucester for Newbury-
IN bsasng UP tho Merrinnc Monday afternoon
spang her and ashore tho Middle
hs wss e be taken on by ths steamer saxeus and
.scRR ASK EIsxAsxzH (of Nov rosk, Currisr. from
Boston for New York. with corn and grecsres. opaxed
durng gae Monday 81 Rockp"rt. She looking
badly tho time Of the disaster. The captain
rescued by tho schr Nellie Gaskel Tho wrecked
schooner old vessel and uninsured.
3nasted schooner, IN ball ast ashore ct Ragged
Point Potomac River. on the I'd inst
FOREIGN COMMERCE. PoRr-S9 steamers 80 ships
240 bsrkx l31 briggs 1a4 schooner In all 6S4 vessels
tered the port Of New York from foreign daring
month Of juno. 1877
sHPBuiLpSG- Fall River Mr. Joseph Terry has now
the rsme up o ste Of tho following Dimensions
Length OF keel 12v feet beam. ~ feet; depth hold
feet She will be launched about the first OF next month";
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MIDNIGHT WE ArHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFyicR OF THy tnIkP SIGNAL OPBfcKR,!
WASHINGTON July Al A. n.
Indications
For New England, nearly stationary followed by
rtsng barometer soutneriy, vecrinr colder
winds, partly coudy weather and rain areas
For tho Middle Atlantic States, rising barometer,
sta,ionary or lower temperature, winds veering 70
southwest. and rain areas followed by clearing
soathcL
For tho South Atlantic and Cult States, nearly sta
honary pressure and temperature, southerly winds,
and cicar or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising followed
by stationary falling barometer. warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, and variable winds, mostly
from the south.
For The Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi Val.
lcys and Upper Lake Region. stationary or lower
pressure. stationary higher temperature. partly
cloudy weather. occasional showers winds mostly
from tho south.
For tho Lower Lake region, higher pressure, sta.
tiouary or lower temperature, northwest winds and
occasional light showers, followed BY clearing
weather. y
The Lower Missouri River will rise. and the Lower
Mississippi will remain nearly stationary.
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TRAMPs ON THE RAMPAGE.

WHOLE SECTION INVESTED WITH TEE AUr-
rIANs- DETAILS OF oUTRAGEs COMMITTED
CITIZENS ORGANIZING VIGILANCE COMMIT
TEE.
MARLBOROUGH. N. Y, July 3. 1871
The tramps who claim they are hcre for the pur-
pose Of picking berries, still the rampage About
two weeks moro and their help will be dispensed
With. the local pickers being sufcisnt TO pick the
fruit This morning four ruans entered tho dwelling
house Of Mr. Wilson Aackey, one OF them nourishlng
an open razor In his hand demanded what money
and other valuabies there on the premises. The
two lady inmates informed them that there was NO
money whatever in tho house
"Its iie we know there is for We saw him get
check cashed snis morning; fork IL over. you or
ws'It clean Tho ranch out!" they exclaimed. the
scoundreIg grasping hold OF the frightened adea Their
terrific scseams broughs Mr.. Nackey. who was in the
in hin hand. The tramps. who saw him coming took
70 their heels ana escaped into tine woodA
NoaE ouTRAGH.
AZ hah.past swo r NJ Adrunken gang haltsd IN front
Of Ne samuel Corwin's store and commenced posxss-
Ing ing ever arcss stating They rsfo fons s %,ss 2
stolen property and drove The rascaIs on the prsnsss
ssss. s.ms sasr general nEhs took place oos5:s.
spells they marched round singing
fiyM; I've never %y ra.esai 1.Ts !, .na n''
Wen make things howl,
O course this terrible Of affairs has frightened
numerous ladies' that AZ the Time they are
In the doctors caro- many OF them being seriously Ill
cRIHgs ENUMERATED.
During the past two weeks ten attempts at outrage
have beon committed, two stores burgiarized and
citizens assaulted II 10 estimated thero
about vo hundred jailbrds and roughs OF the worst
stamp tho country, capable OF committing any
crime Last week they hrod dwelling tho inmates
barely escaping with their lives.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
Measures beng taken to organize vigilance
committee, and II few Of thcm are fatally shot or
hanged the hrst may put end TO these tor
ribe daily outragcs. Marlborough 10 exclusively On
gagged Ia raising fruit for the New York market
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COAL MINERS.

DETERMINATION NOT TO STRIKE AT PnrsEST-
ANXIOUS TO CONTINUE PRODUCTION.
PorrsvhLE, Pa, July 8, 1871
The dissatsfacuon exising among the miners In the
schuyiksl region sinoe the middle OF June seems to
bc gradually dying out Tho mon have held . num-
per Of meetings within the last three days at St
Clair, Shenandoah, Mahanoy City and other mining
d,strots which the situation has been fully DIS
cussed.
general strike, which was imminent win not, IL
Is now thought tako place during the summer Il
rumored that the Coal and Iron Company would re
duce tho wages Of the men from ton to twonty per
cent but inquiry at tho general Office OF the COM
pany has been ascertained that NO reductions
are probable. The miners between Mnhanoy City and
Shenandoah, who struck lately, believing that large
reduction would take place, have decided TO resume
work next Saturday. They number over twelve hun.
dred men and boys.
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NATHAN r. SMITH.

Professor Nathan r. Smith, tho distinguished sur
COON and medical practitioner, died yesterday morning
at his residence Saratoga street, baltimore n ihc
eghty-nrst year OF his age For many years he has
been the ack nowlcdsed head OF tho proiessoa
city, and mp to within q few years past has besn
In full practice. As citizen no one
moro respected. The deceased native oi Cornish,
N. II. In 1925 be appointed Professor OF surgery
and Anatomy IN the Unversty OF Vermont ana organ
lied tho medical school OF that institution. In 1897 he
accepted the char Of surgery In the medical DEPART
mcnt OF tho University OF Maryland, which he filled
for many years He was we'll known a writer N
various medical journals and published a vouminous
work the surgical anatomy OF tho arteries. which
we'll received In this country and Europe and
won't through several editions
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ARRIVALS.

REPOHTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Poumcrania (Gev). Schwensen. Hamburg juno
20 and svre aad with dsc and 4so passengers to Kun
steamer Lone Star Forbes. New Orleans days. With
steamer San Salvador. Nickerson Savannah days.
with radse AND Dss:srssr. 70 ,ieo YSnss - % "a,
ms:s :na g.:.sns.,, 70 "a. oT1.sra c. -.
Nerios wth mdse and passengers to the Old Dominon
Bar. Berth. oGer, Jensen. Psu So days. with to
M s" STOREY Co. P.sssS ss.s, Nay M he'd IN:
Bsrk Pao Alto Jenkins ssgua II days. in belfast to
D D4J u. .Erookmsn
H.rk Moreno. % %MshIp.s. ss u. days. With sugar to
e:s ?, Ssss ,s s,,A
Brig Clary. Scott Martinique 1s days. With sngar to
Brig edn. iBr,. virsie. Asu.a!!s PR. ~ days With
'nF. e S s:f GS 'Ss.s ~ Knsy..
days VIII sugar and %ois:sc. 90 Welsh vessel 70
Brig Mary Gibbs whissemor. oarden.s II asys. 18Th
% e w s'Ss srS 70 s;
s::. @ days With
.,;a
!: q rs,': 81 s. s
~ss :s,as:. asss xssss :s ;! . &C.
schr Binn.: stee,man, virxinia.
sshr sh ) onphsus. fru... yhrni.
ssS ssSr aa sa;Sss GIBSON ciPS Postsr s1.s!n sssni.
sehr M Leaning. crsnin.r, Phiadsiphia for Boston
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse Boston for Nsw YORK
Steamer CITY OF new Bedford. Fish. New Bedford for
steamer Norfolk Ford. FAN R.vsr for Phil adelphia
Steamer Amos Bnrrov Kenny. Providence for New
steamer Bolivar Gecr. New London and Norwich for New
big q Armstrong, Alien Ponce via Now Haven for
nsyvs r ws'ss.s ss for
schr John Brooks Fox New Haven for Now York.
BOUND EAST.
sSs,Sssr Dublin
Sa Ssv
eS seSr soid.a kss wii:c. Ssx YORK o. fs R,:T
schr WIN Everett, AeDaniels. New York for Provi
n:,S rs..' Now York ss rS;H
schr Mary Alice Hulse, New York for Port jefferson.
.ss si': !'i'Ss e
S, s
schr Jane Psrkhill. Hoboken for Boston,
ser sss .n, s a'sssf: s1 fs Fl S. w..'A'"
schr Isabella Thompson Coimorc. Hoboken for New
scsr Emma, white, Hsseksn for rsun.os:
sesr ssi"uss, c"omss Hcbosss fer rrovasnc. s'.'
Schr james Warren. Dayton. Weehawken for Boston
se"T ST E'sn EsnrS so n1 s"Ssss k"nd"a stamford
Schr Sea Flower. Lincoln, Amboy for Bangor.
schr Aida. Crosby. Ambcy for New Bedf.rd.
schr Isaac Borden. Dodac. An.boy for Fall River.
SsbI TaFsb Rsyiy AYbey sr Nsy Lnndn,: .s-.,,,.
Sehr Bartlett Kelly. Port johnson Tor Boston.
schr Dwight Davidson Freeman. Port johnson for Bos
ton
schr Little David. Bergen. Port Jchnsrn for Salem.
sehr Cora Halsey Port johnson for Fall River.
schr Memento. Davis rorf Johnson {es E5ovidence,
Sckt wishton WISH Richards. Batnore Tor New Haven
Schr Charles Smith, Anson lphia for Boston
schr General Sheridan, Stewart, Philadelphia for Say.
brook
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CRIME IN CHICAGO.
THE cALEspAr OF 4 DAY.

THE cALENDAr OF DAY.
CHICAGO, July 8, 1s77.
Since yesterday morning criminal acts have becn
uncommonly frcquont this city. Among the crimes
committed tho following
Charles Dcihl was seriously but not fatally stabbed
by unknown man.
Mrs. Minnie Gctsingcr. a respectable widow and
mother OF i've children committed suicide with
early this morning.
Charles Mssthiessen stabbed Henry Boomer, who
died from the effects Of his wound this morning, lcav
ing u family.
August Schmidt, barber cut Albert Lucas, q shoe
maker, with pair Of shears seriously as TO en-
danger his life.
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
RAILROAD LITIGATION.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 3, 1877.
Tho 6rst mortgage bondholders OF the Montgomery
and EufauIa Railroad have superseded the order Of
sale for said road granted by Judge wcodson on June
g. given bond and taken the the Supreme Court
Of the United Sstos The order OF sale satisfy
the claim OF tho South and North foad Tor ssomc
$780, 0O0 Tho suits by first and mortgage bond.
holders for foreclosure have been consolidated and bv
consent OF all tho parties except The South and North
road, order hasuscu issued Bale or Inc road
the second Monday In November 10 pay the nrst
and second mortgages Tho sale Is subject to tho
claim o the South and North road II may bo adtu.
dicated BY the Supreme Court.
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THE CHICAGO wHIsKEY CASES.

INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE COMMISSIONER OF IN
~ TERNAL REVENUE.
WASHINGTON, July 8. 1877.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue to-day tele-
sraphod to United States District Attorney Bangs at
Chicago as follows:--
BY my letter of Juno % relative 10 tho Rocllo,
Junke Ford cases intended that you should waive
objections hearing petition Oh account OF the lapse
and submit suciency OF causes assigned to
Court II you DO concur In tho statement in the
petition file statements and submit the ques-
tion to the Court
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Bsrrfesn was declared oy physician to be in danger
Of dying Justioc Flammer. fthe Fifty seventh Street
Police Court discharged he prisoner because Bsrrgan
was not dead; NO warrant had been applied sr. and
the case had 70 come through the Coroner after the
mans death On Monday nishta warrant was issued
by Coroner Wotman for Monaghan's arrest.
Yesterday Deputy Coroner Codschmidt made post
morsm exam inaton OF the remains or Berrtgan, and
found thet he died OF menings but the skull was not
fractured, and there signs externally, Of vio
lence. Coroner Woltman. with The jury viewed the
remains, ana will hold the inquest whom Monaghan -
captured.
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
EXPORTS OF COTTON.

WASHINGTON, July 3, 1877.
The Bureau OF Statistics has prepared statement
showing the exports Of cotton manufactures from the
United states during the month Of May, 1877, and for
six months ended the same, compared with the cor.
responding periods Of 1870 The exports OF cotton
goods during tho eleven months ended May 81, 1877,
were 81 yards valued at 81 6ls against
a. 27y 405 yards, valued at So 729 3l6 1876. Othcr
cotton goods 10 tho value OF 1647, 1852 also
ported during the six months ended May II, 1877, as
compared with $435, 3S3 In 1876
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THE SAND CLUB HOMICIDE.

The case OF Michael Bcrrigsn, who died on Monday
night from injuries received at the lands Of
Thomas Monaghan IN liquor store on the
corner OF Thirtcth street and Second avenue,
is In Coroner wotman's hands and tho po-
lice arc looking for Monaghan As already
stated In tho HERALD yesterday morning, Monaghan,
for somo reason yet unexplained, struck BerrgAn
with sand club In his brother's barroom on FRIDAY
evening last, and was arrested tor the deed WHEN
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OHIO CROPS.

COLUMBUS, July 3, 1877
Old farmers, who have resided in this vicinity for
than half century, state that during that time
there have been better larger crops Of wheat
and grass than the present season promises to pro-
duce Corn is rather backward owing TO frequent re-
plabting Tho oat and potato crops will be abundant
The wheat harvest Is IN progress, but is intcrered
with by frequent rains.
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BOYNE WATER.

MONTREAL, July 3. 1877.
Orangemcn in this city feeling uneasincss with
regard to their anniversary have chosen deputation
TO wait upon tho Mayor ani ask for sufficient potcc-
tiOn on July IL.
The New York herald., 1877-07-04

Merchants shipping and shipmss informed
that by teegraphng to the Herald London Buresu ad
dressing Bennett No 4s Fleet street, London"
Paris Office. addressing Bennst 81 Avenue do pOpsra.
At and dsRsrturss from Europssn aud
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United Stacs tho will be esb,ed this
oosntry frse Of chargs. '''''' '''''
Captains arriving At and sailing nom French and Medi-
ports will hnd the Paris ocs the soononi.
cal and sxpsdtiousfcr telssraphng news
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OBITUARY.
JOSEPH BRAHAM.

Joseph Braha, musIcau, died yesterday OF sofening
Of tho BRAN. He a native OF London ENGLAND, and
for some years past leader Of orchestra at Tony
PASTORS Opera House. His last engagement New York
was at tho Olympic Theatre He WAS mcmber OF Inc
Musical Protective Union and Dramatic Fund Assoeia-
Tho funeral will take place the residence Of
his daughter. corner oil SIXTEEN street and Third
nuc, Thursday morning, July s. at eleven O'Clock.
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Antwsrp: TaIismsn (Br,. do: Dsbs or,, Dantsc; Mag
mus Lsesboter fNor Chrissnssnd: Gum fNorl, Lange
su1e; C,ds Nor. Copenhagen; AeenAtor Ger. Cork
Fslmonth: Duchess (Br), NewcaAte- e-on-Tyne; John II
Pearson Trese Sarah Bnrnyest fBD. Aberdeen; Nerss
(Aus, do; brig MAnlius (rj Matsnzas: schr Hattie
Bangs Hiogo nj m n l. Richardson
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HELD FOR HOMICIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 3, 1871
The hearing in the of Stephen Burri (colorod),
charged with killing tho OF the schooner A. hsa-
tor was continued to-day. Tho prisoner WIS held IN
5000 10 appear in Court. 's, .ttsf Mf.~
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W. D. KELLY. PUBLISHER.

BY the last mail We have intelligence Of the death
Of William Bernard Kelly, publisher OF Dublin, Ire
land. Mr. Kelly sixty years old, and was fol
nearly fortyycars engaged in pookseIling ana pub
ushin0
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ROBBED OF A sPARKLER.

LONG BRAScH, July 3 1871
Henry Eil!ott Of New York, guest at tho West End
Hotel was robbed Of diamond pin valued at $780,
while getting tho this morning.
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WHEAT IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, July 3, 1871
Isaac friedlanders annual grain circular estimates
the wheat surplus Of the State at not 200, 600
m
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THE FISHERIES.

HALIFAX, N. s., July 3, 1877
Latest advces from the Magdalen Islands report that
the weather still continues cold and stormy. Goldfish
abundant but IL is impossible reach the fishing
qround4
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THE LADY OF THE LAKE.
PLYMOUTH, Mass.

PLYxourH, Mass, July 3, 1871
The steamer Lady Of the Lake was raised to-day.
The explosion occurred In her fire box Tho inside OF
tho boiler found 10 be perfectly sound. The cause
Of the explosion remains q mystcry
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STORMS.
SONS IN INDIANA-FArAL LIGHTNING FLASHES,
urAvy vyYNrY, Nn pATN

HOUSES DEMOLISHED, KILLING SEVERAL PER-
SONS IN INDIANA-FArAL LIGHTNING FLASHES,
HEAVY WIND And RAIN.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 3, 1877
Another heavy storm swept through Northern and
Central Ohio and Indiana last evening and this
ing. Last evening. at Ekhsrt, Ind, SIX houses were
leveed and four others partially destroyed Mr. Craig
blown on hts barn and had his broken; Mr.
Walters blown OF his house, and had his head
aud back dangerously cut; James Bowen caught
under falling house, and severely injured; Nrs.
Bowen was terribly bruised, and five others were
seriously injured.
At Kinesbury, near Lapore, Ind. the wind de-
moshed tho residence OF M Barney killing four per-
sons. whose names nrc not asccrtained William
Fletcher, OF Clinton, Elkhart county, killed by
mon, near Waterford, struck by lightning, and
one OF them, named McCintock, was instantly killed.
THE STORM IN WEST VIRGINIA
WHEELING, July 3. 1877
The storm OF rniu wind and lightning which visited
this section Of the country midnight yesterday, was
very violent Several house were unroofed and dsm-
fences and trees blown down and crops were
badly damaged There were NO casualties SO far
known f.f 81 ..at-
WIND AND THUNDER STORM IN WASHINGTON.
wAsmSGros, D. c., July D 1877.
A heavy rain, wind ana thunder storm commenced
here at hapast three O'Clock this morning, continuing
In vtotencc about hour since which time ratn has
continued TO fall with bret intcrmisnons
''NoRTHER" ON THE MEXICAN COAST.
A bad norher occurred on the coast of Mexico June
ronaia ard 81 Anna Names OF vessels not yet re-
ported. .if5 LAB rsi.i, sh
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcnty-our hours ia CON-
pnrson with the corresponding daa. OF last ysa, ss
indicated by the thermometer at Hudput's pharmacy
HERALD BuildinR:-
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

LNOR SALE.-TflE FASTEST "a FOOT OPEN JfB
mainssi Boat In America; this spring; can be
cat rggcd To be foot Of 9th East River. In
quire At No. 76. d.
LNOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-TN MERCHANDISE
Or Real Estate, soop Yacht about 30 tons burden;
particulars apply to A. KINGsLANB SONS SIS Brosd
CrssoN,s RED AND GREEN CONPOsTTiON ron
DvsS Ssels' bott0ms
j. LIE SMITH 4 CO.. Gs Pearl st.. New York;
THE ABLE SEA BOAT AND FAST SAILING NEW
yacht Iowa bc bought for half original price
Foot Court ST.. Brooklyn. - =
WANTED-LIGHT DRAUGHT VESSEL, TO GARRY
w $50 70 2O cords of wood from North Carolina Nev
York T. D. HURI,BUT 4 90 sS sousb y.
WANTED-A DOUBLE scULL WHITEHALL BOAT,
v mrt De In nrs class condition. Addrcss u. BORI.
CHAkDT. box 4.4Sl Post once.
The New York herald., 1877-07-04
AZTEC AND SPANISH BLOOD.
From the Worcester spx.l

heretofore tho worst people In Mexico have been
those Of pure Spanish lineage; and the best have been
those VI the old Aztec TO which Juarez belonkcd