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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
LATEST SHIP NEBS.
FLOR other ShtD Ne,1s SCI Third Page.
FOREIGN PORTS.

LONDON July i8.Tbs Anchor Line steamer Acadia Can't
Gag from NeNYork June 30 arrived at Bristol On Monday
The steamship whitley Capt Smith, from NevYork. July
The Americ. sip sterling Capt Baker from New.Yors.
May - tor san Francisco wrecked the 18th Of June
MovIilR JAY ls.rhe Allan Lire steamship cornthan
Capt Menz e. from Montreal June by way Of Quebec,
arrived here ysser laT on her way 70 Glasgow;
Ca ala rom when reached here i DAY SitR nep
machinery disabled. viii proceed onight
land capt rhomp'on from NewYorK arrived OF Fastnet
LoSDoS JUN sHs.d 18Th inst cad., and Alexander
Arrived 1871 inst ASsnr Viva eros SsTzosn ANA cathc
Capt sahnsen ANA ie fest-t I'm lost, Gerona olya
Albengo Geutle; lsta lust. Isabella.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GLOUCESTER Mass, July lsThe schooner Edward Grover
e 'f p ne 9ss 2, ts2 Of her crew Alex
Banks.
sAvASSAH July l9-Arrived steam ships san Jacrnto New
YORK saragos,a Baltimore Cleared ,cir Lnln zimmerman
Providence Sailed, steamship Gen. barnes. Hev.Y II.
FOsrstss MoSEoE Juy lS-Passed OUT barks Espanal
Enrq9s Carhue Argonaat brig John BoyG Dcme
DE.AwAs I., CITY, July lsATrivfd I7h h5 waraJ
Maan1as or ibe port. bark Gordon. ST. Thon.s
becker NewYork Pass.-sae seuer ir ssh
ship Emma ON tae bar bound ouL ship Zephyr
IA UMonr, July lS-Arrive steamer 10, ullue Tbomn
Moor New York Richard wiling. Iier PhiladeiS =;
Boston t Sae s eva %ay mas - G sS 2y
RIVER n g Mage. Myres Philadelphia clea e 81 aners
"a i.adrD sark, C.tssrua lutal Mag1oll, Lon
slraaor rea~san barSs MATserida Etogo, Ruth Palmer
aHu fflg JOSIE I DcNcreuN
ADE-PnIA, July Starved steamer Agnes smith,
New fork: Harrisburg. Nortl, Boston adng CoDurn'
b som Elizabeth Wood Balt Milly lrnelr NH.
VI ~ sens Alds Avofy IA0mpaOn Bosom. Eerta Bailey
: N, WrvmOu h; L. Ber Van Glider Boston Maud u a.
uch Blckfc, tAa; Helen SDme. NIcsor.on PawtucKet:
J. \" Huton -mmols rIEtbsth CITY, "; ArgO ravor Nor
Isk M INTO sior, Fox veil, kappsAannOcS,
pier wight h"Dpaha mock Walter Pamr, cole, Pr0yie
dSnce Ii. blackmag, Bur ell. Proyi encr Annie IOouey
Coos. Or j. D. Bell Howard Pa key River Clsa4 q
steamer b. T.. CAV p r-on, Gala bark - ing
ton arod, Queens schrs. " Buck riu, Boston;
J g. Van Du7ea, Boyce Boston; r. T.. COrdery. HlgDy
bost'1' AaALaH IO"Diei, King Turks Island
DISASTER
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. July lS.Thr schooner Scull n,
P"ad paa, from Charleston Tor W., mouth Mass " M SO
ions ~ rhosp-ale Black flOcA Foi l. rx
Island yesterday aiternoo and bged All the crew na,s
-
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NFNPORT.

NEWPORT r. l., July 17.-Palesilne Com
maulery Il. I. OF NrwYorA, viii make AN excursion TO
its cav ON day next. and vii DE received and en-
rri.,iura uy the Knight IemPlar % newport
The vacant cottages being rented for less than one
T. I'D Of the Price at first asked by the real estate
AGENTS.
I'm. sp n,h Minister IT is announced will arrive at
he Ocean House the latter pare or the present week
TX Secretary Bctow expected here AS the guest OF
Governor Van Zlndt
Tho Hon. Hcstor Cymcr remains at the Ocean House
yesterday called upon Gen burnside ut his residence
NJ Bristol X. l.
The schooner yacht Josephine. and the slsspyachts
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGTON, Wednesday, july 49, 1871
IA stated in these dispatches. there has been
M Modification Of General Orfs Instructions 10
nursu NJ .xiean raiders the boundary wnen ne
cessary The original orders this subject are entirely
consistent with the plan ot cooperation with Mexear
troos which contempaes that Whenever body Of Mex
loan roops is present az the po the boundary where
the raiders attempt 10 escape the COMMANDER OF the
Mexican troops shall be informed that they may take
pon tue mseves the duty Of experimenting tie raiders
In arcor lance with Gen. Trevnos Instructions from the
Daz Government; bat the event of their falling do
o ar II no such body OF Mexican troops present that
u,v will devove upon our own troops. IL urrher
. stated upon high official authority that before taking
any rtA-r toward rrcO niton 90 tae Diaz Gov
cr1nenf the United states Cove mn nj Will await g
ptomi,,l r,parLlon Tor me actuu invasion am bloody
comb, commt ted by Mexican troops upon the sou %,
the Unl.Cd states.
Al the last session OF the Senate. Philip II
Moran OF Lou siana cor rme for appointment 10 a
Ind e Of the New International Tribunal established IN
Erpt for the adjudication of civil and criminal matters
affecting foreigners IN that country. The State
Department l. to-day In receipt Of Information
from Committeeman Farman that Judge Nor
Tnerf who will according To Cust"gi, present. hn 10
Khcve by whom his formal appointment l. To be- con
Fnrman nj is; " AN glad 10 hnd him Judge Nor
gam not only familiar with the French, but with code
| OF laws similar To those VI Egypt
Nathaniel H. Clark was to-day appointed Revenue
storekeeper for tho nrst District OF Missouri John
Prdon for the third District New-Jersey Jesse C.
Banks guager for tho fourth District OF Virginia d. b.
bancroft gar for tho second District OF Georgia. and
Cummiugs. storo-kceper and guager for the
District OF South Carolina.
Private Secretary Rodgers has prepared Autograph
letter 10 b sent to all applicants for Office who
abe PresIdent 1t informs them that their applications
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MIR. WASHDURNE AND THE FRENCH

PARIS, July 1S.-On the occasion of the Ami
yersaIy Declaration OF American Indepc nde"ce, tie
Franco American Committee sent to Mr. Wa>hburne "a
farewell letter ucgkug Of the friendship uniting tire
Republics. and hoping that America would be rcpu-
snted at the p .1- Exhibition Of 1873. NJ. Wash
buIne rep led that NJ the American banquet at PARIS
ON the Fourth o. July France not forgotten. All
present We're happy To bear testimony 10 her genera
h spitaldv her faithful activity, and tine waimoh
feeling which insde Frcnchmen popular everywhere NJ 10
Wasblrne ad !cd mat the Committee might count upn
h. 20 give expression in America {" the wishes OF e
Commit. ard ne would give his aid 20 Sc IRE ihe pa
uclp ton Of America in tAe Paris Exhibition. il con-
cl1d by cr. i,g mis- than rs for cordial personal
welcome that had always Deen extended 10 MN in
France.
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NOT SATISFIED VIII ARTHUR.
frOUi Htrpo'S WecktH
We hnVe neXrr hcitrI amy Kind of nsnnr

situ Jir1a -,4tlci d af
lac CUstOm-HJ NeW-Io H. Bat they AL I'M
i,ued ppi,Icau,; ,IeF nesty b.ieye 10 TIE pod,a
management cat institution; Icy m tie Sepa
ton tile puoIc service aud O parry polibcs .ele
cMrrt Wu4tu, ser Ou-y dtteup ed, viii grtYcl M
tile ry. ANA tey PROBABLY regard the Present Al
lu. u.-.rlucn ss a wei meaning bat nap acucau.c
.OOil-h Ifli, wien Will Dow over IL lour year,,
duIin- WIc Iey prtyclt It's dOn- any more
Ddt.i yI,abc. - IOI-, thcrc,Or, IT.
,a u ar d oi lac Custom "a , % Will b. diucIt
e. expect o. actuaIclurrn. Meanwhile The persistent
uOuot aIJ tI- C0Is an lau.e All evasion II nee ssh
iiy er f disc cd me re- .tscI, aIt tie i'rtp>c O
me Administrator witch anOw go be n1rd AID nlii
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have referred 70 the proper Department. requests
that all correspondence the subject be held
with the proper officers OF those Departments
The ting Secretary OF the Treasury has purchased
for the Department portrait Of Ex sccretary Chase,
pained nv Chappel This intended beginning Of
OF collection OF portraits VI Lne secretaries Of tho
Treasury.
Mes.rs McCammon and Bradley OF the Board OF
Tnouirv into Allegations OF Frauds or Misconduct the
Indian Bureau, returned from the West to-day. Tie.
Investigation Is still conducted IN secret
The case against g. r speake for sending sandcrous
postal card 10 John l. scken has been dismissed to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19

The full returns are not yet in the subscriptions re-
ceved on Monday at san Francisco, New Orleans
Chicago or Cincinnati have not yet been reported
The indications are that the treasury Will to-mor-
row issue call for $3j000,O00 although the
amount has not yet been determined upon. Should
the call not be for so large an amount another VIII
follow in a day OF two for a sum which, in addition
to the amount embraced in the first rule, Will fully
aggregate $50, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
TIE vOYAGE OF THE NEW-8EDFORD.

QUEBEC, July IS.-U1ptaln Geare OF the
bark Amphtr e. Bristol for this port, reports hat
on June 26 In latitude Az 80 y. lontuds 40 be
met the tweaty-foOt scAoonrTris.ed whalo-boat New
Bedford TWENTY-FIVE DAYS Out with Cant Crap. and his
wife ON boari. a.. hove io, and the to v0ysyer-
boarded the AmplitIite. They remained 10 dinner. ana
EXPRESSED themselves well satisfied far WIN thci
voyage 90 Europe AMI sa ed t thew hld enjoyed guod
hea On. A. parun-, Capt. Gedre nroy drd them win
wine and wafer WArn tue Two ycsfei. separated, fbr
New Bedford sfeered casu0rtneas aud the ships CON-
pauy gave three cheers for the mite craft
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HdRAIED

C0Dk-ST UDDIF0RD-At tle Mansion House. BROOKLYN
menslay July - Oy me Rev b. = Jams a.-isal by
We teF. Dir AiEmau % Mad SOL. Nj and fhe Rev Mr.
ApDott OF Newl0rA, Edward L. Cock 81 Madison " j. 70
HATTIE, laughter OF ". '. stu dllOrd Of brooklyn.
J0Bs-Os BOAN-Jnly IS, IS. a. the residence OF tho
brides father by the Rsv. Brady J. Backu- I-tugl
eldest daughter Of Dr. lOn Osborn Thomas
Allen J0Us % springfield, y. J. 40 cards
wYLIE-McLEoD-At the Reformed Presbyterian Church.
lweLs, Tues efruiug, llF ~ 1917, Jy the sr.
ffDrt yle, assisted by Rev. JOAn
raBforl. Rev. William j. Ms,dOwr!l Rev. Liam
Wyle Miss J.. NJ Leoi, daughter OF tex Rev.
Or. John y. AclrOd, al Of Ia city.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

GREEN BRrAR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
Va. July 1s.rhrre nearly i've hundred visitors at
this place. Large arriving daily, and III
cude numerous distinguished persons from all sections
Q Iarters have been engaged and prepared for Pres
dr4t HAYES and party, expected bre N t.e lat
t.r fart this TIE Presidents arrival Is eagerly
looked for and his reception VIII b. the even OI the
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
AN ENGLISH VIEW OF. CANADIAN ANNEXATION.


Mr. Hayes IL negotiating with Mexico to stop
hOui.r r.,4-. ..i cucucs VIII H. l.al ucas
VIZ, and the creation OF SJu,nc STATES out OF an
ncxed provinces MI Blaine. .S bIs, says
TINS Otsuiy, and advocates tuuuicI- Oicy tIr at
trdcfO-O. course uy voluntary uctu-lf auad an
Dom I 90 mo thc Union. TIE Canadians, Le thinks,
wound .uu..sh just Tho If mat rial necessary TO
cluuteIblucc inc oath. lie nJd that the Cana
didns. Who never mad the SiNey difficulty % con-
,,uo wit. ua4 have pftJud'eo against i.e
.b. Sc racr tae o,atcs--tae New EnSanders-wUuld
JON tDe Suu.nolHcTs ia order Jo lule the Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19

QUEBEC July 1S.-Capt. Thomas Cornell, in
charge Of DE light APP at Mdnconag:u station, report
That on July 3 he picked bottle hjItn pass tha
hghtshlp. and on opening 10 found slip OF paper with
the following wOras: hoover hnd- his hOffe, let
them tell laines burning III p.ecr-. steam
sup = .cton. / ma % rul. cannot NOR" Cap.
Cornell says the pauer scur ned a. a. b. ire auu
much decayed. Or lad allure late. Gir eiin-
si9 PctOn le QncO'C the Am q! NlvemJ;r. 1873.
and was a. III P.ctOn, n :. All thIa was ev"-
found II Ter her spas ana oaer pieces Of
fU. w eel
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eoc1AL scIENCE CONyENTION.

SEASIDE PARK, n. D., July lS.-Ihe mem-
hers OF the Social Conference, now IN session
here visited the United y ates lfesaving station 10
dnv Among the delegates Prof. LOOMS OF Lewis
bueg Penn James B. Miller. the Rev Drs. MagOon,
I.,,r,Iman and 5prltt, Philadelphia. d.. wilson, OF
Batimurr DR. j. C. Levy Lroz'e ana Miss "eOp' Vi 'no
Nav Jersay state Reform ScaoOL
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AN Ex-CIry TREASURER CHARGED WITH EN-
BEZZLEMENr

ALLENTOWN, Penn. July 1S.-gacob A. Blu
rner ex-Cty Treasurer arrested to-day Tor the en-
b,zzenent OF 1000 Of the Crty's money ana MS b"
was fixed $1,000. lie mas so lar been u,.oe 10
titan i'm m. .st National Bank, OF walsh u" was
.r an, hi. fA.nrr President, OWING 10 that ilslltd-
-. ..,lr.l, iIlIn
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Dr. Pierce OF TIE Worlds DlsDrn,lrv Ruyllo Y Y has
perfected by combination OF CERTAIN vegetable exrafts
ntufA S,tic, wlch ID. does a cure. uf ana
"hic aim r4yy ulns snglesess Df purpose being ro.,
positive AID rel aDl- remedy for those seakes.es and lc
CON plants tat aihct the th- present Jaw Thls
hat raj spe lac compound called Pieces FayOrto Pro
scr pdOn. 1t Il sod by druggists.
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Montreal, July 1S.--At the Caledonia So
ccty's ueonF the OF tne -. Andrews society boz
couacm ing Mayor audry endorsed Frnci Fltz-
patrick. tho sentinel who sta1h q McKeown. has been
nonorauy .rqultted Inpor arrests in connection
with the shooting OF Elliott expected to-day.
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THE EAST INDIAN COTTON SUPPLY.

L0,DoN. Wednesday, July Is, 1877
TIE Yearly Fec co # Trade, issued by the
Bt.su Cu,tnus l.nssloners, SHOWS tmt the United
States mas resumed the position Of the chief source OF o.
cotton supply. much to th, Ietriment OF Inlia, wicl
sent $50. coo cwt less III 1876 than in 1873.
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GLAERAL FOREIGN NEWS.


L0NI7VN' > j
The National Line steamer Canada Capt.
Sumner, Gom N.w-York Juy ., for London, was
tOwcd nro Queenstown TO dav disabled.
The agent Of tlc National Line in this city received
yesterday telegram fiom Queenstown, stating that the
Canada had put there have her shaft repaired.
TIC injury proved DE sli-l, aud able
her voyage 20 LONDON The passengers we're all
we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
POLO AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, Il. l., July 1S.-Nine excellent
games O polo played here this afternoon, and
withstanding the nfavorabe weather there large
attendance OF distinguished people including Governor
Morgan Of New-York. The sides follows:
Reds-S. X. Robbins. Lloyd Bryce and ). ;. Rowland
Biues-FArman Rogers. Geo X. Fearing and Carroll
Bryce.
The games were decided rs follows:
Reds, g Blues /.
band was n attendance. The sport very excit-
ing aud the general Opn,O tina better games
had ever been played here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
GREAT NEWS ABOUT FIELD.
rom TIE Ncc York ErereSs
In other words. David bud ley Field isn't ;

In Otner words, DdNlu Duu 10y iClu ioh ="
fool And lc nUpvs nc RctuIuIh- bOdld ist'u7 VAL o.
Ioruuiiv puu.scd thcy deserve. ANA INA. the ra--
c.n ln AL IL com, cluOIs Will be uuearthed, even II
il docs reopen the Presidential question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19

In the dental ranks VIII nsvsr occur Won are particular with
your DAY with that famous
wash. From youth Ia ODD IL VIII
socss and unimpaired The teeth Of persos
like wilderness and tie
hue. wn the breath purified and reiere and
grant OF ants-pIo he bs and
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TREASUkY OPERATIONS.

NEARLY SG6,O00000 OF THE FOUR PER Cent?
rAKEN-A LARGE CALL FOR 5-2Os COMING.
WAsHINGroN, July 1s.-The following are the
subscriptions to the four per cent Consols OF 1917
reported to the Treasury Department up to $50 p
IN Iulv = 1877:
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOR1.

GOV ERNNENT INDI'AIlON-.
For the Middle and East Atlantic States
faluig hrouetcI. increasing .Uthcas' go -nu' "'r
ain h. and " r.nrr. cloudy and tany u'hcr, uii"" 90
in the Node states by rising ba oncttr auf cool
NorluW- tt Wl Ii,.
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Special y olices.
~ Court OF Arbitration.


Hon. ENOCH l.. FANCHEH Arbitrator
Sessions Court held daily the Rooms o. tho
Chamber Of Commerce No So william 81 AMI M the Ohce OF
Arbitrator 10 galway, Tor the hearing aud prompt
controversies disputes and matters % differ
among merchants shpmaster-, aud Others
wi ann the jurisdiction of tho Port sf Nsw-fofK.
The Drrileg,s To-. court OnGaea 70 class, BIT ne
yeerGl Lc subtt their controversies 10 Of neHe
Bins for the submssion OF canes aud of nOrma
obtained grads Application To this clclk TIA
the Chamber.
Keeps Patent psrty-nais DRESS SHIFTS the very
Des, nnisled a. easily hc4nlns hand.
karrl ~. SlA 3rpa
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Po.t-Omce The Tor the ending
sArU .tDAY, ia y, 1911, vii esss A. ths oJies
TUESDAY. at 7.lO u Eur p Wisconsin,,
via gaeens own; on WEDNE-DA1 Al Al 300 a M tor
EnIOpc bJ steamship -cYtha via QueensOwu Correspond
Francs be forwarded by this must 10
specially s1irsssi and 300 a. diect
Vlle 10 Hlyrs tn r. Al so
n. Europe by sSoapsas Gsert va Plymouth. cher
1sirg. .ga Hamburg. SAEt NDAf LOO for
scott &C, Steamship VICTORIA Nozzle Glasgow.
aad li:3J fOr Egrop-, steamship br lnrca via
for Germany. -coaad. sc.
forwarded by this be acdIcssr,
I'D ll.3D NJ. Germany by stsas snip
pos ssi bromsa. Tao Steamers Ts1o<sn Scytha
and do not a.ls EeaAarx, Sws.sn AID
NOrwav. fsf West indies Havana
Ysrk August l. r4s mails Ch ma aud >an
Pan August 2. Ia As Australia, &c. vii
"a Francisco August Is, 1877.
july a. 81. 7. l. JAMES. Postmaster
Stevardcs- ante "a large Educational tuton 20
.4nage kitchen aud Dining AO1r for ismiy
ave persons \ nrscss, having re-
experience. address
references. ". r. F. lock box 6us. POsf-aglee
p1uguketbsls y !. without eacuMbra4cr DgeisrIea
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WASHINGTON.
UoUsE AFFAIRS,

! CUSTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS.
| GEN. SHARPE AND HIS COMMITTEE ~ WASHINGTON
A NEW INSPECTING PARrY-mR. BAUsH DE-
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aH Notices If Hlrriaysi mus, be miOr5ei teih IaH
same and address
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DISASTER.

PROVIDENCE r. l., July lS.-Th- schooner W Scul q,
P"ad Ipaia from Charleston for We, mouth Mass M SO
tons ~ ihDsg-ale, BLACK ocs lo 4 g,s :
Island yesteuay afternoo aad biged AL the Grew nae
icit her except the captain and remain by Tia
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secured Inc UEea STATES and isregn COMMITTEES by
ARTHUR V. BRLH-EN's PAlBNT AGENCl,
rs Broadway, NeN-Yor
Pest refernnoes. SOW Tor oyls al nat IeIlon.
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seaside Library.

bons only The STANDARD
Is within Their Of eve BooEs ally r. m
- gwen u!cnanse1 abridged, tor - AMI ,sa .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-27
"JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE"

INQUEST on THE BODY OF LoUx.-oFfIcEn
MuErHA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROGERS con-
DITIoN.
Coroner Simms held an inquest at tho Long Island
body OF Antonio Loux, who was fatally wounded on
Tuesday night last, by officer Murtha Of the Third
precinct. The FIRST witness Examined was Mrs Loux
vito OF the deceased She testified that her husband
attacked her before officer Murtha into the room
and the time 81 the officers entrance he had her
upon the bed and was choking her officer Murtha
was tho called lie corroborated the tes-
timony OF Mrs Loux concerning the choking, aud
sworc that he FULLY believed his lie danger when
he discharged his pistol at Loux who had already shot
Rogers and had HE gun again raised ana pointed Al
that OF officers Muiigan. Darby ana ha.ioran OF the
Eleventh. precinct The result OF the post TEN
animation was then read. after which the case as
gwen TO The jury. Tho following verdict was re.
turned -
Tho deceased his death by iaccraon the
from pistol shot wound from
John Murha and tho shooting done la iel.nc.
anu was Unsuitable.
Coroner Simms then honorably discharged officer
Murtha. Mrs. Loux under the aavcie OF some lawyer
made complaint against officer Murtha before Justice
Ferry, IN which she charged him with deliberate
der Justice Forty informed Mrs. Loux that he wuua
not grant The warrant until the verdict OF the Curo
ners Jury had been rendered. When Mrs Loux learned
the result OF tho inquest she that she did po caro-
10 press The complaint Tho condition OF officer Roger.
was somewhat better yesterday, although II "a stI
doubtful whether his arm eau be saved Hc vas
called upon during the day by several of his brother
ohcors and also by Chof Campbell and commissioner "a
Jourdan and PyDurn.
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OBITUARY.
WILLIAM FousHxE RIrcHIE, JOURNALIST.

WILLIAM FOUSHEE RIrCHIE, JOURNALIST.
William Foushee Richie diod Tuesday last at
Lower Brandon. Va. on the James River, at
O'Clock in the evening Mr.. Richie had long been an
invalid, suffering acutcly from gout and other DIS
ORDERS but at times his physical health good and
his mental faculties at all times unimpared. lie
taken sick Sunday evening retired to bed CON-
planning that he suffered greatly in the region Of the
heart and experienced great difficulty in breathing.
His mind was clear until within half an hour
OF his death, and his end was peaceful
Father" Richie, tho founder Of the Richmond
Enquirer and tho best known journalist and politician
OF MS day. The deceased was bred to Journalism.
After graduating with the highest distinction he i'm
proved hrs mind by several years OF travel In Europe,
aud was one OF tho most polished gentlemen OF his
day. When "Father" Richie went to Washington 10
establish the Union as the democratic organ no left
the Enquirer In charge OF his sons, William y. aud
Thomas. The paper was conducted with marked abil-
hy. Mr. Richie was noted more for terso, vigorous
aud logical rather than ornate, style His utter
apces however, scarcely less potent than those
OF his distinguished and venerable father and after the
death OF the latter tho name OF Richie was stu
worldwide Mr.. Richie belonged To class
OF journalists who believed that their usefulness
such would DO impaired by tho acceptance OF public
Office. In private lie Mr.. Richie OF tho
cstimablc and courteous OF gentlemen. His mind was
rich anecdoc and illustration and no tho most
genial OF COMPANIONS. Alter many years OF attention
Mr.. Richie married to Mrs Anna Cora MowatL
nee Ogden, the actress and authorcss This lady he
survived several years A few years before tho
lam W. Dunnavant, disposed OF tho Enquirer. Since
tho surrender OF Richmond MIR. Richie has resided
with his sister, Mrs j. H. Harrison. Lower Brandon
OF the historic mansions OF Virginia.