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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
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Rev. NJ. j. FLAMMANG,
st. Donatus,
optr Sister Sup. NJ. SEBASTIAN,
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
st. ponatus, Jackson Co., Iowa.
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day. One was considerably injured. Tho " Was
49 to register built Franklin Me- In 1885, and hailed

day. One man considerably injured The n + ya:
from Boston.
BRIG QuAseo tBr, from 81 Domingo for Boston. before
reported wrecked sugar and ioxwood Al
hands we're rcscned by the fishing schr Juliet OF ~
had barely time saving only what they stood
BRIG rIyx Bsornxss. Randall from cardenss for New
her voyage lith inst. having completed Repairs
BRIG LLxx MrrcastL. from Boston tor Mach,aspcrt.
miles from Mscnaspo Her so.t & n" was sove anil she
full OF water. Tugs have gone her aid from Machias
ScHE ADpIE BLsisDrLL. from Philadelphia tor Charles
=, last Tho bai.dcii was three mastsd schr
57a ton; burden valued at sbont s4oo hailed from
deli Fisk and o."srs o' Of that place si had but
s. ss II put IN s"tosh ,H sa ns
back the 5000 which had been spent upon her.
The ca,tAn Is that he Laid his conrss
properly from Cape Lrokcut to clear the ghtship and at
weahered all the shoals. having mistaken light which
niterwad proved % have been shore for that Frying
sci ashore nine to the sborsward OF the light
ship and Captain rows thinks disaster to a very
wrong with his compass.
scns RALPH 1Iowss Ryder from Baltimore: at George
2arbor whon blot RAM ashore re i IN the
breakers at AN and lost an anchor She was subse-
quent'y boarded by pilot. who got the vessel on.
bvERDuE- Brig Union (Br sailed from Arichat Mny %
Tor Barbados. and has not snca been heard from.
QUICK PAssAGE-Bark T J Southland which arrived ut
Calcutta July o. made tho passage in sd davs.
LAuxcnYD--At East Boston l1th inst ship Goodwin
heiors noticed. She is owned by Pckering Co. OF
Boston.
New Bedford. intended for the whale fishery, was
launched At Mattapoisett ltth lust
snirnurLpISc-At East Boston, Mr. Robert Jacksons
nearly and wit proaby hc launched sprnc
tides Mr Ahel Cloves new ship Of 4oo tons Is only cced
less nc can nnd u purchaser FOR her
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COTTON.

CROP REPORTS FROM ALABAMA AND MIssrs-
sIPPI.
MOBILE, Ala, July IL, 1877.
The Mobile Cotton Exchange makcs the following
crop report Tor Jure:-
Forty counties forward l21 letters OF average
date OF July l. Tho character OF the weather since
tho lst OF June generally scasonabc; twenty.sx
counties reporting seasonabc, thirteen very favora-
blc SIX not favorable, account OF too much rain.
Compared with last year TO this period, fourteen
port the weather equally AS favorable nineteen more.
Twelve less the latter being from the extreme
northern and southern counties. Thirty counties
port increase decrease In acrca since the
oil June 10 report increase OF from i've ten per
cent; ve report slight decrease, owing to detective
stands. The stands are reported good TO fair IN
tblriy-cght, very good three, not good two and
bad IN two; twcnty-cght report plants blooming and
forming well, fifteen not blooming and forming well
and Two not blooming yet The present condition OF
tho crop compares avorably with last year, twenty
live counties reporting good, eight better and Twelve
not good Nine counties report the crop fourteen
days later than last year. ten days later, three
Four counties report the appearance OF few catcrp-
lars, but no damage has yet been done by ihcin. A
lew counties complain OF lice and cut worms. Plants
are tough, small and in favorable condition.
MISSISSIPPI.
Sxty-two letters received IRON twenty cou mites re-
port the weather during juno as sfoows:-Favoratno
Ia ten, untav0rabe In seven and too rec. as
compared with the same period last year. Eight re-
port more favorable weather, eleven less favorable
about the same. There has been no change
in acreage planted since Juno In fourteen an in
of Ave to ten per cent two ana decrease OF
thrcc to nyo per cent IN four. Cotton stands are re-
ported follows:-Good to lair eighteen counties
good last year In and bad one; plants
blooming we'll IN two, Just ne TO bloom
IN clght and no blooms IN ten. Tho condition Of tho
crop impaired with last year Is generally reported
as good. But Iatcr-how much later is not stated
counties report tho much and tho crop grassy
tho condition not good aud two, the condition bad
No worms arc reported
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BOUND EAST.
CLEARED.

steamer Abyssln,a Br Murphy. Liverpool via Queens
steamer Somerset (Br,. Western. Bristol. E-w Nor
gnn. . ..,
Baldwin Il tn.
steamer Colnrb bus, Reed. Havana--wm p CLYDE 4 Co.
Steamer Gen Barnes ChccsmHn Savannah-Murrny. Fer
ris l. Co. t-tt
steamer Gulf strcam Tribon Charlcston-J W Quntard
steam Beverly Wallace. Philadeiphia-,Jas Hand.
BARK Carbon Kenny. AMER for orders Vernon Brown
Bark Larkspur (Br). storey. Bristol E-Boyd Hinck
Bark Gusavc Fr. Bruere. 5ottenburg-C Tobias Co..
Bark Marino tAus), vxlcich. Copenhagen-Funch Edge
Co. .
Eark (jrmus, shackford Dunkirk--Brett Son e. Co
Brig Eva utal,. Cappicllo Messna tor ordcrs-Fonch,
Biz oliver Cu.tstBr Jones Port Prince--R Murray,
schr Georgia. Coffin. Port Spain trrindad) -fowland
Schr o Marrett. Reed. Maranham- Burdett Il Pond.
scnr Eta Josic, Buukcr Fcrnandna-John Boynton's
Son. - - ,..
Schr Gienwood. Halock, Philadciphia--Jamcs A Van
schr Bessie Black tBr). Ludlow. Newark, MI Win.
scnr David Crane Golden Bridgeport Frank Pidgeon
schr Sarah Babcock sidney. Grecnport, Lf-Atlantic
and Virginia Fertilizrng Co
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ANOTHER SPANISH AFFRONT.

THE AMERICAN FLAG AGAIN INsJLTED OFF THE
CUBAN COAST--A wHALEE OvEEHAULED AND
HER MATE DETAINED FIVE DAYS.
BosToS Mass, July IL, 1877.
A letter has been received at Provincetown from
Captain Taylor, OF tho whaling schooner Rising Sun,
bearing q report OF another insult TO the American
nag On the 10Th OF May he cruising on the South
Keys OF Cuba, the lookout Tor whales. About nine
O'Clock A. NJ school was sighted to lceward Captain
Taylor aud his chici mate Mr. Atkins, killed two
small whales and pursuing others when the boom
OF gun was heard, and shot ricochettcd over tho
waves and plunged into the sea ere II reached
them. soon more reports, and two kissing
balls followed each other In rapid succession. Captain
Taylor, pcrcevIng that something must bo done,
started or his vessel, but was intercepted by tho
enemy, who proved to DC Spanard His own person
was demanded hostage until spanish gunboat
should make her appearance and examine her papers
he refused and they demanded his chief mate, and
wcrc incxorable In VAIN he protested, reminding
them OF the loss to vessel and claiming the validity
oi his papers. Mr. Atkins was taken and placed on
board, The captain being lett alone whales
ne best he couid-a dhcuit task IN heavy sea- For
five days the mate dctaincd, until n spanish gun
boat arrived and declared The papers correct Ths
detention. at this particular time, IN the midst OF
school of whncs, was serious loss to the vessel and
IS but sequel 10 the outrage pcrporatcd tho Ellen
Rizpah and her captain.
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A BRUTAL OUTRAGE.

A YOUNG GIRL CRUELTY BEATEN WITH A
CowHIDE.
Information was given TO Captain Cherry, OF tho
Eleventh precinct, yesterday afternoon that young
girl had bocn brutaIly beaten by Peter Epson, at
his apartments. No. 10 Goerck street. Detective
OConnor was detailed to investigate tho story. Tho
officer went 10 the apartments designated and found
the door locked IIc raped for admittancc, but
1t refused him. The door was thcn
forced, and the officer entered and found
Epson there. In an inner room, lying on mattress
OF straw, child was found no proved 10 DO Louisa
Flder, aged nine years, OF No. 235 stanton street
She WINS In terrible condition; blood
was oozing from lcss than seventeen cuts about
her head and body, which were greatly bruised and
dIscoorcd Seeing the officer she raised herself MS
best she could from hcr scan;y bed, and besccch
tho detective 10 protect her from any moro
beating The girl said tnat she had been lashed with
a cowhidc BY Epson. The whip found hidden away
was bcsmcarcd with blood. Detective O'Connor ar
rested Epson aud locked him up charge OF cruelty
10 chdrcD Tho neigh say that he frequently In
the habit OF beating Ioui~a, whom he ompioyci ~
crrands. The reason that hc made sucn a murderous
assault on the young child was that he caught her
bringing beer Tor a .neighbor. Hc charged
hcr with procuring tho beer on his account
This, however, was not true, ~ tho Girl paid for H.
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Ssssa. sss ss II sy ss!E
s "a s. sss+s ,sSi sss York;
ssss @ s@.. s s!n , Rsyns cs "% Ss y"
@ S%s; o w Soss
d. 81 eF Sso, r for Jsse. S A X. @
zasa aw ' ssr. e. reSSs SsS Srh ss., sss
Rp ,neIc a,s r. Way r New York
Br.paswirxa. Xs July arrived. bark Scotia CBo.
cmnisriasA. sny -rrved, bark Bvoged Christensen
IsIrax. jniy Arrived. brig Princess Of Wales tsr,
cleared iih, brig Carolin. por. Gonsalves Sew York
or Eli. Qaecn.osa; rsh v. Monsrk (Noi,, IIayos,n.
load Tor United Kingdom brig kxa Morton Leland for
Portland; Jon" Laughn Weeks do: brig Dudley Kchno
sailed M"y - bark. % Try Assn Ds,% ssy
9,"i Yo.i 2''n rh'' "'yers"ns ''r' br"nae"0"'s Ne"
In port une l. brig John swan Rumbal for New York
Walter smith smith. do for do; schr James Riley.
IdSerpooi Mississippi inS" do BARK. Persian Gup%pen %
PonT sras, Jun" 20 in port big Jessis shyn., ross
from Boston. arrived 10th. dsa.
Msry r Se~ s s port 'e'r susan
PUGwAs, June 27CIGarcd. bark Condor (Br). Mocklor
Bristol Il ~ LOWS Wright (Br Wright, Liverpool Ell
Ida Anderson. Sharpness
Qurnrc. jus o-Arriycd. steamers Mnnitoban. Mcnou.
d.; Lake campain, Bernscn do for do soscdalc from
Barrow for d..
Cleared 1th. bnrks Euby, Robertson. Lin erick VIM
Wright. Owen Amsterdam Kong Svcrrc, Nielsen. Cork
Quay.
Rio GRASpn DO Sur May 3o-In port, brig J II Henkcs
(Duchl, for Boston
RIO JAxxrRo, June SIN port. bark Nordbon (Sw)
Biorhonnnn fur New York FinEa tSw> Lindstrom for
Baltimore: brig Eda Ncrl Klein for do: Mary Rico.
Chaoner for do: schr teo Walker, for Now iork brig
Arctus (BrI Roberts for New York
Franconia OTIS. and Howard Troop tI3r, Mack. fir
Pncihc India; Louisiana. Oliver from Cardiff arrived
LIST for taao, all In ballast barks Eycor LttIcHelu
Pacific India Iron Age. Overon, for Java both In
bansO Jas Mcarthy, Gould. from Portland ior Bucnos
Ayres. to repair ruddcr; Gamael. Shaw. from Bal
tnore, arrived LIST. Colin Mcneil. Crowell from
New York, arrived I'd; Anna rAuS. Mernco-
vicb, from Richmond, arrived 7tn; Caribei lBD,
Graham. from Pensacola do brgs John Sherwood. Ma
kin nom Br.nswick do: Mover lBrl Andcrson from New
Yorg, arrived ID Water Witch North, from Baltimore.
u Jones tbrj. Gamagc. schr jesse Carll rnderh,
frrm TarragonR. arrived I'd
Sailed Jnnc ship PG blanchard. MCINTYRE, Gu lao,
bnD 9TH brig Anna Maria (Br) Thornton. Pernambuco
1t ship loado Dunaing, Cailao 'ta, barx Iphigcnia
tNcr smith. New York.
SANTOS. May 10 ->niloa brig Leonard Myers, Hicks,
Hampton Road.
SAcKyiLLk July 7saiicd. Dark knor Vcrns. Copy. FOR
tho Clyde.
Theal New YORK; 9Th, ships Hsrmondes tBp Kesns r
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may ssll ss doubted for various wsshsy r:s; rr:.ss
CUBA seems to be orccne conclusion with most people
One why Mexico should be annexed IL that the coun
try Tor hundreds OF bias been without any hxed gov
ernment and Of continual annoy TO
us. Another Is that the bone and sinew OF
tho people who have been forced
by circumstances to call Mexico 'home"-nre t"xcu
crraxeoasy and made TO suffer innnerabe ndsnities ~
the hands OF lorde Of bArbarians generally styled
professional revolutionists rnere every reason
20 believe that the good people OF Mexico would
bail with JOY anne xation to the United STATES.
The professional revolu onsts who do not num-
could be easily and eectuay subned u once convinced
that there longer public TREASURY Tor them 70
subsst IL therefore upon humanitarian grounds
Mexico should be Joined To United Stateseven oy
force OF arms The country endowed witt
tures choicest gifts and all that s wanted 20 make IL one
Of the and happy the face Of the earth
Is good government. 49,
The charge recently made would be dangerous 90
annex Mexico to the Southern States was not made on
evidence and s consequently groundiess Whiic
there prob ABILITY tho Of Mexico at
future time is hardly possibility that Canada will
Joined the United States state Is gradually
forming Northern border which will NJ distant
day our wealth. influence and power. II our
had little and considerably less
comp and mndedness would not be con
tinuAy rctrogradinG are doing
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ANTWERP. July io-Arrived steamer De Ruyter tBele)
Falk New York.
ALICANTE. July ll-sailcd brig Mary Fink Spencer New
York.
ARcHAscEL. to July 1l-sailed, bark Henry NorwelI.
BRsroI July 11-Arrived steamer Dorian (Br) Smith.
wick. New York.
BREMEN. July 7-Arrived barks Antonette tGer Rose
nan. Darien; llth. Leocndia tGer) weuke. New York
Sailed IIh barks Sebastian Bach Ger, Olbers Phla-
de,phia; Europa Ger. Kimme, North Amerc,.
BERGEN July 3Arrived, bark Mary csw), Jonsscn, Now
York.
BoHDnAux. July 1oArrived bark sibal Nor, Hammer
stadt New York.
Savannah.
BuENos A, RES July 1l-Arrved previously, bark Men
dota Perry, Pensacola via Barbados.
DUxKIRK. July 1O-Arrived, bark Loveand tNor> Ros-
trup, New York.
FLEETWOOD July 1o-Arrvsd. bark Acadian OsD, Cou,.
ms Ship Hnrbor. Ms.
FLKxssonG July 4-Arrved, bark Ruth (Nor). Evenssn
Richmond. Va
GooLx July lo-Arived brig Mary Wilbur tBr,, Mur-
phv New York.
GREsrEMuNDE. July 7-Arrived bark Settew (Sw)
Lovquist, Pensacola
GENOA. to July l1ssiled, Conndsnsa Qtal), New
York.
KosIcsprRG. Jny e-Arrived, bark Pater tsw), Kohl,
hiadclphiA
LuvrnrooL July l1-Arrived steamer Massachusstt.
Br), Walters. Boston; bark Helen (Br) Hutton Darcn
Sailed 1ith, Lord Clvo (Br) Urquhart Phadel-
phia; ship Cashier (sr). Teller, 10.
LONDON. July 1--Clcarcd. bark Ncwcomb (Br) New.
comb, America.
LONDONDERRY, Juiy i1Sailod bark Pillau (Ger) Kuhr
United States.
LIZARD. July 11-On steamer Denmark .Br). williams
from New York for London
LunEcK. July 7-Arrivcd. bark Erragon Nor), Weber.
New York.
QuEHNsroww. July 11-Arrived. ships Freedom Law.
rence. New York; Importer sh,rburne, San Francsco
bars Aglaia (Br), Jack. Astoria. o. Christina (Br An.
drcws New YORK; Saga tNo, Larsen, do Attivts QtaD
Maresca. Baltimore.
svrxDBEac, to July 11-Arrived brig Acelia Thurlow,
Galson, New YORK.
SINGAPORE, July 1c-In port. ship Game Cock Hardy
from bombay TO load for Boston.
STOCKHOLM. July s-Arrived bark Lohengren Gep Ben
din New YORK
TYNE, July loArrved. bark Hos tNor), Evenscn Pen.
sacoa.
VENICE. July 1I-Arrived. schr wciaka, Perkins, New
York.
Aris at Swedish port July ). brig vcstn (sw) wah
gren. Charleston.
Arrived mt United Kin ydom Port July II, bark ACos
tina dtaD. Bozzano, Baltimore via Queenstown.
WEATHER REPORT.
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Sailed from New London July TO- bark Trinity Rogers
for South Atlantic Ocesn
Ocean. -
New Bedford july l0-Bsrk President this port is to
be fitted for two In tho Moth Atlantic
snil In september under command of Capt George Alien.
letter from Cant Roberts. of schr VIM 4 Grozi~r of
Provncetown. reports her Nav 1T II y Ion
- w. with 100 bbis OIL Would cruise that vicinity
until last q Jnns and then procce! 70 Western rouna
letter from Capt Clifford Of bark Oak of Now
ports her ut Panama June 25 sailed 9th c-uise IN
the bay hnmpbacking: Reports sailed 2st. bark Hunter
Holt Nh. crusr. Heard from. date. tho limo Ion
120 W. bark John West Manchester NE. having taken
500 bbls sp oil within short time.
The New York herald., 1877-07-12
OBITUARY.
cArrAIN JOHN cuMMISs.

CArTAIN JOHN CUMMINs.
The latest news from Cape Town. Africa, announces
the sudden death that port May 80, OF Captain
John Cummins, OF tho American bark Edward Aloro.
in his fortyaith year. For the last twenty-five years
thore tow captains who sailed from this port
moro widely known and respected. His funeral was
attended by all the captains in the port and many OF
the merchants OF the place, who at once subscribed
toward erecting n mon numcnt to mark his grave Ho
q very popular captain and owuer, having at ono
poriod nve vessels OF his sailing from this port.
He leaves wifc and child who reside IN Brook
lvu.
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SAILED.

Ste amers Abyssnia !Br, for Lycrpool somersct BD.
BrtvI 81 Laurent (FrD Havrc: CoiunbuS Havana; Gen
Barnes Savannah; tiuf Stream, Charleston; Albemare.
Lcwes Del ships Gustavc oscar Ger). Brcmcn Golden
STATE shanvna barks Prodomo (Nor Copenhagen Ceres
fNorl Liverpooi Iimywnrd. Trieste probo dts. do
Josie IimxIeino tbrsItar; sarah Kennedy, Alicante
sehrs Carrie. J u Wright and Paugausctt,
,.d hri0R Rsdo ror
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srpoc; Ecuadnr (br,. Hughes do: Maggie Miller .br,.
Cook, Minister Of Marine lrl, Fritz Galway bark n
tania Nor. Haun Watcrfurd brig San Carlos Ataerton
Portland: th brig Nellie Jones (rl, Grant Greennck
Cleared 9Th. schr Aurora Boress tBr, New i"rk Nm IN
ship Rock Kinney. Liverpool bark Vanadis S"r,
Petersen. Montrose: brig wxnderer tBr Lewis. Neuws
dep: llth. schrs l. ~ Pierre (Br. and Geo Cahoul
(Br). for New York. -.
yAHaourn NJ. July a-Arrived. brig II RaymondtBr.
Muen Philadelphia.
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surgeon was summoned who dressed the little ones In
jurles, and she takon Of py tho police She
stated that while Epson was beating her he held
hrs hand over her mouth and tnrcatcued 10 Kill her II
she made any 0ucry. The Society for tho Prevention
OF Cruelty to Children notiGed oil Epsons crime,
and they WILL no doubt push the prosecution oil his
cag
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srr ,uyR LANCASTER. from salem for Philadelphia, and
.chr N Pote from Pnlsdc phia for Salem with
of coal colded 10Th inst off Chatham dnrng thick fog,
spking the schooner In thrcc minutes. Tho
saved by the and taken TO vineyard Haven noxt
The New York herald., 1877-07-12
PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY II, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
s.esmer Victoria Br,. Young: Glasgow june 20 and Mo
BROS July 4s 81 lon o5 81 passed German steamer
Steamer New Orleans. Ye.roC.n New Orleans July s.
with mdse and 5spasscngcrs to Clark seaman July
Dsls%ars fa Br:aHwa,or saS
steamer Aivlers. Hawthorn, New Orleans July s. with
steamer Benetsctor Ioues Wilmington NJ. days. with
steamer Albemarie Gibbs L.wes Del with mdse tho
Agnes Smith, Philadelphia with ma.e to Bosers
pore iO days with mdse order; Peabody, Viii
@ :ss 4 s9ss 50 ss aSS
Bark Do FIJI AuD. Prcmuda. Belfast 40 days IN ballast
Barn E.a B.sss tBr, vsssy. Bermuda days in ballast
kodsa Peter. ssssss % d:y, e - in e..:; e Tai
c,svsy Alien y;sasS. M s S.y. With
%
to T Msdes: vessel to T.unt Bros.
lumber tome o'o'' As'' ''
schr John Magnus. Colburn. Virginia.
nJ- Bark Constanta (Sor), which anchored In the
lower bay. came up the city Ilth AN.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of Fitchburr. Springer. New Bedford for
RsTes Glow New
ScIr Maggie Msrsters BmeSnston, Windsor rs, for
ssnr %ddis n Bird; r.le: w'ndscr rs: for Ney York
Schr Astrs tBrl Hunt. st John. II. for New York.
Schr Kendrick Fish. Schrader Calais for New York.
Schr Wauponsa. Noble. Boston for New York
schr " u Mangum. Chase. New Bediordl lor New fork.
Schr VIM Whitehead. Titus. Somerset for New York.
Schr Il II Brazos Raynor. Providence tor New York.
~ s'E s'E
Schr Alton Miner. MHpes, Pawtucket for New York.
Schr Gionccster Weeks New London Tor New York.
seIr Emily Dsnni.Cn Allen: New London 'cr Amboy
Schr Annie Chase. Gibson. Now Haven for New York.
schr II Raymond, Samucls. New Haven for New York
Schr Mattie Rnlon Ruon. New Haven for Georgetown
schr ohm Curtis Buckslew Stamford for Now York.
Scbr Escort. Hawkins bridgeport for New York
Schr Idaho. Baker Bridgeport for Now York
Schr Sterling. Ball. bridgeport tor New York.
Schr Belle Hull. Brush. Northpor for New York.
Schr Haze Nc amce. Greenwich for New York.
Schr Hester. Davis. Pcrtchestcr fnr Amlboy.
schr Foster. Petit, Cold Spring iIarbor for New
schr Sarah Purvcs LirIs Cold Spring Hnroor for New
Schr Hattie Palmer, Palmer Port Jefferson for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Defiance, Cr"cker Philmdeph for Fall River
Schr Hebecca MouIton. Atwood N-w York Tor Havre.
schr Baird tBD. sargent. New York for St John NB
Schr W w Branard Ponder. New York for Providence.
schr i Wright. Hart. Now York or New London.
Schr Artist, FLEMING. iIobokcn for Wsrchrm
Schr Wells. WeIs Port johnson for East Greenwich
scbr Mars IIill Iowden tlobo:en for Portsmouth. Nh
Schr Anna He'll. Grining, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr ! Ponder Walsh Port johnson tor salem.
schr VIM Bcment Harris, Philadclphs for New Bedford
Schr Edward Ewnx. Walker Philadelphia for Sag iIar-
Sehr John McGtnness Coleman. Richmond, Va for strait
ford.
for Pill: Vim Parks d. for Boston: schr Tcaser, do
for ~ John. NIB.
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

schr Belden from Now York for Fulton, Texns July
4, lat 20 81, lon Is o.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July II, 1877.
Paymnster Charles d. Mansfield is ordered 10 tho
swatara, at New York. Chief Engineer II. Newell is
ordered to duty superintendent OF tho machinery
Of the Quiuncbaug. now being completed Comman-
mand OF tho Froc, South Atlantic station, has been
placed waiting orders Assistant Paymastsr John
W. JORDAN is deochcd from tho swatara and ordored
to settle hts accounts.
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STEAMER MoHoNdAHELA COMING TO NEW YORK.
HALIFAX, n. s., July IL, 1877.
The United States steamer Monong ngahca sailed to-
dav forN Nw Y0ri
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

second clas buoy substituted tho spar
buoy on North Lodge In Ncw Bedford harhor.
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NEWS
Sails. DesfinafionI
Steam sy.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or JULY AND AUGUST
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YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs, &c. 7

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
TVIIE RUG ". =. BUnDkN FOX sALh CHEAP-FOR
cash Apply at Ill Btoadway, room 35; Iloboken
Coal Company, Hobokcn, n. j.
MlSCELLANEOUS.
nIvOhuES tLkGAL EvERYwiIERE SPEEDILY
DObtained without publicity. No advance pas yn,ents
FREDERICK KING, Lawyer. 9 ST. aark's place.
n1vORCEs QCIETLY.-PAY WHEN DIvORCED;
Dsdvice free. American Law Agency (removst 252
| Brosdway. opposite City Hall
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp. July IL. PM-wind wsw, gentle.
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July II. 1877.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.