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ARSON AND MURDER.

CINCINNATI, July is. 1877.
An unknown party set fire to the residence OF VIII
liam Anderson Worthwhile, KY, at an
oarly hour yesterday morning, while tho family
were yet asleep. A daughter, sixteen years
OF age, awoke and came to the front door, when shc
was Immediately fired upon by the parties. who could
not be seem Eleven shots took effect upon the girl,
INJECTING wounds from which she died at noon. No
motive TOR tho deed Ia known.
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A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA.

QUEBEC, July IS, 1871
Captain Thomas Cornell, in charge OF the lightship
ut Maniconagau Station, reports that on July he
picked up bottle floating past tho ghtship, and on
opening 1t found a sip OF paper with the following
words -'Whoever fluids this bottle let them tell our
families burning 10 pieces. Steamship Pictou.
l must run. | caDp0t say more"
Captain Connei says tho paper was scorched as II
by lire and. much decayeo 1t had signature
date.
The steamship Pictou left Quebec on tho 18th of No
vcmber, 1873 and was aat seen oil PiCtou, N S. All
that found Of her was some oil her spars aud
other pieces Of the wreck.
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Passed through the Roads sth yilsdsns Polduso. rom
s,e.s cssy s. ss::.rs from 70:
s:sn fSIs ss
chi: Oh: Nancy xssns. ao cosimro 9. Gisdaiish. 81
Arrived at rarbsrs sth Gsorslsu. BsrsoIoo. Phladst
LAsnsoRr. June 27-Arnved Nielsen. Hoist. New
.sso.s rros Tsss:ss ss ss, york
Nava Reserve. Hughes. Peru; Essssrn Light from dol
In port no date Ncsrs Dame AuxiIcasrce York.
SArrrs July l-Arrvsd. Scandinavia %. Ramsey. osas
5Sz xs Ri, T Rs 1
e: Nor barb HOW. from 9aebss for Losdo1
.RovEs July 5Arrived. Samuel Fiagestsd. and Maggie
scaas Ssx July 500 Hsrmod Petersen from
E.ss:: Ssss, Brand Q r:s::
81. q s sesnan S1:xm a4''''' ''' 49, ~
Psd sssS'' rss So
A9 TA ss BAY June s-Anv.d JUL. Brown. Soieoa
%sisa juno Laura Gam bsrk Calcutta; iah Soups
NEST HARrIErooI July 5-saied Maria Kirstsin oissn'
wArnSrosD July s-Xrrved. Psront' Ra1sssso' Bs'si'
YMu,psS. july Arrived Tabasco ktsaard. Pensacola
Jun. 1.-THE brig sos Of H .:s sn
isaky survey has been and portion Of cargo dis
charged $50 bags to bc sold bv puoc
being dam aged Tho leak he's been found IN the vesse
topsdes and 1t 10 not yet known whether sne Will 90 paceo
upon the slip. CO. r,~ a..
HAvRs. July 4-Thc Josefs, Came nom ship issnd ror
Valencia which put Into Cadiz juno IA ieaky WAS sur
second time the 9th, stor having dcnergeH
considerable portion Of her cargo The wse was iouha
s we s
discharge all tho In order 70 strip the copper anu sur
voy her inside and out. NJ,
PoRr ELIzABKrn. Juno SThe BARK Cheshire ron NC
ssec on th. lax nad bs"n bus no
hold.
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A. PICKPOCkET ARRESTED.

George wirb OF No. 17s avenue Z, one Of tho Nom
bers OF the Gambrinas Society, whilo in Concorda
Hail. No IS avenue A, last night a, the beer testing,
felt the hand or stranger tuggng at his
watch He gave the alarm, and the tn let
ran out CAPTAIN McCullagh, was In
the hall gave chase and captured the thief who proved
TO be Thomas Anderson, OF NO 10 East Houston
street When searched at tho Fifth street station
house the watch, which lisa very valuable one, was
found in his POSSESSION.
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RAILROAD FORECLOSURE.

SPRISGfIELD. H., July Is, 1877.
In the United States Court to-day tho 1nal decree Of
foreclosure OF the Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western Railroad was entered, and the sale Of the
road for the benent OF the Farmers Lonn and Trust
Com pany and other claimants ordered to take
placo at Bloomington on a day not yet liked.
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A LONG LEASE.

Proceedings have been commenced BY tho Associa.
ton at Sea CHI Mr.. Rcorcs from the manage
ment OF the hotel AT that place The lease gwen 10
that gentleman which was drawn up by n trustee oil
thea ssocation Is described ms most peculiar docu
menL IL not ony.a lease hut also chattcI mort
gage authority for all sorts OF legal steps, being
without date aud without end.
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JERSEYS FIGHTING OFFICIALS.

decision rendered ia the Supreme Court at
Trenton yesterday in the case Of the Municipal Com
misoners CT last year against the Commissioners
in Office, on a writ Of quo warranto Tho Court dc.
clded grant the writ The will go 10 trial at
the term OF tho Court and final decision may not
be reached Tor many months, when tho term Of the
present COmmiss ioners may nave expired.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

SAD TERMINATION OF DIssIPArED LIFE.
NoRwALK, Conn. July Is, 1877.
Me-. Alexander Robinson, of this place. formerly Of
New York city, person who had made himself con.
spicuous tho possessor Of fortune OF $3.50, 00o
and spent all within period of ten years. diod
doniy this morning OF apopexy white passing from
the house oil friend to the street. He about
tnirty-hve years OF ago.
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SAILED.

Steamers scytha lBr, for Liverpool: othcllo tBr,
JluII OLYMPIA Br). London; Vile de Paris Fr). Havrc
Herman Livingston. Savannah, Geo Clyde Charleston
barks Tid (Nor) Stetin; Erna lGerl, Bremcn hsres
BAL (Nor) Cronstadt briggs Ann Br), London II Pitt
(Br). Bermuda; schr Blanche (br), Rio Grande.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
PRESIDENT HAYES EXPECTED.

PRESIDENT HAYES EXPECTED.
GRsExBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. va.,
July Is, 1871 I
There nearly Ave hundred visitors at this place.
Largo acccssions arriving daily. and include nu-
merous distinguished persons from all sections
Quarters havo boon engaged and prepared for Pres-
dent hayes and party who arc expected here in the
part of this month"; Tho Presidents arrival
eagerly looked tor and his reception will be the evont
OF tho season.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July l9-1 A. II.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON July 49, A. u.
For the Middle and East Atlantic States falling
barometer increasing southeast to southwest winds
and warmer cloudy and rainy weather, followed IN tho
Middle States by rising barometer and cooler north
west winds
For the south Atlantic States, falling followed by
rising barometer, south to west winds and warmer
followed by cooler partly cloudy weather.
For the Gull States. warmer southeriy winds and
failing barometer shifting to cooler northerly winds
and rising barometer, and clear weather following
light rains.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys and the Upper
lake REGION cooler northwest winds and rising baron
eter backing southwest with clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the lower lakes falling followed by rising ba-
rometer southwest veerng to colder northwest winds,
with clear clearing weather.
The rivers will generally fall except slight rise in
the Ohio.
Cautionary signals ordered ut Wilmington,
Cape Lookout, Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape
Henry, Cape May, Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy
Hook, Now York; Now Havon and New London.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP July ls-Arrved. ship John Rutherford (Br).
O'Neal. Baltimore.
Sailed 18th, bark Vanguard. Rykvogsl. New York.
AALsoRG. July is-Arrived brig catharine DAM, Paul
sen. New York
ABo, July 1s-Arrvcd. brig Grosshersogin Anna Ger,
Schmidt Baltimore.
BRISTOL Juy 1e-Arrivsd. steamer Acadia fBr. Craig.
New York.
BREMEN July 1s-Arrived ship Paulina (Br. Hughes.
New York; brig Clara Agnes (Br), Canton Philadelphia
BREsr. July 13-Arrived bark Avenir I'm, wesemaal
Pensacola.
BORDEAUX July 1s-Arrived schr VIM Frederick, Amos.
Trieste
Arrived 10th. bark Andre (rr), omnes New Orleans
CorENnAcEN July l3-Arrived bark Viva (Nor) Peter
sen, Richmond. Va.
DUsKRK. July 10 Sailed. brig Cadet Leighton. United
States
DAsrzrc. July le-Anivsd bark Faro (Nor, ronnesen.
New York.
GIBRALTAR to July 1sArrved. schr Ruth Robinson Ro
gers. New York tand sailed fo- --).
HULL July 1sSailsd, bark Blevile Fr. Flambard San
Francisco.
HAMBURG July Arrived. barks Marie Helene (Ger).
wsrnkes Philadelphia; Charlotte fer Stein. NeV York.
LIVERPOOL July 16-Arrivcd bnrk Ching Yang (Br),
Hnskns, st George. NIB.
Also arrived 18th. steamer La'ande (Br, Gi'pin Now
York; ships Ispahan DO, Brown. do; Arlington (Br).
vickery Pensacola.
sailed 18th. steamer Ohio. Morrison. Philadelphia.
LONDON, July 17Arrvod. steamer Whitley DID, smith,
Now York 18TH ship Thos Boil tB. Grunecr. San Fran
cisco barks Isabel, Meyman. Boston; Banquereau Br.
Hogg. Bull River
Also 18th, ship Republic (s. Phillips. Pnsdcl-
phia
LIZARD. July 10. AM-Arrived steamer Alsstia (Br).
Mckay. New York for London.
MovrLLE July 1s-Arrvcd. steamer Corinthian (Br)
Menzics. Montreal for Glasgow (and proceeded).
MARsEILLEs July 16-Arrived, bark Thor (Nor) Thor
vrdsen. fhilsdelphia.
PALERMO ] uly 17-Arrvod. bark Mary Jsnness. oakes
Bangor Me.
QUEENSTOWN, July l1-ArrIved. bark Geroima Olivari
UtaD Pastorne Baltimore; Albergo Gentle uts Mas
to- Philadelphia; 18th. niydsn BE, worthing-
ton. Boston; Lake Nepson (Br. Scott Montreal Maya
gues tp) Cirion, Newoans; Yrurac Bat tsp), Araua.
Baltimore (all for LivcrpooD.
RouES. July Is Arrived. barks Teus (Nor) johnson
Baltimore: 18th, Title Baker. Boynton New York.
SrErriN July 15-Arrived, barks Amalie or) Andersen
Baltimore; 18th, Fido (hor). Andersen, do
TvkDksrRAxp, July l3-Arrved. bark Noah (Sor) Save
sen. New York.
vLIssISGxS July lsArrivsd, steamer Caand Dutch
Deddes, New York (and proceeded for Rotterdsm).
LONDON, July 1s-The steamer Canada (Br) Sumner,
from New York July for London towcd into Queens
town ia day disabled. She win proceed Tonight
Bark Sterling Tufts. last reported at Accra wCA june
T. wrecked Juno 10 at Salt Pond. THE 47s tons
register built East Boston 1885, and hailed from
lem.1
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SPOKEN.

Shin Frank Thavcr. s"nett from IIoo Tor new fok'
Jr,, IL AM Of Ft.c Fathom bank -. So.
MN j,ity ~ Nankn lir Mclean, from Han for san
H. ,,,' sc, a md & TAT -. lon 20 w. Fl SOB
h sv,e xncrican r) Jordan. RON Liverpool Tor
Bombav July =. lat - IL Ion 80 ,,--u., y. ~,
." ~ a.. akwntcr june 81. lat ~ lou ~ -
"wnrv p,s smhsnt Libby from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco Nav IL las "A ~ s. lon IS ~ W.
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WHAT COLONEL BURKE SAYS ABOUT MR. sEy-

MoUR AND THE RETURNING BOARD.
wurE SULPHUR SPRINGS, July 1s, 1877.
General D. N. Dubose Mrs General Robert Toombs,
N. ". Corcoran and Cole A. Burke, OF New Or
lean-, arrived here to-day. The latter says in
reference to the HERALD statement concerning
the object OF his visit here and what be said
in regard to Mr.. Seymour's visit :-'I do not
know the occasion OF Mr. Seymour's two visits to ew
Orleans have no documents communications
concerning tho Iouisana Returning Board Tor Pres
dent Hayes his friends Ny visit to those springs s
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SUPPOSED MURDER.

TORONTO, Ont, July Is, 1877.
Tho body Of Charles Burt farmer from Garlraxa,
was found the railway track Fergus early this
morning, after the passage Of train. The deceased
town yesterday with party OF strangers, and
had $500 in g possession. No money was found on
tho body. Foul play Is suspected.
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wHALEMEN.

.,.a a, xox Pedford July 49, bark Matilda Sears lot
Dartmouth Chds Bay OF Islands March with i'o nvs
IN :p taken ON homc) ana tJu 90 WI OIL oen
~ Spnc on The voyage $40 bbs and 30 DO WI OIL
sailed from do nth bark Lucretia, Tor racine Vce"n
brig Ross, Hudson Bay -, ,.. -. L. p.v
schr Totte Cook. Dyer OF Provncetown was IN nnJ
Of Mexico July . with I'D Dds So anu lou W ''
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CRUELTY TO A DOG.

Mr.. Frank Moore, OF No Gramercy Park saw
Michael O'Bren, a deputy dog catcher, Singing dog
into his cart by the hind and tail and had
arrested OBrien was held IN 800 In the Fifysev.
cntb Street Court yesterday.
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DIED IN BELLEVUE.

Marcus Magic arrested on the IAN inst. on q
charge OF disorderly conduct For this he was sem
fenced TO three months imprisonment by Justice
WapdclL Two days later, while In the Tombs he was
taken suddenly III and removed to Bellevue Hospital
whero he died last night
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srvyur HAIL STORM.

sTgorD, ont, July is, 1917
ssvcrc hail storm visited this place to-day. Great
x..as~ vas done 10 glass Ffut Trees ana crops suf
serea severely The ground was completely covered
MN ba,stoncs some OF which measured hvc aud
ihreo a uar,srs inches In circupicreass
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BURLINGTON, VI, July Is, 1877.
Secretary Sherman arrived here at late hour to-
night and will leave by boat for New York in the
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and pm Informed
that by telsgrphing the HERALD London Bureau sd-
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, London or to tho
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc ropera-
Paris arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United States this same will esbssd TO this
country FREQ OF charge
Captains arriving 1t aud SAILING French and Med'-
terranean ports will nd the Paris Office the econoi
cal and expeditions for telographlns newG
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MAIL ROBBER ARRESTED.

ERIE, Pa, July Is, 1877.
Charles Smell, an employee in tho Post Office here,
was arrested to-day for robbing the mails. Missing
letters were found his person. Hc is but seven.
teen years of age
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ship INLAND o1er. Jansen from Bremen for Baltimore.
june ~ lat - 50. lon IL
July >. 30 miles NJ III Tuxknr
Bsrk IL Watson" (Am) from New York for Melbourne.
May 81. lat IL T. Ion 81 W.
Bark johann Keper (scr) Spille Bremen for New
Yovt. June ~. lat ~ 10. lon IL .
Bark Matilda Smith (Br), Smith, from Plymouth Tor
Sandy hook June 25. lat Al 07. Ion IA Is
:, BARK ADMIRAL TegethoR Ger. Reyer from HUI Tor
New York July lat 80 ~ lon 80 ". -
Bark Philip Fitzpatrick from philadelphia for AMER.
June o. lat "a So s., Ion 81 30 w.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
Ic6R sALE-sTEAM YACHf, 2s,s FEET LONG; JUST
Il completed Inquire of W. X D.. $50 Broadway. room
CMALL STEAM YACHT. IL FEET LONG. TO BH
Oseen Elysan FIELDS Hoboken, j. In perfect worh
Ing order. Empire Boat Hcuse.
SMALL STEAMBOAT wANTED-FoR EXCURSION
Oscnd room IS No. - Park place
VNANTED-A CABIN YACHT. ABOUT rs FEET Cd
w an open Soop under - cet yacht model
stern; must be sbargain Box 203 Post Office
vxrANTEp-rwO LIGHT DRAUGHT VESSELS ro
w carry redwood 10 New york. WILLIAM CHALMERS,
l53 Front a., corner Maiden lane.
1nSCELLAN EOUS. -s..e
Kiv0fCBs LEGAL EvERYwHERi0 srBsDfLT
~ obtained without publicity. No advance payments
FRKDEaIcK KING. Lawyer. St. asrk's plas&
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails Desfinatio,I O6e.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for tho past ,wenty-four hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. in
dicatcd by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
Ru
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AVCTHgt vesCOruuy 7.
Average temperature for corresponding date last
wear. 81
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

noLrHrAD, July 10. rx-wlnd sw, mod.r.se.,
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or TuE CHEF SiGSAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, May 23--I a. NJ.
fuA.ruTsnsgc


Indications.
For New England, rising barometer northeast to
northwest winds. partly cloudy and cloudy weather,
with rain and stationary or lower temperature.
For the lower lake region and Middle Atlantic
States rising barometer, stationary or lower temper
ature, partly cloudy or clearing weather, with
sonal light showers and northwest Winds
For the South Atlantic states nearly stationary or
rising barometer, stationary or lower temperature,
southwest TO northwest winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the Gull States, slight change Of pressure
temperature and In the East GUT clear or partly
cloudy weather and winds mostly from the northwest,
and IN the West Gulf winds IRON the southwest and
clear or partly CLOUDY weather.
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, rising barom-
e!eg northery Winds clear partly cloudy weather
ana stationary or lower temperature.
For the lower Missouri and upper NJ ssissippi val
icys nearly stationary, followed by falling barometer
stationary on higher temperature, wnos mostly IRON
northeast to southeast, partly cloudy weather, with
rain the upper stations OF the forme district
For the upper lake region, northeast 70 northwest
WINDS slight change ~ temperature, clear or partly
cloudy weather, and rising followed by nearly sta
tonary barometer
The Lower Mississippi will remain nearly stationary
Cautonary signals continue at Sandy Hook, Barne-
gat, Atlantic City and Cape May.
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THE WEST INDIES.

FURTHER TROUBLE EXPECTED IN VENEZUELA
ANOTHER FLURRY IN ST. poMINGo--FoR-
EIGN CoNsULATEs AS PLACES OF REFUGE
THE TOBACCO CROP.
HAVANA, May %, 1877.
The British mail steamer from ST Thomas May II
has arrived Several business houses In ST. Thomas
winding up their affairs and trade with the neigh
boring islands is steadily decreasing
Generals Colna and Coda OF the revolut onary party
in Venezuela, have arrived in 81. Thomas. ExPresi-
dent GuZman Banco, OF Venezuela, also expected
there. Affairs in Venezuela last were In an
Unsatisfactory condition disturbances appre-
hendcd.
D. advices from ST. Domingo to the 9th inst have been
received 1t ST. Thomas \ political conspiracy was
discovered on May in st. Domingo City Thirty per-
sons implicated arrested and others took refuge
in the different Consuates. Subsequently guards
were stationed before the dwellings OF all the Consuls
10 prevent their further asylums. Great con-
stornation prevailed ana a revolution seemed INN
nenL Maladminisration Of the finances seemed TO DO
the principal cause OF discomfort
The harvest OF the tobacco crop in st Domingo
begins next month II Id estimated that the crop VIII
reach l50, 900 quintals.
All was quiet in Hayti at last advices.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NATIONAL VESSELS REpoRTED--oRDERs.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1877
Commodore A. X Hughes, commanding the naval
anchorage at Port Royal c. teiegraphs to the Navy
Department that the United States steamer Essex
Commander Selby, arrived there this morning from
Vera Cruz
Commander A. =. Cook. commanding the United
States steamer swaara, stationed Ut AspinwalI writes
to the Navy Department that every quiet there
and he proposes short cruise Tor the Of the
PENSACOLA AND LACKAwANNA.
A despatch received NJ the Navy Department to-day
from Rear Admiral Murray, commanding the North
Pacific station, reports the arrival oil the flagship Pen
sacola at Acapulco May 2, and the Lackawanna at
the same port on May j. All on board are well.
Surgeon Samuel T. Shaw has been ordered to the
training ship Minnesota, at New York Assistant Sur
gcon James H. Caves has been ordered TO examination
i3r promotion. Commander William Whitehead has
been detached from the command Of the Yantic
placed waiting orders The other officers OF that
vessel. consisting OF Lieuenants Louis c. Bixcr and
John G. Morong, Master H. VI. Jacoby, Passed Assist
ant Surgeon Charles " Gravett and Passed Assistant
Engineer b. c. Gowlng have also been detached anu
placed on waiting orders Master o. G.. CalKns has
been detached from the New Hampshire at Port Royal
s. G., and placed on voting orders. Assistant Pay
master John g. sullivan has been detached from the
Yaptic and ordered TO settle his accounts
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MEXICO.
pIAz CONCERNED AS TO HIS FRIENDS IN THE
UNITED STATES --RoBBING RAILROAD
TRAIN-r6ooPs SENT 70 MEET EscoDEDo.

DIAz CONCERNED AS TO HIS FRIENDS IN THE
UNITED STATES --RoBBING RAILROAD
TaAIN-rsoops SENT 70 MEET EscoDEDo.
HAvASA, May %, 1877.
The French steamer has arrived here from Vera
Cruz and brings the following adviccs:-
CRY or MExIco MAY 10, 1871
The popularity OF the Diaz administration is appar.
emily increasing. Diaz is generally credited with the
determination TO act according to the constitution
senior Zamacona, ia,o member OF the Mixed Commits
sion 1T Washington and Senior Romero ex-Mnisicr Of
Mexico to the United States, have strongly recon-.
mcndod their friends In the United States 10 ergo the
carly recognition OF Dia2.
Ton thousand arms have been distributed by General
Mendez tho soldiers exchange for odarns and in
lieu OF their pay.
TnEv1yG RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
train from tho City OF Mexico for Vera Cruz on
the night OF tho 10th inst stopped about eight
miles from the city. After starting again the con-
ductor that rebbors had stopped the train
and taken $50, 900, which transit for Europe
The passengers dscrcdited the story. on the arrival
Of the train at Orzaba the authorities arrested the
conductor and baggage mas .er
Diaz has expressed intention 10 order the War
Department TO hold all hacenddos and officials per-
sonally Responsible for all crimes committed in their
vicinity.
DIAz WANTS TO BS RECOGNIZED.
Its reported that the acknowl edgment OF Diaz by
foreign Powers would follow his acknowledgment by
the United States. France and England will then be
invited TO renew relations
General Jimnez has been relieved OF the State Gov
ernorshp and OF all military command for the outrage
on the American Consul at Acapulco.
WAITING ron EscoBEpo
-Four Thousand troops have marched to.thc northern