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ADA UGHrEa BRUE4LLY BEATEN.
HOW HER FATHER AND MoIIER ATTEMPTED TO Pun
ISH JULIA COsTAE

HOW HER FATHER AND MD-llEk ATTEMPTED 10 ICN
ISH JULIA CuSTAH
AS Officer Kennedy, of the Eighth Precinct,
was Iassng along Gioonwich-strec, al hali-past ten
o'clock ,aet n ,ht he heard for help prOceeCins
f,,m the thirl-h,ar Of No. 5Oi GNenwch-stIeet sun
nonng Officer Hart. he rushed upstairs burst olen the
door aud found himself in the apartments OF
an old couple named COstar. grl about nine
teen years Old lying on th' hoot. Coo
Tar was beating her with uIs Asts, wnle MS wic'a
large poweIful woman damned the girs head against
bureau. Officer Kennedy SEED Costar and his VII
and took them the Prnce-stre satloH house. The
r is their da gAte Julia, whom they stated they were
correcting for te bad habit of staying out late az
ueut. Inc ldrl recovered sufficiently 10 bt
iaAen "a the Eighth Precinct StatlOI-hOuse, whcf'
sine made a charge nd assault and battery against hc
parents. She stated That II impossible 10 NE Win
hei parents unAer tney were abusive ana brutal
a. her mothers story OF her late hours, sac
SID .i0iing Mncn entered her room, about hall-
, - ten O'clock father asked her. III abusive ln-
.aEe where had been; s.tuck her IN TIE ace WIN
suoe, Nhiie her mother dragged ner 10 tLe Moor.
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ACCIDENTS AND FIRE AT ST. JOHN.

Sr. ions, n. b., July 3.-Tne work of de-
moshng standing walls. and oxcayatng fOrioundaIions
is being rapidly proceeded with. Tine workmen
IN many Instances are placed in perilous po-
sitious This morning Water-st brick wall fell
into an adjoining cellar, buTying John Gala
cher n Iaborer, aud "A horse and wagon. Gal
i7,gler and me morse killed. house, corner o.
Dixie aud Pitt SIS occupied by homeless families was
burned TO day .
Ie CT, Council to-day authorized the Mayor tn ncgo-
tdt for thesc tho Government OF @3LOOO sworth Oi
l',nd, adjoining the Custom House. The Bl Committee
been emp werod confer with the Government rca-
rive Ia "A SD -oilI session OF the Legislature.
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MONTGOMERY AND EUFAULA RAILROAD.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 3.-Ihe first mort
cage bondholders Of tie Montgomery and Eufaula la
road have suspended tie order of sale for said road
Granted 10y Judge Woodson, on June 9th, given bona
and taken the case the Supreme Court Of the United
STATES The order Of sale to satisfy the claim Of tie
south and North road about 100000. The suits by
first and second mortgage bOndhOders for foreclosure
been con sodated and by consent Of all the parties
cxccpt the South and North road, order has been
issued or the OF the ROAD the second Monday IN
November, to pay the rst and second mortgages Inc
sic il subject the claim OF the South ana NOfh road
ms il may be adjudicatSd by the Supreme Court
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IN THIS CITY.

A Ere occurred at an early hour yesterday morn
ing IN the basement tourtcry brick battling At NO. IS
Markeo occupied by sOoman uploisiry store
Stock valued al $500 destroyed and TIE building o'heu
by Max Lew Of No 81 Grandst damaged about 500
fire from some unknown cause, occurred IN the
atc OF the two.story frame dwelling No. % Brooncs,
occupied by william Koch. about $50 Yesterday result
luy In DAMAGE 70 tie building Of 500 The flames burned
through the roof and the sparks LIMITED the roofs OF NOS
247 and 2i7L2 which made Of the same material IN
,ls u AZ the damage was sNood about 500. Tie shoe
store Of ichos Buhl al 1IJ Las about 800 by
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GEN. GRANTS TOUR.
ADDRESS TO THE ENGLISH wORKMEN-A coNnNEN
TAI TOUR ARRANGED

TAI TOUR ARRANGED.
LONDON, Tuesday. July 3. 1877
A deputation Of 40 men, each representing a
different trade and representing altogether about
million English workmen. waited ex-President Grant
at ConsulGenera Badeau's house to-day aud presented
him address, welcoming him 10 England, and assuring
him OF their good wishes aud deep regard for the welfare
and progress Of America where British woIkmcn had
always found welcome. Impromptu speeches were
then made by members OF the dopuaton all Of
which were extremely corcial
Gen. Grant pied as follows; I'm the % my
thank you for the address you have presented
10 me- feel 1t great compliment paid my Govern.
ment. and one to me personally since my arrival on
British soil have received great attentions. which
intended, feel sure, IN the for my country
have had ova,ions freehandshakngs, present atoms
from different classes from tic Government, from con
trolling authorities OF cities, and have received in
the cities by the popuace but there has been cocp
ton am prOudcr Of than this to-day. recognize tho
fact that whatever there IL 81 greatness in the United
States indeed any other country. is due To Labor
The laborer is the author OF all greatness and wealth
Without labor there would DO no Govern
ment leading class or nothing 10 pre-
serve With us labor regarded highly respectable.
When 1t Is not regarded Is because dishouors
labor We recognize that labor dlshonors man. aud
NJ matter what mans occupation is he is blo to M
any post in the gift OF the people; his occupation
considered in selecting whether q law-nakor or as an
I can do is to renew my thanks for the address.
and repeat what have said before have received
nothing from any class since y arrival which has given
me more pleasure.
After the speech there Informal exchange OF
courtesies, and tho deputaton then withdrew. Gen.
Grant has finally concluded that he Will not at present
~ to P1.is lie VIII go to Brussels ON Thursday aud
viii visit Germany and Switzerland. He viii return
down the Rhine, go to Norway and sweden, ami Will
come back to England the last week IN August lie viii
visit all the places Of interest In great Britain making
London his headquarters.
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THE GREAT ORIENTAL WAR
SISTOvA HELD FIRMLY BY THE
INVADERS

t1E TURKS DELAYING TO ADVANCE AGAINST THEM
The Russians have strengthened the detenses OF
Of Sstova and are disposed to hold 1t as an impol-
tant link in their communications win
Roumania. Up to last evening the turkish
commander had organized no offensive movement
against them. being evidently apprehenslve OF an
invasion elsewhere on the Danube The RUSSIAN
army is described as lacking thorough organization
in its commissariat department The Russians con-
cede that they were ovcrpowered near Batum, ana
had TO retire from the position they held 1hey
estimate their losses in the battle ON the 18th uit
at much less than the Turks reported. The transfer
of the British fleet TO Beslka Bay is subject Oh
general concern i'll England.
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FIRES HERE AND THERE.

PORTLAND, Me-, July "a brick block on
Unionstreet occupied by a. T. Cox son. was partially
destroyed ly fre las night. The loss on the building
10 600 and ON the stock 10000; uly insured.
WATERTowN, n. Y, July 3.-The saw-miIl
and c1cese-box factory owned by Capt. william smelly,
AT North wilma John Browne Tract struck by light
ming sunday and consumed by fire. The loss Is $1,000;
lusarancc OJO one-aalt OF which ID in the North Brat
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c,,c,co,s cpi,ITyAL RECORD.

Chicago, July 3.--Sincc yesterday morning
criminal acts been unusually frequent III us Guy
Among the crimes COMMITTED are the following '"N'
nonl Was seriousy but not fatally stabbed by IN un
-, man Mrs Minnie Getsine er. respectable widow
49,, neither of five CHI ldren committed suicide with
raznr early this morning. Cnas Matthlsseh stabbed
nenS rui"v leaving family. August schmidt, "A bar
hs Nv, aihert Lucas "a shoemaker with pair VI SHEARS
~, ,s,.rinusly as " endangcr Ills lie.
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THE LOUISIANA TAx-RECoRDs.

New ORLEANS July "a witness has testi-
fed before the Audiiorai Committee that the missing
hooks of the AUDITOR Office were packed up and dchy
od t Marshal Pkin and Chief Deputy stockton at the
Custom House. The Committee called on Marshal !" mar
con ho uromlscd 10 institute search and restore - the
80, any missing records found III the Custom HOus,
ESncs report that nearly $4,000 are Ia the hands o
fax collectors, audited but not paH INTO inc o'"v'
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY A. 1877.

The Manchester Examiner illustrates the mendacitv and
crctulty Of the Bulgrnns. Que Of the prisoners
Bulgarian and VIII ne was asked - tell what was going
on IN GmgrvO he evidently thOdght that ready nvcu
ton would improve his chance of Tcg1lnlDC liberty; 20
hc quietly Informed the Turkish authorities that the
Russians had undermined a Greek Church I'm Rustchuk
and intended 10 blow IL mp and then pretend that TIE
Turks had destroyed tie building THIS foolish tale
scnms 10 have Thrown Enstcmk lmin q namlc.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO ~ Y, July 3.-The jury in the case OF
los, Nh IoIk defang City Treasurer has rendered
verdict guilty Of the seventeen indictments for
bezzemenL
MRRipi NJ Conn, July "a Committee Of the Com
mon Council ports that CITY Collector Frank O. Qua
defaulter " amount OF upwards of $1,000
LoNG BRANCH, July 3-fienry Elliott of New.
York West End Hotel robbed OF dismo nd
pin $500 while getting On the cars THIS morning.
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PARLIAMENTARY TmIBUsTERING.

IlNHONI Iuts'Idl, JUl y III.
The House of Commons sat from 4 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon o'clock this morning Chiefly
committee supply There wero Ia purely Obstructive
divisions and several attempts 10 count out. The OBJ
structiouists were Mcssrs Nolan, ODouncl. O'Com,n
O'Connor Power, Richard Power. and Parnell, Home
Rulers, and Mr. whaley Liberal. Concern h expressed
lest such proceedings, which have greatly mpeod bush
ness during several cssons, may lead 10 alterations OF
the rules Of debate cuTang the privileges OF GemDers
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TIE MURDER OF THE REV. Mr.. FRIDAY.

Hagerstown, Md, July 3.-James Gardner
and j. W. Grove, who arrested June %, on sus-
nicon of being the murderers OF the Rev. j. NJ. Fri
day late pastor OF the Luthern Church. at larpers
Ferry we're taken before magistrate this morning,
and through counsel waived examination, and were
recomuited bach TO jail, TO wait the action Of tue
Grand JuIY.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. July 81. Clason g. Co, mer.
chants, trading Bombay, Liverpool aud stuttgart,
have failed their liabilities are reported 10 be 100000.
LONDON July "a large block of ware
houses Bradford has been destroyed by rc The loss
NM
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE PRIZES.

WnLIAMsTowN, Mass, July 3.-Rhetorical
prizes were awarded loilJws General prize 10 W.
Pratt first Junior prize 10 A. G. Garfield second 10 c.
NJ Plat; first Sophomore To A Ia Trick second TO H. H.
Fletcher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

Elijah curtis, OF NO. oOZ Icdll-SItct, al eX-
policeman the second precinct, AFTER spending Monday
evening IN drinking with friends left them with the
remark tnat tirod Of life. He has not since ap
peared home and fears are entertained that lie has
committed suicide.
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FLOODS IN SPAIN.

MADRID. Tuesday. July 3, 1877.
foundations in the Province of Murcia have
seriously damaged tho railways. rsonty-t~o persons
have been drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
A cENrENARIAN LOST IN THE STREETS.

A very old man was found by the police of
the Tenth Precinct, last night, wandering about the
streets and unable TO tell where he lived, To find his
way home lie gave his namo William L. Stewart aud
said he was lOl years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

The Pan-Presbyterian Council has been I'M
der consideration Tor several years. IL was first proposed
The erccntntry Of the Scottish Reformation. h,d No
vember 20. 1872, In Philadelphia. Ia May. 1873 the
proposition received the approval OF the General Assem-
bies OF the Presbyterian Church In tins country
and OF the hish Presbyterian church. IL October
following, when the Evangelical Alliance met
in this city, provisional committee ap
polned which communicated with IS churches, ask
m their countenance aud cooperation. la the summer
of 1874 The proposition Ratified at moctns g held in
London, BE fast, and Edinburgh it decided 10
organize the whole scheme at general meeting In
London III 1878. At this meeting, the principal Pfeshy
churches thoughOut the world were represented.
f. agreed that the first General PRESBYTERIAN Coun-
Gil should be held Edinburgh in July 1876. but owing
the American Centennial celebration WAS postponed
until tBis The meeting also adopted constitution
and arrived ri aprtemen 10 tie principles held ~
common by thcchurchcs The council coup rscs delega
lions from 10 countries roprosening IS branches Of the
Prcsby terrain denomina ion iemDracilg upward Of
10000 churches, and 100000 people. According 10
the programme. the formal opening OF the Council and
Dr.. F.ints discourse will be followed by vo
sessions for about ten days at which papers will 10
read aud addresses Will be delivered the prOgr/ u
religion ia various synopsis Of con- u-
ton VIII be considered, embracing few girai docrnal
principles which viii a common ground for the
proposed union. Since ito inception DR. McCOsh has
been regarded as a prime this great project,
which has met with the cordial approval VI no
Presbyterian Church IN this county. The Auiori-
delegates list OF whom was recently pub
lsAol In TIE TRIBUNE comprise many cm 'ucnt
diyines, well prominent aJnien,
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IIRNOvA HELD BY THE RUSSIANS.
TD.-,.,N N-anuacdav Inv 4


The VicnnascOrrcspOndent of he London lines,
saws: che taking of TirnOva, which has not yet
been officially announced. turs out to be true.
This is important, rs from IirnOya radlate several
roads across the Balkans. The conflicting rumOrs
hitherto current may be reconcied by the suppose
ton that the Russian attack on the Bridge over
tho Jantra, at Bela, which was repused, was
merely a felnt 10 make the advance on TrnOya.
AL abIe-bOdied Bulgarians have been summoned
10 present themselves at the Russian camps to be
Organized into a force for their own protection in
future
A telegram from ShUnla, Tuesday. says; q" Ru-
1nors fIom the Danube very conflicting but it Is
evident that the Russians definitely established
az Sistovi and no concentration of Turkish forces
t. drive them across the river has taken place.
Mahnoud Djclaeddin Pasha has been entrusted
with the duties of the Ministry of War while kedIf
Pasha is at Shumla.
The Standards ConstantnOple dispatch says for the
present the peace party Is powerless.
St Petersburg telegram reports that two con-
tractors bave undertaken the railways connecting
REM Ismail and Bender with Galatz.
A telegram from Bucharest states that 1000 Itou-
Inanians have crossed tine Danube at Cetate.
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DEFICIENCY IN THE BOSTON TAX-OFFICE.
Ro.ToS. July 3.-John Faney, Collector of

Taxes hose have been under examination for
several weeks has been unable explain ported de-
iency OF about $4,000 aud to-day Resigned his Office
HIs successor VIII DC appointed Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
OUT Door SPOTS.
LONG BKANCH RACES.

LONG BRANCH, Nj, July 3-Ail the trains ar
irving here to-day crowded The hotels have all re-
ceveda large number of guests This opening hops
given at the West End, Mansion aud Ocean Hotels
Great interest is manifested in OmOrrOw's races The
uo0l selling at the West End Hotel is very lively, and at
tracts many people. The New Jersey Southern Raiioa
Company has engaged the Empire CITY b'nd, "Hi'
will give music at Monmouth Park tomorrow. The io
lowing pools sold tbs evening:
Frst dash for year Odds; Pride on e
Village So 800; ArragOn $40 500; Eliza Adams so ffp
ScoHd Ra-e-Sellng Iacr for al ages, oneai. qi.,si
miles: Yorkshire Lass, 500 5000; Caracalla, $50 = -
Iounger $50. 500 Ella Wotten, 3d. 500; Field, 40 SO
Third Rdce.-TwO mics dash: fe S6l 100; Chesapeake
$40 $50; BurgoO. $40 50 Jenifer S1S, $50. $500.
frh Rdcs-II aIccdp hurdle race, nile heats ltsN Nv
lbsl 500; Derby a. lsl SO Don Victor (32 lDs SO
Weasel as lbsl SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
There was fair attendance at the Hoboken

There was a fair attendance at the Hobokcn
pool rooms last evening when pools sold on the
four contests which 10 be run today at Monmouth
Park Long Branch. the first IL dash OF one nall
mile for two wear 0ds fOf purse Of $780, the second
horse t. receive $780, and the third $50 There VII DC
three starters In this race The second event is seinS
race ono and a quarter miles a ages, the winner TO
ne sold for 900 There are seven starters Inc lrd
race ia for purse of 1900 distance two miles, ana tefc
are four starters Tie fourth Will be handcap OF
mile heats over hurdles and four horses viii start
In the first race Pride OF the village was ne fdVOrte
selling at So; Ely Adam, at S35 Atrasun, 80: IN -
In tue second Yorkshire Lass (arryirg lo3 ins
sold favorite for 500; CaTacaila lJ2 lb-l T.3i
Loungcr (97 lbs.), $780, Lila MOtfon Qo3 IDs.l' I'D :
King Bee dos bsJ, SO; Kcnney QO5 lOsl, Slli lhila
go lhs), $40. . ,
In the third race, Chesapeake n24D sold as iayorr
Rifle Q0ODs) $50; BurgOO as nj $50; Jchiief
il23ibs), $50.
Ia the hurd Derby brought 800 rs fayorite nnd
carries 145 b. Risa sod tor $s5 and carries ~ -
Weasel carrying 1872 s., sold so, and Don Victor
Q32 Ds) brought SO.
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SECRETARY sHERMAS's TRIP TO NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, Va, July 3.-Ihe Hon. John
sberman Secretary Treasury accompanied by sew
erl gentlemen from Washington, among them Mr. webb
HAYES arrived here this morning. They were met 10y
committee of citizens consisting Of Mayor Tucker Col
5arke Judg, Burroughs Postmaster Nichols, aud oncr
entlemen aud escorted ~ the Office of Collector
Braxton in the Custom house. where they were waited
iuou by many prominent ciilzeus. banquet was
served at TIC 5iOrrisett House where speeches Of wei
come we're made
FORTRESS MONROE, July 3.
The revenue cutter Hamilton, from Norfolk passed
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CHESTER, Ia, July 3.-IDe UnIIcu oIaIes
steamer Mayower with 81 cadet gncors arrived here
This evening aud Will remain four days allow the
diets TO make drawings machinery Joun Roach's
yard
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THE PAN-PREsBYTERIAN COUNCIL.
IIIK COUNCIL FORMALLY OPENED-DIsCOIK-E
REV. DR. FLINT.

REV. DIR. FLINT.
EpISBURGH, Tuesday, July 3. 1877
The Presbyterian Council opened here to-
day. TIE sermon preached by the Rev. d. Flint,
Professor OF Theology in Edinburgh University
reception Of members OF the PauPresbyterian Coun-
Gil held This evening IN the Museum OF Science and
Art. The 10 dProyo.t profrered the welcome Of the
city. Lori Bafour, OF Burlcgh. delivered adiress.
The Rev. Dr. Adams. Of New-York and Others replied.
-Four thousand people were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

The French man-of-war, Refine Blanche,
belonging 70 the Squadron OF Evolution has been acct
deutl, ranmed aud sunk of the Hycres Islands By tho
French ironcad Heroine Nobody was drowned
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THE RUSSIANS IN BULGARIA.
A STRONG POSITION SECURED Al sIsToVA-TIIE RUS
e,,xs scASTty suPPIIED-rHE CAR STILL AT
TIE DANUBE.

A STRONG POSITION SECURED Al slSIONA--lliN Nus
SLAMS sCANTILY sUPPLED-rHE CAR STILL Al
TIE DANUBE.
LONDON Tuesday, July g. 1877.
The tardinoss of the Russians since they crossed
the Danube is a subject of remark in the war tele-
grams from the Danube. The position they hold Is,
however admirablef for defense, and the time allowed
them by the Turks has enabled them to
hiring M men and guns enough to defend II. For
two davs the situation critical; but now by oc-
oupying the hills in force the Russians have prach-
cally gained strong base of operations. Inc nus
SLAMS were likewise lax III not following
the retreating Turks. Although the crossing
WAS elected on Wednesday it was only
on Saturday that Gen. Skobcloh's Cossacks
went to learn the whereabouts of the Turks Mean
time the bridge was incomplete. and the russian
force was liable TO attack i'll the flank from I'uSl
chuk and Nikopos. Access from Slmut2a 10 the
place Of embarkatiOn was suffered 10 remain ulni-
emit track down steep bluff and no attempt was
made TO improve the communications. 1he troops
OH the Turkish bank are living precariously. gem
erals dinner has 10 be sent from his baggage-wagon
on the Roumanian side. There is no accumulation
of provisions or ammunition at Sistova. The SAM
tary ARRANGEMENTS of the Russian camps are con-
spcuous by their absence. The atmosphere OF
Snniuitza is poisonous and the water supply abom-
Unable One correspondent draws damaging COM
parison with the Germans in the foregoing paru-
culars. and saws finer army than the Russian vas
never seen. but its very fneness makes more CON
epcuous defective tactics, methods aud arrange
ments.
DESPITE these shortcomings, 1t is declared at
Bucharest to-day that, notwithstanding the absence
Of war news il VIII be found that no time has been
lost in pushing forward military operations. Inc
Gar continues visiting the wounded the banks Of
the Danube.
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THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

PARIS, TUESDAY, Jiiy s. lNfI
Senior Gorilla and other Spaniards implicated
in the plot against the Spanish and French Governments
will be expelled from France.
The Pays says referring 10 President MacMahons or.
der Of tie day the troops who participated In the
Wow on Sunday: AT least feel that ruled by
hand that Yields a sword. The chief OF the army has
appealed to the bay onets and all must return 10
their duty"
Loys spinning and weaving factory at Rouen has been
destroyed By fire. throwing 800 emp oycs out OF work
A FRENCH WAR VESSEL SUNK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
FORTRESS MONROE, July 3

The revenue cutter Hamilton from Norfolk, passed
here at p. to-day, Tor Washington with secretary
sherman aud party Oh board.