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The Inspection OF the milk offered for sale IN me @ sy
has continued to engage she attention Of the DuIedu Ihe
ON er- have arrested l73 persona for selling Watereu OF
slimuied milk OF wnOm l64 have been cOnVlcteh, TIE
fines amounting 10 SS,1@O. ., 49,, -
The adoption Of proper apparatus ny the scHEehseIs
and the ntner precautions thrown around tnls basLesS
bv fhe board have reduced lt- OfenslYene.s to hiih
ulf During tnc egnt months just passed. 1JJ per
mis- have been granted 10 scaycngels Dy tne Durca
md seareiy a complaint has been received from citi-
Zcrs. ,, -, ,bo ~ ,,si,,o
frnrs have been abated The eutlre industry OF dtu
ana ftt M ling has the subject OF specal lufest
CATION aud prOprrtors have provided thenatitea VIII
me most api r.yed apparatus Tor aFvIihs tAc
creation. OF fatty Odors Tho business OF sinriterihs
ms been removed from the smaller buildings ana con-
utred into butfulrs the east ana west slues OF e
fown on The river front or near II.
Thai portion OF TIE city lying between houston "uu
srrnliet-,ts Is infested With sienehes rom hhtei
Point whenever eastern winds prevail Ihe boafu nav
na faed during the last TWO winters, TO procure me
re0,te authority from Legislature Tor dhatlng ms
nuisance collected evidence DearLe on TINS matter LAS
hc i'm order to bing subject 10 the attention VI the
Grand Jury. 49,, 4. ,,..o-o,, ,h. 1.rosf,
Of manure ana stable straw al an tue oiu jumping
ronn,s and THESE being steadily cleaned Inc "hoie
subject OF the handling OF mannre ana st"gie straw
eonie.-edy a very dlcult one To manage Inc location
nj rh ty surrounded by other large cities, invests the
ouestion of tae proper disposal OF manure Win peculiar
al
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nomer," Judge Grder-eeye received expression OF
approval for what ne had said by long appaa-e r.,,
Toast. drank 10 the health or the california Ies
-responded 20 ny Gen. McCOmD; and 10 Inc stesfens
City Team-resp0Dded 10 by Mr. fent0n' Oi He"-o''
leans.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

THE SARATOGA SAYINGS BANK SUSPENDED.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. 1S.-Bank Superin-
tendent Lamb having examined the Saratoga Savings
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4 SLIM UNDERPNNNG.

Tie pIdIIOIU UVUI NIIILu Itt ziIWIIS HUItH 70
nominate MI. B.ce.Ow consists " q dinner NAch he
DIDN'T cat II has unsubstantal l0oEt an outsider
FIRST SPECIFICATION OF COX'S STRENGTH.
from TIE BUGalO Counter
Mr. Cox Will receive that cordial support
from The Democratic members from NeW-NOfE, well
as states, u wIlch his long service H. Con
gress Ills ability and e ord fully CntLe La. Upon al
Ouesous wnich are likely before Congress, he l.
PERFECTLY sound ana, II elected Ae would doubtless maze
an excellent Speaker.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
cnvrRNMrNr INDICATIONS.

For The Middle States and Now EngIapd,
rising folowed ~ falling barometer stationary smpcr-
ature nortberly winds. possibly shifting 10 spusoetH'
and clear partly cloudy weather
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6uecial Aollces.


Yourr Indy desires OF children their home.
or havng travelled extensively abroad she wo4d nSo 10 tcs
a. companion invalid ay either tO travel or not A. nav
be desr The highest rcero given. Address O. H., Box
lI-lLun
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Frank IesIle's illustrated Newspaper today. gives
4 contest CeueADla trophy AZ Nfre
ulyar r.rgets. uorfrlff.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Pntsat., Trademarks. Gc-

secured in tho United S ates ami lprei n colnrieso
ARTHUR V. BRlESES's PAl ESf AGENCY
2Js Broadway, NeHlOrk-
Peat refarances Sci u instruction.
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AZ NOTICES ~
aGme dad Gdlysss
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Brancb House IN N,W-Oreaus. ADY reliable hnn deslr.
ng establish branch or agency can secure an ntefirs
giving superior feif1hfrs lof elefl meg
rty and exD-rieu,e addge sing fLNMAN LN l. liDdLo
- L-.r u a..-L-- I :. L 1
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

Wanted-A situation companion 10 Invalid elderly
lady soyernsss take charge Of objsc
gong the country The beat Of references cd
Address >. A. FORD Tribune once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.

ARnAIoNMENT OF THE SEASIDE HOTEL KEEP
Ens ON CHARGE OF VIOLATING THE EXCUSE
v.w afs .atf- 3
LONG BRANCH, August %, 1877
The Sunday liquor question was announced to come
up In the village at ten O'Clock this morning.
and crowd Of the curious congregated at that hour to
sec the hotel proprietos come up for examination.
The lawyer that had been engaged 10 defend them
absent having 1t was stated, gone to see friend
30 often during the morning that no was too much
overcome by tho to be able to put In an appear
ance In order give tho hotel propretors sufficient
time 10 the services Of another expounder of the
law the hearing was postponed until two r N. At
that time everybody was on hand, and Judge W. G.
Lane at once proceeded to business. Anthony LAUGH
Of LAUGHS HOTEL pleaded not guilty to the charge. and
after hearing the evidence Judge Lane acquitted him.
Colonel Presbury, of the West End, ordered to
appear before tho Grand Jury in October and Picrris
similar manner. Isaac b. Smith, OF the East End,
10 the tender mercies Of the Grand 0ury.
Stokes, of the Brighton, also waived examination
yesterday and Will have appear before that august
body. All these gentlemen had 10 furnish their owl
recognizances to the amount Of $500 The Of
Leland, of the Ocean House; Rowland, OF Howland's
and Crittenden Peabody, Of the United States, will
BIO heard TO- morrow. The witnesses also oriered
to be detained in default OF 5000 on bonds for their
OAapu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23

Steamer Gen Barnes. oneesman. savsnnah-Muray FER
ris 4 CO.
Steamer Gulf Stream Tribon. Chareston-J Quintard
Co.
steamer Annie. steen Wilmington. De-A Abbott
steamer Anshr acitc Grumlev. Phiiadcpha-Jns anu
>bp sophie tGer) Wark. Bremen Hermann noop
Co. . Is
Ship warssw tBr). Curry. Bremen j whitney 90.
Bark Anna Maria d'Abusdo utsli, siane; 2secnwo""'
Falmouth or Plymouth for orders-Bsnham Boyeseni
Bark seth Ans TuEnirss. Queenstown or Falmouth Tor
orders locovich x Co. ,.,
Gibraltar GNor3 Tounesen Queenstown or Falmouth
tor orders-Funeh Edye Co. - - Ia, :
Bark Ieyc,s sBr,, Ls Boutiller. Qucen'tow" or r"
Bark Calcutta dtaD. Lauro. Queenstown or Falmouth
Funch. Edge h Go.
Bark Gil Port,. Nobre. Idsbon-G Ams!nck 4 Go.
Bark RumH Aus, Begna. Alexandria, E-s'oco"ch
Co.
Bark Rcsoluto Utah. Lipari Nsples-Fuuch. Edge Co.
Brig Don Quixote. Munroe. Dublin-Swan son.
Brig San Antonio (Spl. Dsvrsll BarcclonS-f MarGnes-
Brig sarah Emma Hansen, Gibraltar Tor ofoers-e"""
4 Son. 49,,
Schr Gsorgeta Lawrence. Robinson. Cape Town. CGh.
via Richmond. va-Evans. Ball Co.
schr Frank Emery. Fulker. Progrcso. Mex II WIN
chester Go.
Schr George Pierce. Baker. Saiem-Wiins II Ropes
schr Harvest. Corwn, Providcnce-H JHctson Son;
scbr Casper Lawson. Crowley. Derby, ct-hackets
Bro.
scbr Kate Scranton. Pond Uncasvlc. Ct-H W Jackson
Schr Anuo Chase. Gibson. Now Daven-cartwrght
DOYLE.
schr Dart Campbcii New Hsven-stamiord Manufactur'
sehr r Goodwin. Williams. Bridgeport Stamford Manu-
featuring Go.
scnr q q Ackcn. Toms. stsmtord-stamford Manufac-
turing Co.
sioop Cornelis Eekhon. Newark. NJ-NatiOna Freight
and Lighterage Co.
steamtug 70 r Alderman. Luckenbach, Bermuda
Dunscombc 4 FIRTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23

Tho inquest in the casc of Mrs Mary T. Eckardt, Of
Paterson avenue, West Hoboken, NJ j., who. It is
alleged. was thrown out OF three story window by
night by Coroner Crane, of Hudson county.
Tho husband, who is in the Hudson County
Jail, Will, It IL believed, DO witness
Mrs. Phhpins Derringer. who lived under the rooms
occupied by the Eckards testified yesterday that about
hafpast eleven O'Clock the night of Mrs. Ecksrdts
death shc heard Eckardt scodng and knocking on the
table; he spoke in loud, angry voice. after which
thore silence for ton minutes and then there was
heavy jar, as OF something falling the floor i;
then she heard Mrs Eck ardt scream, and each time
she screamed the voice grow weaker; In i've or ten
minutes no came down stairs and tried the knob Of
to his room, and heard walking up and down for
several minutes; then he went down stairs INTO the
back yard; no entered tho house again by the back
door and went 10 his rooms; about quarter
tho yard directly under her bedroom
window, thirty.onc feet above; Mrs Derringcr woke
up her husband, and told him Mrs Eokardt was lying
the alley she had recognized her voice as she
up in his to her rooms, in which there was
lighted lamp Eckardt found lying on the hoor OF
the sitting ROOM Mr. Derruger said Your vile 10
here;' he REPLIED in German, LET her 80 10 the
DEVIL" lie was then asked, 'What have you done 10
your wife " and he replied, 'Nothing at ALL" Mrs.
Eckard deliriOus aud twisting herself around inc
bed, apparently in agony; she was dressed, with inc
exception Of her shoes; EcKart stayed IN tho room
TIL Dr. Michele ordered his arrest; Mrs. Eckardt said
her husband ~ am good to you you'll see." MRS.
Derrnger further testified that Mrs. Eckardt was
very good woman when Eckardt was drunk he used to
beat her and take away any money she hadi once
when snc was working ut her sewing machine with
her baby in her arms, he knocked her down with Ills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER GArLrc Br Ridley, which LETT San Francisco
and ne erchandse valued at $4,000.
BRIG SWALLOW OBJ, wrecked of Cape Canso. has been
sold for SIG.
hammock Creek Bar was bound from Baltimore to East
River W. and capsized OF smiths Point the nigh. Of
ing and landed safely At Matthew's Cav. Va the fol-
lowing morning
Dnso w6s coming up the rive. last night from 0ss.
leak Ar her row. and the feed. which bulk
forward becoming saturated and preventing the water
Kssas dock, at this city. Tho ana part The wood
I'LL ss
IN ost total loss. The damage to tho boat is small.
go.1os Avg IA ship from n.ngoSn loaded with rice
heavily loaded make but little hcadwsy could
nSs hS
to be the only Rsngoon vessel not accounted for.
Now % and
at ruspsn. but win probably be gottens off, Inc
KEY Wxsr. Aug I5-schr Ger Grant, Halves. from La.
gunn de Ternnos laden with mshog.ny; Ia reported as
this port.
QuEsKc. Aug 22-stesmer McArthur with tug in tow, i.
ancs.
ovKsDux-rhe Wilmington tNC Star OF Aug ~ says =
nl"nds which sailed from Baltimore for this port
. sos. ns snd ar
this week after the simmonds sailed arrived here
VESSELS soLp-Brg Tropie (Br las TONS built Church
$1,000 also bark Victoria Perez. 2S tons, built Gehe
Sweden, in 1885, In port for Spanish account, At
$500.
sHIrBuILDNc-As East Boston Mr. Abiel Gove's ship Of
BARI. 81 tons patty called and .ntss
sale These the only vessels the
In East Boston at present.
At Portsmouth. NIL Mr. Fernald has the stocks
nHcen ship Of 1900 which will be launched oarly in
September She will DO handed by Capt acobs
of tho experienced shipm belonging Ports.
mouih
At Baltimore Vim Skinner 4 Sons building . now
for the Rio for Thornton Roips be called
Dom Pedro Her frame Is all and she wi be
TO into service next This is the first largo vessel
buff Baltimore for twelve years. The materials OF
which Dom Pedro is being constructed principally
OF Chesapeake Bay white oak and Georgia yellow pine.
LAusCnED-At Bath Me- 18th inst ship Heckla built
Goss Sawyer John MARI and others She will oed
lea OrN Nav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

DnocuEpA Aug le-Arrved, schr Jessie Hoys tBr). Nut
ter, st John, NIB - -.
iloNe KoSc. Aug 10 Arrived ship Sc Elmo Obj, smith,
Cardn. - .
HALIyAx. Aug Ie-ArrIved, schrs Young. Hall. New
York BraEos. Bstoweli. Boston.
Sailed 9th-Schr sadie Wiicutt, Now York.
Cleared 2oth-Brig christina tBr) Bale. MadeviM .
LONDON Aug l7-Arrivcd brig Hooper tBr), Carroll
Halifax a..
apore. x,, a..
MoNrREAI Aug 2oArrived, steamer Excelsior CLAYTON
Newport barkx Assyrsn Murchison, Pictou; Advocate
Spicer. do. -. a,
Sailed Goth. ssrmssan. Aird Liverpool; ship
City OF Quebec, Faicorcr. London u,.,, -
Norm SYDNEY. OBJ, Aug io-Arrived, brig Fidola Br)
Sailed 18Th, schr Julia Merritt OBJ. Bucksrd Mira.
michi. . -. - a.. a.,
bucto barks Rcmo (r), Campbell. Montreal; 90 Chip
Puewass. Aug io--saisd bark Aspotsson tBr. McKon-
Qurnrc Aug 2oArivcd steamer M.siss;;pp MpSail.
Liverpool; bnrks Teresa, Goodsa DO; harvest uomc.
t;ormmu Londonderry; nga errads"n. Grimsby George
4 Wilhelm. Noxck Newcastle for Montrcss Latona Tor
Cleared aotn ship stsmbou Cam. Liverpool; bark Ny
s.Ynsl. Aug DISABLED bark Resina Bruno dtsD. Pa
siScXroRl, July lin port ships Nancy Pendlston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Aug 22-Arrivod barks Elwood Cooper, Sehe-
10y. Norway; Ruth Palmer tBD. Smith, Baltimore.
BELFAST, Aug 22-Arrived, bark Mnnio Hunter, Wood
man, sackville. nh, via Queenstown.
BRrsroL Aug 22Sailed, Arragon OBJ, Symous
New York.
BREMEN. Aug le-Arived ship Orpheus C0er), Michsoi
New York.
BORDEAUX, Aug 21-Arrved. bsrks Rsgnhiid (Nor, ia
cobsen, New York 22d, Excelsior. Eddy. Richmond. Va
schr John II Hancock. Edridge, Cronstsdt.
Sailed Goth, bark Otteron Nor. Tossenssn United
States. t--
BARCELONA, AuG ls-saed, schr smonson, Crawford,
United States
CALCUTTA Aug Is-ssiled ship Nsrnshire (Br,, Given
Now York.
DAsrzIc. Aug Is-Arived, bark Tanered Nor), Juell.
New York.
ELsINoRx, Aug Is-Arrived, bark Mindet (Nor), Beck
New York; brig Dnisy Mccarthy do; 10TH bark Mormon
(Nor), Olsen, Philadelphia.
EXETER Aug ao-Arrivod. bark Pet<sl (B) Jones, New
York.
GIBRALTAR Aug 15-Arrived. brig San Frisco IvsD, Ca
fero New York.
GLASGOW Aug 21-Arrived, steamer State OF Virginia
(Br). Noodle, New York.
HAMBURG, Aug 22--Arrived bark Henry (Ger,. Mnsscn
Now York.
HELvoEr Aug 22-Arrved, bark Levanter. Vcspcr, New
York for Rotterdam.
LIVERPOOL Aug 22-sailed. ships Nautilus (Br). Burk
Phadelphia Geo Manson, Humphrey Norfolk; Adorna
II awkins. New Orleans uho latter not previously.
LEGHoRN, Aug 2l-Arrived, bark Henry Knight Pendlc
ton. New York.
MovILLr, Aug 22-Arrivcd steamer Bolivia (Br, Small
New York for Glasgow land proceeded.
MARsErLLEs, Aug 2l-Arrived. schf Georgia Shepard,
Rich. 81 John.
PALERMO Aug 21-saled. steamer ryrisn cBr,. Murray
from Genoa). Dcnia and Malaga.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 2O-Arrived bsrks Angola Accame
ItaD, Balando New York; st Andrea uta) Mssells do
Scdmi Dabrovacki (Aus TsgIiarno do Suez UtaI), Pa
gano. Philadelphia PA. Drugi Dubrovscki AUS. Psrcich
New York Paona dtal). Gazxolo, do.
ROTTERDAM Aug 2o-Arrivod, bark Gsnger Rolf (Nor,,
Lcpsoc. Wilmington, NC,
RIO JASKrno Aug 21-Arived previously bark l. Pen
dergast (Br. Bates, Now York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 2lArrvod. bark CoBstnnts (Nor) =,
Rain. Now York.
Sailed 18th. otranto CBr new). Brstow tfrom
BuiD. Now York.
srNALsUsp Aug 19Arrived. bark Ceres Nor). Gunder-
sen. Baltimore.
srscAroRx Aug 2i-Arrived bark Queen Of the SOFAS
(Br) Hardwiek Bombay.
TABLx BAY July 27-Arrvcd, brig Marguerite DAM,
Nielsen, San Francisco
Sailed from - Aug 10. Candida. for United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
OBITUARY.
JOHN J. LOCKE.

HOTEL IN this city, yesterday, was the second cdos.
son Of John D. Locke, manufacturer Of tin ware, Cl
street Tho deceased gentleman was born In Geneva,
in this State and was iorty-three years Of age.
He was much respected throughout the mercantile
community and had hosts OF friends. For many
years he was the head OF the extensive business OF
Jonn d. Locke 4 Son, and was at ono time President
of the Flushing and North Shore Railroad, President
of the Whtestone Land Association, President OF the
Board OF Village Trustees of Whitestone and tho
founder OF a weekly newspaper styled tho Whitestono
Herald a journal of some merit He leaves behind
him reputation uuoxceled As a companion he was
whole soulcd and genial; as man OF business OIL tho
sriccst honesty and integrity. HIS funeral Will take
place IRON Grace Church. Whtestone, on Friday, Gath
nat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.

MnwAUKEB, Wis.,, August %, 1877.
The National Board OF Trade rcassemblcd at ten
o'clock this morning. motion was adopted for the
admission OF delegates accredited by the Board Of
Trade OF Portland, Oregon.
the Boston Board OF Trade for tho removal OF dsab
ties from shp-buildng and ship-owning interests OF
the county.
The debate upon resolutions introduced by Mr..
Hills, OF Boston, as foows:-
Resolved That the judgmsn. q the National Board Of
bid registration under the American flag foreign citizens,
them 70 ,he American snip building whose benefit
they directed but have also contributed to the serious
ship owning interest and the ocean carrying trade Of the
Resolved That immediate repeal of these laws by
giving encouragement TO American citizens t become ship
would condce also TO the permanent prosperity OF ship
Resolved That the Immediate repeal of these laws would
offer best nducemen which the government could hold
citizens Of other countries proper share OF the vast
traffic Of the Atlantic Ocean now carried almost
Resolved. That when the Customs tariff Of the United
Vision care should be taken tho ship builder is
favorable footing AS practicable In the importation
Of materials as 1t is necessary for him to procure from
abroad.
Tho resolutions were discussed by Mr. WctnerelL OF
Philadelphia; Mr.. Dorr, Of Buffalo; Mr. Freeman, Of
Philadelphia; Mr. Johnston OF Milwaukee; Mr.. Win
son. Of Philadelphia MT Ropes, Of Boston Mr Bayard,
OF Detroit; Mr.. Montgomery, of Portland Oregon and
MIR. Eagan, OF Chicago. An amendment as follows,
that the navigation laws should be amended to
allow tho registra oil ships built abroad and owned
BY citizens Of the United states upon the payment OF
the proper tariff OF duties thereon" voted down
16 TO 10.
Tho last resolution stricken out and the others
adopted by n vote OF "a to o. Tho bankrupt law being
tho next subject the programme, referred 10
select committee consisting oil Messrs. Allen, OF Mil
waukee; Barron. OF New York; and Allen, Of Phila-
dclphia
FINANCE
Ali the resolutions concerning tho currency and
finance referred TO special committee consstin
oil Mcssrs Taylor, of Cincinnati; Stranahan, OF New
York; Winson, OF Philadelphia; Ropes, OF Boston
Counsclman, OF Chicago; Johnston, OF Milwaukee
Baysrd, oil Baltimore; Dorr, oil Buffalo, and Raymond
OF Detroit.
STANDARD WEIGHTS.
A resolution, submitted by the Milwaukee Chamber
OF Commerce, proposing TO establish standard weight
for tho bushel, Was amended as TO recommend
Congress- TO adopt uniform table OF weights for
whole country and adopted The resolution wal
adopted in favor Of specific instead OF ad vaiorcm
duties
TRANSPORTATION BOND.
The following resolution, submitted by tho Pbila
deIphla Board OF Trade was adopted, tho delegated
from Now York only voting IN the negative
whereas tho provisions of The Immediate Transporta
ton act require the consgncc his give bond
for double amount OF invoice with duty added not on
dcstin alton but Also ut the Of fs
rival and where's the transportation companies ais
required By said act bond their respective roads Us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-23
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
.n ss'r sa oaaass @ spghf Aug
line ,,s.%.I o Ss ram ,sss ss
r. Il S,s H:1nsss
!sss i Yss$s Hull E, via Boston Aug H.
,eamsr New Orleans DsarDSrn NeS Orleans day" =;
S'' 9 s lon nnS
m sssA :" o aEasr Mo1san AUG H. @
passed bark John Brodcren DAM from Rio Janero for
's steamer Rapidan Kempton, Savannah Aug is. with
steamer Abemarls Gibbs. Lewos, DOL with mdsc to the
o Steamer Agnes. Smith, fhiadcpha Boror
BARK Albion Gor' Nosen Bergen 60 days. in ballast to
fG BARK FssSaads eer wachser Bremen 81 days, with
Bark Doris Eckho Hons Bremen e2 days with mdse to
'G s!is SSi"s Ryan MrsF9.as = with 'oswo0d
cS es sf 70 bi Tsyy s ssau. 10 days.
with sugar and mo"ss so to Fowler
s sia" Victor rar sherman Turks Islands II days. with
salt rsnstgn Coz vessel 70 a isS.e staples v
s senr Aa q nS" Cole. Virginia.
s ssnT ff sf ss~s s mass Virginia. Virginia.
seSr rhes Tho%"s i,, y;,s y,gn'a
schr job john kirkman. lcgardson. Virginia.
s ssSr S Bo%s. si Dsnmis' virginia. n,n
oiss 3n fks sot o SGT ud a"n'n
Schr VIM Bement. Harris Philadelphia for New Haven.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer Mcrcedta Chadsey. Halifax. Ms. and Cow Bay
CB York with mdse and passengers to Gerhard
Bragg ,sl s s ysr YORK
steamer City Of Fitchburg, Springer New bed'ord TOE
ssc amer Delaware Smith Norwich for Now York.
Bark Abbie Carver new. es4 tons, Carvor' Newoury
pO seh 9' AesTa Randall windsor Ms for Now York
scbr Nicola, landau. St John NIB f., New Nor rorE
ss sST u's'r BsiSse Sor,os S.x yS;k
GS,. s .n sysS % 20,
schr Jonas Smith. smith, Boston Tor New York. -.
schr James Bentley, Bentley. New Bed'ord 'or new
sehr Ann Eliza, Crosby, Newport for New York.
se ch Minerva. wiiiiams. Fall River ior New York.
yeuns os ~ York; Ssv York.
Scbr Carrie Williams Providence Tor New York.
schr Anthony Burton, Johnson rrov'deneo 'or NO"
seGr voranda, Pond, Providence for New York;
schr Nettc Rogers Snow. Nantucket Shoals for Now
G seSr Fashion, carberry New Haven for New York
scnr Henry Remssn Allen wosspot r., for Sev York
schr ADELAIDE. Rowland, Gresnport tor New York.
BOUND EAST
steamer Defiance, Croker philsdcphia TOR fn river
Brs SARAH & Emma. Thompson Now York for Gibratar.
Sch, Mary New New Y FORK tor for gfs losn
senr john Randolph Parker New yo. for New London
ss ss1 s:. @
s sssT ~. by.y d."ay fcSosen
schr Tlre Fisher NereuTE lot s for New Haven
BELOW.
Bark Tommassno DtaD. Caaero. from Bristol, e. July
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SOUTH CAKOLlNA'S BURDENS.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, August %, 1877.
Ex-Governor Noses and the ex Speaker of tho House.
A. Jones (colored) were again examined before the
Investigating Committee to-day. Jones is still confined
In Jail by Of his inability to give bonds JOSE
plus Woodruff the clerk OF the Senate, who was ro-
Gently captured in Philadelphia, is now engaged In
writing from Topographic notes the private his
tory of the Senate as Jotted down in diary kept by
him for the purpose, and extending over tho whole
timc OF his connection with that bod v.
some c,ght or ten years This history is intended
for the usc of the Investigating Committee, and ID
considered important
Tho Attorney General has brought suit against the
bondsmeu of Ex-Comptrollor T. q. Dunn receiver
OF tho notorious Solomons Bank Tor 900, the
amount of his bond such receiver, which II ID
has been forfeited by his failure to discharge
his duties and account for tho property Entrusted "a
his agemcnL The value OF the property Is placed
AZ s3IJ 100 Dunn Is absent from the State
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PENNSYLVANIA GREENBACKERs.
wlLL1Axsrosr, August %, 1877

wILLIAMsrosr, August %. 1877.
S. L. Youngman, chairman Of the State Executive
Committee of tho Independent greenback party, has
issued call for convention September 10, 1877,
at this city. All independent greenback clubs, labor
ers organizations manufacturers' associations and
other societies sympathy with the platform of the
National Labor Convention Of 1868, which nominated
Judge Davis for President, ana the modified platform
OF 1915 adopted by tho Independent party who sup
ported Cooper and Cary for President and Vice Presi
dent are eQucstcd to send delegates
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